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tHESE ROLL UP PATHWAYS ARE JUST WONDERFUL FOR ANYONE WHO HAS A MUD PROBLEM. I HAVE THE CURVED AND STRAIGHT TO MAKE A GREAT WALKWAY. AT THE END OF THE SEASON, JUST ROLL THEM UP FOR STORAGE UNTIL SPRING. JUST GREAT !!!!!
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I want to use the wooden walkways as permanent pathwaysin my backyard . Are they weather resistant enought be used in a low traffic area?
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Does the wooden walkway also come a plain natural color (not green) use as a base for an outdoor shower?
Allow it drain the water under the grate.
What does the bottom look like?
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Thank you for your questions.Improvements does not sell a plain natural color walkway. This can be used for a base for an outdoor shower but would need drying time.
Both top and bottom are the same as you see in the picture, green washed.
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Thank you for your questions.There is not a way to connect them if you are pairing them up but only to use wire or roping, however they are pretty weighty so you may not need to that.
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What type of wood is used in the Portable Walkways? Is the wood pressure treated? Thank You.
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Thank you for your question.The wood used in the Portable Walkways is a Chinese Fir and these are not wood pressure treated. They have a green wash stain.
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Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement, Change in Directors or Principal Officers
As previously disclosed in a Current Report on Form 8-K that Imperva, Inc., a Delaware corporation ("Imperva"), filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") on February 6, 2014 (the "First Original 8-K"), on February 6, 2014, Imperva entered into a Share Exchange Agreement (the "Exchange Agreement") with SkyFence Networks, Ltd., a company incorporated under the laws of the State of Israel ("SkyFence"), the shareholders of SkyFence (the "SkyFence Shareholders") and Ofer Hendler, in his separate capacity as the Sellers' Representative, pursuant to which Imperva would acquire from the SkyFence Shareholders all of the outstanding capital stock of SkyFence (and all rights to acquire such stock) in exchange for approximately $60 million in Imperva common stock (or rights to acquire such stock), valued based on the conversion formula set forth in the Exchange Agreement (the "Stock Consideration") and cash (together with the Stock Consideration, the "Consideration" and such transaction, the "Share Exchange" or the "SkyFence Acquisition") subject to potential working capital and other adjustments that may be made prior to the closing of the Share Exchange (the "Closing"), as are set forth in the Exchange Agreement. Capitalized terms used in this Form 8-K and not otherwise defined have the meanings given to them in the Exchange Agreement.
As previously disclosed in a Current Report on Form 8-K that Imperva filed with the SEC on February 11, 2014 (the "Second Original 8-K"), on February 7, 2014, Imperva completed the Share Exchange pursuant to the Exchange Agreement and, as a result, SkyFence became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Imperva.
On February 19, 2014, Imperva, SkyFence, SkyFence Shareholders constituting a Sellers' Majority and the Sellers' Representative entered into an amendment to the Exchange Agreement (the "Amendment") in order to ensure compliance with the rules and regulations of the New York Stock Exchange (the "NYSE"). As amended, the Exchange Agreement provides that:
� to the extent that Imperva would have otherwise been required to issue shares of its common stock ("Shares") to a Related Party, as defined in the Amendment, under the Exchange Agreement in excess of 1% of the total number of shares of Imperva common stock that were outstanding immediately prior to the Closing (such excess amount, the "Excess Shares"), Imperva will instead deliver to such Related Party an amount of cash (the "Replacement Cash") equal to the value of the Excess Shares (as determined in the Exchange Agreement, as amended) in satisfaction of its obligations; and
� such Replacement Cash shall be allocated and deemed to be paid in respect and in lieu of, as applicable:
� first, the Shares that are withheld from delivery to such Seller as Imperva's security for such Seller's indemnification obligations for breaches of its or SkyFence's representations, warranties and covenants (the "Indemnity Holdback"),
� then, the Shares that are withheld from delivery to such Seller as Imperva's security for working capital and other adjustments to the Consideration that may be made following the Closing (the "Adjustment Holdback"), and
� then, the Shares that are to be delivered to such Seller at the Closing (the "Closing Payment").
As amended, pursuant to the Exchange Agreement, Imperva will (i) issue or pay to SkyFence Shareholders up to an aggregate of 884,422 shares of Imperva common stock and $16.1 million in cash, of which (x) 956 Shares and approximately $34,000 in cash are subject to the Adjustment Holdback for
Shlomo Kramer, Chief Executive Officer of Imperva and a Related Party, was a member of the board of directors of SkyFence and was a SkyFence Shareholder, owning 42.67% of the outstanding fully diluted capital stock of SkyFence. As amended, pursuant to the Exchange Agreement, Mr. Kramer will receive up to an aggregate of 252,669 Shares and approximately $13.3 million in cash, of which cash approximately $34,000 is subject to the Adjustment Holdback for approximately 75 days after the Closing and approximately $7.6 million is subject to the Indemnity Holdback for 24 months after the Closing.
