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Obesity and contraception: controversy?
Authors Goldberg RD, Cardamone SC, Murthy AS
Published Date January 2012 Volume 2012:3 Pages 1—8
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/OAJC.S17405
Received 21 July 2011, Accepted 12 September 2011, Published 10 January 2012
Rebecca D Goldberg, Stefanie C Cardamone, Amitasrigowri S Murthy
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York University School of Medicine, New York, NY, USA
Abstract: Obesity is increasing worldwide and is affecting the reproductive health of women. Contraceptive considerations are difficult in obese women given concerns about efficacy and comorbid conditions. Once surgical treatment of obesity has occurred and weight loss initiated, fertility risks increase and unintended pregnancy can result; often at the time of greatest weight loss. Family planning counseling in the obese patient must account for both preoperative conditions as well as postoperative return to fertility.
Keywords: obesity, contraception, bariatric surgery
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Cet hôtel constitué de 12 bungalows, Jacques Toussaint a voulu le mettre à l'abri du tourisme de masse, privilégiant un accueil familial et convivial, symbole de havre de paix.
This hotel consists of 12 bungalows, Jacques Toussaint wanted to take shelter from mass tourism, favoring a warm and friendly haven of peace symbol.
Welcome to Africa, AKA the motherland! Check out African Internet Radio while you're scoping the panoramas.The earliest fossil of the homo sapiens family (human beings) was found in Ethiopia, dating back more than 200,000 years. Compared to this length of time, even the "ancient Sumerians" from 6000 B.C. are drooling toddlers.Let's mention a few African heroes you may have heard of, for inspiration in the face of the continued economic inequality and violence which plague Africa today: Nelson Mandela, first democratically elected President of South Africa, who fought against apartheid and served 27 years in prison while advocating freedom and peace. Haile Salassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, who resisted Mussolini and the fascist Italian invasion of WWII, and who is worshipped as an incarnation of God by the Rastafari movement. Kwame Nkrumah, first Prime Minister of Ghana, advocate of uniting Africa in Pan-Africanism. Fela Kuti, inventor of Afrobeat music, who declared his home to be an independent state, ran for president of Nigeria, and to whose funeral ONE MILLION PEOPLE came to pay their respects.In June 2001 the African Union was formed, consisting of 53 African States organized, like in the EU, around common economic and political development.Text by Steve Smith.


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Google Chromebook lacks luster -- and purpose
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The very pinnacle of Google's vision of a Web-based world, however, must surely be Chrome OS, a new operating system built entirely around the Chrome browser. Laptops running Chrome OS, called Chromebooks, are designed from the ground up to be Web-connected in every way. Following a pilot program last year, the first Chromebooks are now shipping to consumers, so I decided to take one of the two new models -- the Samsung Chromebook Series 5 3G -- and see how well Google's device stacks up to traditional notebooks and traditional computing units.
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'Brigadoon' premieres at Laconia High School tonight
LACONIA — Laconia High School Theatre Arts is proud to present Lerner and Loewe's "Brigadoon" Thursday through Saturday, April 3-5 at 7 p.m.
Alan Lerner's charming tale of the Scottish Highlands, blended with the beautiful melodies of Fredrick Loewe make for a magical evening of music and romance. American hunters Tommy Albright and Jeff Douglas are lost in the Scottish hills. Tommy is a frustrated dreamer, feeling trapped by society and his impending marriage to Jane, his fiancée back in New York. Jeff is content to float along in life, aided in his contentment by his always handy flask.
As dawn arrives, they wander into a village that they can't find on the map. In the village, Brigadoon, they run into a strange mix of characters: the vivacious Meg Brockie, the cheerful Charlie Dalrymple, the brooding Harry Beaton, and the charming Fiona McLaren. Smitten with Fiona, Tommy finds his bitterness melting away amongst the heather-
covered hills. But there is something very strange about Brigadoon, and suddenly, the lives of everyone in the village are in danger.
The actors featured in the show include junior Michael O'Brien as Tommy and senior John Hammond as Jeff. Senior Brittney Pond plays Fiona, with junior Emily Paronto as Meg Brockie. Junior Micheal Tarling plays Harry Beaton, and junior Mitchell Bailey is featured as Charlie Dalrymple. This show features several important dance numbers, which feature sophomore Jessica McDermott and senior Jasmyn Murgatroy.
