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Box office: 'Big Hero 6' launches past 'Interstellar' for superheroic No. 1 finish
Type: Article | Date: Sunday, Nov 9, 2014Disney's latest animated film takes the weekend crown with $56 million
Box office: 'Rio 2' barely flies past 'Captain America' on Friday with $12 million
Type: Article | Date: Saturday, Apr 12, 2014'Oculus' off to a scary good start while 'Draft Day' fumbles
Box office: 'Ninja Turtles' stays on top as 'Expendables 3' flops on Friday
Type: Article | Date: Saturday, Aug 16, 2014Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy' stays strong in second place
Lessons from the 2013 Box Office: Top 20 movies of the year
Type: Post | Date: Friday, Jan 3, 2014Superheroes, comedies and family films rule
Box Office: 'The Maze Runner' crosses the finish line at no. 1 with $32.5 million
Type: Article | Date: Sunday, Sep 21, 2014'Tombstones' and 'Leave You' fall flat
Box Office: 'Divergent' can't top 'Twilight' but still wows with superb $56 million
Type: Article | Date: Sunday, Mar 23, 2014'Muppets Most Wanted' flounders in second with weaker-than-expected debut
Box office: '22 Jump Street' leaps past 'Dragon 2' for $25 million Friday
Type: Article | Date: Saturday, Jun 14, 2014'Fault in Our Stars' and 'Maleficent' will battle it out for third place
Box Office: 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' is top debut of 2014 with $100 million
Type: Article | Date: Sunday, Jun 29, 2014'Maleficent' hits $200 million
Box Office: 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' sizzles with $111 million
Type: Article | Date: Monday, May 26, 2014Adam Sandler-Drew Barrymore re-team 'Blended' disappoints
Final Top 10 movies at the Summer 2013 box office
Type: Gallery | Date: Tuesday, Sep 3, 2013Domestic: $134,157,000* Foreign: $109,50...


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Employment and Social Development Canada reported that workers in manufacturing, transport, storage and communications were among the top five industries with the highest injury rates in 2008. Although this statistic dates back a few years now, safety in these types of facilities continues to be a top concern. To help improve worker safety, Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) professionals should consider whether they need an Enhanced Visibility workwear program.
The Canadian Society of Safety Engineering (CSSE) Awards Program recognizes the achievements of both individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to safety in the workplace.
Misapplication of safety critical operating procedures contributed to a 2013 fatal rail accident in Saskatchewan
In its report released on October 22, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) identified lack of direct supervision and misapplication of safety critical operating procedures as contributing factors to a November 2013 fatal rail accident in Saskatchewan.
Konecranes, a leading global manufacturer of lifting technology, offers overhead crane safety management training courses, including proper operations, requirements and regulations, good management practices, and special concerns in nuclear environments.
WorkSafeBC officers arrived on site at the Pinnacle Renewable Energy pellet mill in Burns Lake on October 9, 2014, following the incident earlier that day in which three workers were injured. The mill is located 16 kilometers east of Burns Lake.
CSA Group, a global provider of testing and certification services and a leading standards development organization, opened its new hazardous locations laboratory in Plano, Texas, continuing CSA Group's global leadership in hazardous locations testing and certification.
The Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) is changing as Canadians prepare to align with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). To help educate workers about the upcoming changes, the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) has released a new e-course, in partnership with the Workplace Hazardous Materials Bureau of Health Canada (formerly the National Office of WHMIS) and funded by Health Canada. It is offered free of charge to the first 100,000 participants, for up to one year, and is available in English and French.
Autoneum Canada Ltd., a company that manufactures noise reduction and heat shield components for vehicles, has been fined $55,000 after a worker was injured by an unguarded mechanism.
Cordelia Clarke Julien, Director, Training and Safety Programs, Prevention Office, Ontario Ministry of Labour, will speak at the IPAF North American Convention that will be held on October 1 - 2, in Toronto. Clarke Julien will discuss what all responsible parties – employers, supervisors and workers – can do to make the workplace safer and prevent illness and injury.
Ontario is launching a workplace safety blitz that will focus on hazards involving material handling to ensure workers are safe on the job.
The Ministry of Labour is pleased to announce the first call for proposals for its Occupational Health and Safety Prevention and Innovation Program (OHSPIP).
A college education in engineering and applied science technology opens the door to an average salary of more than $75,000 annually, for a typical engineering technology professional in Ontario.
Engineers Canada is honoured to announce the recipients of its 2014 scholarships who demonstrate great potential as they build on their engineering background by pursuing advanced degrees. The six annual scholarships are provided through the generous support of Manulife and TD Insurance Meloche Monnex.
Doc Palmer's Planning & Scheduling Training Days comes back to Sudbury, Ont., October 15 - 16 at the Holiday Inn. Maintenance planning and scheduling should dramatically improve the productivity of maintenance.
Automatic Greasing Systems specialist FLO Components Ltd. has announced the schedule for its 2014-2015 Lube Basics Seminars. Scheduled cities in Ontario will include Kitchener, Mississauga, Sudbury and Thunder Bay.
July 25, 2014 - At the Skills Canada National Competition in Toronto (June 5-6, 2014), Shaun Thorson, CEO, Skills/Compétences Canada, said that the competition is a great opportunity for young people to learn about skilled trades and technology careers through hands-on activities.
