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You glimpse the commercials on Cartoon Network, and the reviews on the GameSpot front page, but each time you see Naruto your eyes go to that orange jumpsuit and eccentric headband and you think to yourself, "That's supposed to be a ninja? And the way he talks, with the screaming! They sure don't make ninjas like they used to."
And you're right. Naruto isn't like the mild-mannered Joe Musashi, the mature Ryu Hayabusa, or the schizophrenic Grey Fox, but whether you like it or not, he's quickly becoming one of the most important ninjas in video games. You can shun his spiky hair, whiskers, and all-caps way of speaking if you want, but you'll be missing out on great ninja action.
That's why we've started a new feature called Franchise Player. The point is to fill you in on shows, books, or movies that are spawning lots of video games. In turn, you'll have a better idea what's going on if you decide to pick one up, and you might also feel compelled to discover something cool outside the realm of gaming--in this case, a popular anime.
It's also worth mentioning that Naruto deals with adolescent themes and might be too extreme for small children. Watchful parents should note that the series contains cartoon violence and death--in the most dramatic ninja battles, characters frequently get stabbed, occasionally puke blood and rarely get ripped to tiny, bloody chunks. The series also has mild sexual content; the main character has the ability to transform himself into a near-naked girl, but there's no explicit nudity--just plenty of adolescent gags. For more information on the Naruto TV series, you can also visit TV.com.
So, what's the deal with Naruto? Well, it began as a manga (or Japanese comic book) about three kids growing up in ninja school. From there, it has spawned a popular anime, movies, and several video games. There are three friends: one booksmart girl, one quiet type whose parents were killed, and one loudmouthed bozo. There's also a reptilian villain and enough crazy magi-logical explanations to make your head eat itself. And through it all, the three heroes learn lessons about life, death, and coming of age. So it has a lot in common with another popular license: Harry Potter.
But Naruto is grounded in traditional Japanese story elements, with its chivalrous ninja masters, as well as the existential quandaries faced by heroes and villains alike. Beneath it all, there's the allegory for Japan's complicated relationship with Western culture. For instance, the main character is brash, arrogant, loud, blonde-haired, blue-eyed, and he's the embodiment of a destructive force that nearly wiped out civilization. Oh say can you see, who Naruto's supposed to be?
No? How about specifics then?
Naruto Uzumaki
Cup ramen.Dislikes:
The three minutes they take to cook.Hobbies:
Ingestion and comparison of cup ramens.In many ways, Naruto leads the ideal teenage life. He eats all the time, he's a ninja, and no one seems to mind that he's constantly yelling. But ninja life isn't as idyllic as it seems. In the beginning, he's shunned by nearly everyone in his village, he has no parents to comfort him, and he has no idea why. Ramen is his only friend. Later, he comes to grips with the fact that he's a walking bomb (there's literally a nine-tailed demon fox in his stomach that wants to destroy the world), and gains the respect of other ninjas.
If you're playing a Naruto fighting game, there's absolutely no shame in choosing Naruto, just like there's no shame in ordering steak at a restaurant called "Steaks and Stuff." Bonus points for talking smack in all caps.
Sasuke Uchiha
Very.Sasuke is the ninja-school teen heartthrob, and even though he doesn't say much, his ninja skills practically scream "badass." When he, Naruto, and Sakura are tasked with stealing bells from their ninja master, only Sasuke's attempt forces their teacher to momentarily put down his favorite romance novel, Make-Out Paradise. But Sasuke conceals a dark secret, and is constantly torn between guilt, shame, and rage. He is so alone. No, wait, he is so utterly alone.
Anyone who chooses to fight as Sasuke in a Naruto game should act despondent, and upon either winning or losing utter "Whatever. Stupid game."
Sakura Haruno
Name translation:
The spring field of cherry blossoms.Likes:
Expansive.Outwardly, Sakura admires Sasuke for the teen heartthrob he is, and shuns Naruto for being immature and annoying. But she has another side, known as Inner Sakura, that occasionally rears its head and has a lot in common with Naruto, especially in the screaming department. For most of the early going, she's used either as comic relief or to point out the obvious for younger viewers ("That wasn't him, it was a clone!").
But her talents, or lack thereof, make her the best character to choose in any match of any Naruto game. If you beat someone with Sakura, either you're a true ninja master, or they're a worthless grasshopper. Or both.
Now that you're familiar with the backstory and characters, here are a few words you're likely to hear a lot of when either watching the show or playing the games.
The combination of body and spirit energies that, when combined with fancy hand signals, creates ninja magic.Sexy Jutsu
A technique Naruto employs whereby he transforms into a naked girl, which causes his enemies to backflip, fire blood out of both nostrils, and pass out. (Cultural Note: In Japan, a nosebleed is a sign of arousal.)Replacement Technique
One quickly changes places with an object or animal and then lures the enemy into attacking it. Useful in combat as well as blind dates.Kunai
A distant cousin to the Hollywood bullet, these ninja throwing knives are seemingly unlimited in supply and only ever graze heroes, yet always strike bad guys in major internal organs or pressure points.Hidden Leaf Village
Also known as Konoha for short. This is the hidden village full of ninjas where Naruto grows up. Instead of standing armies, all the states in Naruto's Japan have similar hidden villages bursting with superstealthy assassins.Hokage
The Hokage is the boss ninja of Hidden Leaf Village. He or she delegates contracts to his subordinate assassins, wears the fanciest clothes, and has to be respected by everyone. This is who Naruto wants to be. Capisce?Games
Now that you know the backstory, characters, and some of the terms, here are a few of the Naruto games that either have shipped recently or will hit stores soon. Be sure to check out the video in this feature for a more in-depth look at these games, and thanks for reading!
