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Hi there. Just had our new electrolux wave w/d set installed a few days ago and i have a couple of questions for those of you that have them...
1). Leaving the door ajar. It seems like it is either all the way open or closed with no way to keep it open just a little. Ours is a laundry closet so the way it is now the big closet door has tobe open all the way so the washer can stay open. Saw someone mention that they were able to leave open just a bit and I'm hoping to find out how 2). After the wash there is about an inch of water in the two right hand cups of the dispenser. Manual says there might be a little but they are basically full. I tried leaving dispenser open and the next day they were still half full which makes me concerned to close it for mold. Because of the tight fit in the closet we would have to leave the closet doors open for days to give enough time for dispenser to dry. Are these issues with my machines specifically? Any advice on how to resolve? Thanks |
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I had the SAME issues when I had a Wave Touch set for a few weeks. The doors (which drove me crazy) are open or shut. What we did was use a bungee cord on the little metal clasp hook by the inside of the glass door, and just hooked it (end of hook was rubber coated!!) the rubber boot seal/ring. Looked like hell, but kept the door ajar a few inches and allowed the inside to air out. After I am done with laundry, I NEVER leave the soap tray in the machine. I either leave it in the sink next to the washer, or just put the tray on top of the machine, on a small microfiber towel or something. This way, with the door ajar (via the bungee cord) and the soap tray removed...the machine can thoroughly air out. I do the same with ALL my Mieles (alas no bungee corde needed :) |
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Consumer grade tools and services such as blogs, Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn have entered the IT security landscape - bringing both functionality and dangers to your business. These Internet applications, web services, and other consumer online products are quickly blurring the lines between corporate and personal usage while increasing malware outbreaks and data loss.
Utilizing Social Media services while maintaining enterprise security, has become an organizational requirement as IT departments must balance use with control.
"Firms are using more consumer-style Web applications…, with 84% of firms increasing their use of Web applications" - Forrester2010
Prohibiting employees from accessing social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn is no longer realistic. Blocking and application control policies are becoming inefficient with dynamic user generated content and cross-site, drive-by attacks on good websites. Combined with access through multiple endpoints (mobile devices, PDAs, and tablets), old approaches are no longer effective.
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MSI P965 Neo
Now it's to our last board for this roundup, the MSI P965 Neo which is MSI's cheaper board in their P965 range. The board is actually smaller than the rest of the group measuring a standard ATX layout size. This board will fit into the more compact ATX cases on the market. The PCB is a red colour that MSI uses for its mainstream products.
Placement of connectors is really a mixed affair - the 24-pin power and 4-pin CPU port are between the Northbridge heatsink and the I/O ports, not the best place for them at all. The IDE port is located near the SATA ports at the bottom right of the board, which is not too bad. The FDD connector is really in the worst place at the bottom middle of the board which is just a horrible place to put it.
Layout around the CPU is reasonably clean. The board features a 4 phase power system for the CPU and is not cooled by any external means.
The rear I/O is setup to MSI's mainstream standards. There are no e.SATA ports, SPDIF ports or any extra features here.
Lastly we are onto expansion slots. MSI goes for a single PCI Express x16 slot (like the Foxconn motherboard, ATI Crossfire support is not possible), 2 PCI Express x1 slots and 3 PCI slots. For additional controllers there is only a single JMicron chip for the IDE controller.
As far as features go, out of all the motherboards in this roundup the MSI has the least amount but that should make pricing more affordable and that's something we will look into later.


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ROANOKE, Va., March 21, 2012 – WVTF Public Radio has named Steve Brown as its new music director.
Since October 2011, Brown has hosted the weekday "Morning" and "Afternoon Classics" from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., "a lengthy announcing schedule by any broadcasting standards," said WVTF Program Director Rick Mattioni.
In his role, Brown now programs all the classical music for the weekdays and Saturday afternoons. In addition, Brown updates the playlists that appear on the WVTF website and maintains the music library. He posts to the station's Facebook page and takes calls from listeners. He is also the producer and host of the live broadcasts of the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra (RSO) and "Inside the Music" podcasts. He will also continue to serve as the director of public service announcements.
"Steve Brown's expertise in broadcasting, his encyclopedic knowledge of classical music, and his artistic activities in the community make him the perfect music director, producer, and host of WVTF's classical music programs," says Mattioni.
Brown found his way to WVTF in 2001, when the station was still broadcasting from a much smaller studio before the construction of the new broadcast center on Kingsbury Lane. Before joining WVTF, he worked in the Office of Sponsored Programs at Virginia Tech.
During his time at the station, his responsibilities and time on the air has changed. "I started 'Afternoon Classics', had the 'Classical Encounter' show for five years, co-hosted the RSO concerts with Bill Svec. [Seth Williamson's] passing has been the greatest change I've experienced at WVTF. Of course, I'd rather not have come into this position as I did. Seth Williamson was – rightly – an extraordinarily popular personality, a remarkable person with an incredibly wide base of knowledge and interests. I can't – nobody could – take his place," says Brown.
Mattioni says he feels lucky to have Brown on board. "He works very hard to make selections that reflect the full breadth of the WVTF [classical] music library of 8,500-plus CDs, which translates into roughly 70,000 individual pieces of music. I count on Steve to promote the Metropolitan Opera broadcasts and train part-time and substitute announcers. He programs, produces, and hosts a regular daily broadcast of the highest quality, and he has the extraordinary ability to maintain that quality and control when faced with unexpected regional and national breaking news, local and regional emergency information, and critical weather and traffic reports."
"Steve's knowledge, insight, and clarity make him the perfect host for our audio podcast series. He can go head to head with anyone when it comes to discussing music, and much more," says Rodney Overstreet, marketing director of the RSO.
