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Multicore microcontroller supports ASIL D safety requirements
A new microprocessor family, the Aurix 32-bit microcontroller from Infineon, is designed to facilitate the development of safety functions such as the control of combustion engines, electrical and hybrid vehicles, transmission control units, chassis domains, braking systems, electrical power steering systems, airbags and advanced driver assistance systems. For the same reasons, the device also is a good platform to run safety-relevant applications.
From available standard microcontrollers the Aurix distinguishes itself in that already during its development the principles described in ISO26262 have been applied, explained Ulrich Heinzenberg, Product Marketing Manager for the Aurix family. "A major aspect in this context is traceability. The design team always must be able to substantiate every single measure it took during the design process." While in currently available products the functional safety principles are applied only to the lockstep CPUs, in the Aurix family the entire circuitry has been submitted to this process, Heinzenberg said.
As a consequence, the Aurix architecture allows a significant reduction in workload to develop safety systems compliant with today's highest Automotive Safety Integrity Level, the ASIL D standard. Compared to a classical Lockstep architecture safety development efforts may be reduced by 30 percent improving the time-to-market. "For instance, safety-relevant functions can be 'incapuslated'", said Heinzenberg.
These encapsulation techniques allow integration of software with mixed-criticality levels (up to ASIL D) from different sources, enabling multiple applications and operating systems to be seamlessly hosted on a unified Aurix platform.
Besides the safety aspect, the Aurix family also offers up to 100 percent performance surplus over the TC1798 manufactured in 90nm technology, which is currently the highest performing automotive microcontroller in the market, enabling designers to implement more functionality and offering a resource buffer for future requirements. Additionally, to serve upcoming security requirements for better protection of automotive applications from theft, fraud and tampering, members of the Aurix family feature a built-in Hardware Security Module (HSM).
- Infineon takes the lead in auto semiconductors
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- UMC to manufacture automotive power devices for Infineon
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- Google opens the hood of its self-driving car a little bit
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- Study: Asia leads automotive innovation
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- TRW kicks the pedal for automated driving, reshapes its electronics business
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- Finnish-Italian collaboration targets simple, secure automotive platform
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Here's something we didn't expect - this new NFS is virtually identical to Need For Speed Underground 2. Night races? Check. Free-roaming city? Check. SMS messages, short-cuts, tune-up garages? Check, check and check. They're all here. Carbon may use the best ideas from Most Wanted and NFSU2 but, as any modder will tell you, simply adding a few parts from a Ferrari 355 to the chassis of an F50 isn't going to turn it into a Mitsubishi Lancer. To the casual observer, there's little difference - it could be the same game.
But is that such a bad thing? In terms of atmosphere, NFSU2 had it nailed - now it's got gameplay to match. No longer will you be cruising for miles without braking - the courses are tighter and more exciting than before. You'll still get some serious speed up, but you'll enjoy some tricky corners too. And integrated into Carbon from Most Wanted is the long arm of the law, so now you'll have to avoid the heat too. It was the best aspect of that game and it adds greatly to the playability of this one. Frequently racing in one area will alert the cops to your presence and they'll get to know your ride, so hopping and swapping is in order if you want to keep the heat off you. It works well, but can be frustrating when you just want to clear an area.
However, the new canyon setting is the feature EA are pushing most. And although it's perfect for two-player battles, beating aboss over two laps of the track isn't that thrilling, no matter how likely it is that you'll topple over the edge and hurtle down the mountainside. Why not just have a showdown duel against a computer car with more aggressive AI, in a match to see who can shove each other over the cliff first? It seems like an idea used because it's 'new', not because it's appropriate.
But, of course, there are also some genuinely new elements to keep things fresh - they're just not immediately obvious. First, now you have to recruit your own racing crew. Each racer has their own abilities - some will automatically boost your cash winnings by a set percentage, while mechanically-adept buddies will be able to fit the more specialist parts or decals. Team commands can be executed with w while racing, which triggers blocks, shunts or slipstreaming according to your partner's skillz. However, we found that sometimes your comrades tended to inexplicably slam on the brakes as we approached them, stopping us in the same manner as the police. Why? Their powers of recovery are miraculous as well. One second they're spinning in a violent barrel roll, the next they're screaming past at mach seven. Odd.
Occasionally you'll be told a rival crew is attacking your turf (just like in GTA: SanAndreas) and you'll need to beat them to keep it. It's a nice idea, but these random events have a nasty habit of kicking in when you're trying to do something else. And the penalty-free restart option means you never have to - god forbid - lose a race, which negates the whole thing. Although it's technically possible to lose all your cars and cash and have to start the game again from the beginning, this won't happen to anyone in possession of a working set of thumbs.
