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Mobile phones that set the trend
The present day mobile phone encompasses the functionality of various gadgets. Apart from making calls, which they were initially designed for, they can accomplish many more tasks, like, surfing the net, emailing, social networking, capturing pictures and videos, playing music and games. Numerous kinds of handsets have come and gone. However, there were some, that made a difference in the evolution of mobile phones; that set the trend. What is the history of these now ubiquitous accessories?
The world's first smartphone – The story of the smartphone started way back in 1992. IBM, the American IT giant, and BellSouth Corporation, an American Telecommunications company, together launched the world's first smartphone, called Simon. This was a touchscreen device with no physical keypad. Either the finger or a stylus could be used to operate it. Its functionality set included – sending and receiving calls, fax, pager messages; accessing the internet; emailing; playing games and features like calculator, world clock, calender, note pad etc. The IBM Simon smartphone was initially priced at $899. This is also believed to be the world's first touchscreen handset.
The world's first colour screen smartphone – Nokia was on a smartphone making spree since 1996. These devices belonged to Nokia's Communicator series. The most noteworthy among them is the Nokia 9210 Communicator. It was the first color screen mobile phone. Not just that, it was also the first Symbian OS device. This Communicator had a small netbook kind of form factor. It featured an ARM processor, a half VGA screen and a physical QWERTY keyboard. This smartphone could be used for faxing, SMS-ing, emailing, surfing the internet and viewing & editing documents. There were other applications like clock, units converter, games, recorder, clock and calender on-board too.
The world's first camera mobile phones – J-Phone, a mobile phone operator in Japan, was the first to commercialise camera mobile phones. The J-SH04 phone manufactured by Sharp, is said to be the world's first handset with a built-in CMOS camera. It was released in November 2000. It had a 110,000 pixels resolution. Camera mobile phones soon picked up pace, and even beat the digital camera sales figures, in the last decade. In 2009, Samsung was the first to bring out a 12 Megapixel camera phone – the Samsung Pixon 12 M8910.
The world's first 3G mobile phone – The Nokia 6650 mobile phone hails the title of "the world's first 3G mobile phone". It was launched during the latter part of 2002. This handset supported the WCDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access) 3G standard. It packed in a camera for shooting both videos and photographs; an extensive connectivity set with Bluetooth, USB and Infrared; the Nokia PC Suite software for sharing multimedia content with a PC.
The world's first multi-touch mobile phone – The Apple iPhone is the world's first multi-touch smartphone. It created a wave when it released in 2007. Although there is some dispute about who was the first to bring out a multi-touch interface, Apple currently holds the patent for it. The iPhone's multi-touch interface is much loved and considered to be the best till date by many around the world.
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The History of Hawaii, Told in Plate Lunches
Hipster historian/author/NPR voice/Violet from The Incredibles Sarah Vowell has a new book, Unfamiliar Fishes, that hits bookstores March 22. The book explores the history of Hawaii, which Vowell previews in a trailer (since when do books have trailers?), filled with slides of Hawaiian plate lunches.
What's a plate lunch? "The plate lunch would be the national dish of Hawaii, if, in fact, Hawaii were still a nation," Vowell explains before describing the combo of two scoops of rice, macaroni salad, and South Pacific-style protein.
Watch and learn about the history of the 50th state via the most artistic state food in the country.
For starters, here's a haunting ode to the plate lunch by a pale multi-instrumentalist. Despite the six-minute song, he doesn't share any plate-lunch visuals until the end. And then it's more like a Styrofoam box lunch. Catchy, but disappointing.
Porn star Chanel Preston explains plate lunches. And it's not a euphemism.
A cockatoo frozen in 1999 sings the praises of plate lunch to the tune of "Mambo No. 5".
Drunks love the loco moco plate lunch! Loco moco is Polynesian for "slinger."
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I've added a still from Suspicion which was last week's episode of Revenge. So sorry that it is coming so late but I've just come across it and it can now be found in the gallery. Ashley looks amazing in it with Ashton's character Tyler.
REVENGE – "Suspicion" – Having discovered that her most valuable ally has turned against her, Emily desperately reaches out to her mentor (guest starring Hiroyuki Sanada as Satoshi) for advice. Victoria's worst nightmare comes true when she finds herself totally alone both in her life and her home, while the threat of Tyler's negative influence continues to grow, on "Revenge," WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.
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Appeals court: Peterson should get new trial
The N.C. Court of Appeals has ruled that Michael Peterson, who was convicted in 2003 of killing his wife, Kathleen Peterson, should receive a new trial.
The Court agreed with the ruling of Durham County Superior Court Judge Orlando Hudson that newly discovered evidence makes it necessary for Peterson to be tried again in the death of his wife at their mansion in Durham.
Peterson was a best-selling novelist, and his wife was an executive with Nortel at the time of her death.
The State alleged that Peterson hit his wife in the head with a fireplace tool, but Peterson claimed his wife was fatally injured when she accidentally fell down the back staircase in their home on Dec. 9, 2001.
Durham County District Attorney Leon Stanback said Tuesday he has not yet decided to whether to retry Peterson.
The possibilities for the district attorney's office include asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to review the Court of Appeals ruling, retry Peterson for murder, offer Peterson a plea deal or drop the case against him.
Stanback said he spoke to the N.C. Attorney General's Office about the State's options Tuesday morning after the ruling was published.
