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Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) March 27, 2013
Sionic Mobile today announced the release of its free ION Rewards app for consumers wanting to get paid for paying with their phones at favorite places like Barnes & Noble, Adidas, Lands End, The Limited and many other national retailers and restaurants.
Advancing the simple, digital gift card & rewards experience made famous by Starbucks, ION Rewards presents mobile gift cards for exact checkout amounts and pays its users at least 1% of the purchase total in IONs instantly. Unlike Starbucks´ proprietary rewards, however, IONs are a "life currency" and may be earned and spent like cash at any merchant throughout the ION retail network. Plus, with ION Rewards, there is no need to preload and reload digital gift cards, as customers pay only the checkout amount in real time.
ION Rewards app users also earn IONs by purchasing merchant-advertised items, connecting with friends and signing up their favorite places. IONs add up fast and 1,000 IONs equals US $1.00.
"We´ve built on the success of Starbucks´ mobile payment and rewards experience," said Bob Burroughs, VP Product Marketing of Sionic Mobile, "by making it even easier for consumers to pay with their phones and earn IONs for shopping and dining at several thousand of their other favorite brands´ locations."
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ION is a fully digital mCommerce platform connecting merchants with nearby consumers via mobile ads, payments and rewards. ION Rewards pays consumers to pay with their phones and rewards them for buying merchant-advertised items, connecting with friends and referring their favorite places. ION Loyalty® increases high-margin sales for neighborhood food & beverage, retail and service providers. The apps connect securely in the cloud for immediate and effortless checkouts. Both apps are free and support iOS and most Android devices.
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Book your room at DoubleTree by Hilton Wuxi
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Luxury hotel with 3 restaurants and indoor pool
Situated near the airport, this luxury hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Three Kingdoms City, Xihui Park, and Tai Hu. Lingshan Grand Buddha is 22.6 mi (36.3 km) away.
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Along with 3 restaurants, this hotel has an indoor pool and 2 bars/lounges. Self parking is free. Additionally, a health club, 2 coffee shops/cafés, and a snack bar/deli are onsite.
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In addition to an indoor pool, DoubleTree by Hilton Wuxi provides a health club and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at one of the 2 coffee shops/cafés. The property also has a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges.
A business center is on site at this 4.5-star property. Event facilities measuring 26910 square feet (2500 square meters) include conference space. This luxury hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, an arcade/game room, and multilingual staff. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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M Bar - Onsite tapas bar.
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No comspiracy here. Sudden cardiac death among young healthy people in Thailand is not unusual, and in most cases is a manifestation of Brugada syndrome. Each year, Singapore reports 40-50 cases among Thai workers. The condition is also known as "Pokkuri Death Syndrome" (PDS) in Japan, "Lai Tai" in Thailand, "Bangungut" in the Philippines, "Dream Disease" in Hawaii, and "Sudden Unexpected Nocturnal Death Syndrome" among South Asian immigrants in the USA. Suggest genetic testing and routing EKG for Asian workers.
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PROSPERITY — The game went into overtime but after 16 years of waiting, the Mid-Carolina High School Rebels boys basketball netted a playoff road win, defeating Carolina 66-62.
Head Coach Emmanuel Dewalt was proud of how his team battled and took the game into overtime.
"We knew going in they were athletic and we had to keep them off of the boards," Dewalt said.
Early on, the close range shots did not go down for the Rebels and they trailed 15-8. They trimmed the lead to 31-29 at the half but the Rebels still trailed by seven heading into the final frame.
Clutch free throw shooting by Danton Hyman and a key steal in the waning seconds of regulation gave the Rebels a chance to win their second overtime contest in as many games.
They trailed 29-31 at the half and throughout the third quarter the game was back and forth. The Rebels trailed by seven heading into the final frame.
"Compared to the Saluda game (when they trailed by 14 heading into the final quarter) this was nothing," he said. "We just regrouped, played solid on defense and put ourselves in a position to make it happen."
The lead was cut to four with 2:30 remaining. Carolina ran about a minute off the clock but missed a shot. MCHS got the rebound and scored to cut it to two.
From there, Danton Hyman took over with a steal at half court. He passed it ahead and MCHS got the game tying basket.
Carolina held for a last shot, so Dewalt called time out.
"If they play for the last shot," he said, "defend it. Make it tough for them."
Zy Hiller deflected a pass and the clock expired, so the teams headed to overtime, tied at 57-57.
A 9-5 run gave the Rebels the cushion they needed to win on the road.
Zy Hiller skied for a key offensive rebound after Dominque Wheeler was fouled and uncharacteristically missed both free throws. Hiller kicked the ball out to run clock and then Hyman was fouled. He hit the free throws to put MCHS up by three.
