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|Product Type: Cruiser
|Powder Coated Finish: Yes
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Gender: Male
|Number of Wheels: 2
|Number of Gears: 20
|Suspension Type: Front suspension
|Brake Type: Rim
|Adjustable Handlebar Height: Yes
|Adjustable Seat Height: Yes
|Bottle Holder Included: No
|Kickstand Included: Yes
|Fenders Included: No
|Chain Guard Included: Yes
|Lights Included: No
|Reflectors Included: Yes
|Safety Flag Included: No
|Storage Included: No
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Tools Needed: Adjustable wrench; Allen keys; Screwdriver
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 1 Year
|ASTM Compliant: Yes
|CPSIA or CPSC Compliant: Yes
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Aside from the Knicks' own resident Brooklyn boy Carmelo Anthony, there was perhaps no other Knickerbocker looking forward to Monday's matchup with the Nets more than Jason Kidd.After being the leader of such New Jersey Nets squads that went head to head with the Knicks in the early 2000's, Kidd understands exactly what the rivalry is all about. He understands how much pride is involved, and furthermore, what's at stake when the now cross-bridge rivals take the court against one another.Now on the other end of the rivalry, Kidd was hoping to help the Knicks assert themselves as the Big Apple's team.Unfortunately, the man arguably most embedded into the rivalry (due to his history) had to sit out. Kidd was a late game scratch with back spasms, and was reportedly advised not to venture out with his team to Brooklyn.Still, the Knicks hit the hardwood on Monday night, hoping to come away with a win over the Nets. Expected to be out-rebounded by Brooklyn by a considerable margin, New Yor...
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Combine first 4 ingredients in large bowl. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
Transfer pork and marinade to heavy large saucepan. Add paprika and 1 teaspoon salt. Bring mixture to boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer until pork is tender, about 1 hour 30 minutes. (Pork can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Bring to simmer before continuing.)
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WCC announces men's basketball schedule; BYU opens up against GonzagaPosted Aug 18th - 2:32pm by Jason Shepherd
SAN BRUNO, Calif — The West Coast Conference released its 2014-2015 men's basketball conference schedule Monday. The BYU Cougars will begin and end WCC play against Gonzaga. BYU will host the Bulldogs on Saturday, Dec. 27, at the Marriott Center in Provo, and end conference play in Spokane on Feb. 28.
The Cougars won't play more than three consecutive road games (Jan. 15 at Pacific, Jan. 17 at St Mary's and Jan. 24 at San Diego) and more than three consecutive home games (Feb. 12 vs. St. Mary's, Feb. 14 vs. Pacific and Feb. 19 vs. San Diego) in conference.
The WCC regular season will end Saturday, Feb. 28. The 2015 West Coast Conference Basketball Championships will take place from March 5-10 at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas.
Camp Cougar, Day 13Posted Aug 15th - 11:18pm by Greg Wrubell
BYU on Friday night held its second training camp scrimmage--an exercise that actually produced fewer points than the first scrimmage six days ago, but had head coach Bronco Mendenhall optimistic about a team he said is "more explosive, faster, and more dynamic" than previous versions.
The offense accounted for two touchdowns and a field goal in 12 series. The estimated LaVell Edwards Stadium crowd of 12,000 fans saw quarterback Taysom Hill lead seven series, with backup Christian Stewart getting five sets of snaps.
Hill threw a 21-yard touchdown pass to Kurt Henderson on his second series of the night; his other six series ended in five punts and an interception.
Camp Cougar, Day 12Posted Aug 14th - 4:45pm by Greg Wrubell
Two weeks to the day after his players reported for training camp, BYU head coach Bronco Mendenhall approached the halfway-point of camp by saying "I like where we are now," looking to Friday night's stadium scrimmage as "basically a little navigational guide" to help him determine what needs the most attention before the seaon opener at Connecticut.
Speaking after a two-hour practice at the outdoor practice fields, Mendenhall said "we'll scrimmage everybody," presumably meaning that no one will be held out except for health reasons.
"I would like to see really clean execution offensively," said Mendenhall, ticking off the objectives for Friday night. "I'd like to see physical defense, and I'd like to see good tackling."
Camp Cougar, Day 10Posted Aug 12th - 4:22pm by Greg Wrubell
Not quite halfway through four weeks of preparation for BYU's season opener at UConn, head coach Bronco Mendenhall on Tuesday said "man, it seems like camp has gone on forever, already."
Pronouncing the team "relatively healthy, and progressing, peaking towards scrimmage Friday night," Mendenhall said that "I feel good about where we are," but acknowledged again the grind of the preseason--a preseason he has said before could be a week shorter without sacrificing any readiness for opening day.
Asked if there might ever come a time when a coach voluntarily opts not to use the maximum of NCAA-allotted preseason practice periods, Mendenhall said "(I'm) tempted to (shorten camp), because I know of a lot of coaches right now that don't use their double-days when they have them."
Camp Cougar, Day 8Posted Aug 9th - 3:40pm by Greg Wrubell
The first week of BYU training camp featured wide receiver Nick Kurtz standing out. Saturday, at BYU's first scrimmage of camp, Kurtz was sitting out--due to a foot fracture that was diagnosed on Friday.
The injury news was a downbeat way to start the day; head coach Bronco Mendenhall said Kurtz will be out for "probably six to eight weeks, would be my guess."
"Luckily we have depth at receiver at this this point," said Mendenhall, "but that will hurt us, because he was doing a really nice job."
Camp Cougar, Day 6Posted Aug 7th - 4:57pm by Greg Wrubell
Day six of BYU training camp concluded with a media-observation period featuring red-zone work. Taysom Hill had three productive series, ending them with touchdown passes to Nick Kurtz (twice) and Terenn Houk.
Hill's backup Christian Stewart again got a lot of reps, and connected with Colby Pearson on a long TD strike during an 11-on-11 segment; word is the two also connected on a deep score before reporters were allowed in.