"Everything is a possibility," Stanback said.
The first option, to ask the Supreme Court to review the decision, could fail if the Supreme Court decides not to review the Court of Appeals decision or it agrees with Hudson's ruling.
On the other hand, if the Supreme Court were to reverse the ruling, Peterson would go straight back to prison to continue serving his life sentence for first-degree murder.
"It would be the end of the story," Stanback said. "It would be just as if he had never been let out if the Court of Appeals is reversed."
He expects to make a decision within the next several weeks.
"We'll make an announcement when we make the decision, but we don't want to leave any stone unturned," Stanback said.
Peterson is out on bond but must wear an electronic bracelet on his ankle to monitor his whereabouts.
Hudson's ruling, and the Court of Appeals upholding of that ruling, focused on the testimony of former SBI Agent Duane Deavers, who claimed he was an experienced expert in blood spatter analysis and had investigated many cases in which someone had fallen down stairs.
Deaver, who was considered "one of the State's most important expert witnesses," according to the opinion, claimed Peterson struck his wife four times in the head with a blowpoke prior to falling down the stairs.
In Hudson's ruling, he said the grounds for his opinion was that Deaver misled the court and made false and misleading testimony, the Court of Appeals opinion noted.
During the trial, Deaver claimed he was trained and supervised by senior SBI Agent Spittle; that he had written about 200 reports involving blood stain analysis in cases he investigated and that he participated in 500 cases involving bloodstain analysis. He also claimed he had personally investigated crime scenes involving alleged falls 15 times.
However, during a post-conviction hearing in December 2011, Peterson's attorneys showed Deaver misrepresented his qualifications. He had not been mentored by Spittle; had only participated in 54 cases, not 500, of blood stain analysis; and only wrote 36 reports, not 200, about blood stain analysis. He had not been to any alleged accidental fall crime scenes, as he claimed, other than at Peterson's house.
The State argued that the evidence Deaver presented did not affect the ultimate opinion of homicide and the evidence of his guilt was so overwhelming that the evidence Deaver presented would not have made a probable impact on the verdict.
The Court of Appeals disagreed, saying Deaver's testimony was central to the State's case and the evidence concerning his qualifications would have "completely undermined the credibility of the State's entire theory of the case."
Court of Appeals Judges Donna Stroud and Sam Ervin IV concurred with the opinion written by Robert C. Hunter.


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United States Patent 3,428,728 TIMED RELEASE SUBLINGUAL MEDICATIONS Hans Lowey, Larchmont, N.Y. (7 Deerfield' Lane, Mamaroneck, NY. 10543) No Drawing. Continuation-impart of application Ser.
No. 395,291, Sept. 9, 1964. This application Oct. 21, 1965, Ser. No. 500,157
US. Cl. 424-14 Int Cl. A61k 9/00; A613 3/06 4 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE Pharmaceutical tablets capable of releasing an active ingredient under controlled conditions during a period of between l560 minutes are prepared by cooking a mixture of sorbitol and gum acacia until the solids content is 65%, adding at least one artificial sweetener for sweetemng and absorption regulation, cooling to 90 F., addmg the active ingredient, converting the mixture into sublingual oral unit dosage form and administering the product sublingually while being able to discontinue medication at will.
of sublingual nitroglycerin tablets taken for angina pectoris or related heart conditions. Ordinary oral tablets to be taken several times per day are also well known and some medication is now prepared in special sustained release dosage form wherein the active ingredient is released according to a desired pattern, for example, over a peroid of 6 to 12 hours.
According to the present invention, sublingual tablets are produced from which the active ingredient is not all immediately absorbed, but the active ingredient is released gradually and continuously over a short period of time of the order of 15 to 60 minutes from administration. It has been found that this is important and has unpredictable advantages. For example, nitroglycerin tablets in sublingual form and which act rapidly over a very short period of time cause serious or unpleasant side effects, such as flushing, headache, tachycardia and dizziness. Tablets embodying the present invention lack these drawbacks and have slower and continuous release without the side effects.
Conventional sublingual tablets are made from a base formula which usually consists of 15 parts of non- .alcoholized cocoa powder, 15 parts of sucrose and 70 parts of lactose. Mannitol hexanitrate is often used as the base for sublingual tablets. I have discovered that these regular base compositions cannot be employed in the present invention and that it is necessary to use a special base composition in which a therapeutic dose of active ingredient is incorporated. For instance, when isoproterenol is used in ordinary sublingual tablets, the inciice dence of toxicity is about 33%. When the product is administered orally, there is often a incidence of side effects. When administered systemically or in large oral doses or to sensitive individuals, the drug produces symptomatic electrocardiographic evidence of coronary insufficiency. Isoproterenol is nevertheless a valuable sympathomimetic agent and has been used as a bronchodilator sublingually in dosages of 5 to 20 milligrams.
