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Bryant to pay accuser: source
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Teacher accused of fondling
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Ex-public works chief gets 6 years for extortion
Boxer lost fight with demons
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Illinois' taxpayer hall of shame
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Usher, Keys get Soul
Thousands protest terror attacks
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Fiedler finds way into mix
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House OKs stronger law on set-asides
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Daley holds back on Field's issue
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Budget won't face veto, Stroger says
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Rumsfeld named in suit alleging torture
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Topeka votes to keep anti-bias ordinance
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Heat is on Syria over troops
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Legislator considering GOP run for governor
Sammy's old story
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Developer's plan for parking OKd
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Assassins and other killers
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Accept no substitutes: Starters sit early
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Taxing cigarettes
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Trial Watch
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Drive-by gunmen kill 2 in tribunal
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Daley backs Wrigley expansion plan
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Swanson Jr., Gerald F.
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Senate panel blocks Daley gun package
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Closing schools
By Rev. Richard R. Andrus, Pastor, St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
Kanelos, Katina
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Sellers find few voters buy Bush's Social Security plan
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Riordan, Glenna Mary
Academy declares Oscars a winner--despite critics
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Mondlock, Theresa Marie
Internet access plan approved
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Meth abuse
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Organize your life
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Clear Channel rethinks concerts
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4 critically hurt as car crashes onto Red Line
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The Olsen life: Interns
GIRLS wants girls to feel empowered
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Movie Constantine vs. 'Idol' Constantine
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Trustees OK T-Mobile tower
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Flynn, Loretta A.
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U.S. criticism of rights record rejected
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Man charged with selling weapons from mall booth
Political killings carry a threat for all society
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No need to call for pope's resignation
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Ellis, Cynthia J.
Pope speaks `essential' words, aide says
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Traffic, parking to be studied again
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Vesely, Matthew I.
Gronholm, Jeanne
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Backstreet Boys slated for House of Blues
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Vets hit chopping block
Swede smell of success
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Spouse's love, mom's pride remembered
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Fellow jurists won't let fear stand in way of justice
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Bush's `armies of compassion' get more for social service
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Grand jury to look into deadly brawl
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Byrnes, Jacqueline Carol
Roadway solicitors could face curbs
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Political tremors ripple through Middle East
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Death in traffic stop is ruled accidental
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Coach denies abusing students
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Micka, Milada L.
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Evanston budget embraces city's elms
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A major victory for minors
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Germany to charge Nazi sympathizer
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On the Web, allies of Hale cheer slayings
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Journalist's testimony angers Jackson
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Vermont towns cast votes on bringing troops home
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Lentini, Ann
Motorized scooters, skateboards lose
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Erickson, Howard E. "Howie"
Let Sammy go
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Lev, Sarah
Swindler of car dealers pushes for early release
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Aurora murder case bail is set
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Rock 'n' `Ryan': The 2 sides of TV censorship
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Release rejected for terror suspect
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Addison man faces murder charge in his wife's slaying
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Segreti, Romilda
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Saddam's lawyer says tribunal is illegitimate
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For brief, unsettling moment campus is cornfield Berkeley
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How judge became target of hate
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Wilhelmi, Viola D.
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Social Security DVD a real screamer
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Hopkins, Herbert Larue
Morritz, Fred L.
Mobile laundry unit saves some space
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Nicklas, Jessalyn Malmgren
Gelman, Gloria May
Knudsen, Jerry Eldon
Berwyn principal charged
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Powell, Jerry I.
Calvey, Raymond J.
Hoeller, Irene E.
Ostrovecky, Carol Rose
Omuro, Bette S.
Bids OKd to build school in Naperville
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Snooks, Sr., Patrick
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Poellot, Rose M.
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Loomis, Edward F.
Zubaty, Thomas Eddie
Vanier, Joseph A.
Francis J. Muscare, 79
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Heins, Norma Jean
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Perrone, Ralph T.
Filipek, James D.
Mayor not in favor of skate-park site
By Jody Paige
Pervan, Peter P.
