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Faculty, staff, students, and visitors will notice an enhanced police presence around the University's Coral Gables campus on Monday, March 2, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. when UMPD joins four other agencies on a traffic safety enforcement and educational detail in an area that includes Red Road, Ponce De Leon Boulevard, University Drive, and San Amaro Drive.
UMPD is joining the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District Six, Coral Gables Police Department, South Miami Police Department, and Pinecrest Police Department in the effort to curb red-light running, speeding, and impaired/distracted driving, and improve seat belt use, move-over law compliance, and general traffic safety.
UM student groups and FDOT personnel also will be conducting bicycle/pedestrian safety outreach at selected locations around the University, as part of FDOT's Alert Today – Alive Tomorrow Bicycle/Pedestrian Safety Initiative.
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Today's headlines include earnings from Advance Auto Parts (AAP), Beazer Homes (BZH), and Mentor (MNT), along with Stanley Works (SWK) agreeing to an acquisition. Here is what you need to know about this morning's news.
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Auto-parts retailer Advance Auto Parts (AAP: sentiment, chart, options) reported first-quarter net income of 86 cents per share. The retailer's sales increased to $1.53 billion. Expectations called for earnings of 78 cents per share on revenue of $1.51 billion. The company also announced that its board authorized the repurchase of $250 million of the company's available shares.
Shares of the retailer are set to open the morning considerably higher thanks to the earnings news. While the gap higher is positive, the current stock price indicates that it will be battling resistance at the 38 level throughout the trading day. The last time the stock finished a week north of this level was at the end of December 2007. We could see pessimism in the option pits unwind toward AAP, as the firm's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) of 1.74 is higher than 87% of the past year's worth of readings. Should this sentiment unwind in the form of buying pressure, the stock may have a chance to top the 38 level.
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Homebuilder Beazer Homes (BZH: sentiment, chart, options) announced that it saw losses widen during its first and second quarters. Late yesterday, BZH released its delayed financial results for said quarters, and showed a first-quarter loss of $3.59 per share. This loss grew to $5.96 per share during BZH's second quarter. For the first 6 months of the fiscal year, BZH lost $9.55 per share compared to $3.57 per share a year earlier. The homebuilder noted that it has pending asset sales with estimated net cash proceeds in excess of $100 million, which are expected to close over the next 120 days. BZH noted that the cumulative impact of its restatement for periods in the years 1998 to 2006 resulted in a $27.6-million increase in retained earnings. BZH's earnings errors were attributed to inappropriate accumulation of reserves or accrued liabilities associated with land development and house costs.
BZH is set to open the morning lower, which is simply a continuation of the stock's 52-week downtrend. During this time, the equity has shed 71.5% of its worth. While the shares have topped their 10-month moving average, today's gap lower should eliminate this potential layer of support. Since March 2006, the equity has closed above this trendline just twice. Watch for an unwinding of optimism from option players, as BZH's SOIR of 1.26 is lower than 79% of those taken during the past 52 weeks.
Cosmetic surgery-product manufacturer Mentor (MNT: sentiment, chart, options) took its turn in the earnings spotlight, posting fourth-quarter earnings. Quarterly earnings dropped to 53 cents per share from 54 cents per share a year earlier. Earnings from continuing operations totaled 30 cents per share, which matched the consensus estimate. Quarterly revenue increased 24% to $99.4 million, topping expectations for $93.8 million. The stronger-than-expected revenue was attributed to conversion of the company's saline implants to Memory Gel.
MNT is set to open the morning nearly $2 lower thanks to the earnings news. The lower open will give the equity's 20-week moving average a chance to further its role as resistance. In conjunction with its 10-week counterpart, this trendline has pushed the shares lower since the middle of October 2007. As for sentiment, we could see option speculators force a bit of selling pressure, as MNT's SOIR of 0.65 is lower than 69% of those taken during the past 52 weeks.
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Father Roy Snipes of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Mission, Texas, has more assistance than most priests during Masses, counseling sessions and confessions: five of his 13 dogs. Bendito joins him on the altar during Mass on New Year's Day.
