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Eight years ago when I started taking antidepressants, having a baby was the furthest thing from my mind. I was 25, and desperately unhappy for reasons I had trouble explaining.
It wasn't the first time I had felt this way—I'd experienced bouts of intense anxiety and depression since I was 19. It would always start with a nagging unwanted thought that would morph into a cyclical internal monologue that grew into a tornado of negativity inside me. I would wake up crying. Sometimes I couldn't work.
I had difficulty identifying whether I was anxious about real events in my life, or whether I was legitimately ill and my brain wasn't functioning as it should.
This confusion provoked agony. If I passed a hospital I would find myself wishing I had a disease more universally acknowledged as a physical ailment, so I could be treated and either get better or die.
Over the years, numerous doctors and psychologists suggested I try antidepressants. I resisted. To me, drugs were a cop-out, a Band-Aid solution for those too weak to recognize the source of their problems and tackle them head on. But this valiant and judgmental attitude gradually withered as my tactics failed to defeat my mental anguish. Finally, I faced an unwanted possibility: What if my problem was biological, buried deep in the dendrites and synapses of my brain? What if tackling my problems meant taking the antidepressants I had so readily dismissed?
My family doctor assured me the drugs were safe and non-habit-forming, and that for a lot of people, they helped. I left with a prescription for Effexor, and have been taking the drug ever since.
Now I'm 33, and life looks a lot different than when I gulped down the first of the roughly 2,800 peach colored pills I've since ingested. Something new is swirling inside my mind: the idea of a child.
So it was with a special kind of horror that, during an afternoon of aimless internet meandering, I happened upon the world of "Effexor Babies." Typing in this search term reveals link after link to news reports, blogs, and forum discussions detailing a range of negative outcomes in the pregnancies of women on Effexor. Many studies reveal an increase in the risk of a range of birth defects, some of them potentially deadly. I was terrified—and shocked that no one had warned me of these outcomes when I started the drug.
In the U.S., lawsuits over these infants are common enough that there are lawyers who dedicate their practices to trying Effexor lawsuits. In 2011, the drug made Canadian headlines when two babies from British Columbia died mysteriously shortly after birth, both born to mothers who were taking high doses of the drug.
And it's not just Effexor. In fact my drug, better known as Venlafaxine, belongs to a class of drug called SNRIs, which make up only a small proportion of antidepressants prescribed to women annually. The vast majority are prescribed SSRIs, which you may recognize by their brand names: Paxil, Prozac, Zoloft, Lexapro, and Celexa.
When it comes to these drugs and pregnancy, the data is abundant and conflicting. It seems that for every study finding SSRIs will endanger the unborn child, there is another concluding they will have no negative effect at all.
Perhaps the most comprehensive review of current research in the field to date was published in the journal Frontiers in Cell Neuroscience in May of 2013. After examining 181 studies of SSRI use during pregnancy, scientists found a small increase in the risk of congenital malformations like heart defects and in problems with infant neurodevelopment. Still, its frustratingly ambiguous final summary stated only that more research is needed before anything definitive can be said about the risks and benefits of SSRI exposure to unborn babies.
Further obfuscating this issue is the plentiful evidence that suggests depression left untreated could have as grave an impact on a pregnant woman's child as antidepressants.
To me, a woman taking one of these drugs and already prone to mental distress, the data presented an agonizing conundrum. How was I to know which would be worse for my unborn child: a mother on antidepressants, or a potentially anxious and depressed mother?
More concerning still is how common this predicament is poised to become. Today, SSRIs make up the class of drug most prescribed to pregnant women for chronic disease. According to the American Pregnancy Association, some 13 per cent of pregnant American women are taking them.
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One reason we don't know more about the effects of SSRI use during pregnancy is because, for ethical reasons, we don't allow pregnant women in clinical trials. This means that women using SSRIs during pregnancy must do so off-label. Hedging their liabilities, most drug companies advise would-be moms to carefully consider the "risks and benefits" of treatment during pregnancy.
"I was told the benefits far outweighed the risks," Nicole Rawkins told me over the phone from her home in Kamloops, British Columbia. The mother of two explained that both her doctor and pharmacist told her it was safe to take 450 mg of Effexor—twice the general limit recommended by the drug's makers—during her second pregnancy, so she did.
Her son Grayson was born on January 24, 2011 and had to spend five days in the hospital before he could be taken home because he was suffering breathing problems. Grayson weighed less than her first child and slept a lot, but Rawkins just thought he was a good baby. Then one night when he was two months old, Grayson went to sleep and never woke up. The official coroner's report stated the cause of death only as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, but an autopsy report notes that the Effexor Rawkins was taking was a risk factor in the death.
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Hi guys,
I'm getting ready to brew up a batch or two of hard cider, and since I have a bunch of blueberries frozen, the thought occurred to me to maybe try a little experiment with some blueberries mixed in. I've always heard you should use proven recipes, so I thought I'd ask to see if someone had tried it. I guess if I wanted to be really scientific, I could figure out how much sugar is in blueberries, mash them up, and adjust the sugar content I'd add accordingly. But that takes too much thinking, and perhaps it doesn't work so easily in doing the math. Anyway, any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Be creative! Invent!
My Celestial Manderan Sage wine was supposed to be a simple sage wine. After I started, and my daughter had picked a quart of fresh sage leaves, I discovered we had no lemons or oranges. I needed 1ea per gallon. So, I brewed up some Celestial Seasonings "Orange Zinger" tea and used that for liquid and pitched the yeast. Then I found a can of manderan oranges, so I drained them & dumped 'em in.
It's still bubbling like crazy & boy does it smell good!
I say go for it.
I say go for it, sounds good to me.
I tried a bag of celestial seasonings in the the secondary on a 5 gall batch of cider. The ginger in it overpowered it beyond being a "note" it actually ruined the whole batch. Lesson learned.
Why not add the blueberries but then don't add any other additional dextrose or other sugars?
I made an apple blueberry cider using apple juice and blueberry juice (blueberry and apple in the ingredients) and it is tasty. The thing I have found with ciders is making sure to let them age long enough so that they taste good. My first English style cider I thought I would have to throw away after 1 months but was great at 2.

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I will refer to my five year old son as "B". He loves Angry Birds, trains, Monster Trucks, and playing restaurant. I homeschooled preschool with him at 3 and 4 and he started public school Kindergarten last month.


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Have you tryed Time Machine?? waiting email from friend for script that thay use.
Will inform you soon as i get it.
I am trying to backup data on the XRAID in OS X Server 10.5.5.
I have tried Rysnc X to backup a rotational set of Data but it seems to fail miserably when doing so. The app seems a bit buggy as well on Leopard since even the modify button on the scheduled scripts doesn't work.
So my question of how do you back up the data incrementally in OS X still stands. What do you use to do the job? (simpler and freer = )
Have you tryed Time Machine?? waiting email from friend for script that thay use.
Will inform you soon as i get it.