Kaplan, Sam D.
Kieken, Dora M.
Go against the grain
By Terri Mooney, a metromix special contributor
Teen smoking
By Rick Velasquez, Executive director, Youth Outreach Services
Rumsfeld named in suit by prisoners
Grand jury to start probe of fatal brawl
Mooney, Nicolina
Journalist's testimony angers Jackson
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Brennan, Robert J.
Singapore's plan for retirees offers lessons for U.S.
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Seidner, Ed
Omi, Miyoko
Fahy, Edward J.
Ruling heard loudly in Texas
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Will reshoot respark rumors?
Perchatsch, Stephen E.
Einar F. Sundstrom, 63
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Forster, Dolores
Bohlander Sr., James H.
Ex-teacher sentenced to probation for solicitation
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Schuch, Denise A.
Alleged BTK killer accused in 10 deaths
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BTK suspect lived stable life, cops say
Hippo attacks, kills Australian tourist
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Organic farmers come to town
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The Local Option
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Making room for chocolate (not drama)
By Kathy Kaplan, Special to the Tribune
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Girlfriend's son may be stealing cash overnight
By Amy Dickinson
Foreign investors drawn to Japan's `love hotels'
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This hugging addiction is out of hand
By Judith Martin
Executive assistants worth weight in gold
By Landon Thomas Jr., New York Times News Service. Eric Dash contributed reporting to this article
Collector discovers actor's special Bond to Battle Creek
By Sarah Chuby, Battle Creek Enquirer
Business school has female outlook
By Amy Eagle
Debate about black direction is rooted in history
By Kevin Merida, The Washington Post
The global sisterhood
Hospital policy upsets visitors
By Jeanne Phillips
Largest health study changes medical thinking on genders
By Nancy McVicar, Tribune newspapers: South Florida Sun-Sentinel
`Top Model' not really about what's in vogue
By Maureen Ryan, Tribune staff reporter
Married with history
By Lisa Bertagnoli, Special to the Tribune
Vanity Fair party is where stars cluster
By Mark Caro, Tribune entertainment reporter
It's Women's History Month and several area colleges have...
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Stifling feelings has health risk
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Study: Bayer infection drug beats Glaxo's
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`Careless Love' gives weirdness a real workout
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Voters approve idea of female president
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Progress coming, slowly, to Rwanda
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Cosby, interrupted
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More choice, less pain
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Tango has the right moves
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Fair for Asians tries to fill gap in health care
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Wearable device improves posture
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Chipaya go to great heights to preserve way they speak
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Recovering sex addict figures it out
Dave Douglas takes his music to higher ground
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`Parallel Worlds' rewards those who keep an open mind in the beginning
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Mars Volta challenges fans to share in its dark visions
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Union pressing nursing homes
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After much talk, GM goes after the world
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U.S. auto sales fall in February
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Labor leaders debate `dramatic changes' for AFL-CIO
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Marsh posts $676 million loss, cuts jobs and dividend
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OFFICEMAX: Income for most of '04 to be restated
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CUB says Nicor should cut rates, not seek increase
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Investors take up more space in home market
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Qwest offers 15,000-job cut on MCI
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Job growth optimism sparks stocks, but doubts linger
By Bill Barnhart
Northrop to settle fraud lawsuit for $62 million
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City to court Sara Lee offices
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Ebbers' ignorance assertion attacked
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Americans do vote with their cars--check the m.p.g.
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Merger pumps up Donnelley net, sales
By James P. Miller, Tribune staff reporter
Merchandise Mart Properties near deal to sell new River North tower
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Michael Legg
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In class actions where there is substantial risk, the challenge is to ensure lawyers fees are charged in an appropriate manner that is fair to both lawyer and client, writes Michael Legg
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In the early to mid-2000s, governments throughout Australia introduced reforms restricting rights to claim for negligence. Now they are slowly being unwound, writes Michael Legg.