Maintenance and asset management disciplines are dominated by highly trained and often very experienced engineering and technical people. There is a saying that to engineers, change is an event but for everyone else, it is a process. Many changes to physical assets will impact how people work. Once the engineering project is over, operations and maintenance must live with it. Management must manage processes in a new way and different results can be measured, monitored and expected. Changes must be managed from top to bottom in any organization. Without good change management and good management of change (we'll explore the differences) any new initiative, hardware, software, process, procedure, etc., will be at risk. We will explore considerations for any program of change in the technical and non-technical realms and arm participants with ideas on what to watch for and to ensure success with any new change.
The thrust of Susan Lubell's presentation, "Developing a Business Case For Asset Management & Reliability," at Partners in Training in Edmonton (April 15, 2014) revolved around "knowing where you are and where you need to be."
July 2, 2014 - Learn all the basics of IR camera operation, from controls and user interface to report creation and analysis software, in this self-paced online course. Regardless of what camera brand or model you own, or even if you're just interested in purchasing a camera, this course will enable you to successfully operate an IR camera to capture and save meaningful images.
June 13, 2014 – The Hydraulic Institute, in collaboration with Henri Azibert, Technical Director of the Fluid Sealing Association and associated HI committee members, has developed a new webinar session focused on how dual gas seals improve pump system reliability and performance.
ABB's Automation and Power World (APW) announces a new online education series. The first SmartStream Digital Conference, "Optimizing Technology for the Changing Face of Industry," will take place on June 4. The conference will grant exclusive access to ABB's industry-leading global experts, known as the Smart Squad and will be presented in a virtual format, making it available around the world in real time.
Without accurate information that is available and easily accessible repairs will take longer and the risks of making a mistake go up substantially. Information must be managed so that the same and current information is available to all who must use it.
Sean Miller is an ultrasound expert whose Partners in Training presentation is suitably named "Ultrasound 101: To Improve Asset Reliability." Miller will present this highly effective, practical session at the upcoming Partners in Training in Winnipeg on May 22.
ISO 50002:2014 is a new International Standard providing useful information on energy audits for all types of facilities and organizations. To cut high energy costs, businesses and organizations are installing energy management systems and performing energy audits to reduce energy consumption and improve performance over the long term. For affordable energy auditing and verification CAS DataLoggers offers the EC-7VAR Three-phase Power & Energy Datalogger Kit, which includes the datalogger, voltage leads, transducers, Rogowski coils, carry case, software and a USB lead for quick connectivity.
Offset couplings from Zero-Max reduce space requirements for parallel offset shafts in large system applications. These specialized couplings provide machine designers with an important option for reducing overall machine size and footprint.
November 20, 2014 - Aerodyne Environmental, an industrial dust collection and material handling solutions company, announces the 10" Vacu-Valve Trickle ValveSystem, one of the lowest-cost, lowest-maintenance dust collector valves available.
Gray Tools Canada Inc. launched its newest line of hand tools designed to protect maintenance professionals, such as electricians and linesmen, who work in proximity to live electrical current. The new assortment of 1000V insulated tools consists of over 250 tools including a complete offering of sockets, wrenches, hex keys, ratchets, pliers, screwdrivers, cutting tools and other vital hand tools.
Fluke Corporation has launched its highest resolution infrared camera ever: the Fluke TiX Series Infrared Cameras. The TiX1000 (with 1024 x 768 resolution), TiX660, and TiX640 (both 640 x 480) feature up to ten times the on-camera pixels as are available on standard 320 x 240 cameras and a large 5.6-inch articulating display to help quickly identify issues while still in the field. The TiX Expert Series delivers highly detailed image quality, the most advanced focusing options available on one infrared camera, and the versatility to capture accurate measurements from targets that are challenging, dangerous, or moving too fast.
November 13, 2014 – Harting's new Han High Temp connectors are designed to circumvent the limitations of deploying connectors in hot manufacturing applications up to 200ºC like mould machines and casting equipment. Conventional connector solutions involve locating the connectors well away from high temp areas of the machinery, requiring additional cabling. The Han High Temp can be located right at the machine, saving on cabling and potentially simplifying machine design and wiring. The connector can be mated and unmated at temperatures up to 200ºC due to a special non-adhesive seal Harting implemented in the connector.
H. G. Schaevitz LLC, Alliance Sensors Group has released its LV-45 series linear position sensor. The LV-45 linear position sensors are specifically designed for measuring applications requiring rugged devices, whether measuring position of steam turbine valves, mounted in a paper mill head box or calendar roll stand, or outdoors fastened to a building, bridge or structure. The LV-45 series was designed after identifying the wants and needs of engineers in the industrial world, so LV-45 Series linear position sensors can withstand the high vibration and severe shock environment found in steel, aluminum, and paper mills, as well as extremes of temperature and humidity found in most outdoor applications where many other types of linear position sensors cannot survive.
