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Samy Bouzaglo and Amy Bouzaglo, the owners of Amy's Baking Company in Scottsdale, Ariz. had a complete and total Facebook meltdown Tuesday (May 14) in light of the internet's response to their 15 minutes of fame on FOX's "Kitchen Nightmares."
During the episode, Team Bouzaglo attacked a customer with a round of screaming f-bombs and got into a near physical confrontation with two young men. Police were called to the scene and eventually the show's star, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, pulled the plug on production.
"It's finally happened," Ramsey says. "After almost 100 'Kitchen Nightmares,' I've met two owners who I could not help. ... In a short period of time, they've managed to piss off the community and go through over 100 employees in one year."
The Samy updates threatened legal action against every internet user who gave the restaurant a bad review. One post, screencapped by the folks at Rock Candy Media before its deletion, reads, "You are all little punks. Nothing. you are all noting. We are laughing at you. All of you, just fools. We have God on our side, you just have your sites."
By the end of the day, the Amy's Baking Company Facebook page was cleared of the bizarre posts. A status update now reads:
"Obviously our Facebook, YELP, Twitter and Website have been hacked. We are working with the local authorities as well as the FBI computer crimes unit to ensure this does not happen again. We did not post those horrible things."
Facebook users responded in disbelief, and rightfully so. One poster writes, "You're crazy as s***. Signed, Westboro Baptist Church." That particular comment garnered more than 3,500 likes in three hours' time.
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The device is expected to become available mid-October, with MakerBot currently taking pre-orders online at $1,400.
MakerBot already has two popular 3D printers on the market, the Replicator 2 and the Replicator 2X, but the digitizer could revolutionize the market by speeding up the design-to-deployment process in many industries.
Other Side of the Equation
While the 3D printing process is relatively easy, creating the digital model used to do the printing is not. Online services such as Thingiverse offer thousands of user-created models, but if you cannot find a design for something, then you have to model the physical product yourself.
The MakerBot Digitizer changes the process by allowing people to take any small item -- a human hand, a computer mouse, a cup -- and turn it into a digital design that can be replicated in a 3D printer and even used by other people across the world.
The Digitizer consists of a turntable with two lasers and a camera that can scan objects up to 8 inches in size. The company says it can capture details as small as 0.5mm and that its dimensional accuracy is within 2mm. Scans take about 12 minutes to produce.
MakerBot has already made the printing side of the business more accessible with printers costing around $2,500, but without a way to upload designs, a lot of people have yet to see a use for 3D printing. MakerBot CEO Bre Pettis has called the Digitizer a "game changer."
In addition to MakerBot's device, various projects from crowdfunded groups have come up with ways to assemble 3D scans. One device, which uses a Microsoft Kinect, has gained a lot of attention. With these types of devices becoming capable of turning physical objects into manipulatable data, 3D printing has a bright future.
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In March, Dartmouth business professor Richard D'Aveni wrote in the Harvard Business Review that "3D printing will change the world," and it seems D'Aveni may be right. The market for 3D printing is taking off, particularly among hobbyists and other consumers, and while their projects often are impressive, the potential for 3D printing goes far beyond making a cup or a toy.
Physicians believe 3D printing could revolutionize the medical-devices industry with the ability to quickly print organs or limbs for patients. Engineers have already successfully manufactured human livers that could work.
On the other hand, 3D printers also can be used for projects like the recent printed gun project in Canada. Engineers were able to construct a rifle made from 3D printable materials and then fire bullets with it before it broke apart after 14 shots.
The gun was not very high tech and could only shoot once before having to go through a relatively long loading process. However, for better or worse, 3D printing will change the lives of many.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Dave Bolland had two goals and an assist, Marian Hossa scored twice against the team that knocked him out of last year's playoffs and the Chicago Blackhawks spoiled another celebration by holding off the Phoenix Coyotes 6-4 Sunday night. Chicago ruined the Los Angeles Kings' Stanley Cup banner-raising ceremony Saturday with a flurry of goals and did the same thing to the Coyotes after their Pacific Division banner unveiling. Hossa had two goals and an assist against the Kings in his first game since being knocked out of last year's playoffs on a blindside hit by Phoenix's Raffi Torres. Against the Coyotes, Hossa scored 50 seconds before Viktor Stalberg in the second period and again 14 seconds into the third. The Coyotes pulled within a goal when Martin Hanzal and Shane Doan scored 50 seconds apart, but Bolland made it 6-4 with his second goal 22 seconds later. Patrick Sharp also scored for the Blackhawks, who have 11 goals in two games. David Moss and ...
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Husbands and wives of people with Parkinson's disease have been found to share some of the disabilities of the disease. Long-term partners of patients display mild forms of the shuffling gait, taut muscles and hunched posture regarded as classic signs of Parkinson's disease. The effect is so small, however, that it is usually undetectable.
Parkinson's mostly affects people over 50, and about one person in every thousand has the disease. Its cause is a reduced level of the neurotransmitter dopamine, but the only accepted way of diagnosing it is by its outward signs.
Researchers from Northwick Park Hospital in London and the Medical Research Council's Clinical Research Centre subjected 20 Parkinson's patients and their spouses to a battery of tests that quantified these signs. They also studied a control group of 20 unaffected couples.
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Built in 1925 by John Smallman, The Windermere Manor is a faithful architectural reflection of Tudor, England and a fitting tribute to John's father Thomas, a founding member of The Imperial Oil Company.
The Smallman family had a passion for breeding and racing horses. Down the path between the hotel and Manor House, there are remnants of an old stone bridge that was once part of a horse run that wound through the property. The original farm was a horse farm and cash crops were also grown.
Although slightly altered, the Manor's interior retains the feeling of a by-gone era of warmth and luxury. The baronial splendor of the Grand Hall, with it's lofty ceilings, hand-hewn beams, oak balcony and welcoming wood-burning stone fireplace all echo a by-gone era of pageantry and privilege. The hotel is built atop of what was once the large in-ground swimming pool.
After extensive renovations on the existing Manor House, The Windermere Manor opened it's doors in 1991 as a component of the University of Western Ontario's Research Development Park offering meeting/conference facilities, food and beverage and hotel accommodations. Windermere Manor is a hotel, restaurant, banquet hall, and conference facility – all with resort-like atmosphere.
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"Most no-name sets offer a good enough picture quality for most people, and sometimes very good picture quality," says David Katzmaier, CNET's TV editor. For example, LCD panels from Sam's Club mainstay Vizio actually come from upmarket TV maker LG.
For maximum picture for the price, we like the Maxent MX-50X3 50-inch plasma (we found it as low as $2,400) and the Vizio L32HDTV 32-inch LCD (as low as $1,000).
Still want the name-brand luster? Most major manufacturers and retailers dump overstocked and reconditioned gear on outlet sites, with markdowns as high as 60 percent. We found a new Philips 32-inch LCD for $800 (at www.outlet.philips.com, regularly $1,075) and a Zenith 5.1-channel, 300-watt home-theater system for $125 (at Circuit City's outlet, regularly $230).
