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The frameless high-tech window opens rooms up to four metres in height either manually or automatically at the push of a button. Sky-Frame meets the strictest of requirements with regard to design and appearance, insulation, airtightness and imperviousness to rain. Consistent thermal separation provides excellent insulation values, which is the product's most important sole differentiation feature on the market. In 2006 Sky-Frame was therefore presented with the "Window façade architecture, synthesis - architect and industry" innovation award. The surrounding aluminium frame is installed flush in the wall, ceiling and floor. A narrow 20 mm mullion is all that can be seen in places where two elements overlap. The system consists of 30 mm thick panes of insulated glass that are mounted in a fibre glass profile. The sliding elements can consist of wings with an area of up to 6 square metres.
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What exactly are architects interested in when visiting the BAU trade fair in Munich? We decided to find out. Robert Volhard joined Amandus Sattler, founding partner of "Allmann, Sattler, Wappner Architekten", as he made his way around the fair, and there were certainly a few surprises in store.› To the article
There is no standard solution for the future
As the "world's leading trade fair for architecture, materials, systems" BAU in Munich offers a wealth of information for architects, planners and anyone with an interest in today's building solutions, or tomorrow's. That said, this time round highly customizable standard solutions took center stage while true innovation remained scarce.› To the article
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This year's Designers' Saturday held in the Swiss town of Langenthal certainly confirmed the trade fair's standing as one of the finest and most creative design events in the world.› To the article


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Seagate Fixes 'Potential' Barracuda Flaw
After some angry Barracuda owners expressed their dissents over failing disk drives, Seagate is fessing up to the issue, and is now admitting to a firmware bug in Barracuda 7200.11, DiamondMax 22, and Barracuda ES.2 SATA drives that could make the disks inaccessible when the host system is powered on. According to some users, the drives tend to freeze for about 30 seconds during I/O transfers of streaming video or when reading or writing files at low speeds.
According to the Seagate Knowledgebase, once a drive has become affected by the glitch, the data on the drive is completely inaccessible to users, even though it still resides on the hard drive. This firmware bug affects drives from the aforementioned families manufactured in December 2008.
To determine if your drive is affected by this bug, you'll need to cross-reference your drive's serial, model, and firmware revision with Seagate's list of affected drives here. If your drive is affected, follow the appropriate link for model-specific instructions to update the firmware.
Even though the company says there is no data loss associated with this issue, it promises to provide free data recovery services in the event that you are unable to access your data due to the issues. Seagate's call center can be reached by dialing: 1-800-SEAGATE (1-800-732-4283). You can also find additional methods of contact here.
Dealing with a faulty drive is bad enough. It's even worse if the manufacturer doesn't help fix the issue; we're glad to see that Seagate is making right on this one.
be very wary of firmware SD1A if you have a 500Gb 7200.11 drive.
see the Seagate forums for all who have ben wronged.
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be very wary of firmware SD1A if you have a 500Gb 7200.11 drive.
see the Seagate forums for all who have ben wronged.
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Hard drive failure happened to me so many times. Usually because I didn't do "safe remove" and without noticing, just pulled the cable out of my laptop. This is why I always have 2 hard drives, and I backup my file, music, movies.. etc, about once a week to 2 weeks. A few weeks ago at university we had a course about cloud computing, where I first learned about this. We had a small cloud storage on Amazon to program all sort of things. After that I started reading and searching the web, and registered to 2 online backup companies, one for free and one for 4.95$ a month!. I found everything here: http://filestorageonline.net/


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Altitude Organic Signs Exclusive With U-Mate International, Organic Fertilizer Producer
PHOENIX, Jan. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Altitude Organic Corporation, a division of Tranzbyte Corporation (OTCPINK: ERBB), is pleased to announce it has exclusively partnered with Native-American owned U-Mate International Inc. ( www.humate.com) to develop our specialized product line formulated specifically for the cannabis industry.
U-Mate International Inc. mines in New Mexico, the highest quality humate fertilizer in the world, and distributes its fertilizer internationally out of Scottsdale, Arizona. Humate, contains organic humic and fulvic acid that naturally occurs in just a few places in the world. Humate has been shown to dramatically increase crop and production yields by 30% or more, while its use decreases required water use by 25%. U-Mate International produces one of the few pure humate fertilizers, not derived from leonardite or more potent forms of coal. Leading food producers throughout the world use New-Mex U-Mate, which is OMRI (Organic Material Review Institute) listed.
Altitude Organic Managing Director Brian Cook stated, "We plan to develop the highest quality commercial cannabis with the greatest yields ever recorded using our own proprietary organic growing medium. Altitude Organic soil, blended with humate and our own organic ingredients, will be used by our brand alliance partners in order to create the unified brand standard for the cannabis industry. We greatly thank U-Mate International president, Dennis Yellowhorse Jones, for his support and consultation. I believe we can bring commercial cannabis standardization through the unification of our brands organizational efficiencies."
Altitude Organic Corporation and U-Mate International have exclusively agreed to jointly consult on soil remediation and yield enhancing proprietary soil formulas for the cannabis industry. According to the agreement, which renews annually, only Altitude Organic will be allowed to purchase humate organic mineral at a commercially discounted rate within the cannabis industry. U-Mate International has on staff acclaimed Russian soil scientist Dr. Vladimir Vasilenko as the Technical Director for U-Mate International Inc. Dr. Vasilenko's extensive research in the organic fertilizer field has won him international accolades in the horticulture field. He will be available for expert consultation strictly for Altitude Organic's dispensary and caregiver cultivation partners. Visit www.altitudeorganic.com for more information.ALTITUDE ORGANIC CORPORATION Altitude Organic Corporation is the first publicly traded medical marijuana dispensary brand in the world. Beginning in 2009, the company has developed retailing, branding, and commercial cultivating strategies in conjunction with its licensed medical marijuana retail dispensaries operating under the Altitude Organic Medicine brand name. The company has operated in California, Colorado, and Arizona. Altitude Organic Corporation is currently targeting expansion through dispensary and caregiver branded partnerships nationally, as well as outright acquisition in 'for-profit' Colorado. The company seeks to capture market share in the fast growing, multi-billion dollar cannabis industry. For more information visit www.altitudeorganic.com and www.altitudeorganix.com. ABOUT TRANZBYTE The Tranzbyte Corporation ( www.tranzbyte.com) is a driving force behind Altitude Organic Corporation. The company expects to continue its plan to acquire, hold, or spin out successful divisions in what has been described in previous news releases as "dividend farming," Companies that qualify and decide to become public on their own will agree to carve out shares for Tranzbyte and their ERBB shareholders. Last year, Tranzbyte acquired ProximaRF – a leading-edge company that produces a line of products supporting leading-edge RFID technology.
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New for Portfolio Accounts: Price and Sell
Dear Pros,
This post is a result of the passionate feedback many of you gave us after our pricing change—and some incredibly moving stories we heard about your photography.
It's been two months since we created two Pro accounts, Portfolio and Business, where once there was one. The main difference between them was the ability to price & sell.
Today we're adding the ability to price & sell to Portfolio accounts. This account level is designed for up-and-coming photographers on a budget who don't need the features higher-volume Pros use, but who want a gorgeous site, protected images, and the ability to earn profit through our Pro print labs.
Portfolio accounts include:
- All the features of Basic and Power accounts, including deep site customization.
