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September 17, 2009
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The House of Representatives is poised to vote today on legislation to eliminate the Federal Family Education Loan Program and increase funding for Federal Pell Grants. The bill, currently known as the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2009, is widely expected to be approved by the House, possibly with some amount of bipartisan support. While most of the provisions in the bill have relatively widespread backing, one element has generated a fair amount of controversy. Under the proposed legislation, all federal student loans, such as Stafford Loans and Plus Loans, originated after July 1, 2010 would be part of the Federal Direct Loans Program, rather than the current bank-based system.
While initially both sides appeared ready for battle over the proposed legislation, controversy and rhetoric have cooled since the legislation was introduced. Alternative proposals that preserve some element of FFEL or otherwise grant a larger role to banks than in the bill currently before Congress have been proposed, but ultimately failed to generate the savings the Congressional Budget Office estimates this plan to carry, and thus have gained little momentum. Some Representatives still suggest submitting the proposal for further study and reviewing alternatives, but the plan to eliminate FFEL has gained the most widespread support.
Many Republican lawmakers still oppose the proposal to switch entirely to Direct Loans, with some making comparisons to the bank bailouts of earlier this year and the healthcare legislation currently being debated. The move to direct lending has also been repeatedly framed as eliminating choice for students, though the choice of direct loans versus bank-based loans has always rested with colleges and never with student borrowers.
Despite these objections, though, the bill appears to have the support necessary to pass the House and move on to the Senate, where it may face greater challenges. The option of passing it through the process of budget reconcilliation, which requires only a majority vote in the Senate, has been proposed, but whether the Senate goes that route remains to be seen.
September 18, 2009
Despite some Republication opposition, The House of Representatives voted 253-171 to approve a bill Thursday that would stop lending from the bank-based Federal Family Education Loan Program in favor of the Department of Education-run Federal Direct Loans Program by July 2010. The bill, known as the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2009, would also increase the current maximum Federal Pell Grant from $5,350 to $5,550 and provide for annual increases to the grant in the years to follow through a $40 billion pool of funding over the next decade.
The bill is expected to have more of a fight when it comes before the Senate, where even Democrats have voiced concerns about the potential for job losses in states that headquarter private loan agencies. Many Republican lawmakers argue that the student loan industry has served college students well, and oppose the government takeover.
Amendments to the bill that failed before its passage looked at ways to allow the private sector to continue student lending as a way to offer the college-bound more choice in financing their educations. Amendments that passed included strengthening support services to borrowers and making part-time students eligible for Year-Round Federal Pell Grants, according to the National Association of Student Financial Aid and Administrators.
The bill would also:
The legislation has broad support from the Obama administration. The president called the bill a "historic set of reforms," adding in a statement that the bill "will end the billions upon billions of dollars in unwarranted subsidies that we hand out to banks and financial institutions." Currently, about one-forth of students' loans come through the government's direct loan program.
September 28, 2009
As the Senate prepares to begin looking at similar measures recently passed by the House to stop or further regulate bank-based lending, student-loan companies have been looking for ways to lobby for their own cause, spending millions in the process, according to an analysis of federal records done by The Chronicle for Higher Education.
Earlier this month, the House of Representatives voted to approve the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2009, legislation that would stop lending from the bank-based Federal Family Education Loan Program in favor of the Department of Education-run Federal Direct Loans Program by July 2010. Student-loan companies have understandably been feeling threatened, and have spent nearly $14 million over the last year and a half lobbying the government to abandon attempts to stop bank-based lending. The country's largest lender Sallie Mae, which handed out about a quarter of the nation's federal student loans last year, spent $2.5 million this year alone, according to the Chronicle. The Senate's version of the legislation could come onto the floor as early as this week.
While the legislation has strong support from the Obama administration, some Democrats in Congress have voiced concerns about the potential for job losses in states that headquarter private loan agencies. Sallie Mae has reported it would need to lay off about a quarter of its workforce if Congress voted to end bank-based lending. Republican lawmakers have argued more broadly that the student loan industry, while it could use some tweaks, has served college students well and should not go under the control of the federal government.
So does the bill stand a chance? The Obama administration would like it to be a sure thing, as legislation to limit bank-based lending was a campaign promise during election season. The Congressional Budget Office claims it would save taxpayers around $87 billion, but that's a figure disputed by Republican lawmakers. Colleges and admissions officials seem to be on the fence, worried mainly about any delays in financial aid funding for their neediest students and potential costs to schools' already tight budgets. The bill's proponents argue that savings from the legislation would either go toward overhauling the financial aid system or higher education programs. While the Obama administration has urged lawmakers to avoid interactions with special interest groups, the upcoming arguments on the Senate floor will determine whether those lobbying dollars swayed any opinions.
