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Serbia Country Code 381 |
Telephone Country Code: | 381 |
ISO Country Code, 2 Digit: | RS |
ISO Country Code, 3 Digit: | SRB |
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CountryCode.org is your complete guide to make a call from anywhere in the world, to anywhere in the world. This page details Serbia phone code.
The Serbia country code 381 will allow you to call Serbia from another country. Serbia telephone code 381 is dialed after the IDD. Serbia international dialing 381 is followed by an area code.
The Serbia area code table below shows the various city codes for Serbia. Serbia country codes are followed by these area codes. With the complete Serbia dialing code, you can make your international call.
Serbia Statistics | |||||
International Dialing Prefix (IDD)
International Direct Dialing Prefix: The IDD prefix is the international prefix needed to dial a call FROM the country listed TO another country. This is followed by the country code for the country you are calling. |
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National Dialing Prefix (NDD)
National Direct Dialing Prefix: The NDD prefix is the access code used to make a call WITHIN that country from one city to another. |
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Capital of Serbia | Belgrade | ||||
Serbia Electrical Outlet | 220 V,50 Hz
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Serbia Phone Jack |
Serbia Languages | Serbian 88.3% (official), Hungarian 3.8%, Bosniak 1.8%, Romany (Gypsy) 1.1%, other 4.1%, unknown 0.9% (2002 census) | ||||
Serbia Currency | Serbian Dinar (Serbi (CSD) | ||||
Serbia Population | 7,379,339 (95 of 1) | ||||
Serbia Area, Sq. Km. | Total: 77,474 (117 of 1) Land: 77 Water: 0 |
Serbia GDP (US$) | $80,340,000,000 (74 of 1) | ||||
Telephones | 2,993,000 (50 of 1) | ||||
Mobile Phones | 8,453,000 (59 of 1) | ||||
Internet Hosts | 0 (0 of 1) | ||||
Internet Users | 1,500,000 (72 of 1) |
Serbia City Codes | |
Beograd (Belgrade) | +381 11 |
Bor | +381 30 |
Jagodina | +381 35 |
Kosovska Mitrovica | +381 28 |
Kragujevac | +381 34 |
Kraljevo | +381 36 |
Krushevac | +381 37 |
Niš (Nish) | +381 18 |
Novi Pazar | +381 20 |
Novi Sad | +381 21 |
Panchevo | +381 13 |
Pec | +381 39 |
Pirot | +381 10 |
Pozarevac | +381 12 |
Prishtina | +381 38 |
Sombor | +381 25 |
Sremska Mitrovica | +381 22 |
Subotica | +381 24 |
Uzice | +381 31 |
Valjevo | +381 14 |
Zajechar | +381 19 |
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Leon joins A's, Cespedes returns to lineup
OAKLAND -- Arnold Leon will be activated by the A's for Wednesday's doubleheader against Seattle, but it hasn't been determined yet whether Leon will start game two. That job could also go to Drew Pomeranz, depending on whether Pomeranz is needed tonight in relief. If not, Pomeranz is a pretty good bet to start.
Still, Leon will be making his big-league debut on an active roster, and the 25-year-old is understandably excited. Leon joined the A's organization in 2008, when they purchased his contract from Saltillo of the Mexican League, but the right-hander had Tommy John surgery in 2010 and missed most of that season and 2011 before returning fully in 2012.
Leon impressed the A's this spring and is 2-1 with a 4.34 ERA in six starts for Triple-A Sacramento. He's with the A's today and said River Cats manager Steve Scarsone came into the clubhouse after Sacramento's game on Monday night "and told everybody that I'm going to be in the big leagues, so pretty excited."
Leon said his mother and father are flying in from Culiacan, Mexico, for the occasion -- he said his mom visited him this spring, but his father hasn't seen him pitch since 2012 -- and his wife and seven-month-old son will be in Oakland as well.
"I was expecting this from the beginning that I signed with the A's, but I didn't know it was going to take so long," Leon said. "I lost two years (to Tommy John), and to come from that surgery I think is a big success for me, because I didn't expect to be healthy again. Very proud."
Melvin said he'll make a decision on his game two starter before the first game of the doubleheader tomorrow (first pitch is at 12:35 p.m.). If Leon doesn't start, he'll be an option out of the bullpen.
"It really seemed this spring he looked like he belonged, was more confident throwing to big-league hitters," Melvin said. "I told him that at the end of spring -- you put yourself in a position to be a viable option for us this year. And here he is."
* Melvin said Josh Reddick (ankle) is "a lot better today" and an option off the bench as Craig Gentry is starting in right field again. Here's the A's lineup behind Jesse Chavez:
CF Crisp
SS Lowrie
3B Donaldson
LF Cespedes
C Norris
DH Callaspo
RF Gentry
1B Moss
2B Punto
And the Mariners' lineup behind left-hander Roenis Elias:
RF Saunders
CF Jones
2B Cano
DH Hart
1B Smoak
3B Seager
LF Ackley
C Zunino
SS Miller
* Yoenis Cespedes is back in the lineup after entering Monday night's game as a pinch hitter. Melvin said he felt better about starting Cespedes tonight after seeing him test his hamstring coming in to make a catch on a sinking line drive.
* Reliever Eric O'Flaherty threw a 30-pitch bullpen session today and is getting close to facing hitters, Melvin said. O'Flaherty may throw one more bullpen session before taking that next step, but Melvin said the reliever is "itching to throw to hitters, so we're really close to that."