Chunkly, a black lab, wanders among the pews and parishioners at Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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No begging! Bendito, one of Father Roy's dogs, stands by during Communion. That's Puebla behind them.
Flanked by Chunkly, left, and Bendito, Father Roy Snipes exits the church at the end of Sunday services. "In this dehumanized era, I believe dogs are the angels that will keep us human," says Snipes.
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PUBLISHED: 08 Dec 2014 18:10:16 | UPDATED: 09 Dec 2014 10:17:16PUBLISHED: 09 Dec 2014 PRINT EDITION: 09 Dec 2014John Davidson
The screen on Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge flows off the edge, like a waterfall.
Ever since we got the Galaxy Note Edge into the Digital Life labs, we've been living the dream. It's quite a specific dream. We've been dreaming up cases for it, both in the sense of cases in which the Edge's unusual curved screen might be useful, and in the sense of actual, physical cases.
The Note Edge, you see, has a regular 2560 x 1440 pixel, 5.6-inch screen (if such an astonishingly sharp screen can ever be called "regular") that then curves around the right edge for another 160 pixels, creating a sort of waterfall effect, with the screen flowing over a cliff.
If ever there was a smartphone that needs to come in a case, the Note Edge is it. It's hard to dream up good use cases for that curved screen that don't involve the phone being in a case, with just the curved edge of screen peeking out the side. But alas, the test unit Samsung sent us didn't come with a case, and no case was available when we asked for one.
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PUBLISHED: 08 Dec 2014 09:27:56 | UPDATED: 08 Dec 2014 10:10:58PRINT EDITION: 08 Dec 2014John Davidson
Microsoft's vision of having one operating system across mobile phones, tablets, games consoles and desktop PCs is coming into focus.
A leaked version of the upcoming Windows 10 operating system – the OS, due in 2015, that's meant to bring all Microsoft devices under the one umbrella – shows the desktop and tablet version of Windows will have the same Siri-like "Cortana" personal assistant that's already on the Windows mobile phone.
Cortana, you may recall from the Xbox, is the female artificial intelligence character who whispers into the Master Chief's ear in the Halo franchise of games, telling him about his environment.
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Jumping Sumo, and other gifts not to be trifled with
PUBLISHED: 05 Dec 2014 01:09:00 | UPDATED: 05 Dec 2014 17:05:11PUBLISHED: 05 Dec 2014 PRINT EDITION: 05 Dec 2014John Davidson
The problem with most phone- and tablet-controlled toys that zoom around your floor teasing your pets is that they can chase animals only as far as your floor is flat. If the pet flees up a split level, a set of stairs or over a brick wall, and with something like the Ollie Sphero, you have to give up the chase.
Not so with Parrot's MiniDrone Jumping Sumo, a two-wheeled robot that sports a powerful, motorised tail that can propel it as high as 80cm off the ground, high enough to jump out an open window and continue rolling out in the garden.
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Meet YotaPhone 2, the phone with two faces
PUBLISHED: 04 Dec 2014 11:35:24 | UPDATED: 04 Dec 2014 17:35:10PUBLISHED: 04 Dec 2014 PRINT EDITION: 05 Dec 2014John Davidson
The YotaPhone's back, visible on the right, houses a second screen made using e-ink technology
The YotaPhone 2, the legendary two-faced phone with a screen on the back as well as the front, is finally making an appearance in stores, just in time for Christmas.
Though, it could be a white Christmas if you want to buy one: it's only available in Europe, for £555. Plus the cost of the flight, of course.
But the great thing about the YotaPhone 2 is that, on the flight back home from buying one, you could use the rear screen to read a novel the whole time and barely make a dent in the batteries,
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Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 Pro: multi-talented tablet with big screen ambitions
PUBLISHED: 02 Dec 2014 00:05:45 | UPDATED: 02 Dec 2014 05:39:22PUBLISHED: 02 Dec 2014 PRINT EDITION: 02 Dec 2014John Davidson
It doesn't take much to get the staff of the Digital Life Laboratories excited nowadays.