- The ability to set your own prices (one Pricelist active at a time).
- Complete image protection including Watermarks, Printmarks, and Backprinting.
- Proof Delay to edit your photos after the sale.
Business accounts include:
- All the features of Basic, Power and Portfolio accounts.
- The ability to set gallery & photo specific pricing with multiple active Pricelists.
- Powerful sales tools including Coupons, Packages & Personal Delivery.
- Powerful marketing tools including Events & Favorites, Order Branding, Cart Branding and Boutique Packaging.
You can find a complete list of differences between the accounts on our updated features page.
As we mentioned two months ago, storage is one of the big drivers behind our decision to split Pro accounts. When we dug into the data, it became clear that heavy storage usage was highly correlated with accounts using advanced Business features, including multiple Pricelists. We also heard great feedback that you needed better visibility about how much storage you're using, and what you can do about it. We've taken that feedback to heart and will provide better tools in the future.
Two months ago we announced that renewals at the new rates would begin October 15th. Many Pros have noticed, however, that we're still renewing at the old rates. That's because we didn't want anyone to renew at the Business rate if they would have been a better fit with Portfolio after this change. With this change, renewals at the new rates will begin early Saturday morning.
Our price change was honestly scary and emotional. Two months later, we're relieved that it's providing us the ability to invest more in engineering because sales are up. We are gratified by the support we've received from so many of you and hope that this change will offer wonderful up-and-coming photographers a chance to pursue their passion.
We'll continue to listen to your feedback and adjust our account levels accordingly, so keep it coming.
All the best,
Chris & Don MacAskill
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4 Signs That Your Clients Are Ripping You Off (and what to do about it)
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Picture this:
You spent all weekend at the local soccer match shooting thousands of photos. When you got home you made sure to download, edit and upload them all right away. Parents are expecting photos! So you immediately shared the link, anticipating a slew of gushing order emails. Finally you drift asleep, thinking about the hundreds of successful dollars you'll see in the morning.
But you get nothing.
If this sounds familiar, today's your lucky day. We'll talk about four painful symptoms that may indicate that something's seriously wrong with your business.
1) No Sales. Zip. Zilch. Nada.
Did you forget to enable buying in your gallery? If you're hearing crickets from the peanut gallery, this could be the case. When it's off, your viewers have no way to add items to the shopping cart, even though they're still able to browse photos. They probably think that you don't intend to sell your photos at all.
HOW TO FIX IT: Visit your Gallery Settings and be sure that you've got Printing enabled. (It's towards the bottom.) To be extra sure you did it right, take a minute to log out of SmugMug and browse your site like a customer.
2) No Download Sales: You Can't Sell What You Give Away
Are clients emailing you every 5 minutes for their photos, but once you share them you don't hear a peep? This could mean you've enabled your Originals. Don't do this if you're trying to make money! With Originals on, any visitor can easily download a full-res version of the image for free. It's fab for friends and family. Bad for business.
HOW TO FIX IT: Open up your Gallery Settings and scroll down to "Security & Privacy." Make sure any size other than Originals are selected there. You can go as small as Medium if you're feeling saucy, but remember people won't be able to enjoy screen-filling photo goodness that way – but our data shows going too small will harm your sales. X3Large + Watermarking (see #4) is probably your best bet.
3) No Profits on Print Sales
You've received an order, yay! But there's no profit. Uh oh. This means you haven't properly set up your pricing and clients are buying your photos at-cost. If you're reading this post, chances are that's not exactly what you had in mind.
HOW TO FIX IT: Hit up this tutorial that guides you on setting up your pricing using Pricelists. You can set the amount of profit you earn (recommended) or set your final price that's shown in the cart. Not sure how much to charge? Just don't go too low. Here's why.
4) Surprise! Your Pics Pop Up on Facebook
You're browsing social sites and to your dismay, you find your photos in your stream being shared by your clients without your credit… or your permission. How did they get there?
HOW TO FIX IT: Make your (water)mark! Look here to see how to turn your logo or name into a transparent image and slap it on your display copies. Any legally-purchased downloads or prints will be clean and clear unless you set a Printmark, too. While you're at it, enable Right-Click Protection and use the Easy Customizer to type easy buying instructions into the custom pop-up message.
Now we hope that you're better-prepared to take on the next few gigs and start setting your sales on fire. Stay tuned for even more tips, tricks and best practices to help you have your best year in the biz. :)
World Domination: Foreign Currencies Are Here!
There's no coy way to announce this, so we'll just say it:
SmugMuggers can now offer pricing for prints, gifts and downloads in one of five international currencies.
That's right! Your visitors now get to pick their own currency when they buy stuff from your site.
How does it work?
Run (don't walk) to your galleries and click the Buy button to bring up the shopping cart. At the top you'll see a fresh new drop-down menu that translates your pricing to the five following flavors:
You can click through each one to see pricing in the shopping cart change. We'll remember the currency that's chosen and display it consistently when you view our catalog, as well as throughout shopping and checkout.
I'm a Pro. Will I make less money when the exchange rate changes?
No, your profits are safe. We talked about this when we debuted Pricelists, and this is one reason why SmugMug's custom pricing is centered around profits, not the final price.
Market crash? No prob… you'll still earn that $100 on those MetalPrints (as long as you've priced them that way).
What currency will I get paid in?
We've been paying international SmugMug Pros in various currencies since last May. Look here to see how it works so you can get paid in whichever moolah you love best.
Anything else I should know?
Here's the quick list:
- SmugMuggers of all account levels don't have to do a thing to start showing the five currencies on your site. We do the conversion automatically for each and every visitor that buys from you.
- The price your customers see on your site will adjust along with the exchange rate. This could happen daily if the market's feeling feisty.
- Pros: Your customers will see the currency they've chosen while shopping and during checkout, but for now you'll still have to set your prices in USD. We'll be adding currency support to features like Pro pricing, Coupons, Packages, etc., so please hang tight and we'll tell you when those are ready.
Whoopee! Now, where can I sell?
In case you were just too shy to ask, you've always been able to sell to anyone, anywhere in the world. We hope the new currencies will help your fans get a better idea of how much things cost.
If you want to see the full list of countries we ship to, take a look at this page here and bookmark our handy shipping info page.
What if I have an order problem?
We stand loud and proud on our 100% guarantee on all orders, and, as you know, we'll refund you – or your customer – if we can't make it right.
But if your sale doesn't work out and it was purchased in a foreign currency, please remember the refund may not be the same dollar amount due to the exchange rate differences at the time of checkout and return.
Now, it's your turn to grade us.
Questions? Comments? Feedback? You've asked for this feature for such a long time, we wanna know how we did.
This addition is just Part 1 of this year's international goodies. We know that SmugMug Pros are dying to set prices in other currencies, too, so stay tuned! We're building that next.
WYSIWYG: SmugMug's New Product Videos
At SmugMug, we have a 100% guarantee that covers ALL orders, no strings attached. If there's a problem with your order for any reason whatsoever, we'll fix it, replace it or refund it. We don't care if it's because you ordered the wrong size, printed a typo or if your dog ate the mailman.
But we know that shopping online gets scary when you can't feel or touch the products that you (or your clients) are buying. To help you better visualize our goodies, we sprinkled some short, easy-to-digest product videos around our catalog, like this one:
See Before You Spree
You can poke around the different pages or take a look at specific examples like:
They're great for showing your clients what to expect. So don't be afraid to tell them about it, too.