He made one of two free throws with 4.4 seconds remaining to put the game away.
Dewalt said the Rebels limited Carolina star Devontae Foster to 23 points and kept him off the glass. A few nights earlier Foster torched a team for 35.
"This was similar to Saluda (where we won in overtime to clinch third in the region) but this team never quit and never gave in. We really played unselfishly down the stretch ans assists are setting up most of our baskets," he said. "This selfless attitude is paying dividends."
It takes time to build a culture and change a program, as Dewalt found out when he took over the head job at Mid-Carolina High School. But three years into his tenure, the Rebels team has elevated to where the program last was in 1998.
With two overtime wins to its credit, the Rebels were confident headed into a second round game against a familiar foe in Newberry.
"This is a tremendous game for our district and our county," he said. "It's great for our region too because it increases the likelihood someone from the region will play for the upper state and state championship."
Though the Rebels withstood an early 9-2 run and climbed back into the game, eventually the Bulldogs' depth was too much to overcome.
"Going into the Newberry game, we knew they were deep. They have been that way the past few years and really can get out and run. I tried to get our guys to slow them down inside and hoped we would be in it when the fourth quarter rolled around," he said.
Notorious Booker and his teammates had a few other ideas, though. Still, in the fourth quarter, Dewalt huddled his players together and told them to go out and play hard to represent their school. He called on them to respect the seniors playing their last game and to hold their heads up and respect themselves.
"I was proud of all our guys, but especially halfway through the fourth quarter to see the hustle plays our senior point guard, Dominique Wheeler, was making," Dewalt said.
Dewalt said team leaders began to emerge, particularly in the last few weeks.
"Our pregame talks are half about life lessons and I had four or five guys come up to me at various times and ask to share something with the team. That's the first time that's happened here," he said.
For Dewalt the season turned with a 3-0 start to region play. Even though the Rebels had their ups and downs on the year the second half contest versus Ninety Six, when MCHS turned a halftime deficit into a more than 15 point win, was when he said his players bought into the system.
"I want to win, make no mistake about that. But coaching is more about molding these players so they become better workers, husbands and fathers some day," he said. "The first part of each season I have a parent meeting. It's not about scholarships but about the students graduating high school, learning to be a man and then it's about basketball."
He and assistant coach Brandon Baskett are working to develop talent and he is excited by the nucleus he has returning next season.
His first year, MCHS won four games and two of them were region games. Year two they won eight games and two region games. This season MCHS finished 9-18 but trended upward in region play, winning six games this year.
Dewalt also credited junior varsity coach Josh Noble with developing players and helping reload at the varsity level. He also thanked Steven Young, a MCHS alum and student at USC, who came back often as a volunteer to help the program this season.
Next year the region gets tougher with Keenan, Eau Claire, Fairfield Central, Columbia, Pelion and Newberry figuring into the mix.
But for now, this season, the Rebels are soaking in what Dewalt hopes will not be a rarity for the program — a playoff win.


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HUNTSVILLE, Texas Residents in Huntsville believe a tornado touched down in their town Wednesday morning, toppling trees, ripping holes in roofs and knocking out power to many.
Sammy Patel said his neighbor s oak tree fell on power lines, then smashed through the roof of his convenience store during the storms.
It s bad right now, you know? For one week, we re not open probably, Patel said.
For several hours, every traffic light on 11th Street was dark, and thousands of residents lost power.
Contractors rushed to put tarps over damaged roofs.
Outside a local Home Depot, aluminum siding could be seen wrapped around a tree.
Witnesses said they saw a funnel cloud drop around 8 a.m. near a Huntsville-area Firestone store.
All we saw was something forming. We ran in, and all we heard was a loud noise and that s what we got right here. The roof everything is all over the place, Jose Verde said.
It s definitely taken its toll on us today, David Wood, whose business was damaged during the storm, said.
The National Weather Service confirmed that a tornado did, in fact, touch down at a tire shop about 90 miles north of Houston, but it was not immediately clear if that was the same funnel cloud Verde saw at Firestone.
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UFC welterweight champion Johny Hendricks is back in light training following bicep surgery sustained in a winning title defense vs. Robbie Lawler.
Injuries can throw off any plans unexpectedly, but realistically, Hendricks' next defense has to be against a top contender:
In all likelihood, Hendricks next fight will be versus the winner of Tyron Woodley vs. Rory MacDonald at UFC 174 on June 14, or the winner of Lawler vs. Matt Brown at UFC on FOX 12 on July 26.
However, like a honey badger, Hendricks don't care.
"Realistically, I don't care," said Hendricks on UFC Tonight as transcribed by MMAFighting. "I'm going to have to fight one of them. I'm going to have to fight Lawler again or fight Brown or Rory MacDonald or Tyron Woodley. Doesn't matter."
