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Moto X: First Impressions
September 28th, 2013
The MyTouch 4G
After dealing with a horrible Sense overlay and a total lack of rom updates from the rooting community on my T-Mobile MyTouch 4G, I vowed to get only Nexus phones in the future.
The Verizon Galaxy Nexus
My next phone was the Verizon Galaxy Nexus. That was a big mistake.
No, unlike the Nexus One and Nexus S (or the later Galaxy Nexus GSM version), the Verizon Galaxy Nexus did not get timely updates from Google.
Transitions between CDMA 3G and LTE 4G were horrible—if I got in an area with poor LTE coverage, the phone would never be able to make up its mind whether it wanted 3G with three bars on 4G with no bars, so I would just end up with essentially no usable mobile data. Radio updates never fixed this problem.
More importantly, the battery life on the Galaxy Nexus is piss poor. Check out this great chart, where, out of over forty phones, the Verizon Galaxy Nexus rates last for battery life on web browsing (3 hours vs. 7-9 hours on any smartphone you could purchase now). Whether I had the screen dimmed or used an extended battery pack or whatever, I could never consistently get more than two hours' worth of on-screen time. Usually it was about 100 minutes.
What else to consider?
So the past few months, I've been reading about a lot of different potential phones. People were raving about the Samsung Galaxy S4, but my parents got that phone, and when I helped them set it up, I knew the phone wasn't for me (not a fan of TouchWiz, and there doesn't seem to be a stable Cyanogenmod for that model yet).
Over the summer, I seriously considered the Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition, as well as the HTC One Google Play Edition. I was also curious about what the next Nexus 4 might be like.
The Moto X
When I started reading about the Moto X, I was a bit disappointed. People were comparing number of processors (dual-core vs. quad-core) and screen resolution (720p instead of 1080p) to other top-tier phones, and the Moto X seemed to come up short.
But then the tide turned a bit in the online reviews. All of a sudden, online reviewers were actually using the phone, and they were raving about how well it fit in the hand, how the new Moto X–specific features were actually useful and not gimicky, and how the battery life really was that good.
Some hiccups along the way
Unfortunately, Motorola totally botched the Moto X launch. It wasn't announced with a clear release date. And they made a whole big deal about Moto Maker and customization, but then Moto Maker (initially at least) is available on AT&T only. And the phone itself is available in the U.S. only (sure, part of the marketing was that it's assembled in the U.S. instead of China, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be available in other countries).
More importantly for my situation, once I ordered my Moto X, I immediately got a confirmation saying that it was In Stock (which I take to mean existing and ready to be packed up and shipped—not ready to be assembled in Texas, and then packed up and shipped), ready to ship in 1-2 business days, and then shipped with two-day shipping. I kept logging into my Motorola account to see if the status would change from Not Shipped to Shipped. Maybe I would get an email with a package tracking number.
Instead, one day randomly—while my online account still said Not Shipped, the phone just arrived via Fed Ex. The whole thing from order to receipt took six days (not six business days but six days).
Interestingly enough, I now have the phone, and have it activated on T-Mobile, but Motorola still (as of this writing) says it's not shipped.
The Moto X
So I get the phone, and it comes in a white box with a Motorola logo on the front. Included is a power cable (micro USB), a little tool to get the SIM card out, a T-Mobile SIM card in the phone itself, and the phone itself with a nice screen protector already on it.
When I turned the phone on and connected it to my wireless router, this is the first thing I saw once I logged in:
Am I worried at all that I didn't get a Nexus phone? No. Sure, it's still technically running Android 4.2.2 when Android 4.3 is already out, but I have Android 4.3 on my Nexus 7, and I honestly cannot tell the difference between the two. Still, The Moto X has a fairly vanilla Android–looking interface (no Sense, Motoblur, or TouchWiz), and...
... it gets updates fairly quickly.
A few annoyances
One really annoying thing about the Moto X is that when I got it, there was already a voicemail notification (which makes no sense, because I hadn't actually activated it on T-Mobile yet, and there was no phone number attached to the phone). The worst part about it was that there was no way to clear the notification. I couldn't swipe it away. I couldn't actually listen to the voicemail to get it to go away.
