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Four men have been charged with aggravated robbery in a holdup last week at a Bob Evans restaurant in Cordova.
Police suspect the heist was an inside job; one of the suspects worked at the restaurant and another formerly worked there.
According to a police affidavit, two men went into the restaurant, 8445 U.S. 64, at 11:35 p.m. Friday and robbed the manager at gunpoint. The robbers went in through a door that had been jammed so it wouldn't lock, just after a restaurant employee left through that door.
A security guard told police he'd seen the employee's Saturn nearby with three men inside just before the robbery.
Police used that information to track down four suspects: Employee Courtney Keller, 20, former employee Brian Turner, 19, Jacen Kinard, 20, and James C. Shell, 19.
Officers found that day's Bob Evans sales receipts in the Saturn. They also found money at Turner's apartment, according to the affidavit.
The suspects were being held in the Shelby County Jail under $50,000 bond.
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Olive Branch police have charged two men with the robbery and assault of a Papa John's pizza delivery man early Sunday.
Joel Robert Peterson, 25, of Olive Branch and Brandon Thompson, 22, of Memphis face charges of robbery of an individual, taking of property of an individual by force or threat, theft of a vehicle and simple assault.
Maj. Kevin McKenzie said the suspects robbed and attacked the 23-year-old delivery man when he stopped to make a delivery in the Alexander Crossing subdivision off old U.S. 78 at 12:30 a.m. Sunday.
"When the victim got out to make the delivery, the suspects got into his car and attempted to drive away," McKenzie said.
The victim jumped into the passenger side of the car and tried to stop the suspects, McKenzie said.
He said after the victim fought to stop the suspects, they stopped the car and pushed the victim out.
Both suspects remain in the DeSoto County jail under $50,000 bond each.
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Forest Laboratories and H. Lundbeck A/S Enter Into Settlement Agreement With Sun and Caraco Related to LEXAPRO(R) Patent Litigation
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Pursuant to the terms of the settlement agreement with Sun Pharma and Caraco, and subject to review of the settlement terms by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission:
- Forest and Lundbeck will provide licenses to Caraco for any patents related to LEXAPRO(R) with respect to the marketing of Caraco's generic version of the product as of the date that any third party generic that has properly received final approval from the FDA enters the market, other than an authorized generic or the first filer with Hatch-Waxman related exclusivity.
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Forest Laboratories (NYSE: FRX) is a U.S.-based pharmaceutical company with a long track record of building partnerships and developing and marketing products that make a positive difference in people's lives. In addition to its well-established franchises in therapeutic areas of the central nervous and cardiovascular systems, Forest's current pipeline includes product candidates in all stages of development and across a wide range of therapeutic areas. The company is headquartered in
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Schoeneck advises sundry ways to get through the holidays, but specifically wants to remind the bereaved that there is no right or wrong way to handle them. You may wish to follow family traditions, choose to change them or just do things a little differently. And you can always change back, in the future, if you wish.
Suggestions, which can be found in a brochure that HOPE distributes, include planning ahead, shopping by catalog, phone or the Internet and cutting back on baking, decorating, cleaning and sending cards. Holiday dinner can be served buffet style and served at a different time or in a different room. Turn to your faith and concentrate on the meaning of the season. Consider attending holiday parties but also give yourself an out. If you decide to go, drive yourself and sit by the door if you need to leave in a moment's notice.
When you have children, these suggestions will also help them deal with their loss.
"You really have to think about [the children]," Schoeneck said. "Even though it's a difficult time, you have to think about them because they're grieving, too, but they're also kids. [Holidays] are such a family event. They need to know they're still important. If you say 'I'm not going to do anything' -- not when there's kids. Most people step up to the plate when there's kids involved."
As a friend of someone who's grieving, there are also steps you can take that make a significant difference during the holidays. Listen, offer your help by specifically listing what you will do (i.e. "Let me shop for you on Thursday afternoon"), send a special card, call on the phone, or bring a small gift such as a plate of cookies, an ornament or book for journaling. Stay in their life.
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The following is a report from MLSsoccer.com.
