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Report: Tea Makers Need to Market to Millennial MomsAugust 6, 2014 2:34 pm | by Packaged Facts
According to a recent report, food manufacturers in the tea market need to connect with children and their parents more than any other consumer. More than two-thirds of shoppers agree that their kids' preferences influence which groceries they buy.
Consumer Trends: Soda Drinkers Want Healthier Soft DrinksAugust 6, 2014 2:24 pm | by Mintel
When it comes to choosing a particular soda, health plays a role. A study shows 29 percent of consumers say that low/no calorie content would make them choose one type of soda over another and 14 percent would prefer natural ingredients.
CRA Continues to Fight 'False Health Concerns' About Corn SyrupAugust 6, 2014 2:16 pm | by Corn Refiners Association
A federal judge denied the Corn Refiners' request to amend a counterclaim against The Sugar Cooperative. CRA President John Bode said The Sugar Association purposely misled the public to create false health concerns and fear about high fructose corn syrup.
Study Reveals Seafood is More Tainted With MercuryAugust 6, 2014 1:56 pm | by SETH BORENSTEIN, AP Science Writer
Researchers have found new results that show more mercury from human sources is showing up in seafood. The new results don't provide any immediate conclusions about eating fish, but too much methylmercury-tainted seafood is already known to pose a risk.
AB InBev Brewery Cited For Serious Violations Worth $92KAugust 6, 2014 12:03 pm | by OSHA
Anheuser-Busch is facing fines of $92,400 after one of its breweries was found in breach of eight "serious safety violations" by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The Columbus, Ohio brewery makes Budweiser and Bud Light beers.
Oreo-Maker Mondelez Says Price Hikes Scared Off CustomersAugust 6, 2014 12:00 pm | by Associated Press
The maker of Oreo, Cadbury and Trident reported lower sales in its second quarter due to price increases on its products. Mondelez CEO Irene Rosenfeld said the company expected its pricing actions to hurt sales, but didn't expect such a big impact.
US Pork Weighs in on Important Trade MattersAugust 6, 2014 9:49 am | by National Pork Producers Council
The National Pork Producers Council insists that U.S. trade negotiators get from Japan a deal on pork similar to the one the United States got from South Korea and is urging lawmakers to exclude South Africa from a U.S. preferential trade measure.
Farmers, National Group Seek to Help Hawaii in GMO SuitAugust 6, 2014 9:31 am | by Hawaii Tribune-Herald, Hilo, Hawaii
Organic farmers and the Center for Food Safety are asking to help Hawaii County defend itself in a federal lawsuit. The lawsuit is challenging a county law that would ban open-air use and testing of modified crops, with exceptions for farmers who are already growing them.
Molson Coors 2Q Profit Climbs on Europe StrengthAugust 6, 2014 9:17 am | by Associated Press
Molson Coors Brewing Co., based in Denver and Montreal, experienced a 9 percent rise in its second-quarter profits as better pricing offset a decline in the volume of beer globally. In Europe, net sales per hectoliter climbed 1.9 percent from increased sales in the U.K.
Attackers Burn 4 Coca-Cola Delivery Trucks in MexicoAugust 6, 2014 9:09 am | by Associated Press
Although local distribution companies are frequent targets for gang extortion in Southern Mexico, multinational firms have seldom been attacked. Now, unidentified attackers have burned down four Coca-Cola delivery trucks in the southern state of Guerrero.
Photos: Millennials' Food Habits By StateAugust 6, 2014 8:20 am | by CNN Money
Millennials are spending big money on guilty pleasures they are probably not telling their personal trainers about, according to new data from budgeting app Level Money. The average annual spending and differing food habits vary by state.
Meat Labeling Webinar: How to Comply With COOL RulingAugust 6, 2014 8:04 am | by METTLER TOLEDO
The mandatory country-of-origin labeling ruling for meat and meat products can create confusion on how to properly package products with the label. Mettler Toledo now offers a meat labeling webinar to help ensure retailers are compliant with regulations.
Consumer Trends: Healthier Frozen Treats On the RiseAugust 5, 2014 2:27 pm | by Packaged Facts
Consumers often perceive regular ice cream as having questionable nutritional value because of its high fat and high sugar content. Over the years, marketers have addressed consumers' health and nutrition concerns by introducing numerous healthier frozen desserts.
The Nutty Truth About Peanut Allergies RevealedAugust 5, 2014 2:13 pm | by National Peanut Board
The National Peanut Board launched a new website for foodservice executives and manufacturers to raise awareness to the common misconceptions about food allergies and allergy management. The site provides science-based information about peanut allergies.
US Job Growth Tops 200K For 6th Consecutive MonthAugust 5, 2014 2:02 pm | by CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER, AP Economics Writer
Employers added 209,000 jobs last month. The economy has now produced an average 244,000 jobs a month since February — the best six-month string in eight years. The manufacturing sector added 28,000 jobs in July, the most in eight months.
Obama: US Companies to Invest $14B in AfricaAugust 5, 2014 12:00 pm | by JULIE PACE, AP White House Correspondent
Coca-Cola is among the U.S. companies to commit to a $14 billion investment in Africa's economy. During the panel discussion, former President Bill Clinton declared that the U.S. has "barely scratched the surface" of Africa's economic potential.
Consumers Want Foods With High-Protein LevelsAugust 5, 2014 11:45 am | by Packaged Facts
According to a new report by Packaged Foods, Americans make it a point to get enough protein from the foods and beverages they consume. Consumers continue to seek out protein for a variety of health and wellness concerns, but also to increase maintenance of the body.
McDonald's: China Meat Scandal Hurting SalesAugust 5, 2014 9:38 am | by Associated Press
McDonald's sales are hurting from a scandal over a meat supplier in China late last month. The hamburger chain said there has been "significant negative impact" in China, Japan and other affected markets. These regions make up 10 percent of the chain's revenue.
Washington Anticipates Sweetest Season to Date For Stone FruitAugust 5, 2014 9:18 am | by Washington State Fruit Commission
The Washington State Fruit Commission is anticipating an extra sweet season for peaches, apricots, nectarines and plums thanks to the ideal early summer climate conditions. The 2014 crop is expected to be one of the best years to date.
Japan, China Prepare Meeting Over Food SafetyAugust 5, 2014 9:05 am | by Kyodo News International, Tokyo
Japanese and Chinese governments are preparing to meet later this month on finding ways to meet food safety standards. The meeting follows the recent scandal over expired chicken meat provided by the Chinese food supplier Shanghai Husi Food Co.


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Photo of the Day: Times Square at Dusk
Sorry for the minimal amount of posts lately. I am somewhat out of commission (illness, out of town, etc.) but didn't want to leave you all hanging for much longer. I'll be back soon! Times Square at Dusk by Stuck in Customs on Flickr

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How does one describe a band like Cansei de Ser Sexy (CSS)? Bad Fucking Ass is the least eloquent, but most appropriate term of endearment that I have for these Brazilian bombshells. Lovefoxx and friends brought their electro-rock dance party to the Wonder Ballroom last Sunday for a legion of fans that were more than happy to welcome the gals back to Portland.
