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Park one of these creative toys in front of a child, and watch their imagination begin to race. The wooden speedsters are made from brightly colored wooden blocks that are held in place with hidden magnets, allowing the components to be pulled apart and rearranged in countless configurations. Whether it's a road-hugging race car or the smallest of subcompacts, put on the rubber-rimmed wheels and the new vehicle is ready for road testing.
The red and black "Dart" set has all the pieces your child needs to build their fantastical set of wheels, or to simply be an open-ended, creative block set. The packaging is designed to serve as a cardboard ramp for daredevil stunt work, and you can combine more than one set to create even more extreme vehicles. Made in Honduras.
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CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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Fun experience, feels like you are actually in China. I especially loved the Don Tots (little custard pies) and the Butterfly cookies...mmmm buttery goodness!
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Hands down the most delicious BBQ bao/manapua (steamed bun with barbque pork filling) in Chicago! They also have a good custard filled bun that is likely to give you a heartattack, but hey you only live once right?! If you are in search of the best pastries in Chinatown, look no further than Feida's! The service is typical of any Chinese restaraunt, speed is a virtue. They are friendly but not personable. I don't hold that against them because I'm not really there for the service. This is a carryout bakery, they have a sitting area, but it looks to be more like a hangout for the locals than a restaurant. I haven't tried their dim-sum yet.

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I read in a Pittsburg newspaper that Pryor won't be playing college basketball. Who knows if its true or not. The big reason I can see him coming to Michigan is that he could start right away. He won't start at Florida or at OSU. Not as a freshman at least. He loves RR spread offense and can start right away. Hopefully it adds up to him coming to Michigan.
I also read an article on Scout or Rivals that he was wearing a U of M sweatshirt when he showed up for practice for the game this weekend.
Let us keep our fingers crossed!
CHIEFGER139, you are right on. The Ford's are business people first. I've been saying this for years! All Millen does is draft players that will fill seats. If you look at this team from the Ford's perspective, then it's brillant. They sellout and don't have to put a winning product on the field. No wonder they don't get rid of Millen. The perfect "Yes Man".
So we get the fool that can't handle the OL duties to run our offense. Unreal. Oh, and it's Martz fault this year because we went 6-2 and then 1-7. Remember it was all Joey's fault too. We will never win with the Ford's. STOP GOING TO THE GAMES!!!!! HELLO????!!!!
Thank God the season is over! Spring training, here we come! Go Tigers!!!
The thing about Willis is that he can have an ERA of 4.50 and still win 15-16 games with our lineup. DD is the man!!!! Can't wait until spring training!!!
So sad to hear.....John has done more good for the people in Kent County and it's sad to hear about this. I hope all works out in the end.
No shock....
when you can't score a TD first and goal on the goaline, you suck.
Can't wait for the Tigers!!!!!
Whatever Raiola, you suck! All you do is run your mouth. If you played half as good as you run your mouth you could find a backup job someplace in the NFL. Why don't you worry about blocking someone instead of getting penalties and hurting our team. I can't stand you or Jeff Sackus! You both suck!!
Thank you DD and Mr. I. You have brought happiness to this state! With the Lions and the U of M junk going on, this is a beautiful thing. If only we could clone you and replace Millen with you! Thank you Mr. I for taking pride in your teams, the fans and your players! Mr. Ford needs to take a page out of your book. I can't wait for spring training! Thank you, thank you!!!
The State of Michigan sucks for football. U of M sucks, the Lions suck. I'm sick of everyone saying Millen is terrible. Yes he is, but until we get ownership that cares about this team, we will never win. The Ford's are business people and as long as you fools keep filling the seats, they don't care about the product on the field. We just draft these high profile players, and people rush down there to see them. The Ford's don't have to put any money in this team. And Millen is their puppet to do it. Keep making money and put nothing into your investment. Great deal for them!
Les Miles or Brian Kelly please. Hurry up!!
Don't worry about that David. Glad you got elected! I know you will do a great job for the 2nd ward!
I have no doubt that Lloyd Carr is a great person and loved by his players. But we have been out coached in every single game. I'm glad to see him go. I pray we hire Les Miles.
It seems like something is up. I don't hear anyone else talk about other owners/GM's that have the relationship the Tigers do with Boras. It makes you wonder when he opted out of his contract Boras had the Tigers in mind the whole time. It certainly makes for good conversation. Especially with ticket prices going up.
I heard it was a 4-wheeler accident. He went head first over the 4-wheeler. I don't trust anything he says. A 50 pound box my a**. We better sign Fransico Cordero quickly!!! Hurry up DD!!
Whatever....more playing time for Downey then! After we stuck by him after his accident, he acts like this? Again, more playing time for Downey and some real hockey players!
Like I've always said, the league is fixed. Sheed is absolutly right. The Pistons and Spurs NBA Finals was one of the worst rated ever. There was NO WAY the league was going to allow that again. Unless the Pistons sellout and get a Kobe type selfish all me player, they won't make the finals again. In Stern's eyes, the Pistons = no ratings. Basketball sucks now.
As Sheed always says "The ball don't lie!"
A win is a win. Ugly or not. Glad to see KJ running the ball. I liked seeing Duckett run that ball also. Good change of pace.
Let's keep it up!!!
This is a beautiful thing! I know we were all spoiled with Probert and Kocur. I'm glad to see this again. If you get a chance, go to Youtube and check out Aaron Downey's fights. Great one punch victory on that fool Boulerice(sp?)that just got suspended the 25 games. Once punch! Bingo Bango as Mick would say!!


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LIM College Transit Ad Campaign Wins Educational Advertising Award
One of only 18 institutions nationwide recognized as 'Best of Show'
LIM College has won a "Best of Show" award in the 27th Annual Educational Advertising Awards. This is the third consecutive year that LIM College has earned recognition in the national awards program.
