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MAYNARD, Mass. ( MainStreet) -- 5 & Diner, a 50s-themed restaurant franchise, is looking to cash in on nostalgia for a simpler, more prosperous era. In the 1950s, the diner was a mainstay in American culture. The establishment was a place where teens and families came to eat burgers and fries, pot roast and milkshakes. It was the center of social activity as jukeboxes played and open seating was designed to encourage socialization.
The Great Recession has left its mark on America in the form of stubbornly high unemployment and a long foreclosure pipeline. Harkening to a 1950s-1960s period when unemployment was below 3% and home mortgage rates equally low could be refreshing for consumers, or in a word, instill in today's diner the word most commonly associated with that halcyon era: happiness. "We're trying to make America a happier place and that's what 5 & Diner is about," CEO Bob Watson says. "I tell customers all the time we are rebuilding America one milkshake at a time." It's in this way that 5 & Diner, which currently has 12 restaurants, plans to grab a larger piece of the so-called family dining industry. It's a big, if slowly growing restaurant sector, reaching $34 billion in annual sales last year. Watson was at first a 5 & Diner franchisee before claiming his corporate position. He and his wife Laurie are owners of LPM Holding Co., a large food service contractor, catering and event rental company in Maynard, Mass. The Watsons were looking to diversify their business operations but stay in the food business. Since it was their first take at running a restaurant they wanted the safety of a franchised system. They looked at many concepts but bought the rights to a 5 & Diner. In 2006, they opened a restaurant in in Worcester, Mass. "We looked at everything from Dairy Queen to Burger King to Johnny Rockets and we settled on 5 & Diner because of how cool we thought the place was. Staff is dressed like the '50 and '60s. The menu is what you would call comfort food. Laurie and I went to visit and we just absolutely loved it," Watson says. "It's really difficult to go in there and not be happy."


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Eaton and Electrical Safety Foundation International Raise Counterfeit-Product Awareness During National Electrical Safety Month
EP Editorial Staff | April 29, 2014
PITTSBURGH, PA (April 29, 2014) — Eaton and the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) will again be partnering during Electrical Safety Month in May on a continuing public-awareness campaign about the dangers of counterfeit electrical products. It's the second consecutive year of this initiative, the goal of which to ensure a fundamental understanding surrounding electrical safety, build awareness among key audiences regarding counterfeits and the dangers they pose in residential and industrial settings.
Among their activities, Eaton and ESFI will collaborate through social media efforts to share electrical safety tips and facts, including the dangers of counterfeit electrical products and how to avoid and identify such products, and also address these issues with industry professionals during panel discussions at key trade shows.
For additional information about the dangers counterfeit electrical products, visit Eaton's site at www.eaton.com/counterfeit. To learn about ESFI's complete collection of National Safety Month resources, visit www.esfi.org/NESM.

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I recently bought a MFC-7840W and it seems fine. However, there appears a problem that, after printing a document and turning off the printer, my laptop cannot get the internet connection. The laptop shows the router has excellent strength but there is limited or no internet connectivity. After waiting for an hour or so, the internet connection is suddenly available. Does anyone know if it has something to do with the printer setup. I never have this internet connection issue before.
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I had Smart Lipo Triplex a liitle over 2 months ago not because I was heavy but because Im in my late 40s and ate healthy and exercised 3-4 days a week but no amount of exercise was helping my thighs which I have always hated and I started to get muffin top over my jeans.I eat like 1000-1200 calories a day and only drink water and I have not lost any weight and my clothes fit the same......Im frustrated I am in menopause but the dr said I will see a change.Maybe my expectations a too high!!When will I see my clothes getting looser or will I ever?I do have lump on my stomach and my stomach looked better before surgery.Someone please give me some hope.Hope I didn't waist my $$
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I have 2 identical XML feed generators. The only difference is the customer content the feeds pull from the database. One feed pulls content of a specific customer from the database, while the other feed pulls content from all other customers.
Both feeds have been working, until now.
My feed dedicated to a specific customer is generating this error:
XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: http://www.mydomain/indeed-general-xml-generator/
Line Number 1, Column 1:
As I mentioned this has just started happening. Another funny thing is, when I swap out the customer info in the broken feed, the XML document renders correctly.
Is it possible my customer has some content in the database that is breaking my XML tags?
I'm using PHP's DOMDocument class to generate the XML files and wrapping all values with the createCDATASection() method.
In Chrome I get this error when trying to view the document
HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request.
I've been struggling with this error all evening and have not gotten any closer to fixing the problem, but I have made a couple of very odd discoveries that make absolutely no sense to me.
Here is the loop that is generating the XML doc
while($feed_jobs->have_posts()) : $feed_jobs->the_post();
$b = $doc->createElement( "job" );
$title = $doc->createElement("title");
$title->appendChild($doc->createCDATASection( $post->post_title));
$b->appendChild( $title );
$company_name = "Sample Company Name";
$company = $doc->createElement("company");
$date = $doc->createElement("date");
$referencenumber = $doc->createElement("referencenumber");
$url = $doc->createElement("url");
$description = $doc->createElement("description");
$description = createCDATASection($post->post_content);
//query postmeta table for city and state// then parse it into an array
$location = get_post_meta($post->ID,'geo_address',true);
$location = explode(',',$location);
$city = $doc->createElement("city");
$state = $doc->createElement("state");
$r->appendChild( $b );
I've noticed that if I remove the "url" and "description" nodes the feed generates correctly. Similarly, if I remove "company_name", "date", and "description", I can leave the "url" node in and everything will again function properly.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is a very critical problem for my business.
Not sure if I'm going to get any response to this thread, but I've been working on this problem all weekend and I've found there doesn't seem do be anything suspicious with the content. I altered the script to output plain html instead of xml and everything looks fine. I've also tried playing with output buffering and that still doesn't help.
I have found though this script doesn't work on my localhost when pulling content for any of my customers. It continues to work on my production server for all but one of my customers.
It looks like you're on the right track, and have narrowed it down to the likely candidates. Unfortunately, it's just detective work to figure out what's specifically causing the issue. Though it looks, based on your troubleshooting - like it's the description that's causing you the issue. Perhaps they've changed the description - possibly a copy/paste error you can't see through the browser where it's inadvertently opening/closing a cdata element where it shouldn't?