"Brown-Lawler. I fought Lawler, never fought Brown. It just depends how he goes into that fight. I don't like to really pick on my weight class. Sort of just like a guessing game so that one's a close one. Tyron Woodely can easily wrestle [MacDonald], could out-strike him or Rory MacDonald could keep him at bay with that jab like he did a couple of other guys. It just depends."
And what about former welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre, who is taking a break from MMA of indefinite, maybe permanent duration?
"I'd love to have a rematch, don't get me wrong, but if he never came back it wouldn't bother me none. I'm trying to make my own legacy and if he's part of it that'd be great. If not, I don't care."
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6/7/14 8:31 PM by TEAR GAS KUSH
Hes injured bro.I love lawler but hes working hard for 2 reasons1. He a bad ass and a GOD among mere men.2. He LOST to johnny and is working his way back plus he older and has learned how to train proper and with ATT hes probably more confident than ever
6/7/14 8:25 PM by TEAR GAS KUSH
That video is awesome. Im no longer homophobic and look forward to having funny gay friends
6/7/14 7:27 PM by BJTT-SGT606
Ok Matts wife. Stay off the ug.
6/7/14 6:23 PM by yellow wrkalogic
Ellenberger is 2-3 his last four fights, huh.I guess I need to pay more attention in math.
6/7/14 6:13 PM by The Pendulum
Did you not read the 'He gives no fucks.' bit?
6/6/14 12:28 AM by tbi0904
If Robbie Lawler had biceps surgery like Hendricks he wouldn't be fighting either.
6/5/14 11:46 PM by ricoricoramos
6/5/14 10:59 PM by The Pendulum
Johny Hendricks is not a honey badger.Robbie Lawler is.Hendricks is gonna sit out how long?Lawlers gonna fight twice before getting a rematch with him. He gives no fucks.
6/5/14 10:49 PM by MasterofMartialArts
What's your fucking source for this nonsense? Or are you just making shit up as you go along?There's no reason for you to be posting this shit without any proof. What gives you the right? Voted the fuck down.
6/5/14 10:17 PM by MasterofMartialArts
I'm not sure what you mean here....But if it's what I think it is, just stop.


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By Achmad Sukarsono JAKARTA (Reuters) - A 44-year-old Indonesian who died four days ago has tested positive for bird flu, a senior Health Ministry official said on Sunday, citing a local test.
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday sending its nuclear file back to the U.N. Security Council undermined the prospect for talks over its atomic dispute with the West.
By Steve Holland and David Clarke ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - World leaders at a big-power summit on Sunday strove to forge a unified position on the Middle East crisis with President Bush uncompromisingly saying Israel had the right to defend itself.
BEIJING (Reuters) - At least 48 people died in rainstorms and floods as Typhoon Bilis scythed across southeast China, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Sunday. It said emergency workers rescued 11 seamen on Saturday from a sinking Russian vessel in stormy seas off the Chinese coast.
By Robert Birsel KABUL (Reuters) - Millions of Afghans are facing hunger after drought destroyed much of the wheat crop, and a resurgent Taliban are likely to take advantage of the misery to bolster their insurgency, Afghan and foreign officials said.
By Alireza Ronaghi TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday sending its nuclear file back to the U.N. Security Council undermined prospects for talks over its atomic dispute with the West.
By Mirwais Afghan KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (Reuters) - A suicide bomber struck outside a government building in Afghanistan on Sunday, killing three civilians and an Afghan soldier, as the U.S.-led coalition pushed on with a big offensive in the volatile south.
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All schools and administrative offices will be closed on Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day. District functions will resume their regular schedule Tuesday, May 26th.
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Four Ann Arbor High Schools won silver medals in the U.S News and World Report's 2015 Best High Schools rankings. It's the second year in a row that Ann Arbor Public Schools have had four schools medal.
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ABCO HVACR Supply + Solutions is pleased to announce the upcoming opening of a new store in Lakewood on the Jersey Shore to complement the service of its current branches in Totowa and Kenilworth.
The new 20,000 square ft. facility, located at 1941 Rutgers University Blvd in Lakewood, New Jersey will be open for business this summer.
The Lakewood location is positioned to better serve HVAC and Refrigeration professionals from Monmouth County to Atlantic County with extensive inventory and delivery capabilities, along with engineering and sales support.
Customers will have easier access to the largest supply in the Northeast of superior HVAC brands from Luxaire and Mitsubishi, plus a full line of Copeland and Emerson products.
The new branch features drive-up loading bays, dedicated will call area and 7 am product availability. A new, expanded self-pick showroom, extended service counter, and a complete ABCO University training facility fill out the amenities.