Camp Cougar, Day 5Posted Aug 6th - 3:23pm by Greg Wrubell
A BYU camp practice that was originally scheduled to be closed was opened to the public on Wednesday, with just under a thousand fans filling the available seats at the Student Athlete Building fields.
Those on hand saw Bronco Mendenhall put his players through a two-hour session that featured running back Algernon Brown in uniform for the first time, and tight end Devin Mahina doing some live work for the first time in camp.
Having missed the first four practices due to academics-related issues, Brown was in helmet-only mode on Wednesday, with the rest of his teammates taking part in the first fully-padded practice of the month. Mahina, who is recovering from an ankle injury suffered during pre-camp conditioning, was in full pads and running live routes in the "skelly" portions of practice.
What role will BYU tight ends play in 2014?Posted Aug 6th - 8:00am by Jason Shepherd
PROVO — While BYU football is known for its rich quarterback traditions, it's not the only position where the Cougars have turned out some great athletes. With names like Pitta, Harline, George, Lewis, Mili, Hudson and Brown, the tight end position has proven to be a productive and beneficial part of the BYU offense.
Camp Cougar, Day 4Posted Aug 5th - 6:00pm by Greg Wrubell
One day after a closed session that head coach Bronco Mendenhall said "might have been one of the most difficult and intense practices that we've ever had," the coach eased off the gas somewhat on Tuesday, cutting a little short his team's morning session on day four of camp.
Upwards of two dozen players were either absent or limited to non-contact/conditioning work, but Mendenhall said the early-camp attrition level has been par for the course.
"Today was thin, but man, we've gone really hard, " said Mendenhall. "Even though it's (only) day four, guys are working hard, and so I felt that I could cut it short because of that."
Camp Cougar, Day 2Posted Aug 2nd - 3:27pm by Greg Wrubell
BYU fans were welcomed to an open practice on the second day of training camp Saturday, and the hundreds who turned out had to leave impressed with a passing game that again stood out for its big-play potential.
Backup quarterback Christian Stewart got a lot of work in the two-hour session, connecting on deep scoring strikes with Mitch Mathews, Nick Kurtz (twice) and Mitchell Juergens. Taysom Hill found Jordan Leslie for a long TD late in the closing segment of practice. Devon Blackmon also turned a long catch into a score.
Particularly impressive non-scoring catches were turned in by Blackmon and Nick Ziolkowski; Blackmon snared a one-handed reception on the sideline midway through practice, while Ziolkowski went horizontal on an out-pattern early in the day. Stanford transfer Keanu Nelson also stood out with a fine individual effort to record one of the nicer catches of the day.
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Rules of the game
By Zubeida Mustafa
It was quite an extraordinary way of celebrating the 67th anniversary of Pakistan's independence last week. Believing that they could usher in freedom/revolution by bringing their supporters out on the street, Imran Khan and Tahirul Qadri succeeded only in creating polarisation and instability in a crisis-ridden country.
The two marches organised by these leaders have evoked strong reactions from political observers. A large segment of pro-democracy opinion views this show of force as an extra-parliamentary move by the opposition that could derail the democratic process and open the door for military intervention. There have also been allegations of collusion between the agitators and elements in the military. Others have defended the people's right to protest against government excesses. The speculation of regime change has been intertwined with an ongoing discourse on the military-civilian role in politics. Continue reading
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No Time for War: A Call for Peace Amid Rising Nuclear Tensions between Pakistan and India
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Source: The WIP
Peace activists in Pakistan and India are attempting desperately to be heard above the din raised by warmongers – elitist by all counts and claiming to be patriotic as well – in the wake of the Mumbai carnage. Jingoism is in the air – be it from so-called nationalists (posing as analysts on television) advocating a nuclear attack for the defense of their country, or the man on the street. Be they from Pakistan or India, they speak of war with great abandon as if it is child's play. For the electronic media it is a race for sensationalism.
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Another formula on Kashmir
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KASHMIR is again in the news, this time not be cause of an upsurge in violence. Once more there is talk of peace. Another plan has been floated by Pakistan.
In an interview to an Indian television channel last week, President Pervez Musharraf proposed a four-point formula that envisaged the free movement of people within the state with unchanged borders, self-governance or autonomy to the state, a phased withdrawal of troops and a joint supervision mechanism with the participation of India, Pakistan and the Kashmiris.
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THE All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) leaders' visit to Pakistan came as a watershed in the protracted dispute between India and Pakistan on the status of Kashmir. In the bonhomie and euphoria that met the APHC leaders in every city they visited, some basic implications of the political strategy adopted by the Hurriyat leaders and the Pakistan government's handling of the situation have been missed.
They indicate U-turns by Pakistan and the moderate Kashmiri leadership and a partial turn around by India. What is most important is that this turnabout is the best thing to have happened to South Asia — termed as the most dangerous spot in the world by President Clinton in 2000 — as it can now at long last hope for peace.
Taking a look at Pakistan we find that it had since independence pinned its entire foreign policy on Kashmir. We don't have to argue whether it was the dispute on Kashmir which vitiated Pakistan's relations with India or realpolitik compulsions of the two governments that pre-empted a solution to Kashmir. Whichever it may be, the fact is that India and Pakistan remained locked in a vicious dispute that cast its shadow on all other aspects of their bilateral relations.
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The reaction to the 'bus accord' signed by the foreign ministers of India and Pakistan last week in Islamabad has been a mixed one. While those who staunchly support peace between the two countries have welcomed it as a fillip to the composite dialogue which can now be expected to move forward.
Others who have adopted a hard line on Kashmir feel that the decision to link Muzaffarabad and Srinagar by a bus service will be hurtful to their cause. For instance, the BJP, which started the dialogue with Pakistan and is now in the opposition, feels that the bus will allow terrorists to infiltrate the Valley.
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AS India-Pakistan relations, which move in a cyclic pattern, enter one of their friendlier phases, it is heartening to hear voices of sanity in support of peace and normalization between the two countries. It seems that war fatigue has set in and the "voices of sanity" are getting louder.