RSO and Long Island Philharmonic Music Director and Conductor David Stewart Wiley says, "We are undeniably blessed to have a person of Steve Brown's understanding and passion for the orchestral repertoire at the helm of our beloved WVTF's classical music programming. As the conductor of the RSO, it has been a real benefit for me to have Steve host and produce our live performances, rebroadcasts, and the "Inside the Music" podcasts."
Steven White, Metropolitan Opera conductor and artistic advisor for Opera Roanoke, says, "The advantage of having Steve Brown serve as WVTF's music director is that he is a fabulous musician, conductor, and composer himself, and he knows the music inside and out."
Brown remarks, "I'm really enjoying it. I try to pick upbeat major key stuff primarily, especially in the morning, but I can get adventurous. I love introducing good but unknown composers and works. That's the great thing about this music, no matter how much you know, there's always something new. Personally, I love Beethoven, Haydn, big romantic piano concertos and symphonies, but that's just the tip of the iceberg," he said.
"I'm just doing my best, playing music that I like and that I know other people enjoy, and want to listen to," says Brown. "I try and balance favorites with new works that are worthy of attention, and I hope the fact that I really love this music comes through to the listeners."
Brown served 21 years in the U.S. Navy. During his time in the service he worked in broadcasting and served as a choir director. He also did a stint at WUWF Public Radio in Pensacola, Fla.
Brown is active in local theater and serves as associate conductor and unofficial composer in residence for the Blacksburg Community Band. His original body of work in music and theatre includes five musicals, three plays, and hundreds of compositions that have been performed by orchestras and bands both locally around the world.
Brown resides in Christiansburg with his wife, Maureen, and children.
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And skinny-dipping. A little further on is Moonstone Beach, which my sister, who escaped Brown as often as she could, told me was a nude beach favored by students. Today the long, sandy stretch is accompanied by signs reminding visitors that this is a family friendly beach where there is to be no nudity. Still, it's worth the walk.
Onward to Watch Hill, the last coastal town in Rhode Island before crossing the state border into Connecticut. This grande dame of a village once vied with Newport as the toniest resort in the state, but its turn-of-the-20th-century shingled "cottages" were much less pretentious. Indeed, when I started visiting Watch Hill with my then-two-year-old son, it was a rambling, fraying, lost place; the large old houses were considered white elephants, hard to maintain, constantly battered by ocean wind and salt water.
We used to stay in the ramshackle Ocean House, built in 1868, with its huge stone hearth and communal dining room. The place always felt thrillingly, frighteningly as if it were about to slide into the ocean. We would head down toward the beach to ride the colorful wooden creatures of the Flying Horse Carousel. The wind caught their real tails and manes and we suspected we might soon spin off into the air. Residents claim that the carousel, built in 1879, is the oldest in the country.
But that was in the mid 1980's, before the go-go years of the last boom economy. In the nineties, a new generation of money began to renovate the old houses. The Ocean House was rescued by Chuck Royce, a Wall Street financier with a passion for architecture. He spent an astonishing $146 million over five years to tear down the building and rebuild it, replicating the old exterior and its sunny color. Inside, there is little left of the old place, except for the handsome stone hearth—and the stunning views over a long, dramatic, sandy beach and the open ocean.
Where the old hotel had 159 guest rooms, the new one has 49. Each room is large and the bathrooms are spalike, with Edwardian-style fixtures. Art from the local Lily Pad Gallery (for sale) lines the hallways. There's a seriously long indoor pool and a spa that features seasonal ingredients, such as pumpkins in the fall and strawberries in the spring, in its scrubs and oils. At the restaurant, Seasons, all the produce is fresh and locally harvested whenever possible, and the bread alone is worth the price of admission. You have to be an investment banker to afford to stay here—or to buy one of the lovely residences on offer. But, hey, that's probably in keeping with the original spirit of the place.
Leaving Seasons one night, it struck me, as only someone staggering away from a deliciously indulgent meal can be struck, gazing out over the starlight twinkling in the ragged surf, that coastal Rhode Island is a delicious, old-fashioned ice cream sandwich of a place. On either end are the rich, luxurious bits. The fun stuff is in the middle, and you have to catch it fast before it disappears—only to be replaced by something quite similar, in another delicious flavor. But at its heart, and in spite of the encroachment of real estate developers, the true coastal experience, the one that leaves a trace on the soul, hasn't actually changed that much in 200 years. Its riches remain quietly hidden among coves and crannies, tucked in under the scrubby pines and behind the dunes, available to anyone curious enough to slow down and find them.


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Department of Psychology
Home › Academics › Colleges › Henry Kendall College of Arts and Sciences › Departments and Schools › Department of Psychology › About the Department
What is Psychology?
Courses in the Psychology Department address fundamental questions about human nature such as: What are the basic laws of human behavior? How do people use information? What motivates people to do what they do? How do people develop and change? How do families, organization, and communities influence people? Our courses also train students to use scientific methods to determine the validity of answers to questions like the ones listed above. Other courses examine possibilities for applying psychological science to solve human problems.
Academic Atmosphere
Our faculty is genuinely committed to teaching. We promote an atmosphere of collegiality among faculty, students, and support staff. We expect excellence from our students and encourage them to develop to their full potential by going beyond coursework to participate in research and community service.
Department of PsychologyLorton Hall 308PH: (918) 631-2248FAX: (918) 631-2833


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UFC on Fuel TV 3 settled the future of the UFC's featherweight division with a main event between Dustin "The Diamond" Poirier and the "Korean Zombie" Chan Sung Jung Tuesday night. Taking place at Fairfax, Va.'s Patriot Center, it saw the "Korean Zombie" win a brutal battle that could wake the dead.