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SAN ANTONIO --Some passengers aboard the Pandemonium had to be rescued nearly an hour after the ride stopped working this weekend.
KENS 5 has learned it took 46 minutes for the San Antonio Fire Department to pluck two adults from the ride and harness them down to safety last Saturday.
With it being Spring Break, KENS 5 asked what was done to ensure the ride is safe now.
Park officials said the Pandemonium ride is now running normally, following a thorough safety inspection.
The spinning-style coaster has open-air cars that seat up to four passengers and rotates at a moderate speed.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas said the inclement weather last Saturday evening was determined to be a factor and one car did not complete its normal ride cycle causing it to stop mid-point along the track.
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Ravindra Jadeja produced a brilliant all-round display after Dwayne Smith's fine batting show as Chennai Super Kings defended a modest total to beat Rajasthan Royals by seven runs in their IPL match. (Detailed Scorecard)
Put into bat, Chennai scored 140 for six, thanks mainly to opener Smith's 28-ball 50 and Jadeja's crucial 36 not out lower down the order and then shot Rajasthan out for 133 in 19.5 overs at Dubai International Cricket Stadium to post their second consecutive win in the tournament. (Photos: Clinical CSK beat RR by seven runs)
Number 10 batsman, Dhawal Kulkarni, who top-scored for Rajasthan with an unbeaten 28 from 19 balls, threatened to take Rajasthan to an unlikely win by hitting a huge six in the final over to take his side to within nine runs from the last two balls. But, the number 11 batsman Pravin Tambe (2) was run out in the penultimate delivery to end the match. (IPL 7 Points Table)
Jadeja was the main tormentor of Rajasthan batsmen with his left-arm spin bowling with figures of four for 33 in his four overs, including two crucial wickets — that of captain Shane Watson (7) and Sanju Samson (16) — from consecutive balls in the seventh over.
Ishwar Pandey, Ravichandran Ashwin, Ben Hilfenhaus and Mohit Sharma chipped in with a wicket each as Chennai bowlers made life difficult for Rajasthan batsmen with a disciplined effort. (IPL 7 Fixtures)
Chasing 141 for a win, Rajasthan began on a bright note but lost wickets early on to put themselves on the backfoot.
They failed to stitch any substantial partnership with 28 for the ninth wicket being the highest. None of the Rajasthan batsmen could put up any resistance with number 10 Kulkarni being the top scorer and half of their side were back at the pavillion at 63 for five in 10.5 overs.
Some of Rajasthan batsmen, including captain Watson, went for big shots which led to their downfall and inability to save wickets.
From a bright start, Rajasthan were slumped to 57 for four at the halfway mark, needing 85 from the last 10 overs with six wickets in hand.
Any hopes of a Rajasthan victory was as good as over after Steven Smith (19) was out in the 13th over. Rajat Bhatia gave some fight with a belligerent 20-ball 23 which was studded with a four and a six but that turned out to be delaying the inevitable.
Earlier, the highly rated Chennai top order batting suffered a collapse after opener Smith's scintillating display as they could score 140 for six.
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WATERLOO REGION — The night sky in Waterloo Region might not be the same in coming years thanks to a horror story in which bats are the victims.
Across eastern North America, an emerging disease is rapidly wiping out the population of the most common bat species.
White-nose syndrome is a disease caused by a white fungus that grows on the noses and wings of certain types of bats while they hibernate in caves and mines. Scientists say the syndrome causes the bats to stir from their hibernation too often, which leads to their fat stores being used up too quickly and ultimately results in them starving to death. The little brown bat, the most common type of bat in northeastern North America, is the most affected by the syndrome.
"This syndrome came out of nowhere," said Ian Barker, director of the Guelph-based Canadian Cooperative Wildlife Health Centre, which is working with the Ministry of Natural Resources to monitor the situation. "What we're seeing is an epidemic disease that is extremely, extremely high mortality. It is very rare that you see a disease with 90 to 95 per cent mortality, and that's exactly what we're seeing here."
The syndrome was first found in a cave near Albany, N.Y., in the winter of 2006, when a caver noticed that bats had white spots on their noses and wings. The next year, when scientists went into the cave to take a survey of bats, they found dead bats all over the entrance.
Since then it has spread, and was first found in Canada near Bancroft in March 2010. It has now spread as far as Nova Scotia and parts of Quebec and as far south as Oklahoma.
"It's going to spread across the continent, as far as these bats are found," said Barker. "One thing can be sure, and it's that we can't control it. We are fundamentally looking at nature playing itself out now."
To date, millions of bats have died from the syndrome. One site in New York that had the largest little brown bat population in the world saw the population fall from 200,000 to 3,000 in just two years.