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Patch editors in the St. Louis area cleaned, organized, sorted, wiped, hugged and played at the St. Charles location for the St. Louis Crisis Nursery.
The Crisis Nursery's mission is to prevent child abuse by providing temporary housing and care for young children in order to give their parents and caretakers the space and time needed to resolve crisis.
Patch editors organized and sanitized toys, cleaned high chairs and walls, put away summer clothes, put babies to sleep and played with the little ones.
See previous story: Patch Volunteers Today at Crisis Nursery
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has filed an antitrust-related lawsuit against Intel, charging the world's largest computer chip maker with illegally using its dominant market position to stifle competition and strengthen its monopoly for a decade.
The FTC alleged that Intel has waged a "systematic campaign" to cut off rivals' access to the marketplace. Intel deprived consumers of choice and innovation in the microchip industry, the FTC alleged.
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The FTC's complaint is an effort to create "new rules for regulating and micro-managing business conduct," Intel senior vice president and general counsel Doug Melamed said during a press conference.
Instead of filing a traditional antitrust complaint, the FTC alleged that Intel has violated Section 5 of the FTC Act prohibiting unfair methods of competition. The decision to file an FTC Act complaint, which covers more ground than an antitrust complaint, ignores decades of established antitrust guidance, Melamed said.
"Put simply, Intel has not violated the law," he added. "We have been sued today because we were not willing to agree to demands that would have been bad for our company, bad for the computer industry, and bad for consumers."
The FTC's decision to move forward with a case against Intel comes just a month after Intel settled antitrust and patent disputes with rival Advanced Micro Devices. Intel agreed to pay AMD $1.25 billion in the settlement.
Intel's tactics were designed to "put the brakes" on superior products from competitors, the FTC said. Intel's efforts have denied microchip customers access to potentially superior products and lower prices, the FTC's complaint said.
"Intel has engaged in a deliberate campaign to hamstring competitive threats to its monopoly," Richard Feinstein, director of the FTC's Bureau of Competition, said in a statement. "It's been running roughshod over the principles of fair play and the laws protecting competition on the merits. The commission's action today seeks to remedy the damage that Intel has done to competition, innovation, and, ultimately, the American consumer."
Intel, in a statement, disputed the FTC's allegations. "Intel has competed fairly and lawfully," the statement said. "Its actions have benefitted consumers. The highly competitive microprocessor industry, of which Intel is a key part, has kept innovation robust and prices declining at a faster rate than any other industry."
Intel called the FTC case "misguided," and said the complaint was based largely on claims the FTC added "at the last minute." The complaint is "explicitly not based on existing law but is instead intended to make new rules for regulating business conduct," Intel said. "These new rules would harm consumers by reducing innovation and raising prices."
The case should have been settled, and settlement talks had progressed "very far but stalled when the FTC insisted on unprecedented remedies," Melamed, said in a statement.
Parts of the FTC complaint weren't brought to Intel's attention until Dec. 8, and were not fully investigated by the agency, Melamed said. "It is obvious from the complaint that the FTC does not understand important aspects of the computer industry," he added. "The FTC asks for remedies that would have made it impossible for Intel to conduct its legitimate business."


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Published in The Athens Observer, p. 10A (July 1-7, 1993).
Author: Donald E. Wilkes, Jr., Professor of Law, University of Georgia School of Law.
Someone from our city, Athens, Georgia, died in the Alamo on March 6, 1836, fighting for freedom and the cause of Texas Independence. An Athenian was one of the outnumbered, brave men who died heroically defending the Alamo in the famous battle that brought them eternal glory and brought infamy to Mexican Gen. Santa Anna, who ordered every defender of the Alamo slain.
I recently discovered this when rereading Walter Lord's classic book on the Alamo, A Time to Stand, published in 1961. According to Lord, among the 183 Alamo defenders from 18 states who were killed were five Georgians: Albert Calvin Grimes, William Wells, Manson Shied, Edwin T. Mitchell, and William T. Malone. Lord's book does not reveal the hometowns of the first four of these men, but it does state that William T. Malone was a native of Athens.
Few people in Georgia have ever heard of William T. Malone. Who was he? How did it happen that he ended up fighting and dying in the Alamo?
Although Bill Malone may be forgotten in the state of his birth, he is, along with the Alamo's other defenders, a hero in Texas. There is even a 3-page article about him, published in the Texas State Historical Association Quarterly in 1912. It is principally from facts contained in that article that I base the following account of the life and death of Malone.
In 1835 Bill Malone was the eldest son of a planter living near Athens. He was 18 years of age, with dark hair and a dark complexion; as a result of some unknown accident or incident his little finger on his left hand was missing. He was a wild and wayward young man and greatly enjoyed drinking alcoholic beverages. One night in the fall or winter of 1835 Malone went on what has been described as a "drinking spree" with friends. The next day, fearing the wrath of his father ("a man of strict habits," it is said, who frowned on dissipation), Malone fled Athens and journeyed to New Orleans.
Bill Malone's father then traveled to New Orleans to tell his son that all was forgiven and to beg him to return home. However, by the time he arrived, Bill Malone had already left on a boat bound for Texas.
In deciding to go to Texas, Bill Malone was typical of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of young men all over the United States who, itching for adventure and seeking their fortune, left home and headed for the wide spaces of Texas in the 1830's.
By late 1835 Malone had joined the army of Texas. A muster roll for November of that year shows that Malone was a member of an artillery company stationed in San Antonio.
The Mexican army under the command of Gen. Santa Anna began the siege of the Alamo in San Antonio on Feb. 23, 1836. There can be no doubt that Bill Malone was then one of the defenders of the Alamo stationed within its walls. Ben Highsmith was a member of the Alamo garrison who was sent away at the beginning of the siege in a vain effort to obtain reinforcements before the Mexican attack; he survived because he was unable to return to the Alamo prior to the attack. Highsmith later stated that when he left the Alamo one of its defenders was Bill Malone. A black slave in the Alamo who was not killed by the Mexicans also stated that Bill Malone had been one of the defenders inside the Alamo.
There can also be no doubt that Bill Malone perished while defending the Alamo. Mrs. Susannah Dickinson, the wife of one of the soldiers defending the Alamo, was inside the Alamo during the attack and was one of the handful of women, children, and black slaves not slain by the Mexicans. Mrs. Dickinson, an important source of information concerning the last days of the Alamo's defenders, later stated that she had seen Bill Malone killed in combat,"fighting bravely to the last." In addition, official documents issued by the State of Texas have formally declared that Malone was killed in defense of the Alamo.
After the independence of Texas was secured in 1836, Bill Malone's family sent an agent to Texas to ascertain his fate; the family was heartbroken at the news of Bill Malone's death. It is said that the one letter Bill Malone had mailed to Athens from Texas was treasured by his sorrowful mother and constantly carried about by her until it was worn out.