Both men delivered enough violence for "28 Days Later." Jung caught one of Poirier's kicks early and took him down twice. Jung then cut "The Diamond" with elbows, and ate up kicks going into Poirier's guard.
Dueling "Zombie" and "USA" chants erupted as both fighters traded blows and Jung drilled Poirier's head into the ground stuffing a takedown. As if smelling blood, "Zombie" began throwing vicious knees and rolled through another takedown to try some ground and pound.
From there, Jung put Poirier through some serious survival horror. Strikes were relentlessly launched, limbs often torqued and bodies frequently slammed. Poirier tried weathering the assault, but it was too much. "Zombie" caught him in a d'arce choke and drove him into his darkest nightmares.
Earlier on, Tom "Filthy" Lawlor came to party, entering the Octagon with a birthday entourage sporting zany hats. Once the cage door closed, he was all business in a quick brawl with Jason "The Athlete" MacDonald. Dropping MacDonald with hooks to each side of his head, "Filthy" found a place in the winner's circle with a whirlwind TKO.
"Virginia is for lovers, right?" an elated Lawlor said after the match. "I love you guys. This is definitely one of the best 50 states to fight in."
Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone also came prepared for a shootout with Jeremy "Lil' Heathen" Stephens. He struck on all levels, bashing Stephens' entire body every chance he got. By fight's end, "Cowboy" had made a map of bruises on Stephens' face. It was a spectacle that won Cerrone the fight via unanimous decision.
In other action, Fabio Maldonado faced Igor "The Duke" Pokrajac in an all-out brawl. Pokrajac planted Maldonado on the mat, pinning him until a late standup. Once on the feet, the two traded vicious body blows in a relentless exchange. From there, the match devolved into dirty boxing bursting with knees and heaps of hooks. In the end, Pokrajac edged out Maldonado in a split decision.
After that, Yves "Tiger" Jabouin tangled with Jeff "Hellbound" Houghland. "Tiger" pounced early with a spinning low kick that rocketed Houghland across the cage. A second one floored him, and Jabouin followed with frantic hammer fists. It didn't work, however, and "Tiger" pursued his prey to a unanimous decision win instead.
Amir Sadollah scrapped with Jorge Lopez in the co-main event. Grappling for cage control, Lopez eventually laid him out with a gigantic slam. Sadollah survived, and both men tried grinding each other down from then on. In the night's most lackluster fight, Sadollah scored the "W" via split decision.
Besides that one bad fight, UFC on Fuel TV 3 was one of 2012's most entertaining cards thus far. A small card that delivered big fights, it also promises that featherweight champ Jose Aldo has a "Korean Zombie" in his future.


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Watch: America's little Mercedes
BMW's 4-Series Coupe concept is essentially the vehicle that will replace the current 3-Series Coupe. There's precedent to BMW's three-car monte number game. For example, the BMW 6-Series Coupe is essentially a 5-Series Coupe. The 3-Series will be the sedan, just like the 5-Series is. BMW says, "the "4" stands for greater sportiness, greater exclusivity and even clearer differentiation from the BMW 3 Series range."
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In the days following the shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, there's been a surge in demand for products that can protect children from bullets.
Elmar Uy, who is the Vice President of BulletBlocker, a company that sells protective backbacks, vests and other bullproof gear says in the last week, sales have jumped 500 percent and they're still climbing and desperate parents seeking ways to protect their kids in the most extreme situations.
BulletBlocker sells a line of protective backpacks, which are on sale through their website bulletblocker.com for $199.99.They also sell separate shields for $175 to fit inside laptop bags, backpacks or purses to turn your bag into an instant shield.
Around the nation, in Boston bullet blocker promises "your peace of mind, is our business."
In Austin bulletproofme.com says sales are up 50 percent; new customers, schools and daycare facilities. Even the Colombian designer of Fashionable Protective Clothing has a request for bullet resistant garments for a toddler.


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Department store jc penny credit card
About JC Penney
Founded in 1902, JC Penney is almost as American as apple pie. This department store chain has over 1,100 stores in every state including Puerto Rico. With most stores located in shopping malls, jcpenney was also recognized in the past for its catalog sales. More recently it overhauled its entire approach and did away with sales and discounts. Jcp changed its inventory to reflect ongoing lower prices. The new pricing structure was initially received well but the end results are still not confirmed.
Headquartered in Plano, Texas, JC Penny carries clothing and apparel for men, women and children. Shoes, jewelry, beauty items are located in all jcp stores along with housewares and electronics. For 2012, JC Penneys had revenues of $17.2 billion. Some of the top name brands that are carried through jcpenney include Liz Claiborne, Martha Stewart and Happy Chic by Jonathan Adler.
In the last few years JC Penney has been home to Sephora, a leader in name brand cosmetics. Located inside the store itself, Sephora carries only major brands inside their studio. Regular events are held onsite showcasing different makeup techniques and new product lines.
In addition to their position as a leader in the retail world, jcpenny chooses a different charity each month such as Big Brothers Big Sisters, Habitat for Humanity and girls inc. If you round up your total, JC Penney will donate the additional amount to the charity of the month.
The JC Penny credit card
How to Sign up for a JC Penny credit card.
JC Penny has enjoyed customer loyalty for over 100 years. All JC Penney credit card customers get plenty of rewards and benefits. You can sign up online or at the JC Penney store nearest you. Your application is subject to credit approval. You could be approved instantly if all of your information is considered - but if more is needed you will be notified of what else is required to get approved - or why you were not approved.