* Having Ryan Cook throw two innings in relief Monday night was designed in part to keep the bullpen fresh for Wednesday's doubleheader, Melvin said. It helped that Cook needed just 22 pitches to complete the two scoreless innings. Right now, Melvin said the bullpen is "in pretty good shape."
* Stephen Vogt (oblique strain) hasn't begun playing games again for Sacramento, but Melvin said Vogt is "back on schedule and has had no hiccups along the way. … He's close to playing."
* One note on that doubleheader tomorrow -- with the second game scheduled to start 30 minutes after the end of the first, it'll be just the second "traditional" doubleheader the A's have played at home in the last 16 years. The other was on July 16, 2011 -- they split against the Los Angeles Angels.
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Every emcee would love to be known as a beat murderer. While it is a good reputation to have in hip-hop, in the real world, too many people are labeled Killers based on judgements that are only skin deep. On this powerful cut, King Reign confronts stereotyping and how it has affected him and so many others (of any minority) that have been marginalized by the political, judicial, and social systems—Trayvon Martin, for one. Though he speaks on some pretty heavy issues, King manages to not get preachy and keeps you invested. His raspy, unique flow blends well with Gameboy's dripping beat (featuring cuts by DJ Grouch). You can enjoy it, and still feel like you gained something by listening. For more substantial, thought-provoking hip-hop, check out King's upcoming album, Sincere.
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Saturday night the Turf Club welcomed the second infestation of local Girl Germs. Like lots of good ideas, it's a simple theme – local musicians paying homage to women in rock. That might mean Kitten Forever taking a pop icon like Beyoncé and making it their own. It might mean Aby Wolf striking perfect pitch of Kate Bush. There's something for everyone, which makes the case that women can't be pigeon-holed – they can rock any genre, any era, any taste.
MUSIC REVIEW | Apollo Cobra, Verskotzi and Astrobeard Rock the Cause at Icehouse
Rock the Cause is a Twin Cities-based nonprofit that hosts concerts, produces records and accepts donations to raise money and awareness for other nonprofits and people in need. They work with colleges and high schools to encourage students to do similar projects on campus. And they have a number of opportunities to volunteer.
On Friday, Aug. 22, Rock the Cause founder Scott Herold and The Current personality Andrea Swenson hosted a concert at the Icehouse for two women who are currently undergoing cancer treatment. Apollo Cobra, Verskotzi and Astrobeard played. There was a silent auction and an anonymous donor pledged to match all funds raised up to $10,000. Last night they reported making $13,000.
Lots of good reasons to go out, yet with all of the compelling feel-good reasons, I really went to see Apollo Cobra and I was so happy I did. Apollo Cobra is one best bands for dancing in the Twin Cities and it's been a year since I have seen them. They took a break for a while and I think most of their shows this year have been in La Crosse. They have a sweaty-dancing strong following. On the way home we decided the dancing was kind of slutty in a friendly way - more like a pile of kittens than anything to lecherous. They started with Let's Dance to This; that got everyone hopping and the momentum continued from there. They played a few new songs, inlcuding a song that may be called "Hold on Just Another Day," which was slower and funkier than some of the earlier stuff but good. They also did a great version Dire Straits' "Money for Nothing." They have a new album coming out this winter, I hope that means they'll be playing around town more often again. You just can't see enough of a band that fits a cow bell into so many songs. Or a drummer who manages drums, cow bell and tambourine!
I have wanted to catch Verskotzi so I was glad to see them on the bill too. They started with a cool laid back sound, almost a late night London groove. The vibe built from cool to crooner to dance, which was a nice place to leave the crowd for Apollo Cobra. The lead singer has a great voice and enough personality to engage the crowd but what really struck me was the power of the band singing together, often with at least three voices at once. They had a polished sound that met that seemingly effortless laid back, Dean Martin (but not so boozy) cool.
Starting off the night was the debut performance from Artobeard, a band that included the son-in-law of one of the guests of honor. They were a lot more straight up rock with a post-punk loud beat and a hint of British influence in the cadence of the beat. This won't be their last time on stage.
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After months of questions regarding who knew what and when, Gov. Nixon suspends the director of the Department of Natural Resources. The controversy began with the presence of E. coli bacteria in Lake of the Ozarks when beaches opened on Memorial Day when state department said they were closed.
Missouri Rep. El-Amin resigns after bribery plea
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Lumiere Place, Ameristar Casino fined thousands for underage gamblers
A report to the commission said a 20-year-old gambled at Lumiere Place in St. Louis and was also served alcohol three times. The other infraction occurred at Ameristar's Kansas City casino and involved a 19-year-old who gambled.