Here you can actually see me trying to call the voicemail to get the message to go away as the Moto X is interrupting me to tell me the software update installed okay.
The other thing that's annoying is the overwhelming number of how-tos. Any time you launch an application or do anything, every app is trying to tell you how to use it. I signed in with my Google account. Google, you know I've had four Android devices before this. You should know I know how to use these apps!
And, of course, there's a very convenient auto-backup of photos to Google Plus, which oddly gets its own separate app called G+ Photos. The horrible thing about the app is that it notifies you (with your default notification sound) every time photos get backed up. There is no option to have the photos back up silently in the background. My temporary workaround? Disable all notifications for Google+.
There is a little nub or dimple you can rest a finger in on the back of the phone, but generally the phone back is pretty slippery. I guess the assumption is everyone would get a case? I don't know. Slippery expensive phones... not good.
One last small annoyance: there doesn't seem to be a way to disable the vibration that occurs when you unlock the phone (yes, even if general haptic feedback is turned off in the settings).
Okay. What's good about the phone?
- I mentioned before that it comes with a screen protector. It does. Most phones will come with some kind of temporary screen protector that is ugly and not meant to be used permanently. The Moto X comes with a screen protector that covers the screen fully, with a little hole for the mic. There is no branding on the screen protector that covers up the screen. The only unsightly bit is a small white triangle on the bottom-left corner that you can scissor off and still have the rest be useful to protect the screen.
- Active Notifications is the bomb, even with a pattern or pin lock. I love that I can pick up the phone to check the time without having to press the power button to wake it up. The phone just knows you want to check the time and displays the time for you. It also knows you're picking it up to unlock the phone to use it, so you don't have to press the power button first, and then unlock it. It's also nice (yes, even if you have pattern or pin security in place) to be able to swipe notifications from the middle of the screen instead of from the top down. My hands aren't huge, so one-handed (yes, I ride public transportation, so I don't always have two hands available) it's nice to not have to get my phone into an awkward position so I can swipe down to see a notification.
- The double-twist to activate the camera really works. And it is really convenient. I'd read some criticisms about the camera and the shutter speed for the Moto X. Coming from the horrible camera and shutter speed on the Galaxy Nexus, though, the Moto X camera is like a dream to me.
- I know I'm not the first person to say it, but the phone feels nice in the hand. All the pictures and videos you see online of the phone make it look like a rectangular brick, just like any other Android phone. No, it's not. The phone has a big screen that doesn't seem big. The phone feels very snug and small in your hand—comfortable (apart from the back being slippery).
- It feels fast. I don't know anything about dual-core or quad-core or processor speeds or GPUs. I do know my Nexus 7 has a quad-core processor and 2 GB of RAM and is generally fast but can sometimes be sluggish. The Moto X has a dual-core processor and 2 GB of RAM, and it is just the buttery smooth that Jelly Bean was supposed to be last year on every Android phone. It is certainly much smoother in terms of getting up the list of recent apps or returning to the home screen. This phone does not lack for performance.
Other notes
The whole OK Google Now thing doesn't really work well, and I don't personally see any use for it in my daily routine.
Where I am, I'm getting much better data service from T-Mobile than I got from Verizon. Very shocking to me!
I don't really understand why people got all excited about being able to customize the colors on the phone. Maybe I'm boring, but black works for me.
I haven't had a chance to really test out the battery life on this thing. I'll update the post or put up a new post about battery life when I get the chance.
This is the first Android phone I've gotten that I didn't want to root and install a custom rom on right away! I highly recommend this phone!
Memo from 2008: Chrome stores passwords in plain text (*gasp*)
August 7th, 2013
Just when I thought shoddy tech "journalism" couldn't stoop any lower, there is now a supposedly "new" report out that Chrome stores its passwords in plain text.
From Google Chrome security flaw offers unrestricted password access at The Guardian:
A serious flaw in the security of Google's Chrome browser lets anyone with access to a user's computer see all the passwords stored for email, social media and other sites, directly from the settings panel. No password is needed to view them.
Absolutely no mention that this has been known for years. Why this is being reported now, I have no idea.