Sublingual medications or tablets embodying the present invention comprise a sugarless base of special ingredients which release the active ingredient over a short period of time lasting 15 to 60 minutes after administration. This has valuable advantages in that the therapeutic and prophylactic effects last considerably longer than any conventional sublingual tablets and, in addition, it is possible to discontinue the medication if it is causing undesirable side effects by removing it from the mouth. Thus, the present invention resides in specially formulated sublingual therapeutic compositions which have some of the advantages of sustained release dosage forms and none of the disadvantages of immediate or very short acting dosage forms. It has further been found that side effects are eliminated or substantially reduced as these appear to be due primarily to the rapid absorption of ordinary sublingual tablets. My new dosage form also has a stabilizing effect upon products such as nitroglycerin and isoproterenol, in addition to the advantage that the patient may discontinue the medication by removing the tablet before it is completely dissolved during the 15 to 60 minute interval after administration. It has further been found that suitable therapeutic action as described above is obtained when the base for the medication contains sorbitol, gum acacia or gum arabic, citric acid, confectioners glaze, calcium or sodium cyclamate and calcium or sodium saccharin. This base is specially prepared so that it disintegrates under the tongue during a 15 to 60 minute period after administration for a continuous release for absorption through the mucous membrane into the bloodstream. This is surprising and unexpected when it is considered that sorbitol normally disintegrates very rapidly, but when combined with gum arabic, a timed release disintegration is obtained during the 15 to 60 minute interval after administration. The sodium or calcium saccharin and the sodium or calcium cyclamate, while artificial sweentening agents, are included for the purpose of providing continuous and regular absorption through the mucous membrane. In this way the timing of the release of the active therapeutic agent can be controlled by the weight of the tablet.
A mixture of sorbitol and gum arabic or gum acacia are placed in a cooking kettle with agitators and cooked until there is 65% solids as determined with a refractometer. After cooking, dried color, flavor and citric acid are added and when the batch of material has cooled to F., the active ingredient is added and the batch then placed in a cool receptacle and cast in tablet or other desired form in starch trays.
A separate base is prepared for an alertness product, such as one containing caffeine, in a formulation analogous to that of my copending application Ser. No. 368,- 340, filed May 8, 1964 now abandoned. The coffee base using soluble coffee as in my aforesaid copending application can be prepared for a release time up to 1 hour, which is particularly important when caffeine is the active ingredient to be released.
The invention is illustrated by the following nonlimitative examples.
EXAMPLE I Nitroglyn A gr. Prolinguals Formula:
Liquid sorbitol, 37 lb. 8 oz.
Powdered gum acacia, 7 lb. 8 oz.
Nitroglycerin beta-lactose mixture, oz.
Color, 30 gr.
Flavor, 2 oz.
Calcium cyclamate, 5 oz. 313 gr.
Soluble saccharin, 250 gr.
Formula for 20,000 pieces, molded to weigh 17.5 gr. each.
EXAMPLE II Isoproterenol HCl 15 mg. Prolinguals Formula:
Liquid sorbitol, 37 lb. 8 oz. Isoproterenol HCl, 300 grams Color, 30 gr. Flavor, 2 oz. Calcium cyclamate, 5 oz. 313 gr. Soluble saccharin, 250 gr.
Formula for 20,000 pieces, molded to weigh 17.5 gr. each.
The formulations of Examples I and H are prepared by the cooking and agitating procedure described above.
EXAMPLE III Cafieine gr. Prolinguals with coffee base Formula:
Soluble coffee, 14 lb.
Corn syrup solids, vegetable fat, sodium caseinate, lactose, dipotassium phosphate, artificial flavor, 6 lbs. emulsifier, riboflavin, carotene, together Caffeine, 11 oz. 188 gr.
Calcium cyclamate, 5 oz. 313 gr.
Soluble saccharin, 250 gr.
Formula for 20,000 tablets to be compressed at a weight of 7.25 gr. each.
EXAMPLE IV Glyceryl guaiacolate 1 /2 grains Formula:
Liquid sorbitol, 37 lb. 8 oz.
Powdered gum acacia, 7 lb. 8 oz.
Glyceryl guaiacolate, 4 lb. 5 oz.
Color, 30 gr.
Flavor, 2 oz.
Calcium cyclamate, 5 oz. 313 gr.
Soluble saccharin, 250 gr.
Formula for 20,000 pieces, molded to weight 19 grains per piece. This formula is used as a cough preparation.
EXAMPLE V Enzyme preparation Formula:
Liquid sorbitol, 37 lb. 8 oz.
Powdered gum acacia, 7 lb. 8 oz.
Amylase, 7 lb.
Protease, 7 lb.
Color, 30 gr.
Flavor, 2 oz.
Calcium cyclamate, 5 oz. 313 gr.
Soluble saccharin, 250 gr.
Formula for 20,000 pieces, molded to weigh 22 /2 grains each. This preparation contains 2,000 units each of amylase and protease, but can be varied to contain from 1,000 to 10,000 units each. The product is used as a tooth-cleaning agent and in periodontures.
4 EXAMPLE VI Terpin hydrate 5 gr., benzocaine 1 gr. Prolinguals Formula:
Liquid sorbitol, 37 lb. 8 oz. Powdered gum acacia, 7 lb. 8 oz. Terpin hydrate, 7 lb. Benzocaine, 3 lb. Color, 30 gr. Flavor, 2 oz. Calcium cyclamate, 5 oz. 313 gr. Soluble saccharin, 250 gr. Formula for 20,000 pieces, molded to weigh 23 /2 gr. This product is used as an expectorant.
EXAMPLE VII Dextromethorphan 25 mg. Formula:
Liquid sorbitol, 37 lb. 8 oz. Powdered gum acacia, 7 lb. 8 oz. Dextromethorphan, 1 lb. 2 oz. Color, 30- gr. Flavor, 2 oz. Calcium cyclamate, 5 oz. 313 gr. Soluble saccharin, 250 gr.