The finishing touch: Expand your film library by swapping unwanted movies at peerflix.com, which matches you with others for by-mail trades--at only $1 per trade.
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At the Symantec Vision Conference 2014, Arellia announced the launch of Arellia 8. Arellia 8 is the next evolution in corporate IT security. It offers advanced capabilities in group policy administration, remote computer management, Integration with helpdesk consoles including ServiceNOW and LANDesk ServiceDesk, and policy filters.
Arellia 8 Local Security Solution provides broad set of capabilities to apply security policies to Windows endpoints. Local Security Solution has a long history of enabling organizations to manage local accounts, local groups, local password, and services on Windows desktops and servers. With the release of Arellia 8, Local Security Solution now supports functions to better utilize Group Policy Objects – GPOs - within an organization.
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SEIU's Eliseo Medina: "We will work with President Obama to seize this moment in history."
WASHINGTON, DC -- Eliseo Medina, International Secretary-Treasurer of the Service Employees International Union and a long-time leader in the immigrant justice movement, issued the following statement after the Inauguration of President Obama:
"As President Obama took the public oath office today, he fittingly placed his hand on the Bibles owned by President Lincoln and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., two great men who dreamed of and strived for justice.
"History will remember President Obama as the realization of the American Dream that was based on our nation's founding principles, "that all men are created equal" and that among our rights are "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
"The president reaffirmed those principles during his Inaugural Address while also reminding us that our nation was founded and built by immigrants. He challenged us to seek common ground on the great issues facing our nation, such as immigration reform.
"We will work with President Obama to seize this moment in history and restore justice in our immigration system. As Dr. King once instructed us, "The time is always right to do what is right." The time to do commonsense immigration reform is now.
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I'm trying to write a script which will live on my server at home and
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I've got everything working fine, except for the e-mail part. Whenever it
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The Car Club website is offering car owners the chance to rent out cars when they are not using them. The service will launch in 2012.
The club will be run through Haji-Ioannou's online rental firm Easycar.
It will also offer customers the chance to rent cars closer to home than the main players in the car rental business, The Car Club claims.
Cars registered on the database will be insured by The Car Club during use and will be fitted with an automated tracker system, so car owners can feel secure their cars are in safe hands.
Sir Stelios currently runs a car brokerage service, which will sit alongside the new car-sharing initiative.
Hoberman will invest in the business through the venture capital firm PROfounders Capital.
Sir Stelios said: "Rather than having to buy the cars to be rented and pay the ownership costs, this business model relies on the fact that there are plenty of underused cars on the road already, and that is lazy capital that can be put to work again."
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SWANSEA is to get a royal visitor for St David's Day.
The Queen will be in the city to present leeks to troops from 3rd Battalion The Royal Welsh on Saturday, March 2.
The monarch will arrive at Swansea railway station, where she will be greeted by the Lord Lieutenant of West Glamorgan Byron Lewis before being escorted to the Guildhall for the leek parade.
The Queen — who is Colonel-in-Chief of the battalion — will then attend a reception with the soldiers and their families, before having a civic lunch. Former Swansea Council leader Chris Holley, who met the Queen when she opened the city's rebuilt LC leisure centre in 2008, said: "This is a great honour for the city.
"Swansea has shown its support for our armed forces over the years, and it is tremendous that Her Majesty is coming here to take part in the St David's Day leek ceremony with the Royal Welsh.
"It will be a very special occasion for Wales's premier city and I hope the crowds turn out to show their support.''
The Queen last visited South West Wales in May last year when she went to Margam Park as part of her jubilee tour with the Duke of Edinburgh.
As well as touring the park the royal couple attended a reception and lunch for 160 guests who represented different organisations, charities and also those from the world of sport, business and politics.
The Queen's trip to Swansea next week will start around 11.30am.
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Should you get a white iPhone 4 or wait for iPhone 5?
Apple has just announced the white iPhone 4 and it goes on sale tomorrow -- but should you get one now or wait and get an iPhone 5 this fall?
The white iPhone 4 was originally announced alongside the black one back at WWDC 2010 last June but for a variety of production related reasons, has taken 10 long months for Apple to ship. That means, when it finally arrives tomorrow, it will essentially be the same device that's been on sale in black form for almost a year. Now don't get me wrong, the fact that iPhone 4 is still a top of the line phone this long after its launch is a testament to the quality of Apple's hardware and the frequency of their software updates. Still, it's not a new iPhone, it's just a new color.
The iPhone 5 was expected to launch in June, just a couple of months from now, because for the last 4 years that's exactly when new iPhones have launched. This year, however, everything we've heard, and everything a lot of respected sites have heard, pegs the release date as fall 2011 -- September or October. That's 3 or 4 months later than usual and 5-6 months from now. And until Apple introduces it, likely at their annual iTunes and iPod event, we have no idea how big an update it will be. It could be an iPhone 3GS style incremental update, with the same case but a new A5 processor and maybe an improved camera, or it could be the total redesign I've been hoping for and others keep teasing. There's just no way to know.
So we go back to our usual advice on these things -- if you absolute have to buy a new iPhone tomorrow or in the next couple of months, and white is the color you want or have been waiting for, then get it. Get it and be proud. It's a great device that will easily carry you another year or two, especially with iOS 5 this year, and future updates to come.
If you can wait, however, if you don't need a new iPhone but just want one, if it's a nice to have but not a must have, then wait. Wait until iPhone 5 if you can. Wait until you can't wait any more. Then buy and be happy with what you bought!
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Should you get a white iPhone 4 or wait for iPhone 5?
The iPhone 4 was a large enough leap for you 3G owners to take, but you didn't. I guess if you waited that long what's a few months? I've been enjoying mine since day 1 and never regretted it. Can't wait for the 5
What if we couldn't take the leap until halfway the (assumed) product cycle? Lots of people were buying 3G's right up until the 3GS launched.
By the time I could upgrade, I was willing to wait till June for the next model, so I wasn't stuck with an iPhone 4 in a couple of years that was no longer supported by new software. I'm still willing to wait till fall, if that's what happens, but I and many others in my situation won't be happy if Apple goes back to June releases in 2012, especially if it's a much larger upgrade.
i am weird about things like this but being male also adds to it greatly i am sure. i can not fathom anyone with an iphone 5 in black wanting an iphone 4 in a different color just cause someone painted the face of it ( over exhaggeration ) maybe if you are upping from a 3 - 36 etc but paaaalease.
I'm getting the iPhone 5 which by the way is coming out in June 2011. I hate rumors. I'm the type of person that likes to hear it from the bulls mouth not the ass...
I was originally holding out for the White to upgrade from my 3GS, however now seems to be too little too late for me. So I shall wait a few more months and opt for iPhone 5.
Anyone want to buy a black iPhone 4? If so, go buy a white and I'll trade you.
Its just a new color with the same design & specs. C'mon iphone 5 or 4s for sure
I love white buy its too late released, i already have black iphone 4, anyone want to trade white iphone 4 with my black iphone 4?