After a decade of dumpster diving through the world's gadget stockpile, searching for anything that might be worthy of your attention, all it takes is something shiny. A new hinge design. A power cable you can easily connect in the dark. A dial instead of buttons. We have simple needs.
In the case of Lenovo's new Android tablet, the Yoga Tablet 2 Pro, all it takes is a hole.
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Change your watch band with an app
PUBLISHED: 01 Dec 2014 09:04:00 | UPDATED: 01 Dec 2014 11:22:06PRINT EDITION: 02 Dec 2014John Davidson
The watch band changes as easily as the watch face.
Fashion Entertainments, a Japanese "startup" said to be a stealthy subsidiary of Sony, is looking for crowdfunding for a smart watch on which the face and the band are one and the same thing.
The so-called FES Watch uses the one, flexible e-paper screen for the watch face and the watch band, meaning the design of the band can be programmed in software just like the face.
On its site, Fashion Entertainment shows the watch band changing from faux crocodile skin to faux leather to faux stainless steel to faux plastic, automatically at certain times of the day. (There's some talk that you have to select the styles manually. We'll have to wait to see how it works.)
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Tablet sales fall off cliff, break ribs
PUBLISHED: 26 Nov 2014 09:00:00 | UPDATED: 26 Nov 2014 17:02:56PUBLISHED: 26 Nov 2014 PRINT EDITION: 27 Nov 2014John Davidson
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The growth in tablet sales is facing a precipitous decline this year, according to the research company IDC, because people like you and me are holding onto our iPads waaaaay too long.
Worldwide sales of tablets will grow by only 7.2 per cent in 2014, down from 52.5 per cent growth last year, IDC said.
And if it wasn't for Android tablets, the market would actually be shrinking. Total sales of Apple's iPads will actually fall by 12.7 per cent in 2014, down to 64.9 million units, IDC said, while Android tablet sales will grow by 16 per cent to 159.5 million of the things.
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PUBLISHED: 25 Nov 2014 00:09:00 | UPDATED: 25 Nov 2014 12:36:34PUBLISHED: 24 Nov 2014 PRINT EDITION: 25 Nov 2014John Davidson
When the folks at Sony come knocking to get their loaner Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact back, they'll have a fight on their hands.
They'll have to pry it out of my hands, which will be no easy task. The back of the tablet is covered in some sort of marvellous, slightly rubberised, grippy paint, which is obviously there so you don't drop the thing but which has the side benefit that you cannot easily be forced to hand the tablet over if you don't want to.
And you only have to hold the Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact for a moment to know you won't be handing it back, not willingly. It's a wonderful feat of design and engineering, and while it falls short of what we had been hoping for in one or two respects, taken as a whole, it is one of our favourite tablets of all time.
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PUBLISHED: 24 Nov 2014 09:08:00 | UPDATED: 24 Nov 2014 15:38:23PRINT EDITION: 24 Nov 2014John Davidson
If news of the discovery of Regin, a piece of ultra-sophisticated government-issued spyware that has been infecting PCs around the world, has you reaching for the wall socket to unplug your PC, you might like to consider Detekt, some anti-spyware software just released by Amnesty International.
The human rights group is so concerned about government-sponsored computer surveillance, it's teamed up with the Digitale Gesellschaft, Electronic Frontier Foundation and Privacy International to release the free counter measure, which will scan your PC for the sorts of nasties that governments have been using to spy on activists.
Note I said "PC". The Detekt anti-spyware application is only for Windows machines. If you're on a Mac or a Chromebook, you're on your own as far as Amnesty is concerned.
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BlackBerrys to get wireless charging: former CEO
PUBLISHED: 23 Nov 2014 18:25:37 | UPDATED: 23 Nov 2014 18:26:52PRINT EDITION: 24 Nov 2014John Davidson
Former BlackBerry boss Thorsten Heins has re-emerged at the helm of the wireless charging company Powermat, and revealed his old self was in talks with his new self about getting wireless charging into BlackBerry phones.