Missouri court considers ban on intoxicated gun possession
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Missouri regulators take no action on future of casino
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Baritone William Sharp is a consummate artist possessing the rare combination of vocal beauty, sensitivity and charisma. Praised by the New York Times as a "sensitive and subtle singer" who is able to evoke "the special character of every song that he sings," Mr. Sharp has earned a reputation as a singer of great versatility and continues to garner critical acclaim for his work in concerts, recitals, operas and recordings. His 2013-14 season engagements include an evening of songs by John Musto with New York Festival of Song, and in 2014-15 he is engaged to sing Bach's Cantatas No. 32 and 49 with the Dryden Ensemble. |
| Posted: May-7-2014 |
"Baritone William Sharp … brought drama and expression to Bach's cantata arias. Clearly at ease with them, Sharp was a picture of reassurance in vocal duets.... Mr. Sharp demonstrated [his] technique in the coloratura sections of the aria selection for Cantata No. 57.... [He] sang with character and showed himself to be a real storyteller." Town Topics
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Flag Day at Ravens game
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Wellington Mara wanted to stick with Kerry over Eli
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Eli Manning, please invite me to your pad in Hoboken
Blog | Oct 8, 2008I have visited Jim Fassel in his (former) home, Kerry Collins in his (former) home, Michael Strahan in his (former) home, Tiki Barber in his (former) home, Jason Sehorn in his (former) home and David Tyree in his (former) home,...... -
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Blog | Oct 27, 2008Kerry Collins takes his perfect record with the Titans to prime time national TV Monday night, and good for him. The Giants' run to Super Bowl XXXV certainly was one of my most interesting beat writing experiences, and part of...... -
WatchDog is leashed; Newsday.com still runs free
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Kurt Warner, Kerry Collins line up for cracks at Eli
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Kerry Collins considered retirement after 2006 and '07
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US 5501612 A Abstract A connector (10) for interconnecting a daughter card to a mother board using a flexible circuit element (64) joining the connector contacts (54) to the daughter card traces (76), while pin sections (56) of the contacts depend from the connector for insertion into mother board through-holes. A plate (82) of dielectric material is placed atop the terminations of the flexible circuit element to the contacts, with plate apertures (86) receiving the upper contact sections (66) and solder terminations thereinto, with potting compound (98) then placed in the apertures embedding and sealing the terminations, whereafter the plate provides enhanced strain relief.
Claims(5) 1. An electrical connector for interconnecting circuits of a daughter card to a mother board and being of the type including a housing and an array of contacts retained to the housing, with contact sections exposed along a board-remote surface for interconnection with respective traces of a flexible film circuit element at a first interconnection region thereof, with the traces extending to at least one second interconnection region of the flexible film circuit element for connection to corresponding traces of a daughter card, the improvement comprising:
said housing includes embossments rising from the board-remote surface at corners thereof in spaced apart pairs adjacent each end of the first interconnection region; and a plate disposed across said first interconnection region atop the board-remote face of the housing and adjacent an outwardly exposed surface of the flexible circuit element with a flange at each end of said plate disposed between a said pair of embossments of said housing, said plate including an array of apertures therethrough associated with the terminations of the traces of the flexible circuit element with the contact sections and adapted for ends of the contact sections and the joints with the traces to be disposed within the apertures, and potting compound cured within the apertures embedding and sealing the terminations. 2. An electrical connector as set forth in claim 1 wherein said plate includes apertures in each said flange for receipt thereinto of ends of guide posts of the connector.
3. An electrical connector as set forth in claim 2 wherein said apertures in said flanges contain potting compound therein embedding said ends of said guide posts.
4. An electrical connector as set forth in claim 1 wherein said plate is adhered to said housing and said flexible circuit element prior to placement of said potting compound in said apertures.
5. An electrical connector as set forth in claim 4 wherein a layer of potting compound is disposed over said first interconnection region beneath said plate.
Description The present invention is related to electrical connectors and more particularly to connectors adapted to interconnect a daughter card to a mother board. Certain electrical connectors contain an array of electrical contacts having pin sections coextending from a mounting face of the connector to be received into respective through-holes of a circuit element such as a mother board to become electrically connected with circuits of the board. The dielectric housing of the connector includes passageways in which the contacts are respectively retained in selected spacings and positions so that the pin sections coextend in a selected pattern. Such connectors are adapted to be affixed to edges of daughter cards on an opposed or second face of the connector, with the contacts including other contact sections electrically connected to circuits on major surfaces of the daughter card proximate the edge thereof. Many such connectors are of the type including a card-receiving recess thereinto, with the other contact sections disposed along sides of the recess to enter biased engagement with the corresponding card traces, all permitting withdrawal of the card therefrom during unmating. For example, see U.S. Pat. No. 4,077,694. In U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,409,384 and 5,348,488, is disclosed a connector utilizing an element of flexible film circuitry for electrical interconnection of contacts of the daughter card to contacts of the connector. The dielectric housing has a thin substantially planar body section defining a board-proximate face and a board-remote face, an array of contact members including pin sections coextending from the board-proximate face of the body section to be received into corresponding through-holes of a mother board, and short second pin sections coextending from the board-remote face. The flexible circuit element includes defined thereon an array of circuits extending from termini located in a first interconnecting region associated with the second pin sections in a complementary pattern, along at least one side portion of the element formed upwardly from sides of the housing to contact sections exposed in at least one second