"Where white-nose syndrome has been active for two or three years the bat numbers plummet, often 90 to 95 per cent down. We would expect that ultimately to occur in Ontario," said Barker. "There are projections that the little brown bat will become regionally extinct in 20 years.
"That's unheard of, a disease causing that impact."
Scientists aren't sure what causes the syndrome, but Barker said there is a "strong suspicion" that it is closely related to a fungus that is in Europe, but doesn't seem to affect bats there. It is very likely that someone went into a bat cave in Europe and then into a bat cave here with spores from there.
"This disease is unprecedented in terms of the mortality rate and the population impact that it has," said Barker. "Ultimately, I do think it will have significant ecological and economic consequences but it's very difficult to quantify right now."
Bats are a vital part of our ecosystem. A single bat can eat up to 600 insects a night, with a colony eating about a million insects a night. A decrease in the bat population eliminates a natural pesticide for the insect population. In addition to causing human discomfort, more insects also puts certain crops and agricultural goods at risk.
A report in the journal Science quantified that bats contribute $22.9 billion annually in the U.S. through insect control and pollination and that the loss of bats could lead to agricultural losses ranging from $3.7 billion to $53 billion a year.
Bats have a long lifespan and they reproduce slowly, meaning it will be a long time before the population could rebound.
Both the U.S. and Canada are taking steps to determine what to do next. The U.S. Fisheries and Wildlife Service has a response plan and is in the process of examining whether some of these species should be taken into captivity while the wild population crashes. The captive bats would then be reintroduced into the wild.
Lesley Hale is a Ministry of Natural Resource biologist who is helping get a handle on the state of Ontario's bats. Hale is performing studies to determine how many bats are in Ontario, including going to barns and churches to test maternity colonies and using acoustic machines to determine how many bats are in the night sky.
"There are so many questions about this syndrome, and we just don't have any conclusive answers yet," she said. "We are trying to get a monitoring protocol in place so we can see if the population is in decline."
While it is too early for Hale to say whether there has been any marked decline in Ontario's bat population, she said a large number of dead bats were found in the Kirkland Lake area this year.
Agencies on both sides of the border are working together to help combat the syndrome, something that Hale says is a necessary and beneficial approach.
"There is a lot of worry about what we can do, but there is optimism that we can help them, and knowledge transfer is the way," she said. "There's still a ray of hope."
An example of that collaboration can be found as the Canadian Cooperative Wildlife Health Centre helps to maintain surveillance, to diagnose the disease and map its distribution and to contribute to work with the Ministry of Natural Resources. They will also help build a national response plan for Canada, which will likely borrow heavily from plans in the U.S.
The Grand River Conservation Authority is also lending a hand. Ecologist Tony Zammit says there are two monitoring sites at Pinehurst Lake Conservation Area and Conestogo Lake as part of a University of Western Ontario study into bat populations.
Scientists aren't the only ones expressing concerns about the future of the bat population.
Bill Dowd is president of Humane Wildlife Control, a Hamilton-based pest removal service that operates throughout southern Ontario, including in Waterloo Region. The company handles about 200 to 300 calls a month about bats getting into people's homes and attics, mostly in August.
While that figure seems high, the company has seen the number of calls about bats decrease in the last two Augusts.
"We are at the forefront of this issue," said Dowd. "I know I wouldn't want to be starting a business with the way things are going, because there is a definite downward trend."
Dowd said his concern goes beyond the business-side, although he admits that bat removal is a "pretty significant" part of what they do. He said the company has previously worked with researchers from both McMaster and McGill universities to help understand more about bats.
"Everyone is very concerned the way the population has been decimated," he said. "A decrease for the third straight year would be a telltale sign that there is something affecting the bat population.
"We've got our fingers crossed."
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Feb. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Mexico's industrial production unexpectedly fell in December from the year earlier for the first time in three years. The peso weakened on speculation the central bank is more likely to reduce borrowing costs.
Industrial output fell an annual 1.1 percent, the first decline since November 2009, the national statistics institute, known as Inegi, reported today on its website. The median estimate of 12 economists surveyed by Bloomberg was for growth of 2 percent. Construction shrank 5 percent and manufacturing slid 0.9 percent from the year earlier.
The decline was driven in part by concern the U.S., Mexico's top trade partner, would fail to avoid $600 billion in automatic spending cuts and tax increases, said Rafael Camarena, an economist at Grupo Financiero Santander Mexico SAB. Congress passed a deal on Jan. 1 to avoid most of the so-called fiscal cliff. While more recent automobile production figures have signaled a pickup in manufacturing, today's report increases the odds the central bank will cut interest rates, Camarena said.
"It seems the drop in manufacturing production was associated with the uncertainty in the United States," Camarena said in a telephone interview. "This data supports the view that the central bank will cut interest rates. We think there's a high probability."
