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Teva Men's Katavi Slide Sandal
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The US Supreme Court in Alice Corporation Pty. Ltd. v. CLS Bank International Et Al., 573 U.S. ___ (6/19/2014) ("Alice") has again held that the scope of patentable subject matter is narrow for business method patents. The representative method claim at issue in Alice recited the following steps: (1) "creating" shadow records for each counterparty […]
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Well, Josh Shaw's heroic tale about saving a nephew from drowning by jumping from a two-story balcony turns out to be so much . . . heroism. As in crap.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Monday that no progress was reached on establishing a ceasefire.
Gazprom spokesman Sergei Kupriyanov said that since Ukraine had paid nothing for the gas by Monday Moscow has no legal grounds to supply Ukraine any more.
Russia on Tuesday called on Kiev to put an immediate end to violence in Ukraine, after 40 people were killed in fighting in Donetsk.
"Despite what Kiev is again saying, we do not plan to take these (black) boxes. We do not plan to violate existing (international) norms for such situations," Lavrov said.
"Russia will not remain passive to the attempts by some groups to spread terrorism in the region," Ryabkov told journalists.
Poroshenko and Vladimir Putin have both urged dialogue to end the pro-Moscow uprising that has threatened the ex-Soviet state's survival.
Moscow requested the meeting and informal consultations are scheduled to begin at 2000 GMT, kicking off Russia's one-month rotating presidency.
Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash, which killed 298 people has increased perceptions of Russia's involvement with the rebels, said Maria Lipman


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Statement in Advance of Prime Minister Abe/President Obama Meeting: Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM).
Tomorrow, President Barack Obama will meet with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe during his visit to Washington. The declining value of the Japanese yen is expected to be a key topic of discussion between the two leaders.
The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) has previously expressed concern regarding Japan's undervalued currency and, in May 2012, joined a broad cross-section of U.S. manufacturers and industrial groups in pressing the Obama Administration to include rules governing currency manipulation as a key point of future trade agreements.
Specifically, AAM and other trade associations urged that negotiations toward a potential Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) include language to address currency manipulation by Japan and other trading partners.
Said AAM President Scott Paul:
"The Administration's response to our very serious concerns about Japan's currency manipulation and potential inclusion in the TPP talks has been completely inadequate."
Paul added that Japan maintains a very closed market and has a long history of currency manipulation.
"Relying on goodwill and promises will not pass muster. Either binding commitments—subject to a withdrawal of trade benefits—must be included in the TPP, or the agreement should be shelved. It's not worth sacrificing American jobs and American manufacturing to secure an agreement at any cost."
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Second MQ-8C Fire Scout takes flight
The second MQ-8C Fire Scout unmanned helicopter conducts its first test flight Feb. 12 from Naval Base Ventura County at Point Mugu, Calif. The first aircraft completed its initial flight in October 2013 and has flown 66 hours to date. The MQ-8C air vehicle upgrade will provide longer endurance, range and greater payload capability than the MQ-8B, which is currently deployed aboard USS Elrod (FFG 55) in the Mediterranean.
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Sporting News - Rookie sleepers: Keep an eye on these late-round risers
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The St. Louis Rams offseason has been mostly a positive one, except for some needless freaking out over the L.A. issue. You knew there would eventually be a bump in the road, and that happened Thursday with Jason Cole's report that the team is at odds with second-round pick Janoris Jenkins over the matter of his financial adviser.
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Who at UConn is in charge of environmental affairs?
And what process guarantees that environmental issues will be given the consideration they deserve?
Frank Lebato's title is director of environmental health and safety at the university, but his role is limited to handling toxic wastes and water testing. The name that came up most often was Larry Schilling. The role of environmental manager has been piled onto Schilling along with his other tasks. As university architect, in charge of the physical plant, he is assumed to be knowledgeable about the environment. Schilling's boss, Dale Dreyfuss, who has charge of environmental issues pertaining to new capital projects, relies on Schilling.
President Austin too relies on Schilling. A telling moment occurred during hearings before the General Assembly's Environment Committee on March 13, 2000. Austin, who was there to testify before the committee, was complaining that the already streamlined process of getting UConn through environmental hoops was ``lengthy and exhaustive,'' and had a ``chilling effect'' on potential partnerships with industry. He was asking legislators for the ability to approve not just a single project, but a whole master plan for the North Campus.
Robert Maddox, then a Republican state representative from Brookfield, voiced concern for UConn's environmental stance. He asked Austin whether there was ``a toxic waste situation, a brownfield at UConn.'' Instead of answering the question himself, Austin turned the microphone over to Larry Schilling and sat down in the audience.
``Not to our knowledge,'' Schilling responded. He explained how the contaminated soil had been taken away, and dismissed the dump as a problem.
Schilling's response omitted the fact that the landfill still had not been capped. (Even now, two years later, it has not been capped and an engineering study is still under way to recommend the best procedure. So far, the cost of remediating the dump has come to $10 million. Actual capping is expected to cost another $5 million, Schilling told me recently.)
Schilling stayed at the podium to answer the environmental committee's questions. Maddox wanted to know the university's ``ecological vision.'' Neither Austin nor Schilling offered any response.