Production values are sky high throughout though and the story, which carries on from where Most Wanted left off, is acted very well. New girl Nicky is niceenough, but we miss Mia (sniff). Everything is licensed, from the upgrades and cars to the soundtrack (which includes, brilliantly, Are Friends Electric by Gary Numan). Soaring past street lights to those famous tri-tones is one of the game's finest moments. The chat from your crew mates and the police radio is excellent too, adding immensely to the atmosphere.


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Who would have known liberals might have done such a thing? Why, aren't they concerned with fair and open campaigns?
A secret recording of a campaign strategy session between U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell and his advisors was taped by leaders of the Progress Kentucky super PAC, says a longtime local Democratic operative.
Mother Jones Magazine released the tape this week. The meeting itself took place on Feb. 2.
Jacob Conway, who is on the executive committee of the Jefferson County Democratic Party, says that day, Shawn Reilly and Curtis Morrison, who founded and volunteered for Progress Kentucky, respectively, bragged to him about how they recorded the meeting.
Morrison and Reilly did not attend the open house, but they told Conway they arrived later and were able to hear the meeting from the hallway.
"They were in the hallway after the, I guess after the celebration and hoopla ended, apparently these people broke for lunch and had a strategy meeting, which is, in every campaign I've been affiliated with, makes perfect sense," says Conway. "One of them held the elevator, the other one did the recording and they left. That was what they told to me from them directly."
The meeting room door is next to the elevators on that floor. McConnell campaign manager Jesse Benton has told multiple media outlets the door was shut and locked on Feb. 2. But the door has a vent at the bottom and a large gap underneath.
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By hosting a Meals that Matter event, you'll be helping us to serve even more nutritious meals for people at risk of food poverty and social isolation. FoodCycle is a small and growing charity where your donations really do make a difference. Our projects have a real impact locally, providing the tangible benefit of a three-course meal, served with dignity in a warm and welcoming environment. We're also always on the lookout for volunteers, so you can come along, get stuck in and see the difference you're making first-hand.
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Healthcare-based Parkway Life Real Estate Investment Trust (PLife Reit) has reported a 9.5 per cent rise to $16.3 million in fourth quarter income available for distribution.
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Turning a Kitchen Mistake Into a Success: Or, My Story of Accidental Hot Sauce Kitchen Diary: Anne in South Carolina The other day, I came home from one of my favorite local groceries, the Super Acapulco, with hot peppers, queso fresco, a few avocados, some beautiful green onions, and a bag of healthy tomatillos. I imagined a delicious taco salad dinner. Also on my mind was salsa verde, which I have made many times before. So it would be easy. But I got distracted, and things went wrong. Lucky for me, all was not lost.
Recipe: Shrimp Pasta with White Wine Sauce Weeknight Dinner Recipes from The Kitchn I dare you not to twirl your fork into this simple summer pasta dish! Once your pasta pot is at a rolling boil, you're about 10 minutes away from noodly bliss. A generous serving of succulent shrimp and linguini are tossed with a super quick tomato cream sauce — one that's fragrant with aromatic garlic, shallots, and white wine. Seriously. What's not to like?