This is the same issue I was presented with in February. As a Verizon user, with a Pre plus that seemed to overheat and fry the radios on a quarterly basis, I had to ask myself "do you really want to put up with that until July? or potentially longer if they stagger AT&T and Verizon releases?"
Ultimately, my answer was a resounding NO, and I was pre-ordering at 2:50 AM Eastern on 2/3.
And I love my iPhone. Will the next iPhone be an improvement? Yup. No doubt. But my iPhone 4 impresses me each and every day, and is a pleasure to use. So no iPhone 5 for me...
Besides, then there will be the iPhone 6, and that will be even better than the 5...And I'll be upgrade eligible.
Unfortunately, the problem to decide is compounded by a commitment to a wireless carrier. We all know that the real-world retail cost of an iPhone 4 is probably less than that of an iPad 2, but since wireless carriers want contracts, the price is unjustifiably inflated by $300. If Apple would only side with the customer on this one, they would have been selling world iPhones straight out of their stores, to which we could choose our carriers and plans (and even opt out of those stupid mandatory data plans).
I upgraded last year from a iPhone 3G to a iPhone 3GS. Never had any regrets. Now I'm almost up for a new phone, but I'll hold on to my 3GS until the iPhone5 is released.
iPhone 5 will be thinner, more powerful, and boasting all of these great things that make the previous version look utterly inferior. That's the trend.
With that said, why get an iPhone 4 months before 5 comes out? +1 w/ everyone else...wait. Apple blew it w/ the white iPhone and it is a little too late.
Since I will be switching to Verizon when I buy my 1st iPhone, I want to be sure I will get the unlimited data plan. I don't know if Verizon will still be offering unlimited data when the iPhone 5 comes out.
If you're one of the people on Verizon who have been holding off on buying an iPhone 4 (upgrade date was way back in Feb) based on the assumption and rumors that Apple was planning to stick to its yearly iPhone release schedule (June-July time frame); and now you know that it may not be released until 5-6 months later, it might make sense to make the jump now instead of holding off for another 5-6 months longer (which would bring the total up to about 9 months give or take).
I will be getting the white IP4 on Verizon for the following reasons - 1. Im a girl & isnt color a girl issue ? 2. I have 3 of the lines on my account due for an upgrade this year so IF the IP5 comes out later in the year, I will just pass the white IP4 down to my kids & get the IP5. Works out perfect - FOR ME.
I wanted the white model from the beginning. I have a white 3Gs now, which is badly cracking in the case, the silent mode button has failed and the sleep button is starting to.
the "4s" will just be a spec bump and you'll wait till September for that. The REAL upgrade of iPhone 5 won't happen until at least June of 2012, and perhaps September if they make that the new regular upgrade time.
By getting the White 4 now, I start my upgrade clock NOW so that I'm eligible when the 5 comes out (I'm only just now able to upgrade for the low price since I got my 3Gs in Dec 09)
So that's why I'm upgrading. And I hate cases so I'll get to look at the white, which is so much better looking than the black...
Unless you do not have an iPhone, and your contract is up, I would wait for the iPhone 5. With so many rumors, and now people saying iOS 4.3.xx causing problems. Some have reverted back to 4.1. Apple should have it all corrected by iPhone 5. It does not matter when it comes out, I bet they are waiting for the cloud service, and all the bells plus suped up hardware, and software. I still think they will put out the hardware iPhone 5 in June, and have the cloud running in sept with a software update. Having an iPhone 5 launch in sept the same time as an iPod Touch 5 would take away sales of the touch. Apple likes to keep things separate. No I have no proof, but release dates with Apple are etched in stone. If they change that, will it change all their product dates?
The only reason worth holding out for an iPhone at this point would be an upgrade to 4G speeds which won't be available until iPhone 6. If this is your first iPhone, the changes expected from 4 to 5 aren't compelling enough to wait 4-5 more months. Why wait for the same thing that is slightly faster with incrementally better camera? But if you have a 3G or 3GS I can see how it might be worth the wait. Either way, the sooner you get the iPhone 4 the sooner you are eligible to upgrade to a 4G capable iPhone 6!
I have a secon line available for upgrade. I have the iPhone 4 on my primary line so I've got all the time in the world. I can wait until December, or even next year. I will still get the white iPhone 5....whenever.
In many ways Apple has been consistent, but I think they may actually change things up a bit in terms of new launches, and therefore I don't necessarily believe that their release dates are set in stone. Note, iPhone and Ipod touches are just a couple of their products. They have plenty of other product upgrades that they can launch in the summer in lieu of the iphone 5. Furthermore, with rumors looming over a new macbook upgrade and even development of an Apple television, they don't have anything to worry about in terms of one product taking away the sales of another...they'll have good rotations to play with either way.
That said, I also have a 3GS which has been wonderful to me; but after over 1.5 years it also has begun to fall apart. It still predominantly functions well, but all buttons have fallen off, forcing me to turn power on and off with a hair clip or pin and I also have no option of adjusting volume from the side. The fact that I am just now eligible for an upgrade, makes the launch of the white iphone 4 great timing. Nevertheless, my only grapple is that whether the white one came out or not, I would have purchased a new phone this week anyway. Hence, the conundrum--as a female, do I go for the more feminine, aesthetic white or stick with the sleek and classic black?
I like how you just imagined a ton of new Apple announcements that are nowhere near happening. MacBooks just got refreshed 2 months ago, Apple isn't making a television, and iPhone is by far their biggest moneymaker. It is the product that keeps the lights on (well, there's that stack of $40 billion sitting around too).
First and foremost, unless you utterly HAVE to have a white iPhone 4, it would be completely idiotic to get one. It's the same as the black one in every way. Also, personally, I think the white is a feminine color for the iPhone anyway.
Secondly, as far as launch date is concerned, we heard various rumors regarding the delay of iPad2 and what not. Let us take a moment to remember how that one turned out.....
They launched it a month before the 1 year mark. Apple is fully aware that there product is getting long in the tooth. They know that other companies are trying their best to release these phones with better and more ridiculous specs faster so they can capture more and more market share. If Apple were to wait, they'd lose a piece of that marketshare that they would never get back. I don't think apple is that stupid. I BELIEVE that apple will launch some iteration of iPhone in June. Whether it will be an iPhone 4S, 5 or 4G remains to be seen. From what understand, Apple regularly has 3-5 different prototypes for testing any of which they can pick from at any moment. I'm sure with their manufacturing ties, that they've developed over the years, they can start ordering parts and having production done within weeks. I could be completely wrong, but I doubt it...
What many of you forget is that for the average Joe consumer, the i4 is still the top of it's class (in New Zealand anyway), and try don't know that i5 rumors are around the corner. So I don't think apple left it too late and I believe the white will sell well and give a boost to their i4 sales. Would I get the white i4 right now? Heck no and neither would any tech blog reader or gadget enthusiast. We however do not make up the majority of iPhone sales.
It is also a testament to how great the i4 is that it can sell next to brand new phones a year later and still have nothing to be ashamed of. Love mine!
as a noniphone owner that's been waiting for a new iphone and to get out of it's contract soon there is ZERO chance i'd get a white iphone 4.