The Educational Advertising Awards, sponsored by the Higher Education Marketing Report, is the largest educational advertising awards competition in the U.S. This year, over 2,900 entries were received from more than one thousand colleges, universities and secondary schools from all 50 U.S. states and several foreign countries. Only 18 institutions were recognized by the judges as a "Best of Show" winner.
LIM College's first-ever transit advertising campaign, which began in March of 2011, placed ads in subway cars throughout all five boroughs, reaching approximately five million riders each day. The campaign features students and faculty members expressing their interpretation of the College's tagline, "Where Business Meets Fashion."
Judges for the Educational Advertising Awards consisted of a national panel of higher education marketers, advertising creative directors, marketing and advertising professionals and the editorial board of the Higher Education Marketing Report.
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Driving Rail Sector Productivity through advances in Information Technology
Paris - 20 & 21 October 2011
After several years flat growth in the transport sector, rail transport companies need to look at ways to revitalise productivity as a way to become more competitive and profitable. And many are looking at advanced IT solutions to be a key component in their revitalisation strategy. In addition to boosting productivity, the application of Information Technology can help companies reduce their costs, enhance reliability and accuracy and provide better customer service to their customers.
This is why the air cargo industry is investing heavily in their e-Freight project, that will cut supply chain costs of up to US$5.9 billion annually, while cutting transit times and adding valued visibility for the customer. The European Union is also looking for big productivity gains through the Telematics Interoperabilty Regulations for Passengers and Cargo. And of course, the Maritime industry is investing in Freight portals that optimise supply chain performance. This years conference will focus on productivity and IT tools that will give the sector access to better, more timely information – allowing for more effective decision-making for our freight and passenger companies.
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It is not too late if you are interested in making a presentation on the subject. Please contact:
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October 20 – 21 2011
Again, the conference will take place during two half-day sessions at UIC Headquarters (Paris). The plenary session will take place on Thursday, October 20, 14.00-18.00 followed by a welcome cocktail. It will be of interest to the general audience and focus on technology applications and standards. This will be complimented by a half day of workshops in specialised subject areas on Friday, October 21, 9.00-12.00. Highlights of the 2-day programme include:
- Boosting productivity through IT integration
- Enhancing cash flow through Settements Systems
- Increasing the effectiveness of your website through content aggregation services
- Optimizing your IT workforce – data exchange solutions that can be easily maintained by users
Technology Showcase
During the two day session, you will have an opportunity to network with other railway IT professionals. Additionally, over the two days there will be:
- An Exhibit Hall to showcase innovative product offerings, solutions and demonstrations of new railway applications.
Benefits of Attending:
- Delegates will
- Understand technology solutions for Railways
- Learn about future solutions for Railway IT development
- Discover New Regulatory Requirements impacting IT System Development
- Benefit from networking opportunities with peers and vendors
Who You Will Meet
The conference will be of interest to all railway Business and IT professionals, RU, IM and Industry Executives whose primary functions involve business development, project management and information technology are expected to attend. There were 66 participants in 2010 equally representing passenger, freight and infrastructure from 48 companies coming from 19 countries, worldwide. Despite low attendance compared to the previous years, the conference has attracted a lot of interest.
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Szor to conduct 50th 'Messiah' concertWritten by Vicki L. Kroll | | firstname.lastname@example.com
The first time Sam Szor picked up a baton to conduct the Toledo Choral Society's performance of Handel's "Messiah," he wasn't nervous.
"I was just too involved. All I knew was I had a job to do, and that was to conduct that enormous score," he said.
And conduct he did Nov. 30, 1958, in front of a capacity crowd at the Toledo Museum of Art Peristyle Theater. Some 500 people were turned away at the door, according to the Toledo Times.
When Szor takes the stage of the Peristyle at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, it will be his 50th time conducting the Toledo Choral Society's concert of Handel's masterpiece. He'll direct more than 120 singers, the Toledo Symphony Orchestra and soloists Margaret Mack, soprano, and John Glann, bass, both performers from New York City, and Jill Burleson, mezzo-soprano, and Joseph Levitt, tenor, both faculty members at Ball State University.
Organist Margaret Weber will be there, too. She's been playing the event with Szor since 1959.
"Margaret is one of the finest organists around," Szor said. "She's 90 years old. She practices like crazy, and she's a composer."
Weber plans to retire after the show, but not Szor, who was diagnosed with leukemia a couple of years ago.
"I just keep going," the 77-year-old said. "I want to do the 'Messiah' and that's about it at the moment, and Music Under the Stars."
"Everything we thought was fine," said Judy Szor, Sam's wife. "Then in June he got really sick and started chemotherapy."
"I really like music and I just hope that my health keeps going so I can sustain this. To me, 50 years is nothing," Sam said of the anniversary. "Do you know I've conducted Music Under the Stars 55 years?"
Dubbed "Mr. Music," Sam has been entertaining area residents for nearly six decades. He started conducting the Toledo Concert Band for Music Under the Stars in 1953 and five years later became conductor and musical director of the Toledo Choral Society. He played bassoon 15 years in the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, for which he has served as guest conductor. He's worked with the Perrysburg Symphony Orchestra 20 years and was director of music at First Congregational Church 39 years.
And he's shared that talent in the classroom. He taught music at Woodward and Waite high schools 22 years and at the University of Toledo for a decade.
"If the kids learn how to do it right, it'll stay with them all their lives," Sam said. "So you just open doors, and you try to keep the standards high."
"His approach to everything is really, really positive," said son Tom Szor, pianist who taught in Toledo Public Schools for 17 years. "I've tried to emulate him over the years because of his work ethic, pragmatic way of going about things, getting the job done, always with the audience in mind."
"Playing music that affects people, that really turns them on, that's my goal," Sam said. "It's something that tugs at the heart, and I'm always hoping it's tugging at the brain cells, too."