06 December 2013
It is not sufficient for boards to merely rely on the existence of company insider-trading policies as a defensive mechanism, write Tim L'Estrange and Michael Legg.
15 November 2013
The ubiquity of electronically stored information, such as email, has created an increased risk that material exempt from discovery due to client legal privilege will not be properly protected, writes Michael Legg.
29 November 2012
A focus on the large settlement payments in class actions misses a more important question: what proportion of shareholders' actual losses is being compensated, asks Michael Legg.
12 April 2012
The regulator's chairman has said class action litigation is a good market-driven solution, but how does that translate to ASIC's policy position, asks Michael Legg.
12 December 2011
OPINION: As satisfying as it may seem to announce that you'll see your adversary in court, a good lawyer may be duty bound to tell you otherwise, writes Associate Professor Michael Legg.
24 November 2011
The future shape of dispute resolution including the role of the judge and lawyer will be the topic of a major international conference at UNSW (1-2 December).

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DH and I were looking at names last night, and I stumbled across Sullivan. I think it's super cute. I don't think it's pretty common where I am because I know no one w/that name. What about where you're at? What are your thoughts on the name? Thanks!
Thanks for the reply! I just think it's super cute! Each of our kids' names ends w/an "n" and they each have a nickname associated w/their name. Sullivan could be shortened to Sully when he's little. DH likes it, but isn't 100% sold on it yet. Just curious to hear others thoughts as well. Thanks!
I like it...it's different enough and not super common...and it's not like you totally made the name up and no one knows what the heck it says....I like it.
I like Sullivan, I agree it is different but not odd.
I went to school with a Sullivan who actually went by Van. I like it
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My jib halyard jammed and broke at the swivel of the roller furler at the masthead. I hauled a helper up who ran the wire portion of the jib halyard back through the sheaves of the masthead but afterwards the genoa hoisted with great difficulty and I can''t get the main up at all. I do not know what the masthead layout looks like so I do not know how to explain to my helper exactly what to do. Does anyone know where I can obtain diagrams of what the masthead, sheaves etc look like or I need instructions as to how to run halyards to fix problem without lowering the mast.
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Masthead designs vary with each boat. One thing that might help you direct you helper is to look at your masthead through a set of binoculars to see if there are any hints. What you have described sounds like your main halyard is wrapped around your jib halyard and perhaps is pinned against one of the compression blocks in the mast. Few things are more frustrating than trying to reeve a new halyard with out some form of messenger line.
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I am upset with how this book ended so suddenly with no real segway into the sequel, but overall, fairly well written, intriguing, and thought provoking.
Formulaic, uninspired, and worst of all, part one of a series. I hold a grudge against every SF author who contributed a glowing blurb for the cover. This is a stinker.
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ssatoru, does the square aluminum tube in the wing come unglued? or is it just extra long?
Baddb1, glad to hear you found something. That new tube looks loads stronger, you might also round the top edge of the square tube where it pushes down against the round tube, this will help spread the load some and prevent crushing, although it dosn't look like a problem anymore. |
Oct 29, 2010, 12:49 PM | |
baddb1, it seems manufacture is learning.. Let's see this tube works ok.
lupy. I am not sure the square tube was glued at all. The round tube is a tight fit and one of square wants to come out. I will glue it. Square tube is in the fuse (where serve extension comes out) and vertical fin as well. I found a transparent formed sheet in parts bag with motor mount. It fits here. I guess the manufacture is trying to protect water to come in. Satoru |
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Hi Satoru San , Could you PM me a foto of where to put the battery ? I am using a 4c 14.8V bulky battery , the main compartment is filled with wire rods from landing gear from front & back wheels , can't get it to fit nicely . also seems to be nose heavy . so i now put it in the aft compartment standing up . Try maiden in 20km wind yesterday head on , did not take off . Wing tip hit water like Baddb1 said .
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I have one of the 70" Icon A-5 models headed this way...I had a one time opportunity to add it to another container shipment headed to the US and my delivered cost will be $114 for the 70" kit with retracts. A couple of freinds and I were able to get this deal, but that ship has sailed....
