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jones_supa writes Trafi, the Finnish Pilots' Association and STUK, the Finnish Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority have launched a joint campaign against air traffic interference with the title "Lasers Are Not Toys". Ilkka Kaakinen from Trafi says that laser pointers interfering with air traffic is a real problem in Finland. "We receive reports of several cases of laser interference every month and every one of them is potentially dangerous", Kaakinen says. Last year, 60 cases of laser pointer interference were reported in Finland, and the figure for this year was at 58 in November. Despite the continuing interference, only one person has been caught misusing a laser pointer in this way in Finland. That single person was not convicted of a crime, as the court was not able to establish intent. Kaakinen says that other countries hand down severe punishments for interfering with air traffic, even years-long stretches in prison. He also reminds that it is important for users of laser pointers to understand that the devices are not toys, and that children should be warned of the potential danger in using them irresponsibly – or ideally, not given one at all.
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An anonymous reader writes with a ruling that seems obvious in a case about police making a fake Instagram account. A federal judge in New Jersey has signed off on the practice of law enforcement using a fake Instagram account in order to become "friends" with a suspect — thus obtaining photos and other information that a person posts to their account. "No search warrant is required for the consensual sharing of this type of information," United States District Judge William Martini wrote in an opinion published last Tuesday. In other news, an undercover officer still doesn't need to tell you that he or she is a member of law enforcement if you ask.
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ideonexus writes: Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood has called for a "time out" in his perpetual fight with Google in response to the company filing a lawsuit against him for conspiring with the movie industry to persecute the search giant. Leaked Sony Pictures Entertainment emails and documents obtained under FOIA requests this week have exposed how the Motion Picture Association of America was colluding with and lobbying state prosecutors to go after Google, even going so far as to "assigned a team of lawyers to prepare draft subpoenas and legal briefs for the attorneys general" to make it easier for them to persecute the company. Here's the full complaint (PDF).
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HughPickens.com writes: Victoria Shannon reports in the NY Times that fifty years ago was a good year for music, with the Beatles appearing on Billboard's charts for the first time, the Rolling Stones releasing their first album, the Supremes with five No. 1 hits, and Simon and Garfunkel releasing their debut album. The 50-year milestone is significant, because music published within the first half-century of its recording gets another 20 years of copyright protection under changes in European law. So every year since 2012, studios go through their tape vaults to find unpublished music to get it on the market before the deadline.
The first year, Motown released a series of albums packed with outtakes by some of its major acts, and Sony released a limited-edition collection of 1962 outtakes by Bob Dylan, with the surprisingly frank title, "The Copyright Extension Collection, Vol. I." In 2013, Sony released a second Dylan set, devoted to previously unreleased 1963 recordings. Similar recordings by the Beatles and the Beach Boys followed. This year, Sony is releasing a limited-edition nine-LP set of 1964 recordings by Dylan, including a 46-second try at "Mr. Tambourine Man," which he would not complete until 1965. The Beach Boys released two copyright-extension sets of outtakes last week. And while there's no official word on a Beatles release, last year around this time, "The Beatles Bootleg Recordings 1963" turned up unannounced on iTunes.
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itwbennett writes T-Mobile US will pay at least $90 million to settle a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) suit that alleged it looked the other way while third parties charged T-Mobile subscribers for services they didn't want. The settlement is the second largest ever for so-called 'cramming,' following one that the FCC reached with AT&T in October. It came just two days after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sued Sprint for the same practice.
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apexcp writes: In less than a month, one of the biggest trials of 2015 will begin in New York City. The full list of government evidence and defense objections found its way online recently, shedding light on both the prosecutor's courtroom strategy and the defense team's attempted rebuttals. Also important is what's not presented as evidence. There's not a single piece of forensic documentation about how the FBI originally found Silk Road servers, an act the defense has called "blatantly criminal."
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SternisheFan notes that Nebraska and Oklahoma are suing Colorado over marijuana legalization. The attorneys general of Nebraska and Oklahoma sued Colorado in the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday, arguing state-legalized marijuana from Colorado is improperly spilling across state lines. The suit invokes the federal government's right to regulate both drugs and interstate commerce, and says Colorado's decision to legalize marijuana has been "particularly burdensome" to police agencies on the other side of the state line. In June, USA TODAY highlighted the flow of marijuana from Colorado into small towns across Nebraska: felony drug arrests in Chappell, Neb., just 7 miles north of the Colorado border have skyrocketed 400% in three years. "In passing and enforcing Amendment 64, the state of Colorado has created a dangerous gap in the federal drug control system enacted by the United States Congress. Marijuana flows from this gap into neighboring states, undermining plaintiff states' own marijuana bans, draining their treasuries, and placing stress on their criminal justice systems," says the lawsuit. "The Constitution and the federal anti-drug laws do not permit the development of a patchwork of state and local pro-drug policies and licensed distribution schemes throughout the country which conflict with federal laws."
