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CHRISTMAS came early for Stoke as they were among the points again in a 47-7 home win over high-flying Lichfield in Midlands One West.
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Stoke were assuming control of the contest by the time a line-out on the Lichfield 22 turned into a maul from which Pete Wilshaw touched down.
And Stoke came close to another half-century tally when the game ended with possession being won against the head for Tom Hughes to pick up and cross for a try converted by Christmas.
STAFFORD mixed aggressive attack with solid defence to win 14-12 at Bridgnorth in Midlands Two West (North).
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Rovio's Amazing Alex, launched last week and currently sits atop the App Store's Top Paid list on iPhone, while its iPad counterpart is in second place to the all-new Tiny Wings HD. With the game off to a good start, it isn't surprising that Rovio is set to release Amazing Alex on other platforms, according to the Verge.
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Posted 21 Feb 2012
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Good morning,
I have been looking for a reporting solution for my WPF project and downloaded the 60-day trial today as IMO the Telerik API's are the best I've seen. However, I seemed to have stumbled at the first hurdle.
I've created a .NET 4 app, (Not Client Profile) and tried to add a new report to the solution and I am getting the following error message in VS2010:
The vstemplate file references the wizard class 'Telerik.Reporting.Design.Wizard.AddNewReportWizard', which does not exist in the assembly 'Telerik.Reporting.Design, Version=22.214.171.124, Culture=neutral, PublicToken=a9d7983dfcc261be'.
Could someone help me with this because I'm keen to get on with the project and order Telerik Reporting if it does the job for me!
Thank you,
Paul Pitchford.
Note: The example solutions that have reports already in them seem to work great.
Hello Paul,
This is an issue that slipped into the Q1 2012 release. To fix it until we release an internal build/service pack addressing the issue, please do the following:
Sorry for the temporary inconvenience.
Thank you for your quick response. Your guide did the trick!
Cancel that. After running your instructions, I've just tried to add a new WPF form and now I am getting this error:
Could not find file 'c:\users\paul\appdata\local\microsoft\visualstudio\10.0\itemtemplatescache_{00000000-0000-0000-0000-0000000000}\visualBasic\WPF\1033\WPFWindow.zip\Window1.xaml'
Please could you tell me what has happened here!
Posted 22 Feb 2012
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I have this issue as well. Shouldn't this be listed in the known issues?
Fortunately running the Visual Studio repair feature on the setup DVD resolved this issue for me. This wasn't the start I was looking for especially considering that I am only a small freelance developer and this would be quite an investment for me! We'll have to see how the next 60 days go.
Thanks Paul. I'm running that now and I'll what happens.
Posted 23 Feb 2012
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Hi guys,
We were not able to reproduce such a problem in our local tests on a couple of machines. We successfully added WPF Page, Window and UserControl with no errors. The attached zip archive in this thread is only our VB item template, so we do not change any other templates in VS and the devenv.exe /installvstemplates command is needed in order to install the new template. The only possible explanation I can think of for such a weird problem (for which google knows nothing about) could be if you had somehow corrupted the WPF Window template and the installvstemplates command has installed the corrupted one.
Kind regards,
the Telerik team
I have same problem, but with c#. Is it possible to have zip file for c# version?
Posted 24 Feb 2012
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Changed assembly name in vstemplate, hope now it will work.
Version=220.127.116.11, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=a9d7983dfcc261be</Assembly>
Posted 27 Feb 2012
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Hi Jacek,
The C# item template is correct so there is no need for any manual change, the problem is only with the VB.NET item template.
Kind regards,
the Telerik team
Posted 28 Feb 2012
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"The C# item template is correct so there is no need for any manual change, the problem is only with the VB.NET item template."
I'm having this problem and I am using VB.NET
Hello Kevin,
Please use the modified item template and steps we provided in our first reply to resolve the problem.
All the best,
the Telerik team
I follow all of the instructions but it is not solving the issue. I keep getting the error. Using VB.NET and none of the instructions have resolved this issue. Would really be great if this gets resolved ASAP. I have a client depending on this functionality.