Alerton International has introduced the SafetyBlu SB-450 Blue Light Inspection Kit, featuring a portable, high-intensity blue light (450 nm) LED flashlight. Used in conjunction with the company's revolutionary FluidSafe fluorescent additive, the SB-450 kit locates hydraulic fluid leaks early on. This can help prevent injection injuries to mine workers, and also reduces fluid consumption by 5 per cent to 7 per cent annually.When added to the reservoirs of hydraulic machinery, FluidSafe aids in the detection and surgical removal of hydraulic fluid in the event of an accidental fluid injection that penetrates the skin. When viewed under the SafetyBlu lamp's high-intensity blue light, the additive's bright green fluorescent glow pinpoints the injection track quickly and accurately. This makes it easy for medical personnel to confirm whether a penetration actually occurred, and if so, to precisely determine the extent of the injury.The SafetyBlu flashlight is also very effective in detecting fluid leaks in hydraulic system hoses, fittings, seals and other components. This allows small leaks to be repaired before they lead to catastrophic failures. It also lowers operating costs by reducing the loss of hydraulic fluid.The lamp features a rugged, anodized aluminum body, which reduces corrosion and stands up to years of heavy use. Powered by a rechargeable NiMH battery, it provides 90 minutes of continuous inspection between charges. The LED is rated at a 100,000-hour service life.In addition to the SafetyBlu flashlight, the SB-450 kit comes complete with smart AC and DC chargers, yellow fluorescence-enhancing glasses and a belt holster. All components are packed in a padded carrying case.For more information, visit www.alertoninternational.com.
The Lincoln Electric Company has provided a new solution for the first-time buyer in welding automation – the Auto-Mate pre-engineered robotic welding cell. These affordable cells enable the new buyers to quickly and easily implement automated welding.
Milwaukee Tool continues to expand its M18 LITHIUM-ION system with the introduction of the new M18 1/4" Hex Right Angle Impact Driver and 3/8" Right Angle Impact Wrench. Offering ultimate speed and control in hard to reach fastening applications, the new products feature a 43mm (1.7") head profile to deliver access to areas where a pistol-grip impact cannot reach, and are the only tools in the category to offer multiple speed/torque modes through proprietary 2-Mode Drive Control.
Holmatro is introducing a new series of innovative hand pumps suitable for all industrial applications.
Schneider Electric is partnering with Simio to offer the industry's leading Wonderware manufacturing operations management software. Simio 3-D simulation-based planning and scheduling software innovations help users meet production deadlines more often at less cost. With this partnership, Simio and Schneider Electric will help customers improve productivity, increase business agility and deepen quality management while reducing the cost of compliance.
Emerson Process Management has licensed royalty free patent rights for its PIDPlus wireless PID controller technology to improve real-time control performance, simplify tuning, and inherently protect against system failures across all control systems. The licenses will be provided through the HART Communication Foundation, the independent organization that provides global support for the application of HART technology.
ACM Facility Safety published a white paper, "Using Smart Field Devices to Improve Safety System Performance," which shows how safety monitoring software and smart field devices can improve safety system performance and operation.
September 4, 2014 - A decade ago the Computerized Maintenance Management Systems was an ROI (return on investment), equipment safety and performance optimization tool reserved for large, capital-intensive companies. This was because expensive power generating turbines, for example, were required to run for as long as they could in a safe manner and at the peak of their performance. In this type of company, it is widely accepted that the effort in time and money that goes into configuring and using a CMMS system results in large overall savings because the equipment does run better and for a longer time with gains that vastly offset the global CMMS investment.
Aug. 27, 2014 - Advanced Control Systems (ACS) has been selected by Cambridge and North Dumfries Hydro (CND) to deliver state-of-the-art outage management (OMS) and distribution management (DMS) systems to the utility. The OMS/DMS will integrate fully into the utility's existing PRISM supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system (also from ACS) to enable CND to operate more efficiently and provide better outage information and more reliable power to their 52,500 customers.
August 27, 2014 - The metalworking fluid industry is already playing an essential role in Resource-Efficient Manufacturing by providing smart, sustainable solutions towards resource efficiency. Quaker Chemical Corporation, a global leader in metalworking fluids, is putting sustainable chemistry into action by helping customers on issues of energy efficiency, waste reduction, safety and durability through new approaches to coolant and cleaner use.
August 11, 2014 – The Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority (MIRA), formerly the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority (CRRA), a leading waste-to-energy facility in Hartford, CT has had substantial success using Centritec Seal technology on one of their combustion air supply fans. The non-contact, centrifugal pressure design offered by Centritec Seal resulted in less maintenance and less plant downtime, while providing longer bearing lifespan and increased operating efficiency.
July 22, 2014 - SNC-Lavalin is pleased to announce that the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) has renewed the company's operations and maintenance contract for the GTAA cogeneration and central utilities plant for another five years, with the possibility of one two-year extension. SNC-Lavalin has operated the power plant since it successfully completed the design and construction of the facility in 2005.
July 14, 2014 - Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance introduces SkyBEAM (Building Envelope Asset Mapping) for use throughout Canada. SkyBEAM uses unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) equipped with high-resolution thermographic (infrared) and video cameras to help Tremco Roofing's customers locate where their facilities may be leaking energy through gaps in the roof, facade or elsewhere, or may have wet insulation; and to find and photograph other potential problems on the site.