Tip: View Everything We Sell
You can see everything we sell and the prices you pay as a pro, here:
Full catalog, with pricing: http://www.smugmug.com/prints/catalog/ABP
When your customers or visitors need to see the catalog, the links in our footer will show them only the products, not the prices. Here they are:
Our full catalog with both labs: http://www.smugmug.com/prints/catalog/AB
Catalog with just EZ Prints: http://www.smugmug.com/prints/catalog/A
Catalog with just Bay Photo: http://www.smugmug.com/prints/catalog/B
Happy shopping (and selling) this holiday season!


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Our mission as a financial advisory team is to help protect and grow assets, no matter what the economy is doing.The Reyno-Bertenshaw approach is built on relationships, trust and discipline. The entire team is committed to helping clients achieve their financial objectives and protect the wealth that they have spent a lifetime building. Using the full range of tools, services and specialists available from Merrill Lynch, they develop and implement customized, long-term investment strategies for affluent families, institutions and foundations.In the area of portfolio management and investment strategies, we help navigate the increased volatility that characterizes today's markets. The Reyno-Bertenshaw Group has adopted a disciplined, quantitative approach to investment management. Their distinctive, rules-driven approach emphasizes risk management and capital preservation and uses low-cost, highly liquid Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) to create and manage globally diversified portfolios. Focusing on market positioning, rather than market timing, this approach has clearly defined exit and entry strategies that seek to eliminate the emotional responses that can destroy capital. The strategy is both defensive and offensive, as market conditions dictate. It is also more tactical and proactive than the traditional "buy and hold" approach. Based on their experience, analysis and research, the professionals at the Reyno-Bertenshaw Group believe that this systematic, disciplined, prudent approach enables them to most effectively fulfill their mission and meet their clients' goals.The Reyno-Bertenshaw Group always puts clients' needs first and works hard to build strong, multi-generational relationships. Every strategy begins with a thorough assessment of a client's needs and preferences across issues that include risk tolerances, investment goals, estate planning, education planning, tax strategies, insurance and cash management. John ReynoSenior Financial AdvisorSenior Vice President
John Reyno joined Merrill Lynch in 2010, after spending over forty years as a financial advisor. During that time, he was also a director of financial products for E.F. Hutton, Kidder Peabody and PaineWebber on both a regional and national basis. John is a graduate of St Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia and, after serving as a Lieutenant with the Canadian Navy, pursued graduate level studies in law at Dalhousie University and the University of Arizona. He has also taken advanced level SIA Investment courses at the Wharton Business School at the University of Pennsylvania. John's involvement in civic and charitable organizations has included serving as a Regent at the Graduate School of Theology (Berkley, CA), Chairman of the Catholic Community Foundation, Chair of the Charity and Development Appeal in Phoenix, Chair of the board of the Franciscan Renewal Center in Scottsdale and a board member of Paradise Valley Country Club. He and his wife, Edie, a family counselor, are the parents of two grown daughters, Tiffany and Tara.Patrick Bertenshaw, CFP®Senior Financial AdvisorFirst Vice President Wealth ManagementPatrick Bertenshaw joined Merrill Lynch in 2010, after spending ten years at UBS Paine Webber and A.G. Edwards. Patrick earned a BS in Finance from the University of Arizona and is a Certified Financial Planner certificant, a designation awarded by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards. He is a lecturer and instructor on wealth management strategies for Arizona State University, the University of Arizona, the Maricopa Community Colleges and the Arizona Society of CPAs. Patrick has also made several guest appearances on the CBS Morning News to discuss the economy and financial markets. Over the years, Patrick and his wife, Staci, have been actively involved at Brophy and Xavier College Preparatory . They are the proud parents of three children, Ryan, Reagan and Ethan.John WagnerFinancial AdvisorJohn Wagner spent three years as a licensed attorney before joining Merrill Lynch in 2011, to work with clients on a more holistic range of financial issues. With John's broad education and professional experience, he works closely with clients to provide customized wealth planning and risk managed investment strategies. His practice is particularly focused on helping clients through major life transitions such as preparing for retirement, divorce, a death in the family, and other high stress periods. John earned a BS in Finance (Magna Cum Laude) from the Saint Louis University School of Business and a Juris Doctor from Saint Louis University School of Law. John and his fiancée Jackie are new to the Phoenix area, and are looking forward to starting a family and becoming active in the community. A.J. SmithFinancial AdvisorPrior to joining Merrill Lynch in 2012, A.J. Smith worked in management at a large east valley automobile dealership. Having graduated from the University of Arizona with a double major in Finance and Business Economics, he is using his education and resources to provide clients strategies for a wide array of challenges. A.J. enjoys working with people and is committed to helping them reach their goals. A.J. lives in Scottsdale and enjoys spending time with friends and family. He also enjoys snowboarding, swimming and hiking. Debbie HartneyWealth Management BankerSenior Vice President You may also benefit from the experience of a Wealth Management Banker from Bank of America, N.A. who can provide strategic and personalized banking guidance focused on your needs. Working together, your Financial Advisor team and Wealth Management Banker can draw upon an expansive array of cash management, credit and other lending solutions designed to fit into your overall financial strategy and help you pursue your financial objectives. Debbie Hartney, Senior Vice President, Senior Wealth Management Banker, supports your Financial Advisor team. Debbie has been in the financial services industry since 1981 and joined Bank of America in 1976.Susan WoolhiserSenior Client Service AssociateSusan Woolhiser began her career in the investment industry in 1980 with E.F. Hutton in Boulder, Colorado as Cashier, Wire Operator, New Accounts and Assistant Operations Manager. Moving to Scottsdale in 1990, she joined Kidder, Peabody as the assistant to the Manager. Since 1991, she has served as the Senior Client Service Associate for John Reyno and his group.In their current role at Merrill Lynch, the Reyno-Bertenshaw Group does not provide any legal or tax advice.
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Are You With The Love Of Your Life?? Most Are Not!
A new poll surfaced today that was taken out of 2,000 people and some stats that to me are crazy and shocking came to light. Maybe I live in this crazy world, or this is all normal and I just didn't realize it. But either way the amount of people that are just 'settled' is shocking and crazy! I'm not surprised though. As shocking as it may be I am not even just a tad bit surprised. Are you?
In a poll of 2,000 people these are the stats about love they came away with….
-73 % of Respondents do not classify their current partner as the love of their life!
-25 % Say they've been in love with two people at once!
-17 % Said they met the love of their life since being together with their long-term partner
-46 % Said they would be prepared to leave their spouse or partner to be with their true love… (Then Why Dont Ya?)
-45% Said their definition of love has changed as they have aged.
I could understand peoples definition of love changing over the years, as we get older a lot of perceptions on things change. We change the way we feel about a lot of things. I guess the same could happen with people but the situation is too complicated to get out of so we stay, instead of following the love of our life. Or maybe we just aren't suppose to be with the loves of our lives all the time, instead that person that we are with is what is meant to be. Lifes crazy, and is always changing, just like our feelings. Always be careful with the "grass is greener on the other side" thing. It will get ya in trouble.
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Q. Well done. How nice is it to be back in the second round again?