HodgeHi (17th October 2008)
I haven't tried time machine but to be honest, i'm not sure if i trust it enough. I have never used it but have heard a few stories of data being lost due to time machines failures.
I suppose i could try it out for a bit. It's better than what i have at the moment.
I look forward to the script that you mention. Thanks
We use rsync a fair bit with no problems at all. Think the problem is with the app rather than the command.
I've used Rsync X a couple of times recently & it does seem to be a little buggy- some of the options just don't work on 10.5. I played around a bit- took out a few things & came up with a script that worked for a simple manual home directory backup for some staff laptops.
I'm certainly not good enough with rsync to be able to come up with the command you need confidently, but work with a guy who is. If you send me a private message or similar I'll pass on the contact.
Does rsync support resource forks though? I know from 10.4 on that cp and tar do.
I have been using bru to backup on OS X, although it produces a long list of errors during backup on 10.5, it does actually backup everything successfully (it states the error messages will be fixed in the next release).
There hasn't been very much movement on an updated release though. Speed is ok and it's a darn sight better than the awful Retrospect I had before.
Pretty sure it does, although with an update and a couple of Mac specific patches. Good article on the subject on Bombich.com about this-
Bombich.com: Remote Backup of Mac OS X Using rsync
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Home Obituaries Obituaries for the day of July 22, 2011
Obituaries for the day of July 22, 2011
Weaver, Thornton,
July 22 — Florence Thornton, funeral service, 2 p.m., Church of the Nazarene, La Grande
July 23 — Marian 'Billy' Brog, funeral service, 2 p.m., LDS Stake Center, Gekeler Lane
July 23 — Harlan Johnson, memorial service with military honors, 2 p.m., Union Cemetery
July 24 — Reta Cupper, celebration of life, 1 p.m., First Presbyterian Church Friendship Center, La Grande
July 25 — James 'Larry' Shaver, celebration of life, 1 p.m., Joseph Methodist Church
July 28 — Eileen Sage, memorial service, 11 a.m., Union United Methodist Church
July 30 — Gerald Hinze, memorial service and dinner, 2 to 6 p.m., Tom McDowell Park, Elgin
Aug. 13 — Theodore Hooey, celebration of life, 3 p.m., American Legion Post 43, La Grande
Wallowa County
She was born Nov. 29, 1922, in the Promise area to Truman and Berniece McCubbin Poulson. Her childhood was spent on Powwatka Ridge attending a one-room schoolhouse and enjoying ranch life with her siblings, Ina and William.
Helen attended Enterprise High School, graduating in 1940. In 1941, Helen married her high school sweetheart, Maurice S. Weaver, and they enjoyed 58 years together until his death in 1999. Maurice and Helen purchased Knapp Hardware in Enterprise from Morris Knapp in 1953, changing the name to Weaver Hardware. Helen took an active part in the business, helping with the bookkeeping and clerking, as well as being a wife, homemaker and mother to their five children.
She enjoyed her life as a member of the Enterprise community, belonging to many organizations through the years including the Enterprise Community Church, the local chapter of the PEO Sisterhood and the Order of Eastern Star where she held a state office in 1970.
When time allowed, Helen wrote poetry, played the piano and organ, bowled, worked crossword puzzles, read biographies and traveled.
Survivors include her son, Jerrold M. Weaver and his wife, Linda, of Enterprise; daughter, Joyce H. Keeley and her husband, Patrick, of Milwaukie; daughter, Kay L. Phillips and her husband, Marcus, of Hillsboro; son, Truman Lee Weaver and his wife, Deborah, of Portland; and son, Stanley A. Weaver, and his wife, Donna, of Spokane; seven grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her sister, Ina Poulson Stockdale, and brother, William Poulson.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Wallowa Memorial Hospital Fund.
La Grande
Florence was born Dec. 1, 1922, in Rimbey, Alberta, Canada. She was the second of 13 children born to Clarissa Ellen Lyons and Oscar Ambrose Wikoff. When she was still an infant, her family relocated to Midvale, Idaho, where she spent her youth. She graduated from high school in the Class of 1942. Encouraged by her father, she enrolled in and graduated from Good Samaritan School of Nursing at Northwest Nazarene College in Nampa, Idaho, as a registered nurse. Her nursing career spanned 40-plus years, which included service in the field of obstetrics, surgery and pediatrics.
She met Fredrick Thornton in Weiser, Idaho, and they married June 21, 1947. The couple moved to Portland and during her nursing stint at Emanuel Hospital, their two children, Cheryl and Fred Jr., were born. They returned to Weiser in 1955 to be closer to their extended families.
The family moved to Burns in 1962 where she worked as a registered nurse at Harney County Hospital until her retirement. She held the position of assistant head nurse and was a member of the Oregon Nursing Association and the Harney County Nursing Association. As a career nurse, she was involved in all areas of patient care and was a mentor to new nursing staff.
In her spare time, Florence enjoyed her home, family, gardening, sewing, reading, cooking, letter-writing to family and friends and annual fall trips to the Oregon Coast. She was famous among those she knew for her chocolate cake and fried chicken and loved making pancakes for her grandchildren.
She mastered her cooking skills early in life as an older sister and while cooking for hay hands in Midvale, Idaho, during the summer months.
She was a life-long member of the Nazarene Church.
After her retirement from nursing, her personal goal of U.S. citizenship was realized as she took her oath in Portland and she was able to vote in her first election.
Florence was preceded in death by her parents; her loving husband of 56 years, Fred Sr.; sisters, Rose Wikoff, Margaret Jacobsen and Ruth Hopper; brother, Wesley Wikoff; and daughter-in-law, Pamela Liebig-Thornton.
Survivors include her children, Cheryl Thornton (Jim Johnson) and Fred Thornton Jr.; grandchildren; and great-grandchildren.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Nazarene Church, Children's Ministries, 109 18th St., La Grande 97850.


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Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 21
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- Calories: 166.6
- Total Fat: 9.1 g
- Cholesterol: 75.4 mg
- Sodium: 165.9 mg
- Total Carbs: 16.7 g
- Dietary Fiber: 2.0 g
- Protein: 3.9 g
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Guiltless potato salad - serving size 3/4 cupSubmitted by: EWEINHISPASTURE
IntroductionA very tasty potato salad lower in calories and fat A very tasty potato salad lower in calories and fat
Number of Servings: 21
Red Potatoes (peeled or unpeeled)- about 4 pounds or 1884 grams
black pepper - 1/2 teaspoon
cider vinegar - 2 tablespoons
celery chopped - 2 cups
celery stalk - one medium ( for decoration on top) - makes a nice flower stem
onions, raw - 1 cup chopped
red ripe tomato - medium (for decoration on top) - makes a nice flower over celery stem
pickle relish - 1/4 cup
Annie's Naturals Organic Dijon Mustard - 2 tablespoons
organic cage free eggs - 7
liquid sweet leaf stevia 12 drops (mix with cider vinegar before adding
Helmann's Real Mayonaise - 1 cup
B - salt , ( a salt substitute) 3 teaspoons or to taste
Wash, peel and cut potatoes into bite sized pieces as desired. If you leave on the peelings it adds a nice color. Add about 3 cups of water to a large Stainless Steel Pot. Add cut potatoes, and cover. Steam potatoes about 25 minutes, or until tender. Boil 7 eggs well - about 10 - 12 minutes. While potatoes and eggs are cooking, chop onions, celery. Mix chopped celery and onions with pickle relish. When eggs are hard boiled, peel and chop and add to mixture. Add cider vinegar mixed with liquid stevia to the mixture. Add mustard, salt, pepper, and mayonnaise. Mix well. When potatoes are tender, drain well, and let cool until just warm. Fold cooled potatoes carefully into mixture with a wooden spoon so they don't get smashed. Mix well.