Posted 29 Feb 2012
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Same as Seth, I followed the instruction and the error persists even in C#.
I don't know if this is important to mention but I have installed VS.NET in a different location than the default one. Anything else I can do?, do you have a release date for a final fix?
Thanks in advance.
Posted 01 Mar 2012
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For this trick doesn't work. need help.
Hi guys,
@Andres and @Seth: if you are not logged in as Administrator, please do. Also if you are adding Telerik Reports directly to a web site project, be aware that the item template for web site projects is different. Our suggestion is to follow the Solution Structure help article and add reports to a separate class library.
@Andres: If VS is installed to a different location, then you should respectively change the path from the instructions.
@ISB - the error says it all, you should run the Visual Studio command prompt as administrator or best log-in with Administrator account.
All the best,
the Telerik team
Thank you, now it works.
Thanks Steve, I searched for the ItemTemplate for web projects and found it at:
Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ItemTemplates\Web\VisualBasic
and, as Jacek, I opened the Telerik_Reporting_Q1_2012.zip file, changed the class.vstemplate file, specifically the WizardExtension section for this:
<Assembly>Telerik.Reporting.Design.VisualStudio, Version=220.127.116.11, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=a9d7983dfcc261be</Assembly>
And now is working =)
Posted 05 Mar 2012
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Hi, I get the same error. but I don't have the beta relase
my version is 6.0. 12.215 (Feb 15, 2012)
I also uninstall all telerik repor tools and install it again
but the issue still remain. please let me kno if I have to copy the file too , or if you plan to fix this issue in some nightly release
Hi Giovanni,
As noted earlier, this is an issue that slipped into the Q1 2012 release. It would be fixed for an internal build/service pack, but for the time being you should follow the steps provided in my first post.
the Telerik team
I followed the instructions listed in the original fix, but it's still not working for me.
Open C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ItemTemplates\VisualBasic\Reporting and locate the Telerik ReportingItem Template Telerik_Reporting_Q1_2012.zip.
Posted 06 Mar 2012
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Hi Michael,
The path provided is for x32 OS. If you are running x64 bit machine, the correct path would be C:\Program Files (x86)\...
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Posted 08 Mar 2012
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I figured it out in my case:
There are two reference locations:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ItemTemplates\Web\VisualBasic
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ItemTemplates\VisualBasic\Reporting
The first path had the bad zip file Telerik_Reporting_Q1_2012.zip. in my case. Web App.
The solution only mentions the second path above.
Still had to run "devenv /installvstemplates"
Posted 09 Mar 2012
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Hey Steve.
I have the same problem.
I did everything as instructed. But still the exact same error. As soon as I add a Telerik Report into my C# Project the assembly reference"Telerik.Reporting, version=126.96.36.199" appears.
Ran the VS Command Prompt as Admin, and tried everything the others reported on this thread.
This is truly frustrating. Anything else that I could try?
Posted 13 Mar 2012
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Since buying a licence I found I couldn't add reports to the c# website project I've been working on (it worked fine on the trial version!) I've spent the best part of a day getting to the bottom of this having never previously pondered how VS plugins work, and have now resolved the issue. Part of the problem is that VS picks the template up from different places depending on what language you're using and what type of project you're building. To show this, in windows explorer go to
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ItemTemplates
and search for Telerik_Reporting_Q1_2012.zip. I found 4 versions, under
Each zip file contains a file with the extension .vstemplate which should contain the section
<Assembly>Telerik.Reporting.Design.VisualStudio, Version=220.127.116.11, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=a9d7983dfcc261be</Assembly>
As far as I can tell, the only one that's correct is the one in .\CSharp\Reporting. So I edited the .vstemplate file in the location relevant to me (.\Web\CSharp\Telerik_Reporting_Q1_2012.zip\Class.vstemplate), saved it out to my temp directory, reconstructed the zip file using my edited version and the other file(s) that were in it, and ran devenv /installvstemplates (as administrator).