Eighteen-year-old forward Birnis Adames has been named the winner of Sueño MLS 2011 – presented by Allstate nationally-televised player search competition, and will receive an invitation to join one of the Philadelphia Union's youth Academy teams.
In addition, 16-year-old goalkeeper Anthony Hall was named the "Good Hands" top goalkeeper – El Portero Allstate after a tough competition against two other aspirers. He will have a chance to join the FC Dallas Youth Academy.
"I'm very happy and even though I won the competition, I couldn't have done it without the rest of the team," said Adames. "I can honestly say that I'm going to give my best to become a professional."
The speedy striker, who was born in the Dominican Republic but hails out of Camden, N.J. – part of the area which houses the Union – is the sixth player to win Sueño MLS. Adames emerged from a pool of 1,200 players that participated in regional tryouts in Dallas, Chicago and Philadelphia. He joined the Top 18 for four days of intense pro-style training in Dallas under MLS technical director Alfonso Modelo, and impressed by scoring four goals in two games en route to being awarded the top prize.
"Birnis Adames showed a lot of consistency over the four days in Dallas," said Mondelo. "He is a player who took advantage of the opportunities he had. He scored four goals in two games and showed he is up for big challenges. Adames is very fast and crafty, has good height and he's got nose for the goal. Plus, he became an instant leader who quickly organized the group and joined them together."
Adames was officially presented as the winner on Sunday during the live broadcast of "República Deportiva," the popular weekly Spanish-language sports show on Univisión. Together with Adames, and for the first time in the history of Sueño MLS, Hall was officially presented the "Good Hands" top goalkeeper – El Portero Allstate award.
"Anthony is a very vocal goalkeeper, with a strong personality to organize the defense. His abilities with his hands as well as his feet are outstanding", said Adolfo Rios, a veteran of the Mexican national team and Mexican powerhouse Club América, and one of three "celebrity" scouts that assisted Mondelo.
Hall, who reached the semifinals of Sueño MLS Houston in 2010, beat out two youngsters to earn the first-ever El Portero Allstate prize this year. During the final event, the goalkeeper played two games against the FC Dallas Academy and managed to keep his goal scoreless.
"It was very tough, because the other two goalkeepers were really good, but I want to thank the coaches for all their support and advice, which allowed me to stand where I am right now," said Hall.


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Union-Tribune columnist Nick Canepa looks into the future and gives us his take on the five stories we'll be talking about this coming week:
1. After close inspection, art historians determine the likeness on Major League Baseball's logo is not that of Harmon Killebrew, as some speculate, but is in fact Alex Rodriguez's cousin.
2. Manny Ramirez calls a press conference to say: "I can't blame my cousin for this. I have no cousins. I'm an only child."
3. In a cost-cutting measure, city officials dump the idea of blasting the sound of barking dogs to rid the Children's Pool beach in La Jolla of seals, opting to hire Michael Vick to just stroll around the shore.
4. Saying he refuses to play for a team "not in an American league," Jake Peavy thwarts a proposed Padres trade with Chinese Taipei.
5. Badly beaten in his mixed martial arts debut by 7-foot-2 Hong Man Choi, Jose Canseco signs on to fight Tom Cruise.
ABJECT-IVELY SPEAKING: I think until the Padres commit to pursuing a World Series victory and firmly state that as a goal, this business entity is an abject failure. I have just accessed my Padres tribal data bank, and I think that verbal commitment has only occurred twice, in 1984 and perhaps again in 1998.
Jeff Moorad's real goal is somewhat obscure to me. Why would anyone buy into a company and install himself as CEO without the authority to make the hard decisions?
If teams decide as Moores has evidently, through miserly penny pinching and lack of commitment to work toward a championship, then there should be consequences.
I like the idea of relegation. In English Premier League soccer, the worst teams get relegated, and the top second-tier teams get promoted to take their place. I would love to see that happen in major league baseball. The talk-show hosts would have a whole lot more to pontificate about.
MARK BAUER, San Diego
FOUR-A PLAYER: Forgive me if I don't even know the name of the next face at shortstop for the Padres, but it doesn't really matter. Apparently, we got this guy for a song and a player to be named later. Unfortunately, he's a AAAA player – not quite not good enough for the majors, and too good for the minors.