Serve immediately. My family likes it served warm best. Enjoy! Makes about 21 3/4 cup servings.
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Serve immediately. My family likes it served warm best. Enjoy! Makes about 21 3/4 cup servings.
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The sponsoring luxury watch brands for WatchTime's "Inside Basel.Geneva" series of watch collector events have really strutted their stuff this year. As noted by WatchTime's IBG event partner, watch collector and aficionado Jeff Kingston, not only did each brand have a broad selection from its collection on display at the opening event in Chicago — far broader than you'd ever find at a boutique or other retailer — but key new watch models from SIHH and Baselworld that won't be in stores … [Read more...]
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Nowadays, almost any luxury watch brand worthy of the name offers at least one timepiece with a tourbillon. But there are only a handful of brands that have pushed the envelope to create watches with two, three or even four tourbillons. Here we take a look at four such watches that made their debut at this year's Baselworld and SIHH watch fairs. … [Read more...]
Timepiece Timeline: Top 10 Milestones from 10 Years of Greubel Forsey Watches
Greubel Forsey, the boutique luxury watch brand specializing in complicated watches with multiple tourbillons, marks its 10th anniversary this year. Though it still produces only around 100 pieces per year, the Greubel Forsey watch brand has come a long way since its memorable debut at the 2004 Baselworld watch fair, and can look back on a decade of milestones. Here are the top 10. … [Read more...]
WatchTime's Top 10 Most Popular Watches on Pinterest
Did you know that WatchTime has a Pinterest page with nearly 100 boards and more than 2,300 photos of watches, celebrity watch fans and other images? We've got boards devoted to categories such as divers' watches and tourbillons as well as dozens of individual brands from Rolex to Breguet to Greubel Forsey. Below, we count down the WatchTime pins that you've been clicking the most. Is one of your favorites among them? (And don't forget to visit our boards if you're still doing some early … [Read more...]
WatchTime Presents 7 Of The Most Expensive Watches Over $1 Mio
New York City (NY); Watchtime.com, the website of America's best-selling watch magazine, WatchTime, presents seven of the world's most expensive luxury watches over $1 million: http://www.watchtime.com/blog/million-dollar-watches/ This unique list of amazing timepieces includes: Vacheron Constantin Tour de I'Ile, a limited edition watch of only seven pieces, which celebrated the brand's 250th anniversary. It has two faces to make room for its many displays, including a second time … [Read more...]
At last week's SIHH 2014 in Geneva, we saw and covered so many new watches, we're concerned our readers might have missed some of our live updates. To make it easier for you to see everything we covered, we've created this handy recap with links to all 47 watches we covered over the watch fair's four days. … [Read more...]
The 3 Biggest Surprises at SIHH 2014
I know, I know, you are supposed to expect the unexpected. Even so, I did not expect what Baume & Mercier, Greubel Forsey and Cartier unveiled at last week's SIHH watch fair in Geneva. Here are the three biggest surprises of SIHH 2014. … [Read more...]
SIHH 2014: A Small Selection of Images
Each year I attend SIHH and like every digital camera owner, I take far more images than I will ever use. Some will appear in upcoming stories. Most will never appear on your screens. To break the monotony of endless posts about new watches, here are a few images selected for your enjoyment. They include people, places, and yes, a watch. … [Read more...]
SIHH 2014: Greubel Forsey QP à Équation
The perpetual calendar timepieces on our wrists today are not only among the oldest horological complications, they are descended from devices used by the clergy during the Middle Ages to calculate seasonal feasts. For 2014, Greubel Forsey will create a unique perpetual calendar combined with an Equation of Time, all in an easy to read and easy to use, though not necessarily easy to afford timepiece called the QP à Équation. … [Read more...]
SIHH 2014 Preview: 10 New Watches Launching at SIHH
This year's SIHH watch fair, held in Geneva, starts on Monday. If you're a regular visitor to WatchTime.com, you've seen that several watches making their debut at SIHH have already been unveiled before the event. To prepare you for our upcoming on-site coverage of the SIHH, we're giving you a taste of watches from ten brands that we (and, perhaps, some of you) will be seeing live for the first time there. … [Read more...]
SIHH 2014 Preview: 3 Tourbillon Watches from Vacheron Constantin, Greubel Forsey, & Ralph Lauren
With less than two weeks before the 2014 SIHH watch fair kicks off in Geneva, the luxury watch brands exhibiting there continue to send sneak peeks of several new watches set to debut at the show this year. This week, we take a look at three new watches from three very different brands but with one thing in common: all of them have tourbillons. … [Read more...]
Five "Uber Watches" from SIHH
There are watches and there are watches. Included in the second category are pieces so technically extravagant, so hyper-engineered that they belong to a very special club. Their prices are stratospheric. Hardly anyone will ever own one. But they are fascinating nonetheless. As always, this year's SIHH fair in Geneva in January brought out a fresh crop of these, what we might call "über" watches. Here's a look at five of them. … [Read more...]
WatchTime's March-April Issue is On Sale Now!
The March-April issue of WatchTime is on newsstands now (and also available for the Nook, Kindle, and iPad), featuring a test of the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT, a look at new watch releases from SIHH, a visit to the Swiss watchmaking village of Le Locle, the untold story of Winston Churchill's lost watch, a gallery of skeleton dials, and more. Click here for highlights from the issue... … [Read more...]
Seconds City: Exploring La Chaux-de-Fonds
In our March-April issue, on sale now on newsstands and for the iPad, Norma Buchanan visits the Swiss watchmaking town of Le Locle. In this feature story from our June 2009 issue, Buchanan journeys to another cradle of Swiss horology, La Chaux-de-Fonds, a town that is still, as Karl Marx described it a century and a half ago, "one giant watch factory." … [Read more...]
SIHH Day Four: Vacheron Constantin and Ralph Lauren
Geneva's luxurious SIHH watch fair rolls on. Here's a taste of the new releases from two more of the exhibiting brands. Vacheron Constantin raised lots of eyebrows this year with its bold and unexpected (at least by those of us in the watch press) decision to focus its 2013 SIHH novelties entirely on ladies. That's correct: not a single new release from Vacheron this year is a men's watch. Fortunately for the fairer sex, the women's pieces that the brand introduced have a little … [Read more...]