Before UConn2000 came along, Schilling's role was essentially custodial. He was the man everyone went to with questions about the physical plant. Ask Larry. Suddenly he was overseeing a billion-dollar construction program--more than he could reasonably be expected to monitor.
I asked Dreyfuss, Schilling's boss, whether he thought Schilling was competent to make the architectural decisions he was called on to make. Schilling, for instance, had favored tearing down the historic Farwell barn, prior to its being listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Dreyfuss, who himself displayed little patience for the barn, seemed taken aback by the question. ``Larry's a degreed architect,'' he said. With his silver beard Dreyfuss looked a bit like Zeus. ``He's a member of the AIA.''
``No he's not,'' I said.
``He is!''
``I'm sorry, he's not.''
Schilling had told me his degrees: a BA in architecture from Syracuse, a BA in engineering from Michigan State, and an MBA from the University of New Haven. He is not a licensed architect; nor is he a member of the American Institute of Architects.
Dreyfuss darted glances at UConn spokeswoman Karen Grava, as if to ask, How could this be? He was obviously flustered.
Later, I asked Schilling how he came by the title ``University Architect.''
Schilling smiled. ``It was given to me.''
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SAN ANTONIO — Russell Westbrook rose off the San Antonio hardwood so quickly that the only thing Tony Parker could do was lunge out wildly and look up helplessly.
Oklahoma City Thunder: To beat the Spurs, OKC's going to need even more dominance from the point guards
The jump shot splashed through the net, and the Thunder led for the first time in the second half.
Not coincidentally, the Thunder point guard was locked in.
The Thunder was at its best Monday night when that was the case. Didn't matter if it was Westbrook manning the position or if it was his backup, Reggie Jackson. When those guys were dominating, the Thunder was the better team, even with Serge Ibaka on the north side of the Red River.
But in the aftermath of the Spurs' 122-105 victory in the opener of the Western Conference Finals, it became clear that the Thunder is going to need even more dominance from its point guards if it stands any chance of winning this series.
The Thunder won all four regular-season meetings against the Spurs, and in every game, point guard play was a key. Jackson had 23 points in the first game and 27 in the third game while Westbrook went for 31 points in the second meeting and 27 in the fourth.
And every bit as importantly, they kept Parker in check about as well as anyone could expect. He had a 37-point explosion in one of the games, but he also managed only six points in one of the other meetings.
But on Monday night, the Thunder didn't get enough offense or defense out of its point guards.
Yes, Westbrook scored 25 and Jackson added 13, but they needed 32 shots to get those 38 points. Sure, they held Parker to 14 points, but he had 12 assists. That meant that he had a hand in more than a third of the Spurs' baskets.
In Ibaka's absence, Westbrook and Jackson have to be better.
Is that asking a lot?
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:bounce: Told ya it was weird! It does last on me, though.
So since I'm tearing through the Frederic Malle line, scent by scent, I gave Une Fleur de Cassie a full wearing today (thanks Vibert). I never hear many of you guys talk about this scent, so of course that intrigued me.
First of all, I had NEVER heard of 'cassie' in scents. WTF? What is cassie? Well it's actually a distillation of the flower from the acacia tree (also more commonly known as Needle Bush). In the country of Fiji, it is considered a weed (they call it 'Ellingtons Curse'). Link here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acacia_farnesiana
So what does cassie smell like? I have no idea.
This is a strange scent (CdG could've done this! I'm serious). It is floral but then it's this strange cereal / dough thing and then it's musky but not in a Musc Ravageur-animalic way but in a dirty dishwater sort of way. This scent kept changing every few minutes into something else. When it finally stopped, it gave off a slight 'powder' note (!) and then disappeared down the rabbit hole.
Maybe this is what cassie smells like?
Do you guys wear this?
:bounce: Told ya it was weird! It does last on me, though.
Another fragrance constructed around acacia (mimosa) is Creeds' Aubepine Acacia (which is wonderful, but a tad too flowery for me).
If I recall correctly, there are different kinds of acacia notes; Ayala did an acacia special on her blog not too long ago and also reviewed Unfleur De Cassie (the blog deserves more attention, theres a lot of useful indepth stuff there!)
Tested this one in the store during my last trip to NYC. Started out slightly floral on top and transformed into something earthy and dark, as if a thin veil was being pulled over my face. The way in which the scent changed brought about a slight sense of unease and dissonance that I slightly enjoyed and found intriguing. One of the most interesting scents I have ever encountered. I hope to have a sample soon so I can give it a full wearing.
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I wear this one often, it's one of my favourite Malle fragrances. The combination of green, powdery and earthy notes is unique and a bit weird, but utterly fascinating. It reminds me of the atmosphere in a garden on a foggy fall morning, the grass and leaves covered with dew.
It is eccentric so I don't wear it often, but I really like it.
It reminds me of the tropics--not the beach, pina colada scene, but maybe SE Asia-a courtyard in Phnom Penh, a lacquered wardrobe containing silk sarongs or rare teas, a siesta under a ceiling fan and a sweet, dry as dust mimosa wafting through all the humidity.