Isn't it bad enough that most of the team is barely major league? Do we need to endure non-major leaguers toiling and failing in the majors? I feel bad for this latest career minor leaguer. It's a show-me sport, however, and if they can't cut it, somebody has to have the nerve to let them know.
NINA MORRILL, Escondido
IN PADRES' FUTURE? Haven't Padres fans learned the virtue of patience? OK, so the Nationals take Stephen Strasburg first in the MLB draft and pay him $50 million. From your Friday story "Padres get Strasburg in dreams," you'd think the SDSU phenom would never don a San Diego uniform.
Perhaps the headline should have read: "Padres get Strasburg in future." Fast forward to 2027 spring training. The press release might read:


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On March 29, 2013, after more than 11 years of litigation, the United States District Court for the District of Columbia held that a defendant, as the prevailing party, was entitled to attorneys' fees under the Endangered Species Act's fee shifting provision. See Animal Welfare Institute v. Feld Entertainment, Inc., No. 03-2006 (D.D.C. Mar. 29, 2013) (pdf).
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Star Trek: Bridge Commander (Totally Games/Activision PC CD-ROM, pounds 29.99)
IT IS easy to see why Captain Jean-Luc Picard's hair fell out - commanding an Enterprise-class starship is a stressful business.
Managing the ship and its systems is just as important as being able to aim a photon torpedo.
You are posted to a remote corner of the galaxy where a stellar catastrophe has boiled dry a fully inhabited planet. The Cardassians are suspicious because it happened in a hotly contested area of space with two Starfleet ships nearby. The Klingons are also getting twitchy and you are stuck right in the middle of it.
The game is played from the Captain's chair in first-person perspective.
You can look around the bridge using the mouse. Centring on a member of crew brings up a menu allowing you to give orders - whether it be setting a course, enabling shields or weapons, or dealing with communications or engines. You can also switch views for a more traditional space combat experience.
There is a lot to do, but the game's 30 missions are pitched about right.
There are dozens of Star Trek games out there, but Bridge Commander is the most innovative and stylish title since Elite Force.
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Updated: February 13, 2010, 9:43 PM ETAssociated Press
With the reigning MVP of the All-Star Game sidelined for this year's event, who will win the honor this year?
"Dirk," Kobe Bryant said Saturday. "He should, he should come out and play the way he plays in Dallas."
Bryant shared MVP honors last year with Shaquille O'Neal, but will miss the game with a sore left ankle. Western Conference coach George Karl tabbed Mavericks forward Nowitzki to replace Bryant in the starting lineup.
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Case Study: The William Schrikker Group
EVault Ensures 24/7 Availability for Critical Youth Protection Data
The William Schrikker Group (WSG) supports disabled children across the Netherlands. To give its support staff round-the-clock access to client case histories, WSG now backs up its data to a pair of EVault® Plug-n-Protect appliances. It's a fast and effective automated solution that cuts management and data-transfer times, saves money and storage space, and gives WSG the capability to recover from disasters within a few hours. With the support of EVault, WSG provides a faster and more reliable service to its clients.
A Knowledge Partner Needs Its Knowledge
WSG's 25TB of raw data is growing dramatically. At the same time, government regulations require WSG to keep data for 15 years (although WSG works directly for the Dutch Ministry of Justice, it's an independent organization). Because WSG provides support—at home or in foster care—for children who fall under the jurisdiction of the courts, and it runs a round-the-clock operation, there's no room for delay or loss of data. That's why WSG chose to replace its aging tape backup system.
Jaap Nieuwmeijer, WSG's ICT Manager, describes WSG as a "knowledge partner." It doesn't just provide case workers; it offers vital background information
Searching for Reliability and Cost-Effectiveness
WSG knew exactly what it wanted from a backup system. Jaap and his team specified an RTO (recovery time objective) of four hours and a RPO (recovery point objective) of just one hour. They were on a tight budget, too.
WSG chose the 6TB Plug-n-Protect appliance from EVault for its effortless automation and industry-leading data compression. Because it compresses data by as much as 316:1, the Plug-n-Protect appliance swallows WSG's 25TB of data with ease. Jaap thinks it'll be another five years before WSG needs more storage space.