From Google Chrome flaw exposes user passwords at The Telegraph:
Software developer Elliott Kember stumbled across the vulnerability when importing his bookmarks from Apple's Safari browser to Google Chrome. He discovered that it was mandatory to import saved passwords from one browser to the other – something he described as 'odd'.
After doing a bit more digging, he found that Google does not protect passwords from being viewed when a user is logged in and running Chrome. Anyone with access to the computer can view stored passwords by going to the advanced settings page and clicking on the "Passwords and forms" option, followed by "Manage saved passwords".
Here the reporter goes a step further to make it sound as if this is some new discovery.
This is not a new discovery. Many people, including the developers at Google, know about this, and have known about this for years. It's a deliberate (albeit bad) design choice. I knew about it in 2009, and I've known about it ever since.
Someone back in December 2008 already reported it to Google:
Google, Why does your browser Chrome not have a master password for saved passwords? This is ridiculous
and Google's response:
Hi everybody,
We understand that many of you want a master password for your saved passwords in Google Chrome. You've laid out many scenarios in which this might be useful, but the most common is that if your computer were to fall into the wrong hands, that person would then have access to your saved passwords.
While we agree that this situation would be terrible, we believe that a master password would not sufficiently protect you from danger. Someone with physical access to your computer could install a keylogger to steal your passwords or go to the sites where your passwords are stored and get them from the automatically filled-in password fields. A master password required to show saved passwords would not prevent these outcomes.
Currently, the best method for protecting your saved passwords is to lock your computer whenever you step away from it, even for a short period of time. We encrypt your saved passwords on your hard disk. To access these passwords, someone would either need to log in as you or circumvent the encryption.
We know this is a long-standing issue, and we see where you're coming from. Please know that your security is our highest priority, and our decision not to implement the master password feature is base
Okay. It took Google almost a year to make that official response, but that's still almost three years ago!
I thought the "There are millions of Android malware apps (which no one is actually installing)" scare headlines were bad enough. Now known bugs that are deliberate design choices are suddenly newly-discovered security flaws. I can't palm forehead this enough...
If you want to store passwords with a master password, use Firefox. The master password encrypts your saved passwords. It's not a perfect solution, but it's better than what Chrome's doing... and has been doing for years.
Blaming actors of color isn't productive change
June 4th, 2013
Okay. I've gotten in heated arguments with friends about this, but I firmly believe that we should not blame actors of color for taking on demeaning roles. Acting is a tough enough line of work. You do not always have the luxury of turning down roles.
There's some value in this critique of Star Trek: Into Darkness, but I definitely take serious issue with this section:
In the end, this really comes down to whether or not people of colour desire inclusion at all costs, or are happy to settle for a negative portrayal, just to see ourselves on the big screen.
Yeah, I think I'd rather see some non-White actors actually getting some work, since they're usually severely underrepresented in popular media than have them institute some kind of boycott, especially since the boycott would be pointless (Google Hollywood whitewashing for more details). You can't prevent Hollywood from being racist by refusing to portray racist stereotypes or enact negative portrayals (ever see Breakfast at Tiffany's?).
If you really want to do something positive for people of color in the media, support them financially. Vote with your wallet. If you know a movie directed by or starring a person of color is coming out and may be worthwhile, be sure to watch it opening weekend, so the numbers look up for it.
For Hollywood at this point, a predominantly or totally White feature film that fails at the box office won't doom prospects for other White filmmakers and actors, but a similar box office disaster could be a major setback for future endeavors from people of color. Don't blame people of color for taking negative roles. Blame the people who put them in those roles, and support the kinds of films you want to see with your actual spending money.
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Tweaking Privacy Settings in Ubuntu 13.04
April 28th, 2013
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
By default, when you do searches in Ubuntu, you'll see online results (from Amazon, as of Ubuntu 13.04—in future versions they may include other online results), too. Some people don't like this. Fortunately, you can turn this behavior off.
Search for Privacy. Select the real result at the top (not the web results below it).
You'll see Include online search results as On.
Installing software in Ubuntu 13.04
April 28th, 2013
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
The best way for new users to install software in Ubuntu is using the Ubuntu Software Center. This is a similar process to using Apple's App Store or Google's Play Store to install applications—one central location to manager your applications.