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World Playoffs Day Two Recap
Day two saw the regional finalists compete against the best of Group A and B, and saw the hopes of one region go home. M5 BenQ vs Invictus Gaming Moscow Five once again demonstrated spectacular team fight ability and put on a dominating performance. Even when they were losing sometimes significantly they were able to control their team fights and earn comebacks. Falling behind in both games, Moscow Five forced engagements across the map at multiple objectives. Despite heavy pressure on Darien in lane and failed ganks, superior positioning in team fights allowed M5 BenQ to take back control in games one and two. The stars of the matches were M5 BenQs duo, Genja and GoZu Pepper. Picking the vulnerable but powerful late-game champion KogMaw in both matches, Genja took leads in lane due in large part to the aggression of GoZu Pepper. After Sona and Nunu bans in game one, GoZu Pepper ran support Zyra instead, locking down iGs entire team with his ultimate and securing kills for the rest of his team. NaJin Sword vs. Taipei Assassins Coming off their amazing sweep performance in Group B, NaJin Sword seemed poised to upset the Southeast Asian champions, Taipei Assassins. Almost immediately, however, TPA showed exactly how they earned their seeded position. They dictated the first game of the match from beginning to end, starting off in style by picking up first blood before minions even spawned. Once the team fights started in that match, it was really TPAs show. Even in the second game of the match, where NaJin Sword managed to take an early kill lead, TPA stacked gold generation items and stabilized the game. TPA's pull strategy with Blitzcrank and Skarner faced an unfavorable team comp in Sword's three strong initiators that almost wanted to get pulled in: Morgana, Jax, and Maokai. Taipei Assassins, however, still managed to make it happen. They pulled smart, and set up some great hooks over terrain that was hard for NaJin Sword to cross, allowing them to break up fights and waste Sword's strong initiations. Taipei Assassins picked up an impressive sweep over Korean favorites NaJin Sword. Team Solo Mid vs. Azubu Frost The first game of this matchup was probably the most white-knuckle game of the tournament. TSM simply showed incredible tenacity, and proved hard to put down. Despite being at a significant disadvantage, Reginald on Karthus started Flash-initiating fights with Wall of Pain, and Dyrus, started making plays in spite of early game punishment. In the end, however, Azubu Frost proved just too reliable a team. Knowing they couldnt stop TSMs first Baron attempt, Frost traded the Baron for an inhibitor. This put TSM in an uncomfortable position, ultimately forcing them to pick a little bit of a disadvantageous fight before Baron buff expired. The 4 2 fight allowed Frost to clean up SoloMids base and ultimately win the game. In the second match, TSM got off to a great aggressive start, this time taking a kill lead of their own. But once Azubu Frost hit their stride, they really took charge of the game. CloudTemplar on Skarner seemed to be all over the map, dragging Team SoloMid members to their deaths every time his ultimate was ready. Frost closed the massive gold gap of the early game by repeatedly out-fighting TSM in team situations. Frost's positioning was near-perfect in every fight, and after taking Baron, they quickly eliminated Team SoloMid from the tournament, closing the doors on any chance of a North American finals. Tomorrow starts with the last quarter final match, CLG EU vs Team WE, followed by the semi-final matches to determine who will move on to the World Championship Finals. Head to our official website for live stream coverage! |
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poor tsm :(
Rocked by Azubu :|
NA tactics of early game poke / roaming isn't doing very well against suppression / late game Asian strategies.
I was rooting for Azubu Frost this whole time, never even thought they'd make it this far. Good for them! Hope they win, they deserve it for playing to well.
TSM is ****, of course they lost to Azubu Frost. Also what do you mean they showed tenacity? They only managed to slightly slow down getting curbstomped. Go CLG.EU!
M5 is going to go against Frost in the finals, it seems. That'll be a game to watch.
I kinda like that TSM lost, oop.
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If you didn't see our friend, Fox4News' Steve Noviello, tracking down stories late last week, there's a reason for his absence from the air. The broadcaster was busy in NYC … getting married! Celeb party planner Steve Kemble arranged the Central Park wedding, that joined Noviello and his now-husband Doug Bedner in wedded bliss. Cheers for the happy couple!
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Cocktail Friday: Vodka drinks for Pride!
Stolichnaya vodka has swung back from a public relations disaster to spirited sponsor of Dallas Pride events from Razzle Dazzle to Black Tie to this weekend's parade. (We have a story about it in this week'd edition.) They have a few recipes they've shared with us. Cheers!
Stoli Raz Lemonade
One of a handful of flavored vodkas in the Stoli stable, the Razberi adds a fruity flavor with a kick.
1 part Stoli Razberi
2 parts favorite lemonade
Fresh raspberries and mint to garnish
Making it: Muddle fresh raspberries and mint (or simply add to a skewer). Pour in vodka and lemonade. Shake well. Pour into a tall tumbler over ice.
Stoli O Rouge
A citrusy take on a Cape Cod.
1 part Stoli Oranj
1 part cranberry juice
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Orange slice.
Making it: Shake equal portions of vodka and cranberry. Pour into a highball glass. Splash with club soda. Garnish with an orange wheel.
Moscow Mule
The popular Moscow Mule gets a real kick from Moscow with this creation, which includes an all-new Stoli-brand ginger beer.
1 part Stoli Elit
2 parts Stoli ginger beer
Making it: Squeeze lime into a copper cup with ice. Pour over vodka and top with ginger beer. Still. Garnish with lime wedges.
Are you one of Dallas' 'best dressed'? Here's your chance to prove it
On Sept. 26, DFW Style Daily and the Galleria will hold a big fashion event naming Dallas' "best dressed" men and women. So far, everyone has been picked (though we won't learn all the names until the event). But there's still one slot left. And that's where you come in.