EVault excels in this environment. It runs in the background, transferring the minimum amount of data—just the changed data blocks—between storage device and backup appliance, and between duplicate backup appliances. At each stage EVault deduplicates the backup blocks to create a clean, up-to-date mirror of WSG's live data.
Round-the-Clock Resilience
WSG's EVault deployment has built-in resilience with a main and a co-location site. A second Plug-n-Protect appliance at the co-location site safeguards WSG's data against site outages. The primary appliance uses EVault Software's efficient technologies to replicate data to the secondary appliance. Replication incorporates front-end deduplication to speed transmission between the appliances, reducing the replication window. In addition, WSG's replicated data is encrypted during transmission and in storage on both appliances.
For WSG, this means a complete set of backup data in two locations. And both are ready to be restored at a moment's notice.
Frees More Time for Other Tasks
Despite all this sophistication, EVault requires little management time. The backups and deduplication run automatically, which is why Jaap's IT team now spends roughly 65 percent less time on backups, tapes, and restores. There's no registering, testing or labelling of tapes; if WSG needs to restore, EVault does it on the fly.
EVault Software performs data integrity checks to ensure backup data sets are always sound and available to be restored when needed. Because only changed backup data is sent to the appliance, EVault Software does not perform a typical incremental backup. It works instead to build a virtual "full" backup dynamically as each job arrives at the vault (appliance). That means that data is immediately available for recovery, with a simple, point-and-click, "single-pass restore" process.
Before going live with Plug-n-Protect, Jaap tested the system thoroughly. "We're recovering our data much sooner with EVault," he said. "When we restored the entire
EVault Delivers—Now and in the Future
Jaap and his team are now looking to the next stages of infrastructure development. One possible project is to replicate backup data to the EVault cloud. The redundant backup data in the cloud would give WSG an extra layer of disaster recovery capability.
EVault has given WSG exactly what it need in terms of resilience, time savings, and cost-effectiveness. WSG's client data is secure, and Jaap can recover it on demand if WSG suffers a loss.
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Attorneys for Schnucks have rejected claims in federal court that the St. Louis-based grocery chain wronged employees when it sold Memphis area stores to Kroger a year ago.
Schnucks, which is being sued by 18 former workers represented by Memphis Area Legal Services Inc., asked for the lawsuit to be dismissed and asserted plaintiffs were at-will employees without guaranteed job security.
The former employees filed suit in August, claiming they were deceived by company officials and suffered damages by being abruptly discharged.
U.S. Dist. Judge Jon McCalla this week sided with Schnucks on one point.
He ruled against the plaintiffs' demand for a jury trial on a charge that the company didn't follow Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act rules governing a mass job termination.
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First Horizon National Corp. said it won first place in the Banking & Financial Services Industry segment on the 2012 InformationWeek 500 list of the nation's most innovative users of business technology.
The company noted it ranked 14th overall and is the highest-ranked bank on the 2012 list.
Memphis-based First Horizon owns First Tennessee Bank, the largest bank based in the state.
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Apache is looking for IP in cluster.conf but as a sibling, not a parent tag.I'm having an issue starting a clustered Apache service in 5.3. If I do a basic ip->httpd service, I get an error about a missing PID. snippet from cluster.conf<service autostart="1" domain="ecom.dev" exclusive="0" name="httpd1" recovery="relocate"><ip address="192.168.51.88" monitor_link="1"><apache config_file="conf/httpd.conf" httpd_options="" name="httpd1" server_root="/etc/httpd/httpd1" shutdown_wait="0"/></ip> </service> Error:Mar 15 07:43:25 ag01 clurgmgrd: [18329]: <err> Checking Existence Of File /var/run/cluster/apache/apache:httpd1.pid [apache:httpd1] > Failed - File Doesn't Exist Mar 15 07:43:25 ag01 clurgmgrd: [18329]: <err> Stopping Service apache:httpd1 > FailedIf I go into /etc/cluster/apache/apache:httpd/httpd.conf and uncomment the ###Listen 192.168.51.88:80 <http://192.168.51.88:80> it works fine. It also genereates the proper PID.Ideas on what's going on here? I'm pretty sure it's supposed to inherit the Listen address from the cluster.conf file, not have it commented out.