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If you've watched any television in the last six months, I'm willing to be you've heard Caesars' "Jerk It Out"—it's the tune playing while hip silhouettes dance around and hawk iPods these days. A slice of keyboard-drenched garage, the tune's ubiquity is matched by its undeniable catchiness. Caesars—singer Cesar Vidal, guitarist Joakim Ahlund, bassist David Lindqvist and drummer Nino Keller, Swedes all—dig the tune, too: "Jerk It Out" has appeared on three of their albums, most recently their newest, Paper Tigers. (For those keeping score, it also popped up on 2002's Love For the Streets [when the band was known as Caesar's Palace] and the 2004 compilation, 39 Minutes of Bliss (In an Otherwise Meaningless World). The latter album is where American audiences likely first crossed paths with "Jerk It Out".)
If folks are purchasing Paper Tigers expecting a dozen more tunes like "Jerk It Out"—by the way, the band claims the title is a metaphor akin to "let your freak flag fly", so please, no angry letters—they'll soon find that Caesars is guilty of bait-and-switch. While some of Paper Tigers captures the glee and abandon of "Jerk It Out", too much of the album is nondescript power pop.
But first, one other musical detour. Even if you're unfamiliar with "Jerk It Out", the album's opener, "Spirit" will leave you with yet another impression of the band: swirling, layered and psychedelic. "Spirit" suggests Caesars has been hanging with fellow countrymen The Soundtrack of Our Lives (though TSOOL's take on psychedelia puts Caesars to shame). It's an interesting approach for the band—and hey, they've got the Farfisa organ for it—but it's a sound they don't attempt again on Paper Tigers. It's a shame, too, because tracks like "It's Not the Fall That Hurts", "Your Time is Near", and "My Heart is Breaking Down", despite being inoffensive enough and perfectly competent (how's that for damning with faint praise?), are overproduced, slick guitar pop. I want to like Caesars more—I have a soft spot for Swedish pop and garage—but when compared to (and maybe especially when compared to) Swedish acts like TSOOL, the Hives and the Wannadies, Caesars isn't quite in the big leagues yet.
Still, they hint that all hope is not lost. In addition to "Jerk It Out"—their contribution to the Eurogarage compilation disc that will be released in a decade's time—the three closing tracks feel much more freewheeling and a lot less calculating than their predecessors. Where many of the above-mentioned tunes sounds a feel like the band is holding back too much, the closing trio of "We Got to Leave", "Soulchaser" and "Good and Gone" rock in a way the rest of the album should have. The guitar jangle of "We Got to Leave", the pulsing keyboard on "Soulchaser" or the big riff on "Good and Gone"—Paper Tigers would've benefited from more good vibrations like these. That said, "would've"'s won't get us anywhere.
The band has done right in the past, nabbing a Swedish Grammy for Album of the Year in '02 for Love for the Streets. Still, Paper Tigers is Caesars' first release with any stateside buzz—thanks again, iPod!—and the band sounds tentative, afraid to step on any toes and too eager to please everyone, shortchanging themselves in the process.
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– "Stone Cold" Steve Austin has published a new blog entry checking in from Mexico, where he is filming the third season of Redneck Island.
– WWE published an article looking at former WWF Tag Team Champion Rick Steiner, who today runs the "Rick Steiner and Associates" real estate firm. In the story, Steiner discussed signing with WWE in 1993 and the differences between WWE and WCW.
"In WCW, you had to come up with your own stuff," Steiner noted. "WWE had their vision, told you what was going on and you geared everything toward that."
– Ryback has posted a new Tweet since deleting all his earlier posting from his Twitter account.
"If you have something worth fighting for you have to fight for it. Being bred to b scared is the problem. Rules will be broken. #RybackRules"
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Chafee signs $8.7B budget for fiscal 2015
Gov. Lincoln Chafee has signed an $8.7 billion state budget for fiscal year 2015 that lowers the corporate tax, increases public education spending and honors the debt related to 38 Studios.
The Democratic governor signed the budget in a State House ceremony Thursday afternoon.
House Speaker Nicholas Mattiello called it a bold budget that sets Rhode Island in a new direction and sends a message the state is "open for business."
Senate President Teresa Paiva Weed said it invests in critical areas including education and infrastructure.
The spending plan lowers the corporate tax rate from 9 to 7 percent and raises the estate tax exemption to $1.5 million. It also creates a transportation infrastructure fund for road and bridge maintenance and includes $10 million to preserve a higher education tuition freeze.