On Friday, Saturday and Sunday this weekend, from noon to 4 p.m., fashion scouts for the event will be trolling the Galleria, looking for anyone with style who makes an impression and thinks they may have what it takes can get their photo taken and, if a finalist, invited to attend the big reveal on the 26th (which will, of course, be hosted by Steve Kemble, pictured), in a runway show produced by Jan Strimple. So if you have to shop anyway, throw on some hot threads and try to get discovered!
The Perot Museum: A different perspective
I just got back from a media tour of the Perot Museum of Science and Nature, the Borg Cube-ish structure fronting Woodall Rodgers, and I'll tell you, the building is impressive. The external escalator will be a hit, and the fourth floor dinosaur room is gonna wow people. There'll even be a cafe operated by Wolfgang Puck, and a separate entrance for schoolchildren to keep them segregated from those of us who don't scream and sneeze on our sleeves. (Anymore.)
But what made the tour especially interesting was, I was one of only two gay men (I know of) in the press corps. And since the other was style diva Steve Kemble, it naturally follows I would ask him the most important question of the day: How do you dress for a construction site tour and remain fabulous.
Steve managed it. And here's what he said:
• In vest. "I wore a Louis Vuitton scarf to counteract the attention from this awful reflective vest," he said. The neck wrap was subtle, but added a stylish flare around the neck.
• You can't avoid hat head. Attendees were required to wear hard hats, so a smash up-do wasn't possible. But there was an upside. "I have to give props to the Perot people for adding color to the hats, Kemble said, "instead of those dreadful, boring white ones." Also, the hats weren't visibly scuffed. We considered stealing them.
• These boots were made for walking. The pre-tour press info was very specific: Long pants and no open-toe shoes or heels. Ugh, said Kemble. "I hate not being in heels," he sighed. But not to worry: He made up for it with a pair of Gucci chocolate leather boots worn over the jean so everyone could see fashion and recognize it. "I was not going to wear those boring work boots!" he insisted. (P.S. I was wearing Timberland boots … pretty much what Kemble pooh-poohed.)
• Have a belt. Finally, a studded stacked leather belt from Versace completed the ensemble. "I can hang tools from this!" Kemble said. Yeah, Steve, we're not sure a crimping iron counts as a tool…
Back to the Drawing Board
DIFFA Dallas starts over with a new attitude and a new concept — but some experienced talent behind the scenes
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2010 was a strange year for the Dallas chapter of DIFFA, the Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS.
On the heels of its 25 anniversary blowout, the group decided to bifurcate the main event last year: A collection of soft goods and accessories (pillows, hats, even doghouses) at a bash at Union Station, followed about a month later by the famed Collection, a runway show of denim jackets at a pricey gala to take place at the new Winspear Opera House, hosted by Queen Latifah.
Only Queen Latifah canceled. "We'll reschedule," DIFFA said.
No collection event took place that year, which may have been a good thing. With 2011 here, DIFFA is regrouping.
This is a rebuilding year, for sure, but also one with lots of promise. With co-creative director Jan Strimple back in charge, and Dallas doyen of style Steve Kemble serving as event director of DIFFA 2011 — branded Dramatically Different — there's some starpower behind the scenes. And that promises to make for a spectacular, if unusual, show.
For one thing, the I in DIFFA represents a plural word: Industries. It's not just about clothes. Yes, the event will take place at the Anatole; yes, there will be a cocktail reception where attendees can inspect the collection. But there will not be a runway show; instead, a sit-down dinner with live auction. The event used to end there; now it will transition into a lounge where people can enjoy one another and the various other fashion specialties making a contribution, from art to architecture to music.
It's a great challenge for Strimple, one of the founders of DIFFA who returns to a management role.
"While [the] Dallas Collection is an astounding amount of work and takes a massive coordinated team effort, it's also creatively rewarding because the non-commercial format allows my imagination to go wild," says Strimple. "I have a lot of fun with what I call a 'take no prisoners attitude' towards designing the fashion components: kill them with glamour, seduce them with beauty, rock it out with the unexpected and leave 'em begging for more!"
"I could not be more thrilled to be producing this year's event," adds Kemble. "DIFFA is such an important part of the fight against HIV/AIDS, and I know this fabulous event will bring even more attention and support to a worthy cause."
Strimple sees the change in keeping with the development of AIDS research and treatment over the years, which this summer marks 30 years since its designation as a disease.
"DIFFA was on the forefront of funding services to the earliest victims as well as funding prevention education once the disease was fully understood. As AIDS reaches newer audiences, they are being caught unprepared. DIFFA's stance on prevention education, combined with continued service funding, make it a key combatant in the new war on AIDS," she says.
This article appeared in the Dallas Voice print edition April 8, 2011.