On a monthly basis, industrial production dropped 2.1 percent in December from November, the most since May 2009, as construction shrank 2.7 percent and manufacturing contracted 1.1 percent.
The peso weakened 0.5 percent to 12.7893 per U.S. dollar at 9:15 a.m. Mexico City time today.
Mexico's automobile industry association said on Feb. 7 that production of cars and light trucks increased 19.8 percent in January from the year earlier.
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Fire Damages Rural Farina HomeA rural Farina home was damaged in an early Friday morning fire.
Farina Fire Chief Jim Guerrettaz says the fire at the Tim Spencer home on Iola Lane four miles east of Farina began in the living room around the wood burning stove and burned a hole through the ceiling and roof. Guerrettaz reported for some reason the smoke detectors in the home didn't go off. Spencer and his wife woke up and were able to escape after hearing the stove pipe fall and hit the floor. He reports the large living room was full of smoke, but there was limited damage to the rest of the home.
Guerrettaz says the residence is a secondary home for the Spencer's who live in Harrisburg. Farina Firemen received the call at 4:30 Friday morning and were on the scene for about two hours. St. Peter Firemen stood by at the Farina Station in the event of another fire.
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The U.S. Geological Survey recently released its next Multi Hazards Demonstration Project, a cataclysmic scenario called ARkStorm that would hit the West Coast. The 200-page document anticipates precipitation levels only experienced once every 500 to 1,000 years.
Cities in Northern California played out the scenario last week, similar to the ShakeOut Earthquake drill undertaken by Southern California in November 2008.
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The ShakeOut Scenario depicted the immediate and subsequent effects a 7.8 magnitude earthquake would have for areas along the San Andreas Fault.
In the case of ARkStorm, USGS scientists designed a meteorological event followed by an examination of flooding, landslides, physical damages to the built environment, social effects and economic consequences.
The hypothetical storm would be similar to the intense weather that hit the West Coast in 1861 and 1862.
"The scenario is a catastrophic flooding event that's mirrored after the floods in the 1860s in Northern California," said Donna Nuzzi, Emergency Services Supervisor with the City of Santa Clarita. "They basically said, 'This is the shakeout but related to flooding.' "
In the event of cataclysmic emergencies, the City looks to its Hazard Mitigation Plan and Safety Element from the current General Plan.
"A storm of this magnitude would dump volumes of water very fast and very quickly," she said. "It just overwhelms the infrastructure, including reservoirs and flood channels."
Since the Santa Clarita landscape is so unlike the flatness of the Great Plains, any impact would come from the runoff from nearby mountains and ridge lines, Nuzzi said.
"For us, the scenario would be similar to flash floods."
In 2008, Santa Clarita, along with several other municipalities, participated in the ShakeOut Scenario, alerting the city to drop, cover and hold at the appropriate time.
"For (ARkStorm) we would have to rely on our mass notification system and texting and really doing a lot of pre-warning," she said.
Nuzzi said that, although it's difficult to prepare for a flash flood, residents need to inform themselves of what to do in such an event.
"The idea is the basics of getting to high ground and hopefully people are able to do that. Hopefully people without transportation are able to get some place away from an impact zone," she said. "We have that with our modeling. We know what our impact areas are."


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Jumping Elements, Some of Which Cause Genetic Diseases, Become Incorporated in the Genome at Different Stages of Human Development
The density of transposable (jumping) elements between sex chromosomes in primates may have important consequences for the studies of human genetic diseases, say Penn State University researchers. Erika Kvikstad, a 2009 Penn State Ph.D. graduate in genetics, and Kateryna Makova, an associate professor of biology at Penn State, used a statistical regression method to study the genomes of the human, chimpanzee, macaque, and orangutan, concluding that there is a strong sex-chromosome bias in the distribution of transposable elements, and providing insights about whether these non-coding, but important, DNA elements integrate themselves specifically into the male germline or female germline, or integrate themselves into the genome during the early stages of embryogenesis. Their study will be published in the May 2010 issue of the scientific journal Genome Research.
According to Kvikstad, now a postdoctoral scholar at the Universit© Claude Bernard Lyon 1 in Lyon, France, the team chose to study primates because of the importance of human evolution, human disease, and the "unique availability of a very detailed description of the human genome — more so than any other mammalian genome." The strides made in sequencing the human and other primate genomes have made this research possible only in the last decade. Makova, one of the researchers who contributed to the analysis of the macaque and chimpanzee genomes, notes that the sequence of the orangutan genome used in the Penn State study has not yet been published. Makova received special permission to use the orangutan data set in her study.