interconnection region and associated with an array of circuits disposed on a surface of a daughter card to be interconnected therewith. The termini include pin-receiving apertures therethrough, so that when the flexible circuit element is properly oriented and its first interconnecting region pressed against the array of second pin sections of the connector contacts, the second pin sections enter through the pin-receiving apertures. With the traces and trace termini defined on the housing-remote surface of the flexible circuit element, the second pin sections protruding above the associated termini can easily be soldered thereto to establish the electrical connections. The side portion or portions of the flexible circuit element is or are then formed upwardly. Potting material is then deposited atop the first interconnecting region to a selected thickness, embedding and sealing and protecting the electrical connections, and also providing a mechanical retention of the flexible circuit element to the connector housing. In one embodiment of connector disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,409,384, the flexible circuit element includes opposing side portions upwardly formed for second interconnecting regions on each to oppose each other and define a card-receiving region therebetween, into which an edge of a card is inserted for the traces on both surfaces to be soldered to exposed trace sections of the flexible circuit element. In another embodiment for a connector with fewer contacts, one such side portion and second interconnecting region extends upwardly to be secured to a corresponding surface of a daughter card and the exposed traces soldered to respective traces on that surface. The connectors provide a low profile board-to-board connector adapted for use in very confined spaces especially in a closely spaced array, wherein the electrical connections of the flexible film circuitry to contacts of the connector are sealed for long-term in-service life. The present invention provides a low profile board-to-board connector that incorporates a flexible film circuit element for connecting traces of a daughter card to contacts of the connector which contacts include pin sections for interconnecting to circuits of a mother board at through-holes thereof. A premolded dielectric plate is provided above the array of solder joints of the flexible circuit element traces to the connector contacts. An array of holes corresponding to the sites of the soldered electrical connections permits potting compound to be disposed in the holes around the solder joints embedding and sealing the electrical connections. Control of the flow of potting compound results, with a defined boundary to the potted board-remote interface. The plate may be adhered to the surface of the flexible film circuit element prior to potting, if desired, and the plate thus adhered and potted provides strain relief benefits. An embodiment of the present invention will now be described by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is an isometric view of a PRIOR ART connector having a flexible circuit element electrically connected to contacts of the connector, wherein the electrical connections along the top connector surface are embedded in a layer of potting compound of selected depth; FIG. 2 is an elevation view of the connector of the present invention having a portion of a flexible circuit element extending for eventual interconnection of its traces to those of a daughter card, and the connector including a dielectric plate surrounding the upper ends of a guide post and the contacts soldered to the film's circuits; FIG. 3 is a plan view of the flexible circuit element of FIG. 2; FIG. 4 is a plan view of the connector of FIG. 2 prior to affixing thereto the flexible circuit element, illustrating the upper contact sections of the connector; FIGS. 5 to 7 show the method of assembling the connector of FIGS. 2 to 4, by placement of the flexible circuit element and soldering of its traces to the connector contacts, placement of the plate thereonto, and placement of potting compound in the plate holes embedding the solder joints and the guide post ends; and FIG. 8 illustrates an alternate embodiment having four rows of connector contacts and a corresponding flexible circuit element having two opposed daughter card interconnection regions. FIG. 1 illustrates a connector of the prior art, such as that disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,409,384 and 5,348,488. Connector assembly 10 includes a dielectric housing 12 with an array of contacts 14 affixed thereto in two rows, having pin sections 16 depending from a board mounting face 18 of housing 12 for eventual insertion into through-holes of a mother board (not shown). An organizer or alignment plate 20 is shown disposed below the housing and along free ends of the contact pins sections and the guide posts 22 at each end of the array, for maintaining the pin sections aligned to facilitate board mounting, with the organizer movable along the pin sections toward and to the housing during board mounting. Flexible film circuit element 24 includes circuits electrically connected to upper sections of contacts 14 at a first interconnection region 26, and the circuits extend to exposed portions 28 at a second interconnection region 30 for eventual electrical connections to corresponding traces of a daughter card (not shown). Potting compound 32 is shown applied to the upper face of the connector to a selected depth embedding the electrical connections of the traces to the connector contacts and also upper ends of guide posts 22. Embossments 34 are disposed at each corner of the upper face of the connector housing, serving to provide housing surface to which the potting compound is adhered to enhance the bond. The present invention is illustrated in FIGS. 2 to 7 with an alternate embodiment shown in FIG. 8. Connector 50 is configured to be similar to connector 10 of FIG. 1 in most ways. A dielectric housing 52 includes an array of contacts 54 affixed thereto in two rows, having pin sections 56 depending from a board mounting face 58 for eventual insertion into through-holes of a mother board (not shown). An alignment plate 60 of dielectric material is shown disposed below the housing and along free ends of the contact pins sections and the guide posts 62 at each end of the array, for maintaining the pin sections aligned to facilitate board mounting, with the plate movable along the pin sections toward and to the housing during board mounting. Flexible film circuit element 64 includes circuits electrically connected to upper sections 66 of contacts 54 by soldering at a first interconnection region 68 along upper or card-proximate face 70, and the circuits extend to exposed portions 72 at a second interconnection region 74 for eventual electrical connections to corresponding traces 76 of a daughter card 78. Embossments 80 are disposed at each corner of the upper face of the connector housing. In accordance with the present invention, a plate 82 of dielectric material is utilized to traverse the card-proximate face 70 of the connector atop the upper surface of first interconnection region 68 of flexible circuit element 64. End flanges 84 are disposed between each pair of embossments 