A lot of balls in the air
How a straight guy decided the gay community deserves a Super Bowl party to rival the biggest mainstream events
ARNOLD WAYNE JONES | Life+Style Editor
Jason Hutchins has attended the last eight Super Bowls with his limo business, so he's had the opportunity to see a lot of successes — and failures — in how events centered around the big game are staged. So when he decided to put on a weekend of parties, he had some very specific ideas about how to do it right.
But one thing he hadn't seen enough of was huge parties targeting the gay community.
"There wasn't one, and I thought there needed to be," he says. "I felt it would be a good way to get the [gay] community involved in the Super Bowl without it being centered on the clubs. Or all about sports."
Maybe most straight guys wouldn't expect to see a gay sports-centered event, but Hutchins isn't most straight guys. He was sure that there are plenty of gay sports fans … and plenty more who would simply get caught up in the excitement of having the Super Bowl in their hometown and wanna party during Super Week.
Certainly Steve Kemble numbers himself among them. You might not expect Dallas' most flamboyant style maven to be a beer guzzling gridiron junkie. But you'd be wrong (well, OK, he probably sips more cosmotinis, but you get the idea).
"I come from a family of seven football coaches … then me!" he says with characteristic enthusiasm. "I told my dad, 'OK, I'm older now, you can tell me the truth: I'm adopted.' He said, 'No, you're one of us.' But I do love sports, so I guess that proves it."
It's also what made Kemble, the self-described "Hostess with the Mostest," a natural choice to emcee the event, manning the red carpet and introducing all the acts. And Kemble agrees that gay sports fans are an underserved market. After all, you can love touchdowns and upswept hair in equal parts.
"There are a lot of gay people who love sports, don't you think?" Kemble asks. "I probably go on ESPN once or twice a month now, and after the first time, this producer came up to me and said, 'That was a fabulous segment, but quit trying to butch it up. We want you gay — you play to that demographic. We have a lot of gay men and women who watch."
(Try to get the image of Kemble "butching it up" out of your head.)
Coordinating the concerts has been a staggering undertaking — one Hutchins has built up to over his years in the entertainment field.
"I started with small parties — 75 to 200 people, growing to 500 to 1,000," he says. But the weekend of the Super Bowl, he's throwing three parties, all on the field of the Cotton Bowl, and he expects 5,000 to 7,000 attendees for each of them. And only one is targeted to a niche community (which probably has the best line-up of any of the parties).
Hutchins has been thinking of the event ever since the Metroplex was announced as home of Super Bowl XLV, and has been devoted to it 24/7 since last March. He mirrored the event after the after-party at the Phoenix Super Bowl, which he deemed to best he'd attended. The field of the Cotton Bowl is being covered by a floor and covered in a climate controlled tent.
"The best parties are all tent parties," he says. And while he always wants live music, he says DJs are essential to keeping the attendees dancing.
Hutchins researched a lineup that would appeal to a wide spectrum of gay fans, as well as straight people who like to party with us. That necessarily included Hector Fonseca, the No. 1 gay DJ internationally last year, and Cazwell, whose infectious "Ice Cream" song became a sensation last summer. T.a.T.u. singer Lena Katina has also proven to be a popular choice. Then there are the more established groups.
"I'm so excited about seeing the Village People!" exclaims Kemble. "Didn't you have a fantasy about one of them? I love them all. And I love love love Lady Bunny! She is just amazing. I use her for parties all over the country."
You can even vote to put Kemble in a Village People costume.
Hutchins and Kemble both think, though, that the Thursday concert will attract people outside the gay community.
"I think we're gonna attract a huge demographic that draws everyone together," says Kemble. "That's one of the things that's so cool about Dallas — I think this event is gonna be great. Fair Park is gonna be abuzz — P. Diddy is having his party there, too, which makes it a hotbed of activity."
The all-inclusive Feb. 3 party runs from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m.; a portion of ticket sales and proceeds from the silent auction above the minimum bid benefit DIFFA. For tickets, visit XLVParty.com.
This article appeared in the Dallas Voice print edition Jan. 21, 2011.


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Whether you prefer East Coast or West Coast swing, country two-step, the fox-trot, or the hustle, Just Dance 5678's one-hour sampler class ($15) will have you and your significant other cutting a rug like a Dancing with the Stars contestant in no time. "It opens up this whole other world," says Diane Kurtz, the studio's co-owner. "You're not just parents or grandparents. It's one night a week you can go out and have fun." The class is held at various venues throughout Orange County (as well as in Fishkill in Dutchess County). And it's not just for couples. The studio's singles events — held twice a month in Middletown — have an impressive track record for sparking the flames of love. "We've had five marriages in three years, of people who met at our class," Kurtz says. After honing your skills, hoof it down to the Elephant Bar at Schlesinger's Steakhouse in New Windsor and dance the night away.