Mr. Kramer was fully recused from management's consideration and valuation of the SkyFence Acquisition. In addition, at the recommendation of the nominating and corporate governance committee of Imperva's Board of Directors (the "Board") in light of Imperva's related party transactions approval policy, a special Acquisitions Committee of the Board (the "Acquisitions Committee"), consisting solely of independent, disinterested directors, had oversight of management during the course of the consideration, valuation and approval of the transaction, which was ultimately approved by the Board. Mr. Kramer was fully recused from all consideration, evaluation and discussion by the Acquisitions Committee and the Board of the SkyFence Acquisition, including the amount and type of the consideration paid.
In connection with their approval of the SkyFence Acquisition, the Acquisitions Committee and the Board received the opinion of an investment bank addressed to the Board as to the fairness to Imperva and the stockholders of Imperva from a financial point of view of the aggregate Consideration, and in connection with the approval of the Amendment, the investment bank confirmed to the Board that if the terms of the Amendment had been set forth in the original Exchange Agreement, it did not believe that its ability to render the opinion, as of the date thereof, would have been adversely affected. Both the original opinion and the statement described above were based upon and subject to a number of qualifications and assumptions set forth in letters from the investment bank to the Board.
The above description of the Amendment is qualified in its entirety by reference to the copy of the Amendment which is filed as Exhibit 2.1 to this Current Report on Form 8-K and incorporated herein by reference.
On February 21, 2014, the Compensation Committee approved an amendment to the annual base salary and annual bonus target for Mr. Kramer and Amichai Shulman, our Chief Technology Officer, both of whom reside in Israel, to reflect that such amounts would be based on shekels rather than U.S. dollars. The Compensation Committee approved an annual base salary for Messrs. Kramer and Shulman of NIS 1,207,000 and NIS 770,000, respectively, and an annual bonus target for Messrs. Kramer and Shulman of NIS 1,207,000 and NIS 153,000, respectively, in each case effective January 1, 2014. Based on the average exchange rate for 2013 of NIS 1.00 to US$0.2771, the annual base salary for Messrs. Kramer and Shulman would be $334,460 and $213,367, respectively, and the annual bonus target for Messrs. Kramer and Shulman would be $334,460 and $42,396.
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Number Description 2.1 Amendment to Share Exchange Agreement, dated as of February 19, 2014, and Share Exchange Agreement, dated as of February 6, 2014, each by and among Imperva, Inc. SkyFence Networks, Ltd., the shareholders of SkyFence Networks, Ltd. and Ofer Hendler, in his separate capacity as the Sellers' Representative. |


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Okay not really but a corrupt LAPD isn't anything new, so why play a game that has this as a plot point, because LA Noire is one of the most atmospheric games out there.
In the game, you play as Cole Phelps, a regular and decent cop who climbs the ranks into a detective and into the gross and greasy world of Los Angeles's fame, vices, and violent side. Cases start off with simple murder investigations and spiral into OD victims, violent murder and arson cases. In between you see glimpses of Cole's past in the Marines during WWII and if you find them, you can see newspaper headlines that open up another story.
Gameplay is solid for the most part. Much like Rockstars other sandbox games, you can drive, scale walls, run, shoot and more. This isn't an action game though, so the gun only comes out during action beats. Most of the game has you traveling to locations to search for clues, talking to witnesses and asking them questions. The facial capture technology in the game is key in determining who is lying or not. You can believe the witness if you want, cast doubt on them to scare them into giving up something juicy or call them on they're lie where you can present evidance you've collected as proof of they're involvement. The more questions you can get right, the more points you can collect to help make next the next interrogations a little easier. Do your best to collect all the evidence and beware that not all evidence collected is important to the case. You can't accuse someone of murder when you point to a knife when the murder was caused by strangulation now can you? This is what most of the game consists of without much to break up the cases. You can respond to street crimes, but it will involve you driving potentially across ALL OF LA to respond. There are no mini games like bowling or boxing or a trip to the clubs to involve yourself in like other Rockstar games and for the hidden cars you can find, there is no reason in really driving them since they don't have police radios to keep you up to date on crimes. Not unless you are a completest junkie.
The graphics are stunning and should win an award. The aforementioned capture technology captures every nook and cranny on the actor's faces and replicates it on screen so that you can thoroughly investigate and interrogate your targets. Do they look away from you or respond quick and dismissively? That should point you in the direction of how to act.
Late 1940's LA is recreated VERY BEAUTIFULLY and it is engrossing to walk around in it and drive through it. From Hollywood down to Central, Wilshire and anywhere else the game has a sunny look with that feeling of the once clean city of angels. Old electronic stores, pawn shops, bars, bus stations, and even slummy flop houses look inviting to walk into. The beautiful visuals only add to and compound the reverse that as you dig into a case involving murder, you can still look upon the city of kids playing outside and people going about they're business and wonder how these things can happen or even wonder who among them are guilty of something.