SIHH 2013: Greubel Forsey
Alexander Linz continues his SIHH coverage at watch-insider.com. … [Read more...]
TAG Heuer Takes Top Prize at 12th Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix
The prize-giving ceremony of the 12th annual Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix (GPHG) — the luxury-watch world's version of Oscar night — took place at the Grand Théâtre de Genève on November 15. This year, it was TAG Heuer's high-tech Mikrogirder model that took home the prestigious Aiguille d'Or grand prize. … [Read more...]
Stephen Forsey to be Keynote Speaker at AWCI 2012
Fans of both classical and modern horology, take note: the American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute (AWCI) will be hosting its 2012 Convention and Educational Symposium on August 1st - 5th at the Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center in Colorado, and this year's headliners represent two generations of high watchmaking. Stephen Forsey, co-founder with Robert Greubel of the La Chaux-de-Fonds-based haute de gamme watch brand, Greubel-Forsey, will be the keynote speaker, and Archie B. Perkins, a … [Read more...]
WatchTime's May-June Issue Is On Sale Now!
WatchTime's May-June issue is on newsstands now, featuring a cavalcade of new watches introduced at the Baselworld watch fair and a triple-feature cover story focusing on the Omega Moonwatch, including a detailed history and a comparative watch test. Click here for highlights from the issue... … [Read more...]
2011: The Year in Review Quiz, Part II
This week it's time for Part II of our 2011 Year in Review Quiz. Have you been taking notes? Celebrate the end of 2011 with this little quiz, where we present 12 questions about news stories from the past year. As always, the answers appear at the end. And remember, your term papers are due next week. Good luck! … [Read more...]
2011: The Year in Review Quiz, Part 1
It's December, and you know what that means. It's time to look back. Have you been paying attention for the past 12 months? You knew there would be a quiz, right? Say goodbye to 2011 with this little test the focuses on some of the most (and least) important stories of the year. As always, the answers appear at the end. Good luck! … [Read more...]
Greubel Forsey Wins the 2011 International Chronometry Competition
Greubel Forsey's Double Tourbillon 30° Technique (DT30T) has won the 2011 International Chronometry Competition held at the Museum of Horology in Le Locle, Switzerland. The DT30T, featuring a 60-second tourbillon cage inclined at 30° rotating inside a second four-minute tourbillon cage, scored 915 points out of a possible 1,000 to claim first place both in the tourbillon category and the overall competition. … [Read more...]
Sotheby's Autumn Sale Includes Unique Patek Philippe Reference 1518, Historical Rolexes, and Much More
Sotheby's autumn sale of Important Watches on Sunday November 13 in Geneva will be spearheaded by the "Clarin Mustad 1518" - a unique Patek Philippe reference 1518 perpetual calendar chronograph that is estimated to sell for between $890,000 and $1,330,000. The sale also includes two Rolex wristwatches that belonged to leaders of the post-World War II era. … [Read more...]
Two Pateks Top $1 Million At Christie's Hong Kong Sale
A Patek Philippe Ref. 2499R, 3rd Series, brought $1,210,466 at Christie's May 30 Hong Kong sale. The perpetual calendar chronograph with moon phases in pink gold was manufactured in 1971. A Skymoon tourbillon Ref. 5002P with twelve complications manufactured in 2008 brought $1,164,008. Both sales were within pre-sale estimates. … [Read more...]
Watches Submitted for the 2011 International Chronometry Contest
The 18 watches taking part in the 2011 International Chronometry Contest were submitted on Friday May 20 at the Musée d'horlogerie du Locle – Château des Monts. The watches come from the Jura, from Geneva, from France and the United States. The watches will be subjected to a number of tests over the summer, and the results will be announced on October 20. … [Read more...]
Sotheby's Geneva Sale Brings $8.7 Million
Sotheby's May 15 Geneva sale presented pieces representing five centuries of watchmaking, from 1580 to the present day. The top price was realized by a very rare Patek Philippe ref. 2499 which fetched $815,637, and by one of the most exclusive examples of a stainless steel Rolex Daytona "Paul Newman" with inverted lines, which brought $233,150. … [Read more...]
Visual Quiz: Famous Faces
You know their watches, but would you recognize them on the street? We've lined up images of 15 well-known watchmakers to test your facial recognition skills. So get your keyboards and pencils ready and see how many you can identify. As always, the answers are revealed at the end. Good luck! … [Read more...]


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Arsenal transfer rumours: Jackson Martinez admits Porto future is unclear
Liverpool transfer rumours: Wilfried Bony deal close as Ian Ayre promises more spending
Manchester United transfer rumours: Arturo Vidal edges closer to switch?
Sunday's paper round-up: Man United target Mats Hummels and Marco Reus?
It's World Cup final day!
After 64 games and 170 goals, the summer spectacular in Brazil is almost over. *sobs*
But fear not, the Premier League isn't too far away and top-flight bosses are getting their squads ready for the new season.
So what better way to prepare for the Germany-Argentina showdown at the Maracana than with some juicy transfer goodness.
Stay here for all the latest rumours, contract stories and of course, the all-important done deals.
Ready? Let's go...
Let's start Sunday with some round-up's...
And first it's Liverpool with boss Brendan Rodgers still deciding how he will spent that £75million.
It's a dilemma we would all love to be faced with but the Anfield faithful are demanding a big name to replace Luis Suarez.
Well the man who is heading for Merseyside looks to be Wilfried Bony with Liverpool preparing to launch a £20million bid.
Meanwhile, Rodgers wants another SIX signings this summer with Southampton's Jay Rodriguez a new name linked.
Now let's head to north London to see what's going on at the Emirates...
And Arsenal have been handed a boost in their pursuit of Porto's Jackson Martinez.
The Colombian striker has admitted his future is unclear, putting the Gunners, Atletico Madrid and Inter Milan on high alert.
Meanwhile, his international colleague David Ospina looks set to finalise his switch in the coming days but is Arsene Wenger preparing a bid for a keeper closer to home?
And last, but by no means least Manchester United...
Louis van Gaal is heading for Old Trafford after Holland's final World Cup match and is set to get to work on more new arrivals.
His attention is said to be on German pair Mats Hummels and Marco Reus, with both lined up for swoops.
Elsewhere, United's chances of signing Arturo Vidal have taken a boost after Juventus made a move for Paulinho - targeted as the Chilean's replacement.
Paul Lambert and Sam Allardyce are locked in a tug-of-war over Argentina star Esteban Cambiasso.
The bosses of Aston Villa and West Ham are looking to convince the veteran schemer to join them in the Premier League.
Cambiasso, who will be 34 next month, is available on a free transfer after his contract with Inter Milan came to an end.