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SternisheFan passes on this excerpt from an Ars Technica article: On Wednesday Councilman Dan Garodnick introduced a bill to the New York City council seeking to ban all use of drones except those operated by police officers who obtain warrants. A second, parallel bill introduced by councilman Paul Vallone would place more stringent restrictions on drone use but stop short of banning drones for hobbyists and companies altogether. Both bills have been passed to the city's committee on public safety. An all-out ban on drones within the metropolis would be a quite wide-reaching step, especially as the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) seems poised to adopt more permissive rules, with respect to commercial interests in particular. Earlier this year, the FAA formally granted six Hollywood companies exemptions to drone ban rules. A couple of months later, the FAA granted similar exemptions for construction site monitoring and oil rig flare stack inspections. The article explains that Vallone's bill is less restrictive, and rather than propose an outright ban "lists 10 instances where operating a UAV would be illegal, including at night, out of the operator's eyesight, or above 400 ft high. Outside of those conditions, hobbyists and commercial interests would be free to fly drones."
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mpicpp writes Google Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. struck a long-term patent cross-license agreement to reduce the risk of future patent lawsuits, the latest in a string of deals that signal a slowdown after years of aggressive patent wars. The deal effectively bars the companies from suing each other over any of the thousands of patents the companies currently own or acquire in the next five years. It also protects the companies if either sells a patent to another company, and that company attempts a lawsuit. "This cross license allows both companies to focus on delivering great products and services to consumers around the world," said Kirk Dailey, Google's head of patent transactions.
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schwit1 sends this report from The Verge:
Most anti-piracy tools take one of two paths: they either target the server that's sharing the files (pulling videos off YouTube or taking down sites like The Pirate Bay) or they make it harder to find (delisting offshore sites that share infringing content). But leaked documents reveal a frightening line of attack that's currently being considered by the MPAA: What if you simply erased any record that the site was there in the first place? To do that, the MPAA's lawyers would target the Domain Name System that directs traffic across the internet.
The tactic was first proposed as part of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in 2011, but three years after the law failed in Congress, the MPAA has been looking for legal justification for the practice in existing law and working with ISPs like Comcast to examine how a system might work technically. If a takedown notice could blacklist a site from every available DNS provider, the URL would be effectively erased from the internet. No one's ever tried to issue a takedown notice like that, but this latest memo suggests the MPAA is looking into it as a potentially powerful new tool in the fight against piracy.
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Yasir Billoo, an attorney with Golden & Grimes in Miami, Florida, is licensed to practice law in both Florida and California, and works heavily in the areas of business/commercial law, employment and labor, and civil appeals. Yasir also has a business-oriented blog titled Small Business Law.
In this Slashdot video interview hosted by Timothy Lord, Yasir gives what is essentially a primer on the law behind Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and how they differ from Non-Competes. Sooner or later you're going to encounter -- or even write -- an NDA, and you'd better know the law behind what you're doing. Naturally, today's interview isn't specific legal advice about a particular situation. If you want that, you need to hire a lawyer to advise you. But Yasir (a long-time Slashdot reader. BTW) has shared enough knowledge in this interview that it will help you deal with many NDA situations on your own, and how to tell when you really should have a lawyer by your side. (Alternate Video Link )
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An anonymous reader sends word that Apple's iTunes DRM case has already been decided. The 8-person jury took only a few hours to decide that the features introduced in iTunes 7.0 were good for consumers and did not violate antitrust laws. Following the decision, the plaintiff's head attorney Patrick Coughlin said an appeal is already planned. He also expressed frustrations over getting two of the security features — one that checks the iTunes database, and another that checks each song on the iPod itself — lumped together with the other user-facing features in the iTunes 7.0 update, like support for movies and games. "At least we got a chance to get it in front of the jury," he told reporters. ... All along, Apple's made the case that its music store, jukebox software, and hardware was simply an integrated system similar to video game consoles from Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo. It built all those pieces to work together, and thus it would be unusual to expect any one piece from another company to work without issues, Apple's attorneys said. But more importantly, Apple offered, any the evolution of its DRM that ended up locking out competitors was absolutely necessary given deals it had with the major record companies to patch security holes.
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An anonymous reader writes Tech giants such as Apple and eBay have given their support in Microsoft's legal battle against the U.S. government regarding the handing over of data stored in an Irish datacenter. In connection with a 2014 drugs investigation, U.S. prosecutors issued a warrant for emails stored by Microsoft in Ireland. The firm refused to hand over the information, but in July was ordered by a judge to comply with the investigation. Microsoft has today filed a collection of letters from industry supporters, such as Apple, eBay, Cisco, Amazon, HP, and Verizon. Trade associations including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Digital Rights Ireland have also expressed their support.
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An anonymous reader writes with this news from the EFF's Deep Links: The public got an early holiday gift today when a federal court agreed with us that six weeks of continually video recording the front yard of someone's home without a search warrant violates the Fourth Amendment. In United States v. Vargas local police in rural Washington suspected Vargas of drug trafficking. In April 2013, police installed a camera on top of a utility pole overlooking his home. Even though police did not have a warrant, they nonetheless pointed the camera at his front door and driveway and began watching every day. A month later, police observed Vargas shoot some beer bottles with a gun and because Vargas was an undocumented immigrant, they had probable cause to believe he was illegally possessing a firearm. They used the video surveillance to obtain a warrant to search his home, which uncovered drugs and guns, leading to a federal indictment against Vargas.