The music has all the voices matching they're characters, which is proof that this game was cast well. The music has a jazzy feel to it and can kick in with snare drums for when the action cues kick in, the music and tempo changes appropriately. Music can be used to help indicate where clues are when you are looking.
The game is not for all tastes however. First of all, if you aren't into being a detective, you won't like it at all since that is what 90% of the game is. Secondly the game is a little repetitive. If what I described above doesn't grab you as far as being interesting, then you can get tired quick since the game is case by case with investigating, handling clues, talking to people with maybe an action beat, and thats it. Third, the game is graphic. No I'm not kidding you. Many of your crime scenes depict gratuitous murders, and many of the victims later on are dead and naked women. Drug crimes have syringes and rubber ties depicting junkies and being the 40's, there is a good amount of racism and prejudice in the air as many black, Japanese and other minorities get the short end of the stick as far as treatment in the game.
LA Noire is engrossing, atmospheric and different but it is like a proverbial fine wine that you want to savor. Play it a little at a time and then give it a rest so that you don't wear out the experience and have it end too quick. There is plenty of game-play with cases and DLC's for download but the game can come to an end too quick and this is not an experience to wear out. Unlike games like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption there isn't the level of depth of engaging activities that those games had. Sure you might not care about bowling a turkey in GTA, but at least that option is available. More DLC is on the way and as you play, you will hope more and more is created to keep that moody feeling alive, as you are that one man who can make the difference, at least until your boss butts in and tells you that the man is the brother of someone powerful and can't be arrested.
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L.A. Noire is a gritty, single player detective game set on the infamous streets and in the smoke-filled back rooms of postwar Los Angeles. Designed and developed with a nod to the classic film noire movie genre, L.A. Noire blends crystal clear graphics that bring the iconic look and feel of the era to life, with a combination of innovative technology and unique gameplay that allow you to solve crimes through interrogations and investigation. Additional features include: five LAPD based crime desks to work, the ability to analyze the case as well as suspects for clues, an accurate block-by-block recreation of eight sq miles of 1947 Los Angeles, multiple difficulty settings and more.
Amid the postwar boom of Hollywood's Golden Age, newly minted detective Cole Phelps is thrown headfirst into a city drowning in violence and corruption. Utilizing groundbreaking new technology that captures an actor's facial performance in astonishing detail, L.A. Noire is a violent crime thriller that blends breathtaking action with true detective work to deliver an unprecedented interactive experience. Interrogate witnesses, search for clues and chase down suspects as you struggle to find the truth in a city where everyone has something to hide.
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Excellent story. What a nightmare those people lived through. Thank God they had a gun in the house.
they are lucky to be alive, too often with home invasions the occupants are taken completely by surprise. by then it is too late or if they do try to resisit they often end up brutalized or dead "get down maam" ... odd, almost sounds officer like
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Trauma and nightmares for years no doubt after that. Glad she made it. I know her husband would never be nagged again about having guns in the home. And 14 minutes for the police to respond to a shooting in a home invasion? It takes them only 3 minutes to come to the resuce of banks however.
There's a good example of why it is foolhardy to keep all your guns in a safe, unloaded, with gun locks in them, and the ammo in another safe in a different room. It would have left them totally helpless in that situation. Also, 14 minutes for the police to arrive is better than the typical time of 45 minutes, but far from what is needed. Strange that there was no reason given for the invasion.
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Too soon to say if I will run for president: Clinton
PUBLISHED: 23 Sep 2013 10:06:10 | UPDATED: 24 Sep 2013 07:14:52PUBLISHED: 23 Sep 2013 PRINT EDITION: 23 Sep 2013Hillary Clinton is the leading Democrat contender for the 2016 US presidential election. Photo: AP
Hillary Clinton says in an interview with New York magazine that she is wrestling with running for president again but remains "pragmatic and realistic" as she considers a potential White House campaign in 2016.
The former secretary of state told the magazine in an article posted online on Sunday that she will do whatever she can "to advocate for the values and the policies I think are right for the country". Ms Clinton said she would continue to weigh the factors that would influence her final decision but offered no timetable for an announcement.
"I'm not in any hurry. I think it's a serious decision, not to be made lightly, but it's also not one that has to be made soon," Ms Clinton said.
"This election is more than three years away, and I just don't think it's good for the country."
It was Ms Clinton's first interview since departing as President Barack Obama's top diplomat in February.
The former first lady and New York senator compared it to meeting someone at a party "and they look over your shoulder to see who else is there, and you want to talk to them about something that's really important".
"In fact, maybe you came to the party to talk to that particular person, and they just want to know what's next. I feel like that's our political process right now. I just don't think it is good."
The former first lady is the leading contender for the Democratic nomination if she chooses to run. Democrats are watching her moves closely for any indication of her decision, which could have a major influence on whether others decide to enter the race. Potential contenders include Vice President Joe Biden, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley.