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Hi neotrope - Basically any theme in WordPress repository can be customized as a Real Estate theme. What could also help you is the Great Real Estate Plugin (no I am not an affiliate at all) which has "Widgets and custom page templates permit display of only available homes, only sold homes, a random featured home, and a detailed property page for a listing" per plugin explanation. In Therault's plugin page, he offers some services for a fee but the plugin is free.
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Andrew Herd, M.D., an Emergency Medicine physician at Alegent Health Creighton Health Midlands Hospital, offers up a few tips to keep you and your family safe this Fourth of July.
At what age is it safe for children to handle fireworks?
It depends on the type of firework involved. Younger children should not use ANY projectile explosives, such as roman candles or artillery shells. If you permit your older children to handle these types of fireworks, make sure they know they MUST always have parental supervision.
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Burns and eye injuries are the most common injuries we see in our emergency department. And one of the best things you can do to avoid those types of injuries – is to NEVER hold fireworks in your hand or put them in any sort of container.
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20th March 2014
Exclusive- Ed Miliband: Coalition must take responsibility for lack of HIV testing by GPs 14
2:01 PM — Ed Miliband tells PinkNews that ministers must take "responsibility" over the failure of GPs to offer comprehensive HIV testing, and that it's "crucial" the Government invests more in HIV prevention whilst also waking up to the "food bank" crisis.
11th March 2014
Met Police appeal to gay men over attacks in Soho
2:06 PM — Detectives in Ealing are appealing for gay and bisexual men to come forward if they have been attacked in Soho.
19th February 2014
THT: An extra 250,000 HIV tests per year could slash new infection rates 18
6:19 PM — Ahead of a major HIV conference Terrence Higgins Trust says an extra 250,000 HIV tests a year could slash new infection rates.
Exclusive: 70% of gay men believe that sex without condoms is more pleasurable 161
11:52 AM — New research exclusively published by PinkNews.co.uk shows 70% of young gay men believe that sex without condoms is more pleasurable and exciting.
6th February 2014
Health charity: Extending HPV vaccine for boys and gay men can prevent cancer 4
1:34 PM — Campaigners say offering HPV vaccinations to adolescent boys and gay and bisexual men could help stop cancer.
23rd January 2014
Health charity: All of government should listen to Nick Clegg's call to drive down undiagnosed HIV 1
11:53 AM — Terrence Higgins Trust has praised Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's call for a new cross-party consensus on tackling HIV within the gay community, but warns "it needs to be backed up by action".
22nd January 2014
National AIDS Trust: We hope Nick Clegg's comments on HIV will reach all parts of government 1
5:12 PM — The chief executive of the National AIDS Trust has praised Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's call for a new cross-party consensus on tackling HIV within the gay community.
10th January 2014
Met Police to patrol Redbridge cruising spots in bid to reduce hate crime 3
2:37 PM — The Metropolitan Police Service has launched a crackdown against homophobic crime in a north London borough by patrolling public areas used for sex.
3rd January 2014
UK Government refuses to repeal Northern Ireland gay blood ban 14
8:19 PM — The UK Government has lodged an appeal against a ruling requiring Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt to decide if Northern Ireland should continue with its lifetime ban on gay men giving blood.
Ireland: HIV infections among gay men at record high 9
4:25 PM — The number of gay and bisexual men diagnosed with HIV has reached the highest level ever recorded in Ireland, new figures show.
25th December 2013
Israel: Tax credits bill for male same-sex couples passes preliminary reading 3
3:26 PM — A bill designed to give male same-sex couples with children the same tax benefits as heterosexual parents has passed its preliminary reading in the Israeli legislature, the Knesset. The bill, which was introduced by Finance Minister Yair Lapid and sponsored by Yesh Atid member MK Adi Kol, passed comfortably with 40 votes in favour against […]
2nd December 2013
Green MP Caroline Lucas: I'm worried HIV care could be damaged by NHS reforms 1
1:21 PM — Green MP Caroline Lucas says the success of HIV community testing could be undermined by changes to the NHS.
1st December 2013
Comment: Gay men should lead the way in understanding of HIV 3
3:39 PM — Writing for PinkNews.co.uk on World AIDS Day, Yusef Azad from the National AIDS Trust, says he remains surprised that so many gay men remain "ignorant" about HIV.
Comment: The docs who cried 'cure' – A lookback at HIV in 2013 13
1:22 PM — Will Harris from Terrence Higgins Trust looks back at the key HIV stories of this year and writes on whether people have a false impression that a 'cure' for the virus is just around the corner.
Public Health Minister: Gay men need to be aware of HIV and testing is essential 6
12:44 PM — In an exclusive interview with PinkNews, Public Health Minister Jane Ellison says she's in favour of looking at new ways for gay and bisexual men to test for HIV, such as in gyms and bars, because she wants testing to become an "ordinary mainstream activity".
29th November 2013
Elton John: 'To end AIDS, we need more than a cure – we need compassion' 3
7:14 PM — Ahead of Sunday's World AIDS Day, Sir Elton John says the HIV/AIDS epidemic could be defeated today, without a cure, if stigma and discrimination was stripped away from the virus by society.
Terrence Higgins Trust: 52% of people still wrongly believe HIV is a death sentence 11
10:42 AM — A survey by Terrence Higgins Trust shows more than nine out of ten people with HIV think public understanding of the condition needs improving.
28th November 2013
National AIDS Trust urges gay men to take part in HIV quiz
7:21 PM — Ahead of Sunday's World AIDS, the National AIDS Trust is urging gay and bisexual men to part in an HIV awareness quiz.
MP Caroline Lucas takes HIV test and says 'we need to remove the stigma around testing' 1
3:10 PM — Caroline Lucas, the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion, has taken an HIV test in support of the Halve It campaign, which is aiming to halve rates of late and undiagnosed HIV in the UK by 2015.