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Goodson Chapel is among university priorities benefiting from a $6 million gift by Duke alumni Aubrey and Katie McClendon.
The McClendons gift includes $800,000 for a pipe organ in the Goodson Chapel of Duke Divinity Schools new Westbrook Building, which will be dedicated on Oct. 11. Previously, the couples giving helped restore the Aeolian organ in Duke Chapel. Katie McClendon was a member of the Chapel Choir during her freshman year, and Aubrey was a volunteer Chapel attendant for several years.
This gift assures that magnificent music will grace the new Goodson Chapel, said Duke University President Richard Brodhead. Three-quarters of the McClendons gift, or $4.5 million, will support Dukes new student plaza connecting the main student center (the Joseph M. and Kathleen Price Bryan University Center), as well as surrounding student buildings, with other elements of West Campus. The balance of their gift will provide operating support for the Duke Annual Fund.
The divinity schools new organ, being built by Richards Fowkes & Co. of Ooltewah, Tenn., will stand 26 feet tall and contain about 1,900 pipes. The company, with a staff of up to nine craftsmen, makes just one organ per year.
It will be wonderful to have a great organ in the Goodson Chapel, so close to the magnificent organs of Duke Chapel, said Dean L. Gregory Jones. We will be able to model beautiful music for our students in worship, helping to prepare them for leadership in the churches they will serve after graduation.
Art as Evangelism, a series of 14 sermons inspired by art commissioned for the divinity schools addition, began with the 79th Opening Convocation worship service on Aug. 30 in Duke Chapel.
Dean L. Gregory Jones sermon Practice Resurrection, was inspired by Reconciliation, a bronze sculpture by Margaret Adams Parker, which serves as a visual interpretation of the Parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15.
A luncheon reception for Parker and brief service of dedication for the sculpture, recently installed on the Bovender Terrace, was held for the divinity school community on August 30.
Each sermon in the series is inspired by a piece of art connected with the divinity schools 2005 building addition. Art as Evangelism, which also is open to the public, continues with sermons at 10 a.m. in Goodson Chapel throughout the fall semester.
For information about the full schedule, please call Chaplain Sally Bates, 919-660-3459, or visit the Web site at www.divinity.duke.edu/noteworthy/.
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Political Brutality
Sep 10, 2008
There's been much said about John McCain's running mate Sarah Palin, with how that complicates attack strong advertisements from the Democrats, as nobody wants to be mean to a girl, do they?
Let's begin with how people were mean to Hillary Clinton. Perhaps because she's already been in politics in one way or another for decades now, or perhaps because she looks like a potato right before it's aged enough to be called "leaky", but people didn't pull their punches with her. I appreciate that.
Why be nice to Sarah?
John McCain is old. He has cancer, and is rapidly nearing the national average health expectancy of 77 years. If he serves an 8 year term, it is expected for him to die of old age while in office. This means that we must pay more attention to his running mate, as there is a greater-than-average chance she will be in office.
So, why be nice to Sarah?
The President of the United States of America is commander-in-chief of the military. This involves launching nuclear missiles. The president appoints Federal judges for life. He is the ultimate and direct boss of over "four million employees". Lastly, and most importantly, the president is responsible for signing bills into law or otherwise vetoing them. In the post-Great Depression era of regular daily interaction between the citizenry and the Federal Government, this is important. The basic job of being the president of The Single Remaining Superpower in the world is one of the most demanding jobs in the world.
Why should we be nice to Sarah?
We shouldn't.
Nor should we be nice to the candidates themselves.
They should be stressed. They should be treated as harshly by the media as possible. Fox, don't keep Bill O'Reilly attacking liberals- have him go and dog everyone. Weaknesses are found best through testing to failure. Let's have folks pressed until they show their bad side to us, before the elections. Let's do our best to crush them, before the demands of office do it while they're at the helm.
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Mike Allton interviewed By Dustn.tv
Dustin W. Stout, a brilliant website designer and Google+ evangelist, conducts weekly interviews with social media marketers and influencers, and Mike was honored to have been included in one such interview.
On 8/8/13, Dustin interviewed Mike and discussed where Mike got started, what he's focused on now, and his advice for businesses wanting to use and leverage social media. Quotes like, "One of the strengths of social media is that when you connect with someone and that connection is reciprocated your reach grows exponentially."
Watch the full interview here:
For the complete text of the interview, head over to Dustin's post.
By Mike Allton, Social Media ManagerMike is a Social Media Consultant and Blog Coach in St. Louis. He has been working with websites and the Internet since the early '90's. He is active on all of the major social networks and enjoys writing and teaching small business owners on how to leverage the Internet to promote and grow their business. Mike provides training and seminars to businesses and individuals on topics like "Content Marketing - Using Blogging + Social Media + SEO to equal Small Business Success" or "Establishing a Brand on Google+" or "How to use HootSuite to Manage Your Social Media Presence." Mike is the author of, "The Unofficial Book On HootSuite: The #1 Tool for Social Media Management." To schedule a consultation or to book Mike for a workshop or seminar, please complete the online contact form.


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Don't know why I haven't reviewed this before. This is one of the only lipsticks I have ever repurchased multiple times. Back in 2002 or so, I was wearing a Lancome shade called Cognac Velvet. Kept wearing it for years and, when they discontinued it, even bought a bulk of it off the Lancome website. When I finally ran out, I went to the Lancome counter and asked if there was a dupe for it. The SA told me that Merlot was identical. That was about 2005, I think. Anyway - several years of repurchasing later - I still have a Merlot in my dressing table.