I don't want a year old phone now. And i don't own an iphone.
iphone 4 doesn't appease me. doesn't even interest me. plus i don't want a white phone.
I love the iPhone 4. I really do. However, I would wait. You get the latest Apple greatness in a few months. However! If you don't care about being "ahead of the curve" or an "early adopter" get the iPhone 4. It's by far the best entry level iPhone. Honestly, this is what should've came out in '07! ;-)
if you have the apple care plan, can you go and exchange it for a white iphone 4?
No, Apple Care is only for defective products. If you have a defective iPhone, I'd imagine you could request a white replacemnt.
They may have some type of incentive for people that purchased a black one because they were waiting too long for a white one.
The true answer to your question is "we'll see"
I have been going over this all day. My final decision was to wait two weeks and then get the iphone 4. Why you ask? First off I am a 1.5 year 3GS owner who is up for upgrade and whose iphone is starting to fall apart. Second by waiting two weeks before upgrading it allows for the completion of WWDC (june 6-9) before my 30 return period is up. So if the iphone 5 comes in june I will return my 4 and get the 5. But if it is delayed as has been rumored i will keep my 4 and have started my 2 year count down 1 month earlier. Just my thoughts.
Just got the iPhone 4 (white) because I thought it was cool and different. I know I probably should've waited for 5, but I was about to throw my BB storm out a window! I LOVE my new iPhone! It is my first...did I say I LOVE it? When my next upgrade is available I will just get the iphone 6 or 7 or XX, whatever is available. :)
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omg... i REALLY REALLY want an iphone and finally im allowed to buy one but im worried the new iphone 5 will be soo much better... I dont mind if the iphone 5 is just faster and has a better camera because these arent major functions on the iphone 4. I can live without those upgrades but if the iphone 5 is cheaper than the iphone 4 then i might as well wait. I wish apple would officially tell the world the release date for iphone 5 in australia... the question is "IS THE IPHONE 5 GOING TO HAVE ANY MAJOR CHANGES THEN THE I PHONE?" I hope it doesnt so i wont feel too bad when i give in and just buy the i phone 4... I want a black i phone but the white does look very nice.. so many decisions...
Wait for the iPhone 5. Even on Verizon's superior network, the iPhone 4's antennae issue prevents many messages and calls from going through. Trust me, some people may have been lucky and had no problems with the iPhone 4 on either network, but after 6 iPhone replacements, I think my trial can be concluded to say that waiting for the iPhone 5 would be the smartest choice.
i am feeling the same as you!!!!!!!! i decided to just get the iPhone 4 becuz i'm almost positive that the iPhone 5 will be A LOT more expensive and the wait for it might take FOREVER so i'm just going to go on and get the white iPhone 4 and i also LOVE the color on this much better than the black
im hela confused too because ive been wanting an iphone 4 since the first day it came out and i havent gotten one yet and now that ima get it, theres an iphone 5 coming out?! i really dont like the way the iphone 5 looks tho cause ive seen pics idk if they are real or not, bt what if the iphone 5 has a lot more features and is way better than the iphone 4? and what if i get the iphone 4 and then when the iphone 5 comes out, i regret not waiting. but i think ima just wait and check out the iphone 5 and see how it works and if i dont like it or im not really into it then ima just stick with the iphone 4. :)
apparetly the iphone 5 is supposed to have same stuff but a keypad that slides... and with a different modle so obveusly its thicker. My advice take the iphone 4 in white because the iphone 5 is practickly the same but its SHIT because it has a keyboard!


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"The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic" is an all-new, original special in a first-of-its-kind collaboration with Lincoln Square Productions and Walt Disney Animation Studios. The special ventures behind-the-scenes for an exclusive look at the origins and evolution of the Academy Award®-winning film "Frozen," now the biggest animated feature of all time. A breathtaking and fantastic saga, the special tells THE REAL STORY of making a modern movie based on a timeless tale that nearly overnight became a cultural touchstone for legions of fans.
"The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic" airs TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
Viewers will get a rare look inside Walt Disney Animation Studios and unprecedented access to the creative team that brought "Frozen" to life. Throughout the one-hour special, the audience will hear from "Frozen" stars Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel, the directors, songwriters, producer, artists and chief creative officer John Lasseter-the team who dreamed of making a cherished Hans Christian Andersen story into a big-screen animated musical. Viewers will take a journey to the beautiful Norwegian villages and landscapes that inspired the look of the fictional kingdom of Arendelle and see images and footage from the research trips to Norway, Quebec and points beyond that helped create the film's unforgettable look and feel.
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"The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic" is hosted by star Josh Gad (voice of Olaf) and features interviews with "Frozen" stars Kristen Bell (voice of Anna) and Idina Menzel (voice of Elsa) as well as Walt Disney Animation Studios' chief creative officer and "Frozen" executive producer John Lasseter, Academy Award®-winning filmmakers, including directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, producer Peter Del Vecho, and songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez. This one-hour special will also feature exclusive insights and commentary from art director Mike Giaimo and talented artists from the art direction, animation and effects teams. The exclusive sneak peek of "Big Hero 6" is presented by the film's directors, Don Hall and Chris Williams.
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Connecting through Zend-Auth to TikiWiki
This is an old revision of the document!
This document is exploratory, not authoritative. It likely contains errors, which as the document is on a wiki, you are invited to help fix.
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.auth.html details the Zend-Auth mechanism. As Magento is based on Zend, it is believed that Magento can authenticate through the Zend-Auth system to backend authentication schemes such as Central Authentication System (CAS) http://www.ja-sig.org/products/cas/
CAS is supported by many other platforms such as TikiWiki.
- Magento → Zend-Auth → TikiWiki (within one domain)
- Magento → Zend-Auth → CAS → TikiWiki (cross domain)
- Magento → Zend-Auth → PEARCAS → CAS → TikiWiki (cross domain)
- Magento → Zend-Auth → PhpCAS → CAS → TikiWiki (cross domain)
Zend and Magento
Magento uses Zend as a platform. It is assumed that if something can authenticate with Zend then it will be able to also authenticate to Magento.
Zend and TikiWiki
It appears that Zend and TikiWiki may be able to share backend authentication information even without CAS. In this configuration, however, the multiple sites would have to share a domain name.
Zend and CAS
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Auth_Adapter_Cas outlines a CAS authenticator for Zend. It appears, however, that this has not progressed beyond Proposal, its first milestone: # Milestone 1: is "DONE" Initial proposal published for review. Not marked as done: a working prototype, unit tests, etc.
According to that page, the code is nowhere near complete. Given it's age (March 2008, almost a year ago), and no further updates, it appears that this has not been worked on since.
Further, there is no component listed for CAS in the Zend Framework wiki: http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF - unlike Zend_Auth_Adapter_OpenID and Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap
- "I'm currently using the PEAR CAS library, but having CAS integrated into ZF would be great!" http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Auth_Adapter_Cas?focusedCommentId=8947291#comment-8947291
Zend and CAS and PearCAS
(under review)
Zend and CAS and PhpCAS
Henry Umansky made a http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Auth_CAS+Proposal and tells me in an email that he has been using phpCAS (http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CASC/phpCAS)
"I'd be happy to share the (phpCAS→Zend) adapter code if you are interested. I would love to continue the Zend Cas proposal by converting the code from phpCAS to Zend_Auth_Adapter_Cas. "
He shared a link to his server, noting that "We are still under development, but if you click the "Login" link, you'll notice it redirects to our CAS server."