26th November 2013
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1:15 PM — TV presenter Dr Christian Jessen, Erasure singer Andy Bell and Coronation Street actor Charlie Condou are all pledging their support for this year's National HIV Testing Week.


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"How do they lead this change?" Schneider asks. "They are wise regarding the organization's work processes, history and norms. The change and development process known as positive deviance unearths these folks, and their stories become compelling and motivating to others. But rather than merely train others to copy the deviants' behaviors, the positive deviance process is also about continuous improvement and generation of new ideas and behaviors through a team-based, collaborative effort."
Themes that emerged in the study include the roles of anxiety, attachment and relationships in facilitating change efforts; and power shifts and the subsequent emergence of leadership that occurred across the MSRA collaborative.
It is important to realize that organizational change efforts cause anxiety and skepticism among even the best employees, and this must be acknowledged and overcome for any change to occur. The means for overcoming anxiety and skepticism include tapping into our need for attachment/affiliation and relationships. If people experience the change together, support each other, and reflect upon and share their experiences with the change, the change becomes part of their culture and identity, and they embrace rather than fight it.
In terms of power shifts, complexity theory illustrates that leadership is often an "emergent" process coming from the bottom-up or occurring laterally among peers.
One of the strongest leaders in fighting MRSA infection at Maine Medical Center was a patient transporter/van driver, who had developed great practices and ideas but was in
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To be honest, I'm not sure what Vincent Flander's is going on about at webpagesthatsuck.com.
He mentions a redesign on the Microsoft.com homepage:
"This page makes the Daily Sucker because it talks about how they've improved Microsoft.com by redesigning it, but they:
As far as I'm aware there hasn't been a new design launched recently, so I'm not entirely suprised he can't find a link!
Vincent does point out an issue that relates to ad-blocking software (he mentions Norton Internet Security), that causes the homepage not to show the Microsoft logo, although I can't replicate this issue myself....? Can you?
He points to Robert Scoble's blog in the article, in the hope that Vincent's post gets noticed by Microsoft. Well, it has now (I subscribe too the websitesthatsuck.com RSS feed).


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A Clash of Green and Brown:
Germany Struggles to End Coal
A recent battle over imposing a "climate fee" on coal-fired power plants highlights Germany's continuing paradox: Even as the nation aspires to be a renewable energy leader, it is exploiting its vast reserves of dirty brown coal.
On an Unspoiled Caribbean Isle,
Grand Plans for Big Tourist Port
East Caicos is a tropical jewel – the largest uninhabitated island in the Caribbean and home to rare birds and pristine turtle-nesting beaches. But plans for a giant port for cruise and cargo ships could change it forever.
E360 Special Report
An Unnatural Disaster: How Warming
Helped Cause India's Catastrophic Flood
The flood that swept through the Indian state of Uttarakhand two years ago killed thousands of people and was one of the worst disasters in the nation's recent history. Now researchers are saying that melting glaciers and shifting storm tracks played a major role in the catastrophe and should be a warning about how global warming could lead to more damaging floods in the future.
Beyond the Perfect Drought:
California's Real Water Crisis
The record-breaking drought in California is not chiefly the result of low precipitation. Three factors – rising temperatures, groundwater depletion, and a shrinking Colorado River – mean the most populous U.S. state will face decades of water shortages and must adapt.
A Little Fish with Big Impact
In Trouble on U.S. West Coast
Scientists are concerned that officials waited too long to order a ban on U.S. Pacific sardine fishing that goes into effect July 1. The dire state of the sardine population is a cautionary tale about overharvesting these and other forage fish that are a critical part of the marine food web.
Despite Hurdles, Solar Power in
Australia Is Too Robust to Kill
No nation has as high a penetration of residential solar as Australia, with one in five homes now powered by the sun. And while the government has slashed incentives, solar energy continues to grow, thanks to a steep drop in the cost of PV panels and the country's abundant sunshine.
e360 Video Series
The Big Waste: Why Do We
Every year, a staggering 30 to 40 percent of what is grown and raised in the United States is thrown away. In the first of a two-part e360 video series, filmmaker Karim Chrobog looks at food waste in America — a problem with major human and environmental costs. The video focuses on Washington, D.C., which has taken steps to make sure food ends up with those who need it rather than in landfills.
Throw Away So Much Food?
Oil Drilling in Arctic Ocean:
A Push into Uncharted Waters
As the U.S. and Russia take the first steps to drill for oil and gas in the Arctic Ocean, experts say the harsh climate, icy seas, and lack of infrastructure means a sizeable oil spill would be very difficult to clean up and could cause extensive environmental damage.
E360 Special Report
Nicaragua Canal: A Giant Project
With Huge Environmental Costs
Work has already begun on a $50 billion inter-ocean canal in Nicaragua that would cut through nature reserves and bring massive dredging and major ship traffic to Central America's largest lake. Scientists and conservationists are warning that the project is an environmental disaster in the making.
Surge in Renewables Remakes
California's Energy Landscape
Thanks to favorable geography, innovative government policies, and businesses that see the benefits of clean energy investments, California is closing in on its goal of generating a third of its electricity from renewables by 2020.
Also From Yale Environment 360
Genetically Modified Mosquito Sparks a Controversy in Florida
Oasis at Risk: Oman's Ancient Water Channels Are Drying Up
How Long Can Oceans Continue To Absorb Earth's Excess Heat?