I love the look of scale seaplanes with sponsons, but they typically do not scale very well for R/C models (small scale sponsons displace very little water.). I think the previous poster that mentioned it needing some tip floats for certain circumstances is likely right. Will certainly double check the spar situation and make sure it is not a thin aluminum type. |
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In the case of the Icon, it is probably more likely some artifact of the airflow around the fuse at certain airspeeds mixing with the airflow from the pusher prop. |
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Juggling between idioms a little, "The Rock" with trumpet in the mix and gentle percussion it leans more to jazz than any other; as does a shuffling, upright bass aided "Ray Of Light". Interesting and effective! "Birds" is more pop folk as he brings into play a near calypso beat. As a infectious supply of guitar, harmony vocals and lyrics match are provided. On changing his focus, he delivers the Ray Montague-ish sounding "I Ride Away". It could well be his best and most convincing piece as he speaks of finding his way, and how 'drums' are a sound he likes as he travels through the night. As with the help of firelight there are numerous things attributed to Burns' imaginative mind. Given its drive and feel good nuance Professor Burns and friends (his band, The Lilac Field is one of those that changes personnel as and when people are available) strike a high of great magnitude here. So high I challenge you to resist pressing replay once heard!
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The Incredible New World of Augmented Reality
September 27, 2009
Very well researched and written!
AR (augmented reality) has finally become more exposed thanks mainly due to price of technology coming down.Everyones waiting for this to be released. http://www.vuzix.com/iwear/products_wrap920.html with an affordable see through HMD … everything is possible!
here's some of my initial experiments with AR back in 2006
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September 27th, 2009 at 3:59 pmClyde,
Thanks for the vote of confidence and the links. The AR glasses actually look fashionable!
Keep up the good work:-)
– Greg
September 28, 2009
For 20 years my brother has been developing "heads-up" instrumentation for fighter aircraft, like guns that rotate when you turn your head and aim at the crosshairs on your visor, superimposed on enemy aircraft pictured on your visor or winshield. People complain about military spending, but it has opened the doors to many more things than we know, like NC (numerical control) introduced by the US Air Force in the 1950s revolutionized machine tool technology.
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September 28th, 2009 at 11:12 amCharles,
Your brother is doing a very good job:-))
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September 28, 2009
..in a restaurant, some one is choking on somefood, or, someone needs a critical injection to a certain vein in the body… a person can put on a pair of See through HMD and have the human blood vessels superimposed on the real body of the patient, just aiding in a life threatening situation.
…the other side of AR can also be used to train guns and superimpose cross hairs on a target for destruction…
Don't mis-understand me, I don't have anything against this use of AR, I just wish governments and NGOs has as much funding for furthering AR in other areas as it does for "defence".
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September 28th, 2009 at 12:28 pmClyde,
You make a good point, but there is another side to it as well. Military funds a lot of basic research which eventually gets put to other uses. The internet is a good example, as is Radar, GPS, trauma medicine, etc.
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September 28, 2009
One of my favorite quotes on defense spending: "How great it would be if we could gain all the technological advances of World War III without having to fight it."
(I often cover augmented reality on my own blog, GigantiCo.)
September 28, 2009
AR as it gets more detailed has as you say far reaching implications. Microsoft is announcing and pushing thier new AR technology for the XBOX 360. I didn't see you list it, so maybe it's not as far along as I think, but project Natal has at least elements of what you are describing.
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September 29th, 2009 at 5:12 amAnthony,
Apparently Wii is doing something similar. There are hundreds of very cool things coming out. I'm sure there are even more that haven't been announced yet. For instance, I haven't seen anything from http://www.loopt.com yet, but I expect we'll be seeing something shortly.