October 9, 2009
The much-lauded new Income-Based Repayment plan for federal student loans has been available to student borrowers since July, but those who could potentially benefit may have difficulty enrolling in it. The Department of Education's Direct Loans website allows borrowers to enroll online in several student loan repayment plans, including the Standard, Graduated, and Income-Contingent options using a convenient drop-down menu. However, after over three months Income-Based Repayment is still missing from this menu, making it more difficult for borrowers to enroll in this plan, and possibly preventing some students from even realizing it's an option.
For many students who have large debt loads, are struggling to find work or are currently working low-wage jobs that make repaying student loans difficult, the new Income-Based Repayment plan may be their best option for repaying their federal student loans. It allows borrowers to only pay 15% of their discretionary income (their adjusted gross income minus 150% of the poverty line for their household size) once they've entered repayment, then cancels their remaining loan debt after 25 years of repayment. Borrowers enrolled in Income-Based Repayment can also take advantage of the 10-year public service loan forgiveness program, meaning they can make 10 years of affordable payments while working eligible public service jobs, then have their remaining debt forgiven.
Despite its appeal, though, students can currently only apply for Income-Based Repayment using a paper form, blank versions of which are available on the Direct Loans website, though not at all well-advertised. Students can eventually dig through the Direct Loans website to find it (we found it by clicking on the announcement in the upper right corner of www.dl.ed.gov, then following links through two additional pages), then complete it and mail it to the Department of Education. This is a somewhat time-consuming process, obviously, and may deter some borrowers who either lack the time or resources to locate, print and submit the form.
In addition to a missing online option and a buried enrollment form, the Direct Loans website also doesn't list Income-Based Repayment on their repayment options comparison site for logged-in borrowers (a calculator allows you to compare payments among Standard, Graduated, and Income-Contingent options but makes no mention of Income-Based Repayment). While a calculator is available through the Federal Student Aid website, it's not readily accessible from the Direct Loans site. To even choose Income-Based Repayment, then, borrowers will need to employ two different calculators on two different Education Department websites simultaneously, adding another confusing and time-consuming hurdle to the process.
According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the Department of Education is aware Income-Based Repayment is missing from the online enrollment options on their site, but they don't plan to add it until March, citing a lack of resources due to the possibility Congress will soon switch all federal student loans to the Direct Loans program, as called for in a student loan bill currently under consideration. Hopefully, other revisions to the website will happen then, as well, but for students investigating student loan repayment options before then, enrolling in Income-Based Repayment will remain a hassle.
November 12, 2009
As the wrangling over proposed healthcare legislation drags on in the Senate, progress on other bills has stalled, including a piece of legislation that would impact federal student financial aid programs. The Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, passed by the House of Representatives in September, has yet to see its counterpart taken up for debate in the Senate. Yet the debate over student loan reform is heating up again as the Department of Education and lenders both attempt to press their agendas forward.
Student loan reform has been a topic of contention since President Obama announced his 2010 budget proposal at the beginning of the year. Among them was doing away with the Federal Family Education Loan Program, which subsidizes private banks to make and service federal student loans, such as Stafford Loans and PLUS Loans. Students would borrow directly from the Department of Education through the Direct Loans Program. The money saved from the subsidies would then be channeled into Pell Grants and Perkins Loans, among other education funding priorities. The proposed changes would go into effect on July 1, 2010 necessitating a quick switchover to direct lending for all colleges still participating in FFELP.
After the bill passed the House, the Department of Education began urging schools to voluntarily make the change to Direct Loans, which concerned some financial aid administrators and most lending agencies. Concerns have been expressed over the efficiency of direct lending, the loss of choice in eliminating FFEL, the feasibility of making the switch, and the continuation of services such as financial aid counseling that some lenders currently provide. Many of these were aired at a recent meeting of a panel of financial aid experts in Washington. Representatives of student lenders were also there to champion an alternate plan that would bring some of the savings proposed by SAFRA, but would maintain a role for banks in student lending.
It's widely expected that the Senate will ultimately pass a version of the bill similar to what was passed by the House, but when that will happen remains uncertain. Procedural regulations and concerns over support are currently preventing the bill from progressing until the issue of healthcare is settled. In the meantime, it appears debate, analysis, and lobbying will continue on both sides of the issue.