Q. What was your game plan?
So I knew that I was match fit and ready to go, so pretty much to focus on my game and do the things that I do well, and, yeah, I was able to do that today.
Q. Is that part of the game plan, just to move her around the court? You said she hadn't had as much match fitness as you had over the last few months.
She's obviously not at the level that she probably was when she was No. 2 in the world. She's a quality opponent still. Yeah, part of my game plan was just to serve well, do the things that I do really well, and take all the confidence that I have had over the last few months into that match. I think that really helped me today.
Q. Is this as fit as you have ever been? And if so, how important is it in conditions like we are having here this week?
I have worked really, really hard every day to get in the best possible shape I can get in. The hotter, the better for me. I know it's going to be really hot all week.
Yeah, I'm prepared, and I'm ready for whatever conditions come. But, yeah, I think obviously when you've been training in this type of heat it's definitely an advantage, and, yeah, if it's 40 on the day that I play, I'll be happy.
Q. You think a Perth girl is used to this kind of heat, gives you a little bit of an edge?
Q. The cricket test match when it was 40 degrees every single day in Perth, were you training pretty hard during that period?
Q. Three weeks ago.
Physically, yeah, I was in the gym. I'd play a match, and I'd go and train and do all my off court stuff. I was pretty buggered, and especially after the playoff, I was pretty exhausted, but it certainly put me in good stead for the last month of tennis and for the rest of the year and for the rest of my career, you know, however long I play for.
Q. It's a good start. Obviously a lot of matches. You have a new coach and you're injury free. Anything I'm forgetting?
I know what I want to gain from the game. I know when I walk out on the court how I want to play. He's been fantastic getting me to this point. I had a lot of matches. Physically great, no injuries. So now it's just about going out on the court competing hard and seeing what I've got, and I will be doing that again on Wednesday.
Q. Making that first round victory, Grand Slam of all the tournaments, does it lift the confidence even more than just a regular tournament?
Gives me a lot of confidence, you know, going into the rest of the year, as well. Yeah, it's all good.
Q. Can you talk specifically about Flipkens, your history with her, and what you're expecting?
And I do know that my fellow lefty West Australian Storm played her last week in Hobart and lost 7 6 in the third. I know I can gain a lot from her and take that into the match.
I have seen a lot of her play. So taking that one into consideration, you know, it will be a tough match. She's a seeded player here. But I also believe that if I do all the right things and I compete hard and I can execute well, I certainly have a good shot.
Yeah, I will just recover well today and have a nice day tomorrow. Yeah, get ready for Wednesday.
Q. The match today, marathon third game in the second set, couple of break points, you were very successful in your line call challenges. Was that the turning point? Do you think you broke her spirit then?
So, yeah, that was a really good I'm glad I challenged and stayed in that game. I think that was a big turning point in terms of the second set, and, yeah, I was quite nervous there in the end serving it out. Match point is a bit of a blur, but at the end of the day I got the win and that was kind of all that mattered.
Q. You won the match point, by the way.
Q. Do you have shoulder problem? Were you out with a shoulder problem for a period of time?
Q. What was the shoulder problem?
Q. 41 degrees tomorrow. It's your day off. How do you spend it? Just relaxing or a little bit of court work?
I feel like the schedule has worked in my favor to be able to get in on a Monday, get my match done. Now I can go back and sit in the air con and have a massage and watch everyone else sweat it out.
Yeah, tomorrow for me will be just about having a little bit of a hit, freshen up, and probably stay out of the heat, I would imagine.


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1. Samsung NX300 First Look at CES 2013 2/4/2013
The NX300 is leaping onto the scene with some major upgrades over its predecessor, the NX210. A large APS-C sensor and 20.3 MP are just the
2. VIDEO: Fuji Finepix F800 EXR Preview 2/4/2013
It's big on features and small on size! Inside the small frame is housed 16 megapixels, a 20x zoom and ISO sensitivities up to 12,800.
3. National Pancake Day: Paying Tribute to the Pancake Lens and IHOP, too 2/4/2013
In honor of IHOP's National Pancake Day, we have decided to pay homage to the pancake -- the pancake lens, that is.
4. Fuji HS50 EXR First Look at CES 2013 2/5/2013
The Fuji HS50 EXR is a great option for those interested in a DSLR-type ultrazoom. It has 42x zoom, 16MP and a hybrid AF system.
5. Sony NEX-6 First Look 2/5/2013
The Sony NEX-6 is looking to rock the ILC market with it's huge feature list: hybrid AF, wide ISO range and APS-C sensor to name a few.
6. Sigma DP2 Merrill Review 2/7/2013
The Sigma DP2 Merrill will blow you away with excellent image quality, but this comes with a steep price tag and a few shortcomings.
7. Apple Announces RAW Support for 9 Cameras 2/8/2013
Cameras included in Apple's newest RAW compatibility update are Nikon D5200, Sony RX1 and Pentax K-5II; some of the hottest cameras of the y
8. Sigma SD1 Merrill Review 2/8/2013
The Sigma SD1 is well-built and has excellent image quality, but it's slow write times and AF issues leaves us wanting a bit more.
9. Corel PaintShop Pro X5 Ultimate Review: A Low Cost Photoshop Alternative 2/8/2013
Corel's PaintShop Pro X5 Ultimate is easier to use, less expensive and offers similar features to that of Adobe Photoshop. Check it out!
10. Valentine's Day Gifts for the Photographer 2/11/2013
Want to show that special photographer you love them? Not sure what to get them? No worries. We have gift ideas for every budget!
11. Samsung's New WB250F and DV150F Hit the Shelves 2/11/2013
The recently announced Samsung WB250F and DV150F, Samsung's budget-friendly smart cameras, are now available for purchase. Check them out.
12. Samsung NX20 First Look Preview 2/12/2013
Samsung's NX20 packs a big punch for such a small camera. It has a 20.3 MP APS-C sensor, Full HD video and large 3-inch AMOLED screen.
13. Welcome to TechnologyGuide! 2/12/2013
Looking for one central resource to answer all your tech questions? You are not alone. TechnologyGuide is a new Web site for consumer and bu
14. Canon PowerShot SX50 HS Review: Goldilocks Dream Camera 2/13/2013
Looking for a camera that's not too big, not too small, but just right? The Canon SX50 HS has a 50x zoom, 12.1 MP and is easy to carry.
15. Olympus 60mm F/2.8 Macro Lens Review: Love at First Click 2/15/2013
The Olympus 60mm f/2.8 macro lens beckons you to photograph the world with a different point of view - crisp, clear and close up.
16. Samsung EX2F Hands-On Preview 2/15/2013
Samsun's newest point and shoot will have you doing a double take. It is feature rich, easy to use and produces great images.
17. Olympus Announces Stylus XZ-10 2/19/2013
The XZ-10 Stylus offers a 12 MP backlit CMOS sensor, 5x zoom, f1.8-2.7 apertures, and Olympus' stellar image stabilization system and fast A
18. MIT Team Builds Processor Chip - Smartphones May Soon Take Pro Pictures 2/19/2013
Wish your smartphone camera could take pictures that rival a professional photographer's images? Well, pretty soon you might be able to.
19. Winter Photography Blues Getting You Down? Best Ways to Cure the Blahs 2/20/2013
Do you feel like your creative energy is zapped? Tired of the grey skies and barren trees? Check out tips for boosting your creativity.