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LACONIA — Lakes Region Community College (LRCC) Advanced Manufacturing (AM) student, Jeffrey Bilodeau of Meredith wasn't sure what he would get out of attending LRCC's WorkReadyNH program.
He was referred by NH Works, the State's employment agency. "Give it a try," said NH Works Laconia Office Manager, Carol Cantin and Bilodeau did. He has now completed the 3-week training and the rest is history.
"Jeff's experience with WorkReady at LRCC lead to a boost in self-confidence, a sense of accomplishment, and a source of inspiration to go back to school," says LRCC WorkReadyNH Program Director Manuela Bittner-Shuey. "The WorkReadyNH program gave Jeffrey the nudge needed to move into a career pathway that he had been thinking about for quite some time. With only twoweeks to the beginning of the Spring Semester, Bilodeau registered and arranged for funding for the LRCC AM certificate program; again, the rest is history."
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FRANKLIN — Lakes Region Habitat for Humanity would like to congratulate the Soboslai/Emerson family, proud new owners of their first home on Dearborn Street in Franklin. This marks LR Habitat's 32nd home in the Lakes Region and their first handicap accessible home. Krysten Adel, president of Lakes Region Habitat for Humanity, along with the entire Board of Directors, are incredibly proud to welcome them as our newest partner family.
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These include Carl Johnson (surveying), Belknap Landscaping (excavation), Coleman Concrete, Mountain Top Builders (labor), Penco (plumbing), RJD Electric (electric), and Pella (windows). Other vendors making significant contributions include Boulia-Gorrell Lumber Co, Ron Anderson of Lowes in Gilford, Rowell Sewer & Drain (porta-potty), Casella Waste Systems (dumpster), and Belletetes Lumber.
In addition, the mission of Habitat for Humanity, providing decent, affordable housing, could not be achieved without the help of the many volunteers who make this work possible. Habitat had significant assistance on this project from the Sanbornton Congregational Church as well as St. James Episcopal Church, where the Soboslai/Emerson family worships.
Rob, Kelly and RJ Soboslai, with Barbara Emerson, have also contributed much to the building of their new home. Logging over 500 sweat equity hours, they have been instrumental in making their dreams of home ownership a reality. We are very excited for them and look forward to the formal dedication of their new home some time after Easter.
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Circle Trot runners could earn $400 for their school
PLYMOUTH — Students, teachers and parents are invited to participate in the 4th annual Circle Trot scheduled for Sunday, April 13th from 9:30 a.m. to noon. The run/walk sponsored by the Circle Program, in collaboration with Plymouth State University's Center for Active Living and Healthy Communities, will feature 10K, 5K, and 2K distance options.
All proceeds will go to benefit the Circle Program which is a summer camp and year-round mentoring program providing qualified New Hampshire girls and young women with the skills, courage and confidence they need to handle challenges in their lives.
Area schools can participate to win prizes that will benefit the school community. The total number of registrations from each school will help determine its standing. Participating schools will be competing for a 1st place prize of $400 towards sports and wellness equipment of their choice. The winning team will be determined by the highest percentage of participants to total school population. Students, parents, teachers, friends and siblings can all count for a vote as long as they are registered for the Circle Trot.
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During An Gorta Mor (The Great Hunger), a clause in the Irish Poor Law stipulated that anyone who owned more than a half-acre of land was not eligible for any aid or relief, forcing the starving famine victims to forage for edible plants, the most vital of which was the humble nettle. At the Irish Hunger Memorial in Manhattan's Battery Park two miles of undulating walls that support the Memorial are lined with illuminated text of famine statistics and quotes, and patches of nettles can be found among the plantings of native Irish flora that surround a derelict stone cottage on the small hillock that recreates a plot of 19th century Irish farmland.
Our ancestors may have lacked the wheel, thermal underwear and television, but they were no pikers when it came to food. They ate just about anything. And therein lies the answer. Times were tough, and food was scarce. If it didn't kill you, it went into the pot. And thankfully so, because nettles are one of the food world's great tastes. Sláinte!