In an interview on the tech website C/Net, Heins said BlackBerry and Powermat have been discussing inductive charging for "more than a year".
"BlackBerry and Powermat were actually talking way earlier than this announcement," he told C/Net, apparently referring to the announcement that he was taking over as chief executive and chairman of Powermat, after a year in the wilderness.
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Lenovo's Yoga 3 Pro notebook flexes its muscles
PUBLISHED: 18 Nov 2014 00:23:40 | UPDATED: 18 Nov 2014 18:24:19PUBLISHED: 18 Nov 2014 PRINT EDITION: 18 Nov 2014John Davidson
The ultra-slim hinge on Lenovo's Yoga 3 Pro is flexible, sturdy and seemingly durable.
I do wish Lenovo would stop naming my favourite convertible notebooks after my least favourite sport.
Why can't the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro be called the Rugby 3 Pro, for instance?
Rugby still calls for the same amount of flexibility and bending over backwards as yoga (flexibility being the notion that Lenovo is conjuring up with the Yoga series of convertible notebooks), but in my experience rugby is much, much less painful to play, and more enjoyable to watch. In the case of the Yoga 3 Pro, one of the most enjoyable and least painful notebooks you could possibly conceive of, the name Rugby 3 Pro seems far more appropriate.
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Sony puts $299 price tag on SmartWatch 3
PUBLISHED: 17 Nov 2014 09:14:00 | UPDATED: 22 Nov 2014 06:48:55PRINT EDITION: 17 Nov 2014John Davidson
Sony Australia has set a price for its SmartWatch 3, meaning the launch of an Android watch you can actually read outdoors must be just around the corner.
The SmartWatch 3, according to Sony's own e-commerce site, is $299, though the Japanese consumer electronics giant has it listed as "Out of stock".
Don't be fooled. It has never been in stock, and there's yet no word on when the watch will be arriving. But it must be soon.
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Bose SoundTouch Series II reviewed
PUBLISHED: 12 Nov 2014 11:35:05 | UPDATED: 21 Nov 2014 06:06:17PUBLISHED: 04 Nov 2014 PRINT EDITION: 14 Nov 2014John Davidson
The thing we like best about the Bose has nothing to do with the fancy possibilities of a modern, WiFi-based audio system, and everything to do with good-old-fashioned radios.
Don't you hate it when it happens? One moment, you're sailing along blissfully, confident in the belief the thing you've purchased is the best thing on the market. A moment later, something else comes along that makes you question that belief.
In the case of the Sonos multi-room hi-fi system we have set up here in the Digital Life Labs, that blissful moment lasted a full decade. Other audio systems came and went, but nothing ever shook our belief that we had the right audio gear.
Until now, that is.
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Goodbye Nokia. Hello Microsoft!
PUBLISHED: 12 Nov 2014 09:12:00 | UPDATED: 12 Nov 2014 17:07:56PRINT EDITION: 12 Nov 2014John Davidson
Microsoft warned us it was going to do it, and now it's gone and done it.
It's dropped the "Nokia" brand from its latest smartphone, the Lumia 535, the first big step in doing away with the Nokia brand altogether in the smartphone market, following the finalisation earlier this year of Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia's phone business.
The new phone, which if you follow the Lumia numbering system you will know is a cheapie, would once have been known as the "Microsoft Nokia Lumia 535 Windows Phone".
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LG's G Watch R, a smartwatch worth wearing
PUBLISHED: 10 Nov 2014 17:02:01 | UPDATED: 10 Nov 2014 19:25:08PUBLISHED: 10 Nov 2014 PRINT EDITION: 11 Nov 2014John Davidson
LG's G Watch R has round face and a crown, just like a real watch.
Hear ye! Hear ye! In the kangaroo court of gadgets that is the Digital Life Laboratories, regarding the matter of The Commonwealth v Smartwatches in General and Android Wear Watches in Particular, in which smartwatches et al have been found guilty of multiple counts of general suckiness, not worth wearingness and sundry other defects, leave has been granted to hear an appeal against the conviction.