Asked if she wrestles with running for president, Ms Clinton said: "I do, but I'm both pragmatic and realistic. I think I have a pretty good idea of the political and governmental challenges that are facing our leaders."
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A Man to Respect
I was watching an NFL game on TV yesterday when the crawl came across the bottom of the screen. Arlen Specter had died, as I'd expected once I learned that his cancer had come back. I always had mixed emotions about Specter from the first time I met him back in the 1970s. I'd always […]
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The Escape Hatch from Fantasyland
Last night's vice presidential debate, according to the early polls and my own assessment, was pretty much a hard-fought draw. That was a big improvement for the Obama campaign after the President got his clock cleaned by Mitt Romney last week, but last night's outcome is unlikely to make much of a difference in this […]
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Jab, Jab, Jab, Wham!
Sergio Martinez was ahead on every card. He'd won every round against the big, tough kid, Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. Then in the final round, Martinez basically went to sleep, and the kid nailed him with a nice shot. Martinez found himself flattened a few times before the final bell rang. That was a middleweight […]
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The Job Applicants
I spent a good many years involved in hiring people, evaluating their performance on the job and then either pulling them up the ladder or persuading them to go elsewhere. Too many years, in retrospect. Do that job honestly, and not everybody becomes your lifelong friend. That's what I'll be doing tomorrow night, during the […]
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Romney's Chance
From the beginning of this presidential campaign, it was my feeling that the Republican candidate would have to work very hard to lose this election to Barack Obama. Obama didn't create this economy, but it remains wretched nonetheless. For many, many people this recovery feels more like a depression. The hard left is lukewarm to […]
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The Royal Breastworks
I'm experiencing great difficulty in mustering much sympathy for the British royal family concerning those topless photos of Prince Whatisname's wife. The woman was sunbathinghalf naked in clear sight of a public road. Sure, the public road was hundreds of yards away, but are these people so insulated from real life that they've never heard […]
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A Boneheaded Move
I'm still waiting until after all three debates between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney before I finally decide how I'll cast my little vote in this presidential election. Each of these guys strikes me as smart, honorable and capable, even though I'm not wild about either of them. Obama gets points with me for some […]
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Two interesting fictions seem to have taken root as this presidential campaign grinds on. At every conceivable opportunity, some shill for the Democrats will start in on TV about the Republican war on women, as though the Republicans really don't want the votes of the nation's largest political subgroup. It's a pitch that ignores totally […]
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HOLLYWOOD HOOKUP (FOX44) – Arsenio Hall is returning to late night TV. He made the announcement Monday night on CNN's "Piers Morgan Tonight". Hall said: "I am returning to CBS to the exact place I did "The Arsenio Hall Show" and I'm doing "The Arsenio Hall Show" again." Hall's earlier talk show was a hit from 1989 to 1994. He regained popularity on the latest edition of "Celebrity Apprentice," which he won. The new syndicated show is set to debut next fall.
– Former heavyweight champion boxer Mike Tyson is premiering his one-man show on Broadway this summer. Spike Lee is directing the play "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth", for 6-nights only starting at the end of July. Tyson says it's the story of the highs and lows of his life.
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I've posted this question over at Toyota Nation and at Lexus Owner's Club two days ago with zero replies... Thought I'd try here.
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I have a '99 Lexus ES300 with a 1MZFE VVT-I engine, the same as the '99 Camry V6. I have approximately 73,000 miles on the car.
I have not done very many modifications. A custom air intake, Brembo Big Brake kit, one-inch-drop lowering springs, 17" rims & Falken tires, and took off the Lexus badges.
I'm an avid do-it-your-self'er and weekend mechanic. I've taken good care of this car since I've owned it (since about 40k miles), having done oil changes every 3500 miles and following the other maintenance procedures as laid out in the shop & Chilton's manuals at recommended intervals. I'm 3k behind on changing the spark plugs though.
I drained and filled the transmission a little under 1,000 miles ago using Valvoline MaxLife (DEXIII/TypeT).
There were no metal shavings in the drain plug or fluid that I could see. The fluid was a little dirty, but was a healthy color and did not smell funny.
The Problem:
I've been getting the check engine light occasionally. It happened twice before I drained/filled the trans fluid, but is more frequent now.
My OBD2 reader says it's code P0770, which traces to the Torque Converter Lockup Solenoid if my research is correct.
The car is shifting smoothly through all gears, including overdrive. I have not seen or experienced any lockup problems.
I clear the code, and it comes back - Usually a few days later, once or twice it's come back within a few hours. It's happened maybe 8 or 9 times total. Coincidently it has not thrown any codes since I posted this thread, but it's a safe bet that it will sooner or later.
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Before I freak out and take it to a transmission shop, is there anything I can do myself?
Should I drain/fill the transmission several times in an attempt to flush it?
I've read on some forums that this vehicle does not have a filter in the transmission pan. I have not dropped the pan before. If there is a filter in there, I'll be glad to replace it.