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We, a group of 4 travellers will be going to the Emirates for 10 days during Easter and will be stopping in Bahrain for one and a half day. Would like to get more information such as :
Is it safe to drive in Bahrain? Is an international driving permit strictly required? As we are planning to visit places like archaelogical sites and temples, is it more convenient to hire a car?
We would like to stay in budget hotels, provided they are clean. What's the cost like? What about youth hostels, are they OK and can we just walk in.
Is one and a half days enough to see most of Bahrain. Any recommendations?
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I have just caught your posting while surfing the stuff about Africa.
I lived in Bahrain for a few years just before the gulf war and I am still in contact with some people there.
It is a lovely little place , little being the operative word, as it is only about 120 Square miles and most of the south of the island is a no go area taken up by an American air base.
It is full of ancient burial grounds and archaeological sites and has an excellent museum,very modern and high tech which gives a good history of the Dilmun civilisation. There is a good tourist office in the centre just by the Souk or market
Driving is no problem and completely safe. However taxis around the main town Manama are reliable and not too expensive but agree the price when you get in the Cab to avoid misunderstandings.
The main town is mainly modern and air conditioned. It will be hot in April but not unbearably so. The people are very friendly and helpful and there are a great number of ex pats from all around the world You can drink alcohol in most of the hotels which have excellent food and entertainment (mainly Filipino copy bands)
I had an international driving licence when I was there but I am not sure of the rules now. There are very strict rules about traffic accidents and these must be reported to police however minor. The only warning that I could give you is that on Friday (the Islamic holy day) there is a great influx of Saudi 'tourists' who frequent the Hotels and while in the main very friendly 'they cant hold their drink too well', as we say in Scotland, so just be slightly wary of driving on a Friday night.
Of course it is 10 years since I lived there but it is quite sleepy place and I don't imagine it has changed too much. Feel free to e mail me if you want any more info and I would be interested in your experience.
Me, I am off to Capetown for three weeks in April and I am looking forward to that!
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It is safe to drive in Bahrain but you will need an international driving permit or Bahraini driver's permit.
If you aren't used to traffic circles it can be a bit intimidating at first.
The sites and temples are a bit spread out so you'll need to get a car. I don't believe there are any "tourist guides" either. Check with the Bahrain Museum.
There aren't really any hostels in Bahrain. I recommend you don't look for "budget hotels". The health and cleanliness standards vary a great deal. There are recognized hotel chains such as Holiday Inn, Ramada Inn, Diplomat. There are other non chain hotels available, some are less "western" in focus than others and might appear to be a bit restrictive as far as alchol, single men and/or women, dress, pool availability, etc. Most hotels will have rooms available but I recommend trying to call ahead.
Whether or not one and a half days is sufficient to see Bahrain is hard to answer, it depends upon what you want to see...there is a very good museum, and collection of Koranic art at the Bait el Koran, the digs, a few "resort" type activities, the shopping souqs, modern shopping centers, resturants, some night life, resturants or roadside food stands,fishing dhows (boats). It
can be very modern or very old fashioned.
I'd stay longer but that's me.
I hope you enjoy it.
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Although Bahrain is a small Island you will need atleast 3 days to have a look around. A trip across the causeway to the Saudi border is excallent. The people in Bahrain are the most friendly in the Gulf area and it is very safe getting around even after dark. Hope this is helpful. Have a nice trip.