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Two artists have transformed a 200-year-old tramshed in Clapton into a gallery, studio and project space.
Photographer Tilley Harris and artist Suzannah Pettigrew began renovating the building – now known as the Depot – nine months ago.
"It hadn't been used for over five years," Miss Pettigrew explained.
The artists preserved the original structure of the Upper Clapton Road building, as they stripped the interior, replaced the roof and installed new plumbing.
"We wish to offer the local community space at the Depot to be creative," she said.
The space will be available to rent for photographic shoots, as project space and for workshops.
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Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee sent subpoenas today to four witnesses in the expanding impeachment inquiry, setting up possible new conflicts with lawyers over privilege claims even as panel members planned a firmer timetable that could result in a full House vote on impeachment by mid-December.
Republican aides also said the panel was tentatively scheduled to vote on any articles of impeachment the week of Dec. 7. If the articles are approved, the panel could bring them to the full House the week of Dec. 14, although aides cautioned that the schedule was subject to change.
''There's a real intense desire to get it done over the next few weeks,'' said Representative Christopher B. Cannon, a Utah Republican on the panel, who added that few, if any, additional witnesses would be called.
As lawmakers seek to wrap up the inquiry, Gregory Craig, the White House's impeachment coordinator, has discussed with a handful of House Republicans in recent days how to resolve the inquiry, senior White House officials said. The White House is assessing the likelihood of quashing an impeachment vote on the House floor, the officials said.
The Judiciary Committee, after a party-line dispute in closed session, said it would subpoena four witnesses, three of whom are lawyers. The Republicans said they hoped those witnesses would shed light on whether President Clinton or his associates tried to influence the testimony of Kathleen E. Willey, a former White House volunteer who claims the President groped her outside the Oval Office.Continue reading the main story
The contentious issue of whether lawyers would be required to waive lawyer-client privilege in testimony before a House committee surfaced on Thursday as the Judiciary panel ended a draining daylong hearing with Kenneth W. Starr.
All 16 panel Democrats opposed summoning Ms. Willey's lawyer, Daniel A. Gecker of Richmond, and Robert S. Bennett, Mr. Clinton's lawyer in the Paula Jones lawsuit.
Democrats objected when Republicans refused to honor the lawyer-client privilege when the witnesses give sworn statements in depositions beginning as early as next week.
''It just shows real contempt for lawyer-client privilege as a matter of principle,'' Representative Jerrold Nadler, a Manhattan Democrat on the committee, said today.
One subpoena was sent without objection to Bruce Lindsey, a senior White House lawyer and longtime confidant of the President. By a vote of 23 to 14, with two Democrats joining all 21 Republicans, another subpoena was sent to Nathan Landow, a wealthy Maryland developer and Democratic fund-raiser who has denied trying to influence Ms. Willey's testimony in the Jones lawsuit.
A Republican committee spokeswoman, Nicole Nason, said committee investigators were scheduled to take sworn statements from Mr. Gecker on Nov. 23, Mr. Landow on Nov. 24, Mr. Bennett on Dec. 3, and Mr. Lindsey on Dec. 4. Ms. Nason said the committee might also hold hearings to hear testimony from an expert on perjury and from the Democratic and Republican investigative counsels.
Broadening the inquiry would allow the panel's Republican majority to look beyond the President's affair with Monica S. Lewinsky for a larger pattern of obstruction of justice.
Democrats dismissed the latest batch of depositions as political gamesmanship.
''These depositions are going nowhere,'' said Mr. Nadler. ''It's a bone they're throwing to their right wing.''
In addition, the committee's ranking Democrat, Representative John Conyers Jr. of Michigan, objected to Republican efforts to delve into Mr. Clinton's 1996 campaign finance practices.
In a letter to Attorney General Janet Reno, Mr. Conyers opposed a request from Representative Henry J. Hyde of Illinois, the panel's chairman, for a prosecutor's report to Ms. Reno recommending she name an independent counsel to investigate Mr. Clinton and Vice President Al Gore and other fund-raisers for their re-election campaign. Mr. Conyers called the request ''an unjustified and unwelcome fishing expedition.''
President Clinton, traveling in Asia, said he had seen only snippets of Mr. Starr's presentation on Thursday and was not concerned about the subpoenas to Mr. Lindsey or Mr. Bennett. But he suggested he was surprised by the subpoena to Mr. Bennett. ''As far as I know, there has never been a case where a person's lawyer was asked to come and testify,'' Mr. Clinton said.
[At a news conference in Seoul, South Korea, on Saturday, Mr. Clinton refused to weigh in on the substance of Mr. Starr's testimony, The Associated Press reported. ''I hope Congress will do the right thing in a nonpolitical way,'' Mr. Clinton was quoted as saying.
[But, he said, Mr. Starr's finding of no wrongdoing in matters preceding the Monica Lewinsky affair -- the use of F.B.I. files on Republicans and the firing of the White House travel office staff members -- would surely ''help to get this over with.'']
Committee Republicans say they do not intend to ask questions of Mr. Bennett that would violate his confidences with the President, or ask Mr. Gecker about what he discussed with Ms. Willey.
Republican committee aides say the lawyer-client privilege, a fundamental right in American law, does not extend to Congress.
''It's the historical position of the House that common law privilege, including attorney-client, does not apply to the legislative branch,'' Ms. Nason said. She noted that the panel called six lawyers during the Watergate inquiry.
One expert in legal evidence and ethics, Stephen Gillers of New York University's School of Law, agreed with the interpretation, saying: ''The Republicans are right. Privilege is a creation of statute, the Federal Rules of Evidence. It applies in judicial proceedings only and does not apply by statute in hearings or depositions.''Continue reading the main story