I can now add reports to my website project, though the wizard doesn't fire up automatically as it does for a web application project for some reason. Having added a blank report I have to open it in design view and select Telerik/Reporting/Report Wizard from the menu.
Thanks to the other posters on this thread. Perhaps Telerik could get a proper fix out for this asap?
Posted 14 Mar 2012
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Hey Piers
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately this still did not resolve the problem for me. I have checked the Class.vstemplate files and it resembles the correct one posted. Installed the vstemplates over again as admin. But still get the error when adding a Report to my project.
Anyone else still having trouble with this?
Hi Henno,
can you create a new project using the ASP.NET Web Application template and add a report to that? I found that that worked before I did my fix to enable adding a report to a website project.
Posted 04 Apr 2012
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This worked perfectly for me. Thanks.
This kind of fix tho is another great reason why Telerik's gotta get a unified installer up and going, ... something akin to Steam, but for Telerik products.
Posted 05 Apr 2012
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Hello guys,
We've released an internal build that addresses this problem among other reported problems. You can see the release notes here.
the Telerik team
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It is interesting that with all of the complaints leveled against OSHA/DOSH . . . DLR seems to anecdotally, have a much worse history of accidents than WDW given WDW has more hotels and theme parks.
Off the top of my head: People Mover deaths decades ago, the Columbia death, the Big Thunder Mountain death, the accidents on Space Mountain.
I wonder if part of the reason why Alice's exterior is still "temporary" scaffolding years later is sort of a permanent display meant to serve as a visual reminder of OSHA's supposedly onerous policies. Also, you have Disney blaming the lack of a People Mover replacement on OSHA rules. Seems like something could be built which would satisfy OSHA.
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Founders Day was held on 4th July 2011 in the memory of Mr. Ishafaq Ahmed (the founder of PAC).Program started with the recitation of Holy Quran followed by the National Anthem. Annual Play was performed by the students and last but not the least prize distribution ceremony was held to honor those students who are pride of PAC. Maximum participation of students and our respectful guest made the event huge success.
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PAC team participated in ICAP inter REAT debate competition and secured 1st position.
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WWF carnival
WWF carnival was held at race Course Park on 13 Feb 2011. It was a fun event where people from all age groups participated in different activities and had fun.PAC stall was center of attraction for everyone because of the stall decorations and fun games set for the visitors.PAC team also distributed souvenirs among guests.
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FD. Sheikh, student of CA at PAC, secured First position in Creativeac Pakistan short story writing competition. The participants of the competitions were asked to come up with a short story in least possible words (i.e. 400 words). The competition was announced last year in December and results have been declared on 3rd February 2011.
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A Speech Competition was held at PAC CA campus on 24th December 2010. Students from all modules were invited to participate in the event. The topic of the day was: "Why not Pakistan?". The main reason behind this particular selection was to shed light, as well as to appease, the growing tide of anti-patriotism that is rampant in today`s youth. The Urdu topic selected was "SAB SE PEHLE PAKISTAN". Syeda Zahra Batool secured 1st position in the English debate, where as Ali Asad stood 1st in the Urdu debate.
As the event braced for its conclusion, a prize distribution ceremony was conducted in which Mr. Jaffar Hussain, Principal PAC, graciously filled in the role of chief guest, and handed out certificates to winners and participants. At the end, the Principal delivered a few words of wisdom to the audience. In retrospect, the efforts of the Organizing Committee members, who helped to make this event a huge success, must be applauded.
Naat & Qirat competition
A Naat & Qirat competition was held on 31st Dec 2010. Students from different modules participated in the event, and showcased their talents. Students recited different verses of the Quran, a spectacle which naturally introduced a wave of humility to pierce through the minds of the spectators. As the event neared its conclusion, Hafiz Muhammad Usman was awarded 1st position, and 2nd place was awarded to Hafiz Hesham Ahmed.Hafiz Muhammad Usman also stood 1st in the Naat Competition, where as Hafiz Asif Abbas stood 2nd ,and Muhammad Arshad Khan stood 3rd. Mr. Ijaz Butt ,Ms Mobila Kashif and Ms. Zainab Mubarik judged the event.