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PHOTOJOURNALIST (KXAN) Austin, TX KXAN News is now accepting resumes for a FT news photojournalist with proven multi-platform skills. Austin, now DMA 39, is a highly-desired market that's rapidly growing. Be part of a newsroom that values your story ideas, and encourages creative and compelling storytelling. KXAN News focuses on in-depth, investigative coverage. NPPA style shooting and editing preferred. Minimum two years' news experience required. Avid experience a plus. A valid driver's license and an acceptable driving record are required. Qualified candidates should apply at http://kxan.com/work-for-us/. Please include a link to work in your online application. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Protected Veterans/Disabled
[24180 From: Rachel Steading]
PHOTOGRAPHER / MMJ (KMSP) Minneapolis, MN KMSP-TV, the Fox O&O in Minneapolis, MN has an immediate full-time opening for a Photographer / Multi Media Journalist. Candidate should possess the skills needed to produce and shoot compelling content for multiple platforms including mobile, digital and broadcast. Qualified candidate must be a creative storyteller and a motivated team player with a minimum of five years' experience in all related fields, including Photography, ENG truck operations and non-liner editing. The ideal candidate must be able to work independently in a high-pressure, fast-paced environment. They must be able to work well with a reporter, or independently. Requirements include: * Bachelor's degree in journalism or equivalent experience * Minimum of 5 years broadcast photojournalism experience. * 3-5 years of experience editing, Avid is preferred. * IP streaming experience with Dejero or TVU is preferred. * Must have valid driver license and clean driving record KMSP/WFTC TV Attn: Human Resources 11358 Viking Drive Eden Prairie, MN 55344-7258 Fax: 952-944-8296 Email: email@example.com
[24179 From: Spencer Driskill]
NEWS PHOTOGRAPHER / EDITOR (RTTV) Washington, DC RTTV is looking for a highly skilled and motivated News Photographer/Editor to join our team in Washington, DC. If you know how to shoot and edit, think fast on your feet in the field, and love to travel, then we want to hear from you. Join the international news market and tell new stories. Candidate must have: Three years of experience working in a news environment, thorough working knowledge of electronic newsgathering equipment, ability to shoot, edit, and light like a pro. Valid driver's license required. Qualified applicants with 3 years of news experience should send their resume and a link to reel to firstname.lastname@example.com
[24178 From: Roman Tokman]
TV NEWS PHOTOGRAPHER (CBC) Washington, DC The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is looking for a multi-skilled ENG camera operator/editor with strong journalistic skills to be hired on a freelance basis. Duties will include: Shooting daily news and current affairs video for all CBC programs and platforms Operate Sony PMW-500/350/200 XDCAM cameras Setting up live shots in studio and in the field using both fiber drops and Dejero technology Editing both daily news and features in AVID Media Composer/NewsCutter - often on tight deadlines Managing and ingesting server-based media from multiple sources Pitching stories, finding creative ways to present material The successful candidate will have: Experience in Live audio/video production and the ability to troubleshoot Experience with social media and producing content for digital platforms. Ability to gather and produce content efficiently to meet strict deadlines Solid overall technical grasp of production tools and field applications including Dejero, FTP, Skype, iPhone, Polopoly, etc... Strong interpersonal skills, creative problem solving and initiative A willingness to travel--possibly to high risk regions A willingness to work long hours including evenings and weekends Please send CV, including links to your work to CBC Washington firstname.lastname@example.com
[24177 From: Patrick Ferguson]
NEWS PHOTOJOURNALIST (WTVR) Richmond, VA WTVR-CBS 6 is looking for a talented News Photojournalist to join our NPPA and Emmy award winning team. This is your chance to join the only television station in the country to win three national Edward R. Murrow awards in 2014. We're looking for someone who is a skilled shooter, editor and storyteller. Daily responsibilities include working collaboratively with reporters to develop memorable news stories. You should have a strong working knowledge of Final Cut Pro and experience with Adobe Premier is a plus. Responsibilities will include operating ENG/SNG live trucks, Sony EX3 HD cameras and mobile transmitting devices. Candidates should possess strong news judgment, excellent technical skills and the ability to work well under deadline. A valid driver's license and a good driving record is a must, along with at least two years of news photography/editing experience. Resume, references and links to your work should be sent to WTVR Chief Photojournalist Brad Wilson at email@example.com. EOE. Please apply on line at www.tribunemedia.com.