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SydShamino writes In an effort that may run afoul of the first amendment, Sony, through their lawyer David Boies (of SCO infamy), has sent a letter to major news organizations demanding that they refrain from downloading any leaked documents, and destroy those already possessed. Sony threatens legal action to news organizations that do not comply, saying that "Sony Pictures Entertainment will have no choice but to hold you responsible for any damage or loss arising from such use or dissemination by you."
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Jason Baker writes Despite its importance, the GPLv2 has been the subject of very few court decisions, and virtually all of the most important terms of the GPLv2 have not been interpreted by courts. This lack of court decisions is about to change due to the five interrelated cases arising from a dispute between Versata Software, Inc. and Ameriprise Financial, Inc.. These cases are dealing with four important terms in the GPLv2: 1) What are the remedies for breach of the terms of the GPLv2? 2) What is a "distribution" under the GPLv2 that triggers the obligations under the GPLv2? 3) Does the GPLv2 include a patent license? 4) What type of integration between proprietary code and GPLv2 licensed code will result in creating a "derivative work" and subject such proprietary code to the terms of the GPLv2?
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The Associated Press, as carried by ABC News, reports that "An 11-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena will hear arguments Monday by Google, which owns YouTube, disputing the court's decision to remove Innocence of Muslims from the popular video sharing service." At the heart of the earlier take-down order, which was the result of a 2-1 split from a 3-judge panel, is the assertion of copyright by actress Cindy Lee Garcia, who appeared in the film, but in a role considerably different from the one she thought she was playing. Google is supported in its appeal by an unusual alliance that includes filmmakers, Internet rivals such as Yahoo and prominent news media companies such as The New York Times that don't want the court to infringe on First Amendment rights. Garcia has support from the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Musicians. If the court upholds the smaller panel's ruling, YouTube and other Internet companies could face takedown notices from others in minor video roles.
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mrspoonsi writes Parisian taxi drivers have vowed to block roads leading into the French capital on Monday to protest a court's refusal to ban urban ridesharing service UberPOP. Like their counterparts in large cities across the globe, Parisian taxi drivers are fed up with what they see as unfair competition from Uber's popular smartphone taxi service. UberPOP, which uses non-professional drivers using their own cars to take on passengers at budget rates, has 160,000 users in France, according to the company. A commercial court in Paris ruled on Friday that a new law making it harder for Uber drivers to solicit business could not be enforced until the government had published full details of the restrictions. "It's the straw that breaks the camel's back," said Ibrahima Sylla, president of France Taxis, whose organisation has joined several others in calling for the early morning protest on Monday. They have urged taxi drivers to gather at the northern Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport and the southern Orly airport at 05:00 am before slowly converging on the city in a bid to block arterial highways. "This is a fight against Uber. We're fed up. Allowing UberPOP means leaving 57,000 French taxis high and dry, and thus 57,000 families. And that is out of the question," said Sylla.
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Freshly Exhumed writes Citizenship and Immigration Canada has granted an unprecedented exemption to Microsoft that will allow the company to bring in an unspecified number of temporary foreign workers as trainees without first looking for Canadians to fill the jobs. No other company in any other field has been granted such an exemption, and it does not fall within any of the other categories where exemptions are normally given, according to a source familiar with process, effectively creating a new category: the Microsoft Exemption. Microsoft Canada did not immediately respond to questions about the deal, but in an interview earlier this year with Bloomberg Businessweek, Karen Jones, Microsoft's deputy general counsel, said the deal will allow Microsoft to bypass stricter U.S. rules on visas for foreign workers. The entire issue of temporary foreign workers has been as blisteringly hot a topic across Canada as it has been in the USA.
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loftarasa (1066016) writes Yesterday, former engineer Rob Schultz unwillingly testified in court against Apple that he worked on project 'Candy' which 'intended to block 100% of non-iTunes clients' from 2006 to 2007. In his opinion, the work of his team contributed to create 'market dominance' for the iPod. Apple argues, and Schultz agrees, that its intentions were to improve iTunes, not curb competition.
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i take several NSAID meds, the pantoprozole protects my stomach from bleeding
Lansoprazole - would previcid 30 MG work in a pinch until I get my pantoprazole 40 MG ?
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The SF Symphony did a great job in this performance. I had no idea what to expect, and for everyone looking to go it's part stand-up comedy, and part musical comedy. We were in the second tier and had a great view, but at one point we could not hear the words to the song, and everyone down below was laughing leaving us mystified. That is the reason for the 3 star rating instead of 4. Overall, it was definitely worth the price paid.
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Very funny and fun time for all families. Did not like the woman with her perfume next to me. They need to bed all fragrances.
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This was a fine event. The seats were very good and we enjoyed the performance. We have seen PDQ Bach several times and always find his programs innovative and just plain fun.
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Seahawks DE Bruce Irvin suspended 4 games
Seattle Seahawks defensive end Bruce Irvin was suspended for the first four games of the 2013 season on Friday after the league announced he violated the NFL policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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Seattle Seahawks defensive end Bruce Irvin was suspended for the first four games of the 2013 season on Friday after the league announced he violated the NFL policy on performance-enhancing substances.