20. Nikon Announces New D7100 DSLR 2/20/2013
The Nikon D7100 has 24.1 MP, 51 autofocus points, 3.2-inch LCD and no AA filter. This camera is sure to be a huge seller for Nikon!
21. Sigma Updates Photo Pro Software to SPP 5.5 2/22/2013
Sigma Photo Pro 5.5 software sees new updates like monochrome mode interface and perfect fit "auto" mode that is compatible with new Merrill
22. Sigma Announces March Availability for DP3 Merrill 2/22/2013
The Sigma DP3 Merrill compact digital camera with a fixed 50mm focal length will be available in early March for the street price of $999.
23. Eyeist: New Online Portfolio Review Company Takes Your Images to the Next Level 2/22/2013
Have you had the desire for feedback about your images, but can't make the trip to a photography conference? Eyeist might be the ticket to i
24. Nikon D600 Review: Full Frame, Full Features, Smaller Size 2/23/2013
The D600 has 24 MP housed in a full frame sensor. Borrowing lots of features from its flagship brothers, the D600 is a great DSLR.
25. Sony Unveils A58 DSLR Camera 2/25/2013
Sony welcomes the A58 with a 20.1 MP APS-C sensor, Bionz processor and 2.7-inch tiltable LCD screen.
26. Sony Releases 3 New Cyber-shot Cameras 2/25/2013
Available in the spring, Sony announces the addition of the Cyber-shot WX300, HX300 and the TX30.
27. Sony Announces NEX-3N 2/25/2013
The newest model to the NEX line is the world's smallest and lightest ILC with an APS-C sensor. It has 16.1 MP and retails for about $500.
28. Capture One Pro 7 Review 2/26/2013
Capture One Pro 7 offers some of the best color editing and metadata management money can buy, but at $299 is this software worth the price?
29. Adobe Announces Photoshop Touch App for Your Phone 2/27/2013
Adobe unleashes the popular Photoshop Touch app for iphones and Andriod phones. Available for only $4.99 this app is both creative and funct
30. Sony NEX-5R Review: Classy, Compact and Connected 2/27/2013
The Sony NEX-5R offers a winning feature set in a compact, interchangeable lens body -- 16 MP, hybrid AF and Wi-Fi connectivity.
31. Olympus PEN Mini E-PM2 Review 2/27/2013
With excellent still image quality and good HD video capability, the Olympus E-PM2 is a great choice for an entry level compact ILC.
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An Update on Google Chrome Extensions Hackathons
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As part of the Developer Relations team at Google, we get the chance to run lots of different types of events. Some of the most rewarding are hackathons that involve writing Google Chrome Extensions. We always love watching developers create useful features for Google Chrome in just a few hours.
Recently, our friends at Twilio ran their own online Google Chrome Extensions hackathon. The winners, Brad Berkin and Timothee Boucher, used the Twilio API to integrate the Twilio and extensions platforms, adding cool new functionality to Google Chrome.
Brad's Chro-wilio extension tells you how many notifications, calls, and messages you've received in your Twilio account in the last day, week, or month. Timothee's Notwilfications extension lets you know when a call is routed to your account. You can check who's calling and either ignore the call or send it to voicemail without ever having to pick up your phone. When voicemail messages are recorded, a toolbar badge will show you the number of messages you have and let you play them right in the browser.
We'd like to thank all the developers who participated in this contest, as well as the Twilio team for organizing it. You can find more info about the contest on Twilio's blog.
For those of you who missed this opportunity and are based in New York, we're planning an extensions hackathon in our local office on June 10th. If you're interested in attending, all you need to do is fill out this form before June 6th. Space is limited, but we'll try to accommodate everyone who signs up. We hope to see you there!


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Staggering numbers of dead in natural disasters, but here's another: 50 MILLION! That's a really big number, and they are ALL little ones! Link included to formatted text, handout, and PowerPoint.
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The preborn are people; the preborn are preknown; the preborn are prized and the preborn have a purpose.
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A Scriptural view of the unborn.
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Sanctity of Life Sunday sermon that gives God's view on the issue of life in the midst of all the world views we are bombarded with.
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Scripture: Jeremiah 1:5, Genesis 1:24-1:27
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One of the amazing things to discover in life is that God knows who you are. Today, we're going to examine several things He knows about you.
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Before you wre interested in God he had already called and appointed you!
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If you've filed for bankruptcy you may be feeling as if you'll never get approved for another line of credit again. Fortunately, that is not true. At Auto Credit Express, we have been helping bankrupt clients find a bad credit car dealership in their area to approve them for vehicle financing, since 1999. Bankruptcy isn't the end of the world. It's a new beginning to financial stability.
After you have filed your bankruptcy papers with the court, your bankruptcy is now considered open. It will remain that way until you receive your discharge papers from the judge. Open bankruptcy auto loans are available during this time with both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies, but with different requirements.
A chapter 7 bankruptcy is open for approximately three to four months making the process a little more rushed. Before you can apply for an auto loan through any subprime lender, you must make sure that your meeting of creditors has taken place. Legally, this is called the 341 meeting and allows the creditors listed on your bk papers to ask you questions about your debts. Lenders wait for this meeting to be completed before offering financing to debtors because:
After you have proof of completion, you can then apply for an online pre-approval at AutoCreditExpress.com.
If you've filed for Chapter 13, you have a little more leeway when it comes to car loans during bankruptcy. This process is much longer, lasting usually between three to five years. The judge will set up a payment plan based on your income, and you will repay a portion of your debts over the life of the bankruptcy. If you plan to apply for financing of any kind during this time, you must gain permission from the judge.
Compile a list of reasons as to why you need a new vehicle to present to the judge. For example:
Once you have complied your list you must then file this with your trustee or bankruptcy judge. This is called a Motion to Incur Additional Debt. The judge may ask you questions about the vehicle you're inquiring on purchasing, and he/she can also make stipulations to the loan terms, including how long the loan is, what your interest rate can be, and what your monthly payment must be. If the judge accepts your motion, you will receive an Authorization to Incur Additional Debt. Once this is obtained you can apply online for a pre-approval and visit a dealership!
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If you're filing for bankruptcy and you're not ready to give up your vehicle just yet, you have options to keep it. If you have more equity in the car than your state allows you to exempt, you must surrender your vehicle to the bankruptcy unless you reaffirm, redeem, or cram down the loan.
Redeeming your auto loan allows you to lower your loan balance to the fair market value of the vehicle. This is court ordered by the judge and the lender must oblige by the ruling. The correct fair market value of the vehicle will be determined by the judge, you, the lender, and the help of websites such as Kelley Blue Book and NADA.
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Stephany L. Lepak, 42, Stevens Point, died Sunday, April 14, 2013, at Wausau Aspirus Hospital.
A funeral service will be held at 5 p.m. Friday at the Pisarski/Dzikoski Funeral Home in Stevens Point, with the Rev. Corey Brookins officiating.
Visitation will be at the funeral home from 2 p.m. Friday until the services.
Condolences may be offered online at www.pisarskifuneralhome.com.
Mrs. Lepak was born July 25, 1970, in Kenosha, a daughter of George and Linda (Goodwin) Davis.
She was married to Daniel Lepak on Feb. 13, 1993. He died Oct. 28, 2012.
She worked in the insurance industry for 13 years.