Armed with Handel's powerful oratorio, Sam has a good chance to hit that mark. He believes the choral work is the finest written.
"The best part to me is 'The Life Everlasting,' and boy, Handel wrote a piece of music that is awesome; it's called 'The Amen Chorus.' The last part — your jaw just drops, I mean, very few composers today could write that stuff and he wrote it 350 years ago. It's incredible."
While musicians and singers appreciate the greatness of "Messiah," Sam and Judy wonder how many people these days are moved by Handel's creation.
"It's harder to keep the 'Messiah' alive," said Judy, a member of the Toledo Choral Society and former president of the organization.
"Churches don't teach how to sing the tunes," Sam said. "A friend said he can't stand going to these new churches because it sounds like you're in a saloon with the drum and all that kind of stuff. Well, if that's the way you feel, that's cool. They think that's the way to go, and I still think the classic is."
There's another obstacle keeping that classic spirit alive: money.
"[Sam] does a lot of begging," Judy said. "We're a small organization, so we don't get those big chunks of money from corporate sponsors. It takes a lot of work on his part."
"We're trying really hard to bring a crowd. We've been out of the Peristyle for three years because of cost," said Tom, a member of the choral society for more than 20 years. "And now we're back because it's an auspicious time for his 50th anniversary. But here is the Toledo Choral Society — the oldest performing musical organization in the city — and the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, which is one of the finest in the country, and a Toledo conductor, born and bred, for a quality performance in our jewel [Peristyle] for Toledoans.
"If we can get a big crowd, it'll supercede the pride for my dad doing his 50th performance, I'll be proud of all that he's accomplished for the Toledo community," Tom said.
"You want the people to get an impression of the music and the story, their own impression," Sam said about "Messiah." "I don't want to flash pictures; let them find out what they want to feel from the music and from the storyline.
"We expose the people to it — that's all we can do."
Tickets for "Messiah" are $10 and available by calling the Toledo Symphony Orchestra box office at (419) 246-8000, online at www.toledochoralsociety.org, and at the door.


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Delhi Belly directed by Abhinay Deo, and produced by Aamir Khan will open the second edition of the London Indian Film Festival on June 30, 2011.
"Irreverent, crude and downright rude this fabulous new comedy caper from modern Mumbai cocks its hat at bad-boy cults like Snatch and The Hangover, with perhaps a little peppering of the Beatles," reads the synopsis of the film on the festival's official website.
The other films that will be screened at the festival are: Rang Rasiya by Ketan Mehta, Riding The Stallion Of a Dream by Girish Kasaravalli, The White Elephant by Aijaz Khan, The Way Home by Dr. Biju Kumar, That Girl in Yellow Boots by Anurag Kashyap, Memories in March by Sanjoy Nag, Just Another Love Story by Kaushik Ganguly, Shukno Lanka (Dry Red Chillies) by Gaurav Pandey and Ladli Laila (Virgin Goat) by Murali Nair.
Bengali film Autograph directed by Srijit Mukherji will be the closing film of the festival. The winning film of Satyajit Ray Foundation International Short Film Competition will be screened on the closing night of the festival and awarded £1,000 prize.
London Indian Film Festival was launched in 2010.


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He settled in Spanish Fort, a town that sits in the Red River Valley, right on the Texas-Oklahoma border about 50 miles east of Wichita Falls, Texas on the old Chisholm Trail. Celebrated in frontier lore and cowboy songs, the Chisholm Trail was the site of long trail drives. Over 1,500,000 cattle moved over the famed trail in three years.
With 25 cents and some bootmaking tools, "Daddy Joe" set up a shoe repair shop. When he had enough money, he bought leather for a pair of boots, sold them and bought leather for several more pairs.
"Daddy Joe" was a perfectionist with every detail of his handcraft. He started a tradition of fine bootmaking and when the cowboys came through on cattle drives, he'd measure their feet and on the way back, they would pick up their boots.
In 1887, the railroad came through Nocona, Texas, just south of Spanish Fort. So, "Daddy Joe" moved his family and boot factory to Nocona and the better shipping facilities.
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Attempts to treat elections in separate countries as part of an international trend are usually foolish if not downright misleading. So the Conservative Party victory in yesterday's Canadian election should not be interpreted as either a followup to last November's Republican victory in the United States or a foreshadowing of a GOP win in 2012. All politics is local, and Stephen Harper's big victory is strictly a Canadian deal.
The reasons for that victory are complicated. After several years of leading a government with only a minority of seats in parliament, Harper finally convinced Canadians that it was time to trust the Tories with a majority. The Liberals were undercut by the rise of the leftist New Democratic Party, and the Liberal leader, former Harvard professor Michael Ignatieff, fell flat. Ignatieff lost his own seat as well as the national election. Perhaps Canadians agreed with William F. Buckley, who once said he'd rather entrust the government of the United States to the first 400 people listed in the Boston telephone directory than to the faculty of Harvard University.
In Canada, the Conservatives aren't very conservative, at least not by American standards. And even Harper, who is very conservative by Canadian standards, wouldn't be considered much of a right-winger south of the border. But unlike many Canadians who seem to define themselves primarily as non-Americans, Harper is a true friend of the United States and someone who understands the importance of the West's standing up for its values and collective security. He is also a good friend of the State of Israel, an increasingly rare commodity in international affairs.
So even though the Canadian vote has nothing to do with our own political battles, Americans should be cheered by Harper's victory. As their anthem says, under his leadership Canada will remain the "True North, strong and free."


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The Justice Department will be observing several New Mexico voting sites on Election Day.
Federal observers will be in Bernalillo, Sandoval and Cibola counties to make sure that voting laws are being followed.
the observers will also be on the lookout for voter fraud.