80 at each end of the connector. Holes 86 extend through plate 82 at each location of a solder connection between an upper contact section 66 and a circuit trace, and also at the upper end 88 of each guide post 62. Potting compound 98 is disposed in each hole 86 to embed and thus seal each electrical connection therein. The pattern of traces of an example flexible circuit element 64 is seen in FIG. 3, and at first interconnection region 68 each trace 90 includes an annular ring 92 surrounding a pin-receiving aperture 94 at each site of an upper contact section of the connector, for soldering thereto, and also an exposed portion 72 at second interconnection region 74 for eventual connection with a trace 76 of a daughter card 78 (FIG. 2). Upper or card-proximate connector face 70 of connector 50 is shown in FIG. 4 showing upper contact sections 66 and upper ends of guide posts 62. FIGS. 5 to 7 depict the assembling of connector 50. In FIG. 5, the traces of flexible circuit element 64 have been soldered to respective upper pin sections 66 of the connector extending above card-proximate face 70 of housing 52. Preferably a thin layer of potting compound 96 such as epoxy resin (or another adhesive material) may be disposed over first interconnection region 68 prior to placement of plate 82 thereover, bonding it to the flexible film element and the housing. In FIG. 6, plate 82 has been placed in position to housing 52 and flexible circuit element 64, with upper pin sections 66 and the terminations to the traces disposed in respective apertures 86 of plate 82; the apertures should be large enough to contain the entire solder joint when plate 82 is disposed against the surface of the flexible film element. In FIG. 7, apertures 86 have been filled with potting compound 98. An alternate embodiment of the present invention is illustrated in FIG. 8. Connector 100 includes four rows of contacts 102 retained within housing 104, and flexible circuit element 106 includes traces extending from first interconnection region 108 and terminations to respective ones of the two rows of contacts thereat, to a pair of opposed second interconnection regions 110 disposed on end sections 112. End sections 112 will be disposed along opposed major surfaces of a two-sided daughter card for the exposed trace portions 114 to become terminated to the corresponding traces on the daughter card. Plate 116 includes four rows of apertures 118 corresponding to the terminations of the flexible circuit traces to the associated connector contacts 102, and the apertures 118 are filled with potting compound 120 as in FIG. 7. The use of plates 82,116 provides enhanced strain relief protecting the terminations of the traces of the flexible circuit element to the connector contacts if stress is applied to the flexible circuit element relative to the connector. The plates also provide control over the flow of potting compound used in the prior art. Such potting compound may be for example, an epoxy resin. The housing, the organizer and the plate may all be molded for example of a thermoplastic resin such as VECTRA glass-filled LCP polyester sold by Hoechst-Celanese Corp. of Chatham, N.J. The film layers of the flexible circuit element may be adhesive-backed KAPTON polyimide film sold by E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co. of Wilmington, Del. Variations and modifications may occur to the specific embodiments of the invention disclosed herein, that are within the spirit of the invention and the scope of the claims. Patent Citations
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My Foodie ABC
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A delightful educational tool that stresses the importance of having a healthy relationship with food, this board book teaches the letters of the alphabet to tots and other gastronomes in training. Stylish and dazzling illustrations that highlight terms such as Kobe beef, pomegranate, ice cream, and farmer's market pair with fun foodie facts to make learning the alphabet easy and enriching. A complete introduction to the alphabet and gastronomical terms, this unique book also includes a pronunciation guide, making it an ideal companion for food aficionados.
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Artio Global Investors Reports Third Quarter 2012 Results; Announces Dividend Of $0.02 Per Share
Headquartered in New York, Artio Global offers a select group of equity and fixed income strategies, including International Equity, Global Equity, High Grade Fixed Income, High Yield and Local Emerging Markets Debt. Access to these strategies is offered through a variety of investment vehicles, including separate accounts, commingled funds and mutual funds.
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Iced eggnog
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Energy 1317kJ |
Fat saturated 9.00g |
Fat Total 14.00g |
Carbohydrate sugars 21.00g |
Carbohydrate Total 21.00g |
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Protein 4.00g |
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Sodium 52.99mg |
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Next NH Governor Will Oppose The Death Penalty
Thursday, September 13, 2012 at 12:45PM
Twice within the last 14 years, the New Hampshire House has voted to repeal the death penalty only to have the issue fail further down the line, once through the veto pen of Governor Jeanne Shaheen (who, along with then Rep Ray Buckley was about the only elected Democrats in the state to support capital punishment), once in the Senate.
Come next year, anti-death penalty advocates in New Hampshire (and a considerable number of Replicans, albeit not a majority are in this group) will have their best chance ever to enact the repeal.
For different reasons, both Democrat Maggie Hassan and Republican Ovide LaMontagne are on record as opposing the death penalty, so it would most likely become law if votes can be mustered in the House and Senate.
Ovide, along with no small number of pro life Republicans (like Rep. Kathy Souza from Manchester Ward 4) oppose the death penalty in an admirable quest for consistency--if you oppose killing with an abortion, they believe we should not be killing with capital punishment either.
This puts Ovide clearly at odds with Republican Speaker Bill O'Brien who actually rammed through an extension of the death penalty this past session. However, if Democrats make major gains as expected, enough Republicans would join them to form a majority, For example, Judiciary Chair Robert Rowe, a former judge, has always opposed the death penalty; he told me this morning at the Republican unity breakfast.
Filing begins Monday for incumbents who won their primary contests; expect a death penalty repeal to be filed sooner rather than later.
Former Hampton Rep Rennie Cushing, whose father was murdered, has spoken out eloquenty against the death penalty in the past. With Rennie not present this past session, I noted on the floor how my father was also murdered; back in the mid-50s (I have no recollection of him), but I have always opposed the death penalty which is banned in every civilized country in the world. My friends in Europe never could figure out how we still resorted to it--the wild west mentality, I always tried to tell them.