June 20, 2014 — Des-Case Corporation, a manufacturer of contamination control products that improve equipment reliability, announced its recent purchase of the visual oil analysis product line of ESCO, an oil sight glass and level monitor manufacturer, Copaltite distributor, and Dow Corning product distributor. Products acquired include ESCO's popular 3-D BullsEye Viewport, as well as its oil sight glasses, indicators, and oil level monitors.
June 9, 2014 – Every plant has a process on site for performing and managing calibrations, but there can be many different types of calibration processes and they vary in terms of quality, efficiency and productiveness.
Power management company Eaton is helping utility and industrial customers optimize equipment performance and reduce downtime with an interactive digital educational tool designed to simplify circuit breaker maintenance. Created by Eaton equipment life extension and modernization experts, the Visual Instruction Book Essentials supplements traditional instruction manual information by providing visual, step-by-step training for circuit breaker maintenance and testing processes.
Nuclear energy outperforms wind and natural gas in slowing the advance of climate change, the Canadian Nuclear Association said today.
The Ontario Power Authority (OPA) is now accepting applications from a wider range of Ontario industries for incentives to invest in new facilities or expand existing ones under Stream 3 of the Industrial Electricity Incentive (IEI) program.
September 05, 2014 - Hipower Systems, a manufacturer of power-generation and power distribution equipment in the U.S. and Canada, today announced that the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) has certified two of its natural gas generator lines for the CSA-C22.2 No. 14-13 and No. 100-04 (R2013) standards in Class 4215 01―Electric Generating Plants. With this certification, all Hipower Systems backup natural gas generators in the 20 to 400 Kw range, as well as its prime power/rental natural gas generators from 20 Kva up to 430 Kva, are fully CSA certified. The certified natural gas generators join the Hipower Systems diesel generator line, the majority of which were already certified by the CSA.
August 22, 2014 — The National Association of Electrical Distributors (NAED) recently joined the Industrial Careers Pathway (ICP) as ICP's sixth Alliance Partner, marking the second trade association to join the ICP initiative in the past two months. Alliance Partner associations are committed to working with ICP to fulfill its mission to meet the need for a skilled industrial distribution workforce.
August 11, 2014 - There are many documented instances of damage to critical electrical equipment caused by wildlife activity. For example, $300,000 of damage was caused by a squirrel to the electrical equipment at a community center in Fort Wayne, Indiana, causing a power surge that impacted the heating and air conditioning system and some parts of a boiler system.
CBS ArcSafe introduces RSA-174E Remote Switch Actuator for ABB/Sace Tmax T7M Molded Case Circuit Breakers
July 11, 2014 – CBS ArcSafe, a leading manufacturer of remote racking and switching solutions for low- and medium-voltage switchgear, introduces its remote switch actuator for the ABB/Sace Tmax T7M low-voltage moulded case circuit breakers with current ratings of 1,000A and 1,200A. The new CBS ArcSafe RSA-174E actuators are designed for Tmax T7M breakers equipped with optional stored-energy mechanisms (SEMs) and allow technicians to safely close and/or trip breakers outside of the arc-flash hazard boundary without any modification to the breaker. In many installations, the Tmax T7M circuit breakers are recessed into a cabinet, and the new remote switch actuators are designed to mount directly on to the breaker inside these cabinets.
July 2, 2014 – Bill Stephens, National Sales and Marketing Manager for Ideal Industries (Canada), Corp., is pleased to announce the appointment of Joe Callahan to the position of Regional Sales Manager, Western Canada, effective June 30th.
July 2, 2014 - In plant retrofit and expansion projects, it's not just a matter of saving on capital equipment and laboUr costs, but also getting the job done quicker so the plant can get back to full productivity.
June 20, 2014 – KSB Pumps Inc., the Canadian subsidiary of global pump manufacturer KSB Group, celebrates its 25th anniversary in Canada this year.
June 19, 2014 – Schneider Electric announced today that it has obtained all required regulatory approvals and subsequently finalized the sale of the Invensys Appliance division, which will be renamed Robertshaw Controls Company, to an affiliate of Sun European Partners, LLP. The transaction is worth £150 million ($277 million).
June 13, 2014 - Electricians use Ideal fish tapes on a daily basis to snake electrical wires and communications cables through conduit, finished walls, and hard-to-reach spaces above ceilings and below flooring.
Sulphur Hexafluoride (SF6) is a greenhouse gas that is widely used as an insulator and breaker medium within switches, circuit-breakers, and other MV and HV electrical transmission and distribution equipment.
Most organizations have gaps in their electrical infrastructure maintenance practices.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - California officials knew a computer upgrade for the state's unemployment insurance program that delayed tens of thousands of benefit checks was vulnerable to problems before it was installed, according to a report from The Sacramento Bee.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The 72-year-old hunter who was lost for more than two weeks in a California forest survived by eating squirrels and other animals he shot with his rifle, and by making fires and packing leaves and grasses around his body to stay warm, his family said Monday.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Construction is slated to restart Tuesday at the new $1.2 billion San Francisco 49ers showcase stadium after police and fire investigators determined a truck driver's death was a workplace accident and not a crime.
OAKLAND (AP) - San Francisco Bay Area commuters faced another day of uncertainty Monday as a major regional transit agency and two of its largest unions held talks under the ever-present threat of a strike.