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Holy smokes Batman! Strong tea is strong. Now that I got that out of my system, I have to say that I did only steep this for two minutes as per short steep suggestion via Indigobloom. I wasn't sure what exactly to expect because I never heard of Ice Wine before I got on steepster.
When it was hot, it smelled so grapey, like the big, fat red seedless grapes. It tasted really tangy and a little overpowering. So I put a big tablespoon of sugar in my mug and then dumped the rest into a glass of ice. Voila! An iced ice wine tea.
It actually tastes pretty good iced. It is still tangy, but the sugar cut out the slight bitterness I was tasting. From what I can tell the black tea base is smooth. And instead of the overwhelming concord grape jelly taste, I am getting a light fruitiness out of it.
Yep, this would probably be a tea that the wine drinkers I know would adore.
Now it is time for the Toffee Chocolate Deliight. Thank you again Indigobloom.
This is an interesting tea. Plain it tastes almost flavorless with a slight toffee taste. There seems to be some dust around the edge of my mug and a slight oil floating on top of my tea. Wasn't sure what to think of that.
Since I was impatient, I dumped out a little bit of tea from my mug and added some milk. The tea is creamier now and tastes more like toffee. It doesn't quite taste like chocolate, but there is something that reminds me of chocolate in there. I think I must have dumped out the oil on top of the liquid because the black tea base is there now.
All of the dessert teas seem to need either milk or sugar to really bring them out. I still have some of the sample left so I can see if not adding milk and just adding some sugar would make any difference.
I think I am starting to taste some hazlenut now. Hmmm. This is tasty. I will have to try a bit of sugar in it next time and see how that is.
I'm not quite sure what to think about this tea. On one hand, it looks like just a jumble of nuts and something that looks like grass. On the other hand, it smells wonderful and I can pick out the smell of the yerba mate.
I brewed it for five minutes. I can taste the earthy mate and it was nice. I think that there were some coffee beans in there and maybe some chocolate. It was a comforting drink
I have one more serving so am going to try it again with some milk
Maybe I'll get a stronger flavor out of it next time.
Thank you Indigobloom for sending me a sample of this tea along with all the other tea goodies!
My fiancee was over when I opened the sample of this tea. He had been hearing me rave about how good this was supposed to be, so he went through the steeping process with me. He only got to stay for one steep though.
This tea is called Golden Fleece for a reason. I feel so decadent drinking this. The leaves are golden and the liquor has a golden tint to it throughout all four steeps.
The first steep took me back to thoughts of what Victorian summer garden parties would be. It was vanilla-sugar sweet, but it didn't taste like you dumped a spoonful of sugar in. The mouthfeel is so silky and the smell is just divine. I have a hard time just describing the smell because it is something you really have to experience first hand.
The second steep was sweeter and darker at the same time. The taste started to morph to a more raw sugar sweet instead of vanilla. There is a slight spice also starting to come out. It is hard to determine which spice I am tasting because it just blends in so well with the rest of the flavors.
The third steep I had this morning. It tastes similar to the second steep, but it has a little bit more richness. The sweetness is more like brown sugar. The spice is a bit more pronounced. The closest spice I can think of is more like allspice or maybe a bit of clove.
I am currently working on the fourth steep and I never want it to end. Smooth and silky honey with just a shaving of dark chocolate. It is mingled with clove. This feels like something the ancient gods would drink or maybe even old kings and queens. It is like nothing I have ever tasted and it is just wonderful.
Thank you again Indigobloom for sending me a sample. It is a gorgeous tea and I am going to have to keep an eye out to see if I can get myself a tin if this comes back in stock (and if my funds will allow it).
I was about ready to give up on this one until I ran across momo's post about trying to cook with it. That inspired me to put a little kick into the turkey gravy that I was making for tonight's dinner.
I put about half a shotglass worth of leaf in a shotglass and filled it up with water to brew. Then when it came time to add water to my pan to make my gravy, I strained the cup through a strainer and used the tea. I also used a little bit of cayanne pepper and some black pepper on the sausage because dad didn't spice the sausage enough for my taste.