A New Face at the Helm of the Oldest U.S. Green Group
Water in the Bank: One Solution for Drought-Stricken California


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Location The hotel is located on Avenida Peru between 36th and 37th Street. It is around a 15-minute drive from the Old Town and close to important governmental offices, such as the Department of Economy and Finance, as well as the Electoral Court, National Hospital, the financial area of the city and Balboa Avenue with views over the Bay of Panama. The Panama Canal and Amador Causeway are both around 30 minutes away from the hotel by car. Facilities The hotel features 63 accommodation units. Guests can reach the upper floors quickly and easily, using the lift. Amenities include a safe. Internet access and wireless internet access are available in the public areas. The hotel offers a range of amenities for a comfortable stay, including gastronomic options such as a restaurant, a breakfast room and a bar. A newspaper stand is also among the amenities at the hotel. Parking facilities available to guests include a garage and a car park. Other services include a laundry. A shuttle service is offered. Rooms All rooms feature air conditioning and a bathroom. A balcony or terrace is also included as standard. Each accommodation unit features a double bed or a king-size bed. A safe is also available. Internet access, a telephone, a TV, a radio and wireless internet access are provided for guests' convenience. Wheelchair-accessible accommodation units are also bookable. In each of the bathrooms, guests will find a shower and a hairdryer. Sports/Entertainment The terrace is the perfect place to while away the time. A wellness area with a solarium is available. Meals Various meals and board options are bookable. Guests can choose from breakfast, lunch, dinner and B & B. Payment The following credit cards are accepted at the hotel: American Express, VISA and MasterCard. ...read more
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text: The Ya'Wara wiki last edited by comicfan11 on 02/06/15 11:44AM View full history OriginYa'wara exact origin is still unknown. At some point in the past she came across Aquaman as well as the other members of the Others and joined them for a time. She is also seemingly from South America.CreationHer first appearance was in Aquaman #7 in 2012. She was created by Geoff Johns and Ivan ReisCharacter EvolutionAs a relatively new character, she has not really evolved in her short time in publication. It is possibly being set up some conflict between her and Mera over Aquaman.Major Story ArcsYa'wara is introduced in the same story arc which introduce the Others and in which the group must hunt down Black Manta.A Choice of EvilFor more information see: Aquaman Annual #1 While stopping some loggers from destroying a chunk of the Amazon rainforest, Ya'Wara is called by Aquaman to aid him in returning Vostok-X's mask. After arguing with Mother Earth, Ya'Wara answers the call and after learning the mask was stolen by Madame Xan, Ya'Wara teleports the team to Hong Kong. But Madame Xan is ready for them and teleports them else where and separates them.Ya'Wara finds herself back in the Amazon but it is destroyed and Madame Xan appears to her as Mother Earth, but Ya'Wara sees threw the illusion. Madame Xan then offers her a deal, work with her and after she defeats the Others, she will help Ya'Wara save all the rainforests.Ya'Wara takes her up on the deal and back stabs the Others during their battle with Morgaine Le Fey. This causes The Operative to attack Ya'Wara and hold her at bay till the battle is over and Morgaine is defeated. Then before Aquaman returns to the group Ya'Wara teleports away, stating she is quitting the Others because they could never trust her again.Powers and AbilitiesJaguar goddessIt was revealed in Justice League #14, that Ya'Wara was the chosen Jaguar goddess of the Amazon. She has the ability to control jaguars and other feral cats.Skilled warriorYa'Wara was raised in the Amazon by the spirits of the jungle in order to be their protector. She is a very skill and agile fighter, especially with her twin daggers.Weaponry & EquipmentAtlantean GlobeThe Globe is one of the seven Atlantean relics crafted by the first king of Atlantis. It is potentially indestructible, like all the other relics, and it has the ability to teleport the user and whomever they wish to any location on the globe.It appears that the user does not need to have seen the place, the exact limits of the teleportation are yet to be revealed.Twin daggersShe always carries with her two twin daggers.


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If you could write a note to your younger self, what would you say in five words?
Would they be words of encouragement, advice, wisdom? I would say to myself "Embrace your inner beauty." mainly because I had a lot of trouble with... Show More
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-I would write a note to myself to tell my parents to sell their house when it was at the top of the market.
-Try to convince my dad that his business is not good for his future.
-Make my mom divorce my dad before he got a call from oversea from a nasty woman who was jealous of my mom for having money.
- from the beginning of 2013 I would make a reminder to write an official contract to collect the rent that is rightfully mine to support myself even better from my tenant Amber. (it is being collected by my dad.)
- I would write to myself about my ex-girlfriend don't write anything that she may take negatively anywhere because she WILL look for it. lol :)
-Give myself all the answers to my classes tests at University
- and winning lottery ticket numbers.
- and when I become your friend I'll donate slightly less than half to you for fun.
thanks for the fun question. :)
That rent thing is outrageous! If you can prove the money/ the place she's renting is rightfully yours as in if the tenant will admit that the initial agreement was with you etc you can still go to a lawyer and still get that letter. Or even make a secret recording of you and your dad speaking about it (hold the phone in your hand as if it doesn't matter while you ask him how he could take your money and as long as he admits in some way that it's yours, you can sue him AND get it from now on)
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"Never expect morality from women".
Wow! Strong point of view there... Not all women are immoral you know :)
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I am sorry you have been hurt so much that you now believe this fully :( But there are good ones who do not do what you are speaking of. How can you judge an entire population of approximately 3,386,509,865 women in the world based on the actions of a few 'bad apples'?Really saddening for me that you feel this way.
I know they're not all like that.I have met ONE trustworthy woman.
It wouldn't pay to trust the rest of them,if there was anything to lose by trusting them.Your chances of winning the lottery would be better.
Only trust them when you have nothing to lose.The more you put into a relationship or partnership,the more you stand to lose.It's not a case of IF,it's a case of WHEN.
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Yep my hobbies include giving compliments and not answering questions
Lol! And don't forget stealing cookies :P
Just do it.
Do you know the origin of these words? Nike didn't know either until after they had used it as their slogan.
No, I don't.
A man who had murdered a few people was sentenced to death by electrocution and when asked if he had any last words before they placed the bag over his head he said "Let's do it" The ad guy for the Nike campain got somehow "inspired" by these words and changed the Let's to Just... which went on to be their big slogan to this day... My graphics design lecturer told us that... Crazy huh!
Feb 26. 2010. leave earlier.