Survivors include her father, George (Barb) Davis, Michigan; her mother, Linda Davis, Plover; one daughter, Kaylee Rae (fiancé Jacob Sabel) Lepak, Stevens Point; one sister, Sherry Davis, Wisconsin Rapids; one brother, John (Carrie Reifschneider) Davis, Wisconsin Rapids; and two grandsons.
She was also preceded in death by one brother, Kevin.


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The Academy of Country Music has announced additional information regarding the servicemen and women from the United States Armed Forces, who performed on stage with some of the biggest names in country music during ACM PRESENTS: AN ALL-STAR SALUTE TO THE TROOPS, taped on Monday, April 7th at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. In honor of Armed Forces Day (May 17) observances, the two-hour concert event, co-hosted by LL COOL J and Chris O'Donnell, will air Tuesday, May 20th at 9:00 PM ET/PT on CBS.
Dierks Bentley, Lee Brice, Luke Bryan, Merle Haggard, Hunter Hayes, Toby Keith, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, Kellie Pickler, Blake Shelton, George Strait, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Eli Young Band, Florida Georgia Line, Lady Antebellum, Rascal Flatts and The Band Perry all performed and paid tribute to our country's remarkable all-volunteer military force. Many of the artists were joined on stage by service members from the United States Armed Forces including Marine Capts. John Ed Auer & Matt Smith (performance with Lady Antebellum), Army Sgt. Christiana Ball (performance with Lee Brice), Navy STG3 Destiny Mills Coates (performance with Keith Urban), Marine Lt. Col. Mike Corrado (performance with Toby Keith), Army Spc. Kelly A. Gregg (performance with The Band Perry), Coast Guard Lt. j.g. Katie Spira (performance with Hunter Hayes), Marine Staff Sgt. Brandon Valentine (performance with Rascal Flatts) and Air Force Staff Sgt. Baily Zimmerman (performance with Kellie Pickler), in addition to, Air Force Master Sgt. Harry Bounds, Navy Lt. Chelsea Brunoehler, and Coast Guard ME1 Noah Reinhart (who joined the other service members on stage for a special performance with Toby Keith). Additional information on military participants is listed below.
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff General Mark Welsh was in attendance and thanked ACM, talented artists and all who give of themselves and their time to support the troops and their families.
During a special moment, superstar Toby Keith was surprised onstage by USO CEO, retired Brig. Gen. John Pray, who presented him with the Spirit of the USO honor in recognition of his many USO tours and longtime support of our U.S. military.
The special also includes moments and stories of incredible bravery and integrity in addition to appearances and presentations by Marcus Luttrell (retired U.S. Navy SEAL), Joe Mantegna ("Criminal Minds"), Craig Morgan (U. S. Army Veteran/Country Music Artist), Nancy O'Dell ("Entertainment Tonight"), and Sheryl Underwood (former Staff Sergeant in the Air Force Reserves/"The Talk" host). Proceeds from ticket sales for ACM PRESENTS: AN ALL-STAR SALUTE TO THE TROOPS benefitted ACM Lifting Lives.
• U.S. Marine Corps Capt. John Ed Auer, Performed on fiddle with Lady Antebellum
Current Position/Duty Station: Silent Drill Platoon Commander, stationed at the Marine Barracks in Washington, D.C.
• U.S. Army Sgt. Christiana Ball, Performed on vocals with Lee Brice
Current Position/Duty Station: Drill Sergeant for Initial Entry Military Police Soldiers, stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
• U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Harry Bounds, Participated in finale with Toby Keith
Current Position/Duty Station: Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician, stationed at Seymour-Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina
• U.S. Navy Lt. Chelsea Brunoehler, Participated in finale with Toby Keith
Current Position/Duty Station: Instructor Pilot at Training Air Wing FIVE in Milton, Florida
• U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Col. Mike Corrado, Performed on vocals with Toby Keith
Current Position/Duty Station: Executive Officer, Wounded Warrior Regiment, stationed at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia
• U.S. Army Spc. Kelly A. Gregg, Performed on vocals with The Band Perry
Current Position/Duty Station: Patient Administration Specialist, stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas
• U.S. Navy STG3 Destiny Mills-Coates, Performed on vocals with Keith Urban
Current Position/Duty Station: a Student at the Fleet Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Center at Naval Base Point Loma, California
• U.S. Coast Guard ME1 Noah Reinhart, Participated in finale with Toby Keith
Current Position/Duty Station: Maritime Enforcement Specialist, assigned at U.S. Coast Guard Island Alameda in California.
• U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Matt Smith, Performed on guitar with Lady Antebellum
Current Position/Duty Station: Assistant Operations Officer, stationed at the Marine Barracks in Washington, D.C.
• U.S. Coast Guard Lt. j.g. Katie Spira, Performed on vocals with Hunter Hayes
Current Position/Duty Station: Executive Officer aboard the Cutter ADAK
• U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Brandon Valentine, Performed on vocals with Rascal Flatts
Current Position/Duty Station: Radio Operator, stationed at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Twenty-nine Palms, California
• U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Baily Zimmerman, Performed on vocals with Kellie Pickler
Current Position/Duty Station: Aircrew, Aerospace Medical Craftsman, stationed at Pope Army Airfield, North Carolina
ACM PRESENTS: AN ALL-STAR SALUTE TO THE TROOPS was produced for television by dick clark productions and taped at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Monday April 7, 2014 and will air on Tuesday May 20, 2014 at 9:00-11:00 PM ET/PT on the CBS Television Network. Allen Shapiro, Mike Mahan, R.A. Clark and Barry Adelman are executive producers. Bob Romeo is executive producer for the Academy of Country Music.