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If the formulation sounds simple, something out of Ethics 101, that's because it is: When Camus wasn't waxing lyrical or glossing the work of more rigorous thinkers, he displayed a gift (and a curse) for simplicity. And so while there is a certain timeliness with these two books, in that 2013 was the centenary of Camus' birth and Algerian Chronicles—his last book to be translated into English—is newly relevant in light of the Arab Spring, they are also important for their reminder of a simple point that Camus held dear: Life may be shaped by ideology, but it is lived exclusively by men and women.
It was the defense of those messy, imperfect lives that Camus insisted upon with his friend Tar, and his editorial journalism, where he turned his private thoughts into public stances, records the decisions and revisions that led to his insistence on moderation above political expediency. As a world war ended and a cold one began—two superpowers as ready to kill as to convert—Camus floated the radical notion that he had no right to sacrifice another's life for the greater good or a brighter tomorrow, and he questioned all who said they did. God and history are easily claimed allies, and life is often cheap when either is on your side. Camus hadn't pulled any triggers during the postwar purge in France, but he called for the loading of the rifles—that was enough, for he came to believe that words well-aimed are as deadly as bullets and also the only defense against them. He decided his hubris could not bear repeating: too many mistakes of that caliber, and there won't be anyone left to decide who was right and who was wrong.
Before camus tried his hand at journalism, he took to the stage. He completed his thesis at the University of Algiers in 1936 and graduated to running a theater company. This was during Camus' two-year stint as a member of the Communist Party, and the theater donated ticket sales to unemployed workers in Algiers. The know-your-audience theory of programming led to the staging of Aeschylus' tragedy Prometheus Bound in 1937. The god who disobeyed Zeus and shared the prized power of fire with mortals had been a fixture of the leftist-hero circuit since at least 1841, when in his doctoral thesis Karl Marx called Prometheus "the most eminent saint and martyr in the philosophical calendar." Camus echoed the sentiment: "A revolution is always carried out against the Gods—from that of Prometheus onward."
Camus was soon ready for his next role, one for which he could write and deliver his own lines, and he joined the young staff of the Alger-Républican. The startup newspaper in Algiers was in line with the Popular Front movement led by socialist León Blum, who coauthored the unrealized Blum-Violette proposal, which would have granted civil and voting rights to more than 20,000 Algerian Muslims. In one of his first signed pieces, Camus wrote of his visit to a docked prison ship filled with Arabs: "there is no sight more dismal than that of men who have become less than human." It was in the same spirit, which came to animate his best writing, that in the spring of 1939 he began his multi-article coverage of a famine in the north, the first reported piece collected in Algerian Chronicles, called "The Misery in Kabylia."
Camus wasted little time determining that the problem of the famine was economic not ecological, the solution not charity in the form of a few tons of grain but an overhaul of France's colonial policies. Men need to work in order to buy food, Camus conceded, but they cannot work when they don't eat. In response to the rightwing backlash his reports inspired, he wrote, "These days, it seems that one is not a good Frenchman if one speaks of the misery of a French territory. I must say that it is hard to know nowadays what one must do to be a good Frenchman." Camus exhorted his countrymen to live up to the ideals of a republic that had once discarded the divine right of kings in favor of liberté, égalité, and fraternité. To him, the choice was clear.


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As the final week of summer vacation winds down for most kids in Minnesota, some students have already gone back to school, including in St. Peter. The St. Peter School District was granted permission by the State to start classes before Labor Day this year in order to work around the schedule of an upcoming construction project. St. Peter Superintendent Jeff Olson says that starting early now will allow the school year to end by May 30th, at which time a district re-roofing project will begin. School districts can apply for a waiver to start the school year early when dealing with construction projects greater than $400,000. The other 25 school districts in southwestern Minnesota that started the school year early are continuing their experiment with a "Flexible Learning Year" that ends the year earlier in an effort to improve test scores. Those schools include Sleepy Eye, Springfield, Redwood Falls, and Comfrey.
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The American Red Cross is holding blood drives in New Ulm and Mankato this week. The Bloodmobile is at St. Mary's Catholic Church in New Ulm from 1 to 7pm today (MON). There will also be a blood drive at Peace Lutheran Church in Hutchinson from Noon to 6 on Tuesday, and the Red Cross Office on Homestead Drive in Mankato is hosting blood drives from 12:30 to 5:30 on Thursday and 9am to 1pm on Friday.
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Northampton have been hit with a double injury blow with the news that Tadhg Purcell and Ryan Gilligan are facing lengthy spells on the sidelines.Purcell - a summer signing from Darlington - damaged his cruciate knee ligament in last Saturday's 1-1 draw with Wycombe and has been ruled out for the rest of the season while midfielder Gilligan requires surgery on an ankle problem and will be out for three months.Manager Ian Sampson said: "It's bad news, Tadhg is out for the season."The scans have shown that it is a devastating injury for the boy, his cruciate ligament has been ruptured and his lateral ligament has been damaged as well."Ryan has a bone growth on his ankle which has been troubling him for some time. It's got to the point where he can't play on it so the only option is this surgery."I will have to bring players in now and luckily I have some money to spend on wages thanks to the Carling Cup draw at Liverpool."