James from Les Senteurs (London) likes Une Fleur de Cassie best from FM scents.
I have got a sample. Well it's surely not for everybody - powdery cassie and mimosa scent..It's nice (as all FM scents), but I would not like to have a bottle (at the moment)
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In the opening to Une Fleur de Cassie, I get a note that reminds me of Apres l'Ondee. And yet they are so different in character... It makes me think of marzipan, cherries and metal. Can anyone enlighten me as to what it is?
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Agree - there's also a touch of violet in there, I think, that may add to the similarity in feel. This scent says 1930s salon culture to me (not that I know that scene from direct experience) - it's unique and compelling - love it!
This and Carnal Flower have always interested me. I find that pure floral scents often have that dough/yeast accord in the heart.


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Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 2075 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by gamache2000 Enjoyed my stay minus the hundreds of Model UN Ambassadors Im pretty sure the model UN was staying at the hotel the weekend I was there. From the moment I check in on friday until the moment I checked out on MOnday the lobby was overflowing with loud kids (are 18-24 years old kids?) everywhere. They were sitting/lying on the floor, lying on the sofas in the lobby and it looked more like a refugee camp than a 4 star hotel. I was waiting (on average) up to 5 minutes for an elevator, there were kids yelling and being loud throughout the night and it was utter chaos. The staff was pleasant and the room attendants did a great job. I was not pleased by the baggage charge to hold onto luggage once we checked out. It was only a few dollars but seriously... this should be complimentary. I would stay at a Sheraton again but NEVER during the Model UN Conference. It was a madhouse. Times Square is already a nightmare... I want my hotel to be a place of tranquility and relaxation. April 5, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Stephen13 Average hotel relying on prime location Welcome not sincere.Room switched to disabled as room as one booked 2 months before not appatently available. TV didn't work - plugs disconnected. Sorted myself but Movie Channel then unavailable. Fire alarm went off in room at 07.00 and screamed for 15 minutes (no I don't smoke) - no explanation given. Much needed sleep not possible. Staggered out next day pleased to leave. April 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Erick1217 Excellent staff I'm impress of the help that we received in our stay at your Hotel. The housekeeping lady on the 31st floor, I think her name is Ms. Neomi, she was very nice and she kept our room very clean. Mr. Pacheco at the concierge desk, he was very knowledge with the area and he help us to get the right tour. We are very happy with the professional service that we received. Thank you. January 8, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by dvacpa Basic lodging and not much more. Excellent location and very clean facilities. Parking is awful. No valet service at entrance. For $40 per night pakrking, you should be able to drive up to the main entrance. Hotel personel at check-in was understaffed and certainly could have been more accomodating. The room itself was comfortable and clean. This hotel serves the purpose of basic lodging, but not much more. January 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Randy331 My Stay Everything was excellent with the exception that our Ice Bucket was not dumped or cleaned and the Glasses picked up or replaced. I spoke with our Maid and she said "We don't do that", if they don't I am not sure who would? I found that very bizarre. Other than that the stay was excellent. February 20, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by VJNewyork SPG Gold Members - Look Elsewhere If you are a SPG Gold Member, please look elsewhere since this hotel only recognizes Platinum status for any preferred upgrades to Club Level or for in room internet. I was appalled that the desk clerk wanted $25.00 additional per night to upgrade me to Club level room. I stay at SPG hotels worldwide and never have been asked for any such fees - so this is highly irregular. March 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by cookie45 Great place to stay We were pleased with everything about the hotel except the dining room. Of course, with all of the opportunities to eat around the hotel, i can see why it is not top priority. From the reception staff, to maintenance, to the room maintenance we were pleased. The LINK cafe staff was friendly and attentive. Thanks for a nice stay! It will be one the top os our list to return. September 10, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by micarma4 convenient location We had girls weekend out. Beds very comfortable. On second day insufficient towels and toilet paper were left for us and had to call to get replenished. Service was quick upon request. Parking rates a bit high. At desk, needed better local knowledge of comedy clubs and prices/terms. Not very soundproof within building but soundproof to outside noise. Staff overall friendly. October 23, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mercer21 Great location, small bathrooms This was our first visit to the Sheraton NY and we were quite pleased with the location. It's right in the heart of midtown and the theater district, and only a few blocks from Times Square. We've stayed in some other hotels right in Times Sqare on previous visits but it can be overcrowded with people, so the slight removal to 53rd St was a big help. The room was nice, but a bit on the small side. Our one major complaint was that the bathroom was rediculously small. As a couple sharing a room, there was really no way to have more than one person in the bathroom unluss one person stood in the bathtub. This is a problem when you're both trying to get ready to go out somewhere. On the plus side, the fitness center is the very best we've ever seen in a hotel. On the downside, the service was exceptionally slow. On balance we would definitely consider going back, particularly if there are rooms with larger bathrooms. September 10, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by SheratonNY Sheraton NY Great but, lobby internet is cumbersome to use. And free wireless should be part of hotel rate. My compliments to reception desk. They have always been very helpful. Although have rooms ready for early arrivals would be a nice