The team looked specifically at the densities of transposable elements, which are snippets of DNA capable of moving about, replicating themselves, and inserting copies within the genome. The classes of transposable elements are further distinguished by being short or long interspersed nuclear elements — SINEs and LINEs. Kvikstad and Makova looked at one SINE family — Alu sequences, which are about 300 base pairs long, — and one LINE family – L1 sequences, which can be thousands of bases long.
"The transposable elements that we chose to study, Alus and L1s, are significant because they are abundant," says Kvikstad. "They comprise about a third of the primate genome. They are actively moving around in the genome via a copy-and-paste retrotransposition mechanism, so they can create new variation; for example, human diseases and cancers."
Even more importantly, Kvikstad points out, "These transposable elements are highly abundant on the sex chromosomes — X and Y — which means they could be evolving uniquely because of the unusual nature of sex-chromosome transmission. The Y is paternally inherited, so it resides in the male germline only; the X spends two-thirds of its time in the female germline and one-third in the male germline. If there are germline-specific differences in the activity of transposable elements, for example, we should see clues to these differences in their sex-chromosome distributions."
The team's findings surprised Kvikstad and Makova. "Even after we corrected for regional genomic effects, we still observed a very strong sex-chromosome bias in distributions of transposable elements," says Makova. "This finding clearly indicates that there are biases according to which elements integrate into the genome. There also are differences between these two classes of elements. Our study suggests that Alus probably integrate mostly in the male germline, while L1s integrate in both male and female germlines, or they might integrate in early embryogenesis."
This bias has implications for understanding and perhaps someday even preventing and treating genetic diseases. "For us to really understand how the genetic diseases occur, we need to know when the elements integrate — at what point in human development this occurs," says Makova. "We are studying evolution mostly, but our results are relevant to genetic diseases caused by insertions of transposable elements in the genome. For instance, Alu insertions are known to cause some types of neurofibromatosis, hemophilia, breast cancer, Apert syndrome, cholinesterase deficiency, and complement deficiency.
When transposable elements were first discovered in the 1940s, many in the scientific community labeled them as "junk" DNA. Says Makova, "I don't think many people agree that they are 'junk' DNA any longer. Many of these elements have function. Alu elements frequently possess the regulatory elements. Both the Alu and L1 elements are often involved in recombination, the phenomenon under which the genome can undergo rearrangement and reshuffling."
Kvikstad and Makova spent a year analyzing the primate data. Previously, together with Francesca Chiaromonte, associate professor of statistics at Penn State, they had worked together on a project looking at primate insertions and deletions of a much smaller size, under 30 base pairs. "We are the first team to look into this much detail at the distribution of transposable elements on human sex chromosomes," Makova says.
Kvikstad points out other important implications of this study. "In particular, we noted that gene density was not a significant predictor of either Alu or L1 element density, at any evolutionary time point," she says. "By contrast, density of conserved non-coding DNA or 'most conserved elements' was a strong negative predictor of L1 density — so L1 elements are scarce in regions of the genome that might contain many of these potentially functional noncoding DNAs. This is an important distinction, since previous studies inferring the action of natural selection in shaping the densities of transposable elements relied on gene density as a proxy for natural selection. Our results suggest that the potentially functional DNA residing in these most-conserved elements may be an additional hallmark of natural selection."
This research was funded by the National Institutes of Health.
By Gigi Marino, Penn State
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With the release of his new movie, "Away We Go," John Krasinski can now be named the all-time champion: He is Perfect Relationship Guy.
As Jim Halpert, the funny, devoted beau of Pam on TV's "The Office," Krasinski had already made himself the reigning titleholder.
But with Burt Farlander, the actor has topped even himself. As the scruffy, futures-trading father-to-be in "Away We Go," Krasinski hits relationship-guy apex: a charmingly clumsy man who proposes to his girlfriend every other day and will stop at nothing to make her laugh.
Once again, Krasinski, smiling bashfully, is victorious. He owns the heart of the girl on-screen and her sighing sisters in the audience.
"It's just going to ruin my personal life forever," he says with a sigh.
It is an awful lot to live up to, this fictional status, but Krasinski doesn't do much to distance himself from the great-guy archetype. On the phone from Beverly Hills, the 29-year-old, who grew up outside Boston, is self-deprecating, witty and animated.
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"I'm a pretty sentimental guy. And I think that for me, romance is this thing that I take very seriously," says Krasinski, who won't comment on any relationship of his own.
After reading the screenplay for "Away We Go," written by prodigious writer Dave Eggers and his wife, Vendela Vida, Krasinski remembers telling his agent that it was one of the most resonant scripts he'd ever encountered – especially in its depiction of the relationship between Burt and his longtime girlfriend, Verona (Maya Rudolph), who journey across North America to decide where to make a life for themselves.