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Everyone's been there. As a child, your mom would take you to Wal-Mart, Target, or, if you lived near rich people as a kid, Toys-R-Us. Anywhere with toys. And being a child, you wanted to pick them up, play with them, put them in the buggy in hopes that your mom would buy them. Heck, at that age, you didn't get the concept of money or buying things with money. You just wanted to play with it. And you wanted Mom to let you take it out of the store. If she said no, some of the braver ones among you would sneak it in the buggy anyway. Maybe mom didn't notice. Maybe she did and bought it anyway.
But typically, what would happen? Your mom would catch your greedy hands and say what?
"No! You can look, but you don't look with your hands!"
That phrase has always held a special kind of irony for me.
I can't remember specifically when it started. Used to be just a feeling. I would pick up something and just have a feeling that it belonged to someone. Or I would touch something and have a feeling about something about it. Nothing concrete, but innate. Like knowing that you can slide down a slide but not up. Just not something you question. Multiply that by the fact that this feeling was always right. For a long time, I thought it was something normal. It was useful, too, at that age. Like when my fellow kindergarteners tried to 'borrow' my crayons. No pulling the wool over my eyes there.
It grew stronger as I got older. I began to see actual things. Faces. The object's past. What the person thought when they had it in their possession.
For example, I saw my first drug deal at the age of nine. I had paid for a drink with a five dollar bill I had gotten for mowing the neighbor's yard. In the change I got was a worn and limp dollar bill. In an instant I saw a skinny, shaky hand holding the limp bill and a host of other one dollar bills. The hand gave the stack to a beefy guy who was probably in high school or his freshman year of college, slick-faced and wearing a baseball cap. The beefy guy took the bill and handed the wax colored hand a small bag full of flour. I later learned that it wasn't flour. The bill went in Beefy's pocket. Hours in Beefy's world flashed by in seconds. Later the bill was taken out of the pocket and used to buy a giant bottle of something at the convenience store I was standing in now. The bill went in the register. Darkness. Time. Light. Bill taken out and handed to me. When it was over, I looked down and saw the bill crushed in my fist. The pretty girl at the register asked me if I was about to have a seizure.
There were unwritten rules, which I learned by trial and error. For example, public items held shorter, weaker memories than personal items, but held a higher volume of them. In that case, it was more of an overall sense of the object and its users' emotional and mental state at the time. Think of it like this: personal versus public is like a stream of water from a nozzle versus a flowing river. I learned this particular rule when using a public bathroom. Even through the numerous disposable paper seats, I got a reading on a toilet that was apparently most popular one in that particular restroom. I try not to think about the things I learned that day.
Around age twelve, I took an empty spiral notebook from my dad's office and wrote down what I knew up to that point. I began experimenting.
Big mistake.
I learned things that I probably shouldn't have found out until I was at least twenty five. I can't, in good conscience, mention all of it in mixed company. A lot of you would think I made it up if I did. But I can say this.
I began honing it. There were some parallels to drug use; I avoided people (to focus on my talent), I stayed out late (touching objects, seeing if it only worked through my hands, taking notes, posing questions, experimenting further).
And it felt like a drug. Like a trip. I have never done drugs. Based on experiences high school buddies of mine have had with drugs, I am not inclined to ever try them. If it will do those things to them, then God only knows what it would do with this 'talent'. But experimenting with my strange skill felt like how people described acid trips to be. It was unexpected at first; one never quite knew what would happen. I would see things. Hear things. Feel things. All from the past. Sometimes they would be wonderful, like touching a watch and feeling the elation of the wearer asking the girl of his dreams to marry him, seeing her beautiful face blush and tear up, hearing her say yes over and over almost hysterically, feeling him swing her around in the air held tight in his arms.
Other times, it was awful. Like the crushing despair of a young boy whose father's instability made him and his mother flee for their lives and hide here, four hundred miles from where he grew up. What this guy felt was indescribable. Like being at the bottom of the ocean, being crushed and unable to move and yet still drowning. Slow, torturous rotting of the heart. God, that was terrible. The despair. Anguish. Feeling his tears crawl down his cheeks as he scribbled vitriol into a journal that I now held, that I had found left on the ground at school. I gave it back to him the next day, and assured him multiple times that I hadn't read it. It felt like I was lying. Because since I had touched it, I didn't have to read it. I saw the things that cast the shadows which took the form of the words in his journal. I didn't have to read it; I had lived it with him.
So here I am now, a high school graduate who grew up way too fast, unsure of what to do with my life, who doesn't touch certain things in a room for some unknown reason that makes me a freak to others, and who is only nineteen but who was the eyes of a fifty year old.