Formula for 20,000 pieces, molded to weigh 18 gr. This product is used as an antitussive.
The foregoing is intended as illustrative and not as limitative since, within the terms of the appended claims, various modifications may be made without departing from the invention. The invention is useful for a Wide variety of products of the types given above by way of example, but for other active ingredients, including without limitation thereto cardiovascular agents, dilating agents, hormones, sedatives, antihistamines, analgesics, reducing agents, antispasmodics, stimulants, antitussives, expectorants, vitamins, enzymes and antiasthmatics.
In addition, the base can be so prepared as to provide no release for the first 5 to 10 minutes followed by the gradual and continuous release above noted. This is advantageous where it is desired to start the medication after a short time delay to permit the patient to change his location or reach a nearby destination.
What is claimed is:
1. A sublingual method of administering medication, absorbable through the mucous membranes of the mouth into the blood stream in a timed release pattern dependent on the total weight of the medication, and a base in which it is incorporated and formed into tablets, which method consists in inserting a tablet into the mouth beneath the tongue and holding it there for 15 to 60 minutes while the medication is taking efiect and removing the partially used tablet when medication is to be discontinued or undesirable side effects occur, the tablet consisting essentially of a therapeutic amount of an active ingredient and a sugarless base of sorbitol and gum acacia to which has been added sodium or calcium saccharin or cyclamate for artificial sweetening and for providing continuous and regular absorption through said mucous membranes while the preparation is disintegrating under the tongue, said tablet releasing the active ingredient over a period of 15 to 60 minutes after administration and having been produced by mixing sorbitol and gum acacia and cooking the same until the mixture contains 65% of solids, adding at least one of sodium or calcium saccharin or cyclamate as sweetening and absorption control agent, cooling to F., adding the active ingredient and forming the resulting product into individual oral unit dosage form tablets.
2. A method according to claim 1 in which the active ingredient is nitroglycerin.
3. A method according to claim 1 in which the active ingredient is isoproterenol.
4. A method according to claim 1 in which the active ingredient is glyceryl guaiacolate.
(References on following page) References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS Myhre 16782 Smedresman 16782 Klioze et a1. 16781 Klioze et a1. 16781 Klioze et a1. 16782 Hobbs et al. 16782 Jensen 16755 Thompson 16782 Zentner 16755 Magid 16755 LEWIS GOTTS, Primary Examiner.
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UNITED'STATES PATENT OFFICE CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION Patent No. 3 ,428 728 February 18 1969 Hans Lowey It is certified that error appears in the above identified patent and that said Letters Patent are hereby corrected as shown below:
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Craft beers from Michigan and other parts of the country, plus a handful of local food vendors, will round out the event, which has been assembled by the folks at Grand Circus Media (a management, booking and promotions company in Detroit), the folks at the Ark venue in Ann Arbor (known for its continuous schedule of roots, folk and American music) and local event promoter Jason Dritsan.
Weve been producing some folk and bluegrass-type events for a couple years, says Joe Choma, owner and talent buyer at Grand Circus Media. The Detroit market seems a little underserved and were hoping to give people an opportunity to enjoy the music and more opportunities to get out and see these types of bands.
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Doors open at 6 p.m. Saturday for all ages, Royal Oak Farmers Market, 316 E. Eleven Mile, Royal Oak. 248-246-3276.
Admission is $25 advance, $30 at the door for ages 18 and older. Door proceeds plus funds generated from a 50/50 raffle will be donated to Camp Casey, a Michigan nonprofit horseback riding program for children with cancer.
For more: www.grandcircusmedia.com.
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■Sponge: The Detroit rockers are releasing a new album on April 23, but fans in Flint or those making the drive up from Detroit will get a chance to snag a limited number of advance promo copies when the group performs at the Machine Shop on Saturday.
Stop the Bleeding is the title of the new disc and the group will release it independently.
As part of Saturdays show (and other 2013 tour dates), Sponge will hold a Plowed Air Guitar contest. Contestants will compete live on stage and the band will judge the contest prior to taking the stage. Winners receive an autographed Sponge prize pack and will get to meet the band after the show. Winners from each tour date will be entered in the national finals where one winner will win a trip to Las Vegas to see Sponge later this year. Registration is free but entry is first-come, first-served.
Sponge, best known for 90s alternative rock hits like Plowed, will also be appearing on the Summerland Tour with Everclear, Live and Filter.
Doors at 7 p.m. Saturday, Machine Shop, 3539 Dort Hwy., Flint. 810-715-2650. $15 advance. 18 and older.
For more: www.spongetheband.com.
■The Luddites: This eleven-piece folk orchestra will roll out its fourth disc, Twisted In, on Saturday at PJs Lager House in Detroit.
Opening the show are Brooklyn rockers, Les Sans Culottes, whose leader Clermont Ferrand (Bill Carney) is originally from Detroit.
Doors at 9 p.m. Saturday, PJs Lager House, 1254 Michigan, Detroit. 313-961-4668. $5.
For more: www.theluddites.org.
■Blind Season: The teen rockers are set to unleash a debut EP with a party set for Saturday at the Token Lounge in Westland.
Versatility, was recorded at Metro 37 Recording Studios in Rochester with producer Kevin Sharpe.
Opening the show are Ana and Bulletproof Snow.