First, find the Ubuntu Software Center icon, which will oddly have an A on it instead of something indicative of the name Ubuntu Software Center. Click it to launch.
Once it's launched, you can search in to the top-right corner for part of the name of the application you're looking to install. In this example, I'm trying to install ubuntu-restricted-extras.
Once you've found what you want, click Install.
Enter your password when prompted.
Wait for the installation packages to download and install.
If you notice a gray question mark appear on the bottom-left corner, you may have to click it to take care of a dialogue (e.g., agreeing to some terms of use).
When you see the green check mark on the application package's name, it's all done installing!


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It was busy month and I'm behind with my blog posts. First of all Happy New Year to all of you and wish you all the best through the new year!
This is a short note for installing Oracle Database with ASM under Oracle Enterprise Linux 6.x, which is not certified YET!
If you are running ASM with ASMLib you may get the following error when try to create ASM disk:
[root@db-app2 ~]# oracleasm createdisk DISK01 /dev/mapper/data01 Writing disk header: done Instantiating disk: failed Clearing disk header: done
Writing the header on the disk fails without obvious reason. Well, it turned out that Security Linux was blocking the access to the disk. Because configuration of SELinux is not part of the startup configuration any more I just forgot it.
To disable the SELinux edit file
/etc/selinux/config and configure
SELINUX=disabled. Then reboot your system and run getenforce to confirm that SELinux is disabled:
[root@db-app2 ~]# /usr/sbin/getenforce Disabled
The ASM disk is created successfully this time:
[root@db-app2 ~]# oracleasm createdisk DISK01 /dev/mapper/data01 Writing disk header: done Instantiating disk: done
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Gays, lesbians and bisexuals smoke at a rate more than double that of the heterosexual population in California, according to the state Department of Public Health. In L.A. County, the disparity is not as large, but gay and bisexual adults still smoke at a rate more than 50 percent higher than their straight counterparts, according to the Los Angeles County Health Survey.
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World Health Assembly (WHA 67) agrees to create pooled R&D fund, endorses delinkage of R&D costs from product pricesSubmitted by James Love on 24. May 2014 - 4:45
Today the World Health Assembly (WHA) reached consensus on a "decision", WHA67(15), regarding the Consultative Expert Working Group (CEWG) on Research and Development.
WHA67: Statement of South Africa on behalf of the African Region on Access to Essential MedicinesSubmitted by thiru on 23. May 2014 - 4:08
On Friday, 23 May 2014, the World Health Assembly is currently discussing access to essential medicines in the context of resolution EB134.R16, tabled China in January 2014. The following statement was delivered by South Africa on behalf of the 47 members of the African region. South Africa highlighted the point that "vaccines and anti-cancer drugs remain out of reach of millions of people in both developed and developing countries."
KEI Notes on TTIP 5th Round: How to engage in a dialogue without access to the text?Submitted by Claire Cassedy on 22. May 2014 - 14:47
Wednesday, at the George Mason University Law Campus in Arlington, VA, the Office of the US Trade Representative hosted an all day Stakeholder Forum in conjunction with the fifth negotiating round of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. The first part of the day was devoted to Stakeholder Policy Presentations, with several hours of presentations by a variety of industry, academics, trade associations, and public interest groups. The latter part of the day consisted of a briefing by the US Chief Negotiator Dan Mullaney and the EU Chief Negotiator Ignacio Garcia-Bercero.
67th WHA Side Event on Innovation and Access for Middle-Income Countries, Wednesday 21 May 2014Submitted by Claire Cassedy on 20. May 2014 - 13:01
This Wednesday 21 May 2014, Knowledge Ecology International (KEI), Civil Society Coalition, Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), Oxfam, Health Action International (HAI) and Treatment Action Group (TAG) will host a side event at the WHA on, "Innovation and Access to Medicines and Vaccines: Emerging Challenges and Opportunities for Middle-Income Countries."
Call for Action on Cancer Drugs by YP-CDN, KEI, and UAEM at 67th World Health AssemblySubmitted by Claire Cassedy on 19. May 2014 - 15:01
At the opening of the 67th World Health Assembly, today the Young Professionals Chronic Disease Network (YP-CDN), Knowledge Ecology International (KEI), and Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM) released a briefing, "Cancer medicines are essential in reducing the global burden of non-communicable diseases."