OLD SF BUSES TO BE TURNED INTO HOMELESS SHOWERS: SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A San Francisco woman has a refreshing idea to help the homeless: Portable showers on old city buses.
HALF MOON BAY (AP) - California's Napa Valley apparently is good at growing more than grapes.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - More than 1,000 aging buildings in Los Angeles County could be at risk of falling down during a major earthquake, according to an analysis by the Los Angeles Times.
SANTA ANA (AP) - When she was a college freshman, Shayona Dhanak told her Muslim boyfriend she was splitting with him because of her devout Hindu family's opposition. Two months later, her father and sister were killed, her mother attacked and the family's Southern California home doused with gasoline and set on fire.
ROSEMEAD (AP) - Although he'd been a practicing Buddhist for 20 years, until 10 months ago Dharma Master YongHua hadn't even seen so much as one of the sacred relics known as shariras that are so important to his faith.
LAKE TAHOE (AP) - It's not your average bear battle.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill Saturday that would have allowed some sex abuse victims who are now barred by the statute of limitations to file lawsuits against private institutions that employed their abusers.
LONG BEACH (AP) - Nearly 100 people attended a memorial Saturday to mourn an elementary school teacher who was fatally stabbed in the neck while watching her students play at a park.
SAN JOSE (AP) - From Silicon Valley to the South Pacific, counterattacks to revelations of widespread National Security Agency surveillance are taking shape, from a surge of new encrypted email programs to technology that sprinkles the Internet with red flag terms to confuse would-be snoops.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - With a strike deadline drawing ever closer, negotiators for San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit system and its two unions prepared Sunday to resume contract talks that could prevent hundreds of thousands of commuters from having to find costlier and longer ways to work.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A landmark San Francisco restaurant that became a casualty of the federal government shutdown has gotten the green light to reopen.
REDWOOD CITY (AP) - A Northern California man convicted of torturing and killing a puppy in front of his 4-year-old daughter has been sentenced to three years in jail.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed legislation Saturday that would have given the University of California and California State University systems a $100 million financial boost.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A driver for ride-sharing company Uber is accused of striking a passenger with a hammer during a dispute over the route he was taking.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - State transportation officials are trying to determine if giant steel rods on the Bay Bridge's new eastern span have been damaged by exposure to water.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - As its 75th anniversary approaches, "Gone With the Wind" is again being celebrated as a timeless movie classic. But now, even the film's distributor acknowledges the Civil War epic's portrayal of slavery is dated and inaccurate.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Ride-sharing companies Uber, Lyft and Sidecar are being threatened with legal action in San Francisco and Los Angeles over how they screen drivers and charge passengers, along with other business practices.
• WIFE OF RANDY JACKSON OF 'IDOL' FAME SEEKS DIVORCE: LOS ANGELES (AP) - The wife of former "American Idol" judge Randy Jackson has filed for divorce after nearly 19 years of marriage.
POLLOCK PINES (AP) - Nearly an inch of rain, with more wet weather forecast for the weekend, has helped firefighters gain the upper hand on a massive wildfire burning in the mountains east of Sacramento, officials said Friday.
BERKELEY (AP) - California will raise the academic requirements of incoming student-athletes as part of an effort to improve graduation rates for football players and other athletes.
SAN MATEO (AP) - Nail technician Vinh Nguyen says he just wants to be a normal man, but he's going to have a lot more to spend than most people after winning the $228.4 million Powerball ticket this week. California lottery officials said Friday that Nguyen bought the winning ticket at Dehoff's Key Market in San Mateo on Wednesday and showed up at their offices Thursday.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A father and son have died after being pulled from storm-driven waves off a San Francisco beach, authorities said Friday.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - The challenger in the unexpectedly tight race for California's elected schools chief said Thursday that if he wins in November he would immediately withdraw the state superintendent from an appeal of a landmark legal decision that struck down teacher-tenure laws and other job protections.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Officers shot and killed a man Thursday after he led them on a lengthy high-speed chase, crashed in downtown San Francisco and then fired a gun at good Samaritans who tried to help him, authorities said.
FRESNO (AP) - California farmers who spray a widely used insecticide on some of the state's most abundant crops may soon have to overcome the nation's steepest restrictions or find another pest killer, officials said Thursday.
PLACERVILLE (AP) - Firefighters are taking advantage of rainy weather to make progress on a massive wildfire threatening thousands of homes in the Sierra Nevada foothills of California, authorities said Thursday.


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Joseph Coyle, Canadian, filed for the invention of an egg carton nearly one hundred years ago. Although he was not the first to tackle the safe egg transportation problem, his carton design, patents US1269394 and CA181662 in 1918, was one of the most successful. Later in the 1950s, British designer H G Bennett created the design we see on supermarket shelves made of cardboard, molded paper pulp or plastic, and with an individual space for each egg to sit. However, just recently, the Hungarian design student Eva Valicsek, came come up with a novel replacement that may become the egg carton of the future. I accidentally used a rubber band that was sitting on my table - then realized that I found the perfect solution.