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HYDERABAD: Walkout by the main Opposition TDP, CPI (M), CPI and the BJP from the Assembly on Wednesday night marked the passage of a Bill to constitute a commission for development of backward areas in the State.
Terming it as a politically motivated Bill to take the people of Telangana for a ride, the Opposition parties wondered what purpose the commission would serve when successive Congress Governments had done precious little for development of backward areas.
T. Devender Goud (TDP) said the Bill was nothing but a move by the Congress to counter the Telangana issue. Nomula Narasimhaiah (CPI-M) and Chada Venkat Reddy (CPI) blamed the Congress and the TDP for the backwardness of Telangana region. G. Kishan Reddy (BJP) wondered how the commission would bridge the disparities among the different regions in the State. Akbaruddin Owaisi (MIM) said the commission was being constituted too late and said it was only to counter the Telangana sentiment.
Finance Minister K. Rosaiah said the commission was being constituted to study and analyse the socio-economic disparities among the districts in the State. Not satisfied by the reply, the TDP, CPI (M), CPI and BJP members trooped out of the House.

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Update Tuesday, April 14 at 10:11 a.m.
Detective Dan Kelty has confirmed the driver was arrested for DUI and taken into custody. A woman was taken to Baptist East Hospital.
The two vehicles were traveling west on Highway 44 towards Shepherdsville. The woman paused to make a righthand turn onto old Bardstown Road and was rear-ended by the man.
"He wasn't paying attention," Kelty said.
A press release from the Bullitt County Sheriff's Office at 4:51 p.m. Monday, April 13:
The Criminal Investigation Division was contacted in December about allegations involving the Mayor of Shepherdsville Scott Ellis.
SHEPHERDSVILLE--Jose Cubero, Bullitt County Friends of Scouting Chair, announces the annual campaign benefiting Scouting in Bullitt County will be held April 14, 2015. The event will be at 6:00 p.m. at the Bullitt County Shrine Club. The guest speaker will be Kentucky Sports Radio's Ryan Lemond.
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Inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances may occur, so the information below is strictly of an advisory nature and is subject to change with no notice.
LEBANON JUNCTION--Spring showers has also brought new leadership to Lebanon Junction.
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"I think this is an indication that the community appreciates the volunteers and their time and the organizations who contribute funds," said Ralph Clark, co-director of the Mount Washington Community Ministries.
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Japanese teenager Yuzuru Hanyu notched up a world record in the men's figure skating short programme on Thursday as he won over a crowd stunned by the withdrawal of home favourite Yevgeny Plushenko.
Unfazed by the dramatic turn of events, Hanyu twirled and leaped to a remarkable score of 101.45, stealing the thunder of Russian showman Plushenko who lived up to his reputation for drama by dropping out of the contest at the 11th hour.
"I was so surprised by my score... more than 100," beamed the slender Hanyu, 19, who had synched his fast-paced footwork and high-flying jumps to the electric guitar music of Gary Moore's "Parisian Walkways".
Earlier, the 31-year-old Plushenko, instead of taking up his starting position as the home fans chanted his name, veered towards officials to register an injury that ended his Games.
"It is God saying, 'Yevgeny, enough," he said of what he described as crippling back pain.
The crowd then got another shock when American Jeremy Abbott smashed his hip into the ice falling out of a soaring quadruple jump, slammed into the boards and took ages to get up.
"This men's event was insane, from Plushenko to Jeremy. It just was never ending!," the U.S.'s former Olympic champion Tara Lipinski told Reuters.
Plushenko's dramatic exit from his fourth Olympics saved him from trying to match the record-breaking performance of Hanyu and rival Patrick Chan of Canada, who finished first and second in the segment. Spain's Javier Fernandez was third.
Hanyu, clad in a flowing tie-dye shirt, finished his programme when he nailed a quadruple toeloop and triple Axel in close succession and then triumphantly raised his fists.
"My legs were shaking a little bit... I was really, really nervous," he added, although the audience would never have known given the incredible quality of his performance.
Chan's bobble on his triple Axel, as he skated with subdued artistry to Rachmaninov's Elegie in E Flat Minor, left him almost four points behind Hanyu despite an otherwise flawless skate on 97.52 with Fernandez adrift on 86.98.
Chan over-rotated on the Axel, taking too much air and stepping out of the landing to keep himself upright.
But the Canadian triple world champion, who has been neck-and-neck with Hanyu all season, said he felt confident he could make up the points in the long programme.