It came out pretty good! There is a different note underneath the light smokiness. I think that is the actual black tea base. It was different enough to be pleasant and went very well with the turkey sausage.
I want to make a version of this again for the whole family only instead of using a meat for the base, I want to try it with onions and mushrooms. That way I can mold the turkey sausage to look like little t-bone steaks for the family. That will surprise them.
Cooking with this tea might have saved it for now. I will have to figure out how to use it in a satisfying way.
I decided it was tea time and I was getting my tea ready when I noticed that my little sampler bag of tea was harder to open. It was the long skinny type and usually there is one serving in there. When I dumped it into my press it really started to look like two servings in there. Maybe it just looked like that because the leaves are so fluffy. I brewed it anyway for one minute and then poured it into my TARDIS mug to take downstairs with me.
The liquor was really yellow. I was expecting it to be pale since my other white tea was water-like in color. It smells like a flower. I'm not sure what a peony smells like but I imagine this is spot on. I could wear the scent as a perfume.
It tastes exactly like it smells. It is not chemically or perfume-like, but it tastes like a flower. I ate a dandelion one time and the way this tastes reminds me of that texture.
I'm not sure if I actually like this or not. I get the mouth feel of chewing a flower and it smells like a flower but it is tea. I can see why people like using it as a base for flavored teas. I bet this would add a lovely texture to other flavors. I can imagine making a really good vanilla cake tea out of this.
I really think that I like this more at a shorter steeping time. The vanilla tastes less artificial and you don't get the overbrewed slightly bitter taste of the tea. Yes, it is still sugary sweet, but I count that as a perk considering that the sweetness is why I picked up a vanilla chai to begin with.
Still haven't killed the box yet. I'm actually thinking about trying this with my yerba mate and seeing if they go well together. I'll keep you updated if I try.


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|This 12-amp, lightweight Maxima upright provides constant cleaning power with the new no touch 3-quart dust bag system, just drop the bag in and dump it out with no mess. It also has an extra wide integrated hose for no clog, above the floor cleaning and a micro-filtration system designed to reduce allergens and pet dander. This vacuum also comes equipped with our Automatic Height Adjuster that makes it easy to clean from carpets to bare floors.
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Cheap and lightweight good for small areas only.11/30/2012
This is a lightweight and cheap vacuum that is only good for small areas. It is fairly durable but I don't expect it to laste beyond a few years. The dust bin fills up quickly so it's good for small apartments or spot cleaning a room at a time.


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Millenium Hilton
|Millenium Hilton
The Millenium Hilton as viewed from street level.
|General information
|55 Church Street, New York City
|40°42′40″N 74°0′37″W / 40.71111°N 74.01028°WCoordinates: 40°42′40″N 74°0′37″W / 40.71111°N 74.01028°W
|Construction started
|September 1992
|$200million (resold for $75m in 1995)[1]
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|179.23 m (588 ft)[2]
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|Eli Attia
|Peter Kalikow
The Millenium Hilton is a Hilton hotel in Lower Manhattan, New York City, located at the southeast corner of Fulton Street and Church Street. The hotel is adjacent to the World Trade Center site, where the new World Trade Center complex is being built.
The hotel's builder chose to intentionally misspell the name with one "n" as "Millenium" on the outdoor signage and official literature, even though the correct spelling of the English word is "millennium", in order to make the name more distinctive.[4] The building is 56 stories tall,(2 floors underground) with 52 usable floors devoted to hotel space with a total of 471 guest rooms and 98 suites.[5] There are three elevator banks in total, the two public banks of three cars each serving floors L-30, the extremely fast L-5 and 31-55, and a single service bank consisting of three freight cars, two serving 56.
The hotel was developed by Peter Kalikow at a cost of $200 million and opened in September 1992.[6] Soon after opening the hotel, Kalikow went into bankruptcy and was forced to sell the hotel. It was bought in June 1994 by CDL Hotels from Kalikow Fulton Church Realty for $75 million.[7] At that time, Hilton began managing the property.[8]
The hotel is considered a "cousin" to the Millennium Broadway and Millennium UN Plaza hotels but its management is under the control of Hilton Hotels Corporation with oversight by Millennium Hotels, North America.