New Mexico is one of 23 states that will be monitored on Tuesday.


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This is not an attack on the employees who take a city-owned vehicle home, but I do hope it brings into question just what the employer is doing with the money, safety and integrity of our city.
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This is a nice variation on regular sweet potatoes for a Thanksgiving side dish. It's almost a dessert, it's so sweet!–Trisha Yearwood
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Yearwood isn't kidding when she mentions this is sweet enough to stand in for dessert. It's sweet, make no mistake. Not that this is a bad thing. No sirree. Just, you know, saying, it's sweet.
Sweet Potato Soufflé Recipe
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- Serves 8
- For the soufflé
- 5 medium (about 9 ounces each) sweet potatoes
- 2 large eggs
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 stick (4 ounces) butter, at room temperature, plus more for the dish
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup milk, preferably whole
- Pinch of salt
- For the topping
- 1 cup finely chopped pecans
- 1 cup brown sugar, packed
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 4 tablespoons (2 ounces) butter, at room temperature
- Prepare the soufflé
- 1. Preheat the oven to 400°F (200°C). Butter a 2 1/2-quart baking dish.
- 2. Bake the sweet potatoes on a foil-covered baking sheet for 1 hour, or until they're soft. Let stand until cool enough to handle.
- 3. Peel the potatoes, discarding the skins. Place the sweet potatoes in a large bowl and mash until very smooth. Add the eggs, sugar, butter, vanilla, milk, and salt and mix with an electric mixer until smooth. Scrape the sweet potato mixture into the baking dish.
- Make the topping
- 4. In a medium, bowl, stir together the pecans, brown sugar, flour, and butter until thoroughly combined. Spoon the crumbs over the sweet potato mixture, smoothing it evenly.
- 5. Bake the souffle for 30 minutes, or until slightly browned. Let it sit for 5 minutes before serving.
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- Carrot Soufflé from Weelicious
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Awkward - SeasonsOfLove - 09-09-2011 03:15 PM
The new MTV comedy that is amazing!
Anyone watch it?
RE: Awkward - Nina32 - 09-09-2011 04:47 PM
I have been trying to figure out how to create a thread to post about it!!
It's only recently after being aired over here, it's a good laugh
RE: Awkward - SeasonsOfLove - 09-11-2011 11:50 AM
It only aired in Ireland last week on MTv but I don't have it so I watched every epsiode online,it is so funny!
RE: Awkward - teamnoelftw. - 09-11-2011 11:59 AM
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He is the only reason I watched the show first,he was in Desperate Housewives last season.
RE: Awkward - Stephanie - 09-20-2012 03:41 AM
Can't wait for the finale tomorrow night!
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Anyone in the Jake/Matty ship? How could you not after the last episode?
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Mark Your Calendar, On May 21 2011, we can all point and laughTuesday, January 11th, 2011
You may have heard that a few followers of doomsday christian sects have been talking a lot about May 21st of this year. They say that this day will be the end of the world, or rather, will be the beginning of the end times, which they expect will take a few months and be complete later this year. According to them, the 21st will be the date of the "rapture," an event that some Christians believe will occur before the end of the world, despite the fact that it's not actually in the Bible – at least not explicitly.
On this website, you can find the logic which is used to arrive at the date of May 21 2011:
JUDGMENT DAY: MAY 21st, 2011
We know that the year 2011 is the 7000th year from the flood. We also know that God will destroy this world in that year. But when in 2011 will this occur?
The answer is amazing. Let's take another look at the flood account in the book of Genesis:
Genesis 7:11 In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened.
Faithful to His Word, God did bring the flood 7 days later in the 600th year, on the 17th day of the 2nd month of the calendar aligned with Noah's lifespan. It was on this 17th day of the 2nd month that God shut the door on the ark, securing the safety of its occupants and also sealing the fate of everyone else in the world outside of the ark. They would all now certainly perish in that worldwide catastrophe.
Genesis 7:16,17 And they that went in, went in male and female of all flesh, as God had commanded him: and the LORD shut him in. And the flood was forty days upon the earth; and the waters increased, and bare up the ark, and it was lift up above the earth.
Earlier it was mentioned that the church age came to an end in the year 1988 AD. It so happens that the church age began on the day of Pentecost (May 22nd) in the year 33 AD. Then 1955 years later, the church age came to its conclusion on May 21st, which was the day before Pentecost in 1988.
The Bible teaches that the end of the church age would occur simultaneously with the beginning of the great tribulation:
Matthew 24:21 For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be.
On May 21st, 1988, God finished using the churches and congregations of the world. The Spirit of God left all churches and Satan, the man of sin, entered into the churches to rule at that point in time. The Bible teaches us that this awful period of judgment upon the churches would last for 23 years. A full 23 years (8400 days exactly) would be from May 21 st, 1988 until May 21st, 2011. This information was discovered in the Bible completely apart from the information regarding the 7000 years from the flood.
Therefore, we see that the full 23-year tribulation period concludes on May 21st, 2011. This date is the exact day that the great tribulation comes to its end, and this is also the most likely landing spot for the 7000 years from the flood of Noah's day.
Keep in mind that God shut the door on the ark on the 17th day of the 2nd month of Noah's calendar. We also find that May 21 st, 2011 is the end of the great tribulation period. There is a strong relationship between the 2nd month and 17th day of Noah's calendar and May 21st, 2011 of our Gregorian calendar. This relationship cannot be readily seen until we discover that there is another calendar to consider, which is the Hebrew (or Biblical) calendar. May 21 st, 2011 happens to be the 17th day of the 2nd month of the Hebrew calendar. By this, God is confirming to us that we have a very correct understanding regarding the 7000-year timeline from the flood. May 21 st, 2011 is the equivalent date to the date when God shut the door on Noah's ark. Through this and much other Biblical information, we find that May 21 st, 2011 will be the day when God takes up into heaven His elect people. May 21st, 2011 will be Judgment Day! This is the day God shuts the door of salvation on the world.