"I like being second, I like being in the chase," Chan told reporters. "The long programme can change a lot of things. Neither of us has done it in competition in front of these judges."
Abbot's heart-stopping fall, meanwhile, ruined his dreams of redeeming himself after a tumble in the team competition.
The 28-year-old lay on the ice clutching his hip as his music played on. The audience held their breath but erupted into applause as he lifted himself up, grimacing.
"In my mind, I was thinking, 'Do I go to the referee? Do I keep going? Am I done?'" Abbot said, pressing a bag of ice to his hip after his troubled skate.
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Swimmer Supriya Mondal qualified for the 2014 Youth Olympics, winning gold in the 200m butterfly event at the 1st Dubai International Aquatic Championships in Hamdan on Tuesday.
The 17-year-old made the cut for the 2014 Youth Olympics to be held in August at Nanjing, China. Achieving the 'A' qualification mark, Supriya won the event, clocking a time of 2:03.93s. This was one of three medals won by Supriya at the event. Mondal won a silver in 100m butterfly and followed it up with a gold in the 50m butterfly. clocking 25.67s today, achieving the 'B' qualification mark in both the events.
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We need more gender based abilities
DrakoVongola1 posted...
Yup. Lol.
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Calm down, everyone. Take a deep breath. Please note that the topic is about gender-based abilities for a Pokemon game on a Pokemon game board. We should be arguing about what the abilities effect on the game will be not on religion and homosexuality across the world.
Don't read this sentence.
Being gay isn't a choice just like being straight isn't a choice.
Whoever thinks any of it is being a choice must be ignorant.
Me: I wanna choose to be gay cause I wanna get discriminated against, bullied, killed, etc! Yay harassment!
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Wow this topic really took off.
"Murder of the living is tragic, but murder of the idea is unforgivable." - Janus, speaker of the synod
DrakoVongola1 posted...
SirPikachu posted...Noctus3 posted...Taste the rainbow: makes pokemon of the same gender become attracted.
Japan is conservative? The country where you can buy womens used underwear from a vending machine?
It's kind silly that in Pokémon there's only gender and not sex.
I mean, sure, if an animal of the male sex and one of the female sex do the stuff, sure, an egg. Makes sense.
But i'm not sure if animals (including Pokémon) even can have a gender.
TLDR: Pokémon uses the term gender wrong and should use sex instead
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NaitoOkami posted...
DrakoVongola1 posted...SirPikachu posted...Noctus3 posted...Taste the rainbow: makes pokemon of the same gender become attracted.
They're not exactly on every street corner. I'm told there was one, one time on one street that got removed.
Japan is like 90% old people, of course it's conservative.
My way is the high way. You'd have to be lactose intolerant to not learn to love it.
Ha! Cheese puns.
Japan is more tolerant of homosexuality, but not necessarily more accepting. The Pokemon games, for example, have had LGBT characters in it that were censored outside of Japan, but they weren't there in a particularly serious context. Hiker Andy, for example, was meant to be a joke and/or make you uncomfortable, and in BW2 he's sobbing uncontrollably over Hilbert and comments on how much his soul is like Rosa's.
"Murder of the living is tragic, but murder of the idea is unforgivable." - Janus, speaker of the synod
How is this abilities topic changed to homosexual discussion?
I'm handsome too ;)
*on topic*
I honestly wouldn't mind some kind of genderbending ability or move (though the effects shouldn't be permanent, if it's a move that affects a target, else some would turn their starters, etc. into females, easily bypassing the 12.5% female ratio these Pokemon have). Sounds kinda gimmicky/touchy, but eh. Though, at the very least, I would like to see the move Transform actually copy gender this gen. Having used a Smeargle with Transform since Gen4, I've always found it a bit strange when he turned into a male Cresselia or male Celebi. >_> Though, it's not like you'll really see any Pokemon transforming outside of Ditto and occasionally Mew, which are genderless.
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I have a object of Class named "Employee"
I need to store the object in the session.
what happens if i do not serialize the object and store in the session.
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Apr 26, 2010 12:15 PM|DarrellNorton|LINK
It depends. If you are using InProcess session mode, then everything will work. If you are using State Server or SQL Server session mode, then you will get the following exception:
Unable to serialize the session state. In 'StateServer' and 'SQLServer' mode, ASP.NET will serialize the session state objects, and as a result non-serializable objects or MarshalByRef objects are not permitted. The same restriction applies if similar serialization
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Apr 26, 2010 12:17 PM|Pratap09|LINK
The two most important reasons are to persist the state of an object to a storage medium so an exact copy can be recreated at a later stage, and to send the object by value from one application domain to another. For example, serialization is used to save session state in ASP.NET and to copy objects to the clipboard in Windows Forms. It is also used by remoting to pass objects by value from one application domain to another.