September 11, 2001 attacks[edit]
The building suffered extensive damage from the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. It was completely refurbished and reopened in May 2003. Doug Eisler witnessed the second plane hit the towers from his 50th floor room. He described it by saying, "It had the nose down; it was hauling ass." (as seen from the History Channel 9/11 special).[citation needed]
The American flag which hung outside the building on 9/11 was recovered by hotel workers and is now on display in the lobby.
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- ^ Rashiwala, Kalpana (January 10, 1995). "CDL to take control of Trump's Plaza Hotel". The Straits Times (Singapore).
- ^ http://www.emporis.com/building/the-millenium-hilton-new-york-city-ny-usa
- ^ Millenium Hilton at Emporis
- ^ http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/news/2000/12/40491
- ^ "Hilton Downtown New York Hotel - Millenium Hilton". Retrieved 2008-03-22.
- ^ Henry, David (October 7, 1994). "New luxury hotels have enriched the city, but not their developers". Newsday.
- ^ Rashiwala, Kalpana (January 10, 1995). "CDL to take control of Trump's Plaza Hotel". The Straits Times (Singapore).
- ^ "Hilton Hotels names top hotelier to manage Millenium Hilton in New York". Business Wire. June 15, 1994.


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Make your slimes replicate, jump, absorb enemies, and generally DOMINATE as you attempt to best the computer's three challenging difficulties.
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Please let me know how this game runs for you and if you have any problems(firstname.lastname@example.com). I will be revisiting the images(and creating some better looking HD assets) at some point in the near future for the pretty phones. I've paved the groundwork for a layout that works more consistently on all devices, but that will have to wait for the next build(probably 1.2.0, July 2013).
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Seems to work well..I feel stupid now
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Update - Now that the stability and bugs have been fixed I can't stop playing this game! Devs have done a great job and respond back. Thank you. The game play is really quite enjoyable but the app is seriously messed up. It crashes instantly upon pressing the options button.
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update: thank you for updated version that doesn't do any of those things I said before! //////////////// cant open options without crashing, cant choose levels (probably in the options menu? I dont know because it crashes) and layout doesnt appear correctly in samsung galaxy s4. fairly challenging game though.


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Goat Simulator from Coffee Stain is your next Goat-to video4 Feb 2014
If there is any hope and goodness in the world, Sanctum devs Coffee Stain Studios will turn Goat Simulator into a full game. Right now, it's just "playing around a bit with programming stuff" and "not out next IP." But, clearly, it should be.
Would you like to experience the life of a goat? Goat Simulator could make that happen. Maybe even with more accuracy than Arma 2 (which also made for a pretty great simulation of goat life if you spawned yourself as one.)
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Even with smartphones, high-speed Internet, and other modern technologies, Americans spend an inordinate amount of time running errands. Interacting and conducting business with our government is no exception. It can be time-consuming. Wouldn't it be great to use the local Post Office as a one-stop center for doing business with government? Or, what if the U.S. Postal Service had a digital platform to access government services or information online? Last week, the OIG released a white paper called "e-Government and the Postal Service — A Conduit to Help Government Meet Citizens' Needs." The paper identifies opportunities for the Postal Service to partner with other agencies to better connect with citizens, improve services, cut costs, and reduce duplicative and wasteful services. By providing e-government services, the Postal Service could help the government save money. There has never been a better time to do more with less. Through the Postal Service, individuals could send secure messages to government agencies, convert physical documents to digital records and send them instantly, apply and pay for permits and licenses, and access other crucial services. The Postal Service could also verify a person's identity for sensitive or complex transactions. In addition, the Postal Service could lease unused Post Office window space to other agencies, so citizens could have a convenient access point for face-to-face services across the government. Business owners could use the Postal Service to look up information on regulations and laws affecting them, learn about federal small business loan opportunities, file information with the IRS and other relevant agencies, and submit all necessary forms and documentation through the Postal Service's secure messaging and identity authentication services. Or, these things could be done in one visit to the Post Office, rather than separate stops to numerous agencies. Do you think the Postal Service could serve as a one-stop shop for government services?