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Basics: San Antonio Rampage (21-23-0-4) vs. Milwaukee (21-19-3-3), 7 p.m. Friday; Charlotte Checkers (28-16-2-3) vs. Admirals, 7:30 p.m. Saturday; Abbotsford Heat (26-17-3-4) vs. Milwaukee, 5 p.m. Sunday, all three at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Broadcast: AM-1250.
About the Rampage: San Antonio is in last place in the South Division and is 2-1 to start a nine-game road trip. In the only meeting of the season, the Rampage beat the Admirals, 1-0, on Oct. 20.
About the Checkers: Charlotte is three points out of first in the South Division and begins a six-game road trip at Chicago Thursday. The Checkers are 5-2 in their last seven away games.
About the Heat: Abbotsford lost to Milwaukee, 2-1, Tuesday. The North Division-leading Heat is at Peoria Friday and at Rockford Saturday and is 1-4 in its last five road games.
Admirals update: This is just the second time in team history Milwaukee plays three weekend games in a row, all at home. On Friday, former Green Bay Packers receiver Donald Driver will drop the puck and take part in other festivities but will not sign autographs. On Saturday, there is a postgame concert by REO Speedwagon. On Sunday, all upper-level seats are $3 with $2 of each ticket donated to charity. Goalie Magnus Hellberg has won his last two games by allowing just one goal. That was scored in the third period Tuesday and snapped a streak of 166-plus minutes without a goal allowed. Milwaukee's penalty kill is 11 for 11 in its last three games.
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The National Consumer Agency and the Competition Authority will merge with the aim of creating a consumer champion with real teeth, the Government said today.
The merger will take effect from 31st October next, Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton said today.
The establishment of the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission will place the full range of consumer, competition and criminal powers of the two agencies, along with the strong additional powers put in place by the legislation, at the disposal of this new watchdog, he said.
The move forms part of a programme of reform Minister Bruton has undertaken across his Department and Agencies, which when complete will reduce the numbers of agencies under his Department's has responsibility by 41.
This is part of a drive under the Action Plan for Jobs to put in place services which can meet the needs of the modern jobs-rich economy which the Department is committed to support.
"Firstly, it will establish the new Competition and Consumer Protection Commission. This will be a powerful body with real teeth acting with a wide range of consumer, competition and criminal law powers at its disposal to protect and vindicate consumers' rights," the Minister said.
"Secondly, this law will allow us introduce strong Regulations and powerful new investigation and enforcement powers to ensure fairness between suppliers and retailers in the grocery goods sector. This will give effect to the Programme for Government commitment on this important issue. A consultation is currently ongoing on the precise content of those regulations with the various stakeholders who will be affected, and it is my intention to be in a position to bring in the Regulations as soon as possible after the commencement date for the legislation."
"Thirdly, we are modernising media merger laws to reflect with international best practice and in line with the latest technological developments by implementing in full the recommendations of that Advisory Group and making important changes to update laws in this area."
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The following information was gathered from incident and arrest reports obtained from the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
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10:50 p.m. — 5201 51st St. E. (Braden River Park). Burglary to a conveyance. The victim stated an unknown person(s) shattered the driver's side window of her vehicle while it was parked at the park. The person(s) then removed several items from the front seat of the driver's side of the vehicle before fleeing in an unknown direction. Several similar incidents also were reported by other victims.
April 14
Just looking
10:20 a.m. — 7600 block of 39th Street Circle East. Burglary to an unoccupied conveyance. Unknown person(s) entered the vehicle through the passenger door, which, according to the victim, was likely left unlocked. There was no evidence of forced entry and nothing was taken. When the victim drove to work, he noticed the passenger door wasn't shut completely and a plastic bag, kept in the center console, was on the driver's seat. At first, he didn't think anything of it, assuming his wife had been in his vehicle, but when he discovered she hadn't been, it became clear that an unknown person entered the vehicle. The victim was issued a case number on a victim's rights brochure.
Pick and choose
12:30 p.m. — 9600 block of Turning Leaf Terrace. Information only. The complainant reported her former spouse allegedly picked up only a portion of his furniture she left outside contrary to the court order, which stated he was supposed to pick up all of the items listed in the order.
Fake filing
2:05 p.m. — 10000 block of Cherry Hills Avenue Circle. Fraudulent use/possession of another's ID without consent. The victim reported an unknown person(s) used her Social Security number to file a 2011 federal tax return.