For a proof of concept we need to show Magento authenticating against CAS. We can then propose to the client that tidier code would be more robust and maintainable and offer to pull phpCAS code into Zend.
I've asked Henry for a copy of his code.
Magento authentication sessions
To investigate we will begin by looking for authentication information stored in Magento.
"Authentication is driven by the Adapter in use, and performed by a quick call to the singleton (there can only be one such object globally) Zend_Auth instance."
http://www.magentocommerce.com/boards/viewreply/32657/ shows how to write an override for Radius.
TikiWiki, phpCAS and CAS
http://doc.tikiwiki.org/tiki-index.php?page=Mod%20phpcas&structure=Documentation has the method to get Tiki to authenticate against CAS.
Install from http://.../tiki-mods.php?focus=features-phpcas
and follow http://doc.tikiwiki.org/tiki-index.php?page=Mod+phpcas&bl=y in particular noting that the package is broken http://dev.tikiwiki.org/tiki-view_tracker_item.php?itemId=1229&trackerId=5
related information
- "Magento have their own framework wrapped around Zend called Mage" http://forums.devnetwork.net/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=85055
- http://www.magentocommerce.com/boards/viewthread/8941/ - Howto override "authenticate" method in app/code/core/Mage/Admin/Model/User.php
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ACLU takes school fee effort north and east
The civil liberties group is attempting to enforce state law requiring free schools
Should students pay fees for gym clothes, sports uniforms and other items?
Yes, the funds are needed 53% (1429)
No, the Constitution requires a free education 38% (1015)
Only those who can afford it should pay 9% (250)
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The American Civil Liberties Union has extended its offensive against illegal school fees to districts in North and East counties.
The group is asking superintendents to provide their current policies regarding fees and is seeking a number of documents under the state Public Records Act.
This month, the ACLU wrote to the San Diego Unified School District in response to a report by The Watchdog that highlighted how fees for uniforms, spirit packs, gym clothes, cheerleading outfits and other items persisted despite a district policy saying such charges violate the state Constitution's guarantee of free schooling.
San Diego schools superintendent Bill Kowba addressed the issue at a news conference, saying students do not have to pay fees, and could seek reimbursements when warranted.
Poway Unified, San Dieguito and Grossmont Union high school districts are responding in different ways.
In three separate letters, the ACLU listed fees that various schools in each school district were charging students. In San Dieguito they include supplying their own instruments to participate in the school band and Earl Warren Middle School and purchasing tuxedos to be in band or orchestra at Torrey Pines.
"Anything we are charging for we believe is an appropriate charge," Superintendent Ken Noah said. "That is based on our interpretation."
If anyone has a valid dispute, the district with its legal team may consider it, he said.
"We've done our due diligence," he said. "We review our policies and practices with legal counsel."
When asked to discuss the school's policies on fees, Noah said it was too lengthy to sum up and deferred to the school district's website. After several minutes looking for the link to school fees, Noah said he could not find it. Later his assistant e-mailed several pages of the district's policy, which showed schools could not charge for participation in band or for uniforms.
Grossmont officials said they are in the process of reviewing the materials their schools produce regarding fees and will remind administrators when school begins that they can't charge for uniforms or for extracurricular activities.
"What is much more important is to make sure we are in compliance with the constitution and the Education Code," Deputy Superintendent Scott Patterson said.
The ACLU letters, sent last week, ask the districts to produce internal communications regarding the imposition or collection of fees; information given to parents or students including course syllabi, handbooks and information packets etc., which discuss fees for participation; records of fees already collected, complaints regarding fees and more.
At Grossmont Union High School District, Steele Canyon High School band uses a "fair share" program in which families must help cover the costs for instruments, uniforms and entry fees that total hundreds of dollars.
"We're doing an information review of the schools and websites," Patterson said. "We've already detected some things that we need to direct them to get back to the straight and narrow on."
Officials will meet with athletic directors and other school administrators when school resumes to remind them of the district's policy not to charge illegal school fees, Patterson said.


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Guide to the W. Bryan Bolich papers, 1891-1972
W. Bryan Bolich (1896-1977) served as a Professor of Law at Duke University from 1927 to 1966.
Papers contain family memorabilia, general correspondence, photographs, an oral history, diaries, course notes, writings, drafts of statutes revisions, and clippings. Major subjects include family work at Southern Railway in Forsyth County, N.C., Duke Law School curriculum development and reorganization, Law Day, the Rhodes Scholarship, Trinity College Class of 1917 alumni activities, Law School Alumni Association, North Carolina House of Representatives, and property and alien rights laws authored with the North Carolina General Statute Commission.
Descriptive Summary
- Repository
- University Archives, Duke University
- Creator
- Bolich, W. Bryan, 1896-1977.
- Title
- W. Bryan Bolich papers 1891-1972
- Language of Material
- English
- Extent
- 5.0 Linear Feet, 5,000 Items
- Location
- For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
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Collection Overview
Correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, diaries, certificates, correspondence and drafts of laws, miscellaneous memorabilia from Bolich's career as a Professor at Duke University Law School, student notebooks from courses taken at Trinity College and University of Oxford, and a taped memoir and 19-page transcription. Family materials include materials from Southern Railway and much correspondence between Bolich's parents during their courtship (ca 1891-1893). Political correspondence between Bolich and Richard Nixon is filed in Series 3 (Correspondence. Political).
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Access Restrictions
Researchers must register and agree to copyright and privacy laws before using this collection.
Collection is open for research.
In off-site storage; 48 hours advance notice is required for use.
Use Restrictions
Copyright for Official University records is held by Duke University; all other copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Contents of the Collection
Contains general correspondence between W. Bryan Bolich and his family (bulk 1915-1919), friends, and colleagues (1920-1960). Earlier correspondence (bulk 1891-1893) was primarily between Sallie McMahon and John Alonzo Bolich (parents of W. Bryan Bolich). Family items include miscellaneous memorabilia and items from father John Alonzo Bolich's work as a train master at Southern Railway (ca 1907-1940). Also contains Trinity College class notebooks (ca 1917), Trinity College Class of 1917 Alumni Association materials (1942-1966), and University of Oxford notebooks (ca 1921-1927). The oral history (1969) contains a tape and transcript. Ordered by date.
Contains general correspondence with colleagues at Duke regarding Duke Law School curriculum development and reorganization, establishment of Law Day, activities of the Law School Alumni Association, and the 1963 building dedication. Also contains sabbatical and other leave requested by Bolich, course reading lists, drafts of "Duke Law School, 1868-1968: A Sketch" and sketches submitted by Bolich to The Bar Rag, official newspaper of the Duke Bar Association. Ordered by topic.