The JC Penny credit card is issued by GE Capital Retail Bank. You must be 18 years of age and a resident of the U.S. in order to apply for a credit card at jcp. You will also be required to provide a valid form of identification when you sign up for a credit card at the retail locations.
You may apply or login to your current account from.
Benefits of a JC Penny credit card.
Once you are approved for a jcpenny credit card you should set up your account online. You may need to activate your store card before you use it for the first time. You will find a label with a phone number on your jcp credit card with instructions if you do need to activate it.
The next thing you want to do is register your credit card online. Input all of the information required to create your online profile. In exchange you will receive extra benefits for signing on.
If you are approved you don't have to wait for your card to come in the mail to make a purchase. Bring in a photo ID to the customer service desk at your nearest jcpenney store and you will receive a temporary card to use in the store for the entire day. You qualify for this temporary card 24 hours after you have been approved. You should receive your permanent JC Penny credit card in the mail within 7 to 10 business days. If you don't receive it within 10 days contact the credit services department at JC Penney.
You can use your JC Penny credit card at any of their retail locations as well as online. You can also use it at Sephora.com, CVS Pharmacy and Rite Aid Pharmacy.
As a JC Penny credit card holder you will be among the first to hear about new products and promotions as well as upcoming special events. You'll be notified when your rewards are going to expire so you don't miss out.
You can request a replacement jcp card using your online account. If your credit card is lost or has been stolen you must contact the credit services department immediately.
How to Earn Rewards with your JC Penny credit card.
When you receive your JC Penney credit card you are automatically a jcp reward member. Every time you spend $100 on a qualifying purchase either in the store or online you will receive a $10 jcp reward. Every month you can earn up to $100 when you use your jcpenny credit card for these purchases.
You will receive rewards one of three ways, by email, through your computer so you can print them, or on your mobile phone. With your online profile you will have access to exclusive offers for JC Penny credit card holders only. You can look up your past purchases and double check your reward points.
When you sign up online you may find a special deal that is good for that day. You may be eligible to save 20% for the day or save 10% on special purchases such as jewelry or items for your home.
There is special financing in place for larger purchases. The special promotion is good for furniture purchases, window treatments, fine jewelry, and custom decorating items. You are eligible for fraud protection and a special gift on your birthday each year.
Using e-Services.
When you log onto your account you can utilize the e-Services option. These email messages can be used to notify that a payment has been made, to request an extra store card, to make a payment and to request a statement. You can also ask for your credit line to be increased as well as update your personal info.
Having a JC Penny credit card is a great way to start saving money. Check on the jcpenney website to find the store nearest you or go online and start shopping. Take advantage of your new jcp credit card and build your points so you can enjoy free rewards for doing exactly what you were going to do any way – shop.


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KSUCPM Graduation
Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine 2014 Commencement
Cartwright Hall
Kent State University
Mandatory rehearsal is Wednesday, May 14, 2014 on our campus. The Office of Institutional Advancement is graciously sponsoring a breakfast in the cafeteria for the graduates from 9:00am – 10:00am and rehearsal will start immediately afterwards at 10:00am.
Tickets All guests (including children 1 year and older) must have a ticket to enter the ceremony hall and be seated 25 minutes prior to ceremony start time in order to view the processional. Graduates will be able to download their tickets on Friday, March 21 until Friday, April 25, 2014.
Post-Commencement Reception-There will be a Post-Commencement Reception after the ceremony at Kent State University. Food and beverage stations will be available. Graduates and their families, as well faculty and staff are all invited to attend this event. Kent State University takes great pride in celebrating the honorable accomplishments of our graduating students at this special celebration.
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Uninstall Updates 1.2
Completely remove programs and leftovers from your PC with Uninstall Updates. Uninstall Updates is the uninstaller software that can delete files from an incomplete uninstallations and clean up your registry.
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Uninstall Wizard is a freeware innovative uninstall utility much faster than Windows Add/Remove applet. With its advanced and fast algorithm, Uninstall Wizard scans before and after you uninstall an application. After the program's regular uninstaller runs, you can remove additional unnecessary files, folders and registry keys that are usually left over on your computer.
Wise Program Uninstaller 1.57
Wise Program Uninstaller is a powerful and trustworthy uninstall tool on the software market nowadays. It uninstalls applications you don't want, repairs broken registry entries, forcibly remove stubborn applications and invalid uninstall entries. Wise Program Uninstaller is compatible with Win8/7/Vista/XP and offers help files to guide all its users.
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RemoveWhitespaceFromAddRemovePrograms 1.0
This is a small utility that cleans up the registry in those cases where huge gaps of whitespace is displayed in the add/remove programs control panel applet. The gap is caused by a badly formatted "DisplayedIcon" entry in the uninstall area of the registry or a bad icon file. We read about the cause in Raymond Chen's blog and decided to write this tool that cleans up the registry entries. You can download, use and distribute it for free.
See also: uninstall, icons, registry, problem, gap, huge gap, white space, add/remove programs, DisplayIcon
Safarp 0.5
Safarp is a small and fast alternative to the "Add or Remove Programs" Control Panel applet of Windows 2000/XP. It displays a list of the installed programs and allows one to uninstall / repair them. Other features : Search function Obsolete list entries removal Export program list to a file (HTML, RTF, CSV...) Accessibility via the Control Panel (optional) Option to hide the Windows hotfixes
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Quick MSN Messenger Remover 1.5
Ever wanted to uninstall MSN Messenger but you notice Microsoft does not list it in the Add/Remove programs list? Look no further! Quick MSN Messenger Remover quickly and easily removes MSN Messenger with the click of a button.