I hit a deer at around 2 something in the morning on the highway (speed limit is 70 mph) Had I left just a tad earlier, those deer would've crossed the road just before I got to that same point. That car I had was old but pretty much in mint condition since I got it from a mechanic. Damage cost over $5,000. So, I had to sell it to a junk yard so I could buy a new car... that new car almost killed me a thousand times. Once with the brake line breaking while going through a red light. Another time when my steering wheel locked while turning right at an intersection, and forcing me to cross the lines on the road that I was turning into and then having to stop the car and call my insurance company and then have cops come out to keep myself and the rest of traffic safe since the back of my car was still somewhat in the road. Then I don't even remember how many times that car stalled out on me, and no matter how many times I've taken it to many different mechanics, they all said the car was fine and shouldn't be stalling out.
All of this was caused by that stupid deer on the highway on February 26th at 2 something in the morning while driving 70 mph. Not to mention that the road I was on is higher up than the ground. So, basically, if I were to veer off the road I would be going down hill, and was also another reason (besides it being dark) that I didn't see the deer until the last second since the deer had to climb up the hill and once at the top of the hill it was basically on the road.
Then on February 26 at one in the morning in 2011, literally 14 deer decided to cross the road at the same time. 13 of them ran across and one of them walked across extremely slow. I got lucky they decided to cross a good amount of time before I got to the spot, thus giving me enough time to brake since the road I was on was a 55 mph road. I've made sure that in 2012 and 2013 that I will not be driving on the road in the morning on February 26th. Will do the same again this year. No way, no how.
lanes* not lines
Wow that is just wow!
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A warning to myself [watch out for that car] I was run down by a venicle when I was 15.
Oh My GOSH are you serious! Are you okay now? Did you recover fully? Thank heavens you're alive! OMG!
Serious yes, I was lucky the doc didn't think I was going to pull through I'm OK now just walk with a limp.
Oh wow! Thank heavens!
Stop being so shy, you're much smarter than you think, don't drink, don't date the pharmacist, work harder at the beginning of college, don't take 9 mile home from the gym or you will have this awesome burn scar on your chest and messed up knees. But mostly, take care of yourself so you don't have to do as much damage control when you're older. You're worth it.
"Don't believe all the assholes who are going to tell you that you're not enough; not good enough, not pretty enough, not curvy enough, not skinny enough. You are ALWAYS going to be enough."
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Aw, thanks. (: <3 I just really wish I would have received something like that, it really would have helped my self-esteem.
I can totally relate ^_^
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Hey guys, I found this Dodge on eBay for about $5 a couple years ago. It was missing its interior and bumpers, but came with a dashboard from who knows what in the box. I decided to make a custom truck out of it. I used the dash and some parts box seats, console, steering wheel, and shifter to make a sort of interior. I lowered it by drilling holes for the metal axles about 1/4" higher than stock. The bed cover is Evergreen grooved sheet styrene intended for siding on model railroad buildings. I made a rear roll pan from one in my parts box. Paint is orange Valspar Allis-Chalmer tractor paint. BMF on the trim strip. Quick and dirty, not detailed, but a fun build!
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I'm overly dramatic and i have some trust issues with him he's been nice to me so far and respectful and i just keep bitching about things over and over because i'm still hurt and feeling bitter and it's causing me to literally want to scream andn punch him, we have gotten into physical fights because i wont shut up it's been going on for a while and i know i need counceling to get over the pain he has done to me, and i know i am causing him pain because he's trying his best **** ):: he's giving me the cold shoulder i'm scared ;/ i apologized to him try to make up and i love him dearly damit and i feel like i am ruining it when i don't even mean to my anger is like overflowing to the point where i can't even keep my mouth shut!!!
Get away from each other and find someone else it will never work
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This doesn't sound like love to me, more like co-dependence
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dear life isn't a drama...treat your relationship seriously and stop being a drama queen...mover over stop crying ...u'll be happy n successful in this affair
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Scientists create nontoxic pH nanosensors to assess viability of transplanted therapeutic cells.
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Turning cell phones into basic research tools can improve health care in the developing world.
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As new infections surface and spread, science meets the challenges with ingenuity and adaptation.
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Researchers discover a microbe living at -15°C, the coldest temperature ever reported for bacterial growth, giving hope to the search for life elsewhere in the cosmos.
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White House Floats Idea Of Crypto Backdoor... If The Key Is Broken Into Multiple Pieces
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Not surprisingly, the law enforcement and intelligence communities are not giving up yet. The latest is that the White House appears to be floating a proposal to setup a backdoor to encryption that requires multi-party keys. That is, rather than just having a single key that can decrypt the content, it would require multiple parties with "pieces" of the "key" to come together to unlock it:
Recently, the head of the National Security Agency provided a rare hint of what some U.S. officials think might be a technical solution. Why not, said Adm. Michael S. Rogers, require technology companies to create a digital key that could open any smartphone or other locked device to obtain text messages or photos, but divide the key into pieces so that no one person or agency alone could decide to use it?Of course, this proposal is nothing new. As Declan McCullagh points out, during the first "Crypto Wars" of the 1990s, the NSA proposed the same sort of thing with two parties holding parts of the escrow key. It was a dumb idea then and it's a dumb idea now.
"I don't want a back door," said Rogers, the director of the nation's top electronic spy agency during a speech at Princeton University, using a tech industry term for covert measures to bypass device security. "I want a front door. And I want the front door to have multiple locks. Big locks."
The idea being floated here is that by setting up such a system, it's less open to abuse by government/law enforcement/intelligence communities. And maybe that's true. It makes it marginally less likely to be abused by the government. But it can still be abused quite a bit. It's not like we haven't seen multiple government agencies team up to do nefarious things in the past, or even federal officials and private companies. Hell, just look at the recent discussions about the DEA's phone records surveillance program, where the DEA later teamed up with the NSA. And, also, that program required the more or less voluntary cooperation of telcos. So the idea that the requirement of multiple parties somehow lessens the risk seems like a stretch.