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Run Run Kyōsōkyoku (also known as らん・らん狂走曲) is a PC-88 game published in 1989 by Elf Co., Ltd. whose theme is adult, anime / manga, arcade. It features a action, racing / driving genre and uses a side view perspective.
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States from Montana to Texas have relaxed laws restricting the carrying and use of firearms in self-defense. The Lone Star state is even considering following Utah's lead in making firearms legal on university and college campuses — the sort of thing that was politically unthinkable not long ago, thanks to the incurably irrational liberalism that tends to hold sway in the halls of higher learning.
In other encouraging news for those who embrace the Second Amendment and understand its purpose, at least 8 states, according to Time, have either passed concealed-carry laws or relaxed existing laws to ensure that residents are not denied the right. Laws protecting the right to defend one's home and person with lethal force are being strengthened in many states, and even Washington, DC — long a Second Amendment-free zone — has been forced to begin permitting residents to legally own handguns, thanks to last summer's ambiguous Supreme Court ruling on the Second Amendment.
All of this has occurred because of a (for Time and kindred liberals) troubling political trend, a steep decline in public enthusiasm for gun control legislation. As Time admitted, "Americans in general have cooled significantly to the idea of restricting gun rights. A poll released last week by CNN showed that support for stricter gun laws was at an all-time low, with just 39% of respondents in favor. Eight years ago that number was 54%."
Americans, in other words, are rediscovering their heritage as an armed people, and not only in rural areas where hunting and target shooting are still rites of passage. Huge numbers of ordinary citizens (this writer included) are taking the time and expense to arm themselves and learn how to use guns, since it is impossible to know where the next hardened gunman will strike.
Tragic as mass shootings like Columbine, Virginia Tech, and Binghamton may be, most of them tend to occur at schools, colleges, and other government offices (post offices used to be a favorite target; hence the term "going postal"), where homicidal gunmen know their victims will be unarmed. A recent mass shooting in Salt Lake City's Trolley Square Mall, by contrast, claimed several lives but was stopped by an armed off-duty policeman before the shooter could accumulate the sort of appalling body count accomplished by the Columbine or Virginia Tech shooters.
Of course, behind the debate over whether fewer firearms laws and more armed citizens deter crime lurks the real motive for the Second Amendment, and with it the reason why the right to keep and bear arms is more detested by political leaders than any other: privately owned firearms are a potential check on unlimited government power. And this is not merely the case for firearms; all privately-owned weapons are loathed by power elites, as Japan's infamous Great Sword Hunt and the Roman Emperor Justinian's prohibition of all private weapons ownership in the wake of the Nika Uprising serve to illustrate.
Evildoers will always walk among us, unfortunately. Some of them are private citizens driven over the edge, but many of them also work for the state. Sometimes the latter get out of hand, as Americans saw in the Waco massacre 16 years ago (an anniversary Time was careful not to mention in its article). Events at Waco under the Clinton Administration probably did more than anything else to persuade Americans that its own government is capable of appalling acts, against which armed resistance may sometimes be necessary. Washington knows it too, which is why every crime committed with a gun will be used as an excuse to try to relieve law-abiding Americans of one of their most precious legal birthrights.
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The recently approved arthritis drug, Enbrel (etanercept) may increase the chance of potentially life-threatening infections in some patients with rheumatoid arthritis, according to a warning issued May 12 by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Enbrel was approved in November of 1998. The drug, a genetically engineered protein, was approved for the treatment of moderate to severe, active rheumatoid arthritis (RA). The FDA notes that the drug is known to suppress tumor necrosis factor, an important infection-fighting protein produced by immune system cells. Of an estimated 25,000 people given the drug, 30 have developed serious infections and 6 have died. Although people with rheumatoid arthritis are prone to infections, and many of the patients had a history of chronic infections, the deaths occurred within 2 to 16 weeks after starting treatment with Enbrel.
COMMENT: I treat many rheumatoid arthritis patients and some have previously asked me about this treatment. I have always told them that this is a very expensive treatment and have advised patients against this RA treatment. Although it clearly is a natural product, we have previous similar expensive natural treatments like interferon for MS which have not been helpful. Forcing the body to have tumor necrosis factor when it did not make will almost always worsen the original problem. Now this information confirms my earlier suspicions that Enbrel should clearly be avoided. The major goal would be to heal the body to help it to produce its own tumor necrosis factor.