Coke Cricket Junoon Activity
Coke Industries organized a cricketing event in the vicinity of the ACCA campus and many of our students rushed to join in the spirit of the occasion. It was an awesome spectacle, and the participants` enthusiasm as they exhibited their surprisingly refined batting abilities, was a sight to behold. Although basically a part of Coke Industry`s Marketing strategy, the event succeeded in bringing to light the latent talents of our beloved students.
Imran Khan Donations
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Posted 13 June 2013 - 05:19 AM
Looking forward to this. I have the '90s issue of the '61 Ranchero. Was there a '60 Ranchero annual back in the day or only the '61?
Posted 13 June 2013 - 06:59 AM
Cool! I don't believe there was ever a '60 issue of the Ranchero - just the Falcon annual. Of course, the only real difference between a '60 and a '61 is the grille. Round 2 states "newly tooled 1960 grille".
Posted 13 June 2013 - 07:06 AM
Great! Be nice if those 'custom parts' included the sedan delivery parts... Would also love to see a re-issue of the keystone klassics to replace those goofball three spoke wheels in all the later releases of the Falcon.
Posted 13 June 2013 - 07:11 AM
hope the "potent 8 cylinder motor" isn't the thing that's been the recent reissues! Looking forward to this anyway...
Posted 13 June 2013 - 07:24 AM
I like the new dog dish hub caps, which have never been kitted before. The "potent 8 cylinder engine" was a BBC, but a resin straight 6 should take care of that.
Posted 13 June 2013 - 07:24 AM
hope the "potent 8 cylinder motor" isn't the thing that's been the recent reissues! Looking forward to this anyway...
I bet it is...wasn't that engine a BBC? IIRC the previous issues didn't have much engine compartment detail either..probably best to glue the hood shut or scrounge up a 6 cyl.
Posted 13 June 2013 - 07:38 AM
I can live with it, whatever it is. Mostly I'm just overjoyed to see this, and really impressed with AMT for their recent kits--they're really hittin' the note!!
Posted 13 June 2013 - 08:16 AM
Excellent !!!
Posted 13 June 2013 - 08:26 AM
Yes agreed, a straight six would have been nice, but unless you're willing to put in a whole lot of effort, just glue the hood shut. In addition to the motor, the engine compartment lacks shock towers and just about everything else. For those with ambition, the AMT '67 Mustang is probably the closest donor for most of that stuff.
Posted 13 June 2013 - 08:44 AM
Missing link also offers the engine bay separately.
Posted 13 June 2013 - 09:03 AM
All looks good to me! Wonder if some Trumpeter dirty bits might be raided to spiff this one up a little...
Posted 13 June 2013 - 01:21 PM
Well, Why did it not take!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"I want this one too, even though I have two Early Pre-butchered issues.
One an Original Styline, and the other a 'Desert Race/Rally' series "El Ranchero Grande"
Neither had an open hood Or engine!
But, Why do they need to put in only a 6? Why not a 4 Cylinder?
These Were Compacts after all weren't they??
Didn't they come Standard with a 4??
And, Sedan Delivery??
I don't remember a Body like that.
Or do you mean the Bed Cap often called a "Camper" top??"
Hope this one Posts!!!
Posted 13 June 2013 - 01:33 PM
Pretty sure Falcons never offered a 4-cylinder.
Posted 13 June 2013 - 01:38 PM
Can't wait. Hope the V8 is a 260.
Posted 13 June 2013 - 01:45 PM
I might have had the only 1960 Ranchero until now! This one was built from the crusty remains of original issue kits. The grill was all that was left from a child tortured '60 Falcon 2 door sedan. I would have liked the six too!
Posted 13 June 2013 - 02:22 PM
Dan, uh Ford never offered the four cylinder , used the 170 and a optional 200 six , both with solid lifters . Further , Falcon rancheros never got a v- 8 until about 1965. Even then, it was the 289 and that was a regular performance version . Several front end revisions were made at Ford to have the addition available . Namely, heavier springs ............