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Add Remove Program Cleaner 2.0
This program allows you to clean up the Add/Remove programs list in the control panel. It should only be used to remove entries that are broken and cannot be removed by running the uninstall program.
See also: Uninstall, Add, Remove, Programs, Clean
Remove Windows Messenger 1.0
Utility to Remove Windows Messenger or Uninstall it permanently. The software is designed to permanently uninstall windows messenger from the system tray. Software is a handy system utility software which allows you to easily remove windows messenger from system.
See also: remove windows messenger, uninstall windows messenger, disable windows messenger, windows messenger removal tool
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XPS Removal Tool 3.05
XPS Removal Tool allows you to remove the Microsoft XPS Document Writer (MXDW) print queue and driver package from a Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 2003 Server, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2012 installation. XPS Removal Tool also helps you to uninstall XPS Essentials Pack from Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. Command-line version available. Easy to use! Freeware!
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Nintendo earnings weather economic downturn
Japanese video game and console maker Nintendo Co. reports earnings for the first nine months of the fiscal year ending March on Thursday. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to the period.
OVERVIEW: Nintendo's earnings are expected to hold up relatively well given the damage Japanese companies have suffered from the financial crisis and the strengthening yen. Sales are still going strong for Nintendo's Wii, the world's top-selling home console, and the DS handheld, as well as for the latest Super Mario game software,
Cell phones and other portable gadgets are adding functions such as gaming, threatening parts of Nintendo's turf. But consoles like the Wii that connect to the Internet are rapidly becoming living-room devices for streaming movies and other video, not just games.
To stay competitive, Nintendo, which also makes Pokemon games, cut the Wii price to 20,000 yen ($220) from 25,000 yen ($280) in Japan, and to $200 from $250 in the U.S. last year. Sony Corp. earlier cut the price of its PlayStation 3 to about $300. The Wii is now about the same price as Microsoft's low-end Xbox 360 Arcade. The price on Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox 360 Elite was cut to about $300 in August.
BY THE NUMBERS: Nintendo is forecasting its first drop in profit in six years for the fiscal year through March 2010, at 230 billion yen ($2.6 billion) profit. Nintendo reaped a record 279.1 billion yen profit for the fiscal year ended March 2009. It had initially forecast a profit of 300 billion yen ($3.3 billion), up 7.5 percent on-year, for the fiscal year through March.
Nintendo does not break down quarterly numbers.
The Kyoto-based manufacturer expects to sell 20 million Wii machines and 30 million DS machines in the 12 months through March 2010.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters, on average, expect fiscal year profit of 228 billion yen ($2.5 billion).
ANALYST TAKE: Takeshi Koyama, analyst with Mizuho Securities Co. in Tokyo, thinks Nintendo sales were strong in the key North American and European markets as well as Japan for the key year-end shopping season.
"Nintendo is relatively solid," he said. "DS sales aren't as strong as expected, and the machine may be in for an upgrade either this year or next year."
But what will ultimately determine Nintendo's fate in the long run is the software game lineup for its machines, and Nintendo has done well so far, he said.
WHAT'S AHEAD: Nintendo and its rivals are pushing peripheral equipment for consoles like Nintendo's Vitality Sensor, which measures the player's pulse. Sony recently pushed back to later this year the release of its motion-controller, its answer to the Wii wand. Sony is also set to offer 3-D gaming, which will need special glasses and a 3-D TV. Microsoft's motion-control device is called Project Natal and uses a camera to eliminate the need for a button-pushing controller.
STOCK PERFORMANCE: Nintendo shares have lost about a sixth of their value over the past year. On Wednesday, Nintendo rose 0.6 percent to 25,680 yen ($285) in Tokyo.


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Fishing is heating up at just the right time. That's because tomorrow marks the beginning of our August Heat Derby! Everyone who books a fishing tour with Painter's Lodge or April Point during the month of August is automatically entered into the derby.
The biggest Chinook salmon caught in the month of August will win a 3 day/2 night fishing package at Painter's Lodge. Anglers who catch the biggest Chinook each day will also receive one night's free accommodation at Painter's Lodge or April Point. Plus, everyone who catches a fish will be entered into a random draw to win a bonus prize.
So, just how good has the fishing been? We had two Tyees caught last week and another near Tyee (29 pounds) caught last night. My camera has been working overtime just trying to keep up with all the fish. Many of our guides have resorted to using buckets to bring their fish to the scale because there are simply too many to carry!
Although most of the fish are still being caught south of Quadra Island at The Hump, I've also heard there are more fish appearing up north at Brown's Bay, Deepwater Bay, Greensea Bay, and Chatham Point. With additional fishing locations about to get hot, and fish getting bigger as they prepare to spawn, it should make for an awesome month of fishing!
So what are you waiting for? Call 1-800-663-7090 or go to http://www.painterslodge.com/specials/august-heat-derby/ to enter the derby and join in on all the fun!
Catch you later,


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Top 5 Walk-Up Songs For 2014 Twins Players
There are many walk-up songs in baseball that make a lot of literal sense for a baseball player to have. Others, however, sort of come out of left field. Pun intended.
2-11-14 Bob McDonald Day On The WCCO Morning News With Dave Lee
The Governor has proclaimed today to be "BOB McDONALD DAY IN MINNESOTA." Dave Lee caught up with Coach this morning.
Top 10 NFL Players On New Teams
Super Bowl contenders upgraded their rosters either by trade or free agency. Losing teams added talent in the hopes of making a run at the playoffs. Here are 10 of the most noteworthy moves.