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September 29, 2009
Good intro and glad you mentioned Nano tech too! Often forgotten and a long way from basic Social Media
A couple of weeks ago and using the same & more video case studies I covered a range of examples and business models for Augmented Reality here http://www.personalizemedia.com/16-top-augmented-reality-business-models/ and your readers may be interested in looking at AR from a story perspective too here http://www.personalizemedia.com/new-playgrounds-augmented-reality-story-worlds/
September 29, 2009
For Augmented reality to become reality might be some distance away, but the intial apps, however basic have shown a path that it is doable. Soon it will be over to entrepreneurs to use the technology to develop apps and model their businesses around them.
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September 29th, 2009 at 8:10 amRajeev,
I think it's pretty far along already. Look at the other comments.
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Hi Greg,
You should take a look at my app Robotvision, available now on the iPhone 3GS.
It's a unique, adaptable user experience for AR that is going to transfer well to custom, white-labeled solutions.
I'd love to get your feedback on it.
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September 29th, 2009 at 8:15 amTim,
Very Cool. What's the release date?
For everybody else. Here's the video!
October 15, 2009
Great post – just read about AR in the Tech Quarterly (The Economist mid September 2009). Thanks for sharing. Very well written and info-taining.
November 6, 2009
fantastic article! i loved the indepth research and covering augmented reality from a multitude of angles.
i am personally excited at the integrated marketing opportunities that AR will bring. i am covering a lot of marketing use cases on my blog as well. i believe once AR will be understood and 'known' among the typical integrated marketing world, it will appear more and more as part of a campaign.
just recently wrote an article on how a collection of agencies / dev shops came together to launch an AR campaign for the Canadian Lottery ( http://augmentpro.com/canada-lottery-uses-augmented-reality-campaign/ ).
i believe it's this type of approach that will really distinguish AR from just a novelty to general consumer acceptance.


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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Unless you've been living under a rock for the past week or so, the big story has been Apple's (APPL) rumored acquisition of Beats Electronics.
If the numbers bandied about are true, the $3.2 billion to buy rap mogul Dr. Dre's headphone and music-streaming service would be the iPhone maker's largest-ever purchase by the iPhone maker. The deal would include the streaming Beats Music subscription service and the headphone and speaker division.
Over the years, Beats has become a tremendously influential and popular brand thanks to Dr. Dre and co-founder, music producer Jimmy Iovine to strategically market the company's signature headphones, Beats by Dre.
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If Samsung were to buy Beats, Apple would have to launch a full scale hardware battle against the Beats brand with its own product. This would have included substantial manufacturing, marketing and R&D costs at a time where the company needs to be focused on more strategic decisions. So will Apple buy Beats, or will it get beat by Samsung? At the time of publication the author had no position in any of the stocks mentioned. This article represents the opinion of a contributor and not necessarily that of TheStreet or its editorial staff. >>Read more: Now We Learn Why Facebook Acquired Oculus
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VENTURA, Calif., Sept. 6, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Clean Diesel Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq:CDTI) ("CDTi"), a cleantech emissions control company, announced today that it is participating in the 3rd annual Global Automotive Forum (GAF 2012) in Chengdu, China. The meeting brings together executives and leaders from the Chinese automotive industry, including the diesel sector, to discuss major trends in the industry and the future of automotive technology.
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Born | Anna Myrtle Swoyer May 10, 1922 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. |
Died | March 25, 1992 Studio City, California, U.S. | (aged 69)
Occupation | Actress, director |
Years active | 1937–1991 |
Spouse(s) | Gar Moore (1948-1949; divorced) David Craig (1951-1992; her death); 1 daughter |
Children | Miranda Craig (1953-2000) |
Nancy Walker | |
from the trailer for Best Foot Forward (1943) | |
Born | Anna Myrtle Swoyer May 10, 1922 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. |
Died | March 25, 1992 Studio City, California, U.S. | (aged 69)
Occupation | Actress, director |
Years active | 1937–1991 |
Spouse(s) | Gar Moore (1948-1949; divorced) David Craig (1951-1992; her death); 1 daughter |
Children | Miranda Craig (1953-2000) |
Nancy Walker (May 10, 1922 – March 25, 1992) was an American actress and comedienne of stage, screen, and television. She was also a film and television director (most notably of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, on which she made several guest appearances). During her five-decade long career, she may be best remembered for her long-running roles as Mildred on McMillan & Wife and Ida Morgenstern, who first appeared on several episodes of The Mary Tyler Moore Show and later became a prominent recurring character on the spinoff series Rhoda.