Contains miscellaneous correspondence between Bolich and colleagues regarding research, conferences, general curriculum, laws, and politics. Also contains items from the Rhodes Scholarship Committee at Duke University (1953-1965). The political correspondence is primarily between Bolich and persons in the White House (including Nixon). Ordered by date.
Includes Cases and Materials manuscript materials, "Constructing Wills", articles on landlord and tenant laws, correspondence and drafts of laws regarding property rights, short miscellaneous and creative writings, and text of speeches. Ordered by topic.
Contains clippings about coaching sports at Trinity Park School, winning the Rhodes Scholarship, running for a seat in the North Carolina House of Representatives, becoming a professor of law, fraternity inductions, and general commentary on developing laws. Ordered by date.
Historical Note
W. Bryan Bolich was born in 1896 in Salisbury, North Carolina. He began his education at Wofford College (Spartanburg, S.C.), then transferred during his junior year to Trinity College (A.B. 1917) where he studied English and Economics. After graduation from Trinity College, he taught classes and coached baseball and basketball teams for the Trinity Park School in Durham, N.C. In 1918, Bolich enlisted in the U.S. Navy. He quickly rose from Seaman to Chief Petty officer and was later commissioned as an Ensign. He served for two years in World War I (1918-1920) and then returned to Trinity College to begin his law education (1921-1922). In 1922 Bolich was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship and attended Oxford University where he earned his law degree (B.A. 1923, B.C.L. 1924, M.A. 1927).
As a student he was a member and officer of many fraternities, including the "9019" honorary scholastic fraternity of Trinity College, Phi Beta Kappa (a scholastic fraternity), President of Order of the Coif (an honorary legal scholarship fraternity), Omicron Delta Kappa (an honorary leadership fraternity), the Tombs (an honorary athletic fraternity), Chief Alumnus of Kappa Alpha (a social fraternity), and Phi Delta Phi (a professional legal fraternity). He was also the 1917 Class President of Trinity College and was active in raising funds and organizing class reunions.
Upon his return from Oxford in 1927, Bolich was admitted to the North Carolina Bar Association and moved back to his hometown of Winston-Salem, N.C., where he practiced Civil and Criminal Law in state and federal court. In 1927, he was elected to the North Carolina General Assembly and served one term as the democratic representative of Forsyth County, N.C.. There Bolich drafted and introduced one of the first Alien Rights Registration Acts adopted in the United States. Later in his career, as a member of the North Carolina General Statutes Commission, Bolich was instrumental in preparing the amendment to the North Carolina Constitution which equalized property rights of married couples. He also helped write amendments and propose new laws on inheritance, estate rights, and landlord and tenant relations.
In fall 1927 Bolich returned to Duke University to teach legal history, real property, procedure, and landlord and tenant relations at the Law School. As a Professor, he was a member of the Duke University National Council, Duke Law Alumni Association Council, the American Association of University Professors, and served as a Rhodes Scholarships Institutional Representative for Duke University. He was instrumental in revising the Law School's curriculum and successfully argued for a required third year of study. He also established the Duke Law Alumni Association and edited the school's first alumni directory in 1935. He assembled a "Law Day" program that brought in panels of influential speakers including Duke Law alumni. Bolich was a professor to Duke Law alumnus Richard Nixon. During 1957, Bolich was a Visiting Professor at the University of Texas, Houston.
Bolich was the author of Activities of the North Carolina Bar Association, 1925-1935 (1936), Cases and Materials on Introduction to Procedure (undated), and Duke Law School: the First Hundred Years (1968). After his 1966 retirement from Duke University Law School, Bolich moved to St. Petersburg, Florida, where he lived until his death in 1977.
Subject Headings
- Bolich, W. Bryan, 1896-1977
- Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994 -- Correspondence
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State Legislator Questions FPL Rate Increase; Bill Moyers on Sandy Hook Massacre; and Rush Limbaugh Wins Media Matters Award
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Welcome to Radioactivity. I'm Rob Lorei. Coming up today-- it's time for year end awards to be announced and the group Media Matters announced that conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh is being honored this week--- we'll talk about that later, plus we'll hear Bill Moyer's commentary on the Sandy Hook massacre. We'll open the phone lines later- but first--- The Florida Public Service Commission has approved a 350 million dollar rate increase for Florida Power and Light....We're joined now by incoming state Representative Dwight Dudley from St. Petersburg.
Earlier this week Dudley issued a press release saying: "The Public Service Commission reached a settlement agreement with Florida Power & Light on Thursday that will result in rate increases of $350 million over the next four years. This settlement marks the first time that such a decision has been made without consent from the Office of Public Counsel, which argued that the deal was not in the public interest. The PSC circumvented the public counsel when they entered into an agreement with the Florida Industrial Power Users Group, the Federal Executive Agencies and the South Florida Hospital and Healthcare Associationâa group of commercial users that represents less than one percent of FPLâs 4.6 million customers. Representative Dwight Dudley (D-St.Petersburg) expressed shock and dismay over the decision." Here to talk about it is Rep. Dudley.comments powered by Disqus


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Today at the Global Dementia Legacy Event in London, the UK prime minister David Cameron announced a global push to defeat dementia by 2025, saying: "Dementia now stands alongside cancer as one of the greatest enemies of humanity." These are the most promising ways to achieve that goal.
1. Open up the brain
The biggest hurdle to producing an effective treatment for dementia is getting drugs into the brain in sufficient quantities. "You can be as clever as you like working out how to develop a drug but if you can't get it to the body part its useless," says Matthew Wood, a neuroscientist at the University of Oxford. "It's as much about getting them there as developing them."
The problem is that our blood-brain barrier (BBB) – a tightly packed layer of cells that wrap around every blood vessel throughout the brain – blocks 98 per cent of our drugs arsenal from penetrating the brain. Next month, though, a team at Sunnybrook Research Institute in Toronto, Canada, will open up the BBB for the first time in humans by injecting microbubbles into the bloodstream and making them vibrate using ultrasound waves. This should mechanically force open the BBB for a few vital hours, allowing drugs to sneak into the brain.
The team hopes to start testing the technique with Alzheimer's drugs within a year. "We have Alzheimer's drugs that work in a dish – we just need to get them to the brain in high enough quantities," says Kullervo Hynynen at Sunnybrook Hospital, who is conducting the trial.
2. Test drugs early
Another major hurdle for combating dementia is that the symptoms of the disease occur decades after the damage to the brain begins. Many researchers believe that drug trials have failed because the drugs are taken too late into the disease.
A small population in Yarumal, Colombia, might be able to help. Here, thousands of people suffer from what locals call La Bobera – "the foolishness". Once believed to be a curse put on the village by an angry priest, La Bobera makes the townspeople confused before robbing them of their memories. We know now that it is a form of early onset Alzheimer's, caused by a rare mutation in a gene called PSEN1. About 5000 people in this community have the mutation, and they will be diagnosed with Alzheimer's by the age of 45.
This gives researchers the unique opportunity to test Alzheimer's drugs on the inhabitants – with the added knowledge of who will definitely get the disease and who won't. The trial will begin later this year.