Irvin will be eligible to participate in all offseason activities and preseason practices and games, but will be suspended without pay for the opening four games at Carolina, home for San Francisco and Jacksonville and at Houston. Irvin will be eligible to return to Seattle's active roster on Sept. 30 following the Seahawks' Week 4 game against the Texans, but only after losing a quarter of his salary for the season.
Irvin, the Seahawks' first-round pick in the 2012 draft, was scheduled to make $814,645 in base salary for the 2013 season.
"I want to apologize to my teammates, coaches and Seahawks fans for making a mistake when I took a substance that is prohibited in the NFL without a medical exemption," Irvin said in a statement released by the team. "I am extremely disappointed in the poor judgment I showed and take full responsibility for my actions. I will not appeal the discipline and instead will focus my energy on preparing for the season so I can begin earning your trust and respect again. I look forward to contributing to the team the moment I return."
Irvin's loss could be a significant blow for a team that has become a popular pick to contend for a spot in the Super Bowl. Irvin was expected to start at defensive end with Chris Clemons likely to miss the start of the season while recovering from knee surgery after being injured in Seattle's playoff win at Washington last January.
Suddenly, Seattle's focus on addressing the depth on the defensive line in free agency won't be viewed as a luxury. Seattle signed Cliff Avril, Tony McDaniel and Michael Bennett in free agency to bolster a pass rush that was inconsistent for most of the 2012 season. Avril was the only true outside pass rusher the Seahawks signed, but all three, along with Irvin, were expected to upgrade one of the few weak spots on a rising young team.
Irvin finished his rookie season with eight sacks but had just one in the final six weeks of the regular season. With Clemons out, Irvin got the start against Atlanta in the NFC playoffs and appeared overwhelmed by the Falcons' offensive line while trying to be the main pass rusher on the Seahawks line. But his speed off the edge flashed at different points during his rookie season and was the big reason Seattle used the 15th overall pick on a rush end whom many pundits didn't expect to be drafted that high.
Later Friday, Irvin posted a lengthy message to his Twitter account, expressing remorse for his actions. Irvin, who had a troubled upbringing in Atlanta that included a brief jail stint as a teenager, noted his efforts to rebuild his image and said the suspension is another strike against him.
"I messed up and I feel so bad and have been depressed for weeks now," Irvin wrote. "I've had sleepless nights because I knew when this came out, I would let so many people down, including myself."
Irvin's suspension also continues a troubling trend of Seattle players running afoul of the league's policies on banned substances. Since 2011, five Seahawks players - John Moffitt, Allen Barbre, Winston Guy, Brandon Browner and Irvin - have received four-game suspensions. Barbre was later released by the team.
All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman was also suspended last season for using a banned substance but won his much-publicized appeal last December. Sherman won by claiming there were errors in the chain of custody for his urine sample and that the tester made mistakes.
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THE venerable Morgan Motor Company did something here this week it hadn't done in a long time: It introduced an all-new car, its first since the year that Edward VIII abdicated the British throne to marry Wallis Simpson, the divorced woman he loved.
When Morgan pulled a white sheet off its new model, the Aero 8, at the 70th Salon Internationale de l'Automobile here on Tuesday, it was a very big deal for a very small company. In an age when automakers churn out all-new models every four years or so, Morgan still sells a car that dates to 1936.
True, the classic Morgan has been modernized over the decades to comply with safety and emissions regulations and its customers' changing expectations, but the car's fundamentals remain the same: a stout steel chassis and a wooden frame made of English ash overlaid with sheet aluminum. The ''live'' rear axle uses leaf springs, like a horse-drawn cart. The front suspension, a primitive design called a sliding pillar system, dates to Morgan's first car, a three-wheeler from 1910.
Nor, until now, has the styling changed much since the Depression. Current Morgans, with their exposed, cycle-style fenders, louvered hoods and running boards, look like refugees from a long-gone era.
The existing cars use four-cylinder engines from Ford and Rover and a V-8 that also powers the Range Rover.
The Aero 8 accelerates Morgan into the 21st century -- if not in its design, which is sleeker but still anachronistic, but certainly in its mechanical components. While the car retains many styling themes from the current models, plus their ash frame and aluminum bodywork, it is otherwise thoroughly modern. It has a bonded and riveted aluminum monocoque chassis, which is stiff, strong and light; an all-independent wishbone suspension; and a 286-horsepower version of BMW's 4.4-liter V-8.
All that power in a body that weighs just 2,200 pounds will make the Aero 8 ''demonically quick,'' said Charles Morgan, the company's joint managing director and a grandson of its founder. The top speed is said to be 160 miles an hour.
In addition to exceptional performance, Mr. Morgan promises that the car will have excellent handling, braking and ride. It gains a trunk -- something no current Morgan has -- large enough for two sets of golf clubs. Diehard enthusiasts may shudder, but the Aero 8 -- its code name during development was P8000 -- will even have electric windows and air-conditioning.