Perhaps the best way to end this brief story of 18-year
old Bill Malone, the Athenian who died in the Alamo, is to repeat the last
sentence of the 1912 article about him: "Let not the name of the
wayward but heroic young man be forgotten."


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Ocean Club at Deerfield Beach in Deerfield Beach
- bedrooms 1
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
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Direct Ocean Front Condo! This is a gem!
Ocean Club at Deerfield
Beach on Florida's Gold Coast.
Beautiful, brand new one bedroom/two full bath apartment
with sliding glass door to a private patio, lawn, pool, and direct
view of award winning Deerfield Beach just steps away.
Large bedroom has 2 double beds. Living room has queen sleeper.
New interior construction, all new casual furniture with a tropical feel.
Fully equipped kitchen.
Ocean front BBQ area on lawn.
Just a block away are many restaurants, shops and the International
Fishing Pier.
Easily handicapped accessible.
Laundry Room.
This unit and the identical one abutting it can be combined to create one very large unit (with 3 bedrooms and 4 full baths) by opening the interior security door.
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Private heated swimming pool
10 Restaurants and many shops within a short walking distance
BBQ and picnic area on the property
Free parking at your door
International Fishing Pier steps away offers fishing pole rentals
Free WiFi
activities and attractions in Deerfield Beach Atlantic Coast South
Boat Rentals, Parasailing, Jet Ski Rentals and other watersports all
Measured walk along the ocean in front of building
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WEEKLY rates for 2013/2014 (For Longer Stays Discounts are Available)
9/31 - 12/20...... $1200/wk
12/21 - 1/24...... $1800 (Over Christmas $2100/week)
1/25 - 3/31........ $2100/wk
4/1 - 4/30 ..........$1475/wk
5/1 - 7/31.......... $1250/wk (Over 4th of July $1600/week)
8/1 - 9/31.......... $1100/wk
Plus 11% Florida tax and cleaning fee of $100
Karen Tedeman 617-821-3369
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Join the Richmond Hill/Bryan County Chamber of Commerce, Richmond Hill Mayor Harold Fowler and others for the groundbreaking ceremony of the new Game Changers Health and Fitness Complex at 10 a.m. Tuesday on the corner of Ford Avenue and Camilla Street.
In honor of Earth Day on April 22, here are a few financial suggestions:
If you've been on the Internet for a number of years and have refused to buy the latest and greatest things that have come out, you might currently have an unsupported operating system.
SAVANNAH - The Georgia Ports Authority achieved its highest month on record in March, moving 2.61 million tons of cargo - a 15.5 percent increase over the same month a year ago.
CenturyLink is spreading the word about low-income assistance programs that help qualifying consumers obtain reduced-price voice and high-speed Internet services.
Gov. Nathan Deal on Monday signed House Bill 958, legislation that will extend the statewide back-to-school tax-free holiday and ENERGY STAR and WaterSense appliance tax-free holiday weekends for an additional two years.
WaterWays Township, a 2,300-acre gated master-planned community in south Bryan County, recently was named "Community of the Year" by the Home Builders Association of Greater Savannah.
The Coastal Courier and Bryan County News took home top awards from this year's Georgia Press Association 2014 Advertising Conference and Awards Banquet, held April 3-4 at Lake Blackshear Resort in Cordele.
As you save and invest for retirement, what are your ultimate goals? Do you plan on traveling the world? Purchasing a vacation home? Pursuing your hobbies?
SAVANNAH -In recognition of Goodwill Week, Goodwill of the Coastal Empire plans to provide 10 job fairs open to the public throughout the region.
You may have noticed the smoke in the air from time to time as tree farmers conduct prescribed burns.
April is National Safe Digging Month, and CenturyLink reminds Bryan County residents to always call 811 before beginning any digging project.
SAVANNAH - Enmark Stations Inc. once again has made a commitment to sell paper icons in all 59 of its retail stores in Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina in support of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Light The Night Walk.
Royal Oak Car Wash and Jeff's Beverage are hosting the Richmond Hill/Bryan County Chamber of Commerce's next Business After Hours from 5:30-7 p.m. April 17 at 1792 Highway 17.
The Richmond Hill/Bryan County Chamber of Commerce will host a Lunch & Learn from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at Richmond Hill High School to educate the local business community about the school's work-based learning program.
A Georgia State University economist is predicting that Georgia's economic growth will be solid in the coming years.
I got surprised again last week. I get used to working with local growers and gardeners and mercifully forget that there are people in charge of food and fiber resources who are well meaning but profoundly ignorant.
Quality rated:Richmond Hill Montessori Preschool recently became the first child-care center in Bryan County to become Quality Rated.
Georgia's net tax collections for July totaled nearly $1.49 billion for an increase of $78 million, or 5.5 percent, compared to the month-ended July 2013, according to Gov. Nathan Deal.
SAVANNAH - The Georgia Ports Authority reached an all-time high in container trade in July, moving 293,889 20-foot equivalent container units, a 19.2 percent increase over the previous year.
Georgia's net tax collections for July totaled nearly $1.49 billion for an increase of $78 million, or 5.5 percent, compared to the month-ended July 2013, according to Gov. Nathan Deal.
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Staying Connected: The Best Gift of All
January 7, 2010 at 10:08 am , by Sue Erneta
Ah, the holidays. That time of year when you gather together with your family and share some holiday cheer. But what if your family lives far away? My husband's little sister lives in Florida, so we've never been able to spend Christmas with her. And believe me, she would love to see her nieces tear open their gifts. So this year, with the help of a little technology, we were able to make that happen.
It was Christmas morning and the girls had been up since 7:00 am. Squeals of Disney Princess joy were filling my parent's living room. And then we got the best gift of all—the gift of being together. Without anyone knowing, my husband had sneaked away to call his sister on Skype, right before the girls opened their gifts from Aunt Paola. There was Aunt Paola right on the screen wearing a Santa hat! Pablo was even able to put the laptop on the floor so his sister could watch Sophia open the Barbie Glamour Camper that she sent. It was like she was really there—a perfect Christmas moment.
So, tell me: How did technology bring you closer to your loved ones this holiday season?
(Photo by me using my new techy Christmas present, a Nikon D5000!)
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The Moose Association has been founded at ESUG in Lugano, on August 30, 2007 as a non-proft association based on Swiss law.
The purpose of the association is to strengthen the Moose community and to promote Moose and FAMIX as open-source technology and research platform. Membership is open to any researcher or professional with an interest in Moose, Mondrian, Famix, or software analysis in general.
To register as a member, please drop a mail to email@example.com. Membership fee is CHF 20.- (12 Euro, $18) for researchers, and CHF 100.- (60 Euro, $90 ) for non-reasearchers. Companies are welcome for sponsorship.
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Noodle restaurant Wagamama will open at The Exchange today (Wednesday).
For the past three days, some lucky customers have enjoyed special free preview meals at the new pan-Asian venue.