Everyday we read, we hear, about breakthrough advances in cancer therapies, but this one seems to be unique. US researchers have revealed the identity of molecules on the surface of cancer cells which allow the body's immune system to identify and destroy them. Scientists have actually discovered the molecular mechanisms that will inform the development of the next generation of therapies. Researchers are happy about the discovery. For them, the finding is "big, big news" for immunotherapy researchers says Cancer Research UK's Dr Quezada.
Maybe you enthusiastically keep clean your cell phone glass, and you meticulously clean the earphones, but is this enough to keep bugs and bacteria away from the smartphone? Remember you also place the phone in your pockets/purse; but are those bags and pockets clean as your phone? By the way, talking about pockets, pocket lint is not friendly to your smartphone, it is: the # 1 cause of failure for charging ports and headphone jacks. And what about placing the smartphone in the cup holder of your car? Remember there you also place beers, juices, snacks, food leftovers, etc. Hence, keep in mind that in the cup holders tiny mites crawl in through the headphone jack or charging port and curl up for a nap.
Do we only use only 10% of our grey matter as some neuroscientists say? Maybe there are also many other senses providing us with information from the world around us. Human echolocation is little-known sense that works by a person emitting a clicking sound with the tongue and listening for how it rebounds off the immediate bodies. A wonderful example of echolocation used by humans is the Team Bat in the USA– led by Daniel Kisch, who use echo-location to go mountain biking. This ability depends on the traditional sense of hearing, but the perceptual experience and function is more akin to vision. You don't need to be blind to try it; even sighted people can learn to "see in the dark" using echo-location. For these reasons, some consider it a separate sense.
When we learn about the behavior of plants and trees should we be surprised and amazed about the plant world or should we be astonished about our ignorance? Plants do create their own silent network in parallel with our communications network including their own internet. It seems that plants aren't just sitting there quietly growing. By linking to the fungal network they can help out their neighbors by sharing nutrients and information. However, similar to the human internet, the fungal internet has a dark side like our own internet. It happens that plants need to compete with their neighbors for scarce resources like water and light. In that day-and-night eternal battle, chemicals are released to harm their rivals. Animals exploit and use for their benefit the fungal internet. Some plants produce compounds to attract friendly bacteria and fungi to their roots, but these signals can be picked up by insects and worms looking for tasty roots to eat.
Gilbert Legrand, who was born in Paris, is a freelance illustrator who gives us an incredible lesson about the hidden side of everyday objects. Somehow, and unexpectedly Legrand awaits to reveal us another world we appreciate very little. This artist illustrator shakes us and lifts us the underfoot comfort carpet we use to see the things around us in only one way. Gilbert Legrand gives some lessons to the analytical mind and challenges them to see science in more than one way. How could Legrand illustrate the atoms, or illustrate the theory of relativity or quantum mechanics?
Chinese culture is different from all other world cultures, as all other cultures are different from ours. Shopping is one of those everyday activities where people show those differences. Therefore, opening stores in other countries must adapt their marketing strategies to those cultures. For example, in China rice is sold in giant, open vats, and foods are mostly kept in the open instead of being packaged. Why? Check out the photos.
This is a very old question that predates to the ancient Greek philosophers. How can something emerge from the nothingness? How can the void "exist"? Maybe for the pre-Newtonian physics the question may appear absurd, but not anymore. In the light of modern quantum and relativity physics the answer to the question of the existence of the Universe can be surprising. Yes, the Cosmos may have sprung out of nothing at all, because in quantum physics, if something is not forbidden, it necessarily happens.
If you think that there is no more innovation space for the venerable desktop computer you have to read this. HP has unveiled a new concept in desktop PCs; a desktop computer with a 3D scanner integrated to it and at the same time substituting the old keyboard for a touch-enabled writing-drawing-and working mat. Forbes says: If Da Vinci Had A Desktop, It Would Be HP's Sprout while PC World writes: HP's Sprout is a double touchscreen PC that makes the virtual feel far more real.
In to make some near-future predictions we need to have a fair amount of reliable information; we need to have a really big amount of data collected from different sources. We know that in the past some science fiction writers "predicted" future technologies like the submarine, helicopters, etc. but the World Wide Web was not yet invented. Now, predictions are not based on the imagination of fertile writers: now predictions are based on big data from big networks spanning all of our planet.
How much do you think you are being watched? Do you think that if there are no cameras around nobody is watching you? But what about your cell phone, what about your bank accounts? Where do you think your online chats are gone? Governments, spy agencies, screening offices --even your friends-- can store a lot of information about you, your assets, your family. But the worst part is that stored information can virtually last forever. Chris Baraniuk has an interesting story about stealth surveillance in his article Surveillance: The hidden ways you're tracked.
Solar generation is a widely used alternative of renewable power. However, a new report from the European Union says its economic impact is unacceptably costly, and believe it or not, far worse than wind and even hydroelectric power. That's what an MIT article stands for in their MIT Technology Review website titled: Why Solar Is Much More Costly Than Wind or Hydro. Read the article in this link and download the PDF European Union Report Subsidies and costs of EU energy: An interim report.


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Murdough said the state fire marshal's office has been called to investigate the cause of the fire but it appears to have started around the stovepipe.
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Pressure in on QB to produce in must-win game. Matt Bowen
Now that the 49ers have turned the ball over to Troy Smith—again—what should we expect from this offense Sunday at St. Louis? Last Thursday night; in the loss at San Diego, the San Fran offense was stale, boring and ineffective against the pressure defense of the Chargers.