These are sudden and radical changes for an eccentric company that has evolved at a glacial pace. Still, the Aero 8 is not simply a show car designed to gauge public reaction. It will go into production in July and sell in Europe for $81,500. That is a 55 percent premium over the basic version of the Plus 8, currently the company's top model.
The new car is destined for sale in the United States in the fall of 2001. ''We have two agents there, and will be looking to expand that by the time the new car is ready,'' said Matthew Parkin, Morgan's sales and marketing manager.
Morgan's determination to press on with production of an all-new car reflects a quiet confidence within the company. Its products may not be everyone's cup of tea, but it knows intuitively what its customers want. It does not rely on design studies, clinics or focus groups.
The company began making three-wheel cars in 1910. The Runabouts, as they were called, proved so popular that Morgan opened a second plant in 1919 -- the red-brick, single-story factory near Malvern, England, where Morgans are still produced.
The inexpensive cars were British best-sellers until cheap four-wheeled family sedans arrived in the early 1930's from Austin, Ford and Morris. That prompted Morgan to cut back on three-wheelers -- though it continued to make them until 1951 -- and shift to four-wheeled roadsters, starting with the 4/4 model of 1936. The lineage of today's cars, which will be sold alongside the new Aero 8, can be clearly traced to the 4/4.
That four-seat car became a cult classic, along with derivatives known as the Plus 4, a two-seater, and the Plus 8, a two-seater with the Rover V-8 engine. There were always more than enough sports car enthusiasts to keep Morgan in business. Indeed, even after all these years, demand remains so strong -- and Morgan so small -- that it gives customers estimated delivery dates four years into the future. While that represents an improvement, the company's aim is to guarantee delivery within two years.
That will be done through greater efficiency. The way the cars are hand-crafted has changed little over the years, but significant gains in quality and cost control were made after Morgan brought in management consultants. Under the guidance of Strategem, a consulting firm that specializes in the auto industry, Morgan reorganized production and cut parts inventories.
''The underlying aim was to get the waiting list under control,'' said Dave Wright, the director of Strategem assigned to Morgan. ''The only way to do that was to take fewer orders or make more cars.''
It was not a hard decision to make. Production rose 10 percent -- albeit from just 10 cars a week to 11.
Morgan made more cars last year (526) than at any time since it gave up three-wheelers. What's more, none were sold at a discount, and all were paid for in full before they left the factory. Indeed, Morgan financed the Aero 8's development without the need for loans, venture capital or financial partners.
How many enterprises -- whether they make airliners or dustbins -- have performed so consistently for so long? Although its economies of scale are minuscule, simply turning out 11 cars a week guarantees money in the bank for Morgan.
Photos: Aero 8 is a new interpretation of the classic Morgan, which is built, at right, by hand. (Photographs by Andrew Yeadon/www.carpix.net)


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Charming hotel
Stayed at the Chateau Versailles one night. We were upgraded to a king room, complete with fireplace. The room is stylish and charming. The hotel staff is very friendly. Continental breakfast very nice.
Would stay there again.
Great location for points of interest in Mtl.
Old world charm updated.
This hotel is housed in an elegant old townhouse, and has a character all its own. We thought the conversion, (and recent renovation, I believe) were most successful; our room was pleasant, comfortable and well-appointed, and the communal areas really enhanced our stay, with their gracious but domestic scale and interesting artworks. We particularly enjoyed the breakfast lounge, where one could enjoy a substantial and varied buffet meal to the accompaniment of light classical music. There is also a gym/sauna, and modern internet facilities. We thought the place combined French refinement wjith Canadian friendliness, but if you want or need a lift (elevator), a really big room or a cooked breakfast other than from room-service, you'd probably be better off across the road at the high-rise Versailles Meridien.
Great experience
I stayed at this hotel for 3 days last week and had a great experience.
The staff were all very helpful. They even gave me a space heater upon check in becasue they were worried my room might be cold (it wasn't.) The breakfast is good, the location is perfect for visiting Montreal.
The room was very clean and nicely decorated.
Our room is in the basement?
We got a fabulous rate on this hotel ($100 CDN a night) which we thought was a steal for such a well reviewed hotel. What we did not know is that this rate obviously secured us the basement closet. I'm sorry, but no matter what sale or discount you get, you assume that you will get a nice room that is on par with the other room offerings of that hotel. I wasn't expecting a suite, but I was expecting to be able to see sunlight.
All in all, disappointing.
Excellent accommodations
The Chateau Versailles is the only place I stay when I travel to Montreal. It is centrally located is an easy walk to the metro, museums, and bars and restaurants on Crescent or Ste Catherine. The people there are very nice and the rooms are very cozy.
Nice but hot (even in the dead of winter)!
My husband and I spent three nights here in December of 2002. We liked the hotel very much, especially the friendly service of the staff. Our room was small but generally comfortable. When we first arrived, the toilet in our bathroom was "running," and the problem was fixed immediately. However, there was one "unfixable" problem. Even though it was in the 20's (Fahrenheit) outside, the heat in the hotel was stifling such that I could hardly sleep. (I must, in fairness, add that I have to be pretty cool to sleep comfortably any time of year.) There are no individual room thermostats. Opening the window helped cool the room temporarily, but the traffic was too noisy for this to be a permanent solution. When my husband asked that the heat be turned down, he was told that other guests had asked that it be turned up! This is a lovely hotel but perhaps not for the heat-sensitive.