My name is Arthur Maddox, and I do look with my hands.


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PUBLISHED: 01 Jul 2014 04:36:00 | UPDATED: 01 Jul 2014 04:54:30PUBLISHED: 01 Jul 2014 PRINT EDITION: 01 Jul 2014Forecasts
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Australian shares are expected to move 11.5 per cent higher in the next 12 months, helped by central bank stimulus and the willingness of investors to put their faith again in mining stocks.
A survey of market experts from The Australian Financial Review revealed they believe the market will finish at close to 5700 points or 7.5 per cent by December 31 this year. In 12 months, the market is expected to finish the 2014-15 financial year 11.5 per cent higher to an average of 6000 points. AMP Capital head of dynamic asset allocation Nader Naeimi is among the most bullish in his forecast with a target of 6100 points for next financial year, helped by a strong predicted performance in mining stocks. Deutsche Bank is among the least aggressive with a target of 5900 points.
"The resources sector is likely to surprise the widespread bearish consensus given my view on 1) a rebound in Chinese growth and 2) as the Australian dollar is likely top out below US 98¢," Mr Naeimi said. Companies tipped to outperform in the year ahead include large cap miners, the banks and those with high US-dollar denominated foreign earnings. "Stocks that are leveraged to domestic housing construction will likely outperform [and] stocks that pay relatively high dividend yields will likely underperform, given our view of rising bond yields," UBS equity strategist Dean Dusanic said. The key risks to Australian shares in the year ahead relate to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and slower growth from China. "We expect a 'soft landing' for China which should support commodities to some extent," said Credit Suisse Private Bank Australia chief investment strategist David McDonald. In the year to June 30, Australian shares underperformed most developed markets, with Europe and Japan the best-performing.
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HANOI (AFP) - The former boss of a scandal-mired Vietnamese state shipping firm alleged he paid bribes to senior communist party officials to try to evade arrest, state media said Wednesday.
Vinalines chairman Duong Tri Dung, who is under sentence of death, was giving incendiary testimony at the trial of his brother, a former policeman.
Dung, who briefly fled Vietnam as scandal engulfed his debt-ridden firm in May 2012, gave a "shocking" account of paying large sums to a senior Communist Party figure to try to avoid prosecution, according to the state-run Tuoi Tre news website.
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14 ½-inch-thick slices country French bread
2 tablespoons DaVinci® Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Steak Tartare:
1 pound New York steak, trimmed of all fat and cut into ¼-inch dice
1 tablespoon DaVinci® 100% Pure Olive Oil
1 egg yolk
¼ teaspoon salt, plus more to taste
¼ teaspoon pepper, plus more to taste
1 tablespoon whole-grain mustard
1 tablespoon fresh-squeezed lemon juice
1½ tablespoons chopped shallot
1½ tablespoons chopped parsley
1½ tablespoons drained capers
¼ teaspoon chopped garlic
1 teaspoon anchovy paste
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
5 drops Tabasco Sauce
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Brush the sliced bread with 2 tablespoons of olive oil, and toast in the oven under the broiler or grill on the barbecue until toasted, about 1 minute per side.
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Place the steak mixture into a 3-inch cookie-cutter ring about 2 inches deep, pushing firmly to give the mixture a compact consistency.
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In consideration of the reason above, Tokyo Stock Exchange has not designated the stock of the Company as a Security Under Supervision (Confirmation).
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GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — Reacting to this morning's weak jobs report, President Obama admitted the economy is not creating jobs "as fast as we want," but was confident that the country has better days ahead.
"Today, we're still fighting our way back from the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression," the president told workers at the Honeywell Golden Valley facility. "The economy is growing again, but it's not growing as fast as we want it to grow. Our businesses have created almost 4.3 million new jobs over the last 27 months, but as we learned in today's jobs report, we're still not creating them as fast as we want."
The economy added just 69,000 jobs last month, well below expectations of 150,000, and the unemployment rate ticked up to 8.2 percent, the Labor Department announced this morning.
Obama pointed to spiking gas prices and the European debt crisis as examples of the "serious headwinds" that continue to stunt the economic recovery.
"We've got a lot of work to do before we get to where we need to be," he said. "All these factors have made it even more challenging to not just fully recover, but also lay the foundation for an economy that's built to last over the long term."
Breaking into a campaign cadence, the president assured the crowd that "we do have better days ahead."
"We knew the road to recovery would not be easy. We knew it would take time. We knew there would be ups and downs along the way. But we also knew if we were willing to act wisely and boldly and if we were acting together as Americans, if we were willing to keep at it, if we were willing to roll up our sleeves and never quit, then we wouldn't just come back; we'd come back stronger than ever," the president, in shirt-sleeves, said to applause.
He was also quick to point a finger at lawmakers, urging them to act on his legislative "to-do list" to boost the economy.