In other words, in having the great tribulation period conclude on a day that identifies with the 17th day of the 2nd month of Noah's calendar, God is without question confirming to us that this is the day He intends to shut forever the door of entry into heaven:
John 10:9 I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture.
The Bible is very clear that Christ is the only way into heaven. He is the only portal into the glorious kingdom of heaven.
Acts 4:12 Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
Once the door (Jesus) is shut on Judgment Day, there is no more salvation possible on earth:
Revelation 3:7 …These things saith he that is holy, he that is true, he that hath the key of David, he that openeth, and no man shutteth; and shutteth, and no man openeth;
The Bible teaches that on May 21st, 2011, only true believers elected by God to receive salvation will be raptured (taken up) out of this world to meet the Lord in the air and forever be with the Lord:
1 Thessalonians 4:16,17 For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first: Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.
All the rest of mankind (billions of people) will be left behind to experience the awful judgment of God, a horrible period of 5 months of torment upon earth:
Revelation 9:3-5 And there came out of the smoke locusts upon the earth: and unto them was given power, as the scorpions of the earth have power. And it was commanded them that they should not hurt the grass of the earth, neither any green thing, neither any tree; but only those men which have not the seal of God in their foreheads. And to them it was given that they should not kill them, but that they should be tormented five months: and their torment was as the torment of a scorpion, when he striketh a man.
Hmmm… I wonder, did they remember to account for the transition between the Julian and Gregorian calenders? For the fact that leap years do not occur on years divisible by 100 but not 400? And when does judgment come? Is it as soon as the 21st happens at the International dateline? Or is it staggered based on time zones? Perhaps God just makes it easy and uses Greenwich Mean Time.
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people think im an idiot because i have asperger , does anyone actually think this of disabled people?
I am aspie as well. YEP, it's a sad fact that PLENTY of NT's are quick to label us, denigrate us, and just be jerks about it.

I fart in their general direction.
Good. it is what they deserve.
I do not. I have a friend with a daughter with Asperger's and a great grandson who is autistic with a whole slew of other problems including being mentally arrested at the age of three, and a seizure disorder.
Either baffle em with your brilliance or dazzle them with b.s.

People are like gems. Many different facets and the value that you see in them depends on how you hold them.

Every single person is comforted by a friendly word when left in the dark for a long period of time.
I don't think that way at all. One of my closest friends has Aspergers and I think she is awesome. Three of my friends have children who are autistic and it breaks my heart to see them have to fight for their children to be treated normal.
I can only imagine. There is such a stigma associated with any kind of mental illness or emotional disorder. Doesnt seem fair.
I call people out on it all the time. I just don't care. Whats wrong is wrong.
Diagram. I have worked for companies such as The Wall Street Journal and other prestigious companies. I have two beautiful daughters and have had some wonderful relationships. It gets easier as you get older. I was 25 when things finally started coming together for me, so you are almost there.
@Stlcrzy Aspergers is not all bad, it comes with plenty of gifts as well.
I have been called a "retard" in school before. I'm schizophrenic. These were the same kids who saw me read ahead in Science class and know all the answers before the teacher asked the questions. Maybe "retard" was just a little easier for them to say than a big word like "schizophrenic".

I think people with mental disabilities usually aren't of low intelligence, but often what's going on in their mind or how their mind works may sometimes keep them from effectively using their intelligence.
Actually, it's the reverse. People with HIGH intelligence are more likely to have mental illness. I say it comes from having to deal with morons like Linnard.
I have an IQ of 160 (none of that online crap. I had myself evaluated professionally.) and the only mental illness I have ever been diagnosed with is OCD. Your premise fails there.
Oh, I have no doubt that you were "evaluated professionally" linnard, just that it involved IQ. I also suspect that this "professional evaluation" may have been court ordered.
I scored very high on almost all of the aptitude tests for math, speech, language, reading when I tried to do vocational rehabilitation. I also scored high on online intelligence tests.
I have some artistic aptitude, I make post-industrial music, which I suppose, fits the general stereotype of the mentally ill being artistic but most music artists that I have heard of were bipolar. I think Trent Reznor is bipolar but I'm not sure.
I have schizophrenia and it seems like some things I have an uncommonly accurate memory of and other things I have much more trouble remembering than other people. I can't identify why it is I remember the things I remember or why I forget what I forget.
Oh, I see, Linnard is our newest member. He is here to set us all straight, and we are all supposed to believe everything he says, because...................??? Hmmm I can't think of any reason why we are to believe anything he says. He has the fancy words alright. Fancy words don't make good friends.
Thanks. The music is more of a diversion. The hallucinations would cause me to be very unpopular with my bosses if i tried to work, I think. Plus I have an empty resume, and I think job applications with empty or nearly empty resumes are quickly thrown in the scrap heap. That's the quickest, easiest, and cheapest way to do things.
I say it as it is. Asperger Syndrome is a neurodevelopmental disorder, and studies have shown associations between it and defective genes, as well as brain damage.

I know lots of people with it, people say oh these people are geniuses because they can name every train in the world. But really, without general intelligence (a mixture of adequate social, emotional, creative and logical intellect), you're nothing but a tool.

There's no evidence that Albert Einstein or the like had Asperger Syndrome, by the way.
Autism is a disability - saying so isn't discrimination. You'd be less subject to discrimination if your kind isn't biologically hardwired to pertain to psychopathy and an obsession with shooting little kids.
Ouch. I need to see the study to see the stats on this. Percentage wise, that is. How many killers have aspergers or autism and how many don't. You are painting them all with the same brush which is what bigots all over the world do when they paint all black people with the same brush or all Christians or all Jews. Show me the stats. Got a link? Or a book you have read?