By coming to the town the firm has created 25 jobs, and will offer takeaways as well as sit-down meals in the restaurant.
General manager Andrew Shadwell, said: "We're looking forward to introducing a new style of dining at the Exchange and sharing our pan-Asian, freshly prepared dishes with Aylesbury.
"We're eagerly waiting to open our doors to both Wagamama fans and diners visiting us for the first time!"


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22-07-2012 12:50
01-08-2012 9:43
Hi Sulemanzp,
Welcome to Nokia discussions board!
In order to pair your BH 503 with any of your devices, please follow these steps:
Please also check these following compatibility criteria:
For great music experience, the compatible devices need to support the Bluetooth profile A2DP. Otherwise the compatible mobile devices can only be used for call handling, not for stereo music experience.
Nokia 3110 Classic, 5200, 5300, 5700 Xpress Music, 6085, 6086, 6110 Navigator, 6131, 6131, 6133, 6151, 6233, 6234, 6280, 6282, 6288, 6300, 7373, 7390, 8800, 8801, N95, AD-42W (dongle), AD-47W (dongle), Samsung SGH-D528, SGH-D600, SGH-E908, Sony Ericsson K800i, W880i Motorola MOTORAZR maxx v3, LG KE800, Jabra A125s (dongle)
Does the Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-503 work with other manufacturers' phones and devices?
The Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-503 can be used to make and receive calls with mobile phones and devices, which are compatible with Bluetooth Specification 2.0 , and supporting A2DP, AVRCP, Handsfree and/or Headset Profile. Some features of The Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-503 may not be compatible with all phones/devices. Please check your phone's/device's compatibility with these features, specifications and profiles with your device's manufacturer.
If you cannot pair devices, I advise you to clear the pairing and try again.
To clear pairing settings:
After the settings are cleared, the headset enters the off mode.
Resetting the headset (if it stops functioning)
Plug the charger into the headset while you press and hold the multifunction key. The headset switches off.
To use the headset, reconnect it to your mobile device.
The reset does not clear the headset pairing settings
If any issue persists and you can still not pair the devices, pleas take it to your nearest Nokia Care Point or call Nokia Careline:
Let us know how you get on and feel free to post any other questions you may have.
03-08-2012 15:13
Had same problem with mine
What I did was hold the multi fuction key for 5-6 seconds and blue and red light were alternating that time(Never saw any green light or the beep sound as the manual said )
Then I searched for it and found it in the device list and paired it with that 0000 passkey
I tried the same thing with my laptop and phone and it worked
let me know if it works for you too
30-01-2013 14:13
i bought the same product today, but not able to connect it to my samsung galaxy fit, moreover i am not able to connect it to my lappy, please help.
I also went to the nearest nokia care store, but Wow, a representative says there, the product in only and only supports nokia phones, nothing else, even not those phones which has bluetooth A2DP technology. i have also resetted the headset, but all in vain. please help sir.


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Linda Robertson: The main course is a Russian win with a dash of controversy
By Linda Robertson The Miami Herald (MCT) | Friday, February 21, 2014 8:47 AM
SOCHI, Russia-Figure skating is the rose in the garden of sports: Beautiful to look at but painful if you try to grasp it too tightly.
Figure skating was exquisitely infuriating at its flashiest quadrennial moment Thursday when the long-program score for the final skater was announced at the Winter Olympics.
Shock, confusion, delirium, disgust. Emotions careened through the Iceberg Skating Palace and TV viewers' living rooms.
South Korea's Kim Yuna, queen since winning gold in 2010, was dethroned by Russia's Adelina Sotnikova, who received a screaming standing ovation from the home crowd. Stuffed mascot bears pelted the ice after Sotnikova cleanly executed her ambitious plan. She blew kisses from her flesh-colored gloves.
Three skaters later, Kim took the ice, and a hush preceded the first notes of her music by Astor Piazzolla. She has a regal bearing befitting her nickname, but no one is lighter on her feet than Kim. It's like she's wearing ballet slippers instead of skates.
On her first jump, she soared with the kind of big air even snowboarders would admire. In rhythm with the hastening accordion chords, she kicked through tango steps and spun with stunning velocity. Like Sotnikova, she made no ugly gaffes.
But when Kim's score appeared on the board, and it dawned on everyone that she had finished more than five points behind Sotnikova, there was an instant of hesitation, not only over the placement but the margin.
Inside the arena, pandemonium. Sotnikova, 17, became the first Olympic gold medalist in women's skating for Russia or its predecessor, the Soviet Union.
But among visitors, or those scoring from their sofas, the murmurs began immediately. Was Sotnikova the beneficiary of home cooking? How could the judges give her such a huge score of 149.94 and hold it up by giving Kim only 144.19? Their performances appeared closer than the final tally of 224.59 to 219.11.
"Even Michelle Kwan came up to me in tears because she was so upset with the outcome," said Kim's agent, Dong Hoi Koo, who added that South Korea was in an uproar.
Conspiracy theories began bubbling. The Cold War was revived with rumors that the Eastern bloc fix was in. The Russian judge is married to the Russian skating federation chief, after all. Echoes of Salt Lake City 2002, and the pairs judging scandal that plunged the credibility of the sport to the level of pro wrestling.
Julia Lipnitskaya, the 15-year-old phenom, had fallen and stumbled earlier in the evening. Were Sotnikova's scores an attempt to prop up the "other Russian?"
To followers of figure skating, what unfolded in Sochi reminded them of their love-hate relationship with the sport. Controversy, like juicy gossip, is a guilty pleasure.
No matter what happens at the Olympics, figure skating always provides.
"These debates are what make skating popular," said Gwendal Peizarat, a former French skater who saw his share of manipulated scores as an ice dancer. "I'm still looking at the paper trying to understand if it was fair or not. Adelina just popped out of juniors and, wow! I can't explain it."
Skating has changed considerably since Katarina Witt charmed her way to a second consecutive gold medal in 1988 by winning the "Battle of the Carmens" against Debi Thomas in Calgary. Reputation and magnetism won't get a skater to the top of the podium anymore. It's all about the numbers. Lots of them.
To the layman's eye, Kim is the superior skater and one of the all-time best. She's more fluid and lyrical, although she chose a pensive mood for her program, and wore a black and purple dress that was long-sleeved and funereal. She seems to have been in her blue period of late, as she skated toward her final competition here at the Olympics.
"In Vancouver, I could die for gold, and that desire was not as present now, so motivation was a problem, I think," she said, repeating that her retirement is imminent. "I just want to rest."
There's no denying Sodnikova's skills, but she is a more robotic skater who seemed to be ticking off elements like she was at a spelling bee. She was also skating with something to prove, after she was left off Russia's roster for the team competition in favor of Lipnitskaya.
"I felt offended. I felt cheated in a way," she said. "Maybe it was an advantage for me that it made me so mad to win the gold medal."