Doors at 6 p.m., show runs until 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Token Lounge, 28949 Joy, Westland. 734-513-5030. $10, includes a copy of the EP. All ages.
For more: www.facebook.com/blindseason.
■Jamaican Queens: This Detroit indie-pop duo is returning from a spring tour including several appearances at the annual SXSW music convention in Austin, Texas and is set to perform a homecoming and CD-release show Friday at Trinosophes in Detroit.
The group is touring in support of its debut album, Wormfood, which New York Citys the L Magazine called, the coolest debut album of 2013. Its tour continues through May, making Fridays show the only chance to catch the group before summer.
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Opening the show are Slufter vs. Dakota Bones, SelfSays, Coyote Clean Up and Bill Spencer.
Doors at 7 p.m., music at 8 p.m. Friday, Trinosophes, 1464 Gratiot, Detroit. 313-737-6696. $7.
For more: www.jamaicanqueens.com.
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December 14,2012
Cosmohalli..A must try
This has become one of my favorite places in Bangalore be it for authentic Agra chaats or for a burger or sizzler I just head to Cosmohalli ..great variety, food, ambience at unbelievable prices. A very well thought of menu ..you can just keep going back and not think that you wont have something new to try! One must surely try the pani puri
its to die for! Crisp, 3 varieties of pani yummiest ever. Do not miss out on the Raj kachori..crispy, tangy, interesting filling ..simply wow. Even the burgers are super yummy. Coming to think of it, everything on the menu is superb..reasonably priced and great taste and totally worth it.
They also have an impressive party hall so go ahead with your birthday parties , office parties and yes ladies your kitty parties!
October 18,2012
Cosmo Halli Rocks!
Wife says: Chat! Dilli Style..
Daughter says: Sizzler
I say.. A little bit of this and a little bit of that.
Finally we land at Cosmo Halli, ( Yes, I travelled all the way from Hebbal to JP Nagar... Kya karein bhai, Biwi ka birthday tha and unki farmaish puri karni thi).
We started with a fruit punch and a special Pani Puri.
Also the Raj Kachori was very tempting.
Having gulped these down and enjoyed every bit of it, we then ordered the main course.
For my wife it would be a Classic Burger.
For my daughter a Chinese sizzler and for me a Mexican Sizzler.
The yummy flavours were incredible.
Settling with a dessert Banan Caramel was rich with lot of blended flavours and freshness.
At Cosmo Halli, I guess that they know that the way to a man's heart is thru the stomach.
Had a good experience.
Will keep going again. Way to go guys. Keep it up...
Psst... @the janta... Dont tell my wife! We spent only 680 bucks. Cool eh!
September 03,2012
Below average!
Me and my friend had been to this place recently. We had actually planned to go to Mandi which is situated in the upper floor of the same building, but the glitzy hoarding brought us in. The interiors are too flashy,too Bright and not good funky colours, bad for people with epilepsy, the music they were playing was too loud for a restaurant( they claim its a food court :P) . I ordered a mexican sizzler and an iced lemon tea while my bud went for a south mega thali. The Sizzler was extremly bad, it was actually burnt, and the the nachos served along with that was hard and more like a papad than a nacho, I repented for ordering it. My Friends thali was mediocre, Mediocre for Rs.110. Very very bland , the sweet accompaniment looked like a concoction of food colours. I saw some others in the restaurant having dosas which looked better, Go there only if all the other restaurants in JP nagar are closed
Debasmita Ghosh Mashru, Media professional
August 27,2012
Fast Food in Style!!!
'Cosmohalli' is recently opened above Mandi Restaurant in JP Nagar. I was there last friday for lunch with 2 of my other colleagues.
Firstly, the place is more like a fast food joint with self service option. The moment you enter the restaurant you see a counter where you can see the whole menu which includes North Indian, South Indian, Mexican, Pizzas, Sizzlers, Steaks, Sandwiches, burgers and Moctails etc etc......they have a party hall and huge place to sit and enjoy the food.
We settled down on the sofas and after spending considerable time on the menu, we decided to have a mix of all the cuisines they serve. We started by ordering drinks for ourselves - Cosmohalli masala Cola, Cold Coffee and a Banana Caramel Dessert Milk, for food we ordered Raj Kachori, Warm Veg Salad, Gobi Manchurian, Paper Dosa, Chole Bhature, Cheese Balls & Nachos sizzler and for dessert it was a Sundae for 3 of us.
Masala Cola and Banana Carmel Dessert milk was quiet refreshing and nice. Raj Kachori was just divine, we couldnt stop until the last scrap was off the plate, other than the sizzler where we found the cheese balls a little undercooked and the overall taste lacking in flavour, all the other items were really nice. The gobi manchurian in particular was quite delicious. The paper dosa was infact one of the best I have tasted in a long time. The chole Bhature infact was HUGE, they call it the biggest bhature in town and for good reason. The bhature was big enough to feed 3 hungry people and the chole was simply 'wow'.
The food was overall VERY good and value for money. Will visit again for their chats and other savouries.
Keep Up the Good Work!!
August 27,2012
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TEMPE, Ariz. - All five starters scored in double figures as the No. 18/20 University of New Mexico women's basketball team downed Florida Atlantic 74-44 in the opening game of the Veteran's Day Classic in Tempe, Ariz. The win marks the ninth time under Don Flanagan the Lobos have opened the season with a win and the fourth time in a row.