Walker was born in 1922 as Anna Myrtle Swoyer[1] in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the elder of two daughters of vaudevillian Dewey Barto (né Stewart Steven Swoyer; 1896–1973) and Myrtle (née Lawler; died January 2, 1931). Walker and her father both stood 4'11" (1.50 m). Anna's younger sister, Betty Lou (born August 17, 1930), also had a musical career. The sisters were raised "in-a-trunk" by their father, a vaudeville entertainer with George Mann in the comedic and acrobatic dance act, Barto and Mann.
In 1937, as "Nan Barto", Walker appeared on the NBC radio programs Coast to Coast On A Bus and Our Barn.[2] She made her Broadway debut in 1941 in Best Foot Forward. The role provided Walker with her film debut when she signed a contract with M-G-M to make a movie version, starring Lucille Ball (filmed in 1943). In 1943, she also appeared with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland in the second film version of Girl Crazy. Her next film, Broadway Rhythm, in which she had a featured musical number backed by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, "Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet", ended Walker's contract with Metro. Her dry comic delivery enabled her to continue acting throughout the 1940s and 1950s, originating the roles of Hildy Eszterhazy ("I Can Cook, Too!") in On the Town (1944) and Lily Malloy in Look Ma, I'm Dancin'! (1948) on Broadway. She was nominated for a Tony Award in 1956 for her work in the musical revue Phoenix '55, and again in 1960 for her performance in Do Re Mi, opposite Phil Silvers. Walker also starred in the short-lived Broadway musical comedy Copper and Brass in 1957, and appeared in the 1958 New York City Center production of Wonderful Town. For the early 1970s revival of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, she appeared again opposite Silvers, playing the character of Dominia. Because of her T.V. work, she was unable to transfer with the show to Broadway. Her appearances in musicals led to record releases. One release, I Hate Men (1959), with Sid Bass and his orchestra, featuring such show tunes as "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair" and "You Irritate Me So," featured Walker on the cover humorously sticking male dolls with pins.[3][4]
Dozens of television guest appearances and recurring roles followed, providing her with steady work. Her career spanned five decades, and included comedies, dramas and television variety shows such as Faye Emerson's Wonderful Town, The Garry Moore Show and The Carol Burnett Show. In the 1960-61 television season, she appeared in two episodes of NBC's The Tab Hunter Show. In 1970, she secured a recurring role as Emily the housekeeper on the television series Family Affair, which starred Brian Keith. However, after four seasons, the ratings of Family Affair had plummeted opposite NBC's popular The Flip Wilson Show, and the series was cancelled. The same year Walker made her first appearance playing Ida Morgenstern, the mother of Valerie Harper's character Rhoda Morgenstern on the first season of The Mary Tyler Moore Show. The role proved to be ideal for her. The episode which introduced her character, "Support Your Local Mother", was so well-received that it won an Emmy for Outstanding Writing Achievement in a Comedy Series for James L. Brooks and Allan Burns. Walker thereafter became an annual guest star on the show for the next three years. In 1974, when the MTM spinoff series, Rhoda premiered, Walker joined the cast. Ironically, even though Valerie Harper and Nancy Walker achieved great popularity playing characters of the Jewish faith, in real life, neither actress was Jewish.