help. Rooms cleaned and ready should be made available earlier - yes I know rooms are not guaranteed for early arrival. But, it would be nice!! August 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by robert67 Challenges Difficult for cabs to offload. Food in restaurant overpriced(Breakfast Buffet).Bathrooms off the meeting rooms on second floor were similar to those of the 1940s. The refusal for a one hour delay of checking out and charging for checking luggage was outrageous. Nice location between Central Park and Times Square. The taxes and room costs will prevent us from returning. December 20, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by JoaoBR Why not? I do not understand why you charge so much for something so simple and small as internet access. Internet is a necessity in the modern world. Why not providing free Internet access for all rooms, as Sheraton does in other locations? hotel would have a little spending and guests would have a huge benefit!. you guys would have a better evaluation with this little action! August 6, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by NYtraveler It's just ok It's close to Times Square. Great for tourists. May be too crowded/busy for business travelers. The property itself is in good shape. The lounge offering is a little disappointing. It gets pretty crowded in the morning and the breakfast spread mainly consists of cold items like muffins, bagels, toast. The property also does not participate in the Green Choice program. May 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by 08Tourist2013 This hotel has the perfect tourist location I stayed at the Sheraton Times Square Hotel from Saturday, 08/24/13 thru Wednesday, 8/29/13 and had a great time! The hotel location is right in Times Square which is perfect for "tourists" (like me and my girlfriend). The hotel is newly renovated and the staff is very pleasant. The only problem I had was a big hole in the bottom of my bath sink and the toilet stool was leaking-water everywhere in the bathroom. The sink was repaired within 3 days and the toilet stool was chalked within 4 days. May I remind you this is a 5 days/ 4 nights stay! The hotel manager did give me $150 credit or to relocate to another room. Who wants to relocate to another room when you have unpacked? I opt for the $150 credit. Overall, I love the hotel and the location is a "plus" and I will recommend the Sheraton Times Square. I plan to in the future to come there again and the next time I will check all the plumbing before unpacking (smile). August 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Pablo72 Great Staff We recently stayed in the Sheraton during Hurraine Sandy, following our evacuation from our hotel. The staff were all amazing especially Matthew on the check in desk, who helped us so much. Even though the hotel was at full capacity, the staff (who were also personally dealing with the impact of the hurricane) all had time to listen and went out of their way to help. November 8, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by chiefdeputy this hotel has great location The location of the hotel is great. The registration staff was most accommodating. The room was very nice, while bathroom was small, it met our needs. The housekeeping staff was top of the line. Very nice, more than accommodating, and always greeted us and did an excellent job. Our housekeeper was so great that she would be a major reason for us to stay there again. April 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SJS63 Great staff and great location! Stayed at this location in April and enjoyed our stay. Just had a "sister" weekend and was no disappointed. Location is perfect. Checkout time was a bit crazy was on the 37th foor and elevators were full - waited for close to 20 minutes - Until Edorado came to our rescue and took us down service elevator! Very nice!!!! Highly recommended!!!!! December 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by vicki16 This hotel was the perfect place to stay It is in a GREAT location! You could walk anywhere and there was also a subway station right across the street. Room was very clean and it was easy to find your way around the hotel. Coffee bar in the morning and bar snacks were perfect. Staff very helpful. Fantastic New York atmosphere and although the hotel is huge, it gives a very small comfortable feel as well! May 22, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by iTraveler Average hotel Big, recently renovated hotel without much charm or personality. The biggest issue was the room had a mildew smell when we walked in. After running the air conditioning for a while, it improved a bit (but never totally went away). Given that we checked in rather late, the smell wasn't bad enough to ask for a different room - but wasn't the best overall experience. August 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tara1 Best NYC SPG property! I loved this re-modeled Sheraton. It was modern, clean, and well done. The hotel was mobbed but the service was still very good. There was a club level and it was quiet and well stocked. Rooms were very updated. Would def stay here again! Wish all Sheraton's were this nice. Money well spent and great job. February 5, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by pec2222 Towels and Linens Smell Bad First time ever, staying anywhere, that I could not stand the smell of the towels or bed linens (smelt funky, nasty, musky). Staff informed us that there is a problem with the cleaning contractor. No excuse. Only refunded us a portion of spg pts used. First time ever staying with SPG that i have not been satisfied. Would avoid this hotel until this problem is fixed August 22, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by redbar Poor welcome Front desk clerk could not find our reservation. Pretended that arrival was for a day earlier, when booking was changed two weeks prior. Indicated that the hotel was full and they could not accept SPG members on points. Room charge would have to be paid cash. Issue was resolved after wiating GM for half hour in the lobby. This hotel is not friendly to SPG memebr. June 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Dinha43 Beautiful hotel with friendly staff This hotel is beautiful, clean, and has lots of ammenities. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable, although the pillows were not comfortable at all. The breakfast buffet was one of the best ones I have ever been too, but still over-priced. I love the little bar area that has breakfast food and starbucks coffee. February 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mattdycr Good and bad. The good: The location, the hotel facilities. I was given a floor in the 40's. The bad: The room was run down, the view was of another hotel, and the door had to be forced shut and pulled open harshly causing a massive noise every time I entered/exited my room. If you can manage a decent rate, stay here, otherwise I definitely recommend The Westin on Times Square. April 3, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Pule43 Hotel is well located The practical location of the hotel is good for meetings in Mid-Town. March 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by GGRB Comfort and convenience in Times Square The hotel was very comfortable. Rooms are a bit small but clean and comfortable. We were on the club level and the amenities were awesome. The staff was responsive and friendly. All of our requests were met with kindness and consideration. Special thanks to Marjorie, Housekeeping Manager 45th Floor, and Milton, Bell Staff. January 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by FPYE This hotel has excellent personnel Staff are uniformly great. Toomy Rodriguez and Barbara, and all who attend the 44th floor lounge both at breakfast and in the evenings, deserve high commendation. March 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by DrBobBob Adequate hotel in a good location The staff was great, the facilities old but serviceable. A problem with the tub draining was quickly resolved. March 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by H2203 Surprised by the Rudeness of Front Desk Staff My husband and I always stay at this hotel when in NY every year, and some years, twice a year. Upon check-in, I requested a 4PM check-out for my day of departure as I had a very late flight. I was told it was no problem. Unfortunately, when I called the night before checking out to confirm, I was told very abruptly that 4PM is not offered. I tried to explain what I had discussed days earlier, and was told that it was not true, and 4 PM check-out is not allowed. I asked for a manager who told me my request was never noted. After some discussion on my part, she agreed to a 2PM and complimentary baggage check. I appreciate how she offered this to assist me, but as I needed to go to Red Hook that day, the 2PM check-out left me rushed, and very inconvenienced. I do like your hotel, but I really think some of your staff needs training on treating guests, who stay at your hotel every year for the last 7 years, with more courtesy. June 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mallison2u Top Place To Stay Great place to call home - Easy to check in and then get out to the Streets of NYC ! March 25, 2014


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Youku (YOKU) pushed the Internet industry lower today making it today's featured Internet loser. The industry as a whole closed the day up 1%. By the end of trading, Youku fell 66 cents (-2.9%) to $21.90 on light volume. Throughout the day, 1.3 million shares of Youku exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 2.6 million shares. The stock ranged in price between $21.46-$22.47 after having opened the day at $22.35 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $22.56. Other company's within the Internet industry that declined today were: Facebook Inc Class A (FB), down 8.9%, Global Sources (GSOL), down 6.9%, Yelp (YELP), down 6.7%, and TechTarget (TTGT), down 6.5%. Youku Inc. operates as an Internet television company in the People's Republic of China. Its Internet television platform enables consumers to search, view, and share video content across various devices. Youku has a market cap of $2.42 billion and is part of the technology sector. Shares are up 29.4% year to date as of the close of trading on Monday. Currently there is one analyst that rates Youku a buy, one analyst rates it a sell, and four rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates Youku as a sell. The company's weaknesses can be seen in multiple areas, such as its feeble growth in its earnings per share and deteriorating net income.
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Moyes starts work at Utd
David Moyes will spend his first day as manager of Manchester United today.
Moyes names new Old Trafford coaching staff
New Manchester United manager David Moyes has confirmed the arrival of three trusted members of his Everton backroom team.Read the full story
Moyes 'delight' at new appointments
Manchester United manager David Moyes has appointed three members of his former backroom staff from Goodison Park to positions at his new club.
Steve Round, Chris Woods and Jimmy Lumsden have all joined Moyes from Goodison.
In a statement Moyes said:
I have worked with Steve, Chris and Jimmy for a number of years and I am delighted they have decided to join me at this great Club.
They bring great qualities in their respective fields and I know that, like me, they feel that this is a challenge to relish. I have great faith that together, we can build upon the success this Club has enjoyed over many years
Moyes appoints Assistant Manager and coaches
David Moyes has appointed his former assistant from Everton as his right-hand-man at Manchester United.
Steve Round has been made Assistant Manager while goalkeeping coach Chris Woods and coach Jimmy Lumsden also join Moyes from Goodison Park.
Moyes starts work as manager of Manchester United
David Moyes has arrived at Manchester United's Carrington training ground to officially begin work as Sir Alex Ferguson's successor.Read the full story
David Moyes arrives at training for first day in charge of Manchester United
David Moyes has arrived at Manchester United's Carrington training ground to officially begin work as Sir Alex Ferguson's successor.
Moyes drove into the vast complex in a sponsored Chevrolet at just after 8am this morning, stopping briefly to wait for security barriers to be raised before heading into work.
It marks the start of a new era for the Red Devils after Ferguson ended his 26-year tenure in May.


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A Hampshire man has been named among four people killed in a helicopter crash near Shetland. George Allison, 57, from Winchester, Duncan Munro, 46, from Bishop Auckland, Sarah Darnley, 45, from Elgin, and 59-year-old Gary McCrossan, from Inverness, died following the incident yesterday evening.
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The situation in Ukraine has always been murky, and with Sunday's controversial referendum in two of the nation's eastern provinces and Vladimir Putin's surprise decision to recalibrate Russia's approach to the situation, it's even more muddled.