WIPO fails to reach agreement to convene a Diplomatic Conference for adoption of the Design Law TreatySubmitted by thiru on 9. May 2014 - 23:44
On Thursday, 8 May 2014, the General Assembly of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) appointed Francis Gurry as Director General for a second term. This second term would run from 1 October 2014 to 30 September 2020.
The General Assembly also addressed the following topic: "Consideration of the Convening of a Diplomatic Conference for the Adoption of a Design Law Treaty." At the close of business on Friday, 9 May 2014, the General Assembly could not reach consensus on convening a Diplomatic Conference on concluding the Design Law Treaty.
SCCR27: Chair's ConclusionsSubmitted by thiru on 7. May 2014 - 15:18
At 12:56 AM on 3 May 2014, WIPO's Copyright Committee, (SCCR27) could not reach agreement on the future work on "Limitations and exceptions: libraries and archives." The main point of contention was "text-based work" which the European Union sought to excise from the text. Consequently, the Committee was at an impasse in developing an appropriate international legal instrument (in whatever form) on copyright exceptions and limitations for libraries and archives (whether model law, joint recommendation, treaty and/or other forms).
Is Resale Right on the Work Program for SCCR? Maybe.Submitted by Manon Ress on 2. May 2014 - 10:40
May 2, 2014, during "other matters" to be discussed at the WIPO SCCR, some observers and delegates were a little surprised by the number of delegations who spoke in favor of adding "resale Rights" to the agenda of next SCCR sessions. However, some of the observers and delegates were not at all surprised having observed this week the diligent work of a CISAC representative with various key delegates.
SCCR 27 Difficult Discussion re Orphan Works & Author Right to Withdraw Work from CirculationSubmitted by Manon Ress on 2. May 2014 - 9:32
May 1, 2014 SCCR TOPIC 7
The discussion regarding orphan works included the rather difficult and political topic of moral rights and the right to withdraw a work from circulation. Can a library reproduce and make available a work that the author wants withdrawn from the public?
For example the Africa group had proposed:
Right to Access Retracted and Withdrawn Works
Governments Interventions on Limitation of Liability for Libraries (some may surprise you)Submitted by Manon Ress on 1. May 2014 - 10:43
SCCR 27 May 1, 2014 Limitation of liability for libraries and archives
Michelle Woods for the WIPO SECRETARIAT provided the SCCR with this very useful summary of the various proposals on the table:
This topic is on limitations of liability of libraries and archives. There is also actually a proposal to make that limitations on liability "for" instead of "of" libraries and archives, reflected in the text.
KEI intervention on Library Access to Orphan works, at SCCR 27Submitted by James Love on 1. May 2014 - 8:28
KEI and other NGOs attending SCCR 27 have been able to make interventions on various articles in the proposed library treaty. On the issue of library access to orphaned works, KEI's intervention covered the following points, and made a proposal for text.
1. There is ample evidence that national approaches to providing access to orphan works is quite diverse.
2. The diversity of approaches have been used by some to express pessimism that this issue can be addressed in a treaty.
Cross-Border Evidence at SCCR 27 May 1, 2014Submitted by Manon Ress on 1. May 2014 - 6:58
If the Broadcasters'treaty often appeared to be a treaty in search of a problem in the last few days (or years?), the Libraries and Archives' problem is about a treaty in search of a solution... or maybe solutions. And if the problems (and thus solutions) were not specifically cross borders...well, the librarians and archivists of the world would not be here "en masse" testifying at the Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights, a Committee extremely proud to have created the WCT and the WPPT to solve the cross border issues of copyright owners.
The Need for an International Agreement on Orphan Works? A Large Coalition of Librarians & Archivists Make the Case at SCCR27Submitted by Manon Ress on 1. May 2014 - 6:04
Orphan works are obviously the bread and butter of libraries and even more so for Archives, the very institutions that deal daily and all over the world with unpublished, anonymous but still culturally extremely valuable works. One would think that since there is little economic value for these types of works as well as an obvious international need to preserve and access these types of works, the discussions could go smoothly and result quickly in a new WIPO agreement. However, progress are slow, too slow for the good of copyright!