Lambert, who has only minimal funds with which to wheel and deal this summer, is attempting to persuade the Argentina international to come to England.
But he has a fight on his hands as Allardyce is prepared to offer big wages to land the defensive midfielder.
Chelsea want Romelu Lukaku to sign a new deal – but may send him out on loan again next term.
The Blues are keen to hang on to an asset they have yet to realise as they stand by a teenager they plucked from Anderlecht for £18million.
Lukaku has two years left to run on his existing deal, but has not figured in boss Jose Mourinho's plans at all.
After his country lost their World Cup quarter-final to Argentina, the Belgium striker revealed that he had not been in contact with anyone at Chelsea since last September.
But Sunday People Sport understands that while Mourinho may not believe the 21-year-old can make a difference for him, he has other admirers at Blues.
Liverpool-bound Lazar Markovic has posted a goodbye message to Benfica.
The Serbian is expected to complete a £25million switch to Merseyside in the coming days as Brendan Rodgers' summer spending spree continues.
And now he has taken to Facebook to pay tribute to Benfica and the club's supporters.
He posted: "Thank you for everything and goodbye!"
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce is plotting a bid for Aston Villa midfielder Fabian Delph.
The former England Under-21 man, who is a candidate to force his way into Roy Hodgson's senior squad next season, has a year left on his Villa Park deal and the Hammers believe they can prise him away.
The club are carrying out a major overhaul of their squad this summer and Allardyce is keen to sign a first-choice central midfield player with Premier League experience.
Delph, 24, fits the bill and the Hammers are ready to make an offer of around £5m for a player who attracted the attention of England boss Hodgson with some fine performances in a struggling Villa team last season.
France World Cup star Mathieu Valbeuna has admitted he would be interested in a switch to La Liga.
The 29-year-old has spent the last eight years at Marseille but has decided to seek a new challenge this summer, with Liverpool one of a host of clubs linked.
Sevilla and Valencia have also registered an interest and it now appears the pair will battle it out for his signature.
Valbuena told Telefoot: "Spain is an attractive league that I love. We'll see what happens. Anything is on."
Arsenal's move for QPR's Loic Remy is in danger of being scuppered by the striker's £80,000-a-week wages.
Arsene Wenger is keen to land Remy after tying up a £30million move for Barcelona's Chilean star Alexis Sanchez.
It's thought Wenger will pay the £10m QPR want for Remy – but not his wages.
The France international is not willing to take a pay cut to join Arsenal.
Remy spent last season on loan at Newcastle, scoring 14 league goals in 26 appearances, but his wages are too rich for the Toon, who are close to an £8.5m deal for Monaco's Emmanuel Riviere.
Burnley boss Sean Dyche insists he will only spend within the club's means this summer.
The Clarets have already brought in Michael Kightly, Matt Gilks, Marvin Sordell, Matthew Taylor and Steven Reid - all on free transfers or for nominal fees.
And Dyche insists that model will remain for the duration of the window.
He told the Sunday People: "The team has to be competitive this season. It has to deliver performances that at least give you a chance to win.
"But would I do that and rip the heart of the club out? No, it's not my style. I'm still learning but it's not the way I intend for my development.
"We have some resources but I'm not going to blow them on one player because it could wreck the club for the future."
Roma defender Mehdi Benatia wants to sign for Chelsea this summer - and not Manchester City.
The 27-year-old has been linked with a switch to the Etihad in recent weeks, although that interest appears to have cooled with a deal for Eliaquim Mangala in the pipeline.
And according to Gazetta dello Sport, Benatia is keen to link up with Jose Mourinho instead.
He came close to moving to Stamford Bridge during the Portuguese's first spell and would be available for around £30million.
Sunderland are weighing up a move for QPR hitman Charlie Austin this summer, according to the Mail.
The 25-year-old plundered 20 goals for Harry Redknapp's men last season as they clinched their return to the Premier League.
Nevertheless, Black Cats boss Gus Poyet is keen to take him to the north east with doubts over his strikers.
Danny Graham is widely expected to depart, while Poyet is also concerned over the fitness of Jozy Altidore.
That means Austin is at the top of his wishlist but Redknapp is reluctant to sell.
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce is trying to sign young Swiss sensation Michael Frey in a £2million deal.
Frey, just 20 next week, broke into the Young Boys of Berne side this season and is rated the country's most exciting prospect for years.
West Ham want to sign the giant striker to give Andy Carroll some competition.
Frey has also been watched by Liverpool and Juventus but his advisors think he would be lost in the shadows at both clubs.
Moving to West Ham and working his way into the side is seen as a better career path for the Swiss starlet.
Crystal Palace have reportedly had an offer accepted for Tottenham midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson.
The Icelander made just 14 starts for Spurs last season and has been linked with a return to former club Swansea.
However, well-connected Palace fanzine Five Year Plan claims the Eagles have had an £8million bid accepted.
Should the deal go through, it would smash the club's previous transfer record.
And as our man Ed Malyon points out, Sigurdsson would be a welcome addition at Selhurst Park.
Assuming Palace don't get gazumped, Gylfi Sigurdsson is a good signing. Set pieces, goals from midfield and an upgrade in quality.— Ed Malyon (@eaamalyon) July 13, 2014
Bojan's proposed switch looks close to completion after he was left out of Barcelona's pre-season training squad.
The 23-year-old broke onto the scene at the Nou Camp as a teenager but his career has somewhat stalled since.
A series of loan spells have failed to reignite his form but Mark Hughes is eager to take him to the Britannia.
And according to Marca, talks are set to continue after Bojan discovered he wasn't in Barca's plans.
Newcastle defender Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa is heading for St Etienne.
The 25-year-old joined the Magpies from Montpellier 18 months ago but has struggled to settle on Tyneside.
And according to the Newcastle Chronicle, he is set to return to France.
Yanga-Mbiwa has reportedly spoken to St Etienne and both parties are confident a deal can be completed this week.
Both Lens and Bordeux registered an interest but could not meet the player's demands.
We know what they did last summer.
Tottenham sold Gareth Bale to Real Madrid and spent the £85million shattering their transfer record to build up their fans' top-four hopes - only to let them down again.
The similarities with Liverpool, as the Reds surrender star striker Luis Suarez to Barcelona, may be be striking but Liverpool do look in better shape to cope.
In Brendan Rodgers they have a man with a clear, positive vision of the way that he wants his team to play its football.
Young Arsenal striker Wellington Silva is set to go on loan to Almeria next season.
The 21-year-old has spent time out on loan since joining the Gunners in 2010 due to work permit issues.
They are however confident of him finally getting clearance to make the move to north London next year.
His agent Alex Soares told Sky Sports: "A deal has been agreed between Arsenal and Almeria for Wellington Silva to go on loan for the season.
"We are hopeful that, after this loan at Almeria, Silva will be able to return to play for Arsenal and they will monitor his progress in Spain next season."