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Monthly Review Volume 66, Number 7 (December 2014)
- Review of the Month: "Mészáros and the Critique of the Capital System: Foreword to The Necessity of Social Control" by John Bellamy Foster
- "Saving the Unity of Great Britain, Breaking the Unity of Greater Russia" by Samir Amin
- "Latin America Confronts the Challenge of Globalization: A Burdensome Inheritance" by Samir Amin
- "Capitalism and the Commodification of Salmon: From Wild Fish to a Genetically Modified Species" by Stefano B. Longo; Rebecca Clausen; Brett Clark
- "Paul Burkett's Marx and Nature Fifteen Years After" by John Bellamy Foster
Monthly Review, Volume 66, Number 6 (November 2014)
- Review of the Month: "Piketty and the Crisis of Neoclassical Economics" by John Bellamy Foster, Michael D. Yates
- "Contra Hardt and Negri: Multitude or Generalized Proletarianization?" by Samir Amin
- "The Ecological Civilization Debate in China: The Role of Ecological Marxism and Constructive Postmodernism—Beyond the Predicament of Legislation" by Zhihe Wang; He Huili; Meijun Fan
- Poetry: "Welcome to post feminism and the left is obsolete" by Marge Piercy
Monthly Review Volume 66, Number 5 (October 2014)
- Review of the Month: "Beyond the Degradation of Labor: Braverman and the Structure of the U.S. Working Class" by R. Jamil Jonna, John Bellamy Foster
- "The Emergence of Marx's Critique of Modern Agriculture: Ecological Insights from His Excerpt Notebooks" by Kohei Saito
- Review: "Vietnam War Era Journeys: Recovering Histories of Internationalism" by Michele Hardesty
- Review: "E.P. Thompson: A Giant Remembered" by Paul Buhle
- Review: "A Defining Moment: The Historical Legacy of the 1953 Iran Coup" by Younes Abouyoub
Volume 66, Number 4 (September 2014)
- Review of the Month: "The Return of Fascism in Contemporary Capitalism" by Samir Amin
- "The Criminality of Wall Street" by William K. Tabb
- "An Ecologically Sound and Socially Just Economy" by Fred Magdoff
- "The Political Economy of Dyslexia" by Steven Kovacs
- Correspondence: "The Term "Capitalism" Has Lost Its Radical Edge" by Fred Block, The Editors (MR)
- Review: "Living in the (Right-Wing) Media Glare" by Martha Biondi
- Review: "How We Found Out About COINTELPRO" by Martin Oppenheimer
- Review: "Flying Patterns" by Seth Sandronsky
Monthly Review Volume 66, Number 3 (July-August 2014)
- "Surveillance Capitalism: Monopoly-Finance Capital, the Military-Industrial Complex, and the Digital Age" by John Bellamy Foster, Robert W. McChesney
- "Electronic Communications Surveillance" by Lauren Regan
- "The New Surveillance Normal: NSA and Corporate Surveillance in the Age of Global Capitalism" by David H. Price
- "The Zombie Bill: The Corporate Security Campaign That Would Not Die" by Beatrice Edwards
- "Surveillance and Scandal: Weapons in an Emerging Array for U.S. Global Power" by Alfred W. McCoy
- "'We're Profiteers': How Military Contractors Reap Billions from U.S. Military Bases Overseas" by David Vine
- "U.S. Control of the Internet: Problems Facing the Movement to International Governance" by Prabir Purkayastha, Rishab Bailey
- "Merging the Law of War with Criminal Law: France and the United States" by Jean-Claude Paye
- "The National Security State: The End of Separation of Powers" by Michael E. Tigar
Monthly Review Volume 66, Number 2 (June 2014)
- "Notes from the Editors, May 2014″ by The Editors (MR)
- Review of the Month: "Popular Movements Toward Socialism: Their Unity and Diversity" by Samir Amin
- "Labor and "Ed Deform": The Degradation of Teachers' Work through Standardized Testing and the New York City Evaluation System" by John C. Antush
- "Marx on Gender and the Family: A Summary" by Heather Brown
- "Rupert Murdoch: Not Silent, But Deadly" by Robert W. McChesney
Monthly Review Volume 66, Number 1 (May 2014)
- Review of the Month: "Stagnation and Financialization: The Nature of the Contradiction" by Fred Magdoff, John Bellamy Foster
- "China's Grain Production: A Decade of Consecutive Growth or Stagnation?" by Zhun Xu; Wei Zhang; Minqi Li
- "Australian Coal: Should It Be Left in the Ground?" by Hans Baer
- "Crisis, Recovery, and the Transitional Economy: The Struggle for Cooperative Ownership in Greensboro, North Carolina" by Michael Joseph Roberto
- Review: "Our Feminist Poet on Che" by Bernardine Dohrn
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 11 (April 2014)
- Review of the Month: "South Africa's Resource Curses and Growing Social Resistance" by Patrick Bond
- "Spain, Economic Crisis, and the New Enclosure of the Reproductive Commons" by Sandra Ezquerra
- "A Practical Solution to an Urgent Need" by Gregg Shotwell
- Exchange: "Climate Change: What Role For Reform?" by Christian Parenti
- Exchange: "A Reply to Parenti" by The Editors (MR)
- Review: "Wake Up and Smell the Oil: The Grass-Roots Struggle Against the Oil Plunder in Iraq" by Eddie J. Girdner
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 10 (March 2014)
- Review of the Month: "Proposing a Path to Socialism: Two Papers for Hugo Chávez" by Michael A. Lebowitz
- "Baran's Critique of Modern Society and of the Social Sciences" by Herbert Marcuse
- "The Baran–Sweezy Letters Project" by Nicholas Baran
- Review: "How Can We Combine Direct Support Work with Political Analysis?" by Victoria Law
- Review: "Plastic Plague" by Ian Angus
- Review: "Unearthing Woody Guthrie's Lost Novel" by Scott Borchert
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 9 (February 2014)
- Review of the Month: "Sharp Left Turn for the Media Reform Movement: Toward a Post-Capitalist Democracy" by Robert W. McChesney
- "Saving Our Unions: Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win?" by Steve Early
- "Social Inequities and Exclusions in Kerala's 'Egalitarian' Development" by C. U. Thresia
- "Reflections on the New International: Dedicated to the Memory and Legacy of President Hugo Chávez" by István Mészáros
- Review: "Three Cheers (Almost) for Gus Speth" by Daniel Berman
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 7 (December 2013)
- Review of the Month: Marx and the Rift in the Universal Metabolism of Nature by John Bellamy Foster
- Winstanley's Ecology: The English Diggers Today by Daniel Johnson
- The Feminization of Migration: Care and the New Emotional Imperialism by Zuhal Yeşilyurt Gündüz
- Reprise: The United States Has Lost the War: An Interview by General Vo Nguyen Giap
- Exchange: Reply to "The Myth of 'Environmental Catastrophism'" by Eddie Yuen, Ian Angus
- Review: Rebellious Cities by Robert Young
- Review: Labor Divided by Timothy Kerswell
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 6 (November 2013)
- Review of the Month: Twenty-First-Century Land Grabs: Accumulation by Agricultural Dispossession by Fred Magdoff
- Britain's Noxious History of Imperial Warfare by John Newsinger
- Cambodian Political History: The Case of Pen Sovann by Luke Young
- It's the System Stupid: Structural Crises and the Need for Alternatives to Capitalism by Hans Despain
- Review: Zionism, Imperialism, and Socialism by Tom Mayer
- Review: Radical Internationalist Woman by Bernardine Dohrn
- Review: More Powerful Than Dynamite: Explosive Storytelling Illuminates: Our Present Moment by Joseph J. Varga
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 5 (October 2013)
- Review of the Month: The Epochal Crisis by John Bellamy Foster
- Primitive Accumulation and Imperialism by Harry Magdoff
- Lessons from Iceland: Capitalism, Crisis, and Resistance by Martin Hart-Landsberg
- Rethinking Is Not Demonizing: A Conversation with Cao Zhenglu About His Novel Lessons in Democracy by Yan Hairong
- Review: Identity Politics and Left Activism by Immanuel Wallerstein
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 4 (September 2013)
- Review of the Month: The Fossil Fuels War by John Bellamy Foster
- The Myth of 'Environmental Catastrophism' by Ian Angus
- Revolutionary Road, Partial Victory: The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom by Paul Le Blanc
- Review: Yesterday Shows Another Day Is Here by Amy Schrager Lang and Daniel Rosza Lang/Levitsky