Though it is a dark wine red shade and I am super pale (Bobbi Brown Alabaster foundation), I just think it looks really beautiful. It makes my light green eyes even brighter (and almost look blue). I blot it after application so it isn't so intense, but it is just a beautiful, classy, flattering shade.
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LOVE LOVE LOVE. The kind of red that just WORKS. Not flashy or distracting, just a rich classic brick red. Very emollient but also highly pigmented for good color payoff and long color duration without drying your lips out. Found this totally at random after just idly stopping by the Lancome counter at Macy's yesterday, and LOVE it.
I love the color of this lipstick - darker than my natural lipcolor but the same tone as my lips. It even makes my teeth look whiter. It feels good on my lips, not drying at all. It seems to make my lips look fuller.
This is a different formula from the other Rouge Absolu lippies. It's far more emollient and has spf, but doesn't wear as well as the other, dryer formula (which lasts almost like a stain). This one feathers some and just isn't as long-lasting. That said, I love to apply this over a clear lipgloss to get a sheer, glossy red. It's a great warm red with some brown color for me (ppp with warm undertones, Alima N0/N1).
This is a great rich color in a beautiful package. The color is very dramatic, and surprisingly smooth and creamy for a matte shade.
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Very pretty, dark wine/brick red lipstick, not quite as dark as the Rouge Ombre, but about one step lighter. A pretty vamp red. Love the performance and taste of these Lancome lipsticks. This is a very glamourous color, I prefer this to MAC's Dubonnet, they are a very similar color, but this one wears better, doesn't feather or bleed and isn't as dry. I will repurchase. I'm a MAC NC30 and this looks very nice!
I just love this color! On me it is a soft brown red that I can wear with anything, and I can wear it both day and night. It is super emollient too.
I didn't expect to like this lipstick as much as I do. The color is so pretty with my NC42 skintone. It is a rich darkish red. The color is vibrant, but you can make it work for day time, I wore it to work today actually. I was also happy with the staying power. It stayed on much longer than some of my other lipsticks. When it does wear off, it leaves lips stained evenly and lips feel moisturized. I said I would purchase it again, because I DO like it. But there are just so many lipsticks out there and I'm always trying new stuff so I don't know if I will ever really repurchase.
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This really is my perfect everyday deep red. Perfect for the office - very sophisticated but not glaring. Very moisturizing (almost too much so b/c it wears off quickly). Defintely will buy this over and over


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Beat the Streets Expansion Around the Country
March 14th, 2011 by albevi1234
America Needs More Kids Wrestling
Beat the Streets-Chicago sets goals to expand feeder programs for inner city wrestling
By Gary Abbott USA Wrestling 02/18/2011
Wrestling leaders in Chicago have announced a re-launch of the Beat the Streets Chicago program with a focus on growth and expansion.
Beat the Streets-Chicago is dedicated to teaching the youth of Chicago the benefits of wrestling and how they apply to success in the classroom, community and personal growth.
The program was created in 1997 and now serves 12 clubs and 18 elementary schools with over 1.000 participants, representing some of Chicago's most challenged neighborhoods.
Brian Giffin, a leader in the development of the Beat the Streets New York program, now serves as President and Executive Director of the Chicago program.
"Our mission is simple, to expand youth wrestling in the third largest metropolitan market in the USA, provide learning opportunities to the student-athletes in Chicago through a summer camp program and expand the coaching base via USA Wrestling's coaches education program. We can't accomplish this mission alone," said Giffin.
Giffin said Beat the Streets-Chicago set a campaign goal is to deliver 60 elementary wrestling programs by 2016 in coordination with the Chicago Public School League as a feeder program to the existing Chicago Public High Schools.
Long term plans include student mentoring and summer camp programs, with ongoing involvement in USA Wrestling's coaches education. For more information go www.btschicago.org
Bill Crum named Chief Operating Officer for Beat the Streets Wrestling, Inc.
NEW YORK, New York (January 7th, 2011) – Mike Novogratz, Chairman of the Board of Beat the Streets Wrestling, Inc. (BTS), today announced changes in the organization's management structure.
Bill Crum, one of the organization's founders and Senior Advisor since its inception, has been named Chief Operating Officer. He takes over program supervisory responsibilities from Brian Giffin who moved on to the Beat the Streets-Chicago.
Crum is the former Vice President of USA Wrestling where he was a board member for 20 years and a former Executive Director within the Boys and Girls Clubs of America movement. Along with Board members Rich Ranalli and Al Bevilacqua, former Treasurer Rob Schoenberg, and others, Crum founded both the Beat the Streets movement and Beat the Streets Wrestling, Inc. beginning with a springtime club in 1999. Novogratz joined the movement in 2003. Since that time the organization has added 35 new High School Programs and 60 Middle School programs in New York City. Additionally, BTS sponsors several city-wide training centers in the off-season as well as a program that has sent over 2,000 city kids to summer wrestling programs over the last four years.
Beat the Streets-Milwaukee and City Kids organization announces their Freestyle and Greco-Roman Spring Program
Learn to Wrestle. For Real Tournaments available
- March 7 to May 1
- Life Skills training at practice
- Riverside HS, 1620 E. Locust St:
- Monday & Wednesday: 6 – 8 pm
Five other CKWC youth coaches also qualified for the high school state championships – congratulations to these successful role models on a great season.