ICONTroy Smith will get the start this Sunday at St. Louis.
Can Smith change that? I will agree that he can bring some movement to the pocket and escape blitz-pressure. But, for the Niners to stay in this NFC West race, he has to run the offense—and get the ball in the hands of his playmakers. That is something we didn't see from Alex Smith last week in the loss at San Diego. The former No.1 QB played "check down" football for the most of the night and didn't challenge the top of the defense. Bottom line: that isn't good enough to win.
San Fran can't have that from Troy Smith. When he reads Cover 2 from the defense, Smith has to challenge the inside vertical seams and the sidelines. Put some stress on the safeties. Versus a single high safety (think Cover 1, Cover 3), Smith must take his shots outside of the numbers. Yes, the 49ers need production from Anthony Dixon and Brian Westbrook in the running game, but when the QB has an opportunity to test the Rams' defense, the ball has to come out. Go ahead and make a play—because the season depends on it. Why not take some risk when he is in the pocket and working the ball down the field?
Obviously, we do need to see more from Davis and Crabtree. This San Fran game plan has to feature these two receivers. But, it starts with the QB position. This is a pressure situation for Troy Smith. Head coach Mike Singletary is handing him the playbook in a must-win game that is going to determine the job status of the coaching staff and much of the roster for the 2011 season. Let's see what he does.
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Standing in front of the sheriff's Ramona station at Main Street and Montecito Road on Aug. 5, Crime Prevention Specialist Barbara Wallace reminds the community that it's the Sheriff's Night Out Against Crime with a row of Burma Shave-type signs. The San Diego County Sheriff's Department, which recognized the event across the county, said Night Out Against Crime is a day when communities take a stand to let criminals know neighborhoods are organized and fighting back. Two of Wallace's signs say "Crime is low" and "Because you care." Sentinel photo/Karen Brainard
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Nathon Fillion Demonstrates His "Google Maps Pose"
Last week on Jimmy Kimmel Live, actor Nathon Fillion demonstrated his Google Maps Pose.
He described how he was outside of his new home and noticed that the Google Maps Street View car was approaching. He had to act fast and think up his "Google Maps Pose." He then demonstrated the pose to the audience.
Fillion jokes, "I think this is important, it is something everybody should think about." "If a Google Maps car is coming down the street, what am I going to do?" he said.
Jimmy Kimmel never saw a Google Maps car before and asked what they look like. Nathon Fillion described it as a car with "giant robot eyes."
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Recording covers of his favorite artists like Bruno Mars and more since he was in 8th grade, Mendes found huge success with six second snippets on Vine, where he currently has over 2 million followers. That helped him secure a recording contract with Island Records which he nabbed in June.
His very first single, "Life of the Party," was released last month and peaked at #24 on the Billboard Top 100.
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Milan: Argentinian football legend Diego Maradona has won his right to return to Italy after being cleared of owing nearly €40 million (Dh200 million) in taxes.
Maradona, the World Cup winner who helped Napoli to their only two league titles in Serie A in 1987 and 1990, had been banned from setting foot in Italy because of an alleged unpaid tax bill of €37.2 million.
The former player's lawyer, Angelo Pisani, said on Friday that his client had been cleared, two years after the authorities relaunched the case, which dates back to 2005.
"Maradona has finally been liberated from this fiscal nightmare and the accusations he faced," Pisani said.
An Italian court in 2005 ordered Maradona to pay €37.2 million, €23.5 million of which was interest, after being accused of tax evasion. The case was relaunched in 2011 due to a series of procedural errors.
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Pisani said on Friday that the former star, one of the greatest but also most controversial figures in football, would now attempt to win nearly €40 million in damages for defamation.
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Asking Alexandria's Ben Bruce: "It's Time for Us to Move Upward"
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"A lot of bands in our genre are happy where they're at, and that's fine," says Ben Bruce, guitarist for British metalcore unit Asking Alexandria. "But it's time for us to move upward and bring our fans into a new realm."
Bruce and his band may have lofty goals for their upcoming, and still untitled, third studio album, but they've also dug deep into their experiences to compose the new material. "Lyrically, it's a lot more mature than anything we've done before," Bruce says of the record, which Asking Alexandria tracked with producer Joey Sturgis at the Foundation Recording Studios in Indiana and NRG in Hollywood.
"It's not so much about partying and fucking random girls and doing drugs and stuff," he continued. "We've actually taken the time to write something that's truly meaningful to us. The last two records were great, and we loved them, but we were different people then. We were a lot younger and had less experience. When you compare the albums, it will definitely show how much we've grown."
Bruce confirms that, as previously reported, the sound of the material falls somewhere between Slipknot and Mötley Crüe. "There's a lot of heavy riffage on this record, whereas in the past we relied more on rhythms and breakdowns," he says. "So in that respect it's very much like old Slipknot. But then the choruses and a lot of the bridges are more rock-based, which is our Mötley Crüe side."
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AHL Game Night: 11-26-14 Crunch at CometsSubmitted by pete on November 26, 2014 - 21:20
Oh Vasya...