Football Players, Marching Band Members Practice Thru 90-Degree Heat
The hot weather forecasted for Tuesday will have lots of people looking for some relief. It should be a popular day for lakes, pools and water parks around the Twin Cities. Lake Josephine in Roseville is likely to be a popular spot in Roseville Tuesday as much of the Twin Cities is under a heat advisory from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Skol Trooper, And Day 1 Of Vikings Training Camp
Michael Rhey has two loves – Star Wars and the Minnesota Vikings. "I'm a die-hard fan of both," he said. "I wanted to put my two passions together." So what do you get with an $1,800 budget and eight months of customizing a costume?
Blaine's Schwan's Cup Attracts 25,000 & Creates $20M In Economic Impact
This week, youth soccer players from 17 countries, and all over the nation, take to the fields at the National Sports Center in Blaine as part of the Schwan's USA Cup – the largest soccer tournament in the western hemisphere. Though the heat has been oppressive, there are still nearly 25,000 people in attendance.
After 50 Years, Olivia HS Golf Coach Steps Away
When John Johnston started coaching boys golf at Olivia High School, Lyndon B. Johnson was President. After 50 years, he just retired this week as the head coach of BOLD High School. "Not in any stretch of my imagination did I think I'd be doing this for that long," Johnston said.
At 73, Larry Gallagher Has Umped For 6 Decades
Larry Gallagher was a top-notch athlete growing up in Columbia Heights, and along the way he started umpiring baseball games. Nearly 60 years since his first game, he's still doing it almost every day.
MN Lottery Players Win Nearly $3.9 Million In Run
Minnesota State Lottery players won nearly $3.9 million in prizes during the 6 ½-week run up to Saturday night's Powerball jackpot drawing. The run ended with a single $590.5 million winning ticket sold in Florida. But two tickets sold in Minnesota for the drawing are worth $10,000.
53-Year-Old Twins Caravan Tradition Rolling Into 50 Communities
The Minnesota Twins are loading onto their buses this week for the annual winter caravan, crisscrossing Twins Territory to visit 50 communities.
Hamline Coach Suspended, 14 Players Disciplined In Wake Of Assault Charge
The Hamline University men's basketball team coach has been suspended indefinitely, and 14 of its players have also been disciplined stemming from a New Year's Eve incident in which former Piper player Eugene Lawrence was charged with assaulting woman.
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One of our most unusual looking animals is the okapi. This rare species is related to the giraffe, but also looks a bit like a zebra. There are two okapi here at Bristol Zoo – Lodja, her shy calf, K'tusha, who was born in 2013. You can see them in their stables near Zona Brazil, or out in their grassy paddock.
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Newberry gets long-awaited Stren win
JASPER, Texas — Houston pro Dicky Newberry has a lake house on Sam Rayburn Reservoir, so he knows this fishery as well as about anyone. But the veteran tournament fisherman said that knowledge has been a stumbling block to pulling off a big victory here in the past. He demolished his home-lake curse Saturday, changing his game plan to land one of the biggest sacks of the Stren Series Texas event and an even bigger payday, winning in dramatic fashion.
Newberry fished a ½-ounce Rayburn red Rat-L-Trap on the outside edges of grass breaks, paralleling the drop near hydrilla, to catch staging bass in 5 to 10 feet of water over the first three days of the tournament for a total of 50 pounds, 2 ounces. He threw the Rat-L-Trap with an American Rodsmiths 7-foot, 2-inch flipping stick.
"I caught about 15 to 20 fish a day, but I just didn't get a big bite all week long," he said of the first three days.
Newberry had been alternating that pattern between Buck Bay and Veach Basin, but gave up on it early this morning after a high-pressure system moved in and it left him empty handed. So he moved to a staging area at Harvey Creek, tied on a football-head jig and let the fun begin.
"On my first cast with a football-head jig … I caught that big one, probably a 9-pounder," he said.
"When I caught that big one at about 8 a.m., I said, 'Man, this might be my turn.' It was really exciting. I just kept telling myself, 'I got to catch another big one.'"
Newberry proceeded to pull in several more good fish from the break at about 10 feet deep that fell to 25, rounding out his limit on the black-and-blue ¾-ounce Talon jig with bass "starting to hit it right when it broke" at about 12 feet.
Then he decided to start shaking things up again to try to entice another big bite. He scanned the edge of the creek and a log caught his eye that reminded him of a fishing experience from his childhood. For whatever reason, he said he decided to tie on a Zoom fluke and throw to the area.
"I threw a fluke up there, and I caught a 7-pounder."
The fluke fish essentially sealed the deal for Newberry, who had put together an incredible 23-15 limit on the final day for a four-day total of 74-1. For the victory, Newberry earned $25,000 cash and a $40,000 fully rigged Ranger boat package.
"Being a local really played against me before, because I'd run and gun too much," he said. "This year I stuck to my guns more and kept with my pattern."
But after exhausting his initial rattling-crankbait pattern, it was knowing when to quit and move on – a type of knowledge honed by years of fishing under tournament pressure – that made all the difference. Newberry said he was especially glad that his wife drove up to see him stake claim to one of his biggest victories yet in a vaunted career.
Newberry owns a business in Houston that requires his attention, so he doesn't have plans to move up to the tour and fish full time, though a victory like this suggests he'd have little trouble making a living on the angling trail either. He has notched 28 top-10 finishes in FLW Outdoors circuits. For now, however, he said he is just happy to have finally won a Stren Series event on his home lake.
Cecil second
Willis, Texas, pro Russell Cecil held a solid lead Friday, and said then that he thought his chances were pretty good to put together a win. Pulling in a 19-pound, 10-ounce five-bass limit today made him feel even better – until he caught a glimpse of Newberry's bounty.