- Ferriez Johnson (112 pounds), Bradley Tech HS
- Luis Resendiz (119 pounds), Bradley Tech HS
- Brandin Thomas (135 pounds), Bradley Tech HS
- Russell Palmer (215 pounds), Custer HS
- John Jude (285 pounds), Custer HS
Click here to see what City Kids Wrestling is all about!
The event was held in the Dodge Fitness Center in the famed University Gym on the campus of Columbia University. Each of the kids who travelled to New York City were able to compete in exhibitions prior to the University of Pennsylvania vs. Columbia University collegiate dual meet. Although many of our wrestlers are new to the sport, they competed exceptionally well and, more importantly, came back with fond memories of the trip. Following the completion of the youth exhibitions, the youth wrestlers and their parents were able to watch the Penn vs. Columbia collegiate dual meet, which included a number of very exciting matches. The experience exposed the kids to another college campus and encouraged their continued participation in the sport.
Beat the Streets Philadelphia strives to use the sport of wrestling to provide youth with an opportunity to develop character traits that lead to success not only on the mat, but more importantly in the classroom and in life. We would like to thank Mike Torriero from Beat the Streets New York for organizing their teams and for securing a wonderful venue for the exhibitions. We would also like to thank Columbia University for hosting our kids. It is our hope that we can make this an annual event with wrestlers from Beat the Streets New York coming to Philadelphia on the years that Columbia visits the University of Pennsylvania for the annual match-up between the two teams.
Beat the Streets Philadelphia travels to New York City for Exhibition against Beat the Streets New York
Beat the Streets Philadelphia was fortunate enough to be able to send 27 youth wrestlers from the Wissahickon Charter, Martin Luther King Youth and PAL Rizzo Wrestling programs to New York City for an exhibition against wrestlers from Beat the Streets New York sponsored teams. For many of the kids that attended the trip this was their first time going to the "Big Apple." The trip was a collaborative effort between Beat the Streets Philadelphia and Beat the Streets New York and was aimed at providing an opportunity for our student-athletes not only to compete against wrestlers from another city, but also to have the chance to visit another college campus.
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If you are travelling to the UK or any country that doesn't use the EURO as it's currency – it is very easy to use your debit card at an ATM to withdraw Sterling or other currencies. But – how much will you be charged by your bank?
The foreign (Non Euro) ATM cash withdrawal charges for the main Irish banks are listed below. (Fees for withdrawals of Euro abroad should always be the same as if you were in Ireland)
Ulster Bank 2% (min €3, max €12), plus foreign exchange fee of 1.5%
(Tip: If you use an ATM in the UK owned by Ulster Bank, Easy Cash,Royal Bank of Scotland or NatWest , you will not be charged the 2% fee))
AIB – Currency conversion fee of 2.5% (no cap) plus commission of 1% (min €2, max €6)
BOI 3.5% (min €3.17, max €11.43)
PTSB 3.5% (min €3.17, max €11.43)
So – a withdrawal of £200 (Approx €240 Euro) at at ATM in the UK will typically cost you about €8.40 with debit cards from BOI, Ulster and PTSB . With an AIB debit card it would cost you about €10.80.
Making a smaller withdrawal of £50 will cost you €3.17 with BOI and PTSB cards, €3.50 with AIB and €3.90 with Ulster Bank.
With all the cards you should avoid making lots of small withdrawals – as this will end up costing you much more in the long run .
A £10 ATM withdrawal would cost you €2.30 with an AIB card , €3.18 with Ulster and €3.17 with BOI or PTSB.
Five withdrawals of £10 would end up costing as much as €15.85 – but one £50 withdrawal would cost at most €3.50
There will be a much smaller fee with an Ulster card at certain UK banks (see above)
Compare these ATM charges with Debit and Credit Card Charges when spending in non Euro currencies.
Figures checked Feb 2014
If you are looking to transfer larger amounts of Euro to Sterling – take a look at our page on how to get the Best Euro Sterling Exchange Rates


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Cairo: The so-called issue of conflicts between two sects of the Muslims, Shiite and Sunni, is the propaganda of conspirators against Islam and the divisions between the two sects is a plot being hatched by the same enemies of Islam.
These views were shared by the Foreign Minister of Iran, Ali Akbar Salehi, who was on a visit to the Egyptian capital, Cairo, and met with the Grand Sheikh of historic Al-Azhar University, Ahmed Al-Tayeb, on Thursday.
Salehi took a strict stance on the plots and schemes being hatched by the enemies of Islam to create differences and conflicts between majority sect – Sunnis – and minority sect – Shiites.
He urged the Muslims across the globe to be united by avoiding the conflicts. Muslims should rely on commonalties instead of the differences, he added.
Salehi stated, "Enemies have made great efforts during recent years to cause a rift among Muslims and also to intensify it."
Iran's Foreign Minister also invited the Sheikh of Al-Azhar University to visit Iran for holding talks with the Iranian clerics and observe the peaceful coexistence of Shiite and Sunni Muslims in the Islamic Republic.
Al-Tayeb, for his part, urged Muslims to foster unity and said that enemies should not be allowed to achieve their objectives to create conflicts in the Muslim world.
Meanwhile, in a meeting with Patriarch of Egypt's Coptic Christians Pope Tawadros II, the Iranian Minister highlighted the significance of peaceful coexistence of the Muslims and Christians.
Pope Tawadros said that Iran has a historical civilization and followers of different religions, including Zoroastrians, Jews, Christians and Muslims, and they all have had a brotherly coexistence in the country.
Salehi wrapped up his day-long visit to Egypt and arrived in Tehran early on Friday.