The six countries listed in the Special 301 list, every year, had much higher growth of incomes than USASubmitted by James Love on 1. May 2014 - 4:59
According to USTR's 2014 report, six countries have been listed on the Special 301 list "every year since the report's inception." The six countries that have appeared on the Special 301 list every year were Chile, China, India, Indonesia, Thailand and Turkey.
SCCR27: African Group position on Limitations and Exceptions for Libraries and ArchivesSubmitted by thiru on 30. April 2014 - 19:24
On Wednesday, 30 April 2014, Kenya delivered the following statement on "Limitations & Exemptions for Libraries and Archives" on behalf of the African Group. In contrast to the European Union, the African Group underscored the point that copyright limitations and exceptions


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|Michigan quarterback Devin Gardner tumbles into the end zone for a fourth quarter touchdown, his third of the game, during Michigan's 63-47 win over Indiana in their NCAA football game at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Saturday, Oct. 19, 2013. (AP Photo/Lon Horwedel)
Michigan allowed its most yards in six years on Saturday and still beat Indiana by 16 points. That's just one of the stats that marked a wild afternoon in Ann Arbor. The Wolverines put up a bunch of wacky numbers, both good and bad, in beating the Hoosiers 63-47.
Jeremy Gallon racked up an astounding 369 yards receiving, trailing only the FBS-record 405 yards Troy Edwards had for Louisiana Tech in 1998. Devin Gardner finished with school records of 503 yards passing and 584 yards of offense and Fitzgerald Toussaint ran for four touchdowns.
That should have been more than enough for a blowout win.
But Michigan's defense was nearly as generous as Indiana's.
The Hoosiers threw for 410 yards, converted 8 of 14 third downs and had 28 first downs in just 21½ minutes on offense.
Michigan (6-1, 2-1 Big Ten) probably won't find it nearly as easy to score its next time out. The Wolverines play rival Michigan State, the nation's leader at just 228 yards allowed per game, on Nov. 2.
Here are some of the other performances to remember from the third weekend in October:
LYNCH MOB: Northern Illinois star Jordan Lynch put together yet another extraordinary performance in a 38-17 win over Central Michigan. Lynch set an FBS record for rushing yards by a quarterback with 316 on 32 carries, and he scored three times on the ground. Lynch added 155 yards passing as the Huskies (7-0, 3-0 MAC) won their 13th straight road game — the nation's second-best such streak behind Oregon (18 games).
HALLIDAY NEEDS A VACATION: Washington State's Connor Halliday also set an FBS record for quarterbacks, although it came in a 62-38 loss to Oregon. Halliday completed 58 of 89 passes for 557 yards and four touchdowns for the Cougars (4-4, 2-3 Pac-12), breaking the record for pass attempts of 83 set by Purdue's Drew Brees in 1998. But Halliday also threw four interceptions and has 17 total picks, the most in the country. Pac-12 rival Sean Mannion of Oregon State still leads the nation with 2,992 yards passing, but Halliday is now second with 2,798 yards
THAT 70s SHOW: The notion that Kansas State had discovered the blueprint for stopping Baylor was put to rest Saturday night in Waco. The sixth-ranked Bears, who were to held to just 35 in a win over the Wildcats last week, scored at least 70 points for the fourth time in five games and embarrassed Iowa State 71-7. How bad did Baylor beat the Cyclones? Iowa State had nine first downs — and the Bears scored nine touchdowns. Baylor (6-0, 3-0 Big 12) now has 53 touchdowns in six games and leads the nation in scoring offense at 64.7 points per game.
HEARTBREAK HILL: The most valuable performance on Saturday might have come from BYU quarterback Taysom Hill. He threw for 417 yards and four touchdowns, ran for 128 yards on 34 carries and threw the winning TD pass with 1:08 left as BYU (5-2) edged Houston 47-46. Hill either ran or threw the ball 78 times, leading an offense that compiled a staggering 41 first downs.