Evidently, you have not read Hans Asperger's papers. Malice, or the desire to commit evil for pleasure, is rather common in Asperger's. As is retarded hand-flapping and physically ungraceful tard rage when they can't get their own way.
@Serenitree. People with AS have a LOWER tendency towards crime than the general public. The school shooter who was AS had other SEVERE mental illnesses that fueled him. AS does not cause violence.
There's no evidence Adam Lanza had any other disorder aside from Asperger Syndrome. Are you denying the fact that its original term was Autistic Psychopathy by Hans Asperger himself?
Wasn't that in the 1940's? You know around the time the mentally ill were treated with lobotomy's and electroshock therapy?
There is anecdotal evidence. Those of us with AS can be highly productive, especially if our obsessions are in math or science. One fellow with AS was featured on Stan Lee's super humans. He learned the Icelandic language in a week. Savant skills are also ten times more prevalent in people with AS/Autism than in the general population.
You can be obsessed with math and science but without adequate social skills you'll get nowhere. You have no idea how important social skills are in a laboratory when you have to work as a team.
@Linnard. You are a world-class jackass, commenting on a subject you know nothing about. We have difficulty with social skills, but we are not incapable of them. Quite frankly, you are demonstrating far fewer social skills in this thread than most people on the spectrum as you are being deliberately nasty, while most people on the spectrum would NEVER deliberately be nasty.
Jackass I may be, I am a realist. Get used to it.
@Linnard, no, just a Jackass, nothing realistic about you at all. Don't worry, you will probably end up working for someone like us. That is if your career ever involves anything more complex than putting fries in the fryer. Enjoy your McFuture!
By the way, I'm working to get a BS or PhD in medicine. I think you have me all wrong.
Right, except there is no BS in medicine, it's a PREMED degree. I think you are fibbing. :D That's alright, just remember to ask the customers if they want small, medium, or large fries.
That doesn't apply to my country because my university does BS courses in pharmacology. Also I am not equating autistic people to rocks. If you can't get a job then society will view you as worthless.
Does "how far someone gets" determine their worth?
I don't respect that attitude.
@mike. I don't respect bullies.
Are you assuming that a rock has a moral worth in society?
A rock has more worth than you do, Linnard.
I can socialize adequately. I can walk properly, as well as score 160 on a psychiatrist's IQ evaluation. I have general intelligence. A rock cannot do that. An Aspie can only do one or two of those things.
Oh, Linnard, I'm sure you'll have many more court ordered evaluations.
That's sad that with an IQ of 160 you don't know the difference between a human being and a rock. It seems like you are being just the type of person this question is about. When you say Aspie's are school shooters because a small amount were that's prejudice. Use that intelligence to evaluate yourself.
Oh, BTW sweetums....Famous People Who Have/Had Aspergers Syndrome
Adam Young, multi-instrumentalist, producer and the founder of the electronic project Owl City.
Adrian Lamo, American computer hacker
Carl Soderholm, speaker in neuropsychiatric disorders
Clay Marzo, American professional surfer
Craig Nicholls, frontman of the Australian garage rock band, The Vines
Dan Aykroyd, comedian and actor: Aykroyd stated he has Asperger's, but some feel he was joking.
Daniel Tammet, British autistic savant, believed to have Asperger Syndrome
Daryl Hannah, actress
Dawn Prince-Hughes, PhD, primate anthropologist, ethologist, and author of Songs for the Gorilla Nation
Gary Numan, British singer and songwriter
Heather Kuzmich, fashion model and reality show contestant on America's Next Top Model
James Durbin, finalist on the tenth season of American Idol
Jerry Newport, American author and mathematical savant, basis of the film Mozart and the Whale
John Elder Robison, author of Look Me in the Eye
Judy Singer, Australian disability rights activist
Liane Holliday Willey, author of Pretending to be Normal, Asperger Syndrome in the Family; Asperger syndrome advocate; education professor; and adult diagnosed with Asperger syndrome at age 35
Lizzy Clark, actress and campaigner
Luke Jackson, author
Michael Burry, US investment fund manager
Nicky Reilly, failed suicide bomber from Britain
Paddy Considine, actor
Peter Howson, Scottish painter
Phillipa "Pip" Brown (aka Ladyhawke), indie rock musician
Raymond Thompson, New Zealand scriptwriter and TV producer
Richard Borcherds, mathematician specializing in group theory and Lie algebras
Robert Durst, American real estate developer accused of murder
Robert Napper, British murderer
Satoshi Tajiri, creator and designer of Pokemon
Tim Ellis, Australian magician and author
Tim Page, Pulitzer Prize-winning critic and author
Travis Meeks, lead singer, guitarist and song writer for acoustic rock band Days of the New.
Vernon L. Smith, Nobel Laureate in Economics
William Cottrell, student who was sentenced to eight years in jail for fire-bombing SUV dealerships
I love how you included murderers on that list. Also, most of those people do mundane things. No Aspies have been responsible for medical breakthroughs or the likes of Hawking or Einstein.
Poor Linnard! Noob, troll, and shamed for the idiot he is.
Human beings attempt to rationalize what they cannot understand or what they cannot accept. Calling a person a troll is one of them. What an interesting specimen.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!! My irony meter just went up like Krakatoa on that one! NOOOB!!
Linnard doesn't need a BS degree. He already has it.
Linnard is just upset because his library burned down and both of his books burned. It's particularly tragic, as he hadn't even finished coloring one of them yet.
Asberger's isn't so much a disability as an alternate way of thinking usually associated with a high level of intelligence, isn't it?
Don't pay attention to them, diagram. They are just people who like to be nasty to other people, so they take any target they can find.