The difference between the programs of Kim and Sotnikova was not so mystifying if you break it down. Kim hit six triple jumps, Sotnikova, seven. The Russian won on the strength of her technical bag of tricks. Kim had slightly higher component or "artistic" marks but Sotnikova had a higher level of difficulty. Sotnikova earned maximum marks on her spins and footwork while Kim did not on one spin and one footwork sequence. The margin was right there in the technical score: 75.54 for Sotnikova and 69.69 for Kim.
Carolina Kostner of Italy won the bronze medal. The Americans skated admirably but didn't make the podium - the first time that neither female nor male singles skaters from the United States did not win a medal since the 1936 Olympics. Gracie Gold lost her chance at bronze with a nasty fall on her triple flip. Ashley Wagner placed seventh.
In deciding gold and silver, you needed a calculator, and that left an unsatisfying feeling for those who hanker for the old 6.0 judging system, which was really a ranking system, and unsatisfying in its own way. You could still make the argument, 12 years after the Salt Lake City scandal, that the Russians' technique outweighed the Canadians' perkiness. It's like debating who played a better mobster, Robert De Niro or Al Pacino. In the end, it's a matter of taste.
The new system is more comprehensive but needs tweaking. Coach Frank Carroll called the anonymity given judges "the pits." Dick Button said it has rendered performances "a spaghetti bowl of wormy noodles."
Delicious as they are, controversies detract from the athleticism of the skaters. Anybody can whack at a baseball but try moving backward at 20 mph on the equivalent of a butcher knife and torquing into three or four revolutions before landing on that blade with a smile on your face.
Power, drama, unresolved arguments. Even when they fall, figure skaters never let us down.
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1 pint Louisiana oysters with strained oyster liqueur
4 cups bottled clam juice
1/2 cup unsalted butter
1/4 cup finely chopped onion
3 cloves minced garlic
1 whole can stewed okra and tomatoes
1 teaspoon Frank Davis Seafood Seasoning
Kosher or sea salt as desired
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Salted saltines, stacked and buttered
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Now combine the liqueur with the bottled clam juice and set the mixture aside for a while.
At this point, take a heavy 12-inch non-stick skillet, place it on the stovetop over medium-high heat, and melt down half of the butter.
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All that's left now is to heat the gumbo gently, drop in the oysters, stir everything together well, and stir in the rest of the butter, Finish off the dish by tweaking the seasonings with a little salt and pepper to taste.
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Be cautious with the salt. Before adding any to the gumbo, taste the liquid first—the oyster stock could very well be salty enough this time of year.


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I came up with this dish to re-create the comforting flavors of a restaurant-style sandwich. Now it's my husband's favorite dinner. —Deborah Biggs, Omaha, Nebraska
- 5 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese, divided
- 1 cup marinara sauce, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 pound lean ground chicken
- 2 ounces fresh mozzarella cheese, thinly sliced
- 2 ciabatta rolls, split and toasted
- In a large bowl, combine 3 tablespoons Parmesan cheese, 2 tablespoons marinara sauce, pepper and salt. Crumble chicken over mixture and mix well. Shape into four patties.
- Place on a baking sheet coated with cooking spray. Broil 4 in. from the heat for 4-6 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 165° and juices run clear.
- Top with remaining marinara, the mozzarella and remaining Parmesan. Broil 1-2 minutes longer or until cheeses are melted. Top each roll half with a patty. Yield: 4 servings.
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Can someone help me with putting a starter/ring gear on my 154 lo-boy as far as what parts and where to find needed parts. I would love to get rid of the starter/generator combination. Thank you Ron
You are talking about two very different animals. The regular Cub flywheel/clutch will bolt right up to your engine, but you will have no way to connect the driveline with its' funky remote clutch. There's a good reason your tractor has the starter/generator.
Let's concentrate instead on making your starter/generator system work as it should. It's a good system.
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I'm not very familiar with the number series, but wasn't the 185 basically the same tractor except with a standard starter
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John - I believe the 154 and 185 had the starter / generator. The 184 had a standard starter.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
CN used a 10HP Briggs engine for different applications. All of the engines had starter generators on them. Sometimes the regulators would be a little combative, but they worked well.
I know for sure that they could fit on a regular Cub, I'll have to check the rotation, but do you think they would turn the crank on a Cub? I'm think they probably will, and would be a good back-up if you had to send your starter away.
I have a couple spares and have been wanting to experiment.
I'm not familiar with the number series either. Does the 154 have the same engine as a regular Cub?
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I aggree with George, fix the orginal starter/generator. My 1977 184 serial #45805 is about 200 units earlier than the conversion to a seperate starter and generator done sometime around Nov. of '77. The unit was bad when I purchased it. A trip to the local auto electric shop ( where I've had other 6 and 12 volt starters and generators rebuilt) cured the problem.
Although there is a place to mount a starter, there is no flywheel. Installing one would be quite a daunting task. My rebuilt starter/generator turns over the engine with ease and starts a properly tuned engine in 2-3 seconds. It also maintains a charge when the electrical system is under max. load with all the lights on bright and electric PTO engaged. Just make sure the belt is tensioned properly.
I paid just under $100 to have the orginal unit totally rebuilt. Well worth the money. Although I have 2 '48 FCUBs which I enjoy, the 184 is my favorite. It has the same C-60 engine, transmission and rear end, amoung other thing as it's grandfathers (the '48s) yet handles and rides so differently, with much more power. Now, if I could only find the 3-point hitch accessory for it........
Just my thoughts,
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Thanks to all for the replys , i have had the starter/ generator rebuilt on one of my 154's i have the engine off the other one, thought i would try the conventional starter setup. just a project for this winter. Ron
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What's Toyota's secret?
Surprisingly, says Gerry Keim, it's not engineering.
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Through their research with companies large and small, Kinicki and Keim have learned that top executives today are not just "bean counters" or decision-makers. Instead, their every action helps lay the groundwork for a company's culture, contributes to the development of all-important long-term strategy and, ultimately, can impact an organization's ability to succeed for years after they've left the executive suite.
In an age when companies can no longer depend solely on the old competitive advantages -- whether it's engineering or technology or manufacturing processes -- for market edge, Keim and Kinicki say strong leadership and smart strategy may be more important than ever before.
"The leaders of an organization are the people who are responsible for formulating and implementing the strategy -- they're the ones deciding what they're going to do and then actually figuring out how they're going to do it," Keim says. "That involves having a skill set that allows them to analyze the opportunities and the threats that may exist, both currently and going forward, and then being able to analyze the resources and abilities that an organization possesses to deal with those opportunities and threats. It also involves figuring out which resources and abilities must be developed to deal with future opportunities and threats."
The business world has changed, says Keim, thanks in large part to the information revolution.
"The level of competition is higher than it's ever been," Keim says. "It's so much easier to get information about what other people are doing, and the older sources of competitive advantage are less likely to be lasting."
In the old days, says Keim, a company could capitalize on a great technology, or an efficient manufacturing process, and use it to ward off competition for years. Today, however, patents can easily be replicated (or nearly replicated), processes can be copied and technologies shared. It's a dynamic that has evened the playing field and taken those old advantages out of the equation.