[24176 From: Betty Muoio]
DP APPRENTICESHIP (Go To Team) Washington, DC Are you a passionate storyteller who's ready to take your shooting to the next level? Go To Team is offering a unique opportunity to Local and Production Cameramen and Chief Photographers as our next cameraman. This position is designed for video/digital format shooters (not still photographer... no offense) that want to gain the experience needed to shoot, run audio, and light at the highest level. We have successfully run this apprenticeship for Fourteen years and all of our former apprentices are now full-time Directors of Photography or on their way to becoming one for Go To Team. This position is initially based in Washington DC, and you will work regularly with our Go To Team Director of Photography, Ryan Ricker, for clients like Team Works, Fox Sports, NFL Network, WWE & NBC. You will be working as a camera assist, running audio, and lighting while learning every aspect of high-end video production. This position has a heavy travel schedule taking the crew outside of DC regularly. At the end of the Apprenticeship phase (8-12 months) we'll move you into a full-time Cameraman position, in your own city outside of DC, and build you to become a Director of Photography for us. If you want to live full time in DC, this position is not for you. We often work odd hours on short notice where some weeks are busier than others. Lots of driving and heavy travel are guaranteed. Our crews drive hundreds of miles before and after shooting on a regular basis. If you do not like to drive, this position isn't for you. Experience in PA, Audio and Grip work are a plus. However, a solid reel and hard working attitude are key. Requirements: Valid Drivers License, Passport, Dependable Vehicle, but most of all a strong desire to be the best. Yearly Salary: $30,000 Term: 3 Year Contract Director of Photography Apprenticeship: Charleston Director of Photography Apprenticeship: Charleston This is designed for talented storytellers that are cameramen who want to shoot at their best. Federal Apprenticeship guidelines require at least a college degree or 2 years of work related experience. There is only one way to apply. Tell us a story with material that you've shot. While student films are interesting they're not what we do on a daily basis. 98% of what we shoot is "make you care" pieces for Major sports, news and entertainment companies. We need to see interviews and B-Roll. Color and time lapses are a plus, but put together one cohesive demo reel that tells us about you (stylistically) from behind the lens. This needs to be a unique reel to Go To Team meeting the requirements above. One hint...watch the reels on our website. Mail 1 DVD or Thumb Drive Reel and Resume to our box listed below. Applicants without reel will not be accepted. Please include an email address. Reels and Resumes will be accepted on or before April 15th. Reels received after the April 15th deadline will not be accepted or reviewed. Mail Reel and Resume to: Ryan Ricker, 5501 Merchants View Square, Box 741, Haymarket VA 20169 For updates on the hiring process, please follow our facebook page (http://facebook.com/gototeam)
[24175 From: Courtney Crosby]
PRODUCER/PHOTOGRAPHER (Univ. of Tennessee-Knoxville) Knoxville, TN Plans, oversees, and executes high quality video productions to promote UT branding and image and to fulfill client's video needs. Must have extensive abilities in every aspect of video production, generally fulfilled by multiple employees. Must be able to work alone or with others to research, write, produce, shoot, edit, and distribute professional quality projects from idea creation to video distribution. Must have a firm grasp of visual storytelling and production planning. May lead and direct the work of others. Complete creative control is expected in many projects, while in others, coordination with a client is expected. Minimum Requirements: Bachelor's degree in video production or related field. Experience: At least four years video production experience. Videography experience in news or promotions/creative department in a local TV environment is preferred. Experience with the following edit systems and creative software is preferred: Avid Media Composer (or similar) Adobe Creative Suite Job Skills: The producer's skills should include writing and conceptualizing a high quality video product through videography, lighting, audio production, audio/video editing with Avid Media Composer and/or Final Cut Pro, writing, project management, graphics and animation work with Adobe Creative Suite, directing, and a demonstrated ability to manage major productions from beginning to end. Still photography and studio TV production skills desirable. To be considered, please submit a cover letter, resume and three references along with your online applications to: https://ut.taleo.net/careersection/jobdetail.ftl?job=150000003X&lang=en&sns_id=mailto Apply Here: http://www.Click2Apply.net/wz2z3qq
[24174 From: Odessa June Villanueva]
NEWS PHOTOJOURNALIST (WAVY) Portsmouth, VA WAVY TV, the 2009 - 2013 NPPA Medium Market Station of the Year is looking for a talented photojournalist to join our award winning news staff. NPPA style of shooting and editing preferred. We pay for NPPA memberships and enter stories in the quarterly clip contest on a regular basis. Candidates must have a good attitude, experience in live truck operations, and a good eye for shooting news. We are in the Norfolk/VA Beach, VA market (#43), our coverage extends from Williamsburg/Eastern Shore of Virginia to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. 1-2 years news experience preferred and a good driving record required. If you want to move to the beach and join a great news team, please send a link to your demo reel and resume to Jeff Myers at firstname.lastname@example.com