"If someone would have told me I could be leading this thing and then catch 19-10 on the final day and still not win, I don't think I would have believed them," he said. "I've been looking uphill at Dicky a lot. I'd like to beat him just once."
But today was not that day, and Cecil was gracious in defeat, happily shaking Newberry's hand when the final weight was tallied, acknowledging that he's a Texas legend of bass fishing.
"I didn't lose this thing; I got beat," Cecil said. "I just didn't catch the big one, and I left the door open. I had a bad day on the second day, and you can't do that when you're fishing against the likes of Dicky Newberry … or any of these guys really."
Indeed, Cecil fished a fine tournament with a total weight of 72-5 worth $8,917 plus a $5,000 Ranger bonus. He fished grass in several different midlake pockets with a chartreuse Academy H2O crankbait.
Pro Stephen Johnston couldn't repeat his Stren Series Sam Rayburn win from last year, but he still managed to take third with a four-day total of 66 pounds, 15 ounces worth $8,026 plus a $5,000 Ranger bonus. Today he reeled in an 18-1 limit, his second best of the tournament.
"I said when I cam across the stage yesterday that I had already packed it in for Toho," said the Hemphill, Texas, native, who will make his Wal-Mart FLW Tour debut as a pro next week. "These are the studs of studs here for Texas. I only made (the cut) by 10 ounces … it doesn't get any closer than that."
Though Johnston fished pretty consistently all week – using a Sebile square-billed rattling crankbait, red and gold in color, and a white Falcon Lures swimbait on a Carolina rig – he said he just never felt he was on fish the same way he was when he won the event in 2007.
Jasper, Texas, pro James Stricklin Jr. fished his way to fourth place and a $7,134 payday on the back of a total weight of 65 pounds, 15 ounces.
"I slipped up a bit yesterday, but kind of makde up for it today," he said.
Stricklin secured a 17-4 limit on the final day the same way he had all week, a pattern that dominated a majority of the field.
"They bit on a lipless crankbait four days in a row," he said.
Stricklin fished one made by Yozuri, but deviated from the pack slightly by opting for a shad color instead of red. He also fished a Jackal TN70 and used fluorocarbon 100% Trilene line.
Hartsell ends up in fifth
Livingston, Texas, pro Toby Hartsell caught a 13-pound, 5-ounce limit Saturday to bring his total weight to 65-3, good enough for fifth place and a check for $6,242.
"I learned to do something this week that I never have really liked to do – and that's throw a (lipless rattling crankbait) and pulling a crankbait over grass," he said. "I think I figured it out OK."
He was pulling a red crankbait this week, for which he didn't know the brand, as well as a Daiwa lipless rattling crank.
Hartsell is no stranger to success in Texas fishing tournaments. With the knowledge he gained this week, he'll be even more deadly in the Stren Series and other circuits.
Rest of the best
Rounding out the top 10 pros at the Stren Series Texas Division event on Sam Rayburn Reservoir:
6th: Darrell Lyons, Hemphill, Texas, 64-6, $5,350
7th: Cory Rambo, Orange, Texas, 62-9, $4,905
8th: Greg Gleason, Houma, La., 60-13, $4,459
9th: Gary Vining, Morgan City, La., 60-12, $4,012
10th: Shonn Goodwin, Moore, Okla., 54-3, $3,568 15 bass, 48-4
The next Stren Series Texas Division event will take place on Lake Texoma in Denison, Texas, May 7-10. The next Stren Series event is a Central Division event on Norfork Lake in Mountain Home, Ark., March 5-8.


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WASHINGTON, DC, May 13, 2013 – In a study published online Saturday in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, researchers at Johns Hopkins University found arsenic levels in chicken that exceed those that occur naturally. Researchers also cautioned that this could translate into a small increase in cancer risk over a lifetime of eating chicken, and may result in around 124 annual deaths due to bladder and lung cancer.
Arsenic-containing drugs and feed have been allowed in U.S. chicken production since the 1940s. Approved in 1944 by FDA, roxarsone is used to prevent intestinal parasites, promote faster weight gain on less feed, and improve the pigmentation (color) of chicken meat. Feed with arsenic-containing compounds has never been approved in the EU, Japan and several other countries around the world.
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According to USDA and poultry industry representatives, in 2010 an estimated 88% of the roughly nine billion chickens raised in the U.S. were treated with roxarsone.
Roxarsone contains organic arsenic, though to be less toxic than inorganic arsenic, a known carcinogen. The poultry industry has long believed that the organic arsenic was eliminated and excreted by the chickens. However, even though little is known about how chickens metabolize roxarsone, there is evidence that the organic arsenic is changing into the far more toxic inorganic arsenic inside the chicken's body.
Chronic exposure to inorganic arsenic has been proven to cause lung, bladder, and skin cancers, and has been linked to cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, cognitive deficits, and adverse pregnancy outcomes, according to the study's authors. To reduce arsenic levels, FDA mandates that chickens not be fed roxarsone five days before slaughter.
In response to a 2011 FDA report that found higher than normal levels of inorganic arsenic in chicken livers, roxarsone was voluntarily pulled from the U.S. market by its distributor Zoetis, a subsidiary of Pfizer, but continues to be sold in other parts of the world, especially Latin America.
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Members of the research team purchased chicken breasts from supermarkets in ten different metropolitan areas around the country between December 2010 and June 2011, before roxarsone was taken off the market. The study analyzed 142 chicken breast samples including 60 brands from 82 stores, of which 47 were supermarket chains. Of the samples, 69 were conventional chicken, 34 were antibiotic-free, and 37 were USDA Organic.