Stuart Pearce rules out Jamaal Lascelles move to QPR.
Rangers had a reported £4million bid turned down last week for the promising defender.
A host of Premier League teams have been linked with the England under-20 international.
Forest boss Pearce told the Nottingham Post: "Not in the immediate future," when asked about if his star players would soon be leaving.
"When it comes to our better players, there is no chance (of them leaving) at the minute."
"My challenge is to build a squad that is capable of winning promotion," he said.
Liverpool on verge of fourth signing
Lazar Markovic is believed to have sealed a deal to Anfield according to Metro.
The Benfica winger has been one of Brendan Rodgers main targets this summer and it looks like he is on his way.
The promising Serb told Benfica fans: "Thank you for everything and goodbye!", on his Facebook page.
He would become the fourth signing following Rickie Lambert, Adam Lallana and Emre Can.
Target blow for Manchester United
Real Madrid's Angel Di Maria looks set to join big spending PSG according to Talksport.
With James Rodriguez setting his sights on a dream move to the Bernabéu, the Argentine winger could be off-loaded.
United have been linked with the player but it looks like they miss out due to a lack of Champions League football in the coming season.
Louis van Gaal still hopes to do big business soon with Artura Vidal favourite to join the Reds.
Manchestser United target Angel Di Maria looks set to start World Cup Final.
It was revealed earlier that The Real Madrid man could snub the Red Devils and move to PSG.
According to our man Ed Maylon the flying winger looks to have won his fitness battle.
Argentina's Radio de la Red reporting that Di Maria *is* fit to start and Enzo Perez drops to bench. Big news #ARG— Ed Malyon (@eaamalyon) July 13, 2014
Manchester United target Mats Hummels Barcelona bound?
The German defender is set to grace the Maracana in tonight's World Cup Final but where will he be playing next season?
The Daily Sport report that Hummels could join the Catalan giants according to reports out of Spain.
This would be a blow for Louis van Gaal who is keen to bolster his central defence after the departure of Vidic and Ferdinand.
See here for all the latest transfer news coming out of Old Trafford.
Former Liverpool striker Michael Ngoo set for European club
Danish club Odense are interested in signing the 21-year-old according to reports from the Daily Mail.
The forward is now a free agent after failing to make an appearance in the first team at Anfield.
Brendan Rodgers is still hoping to bring in more players after the signing of Rickie Lambert, Adam Lallana and Emre Can.
More out of Anfield now as Reds close in on Alberto Moreno
Our man Alan Nixon exclusively revealed that chief executive Ian Ayre is flying out to Spain to try and secure the £18million deal.
The Sevilla left back could be just one in a long list of new buys thanks to the huge cash windfall following the sale of Luis Suarez.
It's also understood that a second defender in the form of Swansea's Ben Davies could be joining Brendan Rodger's men.
Remy Cabella arrives on Tyneside
According to reports from the Press Association, the French international has been seen in the city.
Alan Pardew will hope to complete his signing, making him the fourth after capturing Siem de Jong, Jack Colback and Ayoze Perez.
It is reported that Newcastle agreed a deal for the Montpellier midfielder 48 hours ago believed to be in the region of £12million.
Colombian star Juan Cuadrado's
Manchester United and Arsenal are on alert after it looks that highly rated Cuadrado could be on the hunt for a move.
Fiorentina manager Vincenzo Montella has said they won't stand in the way should he want to leave but he won't come cheap.
"Should he stay, it will be good. Otherwise, we will seek to replace him," Montella told Sky Sport Italia.
"We need to evaluate the player's aspirations and, above all, if there is a club out there that can pay what he is truly worth."
However, it is believed that Spanish giants Barcelona are the favourites to land the flying attacker.
Big European news concerning Angel Di Maria and James Rodriguez now
Our man John Cross writes that Di Maria is on his way to Paris Saint Germain in a £50m move.
This would surely clear the way for Colombian World Cup star James Rodriguez.
The Argentine winger has reportedly refused to sign a new deal and they do appear to have set their sights on Rodriguez who revealed it would be a dream to join Los Blancos.
Manchester United now look like they will have to put all their efforts into signing Juventus' Arturo Vidal.
Lady Gaga meets new Swansea signing Lukasz Fabianski
This tweet was taken by Swans kitman Michael Eames who said: "Lady Gaga asked for a picture, couldn't say no!"
The singer met members of the team during their training stay in Chicago.
Although, looking closely its hard to say if this really her....
Lady Gaga with members of the Swansea City Football Club today. pic.twitter.com/auK3x3flEU— Lady Gaga Now (@LadyGagaNowNet) July 12, 2014
Slim pickings in transfer land at the moment
It's as if there is some big game on preventing any transfer action from taking place....
Should there be any movement you shall be the first to know.
This final is getting tense now - Stay tuned folks!!
Newcastle latest - Remy Cabella update
A deal to sign the Frenchman is looking very very close now.
The Montpellier man is at St James' Park tonight according to the The Northern Echo.
You think they would have all waited till the final was over! Perhaps they are all sat around the table watching it before contracts are signed.
It is reported that Newcastle agreed a deal for the Montpellier midfielder 48 hours ago believed to be in the region of £12million.
Done Deal
West Ham United have sealed the deal for Ecuador striker Enner Valencia according to the Telegraph.
He has signed a £12million five-year contract with the Hammers.
He was impressive during the World Cup scoring three times in the group stages.
Sam Allardyce will hope the 25-year-old will help to solve the scoring issues they had last season.
That's all folks!
Just as ze German's scored a late winner to steal the glory it's time to say Gute Nacht! on an action packed day of juicy transfer news.
Back on tomorrow so make sure you comeback for more up to date transfer news.
Cheerio from Mirror Football :)


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enjoinSaltos de línea: en¦join
Pronunciación: /ɪnˈdʒɔɪn , ɛn-/
Definición de enjoin en inglés:
verbo[with object and infinitive]
1Instruct or urge (someone) to do something: the code enjoined members to trade fairly
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- The code also enjoins the rebels and the government to refrain from any provocative acts such as arrests, kidnapping and extortion.
- More than three decades passed before Lewis enjoined his readers to utilize dumb-bells as instruments that would benefit their lungs, improve the condition of their hearts, and enhance their vigor.
- They enjoin members to be 'gentle and compassionate, kind and courteous'.
urge, encourage, try to persuade, adjure, admonish, press, prompt, prod, goad, egg on, spur, push, pressure, put pressure on, use pressure on, pressurize, lean on;
instruct, order, command, direct, give the order to, give the command to, tell, require, call on, demand, charge, warn;
entreat, exhort, implore, appeal to, beg, beseech, plead with, nag
informal put the heat on, put the screws on, twist someone's arm, railroad into, bulldoze into
literary bid
1.1 [with object] Prescribe (an action or attitude) to be performed or adopted: the charitable deeds enjoined on him by religion
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- Fasting is one of the five 'pillars of Islam' and is enjoined on everyone who has reached puberty.