Posted 13 June 2013 - 02:52 PM
144, six in 1960 .
144 or 170 in 1961
The Falcon got it's first V8 in 1962 , 221 or a 260 while also having the 144 and 170 .
260, 289 V8 then 144,170,200 six 1963.
260,289 V8 then 170,200 six 1964.
These are Falcon engines but the Rancheros was close but had the bigger engine most of the time.
Edited by 1930fordpickup, 13 June 2013 - 03:07 PM.
Posted 13 June 2013 - 03:21 PM
The Falcon (and Ranchero) got the 260 V8 in late '63. Those cars are ofter referred to as "63 1/2s" although Ford didn't use that designation. Along with the engines, V8 cars also had upgraded steering, suspensions, brakes, rear ends and stronger unibodies.
Posted 13 June 2013 - 04:20 PM
I thought Gregg H. was the de-facto expert on these cars.... 1:1 version maybe?
SO .....Gregg??? was it "Betty-Boob"????


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Since his professional debut in 2003 at the age of 20, Robert Treviño has become an emerging force on the international music scene. The 2013/2014 season marks the third season as Associate Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Further engagements this season include debuts with the China Philharmonic, Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra, Orquestra de Cámara de Bellas Artes, National Orchestra of Guatemala, California Symphony Orchestra, Tallahassee Symphony, St. Petersburg Philharmonic, Santa Fe Symphony, Alabama Symphony, Cincinnati Opera, and re-engagements with the Bolshoi Theatre, Slee Sinfonietta, and Cincinnati Symphony. Maestro Treviño steps into his role this season as the Principal Conductor of the Shippensburg Music Festival following his acclaimed debut last summer.
Treviño's past symphonic and instrumental work includes numerous engagements with orchestras, festivals, and ensembles across North America, Europe, and Asia including the Symphonies of Cincinnati, Boston, St. Louis, Tallahassee, Napa Valley, New World, California, the Philharmonics of Los Angeles, Chicago, Louisiana, Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra, Aspen Music Festival Orchestra, Suwon Philharmonic of South Korea, Wuppertal Symphony of Germany, Montpellier National Orchestra of France, Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico Philharmonic of Mexico, the Millennium Chamber Players, and the Jusqu'aux Oreilles Festival of Canada. Of particular note was Treviño's month-long residency with the Helsinki Philharmonic where he has assisted Music Director Leif Segerstam on the complete symphonies of Sibelius.
In addition to his great volume of work in the instrumental realm, an important component of Treviño's career has been his work in opera. Treviño made an acclaimed debut with the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, Russia conducting Puccini's Tosca in the 2011/2012 season. His success with this production led to the orchestra bestowing upon him the title of 'Honorary Maestro of the Bolshoi". He was also immediately reengaged for two more seasons by the Bolshoi to conduct performances of Puccini's Tosca as well as a new production and residency in the 2013/14 season for a new production of Verdi's Don Carlos. Treviño served as Associate Conductor and Guest Conductor for the New York City Opera at Lincoln Center from 2009 - 2011, where he led the company in world premieres of five operas as part of the annual VOX: American Opera Series, in addition to his work on productions: Bernstein's A Quiet Place and Mozart's Don Giovanni. Additionally, In 2011 Robert conducted the Tanglewood Music Festival Opera Center's production of Milhaud's Trios Operas Minutes, directed by Mark Morris.
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Robert Treviño is a laureate of the 2010 Evgeny Svetlanov International Conducting Competition and was awarded the 2009 James Conlon Prize for Excellence in Conducting at the Aspen Music Festival and School by David Zinman. He also won a 2010 Career Assistance Award and the 2012 Career Development Award from the Sir George Solti Foundation, and was a featured conductor at the 2011 Bruno Walter National Conductor Preview. In summer 2011, Mr. Treviño was selected by James Levine to be one of three conducting fellows at the Tanglewood Music Festival as the Seiji Ozawa Conducting Fellow where he worked with artists such as Mark Morris, Kurt Masur, and Emanuel Ax.