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on Nov 26th, 2012
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This holiday season many of us will find ourselves rushing from one errand to the next, often visiting a variety of stores to accomplish all of our tasks. Wouldn't "one-stop shopping" be easier? Wouldn't it be nice to get everything from shopping to wrapping to shipping taken care of in a single trip? Locations offering a multitude of services potentially increase foot traffic because of the convenience they offer. They also create opportunities for the company to sell more products and services to its customers. In other countries, such as Sweden and Australia, the trend has been toward placing postal counters in grocery stores and pharmacies, often located in shopping malls. Customers can buy stamps or ship their packages while they are shopping for food and other staples. In the United States, grocery and other retail stores sell stamps at check-out counters, but do not offer shipping options. Office supply and other approved shipping stores offer a range of Postal Service mailing services including Priority and Express mail. Customers find that using these stores for their mailing needs saves time and effort because many of these retail outlets have longer hours than post offices and are conveniently located. E-commerce and mobile commerce have proven to be a popular choice for consumers who enjoy the convenience of shopping at home. Online retailers ship directly to the purchaser's home, or wrap and ship gift purchases directly to their recipients. If customers want to wrap the package or gift themselves, the Postal Service's Carrier Pick-up service will retrieve the package at their doorstep for shipping. While e-commerce and mobile commerce can offer purchasing, wrapping, and shipping from home, some people prefer physically browsing and purchasing items from brick-and-mortar retail outlets. This holiday season, a shopper might first visit a retail outlet to make your purchases, go home and wrap the gifts, and then go back out to ship the item. That's at least three trips and two lines, just to send one package! Does shopping, purchasing, wrapping, and sending your item in one stop sound better? With postal counters in strategic locations, all of your needs could be met in one stop. Would gift-wrapping services be an added bonus? If Post Office functions could be moved into retail spaces, what areas or types of stores best lend themselves to this effort? Share your ideas in the comment section below.
on Nov 19th, 2012
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Twenty years ago, when professional sporting teams started selling naming rights to their stadiums and arenas, many purists called it a low point in the commercialization of sports. But today, the number of arenas and ballparks not named after a corporate sponsor is small. For revenue-seeking team owners, it is just too hard to pass up the money that comes with selling your stadiums' name. Strategy, business development and marketing all play huge factors in naming-rights deals, with top prices for these deals reaching about half a billion dollars, according to Sports Business Journal. As a business-centered organization looking to boost revenues, does the U.S. Postal Service have opportunities to sell naming rights? The idea of selling the naming rights to an entire Post Office might not be palatable to Congress, as lawmakers like to name post offices after fallen soldiers or local heroes. But what about selling space in parts of the Post Office? For example: this retail counter brought to you by XYZ Co.? Sides of vehicles or automated postal centers in high-traffic areas of retail centers could also hold valuable advertising space. With its national reach, yet local presence, the Postal Service is visible in every community nearly every day. Companies and nonprofit organizations would likely find the opportunities to reach such a large audience appealing. Another option might be to appropriate advertising space to other government agencies. For example, a state health department or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention could use space on postal vehicles or in retail lobbies to announce a public health campaign. The Department of Energy or local governments could use retail space to tout energy conservation practices to citizens. This approach would also tie in with a larger vision of using post offices to connect citizens with other government services. Would such offerings tarnish the Postal Service's image and degrade what is still considered a public institution held in the public trust? Or should the Postal Service think creatively about new ways to use its large physical network? Would naming rights be an easy way to generate revenue in tough economic times? Or should the Postal Service focus on its core business?


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How many Russian Earth observation satellites will be in orbit by 2015?
Moscow (Voice of Russia) Nov 20, 2012
The launch of the Resurs-P spacecraft was postponed till the first quarter of 2013. This remote sensing satellite was to replace the Resurs-DK Number 1 spacecraft launched in 2006, which has already gone beyond its warranty period. Roskosmos plans to restore the group of remote sensing satellites by 2015-17, but apparently new spacecraft launch dates continue to be postponed. The press-service of the Federal Space Agency informs that the launch of the Resurs-P remote sensing satellite will be post ... read more
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