The Owls opened the game scoring the first four points on a 3-pointer by Brittany Bowe and a free throw by Andrea Taylor. UNM's first points of the season came from junior Dionne Marsh off a great pass from senior Julie Briody. The Lobos took its first lead at 5-4 with 16:35 in the first half and never trailed again. An early 15-3 run gave New Mexico a 25-9 lead, which never left double figures as UNM led 41-23 at halftime.
FAU played even with the Lobos through much of the second half, as the lead was just 21 with 9:17 to go. UNM though used good ball movement to close the game on an 18-9 run for the final margin.
New Mexico was led by Briody with 17 points and six rebounds. Joining her in double figures was senior Katie Montgomery with 16, Marsh just mised a double-double with 13 points and nine rebounds, sophomore Angela Hartill had 11 points and six rebounds and junior Brandi Kimble had her first career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Four freshmen also got their first college basketball experience led by Amy Beggin who finished with a team high eight assists and just one turnover in 20 minutes of action.
New Mexico shot 40.4 percent from the field on 23-of-57 shooting. The Lobos out rebounded the Owls 53-29 but FAU had an edge on the offensive glass 15-14. UNM passed the ball well as they posted 19 assists but did struggle some with the Florida Atlantic's turning the ball over 15 times.
Florida Atlantic was led by Breana Cox with 10 points.
Next up for New Mexico is No. 13/12 Arizona State at noon on Sunday, November 12, in the second day of the Veteran's Day Classic. Arizona State plays Nebraska later today.


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This is great! I made a graham cracker crust, and even though it was hard to spread the mixture in it, it still came out great after being frozen. I didn't add in the lemon juice, because after tasting the peanut butter mixture, I thought it was too good to add that in. Great!
Super easy to make, and fun to play with. I did not follow the recipie exactly because I was going for a dense, very peanut buttery creation. I skipped the lemon juice entirely and used only about 1/2-3/4 of a can of sweetened condensed milk. I also used about 2-2.5 cups of extra crunchy peanut butter. Finally, I started with a layer of hot fudge then alternated with the peanut butter. Make sure the fudge is really hot when you spread it on the crust otherwise it makes a mess. If you have the time and inclination, you may want to freeze the pb layer before putting on more fudge if you're concerned about making it look perfect. A great recipie!
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Peanut Butter. This Pie is the perfect sweetness and oh soooo good! Everyone
who tasted it loved it. This is a really good pie!! A keeper to my list!
This was pretty tasty, but really rich and sweet to where you could only eat a tiny sliver. I would make this again if I had the ingredients on hand, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get the stuff to make this.
This pie is wonderful, I'm not crazy about crunchy peanut butter so I use creamy. I don't add nuts or fudge because my hubby just loves the peanut butter. I love it most because it's so easy too.
Such an easy pie to make and so tasty!
I used creamy peanut butter instead of chunky and I completely omitted the hot fudge as I don't care for it. I will definitely make this one again.
My son loves peanut butter and for his 14th birthday wanted to try this one. Super easy to make. I used creamy peanut butter and juice from half a large lemon. It added a great tang like a "sour milk" taste, it cut the sweetness a bit, too. I put the whole thing in a 13x9 inch pan. Will absolutely make this at the next potluck!
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The man who reported a mountain lion missing from a Richland Avenue business on Sunday has been arrested.
Billy J. Lunsford, of North Augusta, was detained at about 7:30 p.m. Monday and was charged with one count of providing false information to a public safety officer.
Lunsford called police at about 1 a.m. Sunday to report that someone forced entry through the metal side of the Aquarium Pet Store on Richland Avenue and stole his pet mountain lion, according to previous reports. Police originally reported that the animal was wearing a dog harness and had been declawed.
Lunsford told officers the mountain lion was last seen at about 7 p.m. Saturday and was left to wander around the back room of the building, according to an incident report.
He also said the intruder likely entered the store by prying open a piece of the metal wall on the side of the building and pulled the mountain lion through a 6-inch space between pieces of wood.
Officers saw that at least 15 screws had been removed from a piece of metal; however, they were unable to locate any of the screws, the report stated. A piece of PVC pipe was reportedly used to pry the metal sheet back, exposing the inside of the building.
Aiken Public Safety had enlisted the help of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources in setting traps and determining the appropriate procedure to capture the animal, according to Lt. Jake Mahoney.
Late Sunday, the department sent out another email stating that the report of a missing mountain lion was false. Police said the story was not true, and that there was never a mountain lion inside the business.
Mahoney said Lunsfords affiliation with the business has not been determined.
He is not the owner, but he is affiliated with the business, he said.
When approached by a reporter on Monday, a woman who works in the store declined to comment beyond saying: Theres been a misunderstanding. There has never been an exotic, wild cat here.
The employee asked not to be identified.
There was also a gas leak reported at the Richland Avenue store on Sunday. SCE&G personnel responded, located the leak, cut off the gas and cleared the scene.
Mahoney said investigators havent determined if theres a correlation between the two calls.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime and courts beat for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since August 2012. He is a native of Williston and majored in communication studies at Clemson University.