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Unable to speak, he summoned enough energy to thrash about knocking over the IV pole containing bottles of blood.
He'd offer a 10–15 point start on a game to 21 and thrash all comers.
That means both will have to thrash through August primaries.
1580s, "to separate grains from wheat, etc., by beating," dialectal variant of threshen (see thresh). Sense of "beat (someone) with (or as if with) a flail" is first recorded c.1600. Meaning "to make wild movements like those of a flail or whip" is attested from 1846. Related: Thrashed; thrashing. Type of fast heavy metal music first called by this name 1982.
To move wildly or violently, without accomplishing anything useful. Paging or swapping systems that are overloaded waste most of their time moving data into and out of core (rather than performing useful computation) and are therefore said to thrash. Thrashing can also occur in a cache due to cache conflict or in a multiprocessor (see ping-pong).
Someone who keeps changing his mind (especially about what to work on next) is said to be thrashing. A person frantically trying to execute too many tasks at once (and not spending enough time on any single task) may also be described as thrashing.
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Wednesday, July 1st, 2009 at 3:44 pm in Corkheads.
If you haven't been, you should check out this annual party at JC Cellars' urban winery in Oakland from 1 to 4 p.m. on July 19. I checked it out last summer and it was packed. I even met some of the growers that JC Cellars works with.
For the $20 price ($25 at the door), you get 12 wines from Jeff Cohn's Rhone-driven porfolio, light bites provided by what is probably a highly Twittered taco truck, cheese, and Tucker's Syrah and chocolate chip ice cream served fresh in cones.
Who needs sand?
Don your flip flops and take the Lake Merritt exit off Bart. Let me know what you think of the 2006 Broken Compass, Jeff's new blend of Syrah and Petit Sirah. I'm curious. For more information, visit JC Cellars.
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ARE you middle-aged and partial to cheeseburgers? A study suggests people like you are at a much greater risk of dying from cancer than your peers on a low-protein diet. But critics say there is no need to alter your diet on the evidence available.
Morgan Levine at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles and colleagues analysed a dietary survey of more than 6300 people in the US aged over 50. Those aged 50-65 at the time of the survey and on a high-protein diet – one where protein supplied a fifth of calories – were 75 per cent more likely to have died over the following 18 years than their peers whose protein intake accounted for less than 10 per cent of calories. The high-protein eaters also had a cancer death rate four times that of their low-protein peers (Cell Metabolism, DOI: 10.1016/j.cmet.2014.02.006).
But Tim Key from Cancer Research UK says the study is too small to draw robust conclusions. What's more, it was based on one survey of what people ate in the previous 24 hours, says Catherine Collins, chief dietician at St George's Hospital, London. "It implies people's diet doesn't change over 18 years. They are making massive assumptions," she says.
The authors recommend eating less protein in middle age, but Collins disagrees. "We don't need to do anything different, nor should we be worried about it [on the strength of this study]", she says.
This article appeared in print under the headline "Now it's a midlife protein crisis"
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Fountain City was originally a separate suburban community from Knoxville, and was the largest unincorporated city in the United States until its annexation by the city of Knoxville in 1962. Fountain City was first known as Fountain Head, named for the large fountain in the center of the city.
In the late 1800s, people came to the present day Fountain City Park area to camp overnight. They used water from the Fountain Head for cooking and drinking. The park was a gathering place in the 1800s when religious camp meetings were held in the vicinity of Fountain Head. At the campground, many large revivals were held.
Fountain Head acquired a reputation as a health resort and during the yellow fever epidemics in Memphis in the 1870s. Many refugees left Memphis and came to the mountains of East Tennessee. A group took shelter in the cabins in the Fountain Head campground, where several refugees died. The people of the neighborhood were reluctant to bury the remains. W.A. Conner and George Weaver volunteered to do so and buried them in the Smithwood cemetery.
The gazebo dedicated on May 27, 1991 was built to resemble the gazebo in the Park in the 1860s. At its dedication, citizens buried a time capsule containing present day memorabilia. The park was a hub of city social life in its early days, having a dance hall and bandstand.