With nearly every Democrat against the death penalty (and Raybo no longer has a vote), I would expect repeal to pass the House. Would either Governor Hassan or LaMontagne expend political capital to get it through the Senate?
That's an interesting question, one we very well could see answered next year.


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aTV: plug and play Apple TV hacking
If you have an Apple TV and are interested in some of the exciting things you can do by hacking it (e.g. adding additional video codec support like divx, etc.) but have been too chicken to try it yourself, you may be interested in the aTV Flash from Apple Core. Basically the aTV Flash is a patchstick -- a USB flash drive preloaded with software to modify the Apple TV OS. You just plug it in to your Apple TV and it automatically hacks your Apple TV to add multiple codec support, SSH access, the Couch Surfer browser, and much more.
The aTV Flash is compatible with the current Apple TV Take Two and they offer free updates for a year. However, all this convenience will cost you -- $59.95 to be precise. It's also worth keeping in mind that all of this can be done for little or no cost if you want to get your hands dirty. But if the convenience of a plug and play option is worth it to you the aTV Flash may be worth checking out.
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The first time I heard this song in the car and my Moms like "ERMAHGERDDDDDD IST MAH FAVERIT SHONGGGGGG"
I listened to the lyrics carefully and looked at my mom in embarrassment then I heard the words "Liberate ya" and I stared at the radio for a few moments then screamed "N WHY!?!?!?" My mom looked at me like I had lost my mind as I laughed awkwardly into the window.....
we got out of the car later and she looks at me and ask "what just happened" I played it cool and turned round "Pokémon business mom, you'll never understand. " and I just walked away into the house and told my brother about the song.
And for now on at that part of the song my brother and I scream "LIBERATE THE POKEMONZ!!!" and giggle.... which thoroughly annoys my mom and dad >:3
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March Madness is a Trademarked Term – Use Caution in Using it in Advertising and Promotion By David Oxenford on March 4, 2015 Posted in Advertising Issues, Intellectual Property, Programming Regulations We are in March, which means that the minds of many turn to basketball, specifically March Madness as the NCAA hosts its annual championship tournament to crown college basketball's national champion. And many broadcasters want to take advantage of the tournament to promote their stations or the products of their sponsors. Because of this inclination,… Continue Reading
Comments Sought by FCC on Political Broadcasting Lowest Unit Rate Implications of Last In First Out Pricing By David Oxenford on January 30, 2015 Posted in Advertising Issues, Political Broadcasting In a Public Notice issued yesterday, the FCC asked for comments from the public on whether broadcast stations should be able to enforce "Last In, First Out" ("LIFO") pricing against political candidates in election races. During the 45 days before a primary election or the 60 days before a general election, for advertising buys by… Continue Reading
More Big Penalties for Use of EAS Tones in Non-Emergency Programming By David Oxenford on January 26, 2015 Posted in Advertising Issues, Emergency Communications, FCC Fines, Programming Regulations, Public Interest Obligations/Localism The FCC seems to be making another statement – releasing one decision upholding two very large fines against major cable programmers for improper use of EAS tones in ads for a movie, while just two days later releasing another decision approving a consent decree with a broadcaster imposing a penalty and monitoring conditions for using… Continue Reading
Beware of the Trademark and Copyright Issues in Ads and Promotions Involving the Super Bowl By David Oxenford on January 13, 2015 Posted in Advertising Issues, Intellectual Property, Programming Regulations With the college football champion now decided, and the NFL league championships this coming weekend to decide this year's Super Bowl teams, it's that time when we post our warning about being careful with using the phrase "Super Bowl" in your promotions and commercials. Both copyright and trademark issues can arise at Super Bowl time. … Continue Reading
What Washington Has in Store for Broadcasters in 2015 – Part 1, What's Up at the FCC By David Oxenford on January 7, 2015 Posted in Advertising Issues, AM Radio, Broadcast Auctions, Cable Carriage, Digital Television, EEO Compliance/Diversity, FM Radio, FM Translators and LPFM, General FCC, Incentive Auctions/Broadband Report, Indecency, Low Power Television/Class A TV, Multiple Ownership Rules, Noncommercial Broadcasting, Payola and Sponsorship Identification, Political Broadcasting, Programming Regulations, Public Interest Obligations/Localism, Television Each year, at about this time, we pull out the crystal ball and make predictions of the issues affecting broadcasters that will likely bubble up to the top of the FCC's agenda in the coming year. While we try each year to throw in a mention of the issues that come to our mind, there… Continue Reading
A Week of Emergency Alert System Actions at the FCC – Fines Including One for $46,000 for EAS Tones in a Commercial, and Reviews of Best Practices for the System By David Oxenford on December 11, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Emergency Communications, FCC Fines, Programming Regulations Perhaps Sunday's anniversary of Pearl Harbor made the FCC want to make this week one which concentrated on emergency communications issues, or perhaps it is just a coincidence. But the FCC has been active in the past 7 days dealing with emergency communications related items for broadcasters. On Wednesday, it issued a consent decree by… Continue Reading
TV Station Agrees to $115,000 FCC Fine for Not Identifying Sponsor of Program Promoting a Sale at Auto Dealership By David Oxenford on December 7, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, FCC Fines, Payola and Sponsorship Identification, Programming Regulations On Friday, the FCC released an Order and Consent Decree by which Journal Broadcasting agreed to pay a fine of $115,000 and to enter into a compliance program to settle complaints that it had not adequately identified that a program aired on its Las Vegas TV station was sponsored by a local car dealership. According… Continue Reading