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What do you get when you combine one of the world's most notorious regions for film with one of the world's most impressive film distributors? Well, you get "The Life And Death Of A Porno Gang", courtesy of Synapse Films! These Michiganders, who are responsible for bringing the world some of foreign film's finest findings (say that 10 times fast!) as well as giving genre films a gorgeous home viewing transformation (Thriller: A Cruel Picture, Graphic Sexual Horror, Let Me Die A Woman, Animalada, and the list goes on…), have outdone themselves by bringing the world a Serbian delight such as this. If I sound excited, it's because I am!!
Your friend and mine, Mr. Shade Rupe (author of the DARK STARS RISING and Synapse Films Publicist) passed this along to share about the aforementioned film:
During the final days of Slobodan Miloševic's Serbian rule, a young film student named Marko becomes desperate to make a feature film. Finally getting a job as an adult film director, he quickly runs afoul of the mob and needs to get out of town fast! Assembling a traveling group of misfits into a "porno cabaret," Marko and his new friends drive though the quiet countryside in a beat-up van performing live sex acts for peasants and farmers. But life is hard on the road, and they find it hard to earn enough money to survive.
Marko meets a shady snuff film producer who says they can make a lot more money shooting actual murders, theatrically "performed" with willing participants.
This is one offer the struggling porno gang cannot refuse!
Synapse Films is proud to present both Blu-ray and DVD editions of Mladen Djordjevic's controversial film, THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A PORNO GANG. Not for the faint of heart, nor weak-minded, this critically acclaimed shocker is "bursting with outrageous characters and shocking situations… a candy-colored suicide bus to hell" (Mitch Davis, Fantasia Film Festival). Funny, gruesome, sexy and jaw-dropping adults-only entertainment!
Special Features:
• "Made in Serbia" (101 min.) – Feature length documentary on the Serbian adult film industry (*BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVE* – appears ONLY on the Blu-ray due to data size constrictions)
• "Making of" Featurette
• Deleted Scenes
• Theatrical Trailer
Disc Info:
Director: Mladen Djordjevic
Starring: Mihajlo Jovanovic, Ana Acimovic, Predrag Damnjanovic, Radivoj Knezevic
Run Time: 113 minutes
Release Date: August 14, 2012
Language: Serbian
Subtitles: English
Aspect Ratio: Widescreen Anamorphic 1.85:1
Formats: Blu-ray and DVD
Region: Region Free
In addition, the disc will include reversible alternate/explicit cover art and retails for $29.95 on Blu-ray and $24.95 on DVD. Keep an eye out here for a review of this much-anticipated slab o' sleaze and as always, for information on their BRILLIANT back catalog visit: www.synapse-films.com
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Sumo's newest star got his first taste of defeat in his ozeki debut.
Baruto was sent crashing at the hands of Kakuryu while yokozuna Hakuho took a giant leap forward in his bid to win back-to-back titles as he remained undefeated at the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament on Sunday.
Hakuho, who is gunning for his 14th Emperor's Cup, extended his winning streak to 25 bouts with an 8-0 record. Baruto is one off the pace, while seven wrestlers are tied for third with two losses as the 15-day meet enters the final week.
Things went dramatically wrong for the Estonian ozeki in his match against Mongolian Kakuryu, who tugged on Baruto's arm to get him off-balance after the ozeki made a timid charge at the faceoff at Ryogoku Kokugikan.
Baruto tried to regroup but the No. 3 maegashira sent him sprawling into the ringside seats with a hard shove to the chest.
"I kept on the attack and didn't let him get my belt. I knew if I let him grab me, it would be over, so I just kept thrusting forward," said Kakuryu, who improved to a 3-5 record.
Hakuho, meanwhile, never lost his cool even after Aminishiki (2-6) got his right hand inside for a belt grip, hooking his foot in between the sekiwake's legs before muscling him over the edge.
In other bouts of note, veteran ozeki Kaio (5-3) used his favored left-leaning grip to perfection against Wakanosato (1-7), shoving the former sekiwake out to pick up his 996th career win.
Ozeki Kotomitsuki flipped Asasekiryu hard to the dohyo surface after getting a firm belt grip on the fourth-ranked wrestler in the day's penultimate bout, leaving both men at 5-3.
Mongolian ozeki Harumafuji (6-2) pushed Tochiozan (3-5) over the edge with a throat grab, while Bulgarian ozeki Kotooshu immediately dismissed Kitataiki (4-4) in a lopsided affair, marching the No. 4 maegashira over the edge to win his sixth bout.
Kisenosato (5-3) ushered out Kotoshogiku (3-5) in a nonstop frontal force-out after ringside judges called for a rematch due to a false start.