During his Cairo trip, the Iranian minister held talks with senior Egyptian officials, including President Mohamed Morsi and Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr on Thursday.
Salehi also exchanged views with UN-Arab League special envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, and Arab League Secretary-General, Nabil al-Arabi, on the latest developments in the region and the Syrian unrest in particular.


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If you've been waiting for a final Windows 8 Metro version of your favorite Web browser – assuming that's Mozilla's Firefox browser – then you have a bit longer to go, but there's hope in sight.
According to new notes from Mozilla's most recent Firefox planning meeting, the company plans to launch a version of the browser for Windows 8's "Metro" UI (technically, Windows 8's "new Windows User Interface," since Microsoft officially retired the "Metro" terminology for its tile-based design some time ago). The "preview release," as Mozilla dubs it, will officially arrive as part of the company's Firefox 26 release on December 10.
If you're looking to get your hands on a Metro-ized version of Firefox even earlier, however, you can always check out the new browser iteration by grabbing the Aurora build of Firefox on September 16. It's at that point that Mozilla will merge Firefox Metro into the "Aurora 26" variant of Firefox. While that means quicker access to features, it's also one of Mozilla's more unstable environments for browser releases – which is to say, don't be surprised or upset if your pre-beta browser starts getting funky.
Mozilla intends to push all Aurora features into the Beta channel on October 28 – a bit more of a stable environment for potential testers to play around with, given that Mozilla will be spending its time between September and October fixing and polishing features.
European regulators could slap Microsoft with a fine over its "browser ballot" mishap by month's end, according to a new report.
Citing three people familiar with the matter, Reuters said the fine could be handed down before Easter, which falls on March 31 this year. Of course "procedural issues" could push that back, those sources warned.
The controversy dates back to 2009, when the European Commission announced that Microsoft violated European competition law by bundling its Internet Explorer browser with Windows. As a result, Microsoft said it would ship a version of Windows 7 with a "browser ballot" that would allow users to select which browser they wanted during the OS installation process. The EU approved that plan in Dec. 2009 and it started rolling out two months later.
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But the EU opened an investigation, and by October, regulators sent Microsoft a formal statement of objections.
"A statement of objections is a formal step in Commission investigations," the EU said at the time. "The Commission informs the parties concerned in writing of the objections raised against them and the parties can reply in writing and request an oral hearing to present comments."
Mozilla today unveiled two new developer preview phones that feature the browser maker's Firefox OS.
The phones - dubbed Keon and Peak - are being developed via Spanish phone maker GeeksPhonein partnership with Telefonica.
"This week we are announcing our new Firefox OS developer preview phones because we believe that developers will help bring the power of the web to mobile," Mozilla said in a blog post.
The Keon (above) is described as "light and versatile but also powerful." It features a 3.5-inch touch screen, 3-megapixel camera, and 4GB of storage, as well as MicroSD, MicroUSB, Wi-Fi, GPS, and more. It runs a 1-GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 and a 1580mAh battery.
Microsoft announced today that Internet Explorer 10 will be available to those running Windows 7 machines in November.
A preview version of the revamped browser will be available in mid-November and a final version will roll out shortly thereafter after incorporating user feedback, Rob Mauceri, group program manager for IE, wrote in a blog post.
IE10 will be pre-loaded on machines running Windows 8, which debuts on Oct. 26.
"We built an entirely new browser with Windows 8, with more performance and developer capabilities," Mauceri wrote. "IE10 brings improved real-world site performance and additional standards support to Windows 7 that Web developers have been asking for."
As PCMag's Michael Muchmore noted recently, IE10 "leads a double life" in Windows 8, given that you can run it in the traditional desktop view, as well as the interface formerly known as Metro. It also gets a speed boost and improved support for emerging Web technologies over its predecessor.
When you open a new tab in Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari, or Opera, you'll see helpful links to recent, favorite, and most visited webpages. For several years now, Firefox has been the only browser that shows nothing but a blank white page when you open a new tab—until today.
Announced today on the Mozilla blog, Firefox 13 is a lucky one for those who've been yearning for some new tab assistance. And it's not just the new tab page that's been redesigned; Firefox users also get a new default homepage with the new release.
Firefox's updated new tab page, as in a lot of other things, mimics Google Chrome most closely. As in Chrome and Opera, Firefox's new tab page shows thumbnails of your most recently and frequently visited sites. And as in the other browsers, you can customize what's on these thumbnails, and they shrink and enlarge as you resize the browser window. You can also remove sites and pin and unpin them to the new tab page. But you can't specify which sites to include: They're chosen by frequency of your visits.
But where Google's browser only offers your most visited sites, Web apps, and recently closed tabs, the large icons on Firefox's new homepage give access to bookmarks, history, settings, add-ons, downloads, and sync preferences with shortcuts.
Mozilla and Google have hit back at Microsoft over what they consider to be restrictive browser settings within the Windows on ARM version of the upcoming Windows 8 OS.
In a Wednesday blog post, Harvey Anderson, Mozilla's general counsel, argued that "Windows on ARM - as currently designed - restricts user choice, reduces competition and chills innovation."
Microsoft will release a version of its OS - dubbed Windows RT - that is optimized for ARM processors. Like the other versions of Windows 8, it will include two environments: the classic Windows interface and the more Windows Phone-esque Metro style option.
According to Mozilla's Anderson, however, "Windows on ARM prohibits any browser except for Internet Explorer from running in the privileged 'Windows Classic' environment."