His Honour, me, draws your attention to the LG G Watch R around his wrist, which went on sale Monday for $359 but which he has been wearing since last week for the purposes of these proceedings.
His Honour points to certain new features of this Android Wear watch, including, but not limited to, its circular watch face, its genuine leather band and its general "watchiness". He posits that these novelties may well mitigate against certain charges that were levelled against previous Android Wear smartwatches, in particular the charges of general suckiness and geeking up, the latter being the legal term for when something makes you look like a computer programmer whether you are one or not.
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when you already discuss about the futur of del, i have a question.
when i watch preparation games between switzerland and germany on dsf (now sport1?) the commentator loves to quote Hans Zach about the problem with the youth hockey. he says, that only a few teams have a really good promotion of young hockey player and on the other hand, for the most clubs, it only exist on paper .... that's why zach want a import limit. so ALL clubs start to focuss on the youth ...
my question, is it really so bad? i know, that in Bavaria they do a really good job. what's about the rest of germany?
the situation of youth hockey is hard to explain, because there are so many aspects.
the lack of rinks is one thing. especially with the multi-functional arenas, you need one, better would be two, extra rinks to let the pro team practice but also to give the kids ice-time. while every arena has one other rink usually, it's not enough IMO. and the best hours per day are blocked for the pro team. then the rink has to be finances which leads to public skating where you earn money. so kids hockey bumps down again. that leads to awful times for kids to practice. may it be in the evening or early in the morning.
the you have the youth programs in general. in bavaria where there's a hockey culture, some teams produce a lot of talent. landshut for example produced a lot of talent lately. bad tölz and füssen are two other examples. there are a few more.
but outside of bavaria there are some really good programs too. mannheim in first place who have an amazing program. berlin and the clubs in the west (cologne, düsseldorf, krefeld) do a pretty good job too.
you have some smaller clubs like schwenningen, iserlohn, maybe kassel who try to do the best they can with very limited funds.
and you have a few teams in non-hockey areas who try, but...well...they try. hamburger sv/bremerhaven to mention the north.
in southern germany hockey is more common, there are more rinks, there's more interest, so there's more talent. while in northern parts with lower interest there's obviously less talent.
but...all of those structure problems alone are not the problem. i personally think the talent in germany is there and germany could crack the top8 nations easily with talent alone. the problem is that you need to develop talent and here comes the big failure. the steps from youth hockey to pro hockey are not easy. but in germany it's even tougher. because even in 2nd-tier the teams rather play import players or former imports with a german passport than to develop a young player.
it's easier for a canadian to get a german passport than for a young german to get ice-time.
mannheim for example spends a ******** of money each year for their U18 team, yet they failed in the past to turn those guys into good DEL players. they get loaned to 2nd-tier heilbronn, play only bottom 6 there too and stop developing. they get no chance to prove themselves. the lineup is basically a rundown of the salary. the salary decides where you play.
i could continue with those examples forever, but that basically counts for every DEL team.
the reasons why teams don't use youth are different. coaches for example have to rely on imports, because these days everyone wants to get success fast. if a coach uses youth and says he wants to develop them and asks for a 2-3y window to build something, you can be sure he's fired midseason because of the lack of success. there's no patience anymore.
the reduction of imports would help, but it should be in steps. at the moment there are not enough well-developed talents to fill those spots. reduce by 1 each year would give enough time to develop more players into solid DELers. the talent is there, but you need to give them a chance or they will stop with progress, rotting in minors.
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In October I did something I never in my life thought I would do. I became a consultant with Rodan + Fields. Network marketing. What!!??
Along with this decision came some fears, doubts and insecurities…
Am I really trading the last 4 years of becoming a life coach to sell skin care?
What the hell am I doing?
Am I "one of those people" who are just trying to sell something?
Will my friends start to hide from me?
However, as I've been engaging in this pretty wonderful opportunity I realize I'm not trading anything.I'm implementing everything I know–every bit of my experiences are coming into play. Like my friend Pam Slim says, it's all about the body of work.