Road rage
3:45 p.m. — 10300 block of Greenfield Boulevard. Burglary to a structure with assault. An unknown suspect, driving a tan SUV, cut the victim off in his vehicle. The victim continued to follow to obtain the suspect's tag off of his vehicle. According to sworn affidavits and statements, the unknown suspect slammed on his brakes several times and, at one point, stopped his vehicle. He and his passenger got out and approached the victim's vehicle while yelling and using profanity. The passenger who was wearing a light-colored shirt and tan shorts reached inside the victim's vehicle, grabbed the victim by his arm and then slapped his arm. The responding deputy didn't observe any marks on the victim.
Unwanted guests
3:26 p.m. — Cooper Creek/Tourist Center Drive. Trespass warning. The deputy met with the complainant about two individuals who were panhandling and had repeatedly been asked to leave the property owned by Benderson Development. While in the deputy's presence, the complainant informed the individuals they were trespassing and were no longer allowed on Benderson's property for six months and they would be arrested if they returned. Fingerprints were obtained from the suspects.
April 15: Mailbox decapitation
10 a.m. — 7500 block of Pine Valley Street. Criminal mischief $200 and under. The victim reported an unknown person(s) vandalized the mailbox at the end of her driveway. She left her residence at 5 p.m. April 14, for the remainder of the night. Her residence is currently in the process of being remodeled, so she resides at a different address at night. At 10 a.m. April 15, the victim returned back to her residence and discovered the top of her black steel mailbox had been hacked off and was lying in the front yard. She said she believes the suspect used a saw to vandalize her mailbox. The mailbox pole remained in the ground. According to the victim, an unknown neighbor told her people down the street had a house party. The neighbor also stated it saw a dark SUV sitting at the end of her driveway at an unknown time the night of April 14. The total cost to replace the mailbox is $150.
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Lindsay Lohan has gone straight-for-pay on her latest film. The brave young actress was photographed in a kissing scene with *gasp* a man on the set of her next (and only) flick, Labor Pains. Yesterday, shots leaked of her in her fake baby belly. It's breeder heaven.
'Cept this is not going to bode well for her recent reunion with her lanky ladyfriend, Samantha Ronson. Don't worry, DJ Sam, it doesn't look like your girl was very into it. It's just a role, remember.
Despite a very public fight at a restaurant last weekend that ended with Lohan leaving Ronson in the lurch, the "couple" were happy anew on the Labor Pains set this week. There was kissing, squeezing and probably the sharing of many cigs and Red Bulls.
Don't let this one heterosexual incident throw a wrench into your Sapphic love! Lindsay's just doing her job! And it's not liable to happen again, seeing as she's not a very good actress.
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The hotel is the third Express property to open in Dubai and the second to open under the brand's new name following last year's announcement of the worldwide relaunch of the Holiday Inn brand family.
Holiday Inn Express Jumeirah has 193 modern and spacious rooms, with comfortable beds, a unique pillow menu option to ensure guests get a great night's sleep and enhanced en-suite facilities which include a power shower. The hotel also provides a fitness centre, restaurant, a bar and two meeting rooms.
Commenting on the opening, John Bamsey, Chief Operating Officer, IHG, Middle East and Africa (MEA), said: "Holiday Inn Express delivers an uncomplicated hotel experience, perfect for seasoned business travellers, families and large groups – and these customers are a growing market in Dubai."
"Holiday Inn Express Jumeirah is our third Express property to open in the MEA, region, underscoring our goal to be the leading provider of quality affordable accommodation in the region. We have ambitious plans and are well placed to take advantage of the high demand for limited service hotels." Bamsey concluded
Holiday Inn Express Jumeirah is close to Dubai's major business districts as well as shopping malls and the beach, ensuring that the needs of both business and leisure travellers are met.
Sami Al Ansari, Ishraq's Chief Executive Officer, Ishraq Gulf Real Estate Holding BSC, said: "As one of the world's fastest growing destinations, Dubai is an important market for the Holiday Inn Express brand, bringing in millions of business and leisure tourists each year. Together with IHG we plan to retain our position as the region's leading provider of limited service accommodation, through the extensive roll-out of the Express brand across the Middle East region."
Holiday Inn Express is the world's largest limited service hotel brand and growing exponentially. Since its launch in the Middle East in 2007, Holiday Inn Express has pioneered the limited service concept in the region, offering competitive pricing, quality accommodation for both business and leisure travellers and the reassurance that an international brand brings.