"In practice, this means that only Internet Explorer will be able to perform many of the advanced computing functions vital to modern browsers in terms of speed, stability, and security to which users have grown accustomed," Anderson wrote. "Given that IE can run in Windows on ARM, there is no technical reason to conclude other browsers can't do the same."
Microsoft's Internet Explorer saw a slight uptick in March, shaving browser market share from rivals like Firefox and Chrome.
The software giant, meanwhile, said that nearly 50 percent of Windows 7 users are now using its most-recent browser, IE9. About 14.6 percent are on Chrome 17/18, while 11.6 percent are on Firefox 11.
Overall, Microsoft saw IE usage increase from 52.84 percent global market share in February to 53.83 percent in March, according to data from Net Applications.
"With a gain of .99 percent last month and a net gain of 1.2 percent global usage share over the last five months, Internet Explorer has stabilized and even reversed its usage share declines of the last few years," Net Applications said.
Google and Mozilla on Thursday voiced support for the White House's "privacy bill of rights" plan, which includes a call for browser makers to adopt an easy-to-use "do not track" option.
Google pledged to "adopt a broadly consistent approach" to "do not track" technology for its Chrome browser, while Mozilla said it was "firmly committed" to building a tool within Firefox that provides real choice and user control.
"Do not track" efforts are being spearheaded by the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA), in conjunction with the Federal Trade Commission and Commerce Department. The group will work with tech companies and privacy advocates alike to find a solution that will protect peoples' privacy when they surf online.
At issue are ad networks and other companies that track Web users' online activity. Some of this activity is useful - serving up targeted ads based on habits, for example, or keeping you logged in on sites to which you surf frequently. But sometimes users are unaware that this tracking is going on, and there have been concerns about how companies use the data they collect about Internet users.
Mozilla on Wednesday released the Firefox 4 release candidate, the final update before the company formally unveils its next-generation browser.
Those who have been testing Firefox 4 will be automatically upgraded to the RC. Mozilla said it has fixed more than 8,000 bugs since the first beta release of Firefox 4, but encouraged RC users to test this latest release as well and provide feedback.
Mozilla executives expect the final Firefox 4 to be released later this month.
Firefox 4 is a major upgrade for Mozilla. It will feature a revamped plug-in architecture called JetPack, a redesigned minimalist interface, faster JavaScript performance, and greater support for HTML5, including Google's WebM HTML5 video format.


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December 2005
From the President
Well another year is nearly over and I guess we are all looking forward to a bit of a rest. Although we are only half way through our club year it feels like a full year. I would like to thank the club committee and the club members for making the club year so successful . We have achieved a lot this year even though it has been fairly quiet .
We have had a few good social events of which some were well attended and others not . We have decided to buy another aircraft and this is now coming together well .
We have had an accident free year but still a few unnecessary mechanical mishaps.
The club continues to grow with membership around 125 at present and everyone is in good sprits and are optimistic about the future.
For those that attended the RAANZ AGM it is apparent that CAA is determined to get the accident rate of light aircraft down to much lower levels that at present.
We must all adapt to any changes that may come along locally at our field or nationally as RAANS and CAA dictate change on us. Let us not forget we are a lucky few that can take to the skies when ever we like and fly mostly unrestricted . When things go wrong we get noticed. The aim of the game is not to get noticed. That means a clean slate and don't rock the boat. Make constructive comment through the correct channels is the way to go as CAA and RAANZ will listen to us . Gentle pressure can pay dividends.
At the RAANZ AGM we had the pleasure of listening to John Jones , the CAA Director, his message was simple. There are too many accident in light aircraft.
97% of air movements in NZ are by airlines but 97% of accident are in the 3% of other movements being agricultural, light GA sport and recreational. Not good figures. CAA aim to reduce this 10 fold before 2010. We can help by being professional in what we do while working in with other aviators with a common goal of enjoying a safe fun pastime.
There was an excellent turnout to the AGM 50+ delegates turned up which is unheard of for such an event . At least 15 planes came from the NI. This is a credit to those guys who think nothing of crossing the 'ditch'.
You will be pleased to know we have a greater presence on the RAANZ executive this year with myself and Brent becoming members. Another unheard of event was that there needed to be an election of officers ,4 nominations and 3 positions. A long time was spent deciding what needed to be done according to the constitution.
A word of thanks from our club must go to Nick Key who has worked away for the last three years in RAANZ . A lot goes on behind the scenes that we do not appreciate but sometimes only criticise. If it was not for the hard working exec team of RAANZ we would not be able to do what we do . RAANZ promise a more efficient turnaround with ratings, exam results and general administration functions.
I have put forward the club's name to host the RAANZ annual flyin in February 2006. This should be around the end of the month. Keep a look out for details.
Probably the most exciting event for a while is the fact that the club has been allocated an area of land at the NW end of the field with which to develop the future look of the club over the next few years. We have room for two major sized hangars and space for around 12 good sized hangars for members to build. We will develop a plan over the next 6 months for the land and submit it to the council. The road will be sealed very soon , this will happen as money has been approved for this.
The airfield committee has been busy finalising codes for construction and positions of future hangars. They are very aware of encroaching subdivisions and are setting the field up to be protected from future intervention by non aviation people having a say in what happens there.
So what's been happening out there?
Welcome to new members Dave Small , Roy Waddington , Christine Oliver and Ray Corbett. I hope you get into your flying . Get hold of Brent and he will advise the best instructor to suit your timetable.
A big Congratulations to Noel Vallance on gaining his CPL. He has worked his butt off this year to get the qualification which he hopes to use to fly Trikes commercially .