FCC Declines to Allow Experimentation with Noncommercial Underwriting Rules By David Oxenford on November 25, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Noncommercial Broadcasting The FCC yesterday issued an order declining to allow experimentation with the noncommercial underwriting rules that was requested by the licensee of noncommercial radio stations in the Phoenix area. The licensee had asked the FCC for permission to conduct a three year experiment by relaxing the underwriting rules in certain ways to determine the effect… Continue Reading
What's a Broadcaster to Do When a Candidate Complains About the Truth of an Attack Ad? – Dealing with Ads from Non-Candidate, Third-Party Organizations By David Oxenford on October 7, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Political Broadcasting As we move into the final weeks of the election season, and races heat up, there are always issues about attack ads and what a station needs to do when they receive a "take-down" notice from a candidate who is being attacked. We recently wrote about candidate ads, and the "no censorship" provision of Section… Continue Reading
Questions about the Truth of Political Ads, What's a Broadcaster to Do When a Candidate Complains About an Attack Ad? – The No Censorship Rule for Candidate Ads By David Oxenford on September 23, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Political Broadcasting Every election season there is the same refrain from candidates who are attacked in political ads run on broadcast stations – that ad is unfair and the broadcaster who is running it should take it off the air. Sometime, that request is sent by a lawyer with threats to bring legal actions if the broadcaster… Continue Reading
The Political Window Opens Tomorrow – A Refresher on the Basics of Lowest Unit Charge By David Oxenford on September 4, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Political Broadcasting With the lowest unit charge window for the November elections kicking into effect tomorrow (September 5), we thought that it was a good idea to review the basics FCC rules and policies affecting those charges. With each election seemingly breaking spending records from prior cycles, your station needs to be ready to comply with all… Continue Reading
Identification of Sponsors of Non-Candidate Political Ads May Be More Controversial This Election Season as FCC Suggests that Broadcasters May Need to Determine Who is Behind Third Party Ads By David Oxenford on September 2, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Payola and Sponsorship Identification, Political Broadcasting Get ready for more challenges to issue ads that you may be receiving this election season. The FCC's Media Bureau today released a brief decision on the Sunlight Foundation's complaint petition against two TV stations concerning the proper sponsorship identification for ads by Political Action Committees. We wrote about those complaints when they were filed… Continue Reading
Answering Your Questions on the FCC's Political Broadcasting Rules – A Guide to Political Broadcasting from Candidates and Issue Advertisers By David Oxenford on March 12, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Political Broadcasting An active political broadcasting season is already upon us, with things more likely to get even more hectic between now and November. Are you ready to handle all of the FCC's political broadcasting obligations? We've prepared an updated Guide to the FCC's political broadcasting rules in a question and answer format, and it is available… Continue Reading
Be on the Alert for EAS Tones in Non-Emergency Situations – Big FCC Fines for These Violations and Other EAS Issues By David Oxenford on March 10, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Cable Carriage, Emergency Communications, FCC Fines The FCC has recently staked out a policy that the any use of EAS tones, or tones that sound like those alerts, outside of a real emergency, will lead to big fines. Since the beginning of the year, the FCC has issued notices proposing fines totaling over $2.2 million against some of the biggest media… Continue Reading
What's Up in Washington For Broadcasters in 2014? — Part 2, Issues beyond the FCC Including Ad Taxes, Music Royalties, Privacy Reforms, and More By David Oxenford on January 21, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Broadcast Performance Royalty, Cable Carriage, General FCC, Intellectual Property, Internet Radio, Internet Video, Music Rights, On Line Media, Privacy We recently wrote about FCC issues that will be facing broadcasters in this new year. While broadcasters will no doubt be busy keeping track of what the FCC is up to, they also need to have their eyes on other government agencies, as there are numerous issues that may come from Congress and the other… Continue Reading
Super Bowl, the Olympics and March Madness – Watch Your Advertising and Promotions for Unauthorized Uses of Trademarked Phrases By David Oxenford on January 15, 2014 Posted in Advertising Issues, Intellectual Property It's that time again when broadcasters and advertisers need to watch their commercials and promotions to avoid improper uses of trademarked phrases – with the Super Bowl only weeks away, the Winter Olympics to follow soon thereafter and March Madness to follow closely after that. Already, Stephen Colbert is making jokes about not using the… Continue Reading
Court of Appeals Upholds Communications Act Ban on Commercial and Political Advertising on Public TV Stations – Significant Analysis of the Standards for First Amendment Review of all Broadcast Regulation By David Oxenford on December 4, 2013 Posted in Advertising Issues, Noncommercial Broadcasting, Political Broadcasting Section 399b of the Communications Act bans advertising for for-profit companies, as well as political and issue advertising, on noncommercial radio and television stations. While Congress over 20 years ago loosened some restrictions on fundraising by allowing paid ads by nonprofit groups on noncommercial stations, and permitting commercial entities to provide some minimal information about… Continue Reading