Roxarsone was found in about half the samples. The study found that conventional chicken contained levels of inorganic arsenic of about 2 parts per billion, while organic chicken contained about one half part per billion. Researchers estimated that if roxarsone was fed to all chickens, the exposure to inorganic arsenic could cause an additional 124 annual deaths in the U.S. from bladder and lung cancer.
Since under federal standards anything below 500 parts per billion is allowed, the National Chicken Council stated that the findings reveal "very low levels of arsenic," which are not alarming.
"These samples, taken as part of this extremely small, agenda-driven study, were purchased before roxarsone was removed from the market in June 2011, and the conclusions are used to intentionally mislead consumers," said Ashley Peterson, vice president of scientific and regulatory affairs at the National Chicken Council to The New York Times.
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According to an FDA spokesperson, the company has assured the agency that it will not market the drug again in the U.S. without prior consultation with FDA. However, Zoetis, the company that markets roxarsone, currently sells nitarsone, a similar arsenic-based drug approved for use in chickens and turkeys. According to Zoetis spokeswoman Elinore White, scientific data supports the safety of nitarsone and the drug is not a substitute for roxarsone.
However, according to study lead author Keeve Nachman, any deliberate additive amounts to a public health risk.
Some states are listening. In 2012 Maryland passed H.B. 167, banning the use, sale, or distribution of roxarsone or any other arsenic-containing feed.
On May 1, 2013 attorneys for the Center for Food Safety, along with several other organizations filed lawsuit calling for FDA to respond to a 2009 petition to withdraw FDA approval of feed additives containing arsenic compounds.
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In 1977 Polanski was lionized for films dwelling on the erotic and grotesque, but the next year when a photo shoot with a girl, 13, crossed the line, he found himself facing jail. On February 1, 1978, just before sentencing, Polanski fled, becoming an international fugitive and ensuring that the case would dog him forever.
An Arkansas man used a cell phone to record himself raping a two-year-old baby and is now in jail.
Born on March 5, 1947, Toole was an arsonist, serial killer and corpse mutilator, among other things, He teamed up with a kindred spirit, serial killer Henry Lee Lucas, in 1976. Though he would live the rest of his days in Lucas' shadow, Toole may in fact have been the more depraved of the pair.
The school superintendent, two coaches and a elementary school principal are charged with failure to report child abuse or neglect.
A former high school teacher in Montana has been released after serving just 30 days in prison for raping a 14-year-old student who has since committed suicide.
The Montana teacher sentenced to 30 days in prison for the rape of the one of his underage students will face a new, longer sentence.
A Tennessee couple is brutally tortured and murdered in a Knoxville home. The case stirs up public outrage based on a perceived lack of media coverage.
Ever wonder what a psychopathic, sadistic serial killer wants in a woman? Well, here you go, a candid statement from Leonard Lake.
Utah man Rodger William Kelly is accused of first-degree felony rape in what he says was actually a valiant life-saving rescue attempt. Authorities have not confirmed whether or not his actions saved the victim; his arrest this week suggests otherwise.
Flowerday's murder initially drew little media attention and soon her case went cold. Then, months later, interest skyrocketed when a local television show said that her murder might have committed to facilitate the production of a snuff film.


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text: Pregnancy > Baby Showers Baby Shower Games: Baby Clothes Games Make your shower a fashionable one with these baby clothes games. Game: Baby Shower GrabWhat you need: baby clothes, hanger, clothes pinHow to play: Hang baby clothes from one hanger using the clothes pins. Then have the guest use one hand to pull off as many pieces of clothing as they can without dropping them, or the pins. Whoever gets the most off is the winner.Game: Baby Sock GameWhat you need: pairs of baby socks, timerHow to play: Put a pile of unpaired socks in a pile on the floor. Each guest gets one minute to match up as many as pssible. Whoever gets the most wins.Game: Diaper RaffleWhat you need: a prizeHow to play: Everyone who brings a pack of diapers for the mom-to-be will be entered into the raffle. Choose a winner at the end.Game: Guess the Bibs LotteryWhat you need: paper and penHow to play: As the guests arrive at the shower, ask them to guess how many bibs the guest of honor will receive as gifts. Whoever is the closest wins.Game: Dress the BabyWhat you need: baby dolls, diapers, baby clothes distributed evenly among each of the guestsHow to play: When the host says "go," each person will dress their doll using all of the pieces of clothing. Whoever gets the most clothes on the fastest wins.Played any other [insert type] baby shower games you loved? Share them in a comment below! See More: Baby Showers Previous Article: Baby Registry 101: What to Skip Next Article: Baby Shower Games: Co-ed Shower Games Buying for Baby Everything you'll need to have on hand when baby arrives. Craziest Delivery Stories Birth plan? Hardly. Bumpies share their downright wacky labor experiences. Registry 101 We scoped out everything you'll need -- and want -- for when baby arrives. popular questions Q&A: Morning sickness tips? Q&A: Do I need a birth plan? Q&A: Registering for baby? recently added questions Plus-Size Maternity Clothing Q&A What Happens at Baby's One-Month Checkup? When Can I Switch Baby From the Infant Car Seat to a Convertible?


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1 How very good and pleasant it is when kindred live together in unity! | 1 How good and pleasant it is when brothers live together in unity! |
2 It is like the precious oil on the head, running down upon the beard, on the beard of Aaron, running down over the collar of his robes. | 2 It is like precious oil poured on the head, running down on the beard, running down on Aaron's beard, down upon the collar of his robes. |
3 It is like the dew of Hermon, which falls on the mountains of Zion. For there the Lord ordained his blessing, life forevermore. | 3 It is as if the dew of Hermon were falling on Mount Zion. For there the LORD bestows his blessing, even life forevermore. |
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