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As I noted a few weeks ago, the Australian government is planning to block access to up to 10,000 websites that it says offer â''unwanted contentâ'' during a six week pilot test that is scheduled to begin just before Christmas. However, the government is having a hard time getting Australian ISPs to play along.
Optus, the second largest Australian ISP, said that it would provided only limited participation in the pilot. iiNet, the third largest ISP, has said it would take part but only as a means to prove to that the filtering plan would not work. Telstra and Internode, however, have said they would not take part in the trials at all.
In fact Telstra, the largest ISP in Australia, thinks it is all nonsense. In a story last week in The Australian, Telstra's chief operating officer GregWinn was quoted as saying, "My view on that is that's like trying to boil the ocean ... to think that you're going to be able to centrally filter everything, I think that's a pipe dream."
But since censoring the Internet was a campaign promise, the Australian's government's need to boil the ocean follows a logic all its own. So the pilot will start within the next ten days as planned.


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The makers of SiriusXM's Android client, an Internet version of the notable satellite radio streams, seem to take positive delight in ignoring Android design guidelines. Before today, the app looked like a lazy port of the iOS version... and the iOS version wasn't exactly a looker to start with.
SiriusXM for Android, circa 2014. Or possibly RealPlayer for Windows Mobile, circa 2004. It's hard to tell.
The updated version of the app doesn't exactly look like Material Design, or even Holo (apparently said app developers aren't Android Police readers), but at least it looks like something designed this decade.Read More


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Four producers announce price increases for monoethylene glycol as anti-freeze season kicks in gear
US ethylene glycol (EG) contract prices are poised to rise in January on the back of producer-led price increases.
Indorama, LyondellBasell, MEGlobal and Shell separately announced price increases for monoethylene glycol (MEG) and diethylene glycol (DEG), effective 1 January. Eastman announced a price increase for triethylene glycol (TEG) for January contracts as well.
Market sources said they anticipate January being a stronger month for EG pricing, following a steady-to-down price trend in Q4 2013.
Demand for MEG is expected to remain stable, though slow, as the major downstream polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and anti-freeze sectors are at a seasonal lull.
However, some sources have said that mid-winter buying in the anti-freeze sector is a possibility, but is dependent on the weather. If the winter is particularly cold this season, MEG could see a spike in buying activity from anti-freeze makers.
MEG and DEG demand in downstream unsaturated polyester resins (UPRs) will be dependent on how well the economy performs, as UPRs are widely used in an assortment of products including sinks, shower stalls, pipes, tanks, boats, buses, trucks trailers and autos.
Throughout much of 2013, UPR demand in the US has been poor, market sources noted.
As well, DEG demand in the downstream polyester polyols sector has been weak. Polyester polyols are used in roofing insulation.
In comparison, TEG demand is at its peak, though demand during the winter season is dependent on the weather. A colder winter will mean stronger demand for TEG, which is used in natural gas dehydrogenation.
During Q4 2013, TEG demand was strong, as is typical that time of year. Sources said there has not been enough supply during the 2013 fourth quarter to meet demand in the US market. Seasonal demand was the sole driver of TEG price hikes throughout the fourth quarter.
Meanwhile, market sources anticipate that feedstock ethylene oxide (EO) availability will return to normal. The expected restart of the Evangeline Pipeline in early 2014 will return the flow of upstream ethylene, which was disrupted when the pipeline was damaged over the summer.
Participants had been experiencing an unusual tightness in EO in certain regions of the US market during Q4 2013 as a result of the pipeline being down for repairs, and from the residual effects of EO being sold out earlier in 2013 during and following major producer plant turnarounds.