EXTRA POINTS: Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon became the second rusher to crack 1,000 yards this season with 142 yards in a 56-32 win over Illinois. Gordon is second nationally with 1,012 yards, just 24 behind Western Kentucky's Antonio Andrews. ... Oregon State has the nation's leading passer in Mannion, the nation's leading receiver in Brandin Cooks (1,176 yards) and the national leader in interceptions in Steven Nelson. He's tied with Jimmie Ward of Northern Illinois with five picks. ... Missouri's Michael Sam is now tied with Clemson star Vic Beasley with 9 sacks after picking up 3 in a 36-17 win over Florida. ... Texas Tech's Ryan Bustin leads the country with 16 field goals and is 10-for-10 between 20 and 29 yards.
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Cigna Applauds "Milestone For Babies" With March Of Dimes Sponsorship
Recognizing an important historical milestone for the March of Dimes, Cigna (NYSE: CI) today announced the kick-off of its 19 th annual March for Babies Campaign. Since 1995, Cigna has been national sponsor of March of Dimes March for Babies events nationwide.
This is a special year for March of Dimes as it celebrates its 75 th anniversary. Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1938 established the organization to fight polio. Today its mission is to help moms have full-term pregnancies and research the problems that threaten the health of babies -- a perfect complement to Cigna's mission to help people improve their health and well-being.
Cigna has been a big part of the March of Dimes success story. Since 1995, its annual March for Babies Campaign has served as a highly visible and effective demonstration of its commitment to helping families everywhere enjoy healthy futures. Over the past 18 years, 69,498 Cigna people have participated in various March for Babies events. Together, Cigna, its people, and the Cigna Foundation have contributed more than $27 million to the March of Dimes.
"One of the most important steps we can take in helping people improve their health and well-being is to give our smallest people the best start we can," said Dr. Alan Muney, Cigna's chief medical officer and co-chair of the company's March of Dimes Campaign. "We're enormously proud that this long-term partnership of Cigna and its people with the March of Dimes has made a direct, measurable difference in the health of babies.""Having babies preterm carries huge financial impact as well as emotional hardship for families," said Ann Asbaty, chief operating officer of national accounts for Cigna and a campaign co-chair. "According to the March of Dimes, the cost to have a healthy baby from birth to her or his first birthday is $4,551. For a preterm baby, the cost is $49,033. Reducing preterm birth helps reduce this burden on families and employers, who often pay these bills."
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North Korea's roots lie deep in Korean history.
For years, Korea had contained one of Asia's most active set of communist groups and activists. Leftist activists had gone to Manchuria to fight the Japanese and to China to fight with Mao Zedong against Chiang Kaishek. During Japan's 35-year occupation of the Korean peninsula (1910-1945), these same organizations had worked underground to reestablish Korea's independence.
In 1945, Korea was faced with a new set of foreign occupiers: Soviet forces in the north, American forces in the south. Ironically, the line chosen by the U.S. State Department to separate the two — the 38th parallel — was the same boundary used by Japan and Russia in the early part of the 20th century to stake out areas of influence on the peninsula. As in the past, no Koreans were consulted.
At war's end, among the thousands of Koreans returning home from China, Manchuria, or the Soviet Union was Kim Il Sung, a Soviet army captain. Kim, raised in Manchuria, had fought against the Japanese in Manchuria and northern Korea since his early 20s, first with a band of Korean guerillas, then with the Chinese army, and, finally, since 1941, from a Soviet training camp near Khabarovsk. Conversant in Chinese and Russian, the 33-year-old Kim had earned a reputation as a heroic guerilla commander.
When Soviet occupying forces formed a provisional government for northern Korea in early 1946, they chose the charismatic Kim to head it. Just over two years later, on September 9, 1948, three weeks after the formation of the Republic of Korea to the south, he would be named premier of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
But Kim Il Sung displayed no intention of allowing the DPRK to become a mere Soviet satellite state. Though Soviet influences could be found throughout North Korea — particularly in the security forces, media, and the country's arms trade — differences remained. Going against traditional Marxist-Leninist theory, the communist party in North Korea was a party of the masses, not the vanguard. Whereas Stalin had squashed ethnic nationalism in the Soviet Union, Kim wholeheartedly embraced Korean nationalism. The focus of North Korea's national pride was the Korean People's Army, charged in 1948 with taking the Korean guerilla campaign against the Japanese in Manchuria as its example.