The world's first blood test to predict Alzheimer's disease before symptoms occur might lend a helping hand in recruiting volunteers elsewhere in the world. The test, which was developed in March, identifies 10 chemicals in the blood associated with Alzheimer's two to three years before symptoms start. If a pre-clinical population could be identified with this blood test, it could be game changing. The latest guidance from the US Food and Drug Administration also supports earlier treatment.
3. Link with diabetes
Some researchers think type 2 diabetes can set you on a path to Alzheimer's. If so, there's a way to fight back – take regular exercise and eat sensibly.
Type 2 diabetes is a risk factor for Alzheimer's but there is growing evidence that the link between the two diseases could be stronger. Rats fed so that they develop diabetes have brains littered with amyloid plaques – one of the calling cards of Alzheimer's. Other research suggests that the memory problems that often accompany type 2 diabetes could be a sign that someone is already in the early clutches of dementia.
If the connection holds up, it may be good news, as type 2 diabetes is essentially a lifestyle disease. "The real answer is that people should go to the gym and that would fix it," says Ewan MacNay at the State University of New York. "Exercise reverses insulin sensitivity, cures type 2 diabetes, increases blood flow to the brain and spurs the growth of new neurons".
4. Beat inflammation
The speed at which Alzheimer's develops has been linked to whether patients suffer frequently from infections, such as cold and flu, or chronic inflammatory diseases including diabetes, coronary heart disease and obesity. This year, researchers announced that they have pieced together how this happens.
When parts of the body outside the brain are infected or chronically inflamed, the immune system becomes overactive, and this eventually spills over into the brain, damaging its ability to dispose of the beta-amyloid plaques that clog the brain and are thought to play a major role in Alzheimer's. A trial is under way in the UK to see if an anti-inflammatory arthritis drug called etanercept helps people with Alzheimer's .
5. Antibody attack
Several pharmaceutical companies are developing monoclonal antibodies, which target amyloid plaques. However, trials of these drugs in people with mild-to-moderate Alzheimer's have failed. It may be that clearing plaques is not enough – one antibody trial cleared the plaques but volunteers showed no clinical improvement. Recent studies suggest that tiny amyloid clumps called oligomers, which appear before larger plaques, might be key to fighting the disease. A new antibody developed by Roche called gantenerumab attacks both plaques and oligomers – results from clinical trials are expected in 2016.
Such antibodies might be boosted by another technology from Roche – a molecular shuttle, which hijacks a natural transport mechanism used to transfer proteins from the blood into the brain. In animal studies, attaching the antibody to this "taxi service" increased by 50-fold the concentration of antibodies in the brains of mice.
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And yet another movie released by SPARKS. This time with the latest dramedy from filmmaker Josh Radnor "Liberal Arts" starring Elizabeth Olsen and Josh Radnor. Size is just 1CD and English subtitles are included.
Plot: When Jesse, a 35-year-old New York college admissions adviser, is invited to his Midwestern alma mater to attend his favorite professor's retirement dinner, he quickly falls back in love with the university life. But when he meets 19-year-old student Zibby (Elizabeth Olsen, Martha Marcy May Marlene , Peace, Love and Misunderstanding), the bright, beautiful, book-loving daughter of his professor's friends, he suddenly finds himself caught in a moral dilemma: does he pursue a relationship with this kindred spirit, or does he break her heart and return to the "real world?" Written, directed by and starring Josh Radnor (Happythankyoumoreplease, How I Met Your Mother) and featuring Zac Efron (High School Musical), Richard Jenkins (Six Feet Under), Allison Janney (The West Wing), and Elizabeth Reaser (Twilight), LIBERAL ARTS is a funny and poignant look at a life at the crossroads.
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KVM API Revamp; Load Balancing Improvements; Scheduler Testability
Zack's Kernel News
Chronicler Zack Brown reports on the latest news, views, dilemmas, and developments within the Linux kernel community.
Avi Kivity felt that the KVM (kernel-based virtual machine) programmer interface was getting gradually out of control, and needed to be reined in. He really wanted to ditch the old API entirely and start fresh with a new, wellthought-out interface that did not have the years of cruft and creep clinging to it that the current KVM did. But, because he felt that a total revamp might be too wrenching for users, he just posted some of his thoughts about where such a thing might lead, if it were ever done.
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The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
Mozilla Signs Firefox Add-Ons
New program will dial up security for the Firefox browser.
Fedora 22 Arrives
Red Hat's community distro embraces the cloud.
Code.org and College Board Team Reach Out for Talented High School Coders
New partnership will bring more and better CS training to US schools
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Criminals offer online help over Tor network
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School and hospital food should be local
Posted: September 04, 2013|
A Westcountry food project which aims to source as much produce as possible from the region to make hospital meals is a prime example of how buying local can help boost the rural economy, Environment Secretary Owen Paterson is to tell a national conference today.
Mr Paterson is today urging schools and hospitals to buy more food produced in their local areas to support the economic fabric of the countryside.
Public sector organisations have a role to play in buying local produce, which supports British farmers and can cut food miles without increasing costs, he is expected to say in a speech to the Local Government Association's rural conference in Warwick today.
The rural economy is worth £211 billion a year, and supports a third of businesses, despite being home to just one fifth of the population, according to figures from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
Mr Paterson will point to the Cornwall food programme which supplies the Royal Cornwall Hospital at Treliske, St Michael's Hospital at Hayle, and the West Cornwall Hospital, Penzance, which has increased the amount of fresh, local food used.
"This has boosted the local economy, reduced environmental impacts and improved the quality. These improvements have been made with no additional cost. Imagine the impact if every school, care home and leisure centre were buying from their local area," he is to say.
The Cornwall Food Programme, which has run since 2001, aims to source as much produce as possible from the region and promotes suppliers to develop commercial links with the NHS.
More than 75 per cent of all ingredients come from local sources, one of the highest levels for any NHS trust in Britain.
The programme began when it was realised that sandwiches were travelling 200 miles to reach patients at The Royal Cornwall Hospital and a plan was set up to find ways of getting more local fresh and seasonal foods into the hospital catering systems.
Food and farming is the UK's biggest manufacturing sector but in 2011, the UK imported nearly £37.6 billion worth of food, compared to exports worth £18.2 billion.
Mr Paterson is to tell delegates: "As well as promoting exports, we need to make a significant dent in the 22% of food that's imported but could be produced here."
The Western Morning News has long promoted a Buy Local campaign, which aims to encourage companies and consumers to source as much of their produce from the region as possible – locally-sourced to boost the rural economy.
Bill Martin, editor of the Western Morning News, said: "Buy Local has been the Western Morning News's premier campaign message for more than 20 years.
"It is the best way people can support farmers and producers, as well as their local shops, pubs and everyone involved in supporting the rural economy."
Mr Paterson is also to tell the delegation that the Government, farmers and industry are looking at how to make it easier for businesses to grow in the UK market. He is to tell them: "Businesses alone won't make a big enough impact, we in Government need to play our part. "The Government has set public procurement standards for food through the Government Buying Standard. I believe that local government has a huge part to play in supporting, and benefiting from, this agenda."