- Review: Hillbilly Nationalists and the Making of an Urban Race Alliance by Yasmin Nair
- Review: Why Whiteness Is Invisible by Hernán Vera
- Review: Dispelling Three Decades of 'Educational Reform' by Gregory A. Smith
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 3 (July-August 2013)
- The Cultural Apparatus of Monopoly Capital: An Introduction by John Bellamy Foster and Robert W. McChesney
- Theses on Advertising by Paul A. Baran and Paul M. Sweezy
- The Quality of Monopoly Capitalist Society: Culture and Communications by Paul A. Baran and Paul M. Sweezy
- St. Brecht and the Theatrical Stock Exchange by Eleanor Hakim
- Communications in Capitalist Society by Ralph Miliband
- The Existing Alternatives in Communications by Raymond Williams
- Introduction to the Second Edition of The Theory of Monopoly Capitalism by John Bellamy Foster
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 2 (June 2013)
- Review of the Month: The Rebirth of the Chicago Teachers Union and Possibilities for a Counter-Hegemonic Education Movement by Eric (Rico) Gutstein and Pauline Lipman
- Creating a New Model of a Social Union: CORE and the Chicago Teachers Union by Robert Bartlett
- Beating the Neoliberal Blame Game: Teacher and Parent Solidarity and the 2012 Chicago Teachers' Strike by Rhoda Rae Gutierrez
- The Chicago Teachers' Strike and Beyond: Strategic Considerations by David Kaplan
- When "Teachers Want What Children Need": Reconciling Tensions in Teachers' Work and Teacher Unionism by Lois Weiner
- Marketizing Schools by Doug Henwood and Liza Featherstone
- Labor Meets Management by Ted Rall
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 1 (May 2013)
- Review of the Month: Who Will Lead the U.S. Working Class? by Michael D. Yates
- The Political Economy of Decollectivization in China by Zhun Xu
- Violence, USA: The Warfare State and the Hardening of Everyday Life by Henry A. Giroux
- What they call acts of god by Marge Piercy
- The Struggle for Food Sovereignty in South Korea by Byeong-Seon Yoon , Won-Kyu Song and Hae-jin Lee
Monthly Review Volume 64, Number 11 (April 2013)
- Review of the Month: Marx, Kalecki, and Socialist Strategy by John Bellamy Foster
- Crisis Theory, the Law of the Tendency of the Profit Rate to Fall, and Marx's Studies in the 1870s by Michael Heinrich
- Reprise: The Military Defeat of the South Africans in Angloa by Horace Campbell
- Cuito Cuanavale, Angola: 25th Anniversary of a Historic African Battle by Ronnie Kasrils
- Review: Listen to Your Gut by Rebecca Clausen
- Review: The Fall of Libya by Max Ajl
- Review: Memories of the Afro-Caribbean Left by Paul Buhle
Monthly Review Volume 64, Number 10 (March 2013)
- Review of the Month: Class War and Labor's Declining Share by Fred Magdoff and John Bellamy Foster
- Poetry: Ghosts by Marge Piercy
- China 2013 by Samir Amin
- Rise of the Global Corporatocracy: An Interview with John Perkins by Ravi Bhandari
- Review: The Man Who Was Over the Rainbow by Albert Ruben
- Review: Cuban Urban Agriculture as a Strategy for Food Sovereignty by Christina Ergas
- Review: Examining the Bases of Power, Inequality, and Human Variation by Stefano B. Longo and Nicholas Malone
- Review: Notes on a Life in Struggle by Sara Falconer
Monthly Review Volume 64, Number 9 (February 2013)
- Review of the Month: James Hansen and the Climate-Change Exit Strategy by John Bellamy Foster
- Celia Sánchez and the Cuban Revolution by Alice Walker
- The Migration and Labor Question Today: Imperialism, Unequal Development, and Forced Migration by Raúl Delgado Wise
- The First Weapon of Mass Destruction by Marc Flandreau
- Exchange: What Does Ecological Marxism Mean For China? Questions and Challenges for John Bellamy Foster by Zhihe Wang, Meijun Fan, Hui Dong, Dezhong Sun and Lichun Li
- Exchange: Toward a Global Dialogue on Ecology and Marxism: A Brief Response to Chinese Scholars by John Bellamy Foster


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CHICAGO - OCTOBER 04: Brad Maynard #4 of the Chicago Bears punts the ball against the Detroit Lions on October 4, 2009 at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. The Bears defeated the Lions 48-24. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Updated: July 26, 2011 5:01AM
The Bears informed punter Brad Maynard on Monday that they won't re-sign him when free agency begins Friday, ending his decade-long tenure with the team.
Maynard said philosophical differences with Bears special-teams coach Dave Toub likely contributed to the decision.
"I'm not surprised at all," Maynard said. "There was one person there, and he and I didn't see eye to eye. I did the best I could with what I was asked to do. There were times I was asked to do things where I told myself, 'There's no way I can do this,' but I kept my mouth shut and did the best I could."
When asked if that person was Toub, who is considered one of the best special-teams coaches in the league, Maynard said: "Yeah."
"They are moving in a different direction," he said. "The speculation is they have had something done for a while now. For them to call me the day before free agency opens, that tells you they probably got something done."
Speculation has centered on free agent Steve Weatherford, the Illi-
nois product who punted for the New York Jets last season. Weatherford averaged 42.6 yards per punt and dropped 42 punts inside the
20-yard line in 2010. Maynard averaged 40.1 with 24 inside the 20.
Hip surgery last offseason
coupled with cold-weather games late in the year conspired to drag Maynard's average down.
"I didn't touch a ball until
June 25," he said. "I only had three or four weeks to get ready for training camp. I started a little slow. The numbers started slow just because of field position. Then I started pressing hard to get the numbers up quick. Things added up."
Maynard said he hopes to continue his career with another team.
"I'm thrilled with my career here," he said. "I had a great time and met a lot of great people. The best time of my career was spent here in Chicago. I'm proud I played with one team for so long. Most guys play three or four years and move on. To play 10 is a great run."
NOTE: Former Northwestern defensive tackle Corbin Bryant
agreed to join the Bears as an
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GEC eyes resources to sell its expertisePUBLISHED: 27 Jun 2012 00:05:59 | UPDATED: 27 Jun 2012 04:23:28PUBLISHED: 27 Jun 2012 PRINT EDITION: 27 Jun 2012
GE Capital, the finance arm of the giant General Electric corporation, has grand ambitions: it wants to build towns. That ambitious idea comes out of a GEC study on the resources boom and its impact on the mid-market.
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I hate it when I try to go to bed, and as soon as my head hits the pillow I'm hit with a million and two thoughts. It's worse when it's a poem, and I know if I don't write it down, I'll never get it back.
See these eyes?
They're of a broken girl
With a broken smile
And broken ties.
Laying in a bed
Of broken promises,
And filthy lies.
These eyes convey
All the disappointment
The pain.
The mistakes were made
And now here she lies
A broken girl
With a broken heart
And it's all hidden
In her empty eyes.
When I smile,
It's because of you.
When I cry,
It's for that same reason.
Every emotion evoked,
Is because of you.
I smile, I cry,
Because of you,
Because I love you.
The way you make me feel,
Without knowing, or trying,
Is more than anyone else
Has ever managed to do.
With each smile,
Comes a sunset.
With each tear,
A thunderstorm.
A plethora of emotion,
Each its own natural beauty,
In its own right.
My heart breaks for you,
As I swim through
This ocean of thoughts.
I hate when I can't sleep. It's been happening a lot lately. I'm tired as crap, but I can't for the life of me get to sleep before two hours have passed. I lay in bed wondering my what-if's. Imaginging scenarios that won't ever come to be. Ah well, I'm off to go find something to amuse myself until I get tired enough that I might fall asleep when I go to my bed.
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