Yes, those of us with AS experience the world differently and process information differently. Many of us have savant skills as well (1 in 10). The down side is that we tend to be sensitive to stimulus and socially VERY awkward due to a demonstrated lack of mirror neurons in the brain.
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Good, FREE food never fails to draw a large turnout of freeloading politicians! This lavish feast just shows how much taxpayers monies were pocketed by the design and engineering firms involved.
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MILWAUKEE — The importance of immunizing children against potentially deadly illnesses is an issue that gains attention during the winter months, with the rise in illnesses like whooping cough that can be deadly for infants. April 21st through the 28th is National Immunization Week, and doctors and the Centers for Disease Control are again hoping to drive home the importance of vaccination.
Health officials say vaccination is one of the best ways to keep a little one safe. "Infant immunizations are probably one of the most vital medical things that we provide for children here in the office as a primary care physician," Doctor Heather Sielaff said.
Sielaff says the importance of vaccines really came to life when cases of whooping cough became more prevalent just a few months ago. There is a vaccine available to protect against whooping cough, or pertussis. "Children under age two, four and six months who get whooping cough are oftentimes hospitalized in ICUs – not on general hospital floors, because they get sicker in a way they can't get over," Sielaff said.
Some parents are concerned that the measles, mumps rubella vaccine could be linked to autism, but Doctor Sielaff says those studies have been discredited. "It was a poor study that wasn't done very well, funded by a company that was looking for some things to help boost their own sales. Now, in the last couple of decades, we've done multiple studies that have really disproved that link," Sielaff said.
Health officials say infant immunizations also protect others with weakened immune systems. "Vaccinating your children doesn't just protect your child. It protects vulnerable groups in our community that really depend on everybody being well-vaccinated," Sielaff said.
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A surveillance video from the Ocala Citgo in Marion County shows Anthony Thomas filling out a job application and then reaching over the counter into a drawer filled with money.
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ST To Start Re-Hiring Sacked Micron Researchers In Q1.
ST Microelectronics will start hiring the sacked Micron researchers it agreed to take on last month in Q1 2015, says ST CFO Carlo Ferro.
"We will start to hire these people in the course of the first quarter of 2015," says Ferro.
"We entered into an agreement with Micron and we took commitment to hire about 140 people, possibly 170, depending on the available profiles . . . . . . .under certain terms, agreed with Micron with . . . . some relief of the cost in the initial period, making at the end what I believe is a win-to-win solution," says Ferro.
This seems to imply that Micron will be contributing to the cost of ST re-hiring the Micron researchers for the initial period of their re-employment with ST.
The researchers were all employed by ST before being transferred to the Numonyx jv between ST and Intel which was later sold to Micron.
Ferro added that the 140/170 researchers would mostly be re-deployed in ST's Automotive, Industrial and Power business segment.


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John James AudubonThe Birds of America from Drawings Made in the United States & their Territories
First Royal Octavo Edition/Second Octavo Edition
Published Philadelphia, John T. Bowen 1839-1844
Hand Colored Stone Lithographs
Size: 6 ½" by 10 ½"
Before Audubon even completed his final painting for the DEF he had conceived the idea of a miniature edition of Birds of America, in octavo size (6 ½" by 10 ½"), or roughly one eighth the size of the DEF. The subsequent Royal Octavo Edition was first published in the years 1839 – 1844, and again sold by subscription. The Royal Octavo edition was subscribed to and sold originally in 100 installments or fascicles, each consisting of 5 hand colored lithographic plates and corresponding text. Each fascicle included a list of subscribers and the prospectus.
The First Royal Octavo Edition was so successful that 6 more editions followed, the last published in 1871. However, the Octavo was much more than just the DEF in miniature. It included 500 plates published in Philadelphia as hand colored lithographs. The plates included many new birds but also reworked plates from the DEF. The Birds of America DEF included many plates with multiple species, in the Octavo edition Audubon included just one species per plate. Audubon also simplified many of the backgrounds for the Octavo edition due to the much smaller size of the paper. In addition to reworking the plates the Royal Octavo Edition was organized by Genus and Species, therefore the plate numbers of the Octavos do not correspond directly to the DEF.
Original DEF Audubon antique prints are scarce, less than 170 complete sets were sold, and therefore quite expensive. The most desirable images sell for over $100,000 in galleries while the least desirable plates still sell for several thousand dollars. As a result we should be very grateful to Audubon for conceiving the idea of the Octavo edition, which is really the only realistic opportunity for most collectors to afford his work. The more expensive of the First Edition Octavo lithographs are still under $10,000 with most still selling for much less than $1,000.
The First Royal Octavo edition antique prints are considered more valuable than the 6 subsequent editions for two reasons. First, it is the only edition with Audubon's direct involvement. He became incapacitated by illness in about 1845 and died in 1851. His sons published the next 3 editions, beginning in 1856. Second, subsequent editions were also hand colored lithographs with the exception of an added color printed background not found in the first edition. About 1,200 complete sets of the first edition were published.
Red House Collection is pleased to offer a small collection of First Royal Octavo Edition original antique prints. Our antique prints include 30 plates, #'s 1-15, 21-25 & 31 – 40, which are taken directly from an original set of Fascicles, never bound into a completed volume. Prints 1 through 5 of part 1, as evidenced by the block lettering in the title legends, are probably from the first 300 printed of this first edition. The prints from fascicle #5, prints 21 through 25, are also probably from the very first printing as evidenced by the incorrect titles of the Pigeon Hawk (falcon on plate), Sparrow Hawk (falcon on plate) and Goshawk (Gos Hawk on the plate). We also have a selection of Ducks and some song birds, most of which are first edition antique plates removed from bound volumes. Those 2nd edition prints are of some of the more desireable plates and are in excellent condition as well. The text and subscriber lists for the Birds of America Octavo edition fascicles are included as available. Source: Tyler, Ron – Audubon's Great National Work, 1993.