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Boxes that sense the weight of their contents and books that talk back when pages are turned could be developed using technology being tested by researchers at MIT in the US.
They are making paper with wires, sensors, and computer chips embedded, a technology dubbed 'Pulp-based' computing.
Marcelo Coelho, now at MIT's Media Lab in Boston, US, presented progress on the project this week at the International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing in Innsbruck, Austria.
Swedish researchers have previously used a slightly different technique have made interactive paper for billboard adverts.
Other research groups are also working on so-called electronic paper - flexible displays designed to make computer screens more like traditional paper. But Coelho and Patti Maes at MIT and colleagues at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, are instead blending traditional paper-making skills with electronic components (see a video of the production process and some applications).
Although paper-making is an ancient process, "only now we have developed the material technology to make paper sheets that are responsive and interactive," says Coelho, who began the project while at XS Labs, a department within Concordia University that receives some external funding.
Conductive ink
To make electronically-enhanced paper the team produces a layer of paper pulp and lays down wires or patterns of conductive ink on top. Adding another layer of pulp, pressing and drying it leaves electronics embedded within the paper.
This can give the paper a range of new abilities. For example, a spiral of conductive ink can act as either a speaker or a touch sensor, the researchers show. Watch this video clip to see paper speakers, LEDs and sensors in action.
Current running through the speaker spiral makes the paper vibrate and produce sound. The quality is not yet good enough to produce speech, but Coelho says it "works well enough for feedback sounds and simple melodies."
The same spirals can also work as sensors to detect the touch or proximity of a finger, using the same technology behind laptop touch-pads. Touching the paper or holding a hand close to its surface changes the way electricity flows through the spiral.
Bend sensor
Adding two layers of conductive ink allows the paper to sense when it bends. If incorporated in a book, such pages "could play sounds or light up as they are turned, supporting more interactive forms of storytelling," Coelho suggests. They could also allow cardboard boxes to sense the weight inside them by measuring the stresses on their walls, he adds.
"The advantage of paper over other materials is that we can make interactive objects that still look and behave like paper," Coelho says. People can interact with pulp-based computers as they would with paper, he adds, folding or writing on it, or even ripping it up.
Jean-Baptiste Labrune of the University of Paris-Sud in Orsay, France, says pulp-based computing could be useful.
"Paper-based computation is an expression of one future area for electronics - flexible and stretchable circuits," Labrune adds. "This means that we could think about computational objects without the traditional limits of electronics."
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THE Zambia Union of Financial Institutions and Allied Workers (ZUFIAW) has sought an injunction from the court to restrain its president, Cephas Mukuka from interfering with the general secretary, Joyce Simukoko's duties.
The union argues that Mr Mukuka's conduct is causing confusion and embarrassment to the establishment.
ZUFIAW wants the Lusaka High Court to order Mr Mukuka of Kaunda Square Stage II not to interfere with Ms Simukoko's functions and that his actions were intended at destabilising the union.
The union further wants a declaration that Mr Mukuka's powers as president under its constitution were collective and could only be exercised once there was an appropriate resolution of the national executive council (NEC).
ZUFIAW has contended that Mr Mukuka's letter of November 19 in which he forced Ms Simukoko to go on early retirement was null and void.
This is contained in a statement of claim filed before the principal registry on Friday by ZUFIAW lawyers Simeza, Sangwa and Company.
It stated that ZUFIAW was a trade union duly registered under the Industrial and Labour Relations Act chapter 269 of the Laws of Zambia and that Mr Mukuka was the president of its union currently on suspension on disciplinary grounds.
ZUFIAW said on May 21, last year, during its 12th NEC meeting held in Livingstone and chaired by Mr Mukuka, Ms Simukoko notified the union that she would vacate her position at the end of her term and would not be available for re-election at the next quadrennial conference scheduled for early next year.
And according to the affidavit in support of an interim injunction application filed by ZUFIAW vice-president Chinga Msiska of Parklands, Kitwe, Mr Mukuka, with a view to destabilise the union, has ganged up with disgruntled members of the union and engaged in activities contrary to the interests of the union.