[24173 From: Jeff Myers]
VIDEOGRAPHER (WRNN) Rye Brook, NY The videographer is responsible for capturing images and recording on video tape in addition to editing footage. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: * Videotapes news and special programming for production using video camera equipment; makes technical decisions regarding appropriate lighting, shooting angle and placement and type of microphone; receives explicit instruction from the producer regarding assignment * Edits and assembles final visual/audio program material; ensures consistency and relevancy to production; monitors technical quality of end product * Assists producer/director regarding preconceived ideas and physical realities of production setting * Test all equipment to determine technical quality of recording, audio and lighting apparatus prior to operation the field * Oversees the security, operation and maintenance of equipment utilized in shooting and editing * Digitally edit video * Driving to locations, setting up and operating equipment CRITICAL COMPETENCIES FOR SUCCESS: * Knowledge of TV broadcasting rules and regulation * Knowledge of field production techniques and standards * Skill in visualizing and shooting concepts effectively * Excellent work ethic * Excellent creative ability and thorough understanding of computer and server technology with good computer skills * Work well under pressure * Self-motivated and driven * Organized, with strong multi-tasking abilities * Team player with friendly disposition who takes directions well. * Must have own vehicle * Must have clean driving record * Must live in the LI/NJ/Tri State area EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: BA in TV/Radio/Film, Fine Arts or related and a least one year experience operating video cameras and editing equipment. www.rnntv.com
[24172 From: Hector Reyes]
NEWS PHOTOJOURNALIST / EDITOR (WRIC) Richmond, VA WRIC 8 News is looking for a News Photojournalist/Editor who is organized, enthusiastic and passionate about great storytelling. The ideal candidate must display creativity, attention to detail, and understand the value of capturing compelling video and sound. Must be able to edit pictures to words and tell a story. No wallpaper video. Must be able to make quick decisions under pressure and meet deadlines. Communicate effectively with the public and co-workers. The successful candidate must be able to master Edius editing system and shooting on Panasonic P2. Be willing to work overtime and work flexible shifts. A minimum of 3 years experience is required. EOE M/F/D/V Drug/Background Screen. Qualified applicants can apply online at www.mediageneral.com
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If you read only ONE book this year, make it this one! Simply put, The Omnivore's Dilemma is a total eye-opener! Of course I knew that most of the food on the market was laced with pesticides, but had no idea to what extent we are being duped.
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TALLAHASSEE — Florida State has kicked senior cornerback and punt return specialist Greg Reid off the football team.
Coach Jimbo Fisher announced Reid's dismissal Wednesday for what he described as a violation of team rules.
The dismissal comes three weeks after Reid's latest encounter with authorities. Reid was charged with marijuana possession after being stopped by a Georgia state trooper near his home in Valdosta.
Reid was arrested last year on charges of resisting arrest and perjury. Prosecutors eventually dropped the charges.
The 21-year-old Reid led the nation in punt returns his freshman season and had two interceptions and 32 tackles last season.
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BEIJING (AFP) - At least seven Chinese ships were to head for the southern Indian Ocean on Friday, where possible debris from a missing Malaysia Airlines plane has been sighted, state media reported.
The official Xinhua news agency said that rescue ships Haixun 01 and 31 and Nanhaijiu 101 and 115 were to depart for the search area.
Three other navy ships were already on their way, it added.
Xinhua also said the Antarctic research icebreaker Xuelong, or Snow Dragon, would head for the area "as soon as possible".
The Xuelong was anchored in the western Australian port of Fremantle. In January, it took part in the rescue of personnel from a Russian ship stranded in Antarctica.
Australia said on Thursday that satellites had captured images of objects in the southern Indian Ocean, with the largest estimated at 24m across.
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From stylishly sublime to seriously simple ... two very different styles of Nelson creativity were on display last week as the Blokes in Sheds tour followed NZ House & Garden magazine's first Nelson homes tour.
Nearly 800 people from around the country bought tickets to the House & Garden event, but it was an orderly crowd who moved through the house in Atawhai's Springlea Heights.
Mostly made up of older women, the visitors held their shoes in black plastic bags so as not to mark the wooden floors. After quietly taking in the lounge and entryway, they ventured forth down hallways and into bedrooms to point out the mosaic tiling, inspect the artwork and admire the impressive view of Nelson Haven across the infinity pool.