In Moscow, the government was surprisingly restrained in its reaction to Sunday's voting, although the results appeared to reflect the wishes of the separatists who want their Russian-speaking provinces linked politically, as they are culturally, to Russia rather than to Ukraine. The Kremlin merely suggested talks between the various groups may be a good idea.
That's a far cry from Russia's earlier tone, which strongly suggested that if the central government of Ukraine prevented the Russian-speaking people in eastern Ukraine from aligning themselves with Moscow then there almost certainly would be military intervention.
Under Putin's leadership, Russia had already taken Crimea away from Ukraine in a move widely denounced in Washington and other Western capitals (although well received by a majority of the Crimeans, most of whom speak Russian rather than Ukrainian).
For a while it appeared certain Putin planned to replicate the process in Ukraine's eastern provinces, but a week ago his approach took a surprise turn away from that strategy as he ordered Russian troops to pull back from the Ukrainian border and declared he would give diplomacy a chance.
Putin also urged Ukrainian separatists to cancel Sunday's voting — they paid him no heed — and, in another surprise, said he was not opposed to the Ukrainian government in Kiev holding its presidential election on May 25.
However, he attached an ominous warning: "Let me stress that the presidential election the Kiev authorities plan to hold is a step in the right direction, but it will not solve anything unless all of Ukraine's people first understand how their rights will be guaranteed once the election has taken place."
He meant that the many Ukrainians who speak Russian and favor a closer relationship with Moscow rather than aligning the nation's interests with the West — by far the more popular position in large parts of the country — must not face any sanctions by the newly elected government.
Assuming Putin is not simply trying to mislead his critics, why would the bellicose Russian leader seem to back away from his obvious goal of bringing eastern Ukraine under the Kremlin's direct influence?
The answer would appear to lie in Russia's worsening economic woes.
On April 30, the International Monetary Fund predicted the nation's growth will slow to 0.2 percent this year, down from a dismal 1.3 percent last year.
Russia's economic health is heavily dependent upon its energy production but, the IMF observed, "this growth framework has reached its limits."
"More integration with the world economy should help close the productivity gap with other countries, foster investment and diversification, and enhance growth," the IMF added, but a chastened Putin may have to concede that his brazen behavior regarding Ukraine may seriously impede that integration.
The economic sanctions imposed by the United States and the European Union, while relatively mild so far, may also have influenced Putin's about-face.
Before the dust settles — or the military battles rage — there may be many more twists and turns in the sad saga of Ukraine's search for stability.
One thing is certain: Putin is looking out for Putin, and the economic repercussions may have gotten his attention. Like many of his predecessors in the Kremlin, Putin is neither statesman, diplomat, nor visionary. The West must remain extremely vigilant.


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It's the only thing any of our dogs (specifically Lindy) would watch.
Always look forward to seeing Westminster in February. Unlike the Philadelphia dog show that is shown on Thanksgiving, Westminster shows all breeds. You don't miss seeing a breed because they break away for a commercial. Westminster has commercials but there's a pause in judging so all breeds can be seen by those watching on TV. Also, there is information given about each breed. The dog show on Thanksgiving is only on one day, while Westminster covers two nights. The dog show on Thanksgiving could show all of the breeds if they would take a break like Westminster and resume judging after a commercial. Except for national specialty shows (one breed only and put on by a "parent club") dog shows are only one day events with the groups and Best in Show being completed the same day. The Thanksgiving day show should be like that.
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↵⇥Jerry Jones: Romo was a miracle. ↵⇥↵A few points must be made here: 1. A lot of people are playing this up like Jones was disparaging Tebow -- and maybe he is -- but I didn't take it that way. When he says "he'd never get on the field," I can only assume he's referencing the fact that there's no way Tebow would play ahead of Tony Romo.
↵⇥Other guy: It was a miracle, wasn't it? ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥JJ: He almost never got in, and he almost was gone. Tebow would never… ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥Different other guy: What if you were the Jaguars or — would you just, just draft him and sell f---ing jerseys? ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥JJ: That's the only reason I brought in Bill Parcells. ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥[Laughter] ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥JJ: [Inaudible] ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥JJ: Bill's not worth a s---. I love him. ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥Different other guy: I know you do. ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥JJ: Not worth a s---, but I wanted — they were on my a-- so bad. J's gotta have a yes man. So to get this f---in' stadium, I need to bring his a-- in. ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥Different other guy: What, you, you wouldn't take Tebow in the third round? ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥JJ: Why? He'd never get on the field. I can't get him out there. ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥[Laughter] ↵⇥↵⇥
↵⇥JJ: I can't get him out there. ↵⇥↵
↵2. You can't really make the same defense of Jones' comments about Parcells. That ... yeah, that's probably not good, and it tells you a lot about that whole relationship. To try and deduce potentially drunk logic is something of a futile exercise, so maybe I'm wasting my time, but Parcells was brought in to essentially excite a dormant fan base and maybe sell tickets? (Because he's obviously not going to be selling jerseys. Maybe lovely pleated khakis, but not jerseys.) ↵
↵I can't imagine there will be any sort of real follow-up other than "no comment" or maybe some backpedalling where Jones talks about what great respect he has for Parcells and how it was all taken out of context. Either way, it's good to know that even for a brief time, the real Jerry Jones wasn't that far off from this NSFW portrayal. ↵↵
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MISSION VIEJO, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 06/18/14 -- Aeolus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (OTCQB: AOLS) today announced the publication of data from animal model studies demonstrating the efficacy of AEOL 10150 when used to treat skin lesions from the sulfur mustard gas analog CEES. The paper, "Catalytic antioxidant AEOL10150 treatment ameliorates sulfur mustard analog 2-chloroethyl ethyl sulfide-associated cutaneous toxic effects," was published in the journal Free Radical Biology and Medicine, Volume 72 (May 2014). The studies were funded by Countermeasures Against Chemical Threats ("CounterACT") Program, the National Institutes of Health Office of the Director, and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Aeolus is a biotechnology company focused on developing compounds to protect against radiological and chemical threats with significant funding from the US government.