"Executives are learning that the world, because of globalization, is moving much faster," Kinicki says. "Because of that, they don't know it all anymore."
"The sources of competitive advantage today have more to do with the way you manage people and the way those people interact," adds Keim. "Anything else that would be a source of competitive advantage -- a new technology, or a patent -- can be copied. It's very easy to go around most patents today. Most processes, most new features, those things can be duplicated. The fast followers will be able to do the same thing at low cost in a month."
Keim offers the enduring success of Southwest Airlines as an example.
The amazingly powerful discount airline seemed to come out of nowhere in the 1990s to turn the entire American airline industry on its head. Today, no airline exerts more power over the industry than Southwest.
One might think that competitors could copy Southwest's success, Keim says. Its business practices -- buying only Boeing 737 aircraft, for instance, or offering cheap, no-frills flights -- are well-known. The problem, Keim says, is that Southwest's winning ways are much more complicated than that.
Thanks to smart, steady leadership, the company has carefully nurtured a culture that puts the wants and needs of employees first. In return, those employees are loyal to the company, happy with their jobs and remarkably pleasant to customers, even in stressful situations. Southwest is a place where people want to work -- and so the company has the luxury of being choosy about the people it hires.
That kind of reputation -- and that kind of culture -- can't be built overnight. But Southwest has shown that it can be built. All it takes, say Keim and Kinicki, is brilliant leadership.
"Culture is all about the values a organization subscribes to, which then creates norms throughout the organization," Kinicki adds. "And you can't get [strategy] done without changing culture, so leaders need to understand culture. They need to know how to assess it and how to influence it."
Leading through example
But what kind of leadership style works? Again, the success of Southwest holds clues.
Keim and Kinicki say the rapidly changing, highly competitive environment of the 21st century marketplace demands that executives be highly flexible and, though they may not like it, extremely humble. They suggest top execs welcome input -- including criticism of company strategy -- from all levels of an organization, right on down to street-level salespeople.
By doing so, executives can increase their knowledge base, build smarter strategy, and move forward with a plan to implement that strategy that actually works. If employees don't believe in a strategy, they're not likely to help make it work.
"The way you increase your knowledge base is to extend your feelers deeper, all through your organization, and get ideas from other people," Kinicki says.
"Frequently it's the employees on the outer perimeter of an organization, closer to the customer, who have some of the best ideas about opportunities, simply because they're out in the field."
That's exactly the path Jack Welch chose in his early days at GE.
When a meeting with some his top lieutenants revealed deep-seated discontent with company strategy, Welch began to wonder just how far down the company ladder that discontent reached. He decided to find out, and before long had crafted his famed "boundaryless corporation" initiative, which broke through long-standing internal GE walls and set the stage for the company's stunning turnaround.
"If the leader of an organization is somebody who tends to have a more consultative decision-making style, they send signals that they're interested in what others have to say," Keim says. "So then, the response of the people in the organization is not just to do their job, but also to raise questions and raise suggestions about how things can be done better. These [open] leaders are better equipped to increase the flow of information, and that in turn helps them formulate strategy in regard to the future."
As for those old-school, autocratic executives? They aren't necessarily doomed to failure, Kinicki says.
But both Kinicki and Keim agree that these isolated execs, acting without counsel from the employees who are charged with carrying out a strategy they had no hand in creating, risk stifling healthy dissent and, worse, losing ground to smarter, more open-minded competition.
"Leaders who tend to be autocratic in style, while they're very quick and don't waste a lot of time, send a signal to employees that what they have to say is less important to the people at the top," Keim says. "As a result of that, strategies that emerge there tend to be formulated at the top, and implemented at the top, and I think that makes it much more difficult to compete and be effective."
Sadly, says Kinicki, this type of leadership is not entirely uncommon.
"I have worked with some organizations both large and small who have executives who are just afraid -- whether because they're close-minded or they're old-school -- and just have too high a need for control," Kinicki says. "They don't see a lot of input down through the organization. I can only see that working in an industry that is more regulated, one that is not changing rapidly."
Kinicki adds that while it's not impossible to make money with an autocratic leadership approach, it's probably easier to make more money with a more open-minded one.
Some companies have woken up to that fact. Others remain skeptical.
"The people doing, for example, the manufacturing at your company, often have the best ideas, simply because they are regularly working on the process," Kinicki says. "The executives are not -- they're looking at the process from 30,000 feet. If you want good ideas, you get it by involving the whole organization. And there's a big movement for that right now."
Bottom line
- The information revolution has taken some old-time sources of competitive advantage -- technology, manufacturing processes, and others -- out of the equation. So more than ever, leadership, strategy and culture are important to a company's success.
- Executives who seek input from all levels of their organization can build a knowledge base that allows them to formulate smarter strategy.
- Smart leadership can also help produce strong, healthy business cultures that make those strategies easier to implement.
- While autocratic leaders can help their companies make money, open-minded leaders are likely to help their companies make more money.


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A new study, just published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology looked at 200 breast cancer patients undergoing a six week radiotherapy course. This type of therapy is oftentimes accompanied by an increase in fatigue symptoms which can be difficult to control. In this study patients were either given cognitive-behavioral therapy plus hypnosis, CBTH, or attention control by means of regular psychiatrist meetings. Researchers found that four weeks after the study patients who underwent CBTH reported much less fatigue. And this reduction in fatigue lasted at least up to the six month follow-up. They believe that combining cognitive-behavioral therapy with hypnosis both changes how people think about and react to fatigue and actually reduces fatigue symptoms themselves. This means the patients in this study not only reduced the fatigue they suffered from because of their radiation treatment but also were less bothered by any fatigue that remained.
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Updating nutrition standards for snacks and beverages sold in school so that they meet the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans could help students maintain a healthy weight and support school food service revenue, according to a health impact assessment (HIA) released today by the Kids' Safe & Healthful Foods Project and the Health Impact Project.
The HIA found that updating national standards for the snacks and drinks sold in school vending machines, stores and à la carte lines would reduce students' consumption of unhealthy items during the school day. The study also found that consistent national guidelines likely would encourage more students to buy breakfast and lunch at school, providing schools with extra revenue. Students in lower-income communities and Black and Hispanic students would benefit from stronger standards, which is of particular importance because obesity rates tend to be higher among such students.
Snacks and drinks sold outside of the school meals program are sometimes called "competitive foods" because they compete with school meals for students' spending. These foods and drinks are currently required to meet only minimal nutrition standards. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is working to update these standards for the first time in more than 30 years.
Based on their findings, the HIA authors recommend that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) establish comprehensive standards for all foods and drinks sold in school outside of the school meals program and help ensure effective implementation of these standards.
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When did Taco Del Mar close?
Original post made by Disappointed on Mar 10, 2009
I know I've been busy, but when did it close? Not enough traffic?
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on Mar 11, 2009 at 7:11 am
Where was this place?
on Mar 11, 2009 at 8:08 am
Corner of Valley/Stanley behind the MickeyD's.