Owner Carleen Reich-Simko says she had no hesitation about opening her home to strangers. "I throw huge parties all the time. This house is a party house, on purpose."
She and husband Steve Simko built the adobe-style house in 2008, adding many of the colourful details themselves. Designed to make the most of natural heat and light from the Nelson sun, the residence also has a terraced orchard and a large kitchen garden.
NZ House & Garden editor Sally Duggan says many homeowners were apprehensive before the tours began, but rules developed by the magazine set them at ease.
No children, pets or shoes are allowed inside, and up to 15 volunteers keep watch over the property during the tour.
"The number of volunteers depends on the size of the house and how many treasures there are," says Ms Duggan.
The volunteers are sourced through the Cancer Society and Look Good Feel Better. Local branches receive all the funds raised by the tour, which totalled about $50,000.
Ms Duggan says that over the course of editing the magazine, she had become aware that Nelson had "more than its fair share of lovely houses".
The magazine tries to hold its tours in places New Zealanders like to visit, describing Nelson as a "destination of choice" for many Kiwis. The previous tour was held in Queenstown last year.
Ms Duggan says that while New Zealanders are diverse, she has noticed three particular points about houses in the Nelson area.
"First, Nelson homeowners are a bit more experimental."
Their homes are often more "arty", more eco-friendly and quirkier than residences in other parts of the country.
Second, people who build in Nelson are typically very conscious of the landscape around their homes, Ms Duggan says. She notes the number of houses perched on hills, nestled near estuaries and positioned to make the most of fabulous views, such as that from the Simkos' property.
"Finally, Nelson people seem to be really, really good at celebrating and supporting local artists."
In houses nearer big cities like Auckland and Wellington, local art often takes a secondary role behind international pieces, she says.
She praises the readiness of Nelson decorators to promote local artists like Jane Evans and Christine Boswijk, whose Richmond house was among the 11 featured on the tour.
The word "experimental" certainly covers most of the destinations included in the Life Education Trust's Blokes in Sheds tour. Instead of showing well-manicured homes, the Nelson region's most interesting garden sheds were opened up for inspection.
Organiser Margaret Palmer says the trust wanted to offer something that would appeal to men as well as women. It was inspired by a similar project run by a trust branch in Northland.
"Everything is always for the women. It's always gardens and kitchens and whatnot," Ms Palmer says. "This was for the blokes, and women can come too."
The trust sold about 60 $15 tickets, raising $922. It received very enthusiastic feedback from visitors, who were overwhelmingly curious about other people's sheds, Ms Palmer says.
"A lot of people said, 'There's too much to see. Maybe we should run it over two days'."
The trust did not have enough manpower to provide helpers for two days, she says, but if volunteers step up to take ticket money and serve as an extra pair of eyes, the trust might consider it for next year's tour.
Many of the shed owners keep their collections as spotless as a showhome, she says.
Richmond man Roy Packer's collection of local memorabilia was meticulously arranged and organised by type.
"Somebody commented that it must have taken him ages to get it looking like that, but I don't think he did that for the show. I think it's like that all the time."
Baden and Marion Biggs are master and mistress of one of the tour's most labyrinthine sheds.
The retired farming couple moved from Stoke to their Brightwater home in 1996, seeking more space.
They now have a large garage-style shed split into two different areas.
Mrs Biggs' half is filled with equipment of the kind that would be in a traditional Kiwi farmhouse.
Arranged carefully on shelves, hooks and tables, she has more than 30 sewing machines, about 40 hand and electric irons, silver teaspoons, typewriters, bottles, bottle openers, wooden chairs, children's tea sets and other knick-knacks.
Both collections are immaculately arranged so that each item fits cleanly into the space around it.
Mrs Biggs' room looks a little like a museum crossed with a Magic Eye picture, while Mr Biggs' shed is closer to Pigeon Valley's Nelson Transport Museum in appearance.
Mrs Biggs explains that the project began when the couple found an old horse-drawn plough to decorate their garden in Stoke. One plough led to another, and soon there was a vintage tractor to pull them as well.
When the first tractor needed parts to fix it, the couple found a second tractor and, before they knew it, there were 11 tractors lined up in the shed.