From 1971-76, she was a regular on the successful Rock Hudson detective series McMillan & Wife, playing the McMillans' housekeeper, Mildred. During the first two years of Rhoda, Walker was not featured every week, so she was able to shuttle back and forth between the CBS sitcom and the NBC detective series. These two roles brought her seven Emmy Award nominations. In 1976, ABC-TV offered Walker a contract to headline her own series, The Nancy Walker Show, which was produced by Norman Lear's production company, in which she starred as Nancy Kittredge, a talent agent. Walker appeared on a second season episode of The Muppet Show.[5]
Before she filmed the first episode of the series, Walker made her only appearance on Rhoda for the 1976-77 season. In the season premiere, "The Separation", Rhoda (Valerie Harper) and her husband Joe (David Groh) decide to separate. Rhoda tries to keep the news from her mother Ida (Walker) since Ida is about to embark on a year-long trip across America with Rhoda's father (Harold Gould). Ida learns the truth from Rhoda prior to Ida's departure. For her performance in this episode, Walker was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Single Performance By A Supporting Actress In A Comedy or Drama Series. The Nancy Walker Show premiered on ABC-TV in late September 1976. It received poor reviews and low ratings and was cancelled in December 1976. Almost immediately, Garry Marshall signed Walker for another series, Blansky's Beauties. The main character of the series was introduced a week before the series premiere in an episode of the hit sitcom, Happy Days. The show premiered on ABC-TV in February 1977 with Walker playing Nancy Blansky, den mother to a group of Las Vegas showgirls. It also failed to find an audience and was cancelled in May 1977, giving Walker the unenviable distinction of being in two failed series in the same year. She returned to Rhoda at the beginning of the 1977–78 season (giving the show a much needed boost in the ratings, which had fallen the previous year), and remained with the series for the rest of its run. During this time, Walker began directing, including episodes of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Rhoda, 13 Queens Boulevard, and Alice.[citation needed]
One of Walker's last major film roles was in the 1976 all-star comedy spoof Murder by Death. She continued to remain active in show business until her death, playing Rosie, a New Jersey diner waitress in a series of commercials for Bounty paper towels from 1970-90. She helped make the product's slogan, "the quicker picker upper", a common catchphrase.[6] She credited the towel commercials with landing her the role of Ida Morgenstern.[7]
Among her final guest appearances in a television series was the recurring role of "Aunt Angela", Sophia Petrillo's (Estelle Getty) widowed sister, on The Golden Girls, for which she received an Emmy Award nomination. In 1990, Walker began starring on the Fox sitcom True Colors as Sara Bower, the outspoken mother of Ellen Davis Freeman (Stephanie Faracy), who moves into Ellen's household despite having objections to her daughter's interracial marriage. In 1990, Walker appeared as herself in the Columbo episode "Uneasy Lies the Crown".[citation needed]
In 1980, Walker made her feature film directorial debut, directing disco group The Village People and Olympian Bruce Jenner in the pseudo-autobiographical musical Can't Stop the Music. The film was a box office failure, but later became something of a camp/cult favorite. It was Walker's sole feature film directorial credit, although she had stage and television directing credits.[citation needed]
Walker died from lung cancer in Studio City, California on March 25, 1992, aged 69. Until shortly before her death, she had continued to work on True Colors, but had only appeared in half of the second season's episodes due to her declining health. Her ashes were scattered in the Virgin Islands.[citation needed]
Married twice, Nancy Walker and her second husband, musical theater teacher David Craig, had a daughter, Miranda. David Craig died in 1998, aged 75, also from lung cancer.[8] Miranda Craig was an advertising copywriter; she died in 2000, aged 47, from undisclosed causes.
Walker was also a close personal friend of the actor Montgomery Clift. His biographer Patricia Bosworth stated the two first met in 1948, but didn't become good friends until ten years later, after Clift's infamous car accident. Bosworth adds that Walker would sustain him as his dearest friend for the rest of his life; their relationship was one of mutual support, whereas most of Clift's friends assumed he needed to be looked after, or else left alone, Walker stated that 'he needed to be needed'. She also said 'I liked his face better after the accident; his strength shone through'. Clift nicknamed friends he felt particular affection for, and he called Walker 'Nanny'. [9]
Thomas S. Hischak. The Oxford Companion to the American Musical: theatre, film, and television (June 2008), Oxford University Press, USA (ISBN 0195335333)
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