Must have closed this week. Disappointing they were good.
Sign of the times.
on Mar 11, 2009 at 12:51 pm
Oh -- over in the corner plastic shopping center. I have yet to patronize anything in that "strip mall."
As they say, Location, Location, Location....
on Mar 11, 2009 at 2:49 pm
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Oh no! We liked that place. In fact I was going to use them for my daughter's 16th b-day party :( Not long ago I went to the Home Consignment place off Santa Rita and found them closed. This is so depressing.
on Mar 12, 2009 at 8:12 am
We got dinner there on Sunday 3/1, no indication they were closing, then on 3/5 we drove through the lot early evening, and it was all dark.
on Mar 12, 2009 at 8:27 am
Sorry the taco place closed---it was good. But went this past Sunday to Bo Happy, the Chinese place in the same strip mall and it was great! Let's help them stay in business!
on Mar 12, 2009 at 8:51 am
A very friendly woman (Sarbjit) had that franchise until nine months ago. She would regularly step out from the counter and talk to the customers at the tables. Generous with extra salsa or chips. We felt guilty if we drove to that plaza to visit another shop and we didn't at least say hi to her. Traffic (business) was good if not great and we were surprised when she disappeared.
Went in a few times, never met the new owner. Maybe it was their second or third shop.
c'est la vie
on Mar 12, 2009 at 9:00 am
This was the best fast food around, and the people were friendly. Now we are stuck with Taco Bell, and consequently some extra unwanted diarrhea.
on Mar 12, 2009 at 9:29 am
I wish I could have tried it.
There is a real authentic one that I like on the corner of Santa Rita at Valley, but I dont remember the name.
Its directly behind the medical building.
on Mar 12, 2009 at 9:48 am
MainStreetDiva is a registered user.
Speaking of businesses closing...I too mourn the loss of the consignment store. And when did the scrapbooking place in the Raley's shopping center close?
on Mar 12, 2009 at 10:10 am
Yes, the Taco Del Mar is gone, but the Subway next door is the best in this area... and the people there are very nice..
on Mar 12, 2009 at 10:27 am
OMG, that's my son's favorite place!! Now I'll have to break the news to him. I'm guessing the economy lead to their demise, unfortunately. Too bad, because their food was awesome.
on Mar 12, 2009 at 11:11 am
If you're looking for good food around there, try Bo Happy. For authentic Chinese food look for the "Chef's Specials" on the menu - they're different than the usual Americanized stuff. And the people are very nice.
on Mar 12, 2009 at 5:32 pm
I am surprised because the place always seemed busy.
The owners were the nicest people.
My credit card didn't work one day and the female
owner told me to just pay her next time.
This town does need another taqueria.
Vintatge Hills Shopping center would be sweet.
on Mar 12, 2009 at 11:17 pm
I found the scrapbook store closed last fall when I needed some items.
I remember an email that the owner (Suzanne S) was going into another type of business that was like wall words...sayings that go on the paint on the walls. I haven't heard anything else since then.
on Mar 14, 2009 at 9:58 am
Hi Disappointed
I am a scrapbooker and card maker also and both scrapbook stores closed...BOOHOO
The one your talking about tried it in Dublin. She opened 1 month and decided to close...now all we have for choice is Michaels or Richards.
Which, I believe does not have much to choose from.
on Mar 16, 2009 at 11:06 pm
The problem with Subway is that the owner
[Portion removed due to disrespectful comment or offensive language] is too cheap to put anything on your sandwich. $5 for a foot long, but there is only 1 slice of meat on it. Whoop de do. Togos and Safeway both load the sandwich with loads of meat.
on Apr 9, 2009 at 10:20 pm
umm...is this true? i ... nevermind
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One characteristic of this draft that has become almost a commonplace is that the top three (or four if you include Landeskog) prospects are so close in talent that a team can draft according to...
ESPN has speculated that the Isles would pick RNH with the #1 overall. That's doubtful. It is hard to see anybody but Larsson as the first choice for the Isles. If, however, Larsson is off the board when the Isles pick, RNH might be the way to go. He will likely be a year away from being NHL-ready--although Skinner and Burmistrov are examples of less physically developed skilled players who have made the jump and made it well--but he could become the ideal setup man for JT. That combo on the top line with Kyle to create a physical presence could start to produce in a manner comparable to the B-T-G line. TSN noted that RNH jumped right in when a Team Cherry goon went after Sven Baertschi. David Musil then went after the goon.
For the Islanders, assuming they are both on the board, it would seem to be a choice between Larsson and Landeskog. Getting both would be a dream come true. Larsson would be an absolutely perfect pairing partner for Streit and Landeskog would be a great linemate for JT. Maybe the best strategy would be to draft Larsson if available, hope NJ takes Couturier, and see if CDH can be leveraged into a top ten pick and then try to put together a package to convince Edmonton if they are #3 to trade down. They would probably be looking first and foremost at Larsson and Couturier and might be open to it.
RNH is #2, Landeskog #3, and Couturier #4. Consensus, though, is that they are close enough for teams to draft according to need.
Only CHL players...so Couturier, Landeskog, and Nugent-Hopkins....but no Larsson.
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That was fast. Yesterday Joseph Gordon-Levitt joined Robert Rodriguez's "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" and Josh Brolin was said to be one of the additional actors potentially joining the cast. Now Brolin is confirmed. Dimension Films announced today that Brolin has joined the "Sin City" sequel cast as "Dwight," the character that Clive Owen played in the original film for co-directors Rodriguez and Frank Miller. Evidently there's still one more big part up for grabs. The part of the titular "Dame" has yet to be cast.
Dwight is one of the favorite characters from Miller's books and the 2005 film. In SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR, Dwight is hunted down by the only woman he ever loved, Ava Lord, and then watches his life go straight to hell. Chronologically, this story takes place prior to "The Big Fat Kill" (featured in the film FRANK MILLER'S SIN CITY) and explains how Dwight came to have a dramatically different face.
"Dwight is a constant character throughout the Sin City world and "A Dame To Kill For" is a defining episode in his life. We're looking forward to Josh's take on Dwight," said Rodriguez and Miller.
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Karl Doblin | January 8, 2013 8:45 PM
It's been 8 years...does anyone give a damn?
Zack | January 8, 2013 7:12 PM
Okay, this is starting to look a little too "Grease 2" for comfort.
Ray H | January 8, 2013 6:30 PM
I was really hoping Owen would come back for this, or I did about 7 years ago when I was looking forward to a Sin City sequel. Brolin is a great actor, but Owen is very much at the heart of the first movie. I hoped he'd come back under some makeup - the character is supposed to have the same eyes and voice. Not to mention, Dwight should bear Owen's likeness towards the end of the movie, so hopefully Owen's participation hasn't been ruled out.