After Mr Biggs began displaying his collection of tractors and ploughs at field days around Nelson, Mrs Biggs started to accumulate antique homeware to sell at the same events.
The couple decided their collections were finished in 2003, when there was no more room in the shed.
Asked whether she has ever been tempted to bring the homewares into the house, Mrs Biggs gives a firm "No".
"There would be no room in the house. I don't want any clutter."
She says she hadn't given the question of why she collected her bits and pieces much thought, but many were the same kind of equipment her mother used to use.
"Of course, when mum had that stuff, I wasn't interested," she laughs. "I just like looking at them."
Mr Biggs says many of the early appliances his wife owned came out before the metal irons and other non-electric items his own family used.
Their Tapawera farm did not get electric power until 1952.
"A lot of that stuff was around, but we didn't know about it."
All but one of his tractors were made by United States company Allis-Chalmers, but the pride and joy of Mr Biggs' collection is a shiny, red David Brown model from 1950.
His father was a "real old horse man", who waited until his son was 15 or 16 before he invested in a tractor.
As an adult, Mr Biggs spent years tracing his tractor through the district, before finally finding it lying wrecked in a paddock in Hope during the mid-1990s. Now lovingly restored, it sits just behind the shed door so it can be taken out and driven on sunny days.
The repairman in Mr Biggs gets a kick out of getting his wife's sewing machines and typewriters going again, while Mrs Biggs enjoys helping her husband keep his machines painted and well maintained.
The ownership of one tractor was apparently transferred to Mrs Biggs after she refused to let him dismantle it for scrap.
"It wouldn't be much fun for him if I wasn't interested, and vice versa," she says.
Mr and Mrs Biggs enjoy showing visitors around their miniature showrooms, explaining the stories behind the items and how they fixed them.
Mrs Biggs hopes her collection will be respected once she passes away, and not sold off separately.
"I just like to think it'll have a good home," she says.
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I have Brother DCP-J315W Printer but when I pr.int off some spreadsheets there are no lines.I am using office 2003 running on windows 7.I am unable to find any option to select lines can someone advise.
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go to >file >page set up >sheet, in the print section tick the gridlines box, should do it.
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Hi mark2 thanks for advice fine now had this pronblem bfore but forgot the the answer.Maybe you couldadvise me on another exel problem when I DO A SPREASHEET one of the colums is money there is a way but again have forgotten how to change it to cuuency sorry curency cant spell today must be the new keyboard.
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Right click on the column header and select "format cells". Select 'currency' from the tabbed menu that appears. Your currency type will appear by default.
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A deposition by Topps has been released in the company's opposition of Panini's "Limited" trademark application. Attorney Paul Lesko has the highlights and what it all might mean.
As much as our collections are about the actual cards and memorabilia, this is really a hobby based in trust. What happens when that trust is broken and how can it be fixed?
2014 Topps NFLPA Rookie Premiere Football celebrates two decades of photo shoots, autographs and memorabilia. Single-pack boxes have an autograph, 19 base cards and five parallels.
Cryptozoic had a trademark for their Hex card game approved. They also received an opposition from the creators of Hexbugs. Attorney Paul Lesko has the legal details and what it could lead to.
The trial is going forward. Attorney Paul Lesko looks at the release of the trial schedule in the lawsuit between Beckett and The Card Collector and what it means for the case.
It appears as though the case between Upper Deck and Executive Trading Cards is coming to a close. Paul Lesko has the details and legal analysis.
Upper Deck and Friends of Jaclyn are partnering to create a Colorado State football card of Jack Miller, a nine-year-old who has been battling brain tumors for six years.
Just as Paul Lesko predicted, Panini might face some challenges over its Masks trademark application. He has details on Upper Deck requesting some extra time to explore the possibility.
Details on a lawsuit where the makers of Pokemon are suing Pokellector,an app maker and website, for trademark infringement. Paul Lesko looks at the case and how it could apply to sports cards.
The hobby has its share of questionable trademarks. Paul Lesko makes light of the situation with a parody poking fun at the situation.
The NBA, MLB, NHL and CLC are teaming up again to try and shut down another batch of websites for allegedly selling counterfeit goods.
Collectors Universe, the parent company of PSA, appears to have won a lawsuit against coin software developers MWP and Matthew Perry.
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