Still, this was no soft socialism. Under Kim's rule, sweeping land reform was enacted in 1946 that redistributed over 2 million acres of land in just a month. Industries were nationalized, women were guaranteed equality under the law, and political action cells were formed to "educate" the population.
By comparison with the more rural South, North Korea was economically well-endowed. With a far smaller population, it contained the bulk of Korea's heavy industry, mining, and electricity plants (a fact that in the early days of the divide often led Pyongyang to cut Seoul's electricity at will). Per capita productivity was booming.
Kim wasted little time in consolidating his hold over this budding socialist success story. Korean communists who had worked at home or in China, Manchuria, and the Soviet Union were integrated into his government, but, by 1949, Kim had overcome factionalism to be named "suryong" ("leader") of the ruling Korean Workers' Party. His mission was clear: unite Korea.
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Merkel, who is running for a third term at the helm of Europe's largest economy in Sept. 22 elections, revived a theme she has honed during the euro area's debt crisis, saying global financial markets require further regulation and watchfulness by policy makers.
German taxpayers shored up eight of the country's biggest banks with more than 300 billion euros ($392 billion) in capital and guarantees during the turmoil sparked by the 2007 meltdown of the U.S. housing market. The banks are in varying stages of repaying the funds.
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Thanks for the reply,
Mine is definitely a volvo, well that is, volvo head gaskets fit the last time i did them !!
But good thought on the "MD17", the heads look the same at a glance without pulling them or the covers off, same layout of bits and pieces, same looking Hex Key oil fill caps, decompression set up etc etc. However it is painted red and not your standard volvo green, but anyone can paint an engine! Are perkins red by standard issue??
I did look at the engine number (didn't write it down though!) there was no brand name left on the engine number plate (been in the weather a while!!!) but I will go and see if i can find the engine number. I will see what google yields if i can decipher the engine number.
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The United Nations refugee agency has said that thousands of people have fled to the Central African Republic (CAR)'s main international airport to escape violence in the country in recent days.
"Over the past 10 days arbitrary arrests, detention, torture, extortion, armed robberies, physical violence, restriction of movement, lootings and attacks on civilians have displaced thousands of people," the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) said in a statement on Thursday.
According to the statement, as many as 6,000 people have fled to M'poko airport in the capital Bangui.
The country has been the scene of violent clashes between hostile groups since its independence from France more than five decades ago.
On August 18, Michel Djotodia, the former leader of Seleka rebel coalition, was sworn in as the new president of the Central African Republic.
The new president promised "to preserve the peace, to consolidate national unity (and) to ensure the well-being of the Central African people."
A recent UN report blamed the Seleka rebels for much of the chaos in the country, saying, "uncontrolled Seleka elements and unidentified armed groups" in the country committed "arbitrary arrests and detention, sexual violence against women and children, torture, rape, targeted killings, recruitment of child soldiers and attacks."
In July, the International Federation for Human Rights said at least 400 murders by Seleka-affiliated groups had been documented since March.
There are many mineral resources, including gold and diamonds, in the Central African Republic. However, the country is extremely poor and has faced a series of rebellions and coups since it gained independence in 1960.
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This interactive National Weather Service interactive visualization includes outlook maps for 6-10 day, 8-14 day, 1 month, and 3 month temperature and precipitation patterns in the US, as well as a hazards outlook and drought information.
This in-depth interactive slideshow about how climate models work is embedded with a lot of background information. It also describes some of the projected climate change impacts to key sectors such as water, ecosystems, food, coasts, health. (scroll down page for interactive)
Global sea level has been steadily rising for decades and is expected to continue. Scientists have very high confidence that global sea level will rise at least another 8 inches and as much as 6.6 feet by 2100, causing significant impacts in U.S. coastal regions. This report lays out the science and describes possible scenarios to help planners and policy leaders assess the risks.
Greenhouse gas emissions and increased global temperature will change weather, climate, ecosystems, and food supply. Each degree Celsius (1.8 deg Fahrenheit) increase in global average temperature (up to 4 deg C) would likely result in the following: 5% to 10% less total rain in southwest North America, the Mediterranean, and southern Africa; 5% to 10% less streamflow in some river basins; 5% to 15% lower yields of some crops. The document clarifies short- and long-term consequences of various scenarios.
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