Kelly H. | January 8, 2013 4:31 PM
Well I've read the books so I know there's a reason why Dwight is supposed to look different in it. But I was really hoping that they would get Clive back and use some makeup. Oh well, I'm not holding out much hope for this sequel anyway. I hope I'm proved wrong but honestly they used the best stories from the series in the first movie. As for this one, half of them are going to be originals written by Frank Miller. Ouch, the man has lost his touch and hasn't written a really good story in a while. But once again I don't want to be negative about a franchise I love so I really hope I'm wrong.
Duddi | January 8, 2013 4:17 PM
Why the hell Clive Owen is out ???
- This doesn't look cool anymore, i mean come on, same character being played by bunch of actors, no matter who they are !!!


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How to add widget on frontpage
7 December 2009 at 11:03am
added the widget area in page.php like so:
class Page extends SiteTree {
public static $db = array(
public static $has_one = array(
"Sidebar" => "WidgetArea"
function getCMSFields() {
$fields = parent::getCMSFields();
$fields->addFieldToTab("Root.Content.Widgets", new WidgetAreaEditor("Sidebar"));
return $fields;
How to show the html widget in the frontpage if its draged to widgets in cms
Re: How to add widget on frontpage
9 December 2009 at 2:27am Last edited: 9 December 2009 2:28am
You should add $Sidebar in your template file (.ss)
You will find that you will have to add and configure the widgets for each page.
I wrote a module that make it easy to manage widgets - and allow adding widgets in one place.
Re: How to add widget on frontpage
9 December 2009 at 4:38am
If i use the blackandy where i add $SidebarWidgets
Re: How to add widget on frontpage
9 December 2009 at 5:20am Last edited: 9 December 2009 5:27am
it most suitable place is in templates/Includes/SideBar.ss
But because blackandy display the sidebar only when there is a second lever menu, you need to make some changes there, to move the <% if Menu(2) %> check from the templates/Layout/Page.ss to the SideBar.ss.
attached the modified files.
Note: for some reason the attached file called Page4.ss instead of Page.ss
Re: How to add widget on frontpage
9 December 2009 at 11:49am
OK but if its installed and i wanna make lets say like widged where i can write what clients think about us how i sue it with widget manager
Re: How to add widget on frontpage
9 December 2009 at 12:16pm
If that widget should be available to all pages (or anything more that one page), go to the "Widgets Manager" tab, create new widget (or select the default one).
The WidgetArea will come up (same as in the Forum), with extra "name" field. Set the name, Drag the widgets and save.
Then on each page you want to display that widgets, select the "content/widgets" tab and from the "Widgets Manager" pull-down choose the one you created. (and Make sure "Widgets currently used" is empty).
Second level pages will inherit it's parent widgets by default.
If you want the widget to be available only to one page, just use the "content/widgets" tab, drag the widget and save. again, second level pages will inherit that widgets by default.
Re: How to add widget on frontpage
9 December 2009 at 3:41pm
yes but some widget needs the files. ss and .php where i install them i wanna add a widget where the owner can write text via cms in tinymce something like html widget but thisone dont show up in frontpage.
using ss 2.3.3 and htmlwidget and widget manager
Re: How to add widget on frontpage
10 December 2009 at 5:38am
I dont use the htmlwidget, so I dont know to help you.
BTW: I made update to the WidgetsManager plugin.
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SAN DIEGO, Calif. (Dec. 13, 2012) — American Council on Exercise (ACE) today released its annual analysis of Fitness Trends to Watch as identified by more than 1,700 certified personal trainers, exercise scientists, group fitness experts and health coaches throughout the nation. The survey results show fitness professionals are experiencing more career opportunities than ever before, and obesity epidemic concerns have led both individuals and employers to collaborate with fitness professionals in an effort to inspire healthier lifestyles. Additionally, there is a growing trend toward "no-frills" exercise like high-intensity and interval workout options, along with yoga, that will take precedence in 2013.
"Nearly 40 percent of individuals working with a fitness professional claimed weight loss as a goal, making it the most frequently cited goal among survey participants. It was very encouraging, however, to see that a desire to live a healthier lifestyle was clearly the next most popular goal," said ACE Chief Science Officer Cedric X. Bryant, Ph.D. "The public demand for a healthier lifestyle has propelled a career in fitness to one of the top job opportunities in 2013, and we're supporting this growth by ensuring proper training for those entering the field through research-based professional fitness certifications, specialized training and education."
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Hi @ll,
I've got an old Nokia 6303i Classic and an iPod Touch.
It has been quite simple to connect the iPod to the Nokia over Bluetooth and to use the PAN-Service of the Nokia. So I don't need any expensive iPhone: I've got a small Nokia-Phone for all common purposes and if I really need to check something online as I'm outside I can use my iPod through Bluetooth and Nokia.
A few days ago I bought a new Nokia: C05-00 5MP.
This device has a build-in GPS and is smaller and lighter than the Classic one.
There is no way to get a PAN-connection with this device. Wether with my iPod, nor with my Macbook Pro (iOS 10.6.8 or Windows XP-SP3).
I found the following technical descriptions:
6303i classic: [url]http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Device_specifications/6303i_classic/[/url]
C05-00 5MP: [url]http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Device_specifications/C5-00_5MP/[/url]
(please refer to the item Connectivity/Bluetooth Profiles)
I guess my problem is that the classic phone is fitted with Bluetooth Version 2.1 (and can PAN) but the C05-00 has only the older 2.0-Version on board (and cannot PAN).
Am I right?
Any idea how I could upgrade my new phone to Bluetooth 2.1?
According to the developer database ([url]http://library.developer.nokia.com/index.jsp?topic=/S60_3rd_Edition_Cpp_Developers_Library/GUID-CEE609D8-50E3-422D-8FF9-42C25D669E59_cover.html[/url]) Symbian S60 3rd Edition should be compatible with the PAN-Standard.
Many thanks in advance for your help!


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Frozen Grasshopper Pie Recipe
When I first spread my cream pie wings, this seemed like the right recipe for a house of chocolate lovers. I guessed right. This is more of an adult New Year's Eve pie, but some have made it for Christmas dessert—served after the kids have gone to bed! —Lorraine Caland, Shuniah, Ontario
- 1-1/4 cups chocolate wafer crumbs (about 22 wafers)
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 1 package (10 ounces) miniature marshmallows
- 1/3 cup 2% milk
- 1/4 cup creme de menthe
- 2 tablespoons creme de cacao
- 1/4 teaspoon peppermint extract, optional
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream
- Maraschino cherries and additional whipped cream, optional
- In a small bowl, mix wafer crumbs and sugar; stir in butter. Press onto bottom and up sides of a greased 9-in. pie plate. Refrigerate 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, combine marshmallows and milk; cook and stir over medium-low heat 12-14 minutes or until smooth. Remove from heat. Cool to room temperature, stirring occasionally. Stir in liqueurs and, if desired, extract.
- In a large bowl, beat cream until soft peaks form; fold in marshmallow mixture. Transfer to crust. Freeze 6 hours or until firm. If desired, top with cherries and additional whipped cream just before serving. Yield: 8 servings.
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