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Apr 26, 2010 12:17 PM|vik20000in|LINK
session can be stored in process or out of process in sql or state server. To store session in sql it needs to be serilized. check this article for more.
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Serialization is not required to save objects in sessions that are in proc. However I think serializtion may be required if a StateServer or a SQL server server is used for holding sessions.
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Apr 26, 2010 12:26 PM|paaresh|LINK
Session state could be InProc, StateServer, or SQLServer.
InProc keeps live object in memory. but StateServer and SQLServer needs serialization object
because StateServer keeps object in separate process and SQLServer keeps in SQL data base.
Refer "Oerview of ASP.NET Session State" @ http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479041.aspx
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At CES 2014, Epson showed off its Moverio BT-200 smart glasses – just one of myriad Google Glass competitors seen at the show. But this month the company upped the ante by pairing its Moverio glasses with a wearable Thalmic Labs Myo armband that allows for gesture control of applications that Epson says move beyond "Minority Report." Read More
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Last week, at SXSW, creative tech studio Chaotic Moon demonstrated CUPID, a drone equipped with an stun gun that can incapacitate people with an 80,000 volt shock. The brave intern used as a guinea pig can no doubt testify to its effectiveness. The studio says the exercise was aimed at raising awareness of the extent to which technology is outpacing our ability to regulate and live with it. Read More
IBM's Watson sets the menu at SXSW
March 11, 2014
IBM's Watson supercomputer has been rather busy in recent years. When not triumphing over us inferior humans on Jeopardy, it has been trying its hand at customer service and offering its expertise in clinical diagnosis. The kitchen, however, has been one domain where our mastery has so far gone unmatched. Well, until now that is. IBM has put its cognitive computing system in control of the menu at a food truck feeding attendees at this week's SXSW festival and the appointment has resulted in some particularly imaginative dishes. Read More
3D printing is on a roll. Led by start-up companies like MakerBot and FormLabs, as well as the big-name companies like Stratasys and 3D Systems, the next industrial revolution has well and truly taken root in the last couple of years with the arrival of affordable desktop systems and a greater public awareness of the potential of the technology. This year at SXSW, the producers of The King of Kong and Freakonomics have premiered Print the Legend, a documentary focused on the rapidly expanding world of additive manufacturing and 3D printing. Read More
Outdoor music festivals are notorious for a lot of things, one of the biggest being the amount of garbage left behind by the concert-goers. In an effort to get music fans to clean up after themselves, while also providing them with half-decent temporary shelter, the Glad Company recently experimented with a combination tent/big garbage bag, known as the Glad Tent. Read More
Ouya CEO hints at Hulu, Netflix, Google integration
March 20, 2013
The Ouya started as a project on Kickstarter to create an open-source, inexpensive, Android-based gaming console. In less than a year, it has graduated from crowdfunding pie in the sky to a whole new gaming ecosystem, and Ouya's founder, Julie Uhrman, now says she expects deals to be in place in the coming months that will also allow Ouya to function as a de facto set-top box. Read More
The "Grand Challenge" of the 100 Year Starship
March 18, 2013
It's been about 10 months since DARPA announced it had awarded seed funding to form an independent, non-governmental organization with the goal of pursuing human interstellar space flight within the next 100 years. Leaders from this "100 Year Starship" effort took to the stage recently at the South By Southwest Interactive festival in Austin, Texas to talk a bit more about what it means to pursue such a "grand challenge." Read More
Hands on with the Leap Motion Controller
March 12, 2013
The creators of the Leap Motion controller took the stage at the South By Southwest Interactive festival in Austin, Texas, to show off their forthcoming US$80 system and talk about its place in a world that already has the Microsoft Kinect and other similar hardware. Gizmag captured Leap's on-stage demonstration at SXSW and also went hands-on with the motion controller. Read More
It's said that an instrument is only as good as the musician playing it, but it never hurts to give musicians a little help creating unique sounds. That's why technology start-up ROLI recently unveiled a new type of instrument that blends the form of a standard piano with the electronic customization of a digital controller. The company's Seaboard GRAND is a keyboard that features flexible keys that allow the player to adjust each note in real-time. Read More


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In most states, noncompetition agreements are enforceable if reasonably necessary to protect trade secrets
and other confidential information. California, however, has a long standing public policy generally prohibiting
noncompetition agreements. This policy is embodied in California Business & Professions Code section 16600
("Section 16600"). Limited exceptions are set forth in subsequent sections of the California Business &
Professions Code, such as the "sale of business" exception in Section 16601.