"This is the first romance that was written on the page that was so incredibly well done that it was a couple that you believed in," the actor says. "To me, it's one of the more romantic couples, because it's not about the flowers and the diamonds. It's about the secret languages and the looks to one another where everything is said without any words. . . . It's not only a relationship you admire from a fictional standpoint, but you desperately want to be in that relationship."
Krasinski says he'd been a fan of Eggers for years, so when director Sam Mendes called to offer him the part, well, "I passed out and had a nosebleed, but then I woke up and figured, 'This is an amazing opportunity.' "
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Run, Man, Run
|Run, Man, Run
|Directed by
|Sergio Sollima
|Tomas Milian
Donald O'Brien
John Ireland
Chelo Alonso
|Music by
|Bruno Nicolai
Release dates
|29 August 1968
Run, Man, Run (Italian: Corri uomo corri, also known as Big Gundown 2) is an Italian Zapata-themed spaghetti western movie. It is the second movie of Sergio Sollima centered on the character of Cuchillo, again played by Tomas Milian, after the two-years earlier successful western The Big Gundown. It is also the final chapter of the political-western trilogy of Sollima, and his last spaghetti western.[1] According the same Sollima, Run, Man, Run is the most politic, the most revolutionary and even anarchic among his movies.[2]
When Cuchillo returns to his hometown in Mexico he soon finds himself in prison, sharing a cell with desperado Ramirez. Thus he's present when Ramirez breaks out. He accompanies his new buddy who is killed little later by bandits. Cuchillo learns that Ramirez once rode with Benito Juárez. The killers believe Ramirez knew the whereabouts of a 3 million dollars hidden by Juarez. Now that Ramirez is dead they presume he has bequeathed his secret to Cuchillo. But Cuchillo makes it hard on them to catch him.
- Tomas Milian: Manuel Sanchez / Cuchillo
- Donald O'Brien: Nathaniel Cassidy
- John Ireland: Santillana
- Chelo Alonso: Dolores
- Linda Veras: Penny Bannington
- Marco Guglielmi: Colonel Michel Sévigny
- José Torres: Ramirez
- Edward Ross: Jean-Paul
- Nello Pazzafini: Riza
- Gianni Rizzo: The Mayor
- Dan May: Mateos Gonzalez
- Noé Murayama: Pablo
- Attilio Dottesio: Manuel Etchevaria
- Orso Maria Guerrini: Raul
- Federico Boido: Steve Wilkins
- Calisto Calisti: Fernando Lopez
For contractual reasons, Nicolai is credited with the film's music, but Ennio Morricone actually composed it.[citation needed]
- ^ Antonio Bruschini. Western all'italiana: The specialists. Glittering images, 1998. pp. 68–70. ISBN 88-8275-034-5.
- ^ Christian Uva, Michele Picchi. Destra e sinistra nel cinema italiano. Edizioni Interculturali S.r.l., 2006. p. 223. ISBN 88-88375-66-X.
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May 14 -
Park City
Leather reclining sectional
I LOVE this couch! The only reason we have to sell it is because we are downsizing to a smaller place. This couch is amazing. It consists of 4 extra wide seats plus a corner seat. 3 are recliners and one is a chaise. One recliner *is* broken. Just the handle part that ...
Apr 20 -
Cherry TV stand w/ glass doors
Solidly built, excellent condition cherry TV stand. Thing thing was a bear to put together and is of great quality. Glass in doors are darker so they do a good job at concealing the contents of the TV stand pretty well. Storage is quite deep--it will hold multiple gaming ...
Antique Oak Table and Chairs
Antique 5-legged oak table and 6 matching dining chairs included in total price – Size: 54" (L) x 42" (W) x 28.5" (T). Incl one leaf insert (shown)
Works well in a dine in kitchen or cabin - newly lowered price 3/26/15
Mar 26 -
Salt Lake City
Rare Vintage Western A. Brandt Ranch Oak Sofa and Side Chair. Also included 3 Ranch Oak Bar Stools.
This set has been together since new and shows some age but overall what you would expect for a set of this age.
The bar stools are showing their age but a very cool set and ...
May 20 -
Eastern Idaho :
We Buy, Sell & Consign quality Used Furniture, Home Décor, Select Antiques & More. The Consignment Store is located at 910 E. Lincoln Rd in Idaho Falls. We are next door to the Coca Cola Distributor. Our hours are Tues-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-5. We are closed on Sunday & Monday ...
May 10 -
Eastern Idaho :
Idaho Falls
solid wood, glass doors on the left side. we took them off, but have them and the hardware. has wheels. it's in very good condition. will need to haul off yourself. tv, movies, and other items NOT included.
May 5 -
Idaho :
Twin Falls


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Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of ApplianceMore than 10 years
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