Mr Msiska said Mr Mukuka made a lone decision over Ms Simukoko's retirement.
He stated that her position was an elective one which did not terminate before the conference unless on disciplinary grounds but Ms Simukoko was currently not facing any of such.
"The defendant's action in collusion with some of our disgruntled members who either have been disciplined or are facing disciplinary charges have engaged in activities aimed at destabilising the union and frustrating the preparations for the conference," Mr Msiska said.
He charged that Mr Mukuka's ill conceived actions could be evidenced by his unilateral decision to force Ms Simukoko into retirement by December 10, 2012 without consulting NEC.
He said Mr Mukuka had continued to create divisions in the union by approaching district officials and councillors to side with him and cause confusion in the union.


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| Pyongyang, June 12 (KCNA) -- Staff members of the Russian embassy here laid a wreath before the Liberation Tower on Saturday on the occasion of the national day of Russia.
Attending the wreath-laying ceremony were Ambassador Valery E. Sukhinin and staff members of the Russian embassy.
The participants laid a wreath and bouquets before the tower and paid silent tribute to the fighters of the Soviet Army who fell in the battles for the liberation of Korea.
Then, they laid a wreath and bouquets before the cemetery of the fallen Soviet Army soldiers in Sadong District.
Meanwhile, staff members of the Russian embassy laid bouquets before the statue of the Soviet Army in Nampho City and the Liberation Tower in Haeju City.
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U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest just struck down NDAA, the highly protested law recently signed by Obama that contains a small paragraph allowing for the indefinite detention of persons regardless of citizenship simply based on the military's suspicion of collusion with al Qaeda, and without requirement of any proof whatsoever. This carte blanche ends when "hostilities" end, or whenever the military would deem it so.
This shocking overriding of the first and fifth amendments was challenged almost immediately by a group of activists including Chris Hedges and Noam Chomsky. The group calls themselves "Freedom Seven".
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On Nov. 14 the woman called Niceville Police to report the theft. She said she was drinking the night before and a neighbor who lives behind her walked into her house. When she woke up the next morning, 28 Oxycodone 5mg pills were missing from her prescription bottle.
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A master plan at Mississippi State University currently under development includes several goals, including reducing water and energy consumption and movement toward longer-term transportation options.
Roger Baker, MSU campus master planner, provided an overview of the plan to to the Greater Starkville Development Partnership board of directors on Friday.
He provided a copy of his presentation, which included several goals for the plan. These include:
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• Listened as Mayor Parker Wiseman provided and update on the progress of the Cotton Mill Marketplace project. Wiseman said: "They are progressing very, very quickly."
There are public components of the project the city will manage, Wiseman said. The city has received approval for an $8 million Community Development Block Grant for a parking garage, the mayor said. Plus, as of this week, officials received approval for $3.8 million in highway grants, he said. This will be used primarily for what he described as a "fantastic" overhaul of Russell Street from Cotton Crossing to Highway 12. This includes converting this segment of the street into a boulevard with the addition of sidewalks.
""The month of December will be a big month for them and all signs are positive they're going to be able to put the project together," Wiseman said.
The scope of the project includes a rework of the Cooley Building to convert it into a conference center, plus a hotel, restaurant, the parking deck "wrapped with mixed-use development," he said. In total, the project will be a more-than $60 million development project, Wiseman said, describing it as "transformational."
• Adopted its 2010-11 Budget. After the meeting Maynard provided deals on spending plan. The organiztion's numbers are showing a little bit less revenue due to a large donor who came to the end of a Vision 2010, Maynard said.
"We've scaled back our expenses to work within reasonable revenue expectations," he said.
GSDP officials intend to launch a capital campaign in the spring with goals to broaden the organization's operational budget in the future to "position us for increased marketing and development activities designed to grow the economy and to enhance member services," Maynard said.
The organization will work with a budget of $642,300, down $12,570 from this past year's $654,870.
• Heard the board's Nominating Committee, led by Terry Kemp, will work to fill two open slots on the board.
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