In VL Systems v. Unisen, Inc.,[fn1] the California Court of Appeal found that an employee no-hire provision in a
business-to-business computer consulting agreement was overbroad and unenforceable. The holding was based in part on the public policy established by Section 16600. As drafted, the no-hire clause in the consulting agreement purported to prohibited the client from hiring: (1) employees of the consulting company that did not
provide any consulting services to the client; and (2) individuals that were hired by the consulting company
after its engagement by the client ended.
The Court of Appeal, however, was careful to point out that its decision was limited to the facts of the case, and
that a "more narrowly drawn clause limited to soliciting employees who had actually performed work for the
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Below is a summary of the facts and analysis set forth in the VL Systems case, and other relevant California
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Driving Route 66 has become something of a cliche that never seems to live up to the hype of "America's Highway" but that's because most people don't drive it through Oklahoma. Almost 400 miles of the classic road run through the state (more than any other), and while the rest of the highway has undergone drastic changes over the years,theres a two-hour stretch between Tulsa and El Reno that is still the US 66 of modern legend.Read More
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It's an age-old quandary: It's time to hit the road for that family trip, but the playoffs are on. What to do? At long last, now you no longer have to choose between mobility and entertainment. Last month, Chrysler became the first automaker to offer live mobile television inside its vehicles through FLO TV Auto Entertainment, which allows you to browse up to 20 channels from ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX to ESPN, MTV, Comedy Central and Nickelodeon using a wireless remote control; the…Read More
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Dodge has a proud history of supporting cultural and educational community activities, sponsoring exhibits like Splendors of Ancient Egypt, Van Gogh: Face to Face, and On the Edge: Contemporary Art. This year, the company brought the very cool exhibit Accidental Mummies of Guanajuato to the Detroit Science Center. The 10,000 square-foot exhibition space showcases 36 mummies on loan from the Museo de las Momias de Guanajuato in the city of Guanajuato, Mexico, giving a fascinating look into a mysterious natural mummification process that no one fully understands …Read More


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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, a couple of popular bands might find themselves quite flattered by the musicians who pay homage to them for a living and are playing shows throughout this weekend.
During the double Mauch Chunk Opera House shows tonight and tomorrow, you may have to do a double take several times. No, that's not Stevie Nicks, just Kathy Phillips, a woman who looks a lot like the iconic singer.
She heads up Tusk, a Fleetwood Mac tribute band rounded out by Scott McDonald (guitar, vocals), Kim Williams (keys, vocals), Randy Artiglere (bass) and Tom Nelson (drums).
Though the group tours as a tribute band, the quintet has played together for more than 25 years in various combinations and styles, offering both cover and original acts.
For the Opera House performances, singer-songwriter Jeffrey Gaines will join the entourage.
Tomorrow night will bring a different kind of tribute at the River Street Jazz Café in Plains Township. Members of local acts Village Idiots, Cabinet and Sunyata will come together – the show is set for 10 p.m. – for Before the Flood, and tribute to Bob Dylan and The Band.
Before the Flood is a live album that was released in June of 1974 by Bob Dylan and The Band. It documents the joint American tour between the two acts.
The Village Idiots will be back at it again come 10 p.m. Thursday at the River Street Jazz Café, where they will perform An Evening of the Dead, a homage to the tunes of the Grateful Dead.
The Village Idiots have been around locally in various embodiments since 1989 but have always been associated with the sounds of the Dead.
What: Tusk, the Ultimate Fleetwood Mac Tribute Band
When: 7:30 tonight, 7 tomorrow night
Where: Mauch Chunk Opera House, 14 W. Broadway, Jim Thorpe
Tickets: $23
More info: 325-0249
What: Before the Flood, a tribute to Bob Dylan and The Band, with members of Village Idiots, Cabinet and Sunyata
When: 10 p.m. tomorrow
Where: River Street Jazz Café, 667 N. River St., Plains Township
Tickets: $8
More info: 822-2992
What: An Evening of the Dead with the Village Idiots
When: 10 p.m. Thursday
Where: River Street Jazz Café, 667 North River St., Plains Township
Tickets: $5
More info: 822-2992


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