- All happens only by the will of Allah and the acceptance of this reality is enjoined on the believers.
- The first is to explain why - if moral action is a hindrance to nirvana - the texts continually enjoin the performance of good deeds.
1.2 [with object] (enjoin someone from) Law Prohibit someone from performing (a particular action) by issuing an injunction: he was enjoined from using the patent
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- In the meantime, Mr. Meyer is enjoined from in any way further interfering with the flow of water in the channel from the plaintiffs' land across his land.
- With respect to the military commissions, we were enjoined from going forward with military commissions by a district court order.
- The Florida Supreme Court overruled her and enjoined her from certifying.
Middle English (formerly also as injoin): from Old French enjoindre, from Latin injungere 'join, attach, impose', from in- 'in, towards' + jungere 'to join'.
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enjoinment sustantivo
- Example sentences
- The plaintiffs say its search service relies on methods that are too similar to their system, and are demanding an enjoinment and damages.
- And the terms of reference will include an enjoinment that they stay at the tactical headquarters.
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First things first, I'm the realest (realest)
Drop this and let the whole world feel it (let 'em feel it)
And I'm still in the Murda Bizness
from Iggy Azalea (Ft. Charli XCX) – Fancy Lyrics on Genius
Iggy has been the realest bitch from the very beginning when she came out with her mixtape, Ignorant Art.
In one of her more popular songs off the EP, "My World", she claims the title of being the realest where she says
Pound for pound around town
I'm the illest bitch
You see me be the realest bitch
In the second line she doesn't want you to forget that her rhymes were just as vicious when she started so she makes reference to that same hit as well as another song off the incredibly tight mixtape with "Drop That".
The last line is a final reference to a major single that released about a year ago featuring her mentor and dear friend, T.I., called "Murda Bizness".
She wants to give the whole world a better taste of her creative intellect and talent as a female rap artist, so best y'all feel this.
(This is a tamer starting line compared to the other female rapper topping the charts currently.)
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Libya makes arrests over deadly US embassy attack
Libyan authorities have made several arrests in connection with the attack on the US consulate in Benghazi in which the ambassador was killed.
New Libyan Prime Minister Mustafa Abu Shaqur told the BBC the investigation was making progress.
The attack happened on Tuesday during protests over a film made in the US that mocks the Prophet Mohammed.
Similar protests have spread across the Middle East and North Africa. Further unrest is expected at Friday prayers.
Clashes between riot police and protesters continued overnight in the Egyptian capital Cairo, where Islamist groups and others have called for a peaceful "million-man march" later on Friday.
The demonstrations, and violence, which have spread through the Middle East and North Africa are a reminder that, in this part of the world, religion and politics are often the same thing. Religion defines lives and is part of people's identities in a way that secular Europeans forgot long ago.
It is a big part of the political transformation that has been happening since the Arab uprisings started last year. In the old Middle East, there used to be protests against the United States and its Western allies when they were perceived to be attacking Islam - everything from insulting the Prophet Muhammad to invading or bombing.
The authoritarian rulers of police states who depended on western support always kept them in check. But now the old red lines have gone.
US President Barack Obama has promised to do whatever is necessary to protect US citizens abroad and said he was urging foreign governments to guarantee their security.
A White House statement said he had thanked Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi for condemning an attack on the US embassy there and for launching an investigation.
"President Obama expressed appreciation for the co-operation we have received from the Yemeni government and underscored the importance of working together to ensure the security of US personnel," the statement said.'Wild actions'
In Benghazi, US and Libyan officials are investigating the possibility that heavily armed militants used the protest as a pretext for a co-ordinated assault.
Libyan officials say those arrested are being interrogated on suspicion of having instigated the attack.
Four embassy staff died, including Ambassador Chris Stevens.
Mr Shaqur blamed the attack on "criminals" and said anger against the film could not justify it.
"The people, they don't understand that such a case like this, the American government has nothing to do with it," he told the BBC.
"Somebody made a film and they put it on YouTube. It was very offensive for sure but that doesn't justify taking this wild actions against Americans or American embassies. People can come out and demonstrate and express their opinion peacefully."
Main flashpoints
11 September
1. US embassy in Cairo attacked, flag torn down and replaced with an Islamist banner
2. Mob attacks US consulate in Benghazi, US ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans killed
13 September
3. Protesters break into the US embassy compound in Sanaa, Yemen, amid clashes with security forces
Further violence reported in Cairo
Following the attack, some Libyans have taken part in rallies in Benghazi and Tripoli denouncing the violence.
Libyan Deputy Interior Minister Wanis al-Sharif told reporters that those arrested had been taken from their homes on Thursday but gave no further details.
No group has said it carried out the attack and Mr Sharif said it was too early to say if those arrested belonged to a particular organisation.Appeal for calm
Meanwhile, further protests against the film are expected on Friday.
In Yemen, demonstrators briefly stormed the grounds of the US embassy in Sanaa on Thursday and burnt the US flag before being driven back by security forces.
A White House spokesman said all those working in the embassy were safe and accounted for.
In Egypt, 224 people were injured in protests outside the US embassy in Cairo on Thursday, with some demonstrators demanding the expulsion of the ambassador. Police vehicles were set alight.
Egyptian media said that as night fell on Thursday, police were continuing to fire tear gas at stone-throwing protesters.
Calls for a million-man march in Cairo came from The Muslim Brotherhood, the Salafist al-Nour party and non-religious groups including the "Ultra" fans of Zamalek football club.
They said they had invited Muslims, Coptic Christians and all Egyptian citizens to join them.
President Mohammed Mursi said Egyptians rejected "any kind of assault or insult" against the Prophet Muhammad, but appealed for calm.
Small protests have also been reported in Bangladesh, Iraq, Morocco, Sudan and Tunisia, and security has been increased at US embassies and consulates around the world.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has condemned the film, entitled Innocence of Muslims, as "disgusting" and "reprehensible" but said it was no excuse for violence.
The film was shot in the US and posted online earlier this year. It depicts the Prophet Muhammad as a womaniser and the bloodthirsty leader of a ragtag group of men who enjoy killing.
However, the film's exact origin and the motivation behind its production remain a mystery.
Some of the actors involved have since condemned the film, saying they had no idea it was to be used as anti-Islam propaganda.


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Alvarion® Reports Q2 2012 Results
Alvarion Ltd. (NASDAQ:ALVR) a global provider of optimized wireless broadband solutions addressing the connectivity, coverage and capacity challenges of public and private networks, today announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2012.