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Communications from Senior University Management
August 5, 2014 letter regarding encrypting employee laptop and desktop computers
Dear Colleague:
Proactively encrypting your laptop and desktop computers is the single most important step you can take to protect your information and the University's data in the event the device is lost or stolen. The University has established a goal of verifiably encrypting all faculty, staff and postdoc Macintosh and Windows computers by May 31, 2015, and we are asking you to begin now using one of three options presented below. This requirement applies to both Stanford and personally owned computers that will continue to be used for Stanford activities on the campus network, other than those granted exceptions due to special research requirements. Anyone who stores, transmits or accesses Prohibited or Restricted information as defined under the Data Classification Guidelines should have all data encrypted now and not wait until the May 31, 2015 deadline.
As you may know, an Ad Hoc Faculty Committee on IT Privacy met last spring on a wide variety of information security issues and affirmed the importance of encrypting employee computers used for Stanford activities. When these systems are lost or stolen, it often leads to months of follow-up and remediation effort that could have easily been prevented if the systems had been encrypted. Over 16,000 University employee laptops and desktops are already encrypted (thank you!) via the Stanford Whole Disk Encryption (SWDE) service, which turns on the built-in encryption capabilities of both Macintosh and Windows computers. SWDE includes the University's systems management utility called BigFix, which also periodically verifies encryption status and collects other information regarding the device.
On rare occasions during the encryption process, we have seen disk failures occur. For this reason as well as being a general best practice, you are strongly encouraged to back up your files before starting to encrypt. CrashPlan PROe provided by IT Services is the recommended backup service and is widely used within Stanford, but your local IT group may provide other options. CrashPlan encrypts your backups for secure storage and also provides the option of setting a secondary password to ensure that only you can restore the files. You can find information about CrashPlan on the SecureComputing website.
For encrypting your computer, there are currently three options:
1) In order to make rapid progress toward the May 31, 2015 deadline, we are presently focused on encrypting the more than 15,000 computers with BigFix already installed that have native encryption capability but are not yet encrypted. For those SWDE-ready computers, users will soon be requested to initiate the encryption process, beginning with a short "(Stanford Device Identification") questionnaire that will appear on the screen as early as August 12, 2014. In the subsequent days or weeks, the SWDE installer will ask to initiate encryption, which can be postponed until a convenient time. Campus IT support staff are familiar with the SWDE installation process and will assist as needed.
Or2) Users can download and run the SWDE installer at any time on their systems. SWDE will begin by checking the operating system and hardware configuration and will indicate if any update is needed. The SWDE installer and instructions can be found via the SecureComputing website.
Or3) For those who would like to encrypt now without using BigFix or SWDE, you have the option of checking to see if your system is encryption-ready and activating the native encryption on your own. For instructions, see the SecureComputing website. As a reminder, we strongly recommend backing up your files prior to encrypting.
On Macintosh systems, native encryption is entirely transparent once enabled. On Windows systems, the only noticeable difference will be the need to enter another password of your choosing upon booting. Some older Macintosh and Windows systems may need to be upgraded in order to be encryption capable, and your local IT staff can help you in those cases. The Information Security Office has a process for you to request an exception from the encryption requirement for research computers that are not yet capable of efficient encryption. You will find the "Request Temporary Security Exception" form on the SecureComputing website.
In the coming months, further communications about the University's encryption initiative will be sent and utilities will be made available to easily attest the encryption statuses of your computers. More information about encryption is available on the SecureComputing website, and help is available by submitting a HelpSU request. I urge you to encrypt soon as a supplement to the other information security best practices we have been recommending – including regularly patching your operating system and applications, backing up your files, choosing strong passwords and remaining vigilant for phishing attempts. Thank you for your continuing partnership in these efforts to protect Stanford's data as well as your personal information.
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Auditions set for Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
Antelope Valley College's Theatre for Young Audiences will hold open auditions for "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" 2-5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20 and 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 21 in the Applied Arts Building, room APL 216.
Adapted for the stage from Judy Blume's classic children's book, "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" is a comical play that takes a fun and honest look at the timeless travails of youthful sibling rivalry. Fourth grader Peter Hatcher tries to find a way to get his parents to pay attention to him instead of his baby brother, the disgustingly cute but terrible toddler who calls himself "Fudge."
No prepared audition piece is required, although being able to tell a good, clean joke will be an asset. Those auditioning should come dressed in comfortable clothing and wear athletic or simple dance shoes, and be prepared to perform any specialty "trick" (roller skates, scooter, unicycle, etc.) they might know.
Auditions are open to all members of the community.
Performances are scheduled at elementary schools throughout the Antelope Valley from March through May. Those who are cast will be expected to enroll in THA 120D, "Rehearsal and Performance: Children's Theatre" and THA 121, "Theatre Production."
For more information call Mark Branner, (661) 722-6300, ext. 6394.


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Man shot in suspected botched robbery in Northeast
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D.C. Police are searching for a suspect in a shooting in Northeast D.C. early Friday morning.
Police believe that the shooting at an Exxon gas station at 5571 South Dakota Ave. NE is a robbery gone bad. They say the victim was shot on Chillum Place NE, just up the road from the station.
The victim says that a man, dressed in all black and wearing a mask, pulled a gun on him and attempted to rob him. When the victim tried to flee, he was shot in the leg and foot.
Police have no motives or suspects.