The key findings described in the publication include:
- Treatment of mice with AEOL 10150 resulted in over 50%(p < 0.05) reversal of CEES-induced skin bi-fold and epidermal thickness, myeloperoxidase activity, and DNA oxidation in mouse skin.
- Treatment of mouse epidermal JB6 and human HaCaT cells with AEOL 10150 (50 µM) 1 hour post-CEES exposure resulted in significant (p < 0.05) reversal of CEES-induced decreases in both cell viability and DNA synthesis.
- AEOL 10150 treatment 1 hour after CEES exposure attenuated CEES-induced DNA damage in mouse epidermal JB6 and human HaCaT cells.
- Cytoplasmic and mitochondrial reactive oxygen species measurements showed that AEOL 10150 treatment drastically ameliorated the CEES-induced oxidative stress in both JB6 and HaCaT cells.
"Our study demonstrates the potential of AEOL 10150 in treating skin lesions caused from exposure to vesicating agents, which can be further optimized and developed as a medical countermeasure against vesicant exposure-related skin effects," stated Rajesh Agarwal, PhD, in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
"The data published in this paper further supports the testing and optimization of AEOL 10150 in skin injury models with topical nitrogen mustard and sulfur mustard exposure," stated John McManus, Chief Executive Officer of Aeolus. "These studies open up a new potential development pathway for AEOL 10150 in the treatment of skin injury from chemical vesicants. AEOL 10150 continues to demonstrate effectiveness as an MCM against radiological and chemical injury and represents a potential solution to multiple threats. We are grateful to CounterACT for their support of these studies and to Dr. Agarwal and his team for their research efforts."
The development of AEOL 10150 as a treatment for chemical vesicant and nerve gas exposure is funded by the National Institutes of Health's Countermeasures Against Chemical Threats ("CounterACT") program. Aeolus is also developing AEOL 10150 as a treatment for the lung syndrome of Acute Radiation Syndrome ("Lung-ARS") under a five year, cost plus contract with the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority ("BARDA"), a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The contract, worth up to $118.4 million, fully funds the development of AEOL 10150 through approval and licensure by the U.S. FDA. Aeolus believes it will be able to meet the requirements for a pre-Emergency Use Authorization application for Lung-ARS by the end of 2014.
About AEOL 10150
AEOL 10150 is a broad-spectrum catalytic antioxidant specifically designed to neutralize reactive oxygen and nitrogen species. The neutralization of these species reduces oxidative stress, inflammation and subsequent tissue damage resulting from radiation exposure. The Company believes that AEOL 10150 could have a profound beneficial impact on people who are exposed to high doses of radiation.
AEOL 10150 has already performed well in animal safety studies, was well-tolerated in two human clinical trials and has demonstrated statistically significant survival efficacy in multiple Lung-ARS studies in animals. AEOL 10150 also currently is in development for use as both a therapeutic and prophylactic drug in cancer patients.
About Aeolus Pharmaceuticals
Aeolus Pharmaceuticals is developing a platform of a new class of broad-spectrum, catalytic-antioxidant compounds that protect healthy tissue from the damaging effects of radiation. Its first compound, AEOL 10150, is being developed, with funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, as a medical countermeasure against chemical and radiological weapons. Its initial target indications are as a protective agent against the effects of acute radiation syndrome and delayed effects of acute radiation exposure. Aeolus' strategy is to leverage the substantial investment in toxicology, manufacturing and preclinical and clinical studies of AEOL 10150 made by U.S. government agencies, including the contract with BARDA valued, with options, at up to $118.4 million, to efficiently develop the compound for use in oncology. For more information, please visit Aeolus's corporate website at www.aeoluspharma.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
The statements in this press release that are not purely statements of historical fact are forward-looking statements. Such statements include, but are not limited to, those relating to Aeolus' product candidates, as well as its proprietary technologies and research programs, the Company's initiation or potential initiation of large efficacy studies in mice and NHPs, as well as a phase 1 study in healthy volunteers, the BARDA contract, and the expected use of proceeds from the financing. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause Aeolus' actual results to be materially different from historical results or from any results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Important factors that could cause results to differ include risks associated with uncertainties of progress and timing of clinical trials, scientific research and product development activities; difficulties or delays in development, testing and obtaining regulatory approval; the need to obtain funding for pre-clinical and clinical trials and operations; the scope and validity of intellectual property protection for Aeolus' product candidates, proprietary technologies and their uses; competition from other biopharmaceutical companies; and whether BARDA exercises one or more additional options under the its contract with Aeolus. Certain of these factors and others are more fully described in Aeolus' filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including, but not limited to, Aeolus' Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended September 30, 2014. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof.