But, even if it actually did reduce the risk of direct abuse, it doesn't get anywhere near the real problem with this approach. If you're building in a back door, you're building in a vulnerability that others will eventually be able to exploit. You are flat out weakening the system -- whether or not you split up the key. You're still exposing the data to those with nefarious intent by weakening the overall system.
Thankfully, at least some in the government seem to recognize this:
"The basic question is, is it possible to design a completely secure system" to hold a master key available to the U.S. government but not adversaries, said Donna Dodson, chief cybersecurity advisor at the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technologies. "There's no way to do this where you don't have unintentional vulnerabilities."So, now the questions is if the White House will actually listen to the cybersecurity experts at NIST -- or the people who want to undermine cybersecurity at the NSA and the FBI?


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Gove has made his disrespect for women teachers explicit. The cultural creep in the direction of a dusted-down patriarchy, laid out by his party, is cause for serious concern. Democracy and the rule of law require a more adaptive and inclusive approach. If not, it's women and girls who will pay the price.
Since Ed Miliband's Shadow Cabinet reshuffle, debate has been reignited regarding the policies Labour should be taking forward. No policy suggestion, though, has received anywhere near the backlash of Stephen Twigg's proposal that the Party should embrace the Government's free schools agenda.
In early 2012, the coalition will decide on whether Citizenship Education will be made non-statutory within the national curriculum. For those who don't know, Citizenship was designed to counter political apathy among young people and engage those at GCSE level on political systems and more importantly, how young people play their part in a modern day democracy.
Of course I watched it. I promised myself I wouldn't, but ended up breaking my own cardinal rule ('don't watch school related TV programmes, they'll only make you angry') because of staffroom banter, most of which was fairly positive.
Twenty-first century industrial problems cannot be solved primarily with a nineteenth-century educational toolkit.
Children are now settling back at school after their holidays. Teachers are back from weeks in France, Tuscany, Crete, or wherever. Holidays will be on everyone's minds as they sit - unwillingly - at their desks.
What is the point of exams? I mean, HOW do they help you in later life? Can't you just, not do any until you're like...I don't know, in uni? That way, you can enjoy your teenage years while you still have them!
I imagine you'd find it odd going back to work after a six week hiatus in which arson, looting and the total breakdown of society have been laid at the door of your profession, in not so many words.
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On the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Michael Gove was invited to discuss the twenty-four free schools opening this month. The free schools are a Conservative invention: centrally funded, outside of local authority control and run by anyone who wants to run one.
I'm aware that this is a controversial topic, there are papers like this which vehemently disagree with my own experience of male role models, although the authors do still conclude that there should be more men in early-years teaching.
I failed my GCSEs spectacularly. Worse really was my reluctance to study for them those months/weeks beforehand. I somehow believed I would pass even though I did no work, except for maybe one subject.
The news this morning was dominated once again by the news that GCSE passes are excellent once again and many pupils have received very high grades, which always prompts the discussion about whether or not GCSE's are easier than O levels.
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Papers from a failed class action suit by Apple Store staff reveal that at least two retail employees complained directly to CEO Tim Cook about the policy of subjecting them to anti-theft bag checks before they left the store. Tim Cook forwarded the complaints to senior retail and HR executives, asking "Is this true?" … Read more
Latest iOS 8.2 iPhone beta adds Apple Watch Bluetooth support, confirms app
The latest iOS 8.2 beta for the iPhone adds support for Apple's next major product launch: the Apple Watch. Inside of the Bluetooth Settings menu is a new panel specifically for pairing an iPhone with the Apple Watch. Additionally, the instructions inside of the Bluetooth menu specifically indicate that Apple will release a dedicated "Apple Watch app" for setting up and controlling the wearable device. An early preview of the Watch explained the standalone app as follows:
Class-action lawsuit over 2011 MacBook Pro GPU issues extended to Canada
Following a petition with thousands of signatures related to GPU complaints and a class-action lawsuit filed in the United States, another class-action lawsuit has been filed north of the border against Apple Canada over the same GPU issues affecting some 15-inch and 17-inch 2011 MacBook Pro models equipped with an AMD graphics chip. Read more
Apple questions whether iPod class action suit can proceed as case may lack genuine plaintiffs
Just as it looked like the iPod-related class action suit against Apple was getting interesting, Eddy Cue arguing that competing music stores had effectively hacked the iPod, it now seems the case is in danger of collapsing.
Apple's lawyers have written to the judge to say there is no evidence that either of the two plaintiffs owned iPods during the time affected by Apple's action to remove non-iTunes songs from iPods … Read more
Court rejects earlier $324 million anti-poaching settlement between Apple, Intel, Google, and Adobe
A judge has rejected a settlement that was reached earlier this year between employees of Apple, Intel, Google, and Adobe and their respective companies, CNBC reported today. According to reports from the courtroom, Judge Lucy Koh ruled that the settlement was not high enough and should actually be $380 million.
The lawsuit was brought against the tech giants in question by current and former employees who believed (correctly) that their employers had created agreements to avoid attempting to hire engineers from one another. The idea was that if no competitors were making offers, each company was free to pay its employees whatever it wanted without having to worry about them jumping ship for a better offer.
Apple faces off against 20,000 employees in class action lawsuit over labor code violations
A group of corporate and retail employees has received class action status for a lawsuit against Apple in which the plaintiffs argue that the company violated the California labor code by not offering "timely meal breaks, timely rest breaks, and timely final paychecks," per a report from TechCrunch.
The suit was originally filed in December 2011, but was today expanded to cover around 20,000 current and former Apple employees in California. The employees named in the suit have varying reasons for joining forces against Apple, but all accusations boil down to Apple having violated several points of the state's labor laws.
Apple faces class-action lawsuit over do-not-hire arrangements with other companies
A federal judge ruled that a lawsuit against Apple and several other companies can proceed as a class-action suit today after determining that a significant number of employees across the tech industry were hurt by "do-not-hire" arrangements between their employers and other companies. The policies in question were practiced by Apple, Google, Adobe, Pixar, and more as a way of keeping their own employees from defecting to competitors for higher pay. Essentially the agreements barred two companies from offering jobs to competing employees for a higher salary. Because doing so gave employees leverage with which to bargain for higher pay at their own jobs, employers were often faced with the decision to either pay any given employee more to keep them around or lose them to a competitor willing to pay more.