Why am I doing this? Because it's fun!! It's giving me an opportunity to get out of my basement, off the computer, to actually talk to people in person and on the phone, and to make an income that we've needed as I was struggling to find my place in the world with my coaching business. It's also helped me gain clarity and confidence in what I am doing as a coach and to fully see the clear picture of what I am already putting out there.
Am I "one of those people"? No, I'm me, and it's just one more way I'm putting myself out there into the world.
I'm passionate about sharing everything I love. What you see is what you get with me. I've always done that. I share TV shows, pictures of my kids, my dogs and cat, my husband. I share quotes that resonate and touch me that day or that hour and offerings, as well as tips for the week. I do this because I want to see these same things from people that are important to me. I now share Rodan + Fields business opportunities along with before and after pictures because having skin issues that are being resolved makes a difference in lives. For me, no longer going to bed with coconut oil slathered on my face, trying to get it to stop hurting is wonderful. And being able to make some extra $$ while washing your face and talking about it is pretty dang awesome.
Are my friends hiding from me? No. They are supporting and loving and sharing. Even my husband goes to work and talks skincare with the guys.
In the honor of being bold I'm asking you to consider new opportunities, tokeep the door open, not to shut it because of what others might think or how you may be judged, be open to what feels fun, exciting, a little uncomfortable and yet is calling you.
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A developer is hitting back at claims its new houses will encroach on a valuable archaeological site.
The Papakura Courier featured a story last week about concerns that the historic Rings Redoubt could be damaged by Cabra Holdings' proposed 150-lot subdivision.
The redoubt was a key European fortress during the New Zealand Wars of the 19th century. It is badly eroded and in poor condition, and it's original boundaries have not been proven.
But an archaeological report commissioned by the Orewa developer says all that remains of the redoubt are traces of the eastern ditch and a north-eastern bastion.
It says those remnants will be kept in a council reserve and it's even extended the amount of land available for the council to buy.
The redoubt originally sat partly on what is now 931 Papakura-Clevedon Rd, which Cabra does not own.
Cabra's resource consent application is open for public submissions until December 18.
Although the reserve will be surrounded by houses, Cabra says it will still be able to be seen from the road.
"The redoubt has been significantly modified over time and the proposal seeks to retain what is left as far as practicable," a company spokesman says.
The historic integrity of the site will be kept intact.
"Rigorous archaeological monitoring will take place during earthworks [within 100m of] the redoubt surrounds to ensure any archaeological material within this area is protected."
Cabra will also apply for an authority from the New Zealand Historic Places Trust if resource consent is granted for works near the redoubt, as required by law for areas associated with pre-1900 human activity.
The company stands by the report's opinion that the redoubt is "not of architectural, scientific or visual interest". Historians are welcome to make submissions on the proposal if they disagree, the spokesman says.
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If not, why not?
And is it poor etiquette to do so?
on the advice of counsel I decline to answer as it may tend to incriminate me.
in a public setting it would be considered poor etiquette as it is not the manner in which it is intended to be used. i am assuming you are referring to a single serving container with a foil or plastic lid that no one else is going to come into contact with, so it's only a minor infraction.
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Baton Rouge's newest casino is proving to be a big hit here in the Capitol City.
According to the State Gaming Board, L'Auberge took in more money than the Belle of Baton Rouge and Hollywood Casino combined.
There were also more visitors at L'Auberge than the other two combined.
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About 17 players have so far arrived the Super eagles Calabar camp for the AFCON qualifiers against Congo at the U.J. Esuene Stadium on September 6
Among those already in camp are John Mikel Obi, Ahmed Musa, Ogenyi Onazi, Efe Ambrose, Kenneth Omeruo, Juwon Oshaniwa, Sone Aluko, and stand-in Captain Austin Ejide.
Coach Stephen Keshi said he expects the best from the players on Saturday in the game against Congo.
The national team Head Coach also said he decided to replace Vincent Enyeama, who is absent for personal reasons with Elkanemi of Maiduguri first choice keeper, David Obiazor.