Thanks also Noel for the donation of all of your text books. These are in the club library and are for every one to use. Look after them .
Wayne Woodward has bought a Bantum from the coast. He and Brent flew it back a few weeks ago on a trouble free 90 minute flight. Wayne seems very pleased with it and is clocking up the hours.
Rod Webb has bought Wayne's Z-Max but I am not sur if he has flown it yet.
After 17 years of watching and waiting Dave McPherson has soloed in his own plane!. Yes the newly complete Karatoo is now in the hands of Dave who is rapidly clocking up the hours. I watched him land it on Monday night after an hours flight and he greased it in like an old professional . Well done Dave you have done well and I expect you would like to thank Paul , Mike and Brent for all the effort they have put into the project. A full report follows in this newsletter.
Mike Flemming has built a new hangar block next to Pat Scotter's and boast a great viewing tower .
It is with great regret that I have to report the passing of Mick Holland on the 29th (his birthday). Mick has been around the flying scene for many years and has always been a real personality . He will be sadly missed by all who knew him especially the old guard like Peter Dyer. I only knew Mick for a few years ,although I knew of him and his exploits in the motoring and bike fields, and he amazed me with his positive outlook and great memory. Our thoughts are with his family at this time .
The RAANZ AGM was a great success for our club and I thank all those who helped run the day.
Ivan Campbell and the Fisher Tiger Moth are about to take to the air. By the time you read this the Tiger will probably have flown. Ivan has made a magnificent job of the Tiger and it is a credit to is perfectionism and dedication to getting thing right .Well done Ivan we look forward to you first touch down at Rangiora.
Ivan and Sandra hosted the group from the RAANZ AGM for afternoon tea . A cake was baked especially for the occasion by Simon Sheffield It must have been a great cake as it did not last very long . Thanks Ivan and Sandra for a great afternoon.
Keith Dekkers has been seenlow fling his new Trike around the hangers to run the engine in . But Keith it will fly much better if you put the wing on!!
Here are a few shots of the progress.
The Stripper
Painted and assembled
Kiwi Karatoo Klub
On Friday 25th September I went solo in KTP 17 years 9months after my first solo in the club "Raja" (mirage) back in 1988. The funny thing is it was almost an anti climax. After waiting so long for the time when I would be able to fly my own aircraft, when Ross said, "I am getting out now, you can go on your own", it was sort of ok lets do this. I deliberately didn't spend a lot of time thinking about it at the end of the runway or else I might have chickened out, although I doubt it, but I figured that the getting back on the ground has always been the bit I have the most trouble with so I will get in the air and sort the rest out later. That first circuit went so fast. I had no sooner done my radio call, the down wind checks, and then the ground was coming up to meet me. The first landing wasn't a greaser but passable. If I could do all my landings like the second one I would be very happy.
They say that your first solo is the best landing you will ever do, if that is the case it is just as well the Karatoo is built strong. The first solo that I did all those years ago, after the third attempt I managed to touch down. Touch down implies that it was a soft landing, but even when we stopped bouncing it wasn't soft. We only stopped because the left gear leg broke and dug in, but I did walk away from it. We had to carry the "Raja" back though but eventually it flew again.
I have to say that I am very happy with the choice of Karatoo as my aircraft. Originally I was keen to get something like a Bantam or X-air. But Ngaire, my wife, is not over keen on the lighter side of the microlight scale (even though she has flown in a quicksilver) so when Mike Small showed me the fuselage of the Karatoo, I though yes that would be an ideal "Farm Tractor". So the KKK (Kiwi Karatoo Klub) was born, and the rest as they say is history.
I owe special thanks to Mike (project manager) for getting me into this project, for doing the test flying and helping me fulfil a dream, to Brent Thompson for the propeller, cowling and work on finishing the plane, and especially to Paul Woodley whose superb skill and workmanship has produced an aircraft that I am proud to show off, and now fly.
It has now done 50 hours but I am sure that the next 50 will not take so long.
See you in the air
Dave McPherson
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I'm 48. I'm getting married in less than 30 days and I need to lose another 15 pounds or so. But I'm not really doing much about that lately. I do pay Weight Watchers $40 a month and that has taken a pound or two off.
I started this blog to document my weight loss journey but as it turns out, dieting isn't that interesting. I think it would be if I had 100 lbs to lose and I had been abandoned by my husband who left me for his trainer or some other tragic side story but nope. I've had a pretty comfortable, generally happy life. Not that it's over, just so far so good.
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Annie – 15-year-old daughter. Very dramatic and very kind and funny. She is a very good actress and always tells the truth, unless you ask "are you out of bed, yet?"
Brigid – 13 -year-old daughter. Dancer, needs to be right almost as much as her mother does.
Ex-husband – Mitch, my ex-husband. Good guy even though the cat hates him.
Derwood – Deren, husband to be on May 18, 2013.
Mudd – Canine love of my life.
Tallulah or Lula – Latest cat addition to the family. She's much bigger now.
Molly – My sister who moved back to Oregon from Texas. My 14s of readers may know her as my social conscience and life coach who let me have Diet Coke even though I said I gave it up for Lent.
Katie – Molly's twin who lives in Denver. She lived with me last year and she was more of my butter and cheese coach.
John – our brother, no one's twin. He plays golf sometimes.
I live in Portland, Oregon where I am one of 7 registered republicans. I have a B.A. in French from Colgate University which is going to come in handy when I help my children with their French homework.
Life is good and happy but it turns out I'm a little chunky which brings us back to where we started…Someone Fat Happened.