Apple in court: Samsung infringes key text-selection patent, anti-poaching class action blocked, slide to unlock invalidated in Germany
Apple's decision to disable VPN on demand functionality on iOS due to the virnetX lawsuit isn't the only patent related Apple news today. Head below for a roundup of Apple's court woes and wins from earlier today:
Samsung infringes key text-selection patent: Reuters reports that the International Trade Commission has handed down a preliminary decision ruling Samsung infringed on an Apple patent related to a text-selection feature. However, the courts also ruled Samsung didn't infringe another patent related to detecting when other devices are plugged into a microphone jack. If the text-selection decision is upheld, the result could be a U.S. import ban on Galaxy, Transform, and Nexus devices: Read more
Police officer reports son for fraud after Apple refuse to refund £3,700 App Store spending spree
A police officer in the U.K. named Doug Crossan reported his own 13-year-old son for fraud after Apple refused to refund £3,700 that the child ran up playing freemium App Store titles on his iPad. DailyMail has the story:
Cameron then racked up more than 300 purchases on games such as Plants vs Zombies, Hungry Shark, Gun Builder, Nova 3. Many of them are free to download but users can buy in-game extras – in one game Cameron had purchased a virtual chest of gold coins costing £77.98.
But the technology company has refused and his only way of recouping the money is to report the purchases as being fraudulent. So Mr Crossan, of Clevedon, North Somerset, has shopped Cameron to the Action Fraud helpline – meaning his son could face arrest and questioning by the his father's colleagues. He said: 'I am sure Cameron had no intention to do it, but I had to have a crime reference number if there was any chance of getting any credit card payments refunded.
We reported last week that Apple was adding a new "offers in-app purchases" warning in the App Store to better inform consumers downloading free apps that additional content will require a fee. The move followed a settling a class action lawsuit that alleged children were able to rack up thousands of dollars through the iOS freemium model, i.e. in-app purchases, with both parents and children under the impression that the games were free. Apple is refusing to refund Crossan, citing "parental responsibility and pointing out that iPads contain password locks to prevent accidental or unwanted purchases."
Judge orders Apple to explain why it didn't hand over Jobs emails in location tracking suit
Bloomberg reported that U.S. Magistrate Judge Paul S. Grewal has ordered Apple to reveal exactly how it's complying with previous orders to hand over evidence in a lawsuit that accused the company of collecting users' location data. It will also have to submit documents related to its process for reviewing apps. Earlier this week, Apple's lawyer, Ashlie Beringer, told the court that the decision to not provide emails from Steve Jobs in an order from November was a "mistake."
"Luckily for the plaintiffs, Apple has provided more than enough evidence itself to suggest to the court that it has not fully complied with the court's order," Grewal wrote in the March 6 order. "In light of Apple's performance in this case, the court cannot rely on its representations that this time it really has or will produce all responsive documents."
According to the report, Grewal said in his order today that "it was 'unacceptable' that Apple waited more than three months to verify whether it complied with his November order to turn over documents."
Apple has said previously that it has guarded some documents in the case to protect customers from harm if the documents were "inadvertently released to the public or fell into the wrong hands."
Beringer said she and her team of lawyers reviewed more than 8,000 e-mails over the previous weekend and determined that they should turn over messages involving Apple's late co-founder Jobs, Phil Schiller, its marketing chief, and Scott Forstall, the former head of mobile software, among others.
The result is Apple will now have to give a "detailed account" by March 8 of how it went about gathering documents it was ordered to submit to the plaintiffs: Read more
Apple settles in-app purchasing class action, agrees to pay $5 iTunes credit or cash refund
Last time we checked in on the in-app purchase class-action lawsuit against Apple, courts refused Apple's request to throw out the case brought on by parents arguing the iOS freemium model, i.e. in-app purchases, allowed children to easily rack up hundreds or thousands of dollars. Today, Law360 (via GigaOM) reported Apple has agreed to pay a settlement and will be contacting 23 million iTunes users that "made a Game Currency purchase in one or more Qualified Apps."
According to the report, Apple will pay $5 in iTunes credit to those who claim in-app content was purchased by a minor without their permission. For purchases above $30, users will be able to request a full refund. However, credits will likely not get to users until early 2014 when the settlement meets regulatory approval: Read more
Apple in court: iPhone data collection, Samsung/iPad patent case, & double iTunes billing
When we reported on Apple's courtroom woes in March, we told you lawmakers were sending letters to iOS devs (Apple included) and questioning them on their privacy policies about how apps access contact data without explicit user permission. Despite promises, Apple has yet to carry out an update requiring apps to ask for user-approval, but an earlier case over the collection of user data has been given the green light by U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in California. Reuters reported the lawyers representing customers in the case claimed in court today that Apple "collected data on customers' geographical locations even after users said they didn't want to share the information." The judge is asking Apple to submit relevant documents to the plaintiffs by May 17.
In other courtroom news, ComputerWorld reported this week that Judge Koh ordered Apple and Samsung to "streamline" its patent claims ahead of a trial set for July 30. According to the report, the companies have already cut back the claims included in the case to 37 products, 16 patents, six trademark, five trade dress claims, and an antitrust suit, but Judge Koh said the extent of the case is "cruel and unusual punishment to a jury." If Apple and Samsung do not agree to reduce the set of claims, the trial could be postponed until next year. The news comes after the companies agreed with Koh to have their CEOs meet for settlement talks related to the patent cases on May 21-22.
Justia.com reported this week that Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit over claims that iTunes is continually double billing a customer for downloads of a song. Apple apparently refuses to refund some customers for these double billing incidents, citing its Terms of Service. A copy of the lawsuit and more information on the class action is here.


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