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November 12, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Summertime Entertainment recently released several new images from its upcoming film "Dorothy of Oz," starring "Glee's" Lea Michele who voices Dorothy Gale. The beloved character is called back to Oz to save Lion, Scarecrow, Tin Man, Glinda, and the other quirky inhabitants of Oz from a new foe.
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After four solid years of production (meeting the average production timeline for a feature animated film), the film is still a work-in-progress, but nearing completion. Soon, Roger Stanton Baum's popular book, "Dorothy of Oz" will be on the big screen worldwide as a 3D CG animated feature film.
"Dorothy of Oz" is a 3D CG animated feature produced by Summertime Entertainment. The film stars Lea Michele (Dorothy), Martin Short (The Jester), Jim Belushi (Lion), Dan Aykroyd (Scarecrow), Kelsey Grammer (Tin Man), Megan Hilty (China Princess), Hugh Dancy (Marshal Mallow), Oliver Platt (Wiser the Owl), Patrick Stewart (Tugg) and Bernadette Peters (Glinda). The film begins where one of the world's most popular and beloved fairy tales, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum, ends, and continues Dorothy's journey via the further adventure books written by Baum's great-grandson, Roger Stanton Baum.
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"My quest to change the culture on campus started when I visited Ithaca as a high school student and was dazzled by the inspiring views of Cayuga Lake," says Leonard Slutsky '14.
Ithaca's connection to the impressive body of water made Leonard think about students' relationships with water on the IC campus. "Everyone was using disposable water bottles," Leonard says. "There was a lot of waste."
When he got to campus, the leadership scholar founded IC Take Back the Tap and led a successful mission to take the wastefulness out of the water cycle at IC. The group created awareness programs, set up water taste tests, and helped change policies on campus to decrease the use of disposable water bottles. They even worked with IC staff to get water bottle filling stations installed all over campus and change the way water is provided at campus events.
As Leonard's leadership abilities grew, he became a student leadership consultant to help other students create change. The integrated marketing communications student used what he was learning in classes to help shift attitudes and behaviors on campus. "Even though things have been going a certain way for a long time, it's okay to step up and change it."
In Ad Lab—a course that gives students the chance to form their own mini ad agency to compete in the National Student Advertising Competition—Leonard learned how to harness the power of marketing beyond the IC campus. "We worked as an advertising agency to produce work and a presentation. It was a lot of sleepless nights and hard work, but I got a really true ad agency experience."
Leonard's experience continued on the West Coast as part of the Ithaca College Los Angeles (ICLA) program. ICLA students take classes at a satellite campus in LA, work at internships in business and media, and meet people who can open doors all over the city. "I got a lot of exposure to Los Angeles through the network of people there. The people who run the ICLA program brought us to film screenings and events at the Academy [of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences]. IC alumni in the area came in to talk to us about what it's like breaking in, how to find jobs, and other things we'd need to know."
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As a strategic planning assistant at RPA, Leonard puts his leadership and marketing skills to use every day, working on new business pitches and uncovering the many ways and reasons consumers make decisions. "I'm doing research and uncovering the human truths and insights that help drive the creative—giving people the inspiration and knowledge that they need to create something really cool."