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Now, let's consider the collector who's after the elusive three dollar bill. Granted, they're usually mentioned as a joke, but $3 have been around, and they do go for a pretty penny on eBay. In the next few weeks, though, something odder than a $3 is coming up for sale: original printing plates for numerous currency notes are hitting the auction block, including a $3 from Texas. As we talked about last week, printers' blocks are most valuable because they're the only ones that exist. What could be queerer than the printing plates for a $3 bill? If the joke came about because nobody thinks a $3 bill has much value, they'd be a bit surprised to see the truth.
The statehood quarters require a closer look, though. While the Mint claims they're not being minted for collectibility, many have found their way into specially designed albums and maps for collection purposes. The Statehood coin folder I have at home proudly claims that it holds $25 worth of coins when full; I don't doubt that's all I'm going to fit into it. Hopefully I'll never have a lapse of judgement and sell the collection for less than that. Despite the purported low value, a cottage industry revolves around the dealing of these quarters, from pre-assembled sets to ones painted more realistically. One of the coins, however, has increased in value due to corn. Three different variations have appeared in the Wisconsin quarter's corncob, causing collectors to pay upwards of $500 for a complete set. Unlike the $3 bill, however, there's nothing to stop a coin collector from getting one of these as change, letting it pass through their pockets, finally handing it to a cashier when making a purchase, all without realizing its actual value.
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It's Britt C. Knopp, a 52-year-old cabbie with a muscular build and a laid-back demeanor. Sancho Panza to Cunningham's Don Quixote, Knopp helped collect signatures in the petition drive. After parking behind the Holiday Inn, Knopp recalls an altercation with Beatriz. "I had my trunk up," he explains, "ready to put the customer's luggage in, and Armand runs up and slams the trunk down and says, 'So you're the troublemaker. '"
Knopp crosses his arms and shakes his head. "We're troublemakers for trying to stop this?" he asks. "Nobody can make the money they [should] because of what's going on."
Beatriz was unavailable for comment, but his son, Harry Jones, was unapologetic. "If someone wants a cab, we don't force them into the van," Jones explains. "Just about all our bookings are done well in advance. For last-minute people, the concierges will take them outside and put them in a taxi."
What's wrong with this picture? Cunningham and Knopp can't remember the last time anyone from Silver Fox walked a customer out to a waiting cab. "Since we lost all the hotel business," Cunningham says, "some of the drivers have been forced to pay off the concierges as well." It's the only way for cabbies to survive on the beach, he says.
Silver Fox isn't Beatriz's first venture into the transportation business. Previously, he operated a motor-coach company in New Bedford, Massachusetts, that shuttled people to Atlantic City, New Jersey. After closing in April 1997, the company was unable to refund about 50 people the $129 each paid in advance for transportation and a two-night stay in Atlantic City, according to a report in the Standard-Times, a newspaper in New Bedford. "I can assure you that I will use my best efforts to return your money to you," Beatriz wrote in a letter to customers. "I am, however, not in a financial position to do this immediately."
Beatriz then moved to Broward County and opened Silver Fox in June 2001. His troubles have continued. On July 18, he was charged with operating a taxicab without a license.
For-hire transportation is a hotly competitive industry. In Broward, 845 cabs, 367 town cars, and about 250 vans and limousines fight over a finite amount of business. And that doesn't even include illegal, unlicensed operators. In a weak economy, rivalries can be cutthroat. "It's very competitive," explains Kaplan of Consumer Affairs, "and everybody thinks somebody else has an advantage."
There's no doubt about it. The edge clearly goes to those who have influence in the tourism establishment -- which, judging by the comments of some industry big shots, doesn't include the cabbies.
Linda Gill, a county Tourism Development Council member whose family owns the Sheraton Yankee Clipper and Sheraton Yankee Trader, doesn't believe her hotels or others are doing anything wrong. "I don't feel it's illegal," she says, sidestepping the point of the cabbies' complaint. "If a guest comes and asks for a limo, we will bring one." Yeah, the cabbies say, but what about a guest who's just looking for a quick inexpensive way -- any way -- to get to the airport?
Christopher Pollock, president of the Greater Fort Lauderdale Lodging and Hospitality Association, is of much the same opinion as Gill. "The whole cab situation in Broward is less than desirable," he says. "There's been a lot of controversy and unreliability. I think some people have looked for alternatives. There's nothing illegal about what they're doing. If a customer wants to pay more money to ride in a luxury town car with a friendly chauffeur, he has a right to do so." Sure, Cunningham says, provided the customer knows ahead of time that he's going to pay as much as $4 more to get out of town.
Pollock even suggests that the cabbies get what they deserve. Some of them are rude, he says, and their attitudes leave much "room for improvement" (though judging by the limo drivers' aggressive cruising tactics, there's little evidence that any of them attended finishing school.)
Cunningham steams as he sits in traffic on Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard, another cigarette between his fingers now. Nestled below the front armrest is a stack of papers: county ordinances, letters, petitions. He pulls a drag and drops ashes into the tray. "They do have an advantage," he says bitterly, explaining that concierges and car services have divided up the beach market, mob-style. "What gets me is to see people tip the concierge. I want to tell them, 'Don't. He'll be getting more of your money in just a few minutes. '"
He turns and waves his finger, as if it were a sword drawn by a man from La Mancha, at the beach hotels. "All we're trying to do," he says, "is get them to do what's right."


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Hatch said he was unclear about what Lew did as chief operating officer at two Citigroup units, one of which engaged in proprietary trading. As treasury chief, Lew would oversee rules that seek to prevent such trading.
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