Second Quarter Highlights
- Revenues of $33.8 million, a 1.5% sequential increase
- GAAP net loss of ($0.17) per share; non-GAAP net loss of ($0.09) per share
Management Comments
"Our second quarter results are in line with our guidance, with products from Carrier unlicensed solutions and Carrier licensed solutions performing as projected. We are particularly pleased with our book-to-bill which was above one as of the end of June," said Hezi Lapid, President and Chief Executive Officer of Alvarion."We believe that we are on track with the turnaround plan we put in place during the second quarter. In addition to the restructuring measures to reduce operating expenses already announced, we have taken additional steps, primarily the establishment of an independent division dedicated to our Carrier licensed solutions. We believe that this new structure will improve our focus across the board in all our different target markets and will help us reach profitability." "We are moving in the right direction and believe that we will report improved results in the third quarter. We expect the full impact of our restructuring initiatives to appear in our fourth quarter results, and we continue to aim for at least breakeven operating cash flow and modest profitability by yearend," concluded Mr. Lapid. Second Quarter 2012 Results In the second quarter of 2012, revenues were $33.8 million, an increase of 1.5% from $33.3 million in the first quarter of 2012, and a decrease of 39% from $55.4 million in the second quarter of 2011. GAAP net loss in the second quarter of 2012 was ($10.7) million, or ($0.17) per share, including restructuring and other charges of approximately $3.2 million related mainly to employee termination expenses and vacating office space. This compares to a GAAP net loss of ($6.9) million, or ($0.11) per share in the first quarter of 2012. GAAP net income in the second quarter of 2011 was $0.3 million, or $0.01 per share.
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A twisted take on classic fairy tales, featuring no shortage of sexual innuendo and other not-family-friendly deeds, it was not a matter of what Disney would change in their big screen adaptation of "Into The Woods," but how much of it would get tweaked. Well, according to the musical's original wri...Read More »
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For a man who's long been a giant in the field of musical theater, it's somewhat surprising that Stephen Sondheim hasn't been more of a feature on the big screen. Sure, there was his score for Alain Resnais' "Stavisky," a few original songs for Warren Beatty's "Dick Tracy" and co-writing the script ...Read More »


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For The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore, Blizzards are his Super Bowl
Being that The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore is from White River Junction, Vermont, he's seen some gnarly winters. But Cantore, whose spent more than 20 winters at The Weather Channel, thinks 2010-2011 will take the cake. Cantore, with his passionate outbursts at the site of the rare phenomenon of thunder snow, has been with the Channel since graduating from Lyndon State in 1986.
Based in Atlanta, Cantore hasn't spent a week at home in three months. The payoff: The Weather Channel is hitting new ratings highs. The network had its best day ever Tuesday in households (705,000) and it was the No. 1 cable news network for the day in A25-54 viewers topping FOX News, CNN, and MSNBC. We talked with Cantore yesterday as he was en route from Chicago where he covered the blizzard.
TVNewser: How does winter 2010-11 compare to others you've covered?
Jim Cantore: It's been a wild ride. You know what? I think that this is a winter that George Washington would be proud of. I want to be honest with you. It's just one of those that just never ends. Even this morning, we had freezing rain in Mobile, Alabama and South Texas — where a lot of people go to escape the cold. So it's — as they say — it's a good one. And it's not over yet. I don't care what the groundhog says.
TVNewser: Would you rather be reporting from hurricane force winds or two feet of blinding snow?


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You can start this quest by speaking to Pete Pan in Ventureland. At this point, you can either fix or destroy the crane found in the level to complete the quest.
To repair the crane, paint in the tiki masks near Pete Pan's booth to fill the inkwell with invisible ink.
While invisible, sneak by Pete Pan's booth to reach the crane.
Now have Oswald shock the pad to expose some thinned gears. Paint them in to repair the crane.
Revisit Ventureland at a later point and talk to Daisy to finish the quest.
To destroy the crane, thin out the tiki masks near Pete Pan's booth to fill the inkwell with indelible ink.
Head through the thinner waterfall into the next area.
In here, you can thin out a wall to reveal some fireworks. Move them next to the crane and ignite them to destroy it.
Return to Ventureland at a later point and head to the crane site to find Starkey. Speak to him to complete the quest.
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Peter Pan jumps and flies over Neverland searching for pixie dust and the kidnapped Lost Boys.
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This Friday in Turners Falls, there will be workshops, presentations and a big gathering designed to show people how arts can help a community do well, even with a broken bridge and lots of other problems. It's the fourth annual Creative Economy Summit, and I will be joining 30 other presenters doing workshops designed to educate and inspire.
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The site with the dedicated IP address is having a lot of mail problems. Mostly connection errors. Now mail is able to be recieved and sent. However, half of the time a connection error occurs when checking mail. I have looked at everything else. None of the other sites are having this much trouble. The only thing left I can think of is that it is DNS settings.
My question is this. The domain name is registered with Network Solutions. In the DNS settings, should the mail.domainname.com's corrisponding IP address be the dedicated IP address of the site? Or should the mail.domainname.com's IP address be the IP address of the Server/Pooled Address?
Sorry if this question does not belong here. I had no idea where to post it and this seemed like the best place since we don't have a DNS forum.
let's say you shared IP address is 220.127.116.11 and the dedicated IP address is 18.104.22.168. You mail server is maybe 18.104.22.168. All your MX records need to point to 220.127.116.11. Did you look at the other DNS records to see if they match the dedicated one?
The strange thing is, should I not be recieve mail at all if mail is on the server's IP address? I am recieving mail. I just can't hold a connection.
It might not be DNS-related at all. I've had a handful of people who have been able, after they patched XP with SP2, to send and receive e-mail via Outlook on some accounts and not others, with intermittent problems here and there. Very frustrating.
Try removing -- not upgrading -- any firewall and reinstalling the latest version. This has cured each of my problems (so far).
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P.S. This happened before and after upgrading to SP2 although now with Outlook 03 on SP2 it is fine.


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What a Carve-Up!
"After 17 years of publishing books I believe are worthy, practical, and authoritative," says Perigee editor-in-chief Marian Lizzi, "I've finally figured out the key to strong sales: fake blood!"
The jack-o'lantern carving guide Extreme Pumpkins has already had three printings and found its way onto the BookSense bestseller lists lists—and of course the next two weeks promise to be just as hot for the book, if not hotter. Author Tom Nardone is having fun tracking the book's success on his website, including his role in an upcoming Travel Channel documentary on Halloween.


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New K-9 officer honors fallen Lancaster County soldier
The memory of a Susquehanna Valley soldier killed in Afghanistan will live on through a new addition of the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office.
Magnum, the new K-9 officer, just started on the police force and is used for bomb detection at the county courthouse.
The name Magnum was chosen to honor Pfc. Brandon Styer, a Lancaster County soldier who died in Afghanistan three years ago.
Magnum was also the name of Styer's dog.
"It's an honor, nothing but an honor to the young men and women who come back from overseas. And the ones who don't come back and spend time with their families, it keeps their honor alive and keeps their memory going," said Deputy Ron Hoover, with the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office.
Styer's mother asked the Sheriff's Office to honor her son in this way. Styer wanted to be a K-9 officer after his tour of duty.
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