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Economic inequality in the US has drawn attention to the attitudes and behaviors of the elite, as those who are educated in the top universities are both likely to start out wealthy and disproportionately likely to have an impact on the future of this country. To examine how this elite class would manage societal resources, the authors of a paper published in Science studied a group of Yale Law School students.
The findings indicate that they re more likely to make economic choices based on increasing the overall wealth of the nation rather than on increasing income equality within a nation. Thus, there's a chance we re selecting policymakers who are unlikely to address this issue.
For the study, the researchers recruited a sample of 208 Yale Law School students as well as a diverse but comparatively less elite (in the authors words) sector of the population. The subjects were recruited in spring of 2007, 2010, and 2013 the gaps meant that each experiment would draw from a completely new Yale Law School student population.
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ISLAMABAD, Oct 30: The Asian Development Bank has suggested to the government to educate households to switch to energy savers from incandescent bulbs (IBs).
The high cost of compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), known as energy savers, and lack of awareness or misperceptions about the lifespan of CFLs versus IBs are major factors preventing greater adoption and ownership of CFLs, according to an ADB report titled 'Adoption of CFLs and electric lightning use in Pakistan'.
The report is based on a survey carried out in Pakistan where almost 77 per cent of households still use incandescent bulbs. It suggests that households may be uninformed about the true savings that can arise from switching to CFLs from IBs.
Ensuring maximum quality standards and carrying out informative campaigns on the lifespan of CFLs relative to IBs can have significant effects in influencing a much greater number of households in Pakistan to adopt and own more CFLs, the report says.
Households in the country may not only be constrained by the price of electricity, but also by the supply of electricity.
"Successfully reducing energy demand requires understanding factors that lead to higher adoption and ownership of CFLs. This will enable the creation of policies that can encourage CFL adoption as a utility-maximising choice. Moreover, it requires understanding the behavioural response of households to the lower unit cost of obtaining electricity services from increased lighting efficiency."
Pakistan has extremely low levels of energy consumption per capita at 436kwh in contrast to the United States which consumes 13,647kwh per capita.
While the lighting estimated to account for 35 per cent of total domestic electricity consumption, approximately 40 per cent of households in Pakistan are not connected to the electrical grid and the imbalance between supply and demand has led to frequent and unpredictable power cuts.
This has led to concerns that sufficient electricity generation may be one of the major hold-ups to social stability and economic growth within the country, the report says.
CFLs are an existing technological innovation that provides energy savings of 4 to 5 times that of an IB for the equivalent lumen output. The lifespan of CFLs lasts anywhere from 8 to 13 times that of an IB
"Increasing adoption and proliferation of CFLs in households in Pakistan may have potential for partially resolving the issue of insufficient electricity generation," says the report.


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Dewi Astuti with the Asia Society Policy Institute argues that President Jokowi of Indonesia and his newly appointed cabinet must begin showing their international savvy at key regional meetings over the next two weeks.
Asia Society Vice President of Global Policy Programs Suzanne DiMaggio says Beijing will closely monitor Barack Obama's Asia trip to get a sense of how much the U.S. hopes to increase its influence in the region.
Australia's foreign minister is speaking at the Asia Society in New York on Friday, January 11, 2012. Whether or not most Australians identify themselves as "Asian," the country's future is directly tied to its neighbors to the north, writes Andrew Billo.
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It's been a while since the R300 core from ATI was released yet this silicon is still doing good and excellent numbers. It's quite funny to see what has happened to ATI over the past two years, the Radeon 8500 was a true success story and already had to make NVIDIA wonder. Then came the revolutionary R300 which has been dominating the market ever since. And even with the new NV35 (GeForce FX 5900) this core still remains to be close to NVIDIA's latest.View: The 16 page Gigabyte Radeon 9800 Pro 128 MB review @ Guru of 3D


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DreemiePreemie of Olathe, Kansas offers baby bundles to document first milestones in a preemie or neonatal intensive care unit baby's life.
'Ah ha' moment that led to launching this business: My niece was a premature baby and three friends also had preemies in two years. Then, my daughter was in intensive care for the first eight days of her life.
Ideal customer: Parents of at risk or preemie babies.
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Biggest Struggle: Expenses. I applied and got the 2011 Huggies MomInspired Grant of $15,000. That was huge.
Surprise!: How wonderful it feels to make something thrive — from scratch.
Promoting Business: My website has done it all. All of my sales from 2008 to this January, when we started taking on retail stores, have been through my web-site and word of mouth from parents of preemies to other parents.
Two things I wish I would've known: How to work one step at a time, while thinking 10 steps ahead.
What keeps you up at night (business-wise!)?: Babies struggling, babies going home, the miracles who in 20 years will read their Dreemie Preemie pages.
Ever tempted to throw in the towel and just get a job?: Yes, it's hard being stay at home mom and a business owner when you're starting from the ground up.
Pricing: Calculate how best to make your cost low, without sacrificing quality.
The absolute best part of owning my business is: the freedom to do it right.
If I had to start over again, I would: have learned to write web-site code myself.
I never imagined: time management would be so difficult.
If standing on a rooftop facing crowds of aspiring or struggling small business owners, I would shout: "You will never succeed if you don't first try."


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InvisiLED Pro 2 is a 24-volt, professional-grade, low-profile lighting solution to enhance retail displays, fine wood cabinetry, granite countertops and more. Available in four color temperatures, the lighting system includes 12 evenly spaced LEDs per foot for consistent and balanced illumination. Consuming four watts, the LED tape has a light output of 320 lumens per foot, a typical CRI of 85 and a 50,000-hour life. Lighting is available in 6-inch, 1-foot and 5-foot sections.


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