His speech comes months after the Government came under fire after scrapping a register naming and shaming Whitehall canteens, hospitals and prisons failing to serve British food. Defra was accused of "incompetence " for no longer collecting procurement data, despite being charged with persuading people to buy more domestic produce.
In a written parliamentary question, Defra said it "does not hold figures relating to the source of food purchased by central government directly". But as recently as 2010 it published a report on the "proportion of domestically produced food used by government departments and also supplied to hospitals and prisons". Defra argued the register was a "one-off initiative" that ended in 2009 but critics said it was disappointing that Defra, which champions British food, had no idea how much British produce was being bought by government.


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The process of labour is traditionally divided into three different stages. The 1st stage being when the cervix dilates, the 2nd when the baby is being pushed down and out the birth canal and the 3rd being the birth of the placenta. Some caregivers also refer to a 4th stage, being the recovery period for an hour or so after the birth.
Within these three main stages there can also be other recognisable phases. These phases usually relate to the intensity of the labour and may become apparent when the woman displays certain emotional and physical signs as her labour progresses. Caregivers often look for these signs, (instead of / or in combination with internal vaginal examinations) to help them establish where the labour may be and how it is progressing.
Learning to recognise the various phases of your labour, as well as the definitions of the three main stages, will help you understand the labour process better and assist you in the development of strategies to help you deal with each stage or phase.
The following is a guide to the various phases and stages of labour.
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Prelabour is when a woman starts to feel some physical signs that labour could be starting. This could be one sign, or more likely a combination of physical signs such as a show, diarrhoea (or loose bowel motions), nausea, possibly vomiting, backache, period pain, perhaps the waters breaking or some mild to moderate regular or irregular contractions. During this time the cervix softens and ripens, thins out and starts to open slightly (or dilate) up to about one to three centimetres.
Image 3-01 shows the cervix before labour, when it is still long, thick and closed.
Image 3-02 shows the cervix starting to thin and soften before it begins to open in prelabour.
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Thuluth (Arabic: ثلث "one-third", Turkish: Sülüs) is a script variety of Islamic calligraphy, which made its first appearance in the fourth century of the Hegira (11th century CE). The straight angular forms of Kufic were replaced in the new script by curved and oblique lines. In Thuluth, one-third of each letter slopes, from which the name (meaning "a third" in Arabic) comes. It is a large and elegant, cursive script, used in medieval times on mosque decorations. Various calligraphic styles evolved from Thuluth through slight changes of form.
The greatest contributions to the evolution of the Thuluth script, occurred during Ottoman Empire in three successive steps that Ottoman Art Historians call "Calligraphical Revolutions":
The best known artist to write the Thuluth script at its zenith is said to be Mustafa Rakım Efendi, -a painter- that set the barrier in Ottoman Calligraphy, a barrier that many said has still not been crossed until this day.
Thuluth was used to write the headings of surahs, Qur'anic chapters. Some of the oldest copies of the Qur'an were written in Thuluth. Later copies were written in a combination of Thuluth and either Naskhi or Muhakkak, while after the 15th century Naskhi came to be used exclusively.
An important aspect of Thuluth script is the use of Harakat ("Hareke" in Turkish) for representing vowel sounds, and other marks that were created to beautify the script. The grammatical Harakat follows the normal rules for any Arabic script, but the 'Art' markings follow their own rules in relation to placement and grouping. One common grouping technique is to separate the marks written below letters from those written above. The stylistic rules allow for great creativity as to shape and orientation.


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Keeping Bacteria at Bay on Your Grilling Day
Thunderstorms, insects, and annoying relatives are not the only thing that could ruin a cookout. Many beloved summertime foods are susceptible to contamination by several foodborne bacteria.
The USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) reminds all cooks to follow four simple tips—clean, separate, cook and chill—for a safe cookout. Additional safe food handling and cooking tips are available at the Grill It Safe website. Read more »


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Our club is dedicated to advancing feline medicine through education of the public and veterinary professionals. Through our fundraising activities we are able to provide financial support to our sister-group, the Orphan Kitten Project in addition to aid we provide to local shelters. We also provide rounds discussions, special lectures and wetlabs to the veterinary student body.
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Iran Crackdown On Farsi-Speaking Christians
By BosNewsLife Middle East Service
TEHRAN, IRAN (BosNewsLife)-- Many Iranian Christians have been forced to usher in the New Year without a church service in their native language amid a government crackdown on Farsi-speaking Christians and congregations, local believers told BosNewsLife.
The evangelical St. Peter Church in Tehran, the capital, was added to an "expanding list of churches" where Farsi-speaking Christians "are now allowed", said Mohabat News, an agency of local Christians and activists.
Its pastor, Sargis Benyamin, reportedly announced that "from now on the entire service, including sermons, will be held in a language other than Farsi", Iran's main language.
After the Christmas season announcement, several Farsi-members, ranging from Sunday school teachers to church elders, were prevented from entering the church building "even for purposes other than attending the service," Mohabat News said.
The church leadership was reportedly pressured by the government-backed Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, a complex combination of army forces and intelligence services, according to Christians with close knowledge about the situation.
Farsi-speaking Christians, who attended the devoted Christian church for more than 20 years, were already asked to handover identity cards to the feared Ministry of Intelligence which wanted to "intimidate them" and "keep them from attending church services," Mohamat News claimed.
The restrictions are part of a wider government campaign against the spread of Christianity in this strict Islamic nation, local Christians said.
"Since 2011, pressure and restrictions on Iranian churches have increased dramatically. Many Christians, especially newly converted Christians, have faced imprisonment, pressure and harassment in the past few years," Mohamat News added.
Among larger closed churches are the Assemblies of God Church in Ahwaz, a Farsi-speaking church of Janat-Abad, and the Central Assemblies of God Church (AOG) in Tehran, the capital's largest Farsi-language denomination.
Even a Latin Catholic Church in Tehran was forced to ban Farsi-speakers from attending, although only small parts of their services were held in Farsi, Iranian Christians explained.
Government officials allegedly threatened church leaders and warned them not to allow Farsi-speaking Christians in their services.
Several other churches across Iran have also been ordered to prohibit Farsi-speaker attendance and are banned from registering new members, Christians said.
Farsi, as the native Persian language is known in Iran, is spoken by 53 percent of the population, according to the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
Despite the reported crackdown, mission groups and churches say there may be at least 100,000 evangelical Christians in Iran.
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Against the backdrop of nuclear negotiations and the potential lifting of sanctions, it is ridiculous that no mention has been made for a halt in the human rights abuses being exacted against Christians in Iran, or at the very least release of Christian prisoners. If the Iranian government was going to demonstrate even the slightest desire to rejoin the community of nations and abide by international, they could make this smallest of gestures. The fact that it refuses to is ample proof that Iran has not really changed and remains a rigid, hardline, autocratic, religious theocracy ruled by mullahs. Any nuclear agreement that doesn't include human rights concessions is a mockery of democracy.
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