John McManus
President and Chief Executive Officer
Aeolus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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Meanwhile, Piers has assigned Stephen the task of moving fifty tickets to the charity event, but once again, as with racking up celebrities, Stephen's getting nowhere. And, I mean, if Stephen Baldwin called you wanting to sell you tickets to something, wouldn't you change your number? It's actually almost impressive that he's got five people coming as opposed to zero. Piers doesn't see it that way, and goes into a kind of quiet panic.
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Trump tries to go off-script Olmos-style: "Let's take it up. Check," he says by way of introducing another clip of the preparations for the event. Trace is feeling the time crunch, and is down to his last nerve, when his wife and two small daughters all come in, dressed to the nines. Suddenly all the stress goes away for Trace as he reunites with his family. He's literally moved to tears. Aww. Now get that deathly allergic six-year-old out of there before the shellfish arrives!
With one hour to go, catering is well underway. This is Carol's job, and she's just doing this like it's a regular party. But as with everything, Piers has a strategy: go light on the food and heavy on the drink. "Loaded celebrities means lots of money," he reasons to the caterers. They all seem to be on board.
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Southampton experts discover link between throat cancer and heartburn
Updated 8:07pm Sunday 22nd June 2014 in News By Joe Curtis, Health Reporter
SOUTHAMPTON scientists may have found a way to diagnose throat cancer earlier after discovering its link to heartburn.
An international study, including University of Southampton researchers, have identified two problems that signal early onset oesophageal cancer.
Heartburn, otherwise known as acid reflux, damaged cells in the oesophagus that, if untreated, can lead to a condition called Barrett's oesophagus which can turn cancerous.
Barrett's is very difficult to diagnose, making it difficult to identify people who are at higher risk of developing cancer.
But by comparing samples from patients with Barrett's and patients with throat cancer, scientists believe they have discovered mutations that show when Barrett's will become cancer.
Tim Underwood, MRC clinician scientist at the University of Southampton and Oesophageal Surgeon at Southampton General Hospital, said: "This is a landmark study into the genetic basis of why and how some people with Barrett's oesophagus get oesophageal cancer and others do not.
"It is still early, but we very much hope that this information will lead to a game-changer for a cancer with one of the worst outcomes.
"This study also tells us that we may need to look outside the cancer itself to find the next generation of treatments. We are leading this research in Southampton by focussing on disrupting the interaction between cancer cells and normal cells around the tumour that appear to support cancer growth."
And a new test that is still being developed could be used to spot when Barrett's will develop.
The cytosponge, or 'sponge-on-a-string' test, involves swallowing a capsule attached to a piece of thread.
Inside the capsule is a sponge and, when the capsule reaches the stomach, the outer covering of the capsule dissolves. When pulled out, the sponge collects cells for testing as it passes up the oesophagus.
The University of Southampton, working with University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, provided the second largest amount of samples to the study.
Oesophageal cancer is the thirteenth most common cancer in the UK with around 5,600 men in the UK developing it every year and 2,750 women.
The study was funded by Cancer Research UK's Catalyst Club.
Nell Barrie, head of science information at Cancer Research UK, added: "Food getting stuck when you swallow and persistent heartburn aren't normal. If you notice these, or other unusual symptoms, you should see your GP. It probably won't be cancer, but it's essential to get checked out."
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6:49pm Sun 22 Jun 14
mickey01 says...
7:10pm Sun 22 Jun 14
Lone Ranger. says...
mickey01 wrote:Yes you are right ...... but most of them for a pittance
it is great when you read about these finds , you hear about the n. h .s and all you think about is the wards nurse etc but forget that behind the scenes there are people working on things like this that can only benefit us in the future
7:37pm Sun 22 Jun 14
mickey01 says...
Lone Ranger. wrote:you are right too the pen pushers seem to get the wages but these guys deserve the glory
mickey01 wrote:Yes you are right ...... but most of them for a pittance
it is great when you read about these finds , you hear about the n. h .s and all you think about is the wards nurse etc but forget that behind the scenes there are people working on things like this that can only benefit us in the future
11:47pm Sun 22 Jun 14
Mrs DS says...
9:46am Mon 23 Jun 14
robich says...
Southampton does have a great oesophagogastric team from researchers, surgeons, medics, nurses and receptionists. And we have the biggest patient support charity for anyone affected by acid reflux and its possible consequences.
If anyone has any concerns or wants to know more, please visit the charity's website, www.BarrettsWessex.o
rg.uk and everyone is welcome to attend the free public lecture at Southampton General Hospital this Wednesday between 6:00 and 8:00pm when the main talk is being given by one of Tim's colleagues, Jamie Kelly.
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