Penalties of $39,000 and $25,000 Assessed For Video Programming Containing Fake EAS Messages By David Oxenford on November 7, 2013 Posted in Advertising Issues, Emergency Communications, FCC Fines The FCC is cracking down hard on television stations and cable companies who use EAS alerts – or even simulations of such alerts – in advertising, promotions, and programming. In two orders released this week, the FCC imposed big penalties on video companies who used fake EAS alerts in commercial messages. In one case, it… Continue Reading
While Our Blog Was Getting A Makeover, Did You See Our Stories on the New FCC Chairman, Foreign Ownership of Broadcast Stations, AM Revitalization, Orson Welles and the Hoax Rule and More? By David Oxenford on November 6, 2013 Posted in Advertising Issues, AM Radio, FM Translators and LPFM, General FCC, Incentive Auctions/Broadband Report, Low Power Television/Class A TV, Television There have been many Washington developments for broadcasters in the last week – and while it was all occurring, our Blog was undergoing a makeover, so some of the articles that we published in the last week may have been missed. Perhaps the biggest news was the confirmation and swearing in of the new FCC… Continue Reading
Cigarettes and Sponsorship Identification Combine to Trap a Broadcasters into a $15,000 "Voluntary Payment" to Avoid FCC Enforcement Action By David Oxenford on July 30, 2013 Posted in Advertising Issues, Payola and Sponsorship Identification How do you advertise a business that sells tobacco products and has the word "cigarette" in its name? Apparently, you don't, at least not on radio and TV stations – based on the teachings of the Public Notice released by the FCC this week, entering into a consent decree with a broadcaster. In exchange for dismissing its… Continue Reading
Using Music in Radio or TV Productions – Why ASCAP, BMI and SESAC Licenses Usually Are Not Enough By David Oxenford on July 13, 2013 Posted in Advertising Issues, Intellectual Property, Music Rights, On Line Media, Website Issues Using music in commercials and other broadcast station productions can be treacherous. As we've written before, contrary to what some stations might think (based on the questions we often get from broadcasters around the country), a station's ASCAP, BMI and SESAC royalties do not give them the right to use popular music in their station… Continue Reading
March Madness is A Trademarked Term Like the "Super Bowl" – Watch Your Advertising and Promotional Uses By David Oxenford on March 20, 2013 Posted in Advertising Issues, Intellectual Property We've written many times before about those big name events, like March Madness, the Olympics and the Super Bowl. Events that you and your advertisers are just dying to tie into your own local event – a sale, a party or maybe the introduction of some special new product or service. Well, like the Super Bowl, March Madness… Continue Reading
FCC Grants Certain TV Stations Limited Waiver from Online Public File Obligations for Documents from Prior Renewal Terms By David Oxenford on January 31, 2013 Posted in Advertising Issues, License Renewal, On Line Media, Programming Regulations, Public Interest Obligations/Localism, Television Earlier today, we wrote about the FCC's reminder that TV broadcasters must, by February 4, complete the upload to their FCC-mandated online public inspection file all materials from the current renewal term that were created prior to the August 2 effective date of the online public inspection file requirement. We noted that the FCC had not addressed the… Continue Reading
Advertisers Beware – Remember That "Super Bowl" is a Protected Trademark That Can't Be Used in a Commercial Without Permission By David Oxenford on January 14, 2013 Posted in Advertising Issues, Intellectual Property With the league championship match-ups set, and the Super Bowl only 3 weeks away, broadcasters are once again getting ready for the onslaught of advertising opportunities that come with the big game. But, as we write every year at this time, broadcasters need to be extremely careful in using the term "Super Bowl" in any advertising… Continue Reading


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Erykah Badu made a surprise appearance on a Dallas newscast on Monday. The singer was at the Dallas-Fort Worth airport when a CBS news broadcast was being filmed. Badu joined anchor Steve Pickett on air to talk about the weather delays and flight cancellations due to the inclement weather. She told the cameras, "A lot of schools are closed."... more
Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum recently gave Carrie Underwood some parenting advice. Underwood and her hubby Mike Fisher are expecting their first child this spring, and Scott says she and her sat down for a heart to heart chat. "Carrie and I are really good friends," Hillary tells People magazine. "It was an honest expectant and new mom conversation."... more
Following his big win at the 2015 Grammys, Beck is headed out on the road. The alt-rocker has scheduled five dates, beginning at the Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama from May 15-17. Further dates include May 16 in Memphis, Tennessee; May 19 in North Charleston, South Carolina.; and May 20 in Charlottesville, Virginia. He'll wrap on May 22 at the Boston Calling Festival.... more
Paul McCartney has been announced as the final headliner for this years' Firefly Festival. He joins the Kings of Leon and the Killers as headlining acts for the event. The 2015 Firefly Festival takes place in Dover, Delaware, June 18-21 at the Woodlands. Tickets for the festival officially go on sale on March 2.... more
Blake Shelton has been nominated for Favorite Male Singer at this year's Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards show. Shelton is nominated for Favorite Male Singer alongside reigning champ Justin Timberlake, as well as Sam Smith, Pharrell Williams and Nick Jonas.... more
OneRepublic has been nominated for Favorite Music Group at this year's Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards show. OneRepublic is nominated for Favorite Music Group along with Coldplay, Fall Out Boy, Imagine Dragons, Maroon 5 and One Direction. The band last released Native their third studio album, in 2013. The album spawned six successful singles.... more