Perfect weekend!!
For our first visit to Montreal, we could not have chosen a more charming and romantic hotel than Chateau Versailles.
The rooms were apparently recently renovated -- very clean and tastefully decorated with warm, contemporary decor.
For the winter, the suite with the fireplace is worth the extra money. It's much more spacious with a sitting area, although the bathroom is considerably smaller and not suitable for more than one person at a time. The staff was very friendly and helpful as well, and the location was central to most everything. I would definitely stay there again and highly recommend this hotel over a larger chain.
Elegance at an affordable price.
In rebuttal to the first comment about the heat, I would say that one should request the first floor if that is a concern. I did not see a third floor room but ours was spacious and cool! After all, cold air falls, oui? The staff was friendly and well spoken, and the continental breakfast was good. Though our room was clean, there was an issue with the dishes at the breakfasts. A glass my wife picked up had lipstick on it and the other dishes definitely had leftover residue from the dishwashing process. The only other complaint would be the thinness of the walls and floors. Running kids at 11pm and wake up calls at 6 may be heard. All in all, I intend to stay there again if I return to Montreal.
Nice but Hot
Very nice hotel - friendly staff, decent breakfast. But - DON'T GO IN SUMMERTIME!!!
2 important things. We stayed in a "deluxe room" - which simply meant it was on the 3rd floor instead of the first. The room was a little small although the bathroom was nice.
More importantly, because the hotel was older, rooms did not have control of air conditioning. I ignored other web comments that this was a potential problem. This was a mistake. Our room was very, very , very warm - almost 82 degrees and they could not fix it. It was very difficult to sleep there if you are used to sleeping in cooler environments.
In winter or fall this would be a great hotel. But, don't stay here in the summer!!!
Great location.
Stayed at Chateau Versailles for 5 nights. Room was small and faced an inner courtyard. First impression of the room was great until I found a previous guest's hair on the sheets and on the bathroom floor. Decor was nice. Room service comes from the hotel across the street and is quick. Food was ok. Overall a good hotel in Montreal but needs to do a better cleaning job!
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Arrive Montreal
... the railroad and catch a glimpse of the colourful shipping containers piled high, waiting to move on to other parts of the country. There were also a great number of trains sitting one side tracks, something's I haven't seen before even in Toronto's Union ...
Musing of Montreal
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Apple stock is a hair's breadth away from its all-time high, thanks to a bullish report Tuesday from Morgan Stanley.
Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty pounded the table for Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), saying investors should buy shares ahead of the company's iPhone 6 and iWatch product cycles.
The stock is attractive because of its low institutional ownership, increased cash return program, stronger and broader management team, increased acquisitions and R&D, stabilizing profit margins and higher contribution from services, she said.
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"Even after the recent move in the stock, the top 100 institutional owners of Apple shares hold a 2.3% position in their portfolios on average as compared to 4.5% at the prior peak in 2012," Huberty said. "This is well below Apple's S&P 500 weighting of 3.4%."
Apple CEO Tim Cook has bolstered the company's management team in key positions to prepare for growth, she said. Cook has added well over a dozen leaders in areas of competency like fashion, medical research, digital content and wearables. A key hire was former Burberry chief Angela Ahrendts to head Apple's retail and online stores, Huberty said.
"CEO Tim Cook now has the bench in place to execute on new product categories," she said.
Apple is making other investments to gird for growth as well. Spending on mergers and acquisitions this fiscal year is up seven times compared with fiscal 2013. And research and development spending is accelerating as well.
The M&A and R&D increases are "signs that Apple is working to extend iOS beyond iPhone/iPad," Huberty said. "In particular, we believe iWatch is an underappreciated market opportunity with the potential for up to 60 million (unit) shipments in the first year."
Huberty is forecasting a big upgrade cycle for the larger-screen iPhone 6, expected to be released next month. Over half of the iPhones in use are due for an upgrade, she said.
Other products in the pipeline include the iWatch smartwatch-fitness band, a mobile payment service, a larger-screen iPad and possibly a smart television, she said.
Huberty rates Apple stock overweight, with a price target of 110.
Apple stock was up more than 1%, above 100, in early afternoon trading on the stock market today. Apple hit a split-adjusted all-time high of 100.72 in September 2012.
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This is by far one of the best books in a long time! Must have!
He is annoying at first, dragging and stretching words, trying to sound like Mustaine, but you stop paying attention, because the book is so damn good...
I can relate to this guys life in many ways, so it's kinda scary. I laughed loud, I got emotional, it's a journey...
nah...jut get the book
"Lots of interest here"
This is fun to listen to, well read and interesting. Mustaine takes a confessional approach but still comes off as self-justifying and self-interested. In the end it's one of those books that makes you glad you didn't become a rockstar! :)
"mega book"
This book is totally awesome. If you love rock stars, you'll love it. The narrator was great
"A great listen!"