"It's not lost on anybody that it's an election year. I understand that. I've noticed," the president said to chants of "four more years!" "We've got responsibilities that are bigger than an election. … We've got responsibilities to you. So my message to Congress is: Now's not the time to play politics, now's not the time to sit on your hands. The American people expect their leaders to work hard no matter what year it is. The economy still isn't where it needs to be."
Obama's wish-list for Congress revolves around a series of economic initiatives he has been pushing for months, but that have gained little traction on Capitol Hill.
The president argued today that the measures will spur hiring and help put money back in the pockets of middle-class families.
"Let's get that done right now," the president said of his latest housing refinance plan, which would give homeowners the chance to save an average of $3,000 a year. "That helps you go out and buy some things that your family needs, which is good for business.
"Maybe somebody will be replacing some thingamajig for their furnace," he said to laughter from the Honeywell workers, who make those kinds of thingamajigs.
Republicans sharply chastised the president as he spoke, yet another sign the general election campaign is in full swing.
"President Obama's re-election slogan may be 'forward,' but his policies are taking us backwards," Mitt Romney campaign spokesman Ryan Williams said in a written statement. "This morning's unemployment report was another harsh indictment of the president's handling of the economy. It is clear that President Obama's policies have failed and his hostility toward job creators is only making things worse."
The Romney campaign noted that Obama visited Minnesota four years ago, almost to the day, predicting at a St. Paul event that his presidency would turn things around.
"I am absolutely certain that, generations from now, we will be able to look back and tell our children that this was the moment when we began to provide care for the sick and good jobs to the jobless," Obama said at the time. "This was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal. … This was the moment when we ended a war and secured our nation, and restored our image as the last, best hope on Earth."


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After Kim Jong-il funeral: collapse or continuity for North Korea?
As North Korea mourns during Kim Jong-il's funeral, South Koreans are reminded of the dangers of their unstable and poor sibling nation.
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Seoul, South Korea
About 200,000 North Koreans bade a tearful farewell today to "Dear Leader" Kim Jong-il in a three-hour funeral procession in Pyongyang that made one point clear: North Korean strategists want the world to know that third son Kim Jong-un is their new leader.
While crowds wept and wailed to the stentorian sounds of funeral music, Kim Jong-un, wearing a long black coat, trudged in snow under gray skies on the right side of the hearse bearing the flag-draped coffin of his father on the roof.
That image provides compelling visual evidence of the rapid ascent of Kim Jong-un, still in his late 20s, to the top of the North Korean hierarchy. Regardless of how much power he really wields among the other top leaders – also walking beside the hearse – he will hold the country's highest military and party titles.
Now the question is whether he can endure the advice of his uncle Jang Song-thaek, right behind him in the funeral cortege. The corollary question is whether North Korea will collapse under the weight of the hunger, poverty, and disease afflicting the vast majority of citizens outside the ruling elite and military establishment of some 1.1 million troops, believed to be the world's fourth or fifth largest.
As far as people here are concerned, stability would be the best outcome for North Korea – though few might be able to predict the long-range future of a country that's increasingly dependent on China, its Korean War ally, for fuel, food, military support and much else needed to survive.


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Cubist Pharma names Michael Tomsicek as new CFO
LEXINGTON, Mass. — Cubist Pharmaceuticals Inc. said Monday that Michael Tomsicek will replace David McGirr as chief financial officer.
Tomsicek has been the company's deputy CFO since July. McGirr is now the senior adviser to CEO Mike Bonney, and he will retire from the company in 2014.
McGirr has been Cubist's CFO since November 2002. Tomsicek joined Cubist in 2010 as head of corporate finance.
Cubist shares rose 69 cents, or 1.6 percent, to $44.16 in midday trading. They are trading near the upper end of their 52-week range of $36.73 to $49.86.
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3DLABS introduces Linux 2.6.21 developer kit
3DLABS Semiconductor has today announced the immediate availability of its Linux 2.6.21 based Software Development Kit (SDK).
The kit provides a suite of development tools and production ready applications, CODECs and libraries bringing the latest open source innovations to developers and device makers using 3DLABS' DMS-02 processor. The SDK provides a suite of development tools and production ready applications, CODECs and libraries that take full advantage of the underlying features and performance of the DMS processor, including audio, video and imaging decoders and encoders, media player and framework, photo browser, 2D/3D libraries including OpenGL ES 1.1, DirectFB and support for GTK+, imaging and camera processing, and a GUI toolkit for user experiences.
"Many of our global customers are looking for an open source solution and need it to be compact, feature rich and production ready so that they can get their products to market quickly and efficiently," said Tim Lewis, director marketing, 3DLABS Semiconductor. "By implementing the public domain Linux 2.6.21 kernel ourselves we are able to offer customers a competitive end-to-end solution that leverages our intimate knowledge of the kernel and DMS-02 processor to help ensure that their requirements and deadlines are met."
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New statute would require companies to report break-ins to consumers.
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Industry Giants Announce a Fix for the Password Mess
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