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The Ultimate Autism Solution Gives Parents Or Guardians Hope And Guidance
A diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder can be devastating news for any father or mother, and can involve a different array of emotions. Every parent wants the ideal result for their child. An Autism diagnosis can create fear, apprehension, guilt, concern, and uncertainty for the mother or father. Guidance is necessary so the kid can reach their full potential in life. The Ultimate Autism Solution can provide this assistance and help parents deal. Mother and father who learn these tactics and stick to the advice given will better understand their child, and the special needs that are present.
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Autism is a developmental disorder of the brain. Those who have display poor or no communication and a lack of social interaction as well as repetitive behavior. This disease is thought to originate in the fetal or immediately after birth stages and thus the postulated causes all stem from events that may take place during those times.
Assistance For The Gluten Intolerant: Great Dieting Guidelines
There are many ingredients found in food products or food products themselves that an individual can be allergic to. Also, some people suffer a number of allergic reactions if they eat foods that contain this item.
The Condition Of Autism Is Wide Spread But What Causes It?
No one really has a definitive cause for autism, so identifying the causes can be tricky. "Spectrum" disorder is what autism is often described as, since there is not one single condition, but many varieties. Those who are severely autistic, often must be institutionalized, since they are unable to care for even their most basic needs, while those with milder forms such as Asperger's syndrome can function in society. Autism is quite complex and believed by most scientist to have multiple factors that attribute to it, not just one single cause. Many believe that genetics is some how involved in the process. Below we have listed some of the more probably theories for causes of autism. When it comes to mental illness we have to write something worthwhile so don't expect to read nonsense about mens hats of some other writing pieced in here for length.
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Some people are allergic to milk and dairy products. This is because their immune system perceives the incoming milk protein as an attacking body and tries to ward it off. It is basically your body making a mistake of identity and warding off a friend. Maybe the milk got the password wrong.
The Incidence of Autism Spectrum Disorder
The incidence of autism may be much higher than previously thought in the United States and elsewhere in the world, according to a recent rigorous, comprehensive study of the autism condition, conducted in South Korea. In the first ever attempt to take a broad-based look at an entire population for the prevalence of autism spectrum disorders – and all types of autism ranging from severe symptoms to the milder Asperger's syndrome – researchers found a rate of 2.64% among South Korean children. That's an incidence rate of 1 in 38 children, a rate far higher than the estimate of 1 in 110 children for the U.S., published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Autism Glutathione for little ones with autism
Autism Glutathione are synonymous words. Not less than they should be, since medical study has glutathione therapy is shown to possess a optimistic effect on young children with autism. Youngsters with autism lack glutathione. This can be a vital protein which comprises of cysteine, amino acids, glycine and glutamic acid. This protein is made inside the liver and basically works like an antioxidant. It is actually present in each and every cell of the physique. With low levels of glutathione, liver function is often severely hampered and causes inflammation of significant organs.
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Exploring engagement in a personalised therapeutic exercise programme for women diagnosed with breast cancer
(New Zealand Rehabilitation Association, Inc., 2011)
Aim Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in New Zealand, with 2,575 new diagnoses in 2007. There is increasing evidence that physical activity may have a beneficial effect on quality of life, physical outcomes ...
Critical moments in the transformation of occupational therapy practice
(World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT), 2014)
Introduction: This presentation will describe critical moments in occupational practice transformation, drawn from a critical participatory action research project undertaken in New Zealand. The project emerged as a response ...
Occupational science: the study of occupation
(Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, 2012)
This chapter explores how occupational science is informing occupational therapy practice. Firstly the discussion looks at occupational science as a basic science underpinning occupational therapy knowledge, before recent ...
Perceived barriers of New Zealand podiatrists in the management of arthritis
(BioMed Central, 2015)
Background Rheumatic conditions can have a significant impact on the feet and requires effective management. Podiatric involvement in the management of rheumatic conditions has previously been found to be inadequate in a ...
Critical reflections on the physiotherapy profession in Canada
(University of Toronto Press, 2010)
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Journal of Occupational Science: a tool for advancing international connections for the study of occupation
(The Society for the Study of Occupation (SSO), 2014)
Background: One indication of the growth and development of a discipline is the quality of its research publications. The Journal of Occupational Science (JOS) is the only international journal dedicated to publishing ...
A new paradigm for primary prevention strategy in people with elevated risk of stroke
(International Journal of Stroke published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd on behalf of World Stroke Organization, 2014)
Existing methods of primary stroke prevention are not sufficiently effective. Based on the recently developed Stroke Riskometer app, a new 'mass-elevated risk stroke/cardiovascular disease prevention' approach as an addition ...
Determining differences between novice and expert physiotherapists in undertaking emergency on-call duties
(AUT University, 2011)
This study explored the perceptions of physiotherapists with different levels of context related experience undertaking emergency on-call duties in New Zealand (NZ). A purpose-designed questionnaire was developed to ...
Does physiotherapy reduce the incidence of postoperative pulmonary complications following pulmonary resection via open thoracotomy? A randomised single-blind clinical trial
(AUT University, 2010)
Postoperative pulmonary complications are an important cause of morbidity following thoracotomy and physiotherapy interventions are commonly provided with the aim of preventing and treating these. This study aimed to ...
Establishing a person-centred framework of self-identity after traumatic brain injury: a grounded theory study to inform measure development
(BMJ Publishing Group Ltd., 2014)
Objective To develop a theoretically sound, client-derived framework to underpin development of a measure reflecting the impact of traumatic brain injury (TBI) on a person's self-identity. Design Grounded theory, based ...


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