If you're a fan of the man, the band or just the metal this is a great read. He at times comes across a little whingey but it's all for a reason in the end. Mustaine seems most likely to point out his flaws than anyone. I like that in a muso. Plenty of great stories and hidden messages.
Fans looking for a solid insight into the Metallica saga will not be dissappointed. It is covered in depth. Warts and All!!!
Enjoyed the F@#k out of it!!!
wise in the ways of metal
"It's more drugs than metal"
This book should have been entitled "A Drug Use Memoir" instead of "A Haevy Metal Memoir" since easily 70% of the book are stories of Dave's drug use and multiple attempts at rehabilitation which get old after awhile. Dave really bears his soul, no doubt about it, and never sugar coats anything even when talking about himself, his weakness for drugs or his long standing grudge against Metallica.
The stories about the early days of Metallica really stand out and even long time fans will find new insight into how this band came together. After being booted from Metallica (the story that everybody knows by heart by now) we get the formation of Megadeth and Dave's struggle to keep a steady lineup in the band. It seems that he always picked the WORST possible candidate for the job since virtually every Megadeth album has had a different lineup with Dave Mustaine being the only constant and Dave Ellefson being the one who stuck it out the longest.
Many kudos go to the narrator, Tom Wayland, who does a spot-on impersonation of Dave Mustaine's voice, as well as giving an excellent reading with much nuance and variations in emotions. Most of the time I had to remind myself that it was NOT Dave himself speaking.
Still, the book is very much worth a read (or listen) since Dave Mustaine is an integral part of the history of Metal and he helped bring Thrash Metal to the world.
"Truth be Told"
I started reading this book and as I read it, I had Dave Mustaine's distinctive voice in my head narrating. The book itself is fantastic, I was just disappointed that the audio book was narrated by somebody else. I know he is a busy man, but it didn't feel right.
Not a bad job ..a little mundane....
great read for young music fans
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The link between sleep and mood disorders is well established. Moreover, substance abuse has been associated with poor sleep and depression. In a normative high school population it has been found that fewer hours of sleep is associated with increased depressive symptoms and that sleep problems are associated with substance use. The current study aims to investigate the link between the use of alcohol or drugs as a sleep aid with depressive symptomology, internalizing, and emotional problems among a population of at-risk adolescents. Secondary analyses were done using a database of adolescents (n=66), aged 12-18, who were referred to a juvenile court for legal and/or behavioral problems. Analysis was done to investigate whether participants who reported using alcohol or drugs to help them sleep differed on their report of emotional problems, internal mental distress, or depressive symptomology. Adolescents using alcohol or drugs as a sleep aid are at risk for emotional problems, internal mental distress, and depressive symptoms. Though the causality of these variables is unclear, the current study suggests that adolescents, particularly those engaging in potentially illegal behaviors, might benefit from a multi-pronged treatment plan including mental health services and sleep education.
Psychology, Sociology and Criminal Justice Research
The purpose of this research is to examine the applicability of the General Theory of Crime
(Gottfredson and Hirschi, 1990) to victimization in Internet job scams involving money mules. The six basic characteristics of low self-control are used to analyze victimization. A preliminary qualitative analysis of statements made by individuals who have fallen victim to these Internet scams is reported. These results suggest that preference for simple tasks, paired with risk seeking and impulsive behaviors are potential causes of this phenomenon. Implications of the findings for the broader phenomenon of Internet fraud victimization are discussed.
Political science research establishes party identification as a stable "unmoved mover" which acts as the lens through which we view the world. However, the significance of party identification on opinion formation in college students is not as well known. Critics often condemn party identification as an obstacle to knowledge and uphold Independents as the wise voter. Further, many speculate that since Ohio Northern is located in a Republican area, students are overwhelmingly Republican. We convenience group sampled 232 students with a 34 question survey to determine ONU's political affiliation, political opinions and the validity of the above claims. We found that students are primarily Republican, although not to the level students speculated, along with statistically significant differences between party groups. Further, our research shows that sampled Republicans, not Democrats, demonstrated correlations on political issues and as a whole more opinionated. However, Republicans were more likely to form opinions that were not logically consistent to each other. Independents on the other hand proved more likely than Democrats but less likely than Republicans to form opinion pairs, although the existing pairs were logically consistent. When applied to knowledge on current events, similar patterns emerged to demonstrate significant effects of party identification.
Occupy Wall Street was established as a revolt against the capitalistic society in which our world is emerged. My paper looks at OWS connection to Karl Marx' theory of class consciousness, revolution and the end result of communism, if successful. I will then compare and contrast OWS to a theorist whose focus is on NeoWeberian theory. The paper was produced through research on articles about OWS and Karl Marx. The hoped for result is to decide whether OWS will end in a communist revolt or diminish into oblivion without the proper support.