Across Europe, Middle East and Africa there are 183 Holiday Inn Express hotels, providing more than 21,000 rooms, with a further 54 properties in the development pipeline.
Holiday Inn Express Jumeirah will be operated by Ishraq Hospitality Management, a subsidiary of Ishraq Gulf Real Estate Holding Co., the exclusive developer of Holiday Inn Express hotels in the GCC, excluding Saudi Arabia.
The $1bn relaunch of the Holiday Inn brand family (comprising Holiday Inn Hotels and Resorts, Holiday Inn Express and Express by Holiday Inn) will bring improved consistency and service levels, as well as a more contemporary brand image and identity, to almost 3,200 hotels worldwide. The global relaunch was announced in October 2007 and is expected to be completed by the end of 2010. As part of this process all Express by Holiday Inn hotels will become Holiday Inn Express properties to create global consistency. In the interim period as the hotels implement the relaunch both the existing and new Holiday Inn brand family identities will be used.
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Does anyone here use it Denver area? I've read several places that use it but never heard of it being used here. tia |
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I thought about using it last year year but after reading the stories of it smelling like horrible vomit I passed on it. Alfalfa is a good fertilizer. I used it by either just tossing it around or letting it sit for a few hours in water then used that water around different plants. |
Thanks. I was a little worried about the smell too. So did you just buy the pellets and put them in water. If so how much of ea. Also could you see a difference in the way the plants did. Better than fertlizer or about the same? TIA. |
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By Intern Chrislande in TV on Mar 01, 2012
As you are making your plans to celebrate Women's History Month this March, make sure you tell all your friends that your Saturday nights are booked. "Her Take," a blend of remarkable films by women, will be presented every Saturday this March at 8 pm eastern time on the Documentary Channel (DOC). In an industry that is so often not unkind to women filmmakers, it is beyond beautiful that he Documentary channel is taking the month to celebrate five women and their brilliant films.
The presentations of these wonderful artists are also to commemorate now 40-year-old Women Make Movies (WMM), a program established in 1972 to address the misrepresentation of women in the media. WMM is all about getting women's films out to the world.
"Her Take" will start this Saturday, March 3rd with the film Pink Skies. Filmmaker Gulcin Gilbert's gripping movie about cancer shows how women find ways to empower themselves physically and emotionally as athletes while battling the horrid disease. The women famously organized a world record skydiving event to raise over a million dollars to fight the disease!
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The "Her Take" line up will provide a fresh perspective that's often lacking in film.
Check out the rest of the Documentary channel's line up, which includes the works of Joan Braderman, Mimi Chakarova, M.T. Silvia, and Gillian Armstrong and plan your Women's History Month night in.
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Young players who had the best year
With a serious setback suffered in Olympic qualifying and no youth World Cups scheduled, 2012 could hardly be called a banner year for U.S. youth.
But there were plenty of bright spots among the wreckage of the failed Olympic campaign, including the continued emergence of Terrence Boyd, Brek Shea and Mikkel Diskerud, and cups of tea for Josh Gatt and Joe Gyau with the full team.
A little further down the depth chart, several other young Americans had noteworthy seasons at the club level as well. Here are a few of 2012's fastest risers among American soccer's young prospects.
Will Packwood, D, Birmingham
The Massachusetts native won't be 20 until next May, but he's broken through this year with Birmingham's first team in the English Championship. Promoted from the reserves at the beginning of the season, Packwood has made a handful of first-team appearances on defense this semester, including four starts across competitions, while becoming a regular inclusion in the 18 for much of the 2012-13 season.
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BBAO: Updated playoff picture, draft order
Kevin SeifertWe're Black and Blue All Over: CHICAGO -- Well then. Sunday wrapped up the 2012 NFC North title for the Green Bay Packers, but it left two other division teams still in the playoff race as well. I tried to map out the playoff scenarios for the ...
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Kevin SeifertWe're Black and Blue All Over: Wow. Week 15 brought us some serious drama and a bunch of twists and turns. Three of our teams remain in the playoff picture, while the fourth -- the Minnesota Vikings -- have regained position for the No. 2 overall ...
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Kevin SeifertWe're Black and Blue All Over, and thankful to see the resolution of an Upper Midwest broadband outage: As we put a wrap on Week 13 in the NFC North, we note a slight change in the NFC playoff picture. If the season ended today, the Green Bay Pack...
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The Playoff Machine makes its return
Kevin SeifertAs promised, ESPN.com has launched the Playoff Machine feature that provides an updated look at the postseason picture in both conferences. It's also adjustable based on future outcomes, so you can experiment on your own to see how the scenarios coul...
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