After his Frozen Dome brilliance, Andrei Vasilevskiy allowed 5 goals on 35 shots for the loss. Still waiting for that one cathartic moment when it all clicks for the big Russian.
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UTI DeFazio, (8) (Archibald), 5:37
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UTI Grenier, (6) (Jensen, Biega), 15:42 (PP)
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Unfortunately, after climbing all the way back into the 4-4 tie, the team promptly coughed up the lead goal to Utica, erasing any hope at moral victories. At least Yanni Gourde, Tanner Richard, and Philippe Paradis continue to raise holy hell for the Crunch. That trio has 33 points in 11 games in the month of November. Kind of a Modin/Richards/St. Louis-esque trio there in how the line works.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
Bolts Ink Veteran Winger Brenden Morrow to 1 Year DealSubmitted by timothy on July 11, 2014 - 08:18
TAMPA BAY –The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed free agent forward Brenden Morrow to a one-year contract today, vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman announced. Tampa Bay also signed forward Philippe Paradis (pair-ah-DEE) to a one-year, two-way contract.
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A native of Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Morrow is a veteran of 921 NHL games with the Dallas Stars, Pittsburgh Penguins and Blues. He has accumulated 262 goals, 567 points and is a plus-108. He is a seven-time 20-goal scorer and has reached the 30-goal plateau on two occasions. He served as the captain of the Stars from 2006 until he was traded to Pittsburgh during the 2012-13 season. Morrow has appeared in 94 career Stanley Cup Playoff games, notching 19 goals and 46 points.
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TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning have issued qualifying offers to six players, vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman announced today. There were four players who were not qualified.
Players receiving qualifying offers were forwards Brett Connolly, Cody Kunyk, Richard Panik, and Philippe Paradis. Defensemen Dmitry Korobov and Andrej Sustr also received qualifying offers.
The deadline for NHL clubs to issue offers is today. By issuing qualifying offers to the aforementioned players, the Lightning are given the right of the first refusal or draft choice compensation should the player sign an offer sheet with another NHL club.
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AHL Game Night: 4-5-14 Comets at CrunchSubmitted by pete on April 5, 2014 - 20:33
Never say die.
Kristers Gudlevskis allowed 5 goals on 25 shots for the OT win. The goal support came late, but whenever it comes it's always a beautiful thing.
First Period
SYR Paradis, (5) (Namestnikov, Mormina), 7:16
UTI O'Reilly, (4) , 12:26 (PP)
SYR Gourde, (5) (Korobov, DiSalvatore), 16:44 (PP)
Second Period
UTI Friesen, (5) (Lain), 11:39
UTI Friesen, (6) (Biega, Welsh), 18:27 (PP)
Third Period
UTI Kennedy, (1) (O'Reilly), 9:44
UTI Welsh, (5) (Friesen, Sauve), 10:49
SYR Namestnikov, (18) (Paradis, Paquette), 18:21
SYR Marchessault, (18) (Connolly, Gourde), 18:52 (SH)
SYR Marchessault, (19) (Paquette, Angelidis), 19:07 (SH)
Third Period
SYR Connolly, (19) (Korobov, Namestnikov), 2:36
Jonathan Marchessault, Philippe Paradis, and Vladislav Namestnikov were the game's three stars.
You could watch 76 AHL games a year for the rest of your life and not see what happened tonight again. In pro hockey, having a 3 goal deficit at anytime in the Third Period should be a death sentence. Having it with less than 3 minutes left in the Third Period should absolutely be a death sentence. Having it with less than 3 minutes and having a man in the box for most of that time really, really should be a death sentence. The Syracuse Crunch scored 3 straight extra attacker goals late in the Third Period tonight to force Overtime. Two of those goals were technically shorthanded. Coach Gordon Bombay just called from Hollywood and even he thinks the plot tonight was implausible and ludicrous. That is not supposed to happen. Ever. There must not be a rock big or heavy enough for Utica to crawl under right now, because Syracuse bent the laws of time and space to find a way to win that game tonight. Wow.
With the win, Syracuse moves to 1 game under .500 with 6 left to play. After winning tonight the way they did, who in their right mind would bet against them to get on the right side of .500 before the year's complete?
Box score from TheAHL.com.
AHL Game Day: 3-23-14 Crunch at PhantomsSubmitted by pete on March 23, 2014 - 19:02
Crunch pass a gut check.
Kristers Gudlevskis stopped all 31 shots he faced for the shutout victory. That's the 5th shutout of his rookie campaign and he's 4 games above .500 with a save percentage than has risen to .909. Those are especially impressive numbers given where the Crunch currently are in the standings.
First Period
SYR Rankin, (13) (Korobov, Marchessault), 6:25 (PP)
Second Period
Third Period
SYR Connolly, (17) (Nesterov, Paradis), 2:34 (PP)
SYR Paradis, (4) (Angelidis), 4:24
Gudlevskis, Philippe Paradis, and Brett Connolly were the game's three stars.
After an embarrassing 4-game losing streak where the Crunch hardly looked like a competitive AHL team, they showed some pride today to strike back for the 3-0 victory. Now, granted Adirondack is in dead last in the Eastern Conference. But, this is a team the Crunch should beat if they apply themselves and they applied themselves to the task today. That's something they definitely needed.
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