Stress Administered Immediately before Learning Reduces False Memory Production and Enhances True Memory Recall in Females
Previous research has suggested that stress increases the production of false memories. However, as accumulating work has shown that the effects of stress on learning and memory depend critically on the timing of the stressor, we hypothesized that stress administered immediately prior to learning would reduce, rather than increase, false memory production. In the study, participants submerged their dominant hand in a bath of ice cold water (stress) or sat quietly (no stress) for 3 min. Then, participants completed a short-term memory task, in which they were presented with 10 different lists of semantically related words
(e.g., candy, sour, sugar) and, after each list, were tested for their memory of presented words (e.g., candy), non-presented unrelated "distractor" words (e.g., hat), and non-presented semantically related "critical lure" words (e.g., sweet). Stress, overall, significantly reduced the number of critical lures recalled (i.e., false memory) by participants. In addition, stress enhanced memory for the presented words (i.e., true memory) in female, but not male, participants. These findings suggest that stress does not unequivocally enhance false memory production and have important implications for eyewitness testimony by implying that such testimony may be more accurate when assessed shortly after the witnessed event.
Professional wrestling has become a noticeable force in not only national media but also global media. As large and expansive as the fan-base is, the question remains as to what makes professional wrestling so appealing. In order to find an explanation, the works and writings of two sociological theorists were studied (one theorist from the "classical" era and one from the "contemporary" era). The works of Emile Durkheim were chosen to take the classical view on the subject. In particular, his theory on the elementary forms of religious life was used to explain how people are drawn to wrestling as individuals and as a group. Then, a theorist from the contemporary era of sociology was chosen to given a modern explanation as to why people are drawn to professional wrestling.
Large amounts of research have been done on the negative effects tattoos play on first impressions and perceptions of personalities. However, not much has been done to investigate the personality traits that employers desire in potential employees and the effect tattoos have on the perception of these potential employees. This study looked at people's perceptions of tattooed individuals versus non-tattooed individuals with differing careers. Participants were shown a picture of a man and his wife on a screen while being read a short story. Using a 2 x 2 between groups study, the occupation of the man (lawyer/mechanic) as well as the presence of a tattoo (presence/absence) were changed. After the story, participants were asked to recall as much information as possible from the story and picture. Next, the participants rated the male on nine personality traits considered desirable in a potential employee using a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "not at all" to "very." The total score served as the dependent variable. The first hypothesis was supported and indicated that the presence of a tattoo negatively affects employability. However, there was not a significant difference of employability between the lawyer and the mechanic. The hypothesized interaction between the tattoo presence or absence and the occupation type was not significant.
Recently throughout the United States there has been talk and action trying to limit gun rights based in different interpretations of the Second Amendment. This is being done from city halls such as in Chicago where a city wide gun ban was attempted to the White House where the President is attempting to enact a nationwide ban on certain weapons. Actions such as these are taking guns away from those citizens who hold guns legally while nothing can be done to stop the illegal purchasing of firearms. Some politicians feel that taking guns away from everyone is the only way to stop tragic shootings which have occurred in places such as Newtown, CT, or Aurora, CO. Politicians are taking guns away from law abiding citizens who use them for personal protection and are declaring open season for criminals who know no one will be armed when these gun bans are enacted officially. Legal gun ownership has no effect on gun crime. As my research will show the answer is better policing strategies and less strict gun laws for law abiding citizens.
College students obtain far less sleep than is recommended and often report that environmental factors such as noisy residence halls impair the sleep they do get. Insufficient and poor quality sleep put college students at risk for suboptimal academic performance, poor neurocognitive functioning, and accidents. The purpose of this study was to examine whether increasing participant accountability and salience of personal health behaviors, including sleep, would improve sleep variables.METHODS: As part of a larger study, college students completed the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) in addition to a battery of other health related questionnaires both at the beginning and the end of an academic term lasting 10 weeks. Participants were 34 college students enrolled at a small liberal arts college and were recruited from psychology courses. The sample was 57% female, 88% white, and was 19.74±1.05 years in age. RESULTS: Participant self-reported sleep quality, with lower scores indicating better sleep quality, improved from Time 1 (M = 1.20, SD = 0.79) to Time 2 (M = 0.97, SD = 0.58) [F (1, 32) = 4.57; p < 0.05]. Ratings of sleep disturbance, with lower scores indicating less sleep disturbance, also improved from Time 1 (M = 1.14, SD = 0.43) to Time 2 (M = 0.94, SD = 0.49) [F (1, 32) = 7.78; p < 0.05]. CONCLUSION: This study suggests that simply asking college students to report on their health behaviors over time might be sufficient to improve sleep quality and reduce sleep disturbance. Follow-up studies should include objective measures; however, utilizing personal accountability and increasing personal salience of health promoting behaviors would be a low-cost, high impact method to improve both sleep and overall health for people of all ages.


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DEFINITION of 'Below The Line Advertising'
In general, an advertising strategy in which a product is promoted in mediums other than radio, television, billboards, print, film and the internet. Types of below the line advertising commonly include direct mail campaigns, trade shows and catalogs; this advertising type tends to be less expensive and more focused.
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I was able to order peanut-free cup cakes for my daughter's school birthday party. Thanks Jazzy Cheesecakes!


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Navin Kabra of Punetech.com was recently presented the IndicThreads CommuKnitter award for his exemplary work in building technology communities in India and particularly in Pune. In this award acceptance talk, Navin talks of his & Punetech's journey, about technology communities. He also shares his views on building a successful tech career.
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