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Studies Exa closed strategic agreements for audio post-production
Thank you a series of agreements signed this year Exa will offer a service of post production for all formats from television to movies.
One of the companies of the sector of PA and mixtures of reference in Spain, studies Exa, after closing earlier this year an agreement framework with the dubbing Studio International Sound Studios (ISS), with headquarters in Barcelona, and subsequently to reach another agreement of collaboration and business development with Filmogranas, company dedicated to the Assembly of sound directed by James MuñozIt has promoted a new agreement with the company Wildtrack sound through Daniel Urdiales in order to complete its offer with direct sound decision both for TV series and TV-movies as for film productions in their different budget packages of post-production. In addition to this agreement EXA advises that it extends the services of Juan Carlos Arroyo image editor, renowned professional of the sector, its range of full-service post-production with its rooms equipped with Avid Media Composer 3.1. Of this form Exa, covers for the client's convenience all services post-production for the different formats, from the television to the film, from the same outlet of sound in film, passing by both image mounting as sound, recovering the sense of premixes in rooms large film, final mixes, Printmasters, creation of international bandsstems and final materials both for cinema and tv and video.
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Thank you, Mayor Morse: "Mayor Alex B. Morse had to agree to release the money. Morse said he signed the release only because authority officials agreed to pay the current retirement costs and enter a payment plan for its outstanding bills."
The council should put the kibosh on its kerfuffles.
"The meeting Tuesday included councilors questioning the city economic and development director, the head of Wistariahurst Museum, a Historical Commission member and others about how the new position could help and whether it would duplicate efforts." It would interest me more what these people had to say in answer to the questions posed to them, than reporting about the "kerfuffle" between councilors. Although I appreciate very much the use of the word "kerfuffle".
Frankly, your comment makes Bresnahan seem like your dog.
Your anti-Morse bias clouds your thinking. The bottom line is that the appointee is highly qualified. Apparently only an unqualified appointee who hates the mayor would satisfy you, and Councilor Bresnahan.
By your logic, the mayor can't appoint anyone qualified that he knows personally. How foolish.
Mr. Cote is very highly qualified for his new position, so the city benefits, and that's what really matters. The complaint is just bunk, and political grandstanding by Councilor Bresnahan who seems desperate to see his name in the news.
Dear toteroadski:
There is nothing un-democratic about a party convening to pick its candidate. A city primary election forces everyone to pay for an election to settle what are essentially intra-party disputes. How un-democratic is that my friend? But if primaries are such a good thing for two or more squabbling Democrats, or for two or more bickering Republicans, then let the parties pick up the tab for these primaries that end up deciding who their nominee is. Or maybe the parties can hold online conventions. I'm all for letting everyone run who wishes to run. But no political party should foist itself, and its internal disputes on the entire community. That said; go Aaron!
Actually, we might challenge the idea of primary elections whereby a city pays for an election to decide the candidate of any party. Kane and Vega are two Democrats who want to be the Democratic candidate for state representative. Can't Holyoke's Democrats convene and figure out who they want as their candidate without having their city pay for an election? The same goes for Republicans, Libertarians, and Greens. When too many large egos want a nomination, let their parties figure it out without burdening our cities, and states.
It's strange that any councilor would pressure Mr. Glidden to vote for former Councilor Devine to be on the board. Isn't former Councilor Devine prohibited from being on the board for six months for the same reason as former Councilor Welch?
Fascinating; the voters are ignorant if they elect someone you don't like. That must make the voters brilliant when they elect the candidate you want. Too bad we don't just listen to you. You could tell what to think, and how to vote.
Chief Neiswanger, also supports Mayors Against Illegal Guns. Anyone have a problem with that? No? Or is it just the same flak from the same gang that disrespects the mayor, no matter the issue.
It's amazing that anyone needs to prove how disrespectful they are toward Mayor Morse in the guise of pretending to offer him advice. I'd expect that if someone had anything constructive to say to the mayor, they wouldn't begin their comment by trying to insult him. Everyone, but especially those who espouse the most conservative viewpoints, should be mindful of a thing called good manners.
Thank you to the gentleman who found the weapon, and turned it in. Chief Neiswanger shows a lot of class for giving credit to his community policing cops who took the weapon off the streets. And Mayor Morse should be commended for taking an active interest in public safety by participating in a ride along at night.
If the handful of knee-jerk Morse-haters keep pulling their hair out, and tearing at their clothes every time Mayor Morse gets up in the morning, they'll soon be bald, naked, and have very bad knees. Do yourselves a favor; relax and stop obsessing about our new mayor before you drive yourselves crazy.
Why should the city council pick anyone, student or otherwise, and give that person special authority to speak at council meetings? Let everyone who wishes to speak on an issue before the council speak when public comments are allowed. The council shouldn't pick any citizen who must be listened to as if they were an oracle. Such a person, if picked by the council, could not be a true representative, but instead, a political appointee. Let those councilors who wish to reach out to the youth community visit the schools. And let anyone in the youth community who's interested in city council business go to council meetings and speak when public comments are allowed. There's no need to officially annoint anyone to speak when commenting before the council is already open to everyone.
I'm pretty progressive, but I don't see why we should bestow the authority to speak before the city council to a single student representative. If any young person is interested in an issue before the council, let them speak when public comments are allowed. I can't see elected councilors being paid to pour over applications from students who want special authority to speak at council meetings, an authority that even the students' own parents wouldn't have. If this is all about getting young people involved and teaching them about the workings of the city council, then surely more young people would benefit if Councilor Ferreira gave a seminar at Holyoke High on how the council works.
What a wonderful idea, and event! "Thank you, and congratulations" to Ken Johnston, Rorey Casey, and everyone else involved in making the Holyoke Winter Carnival happen. I'm certain it will be a great success.
Whenever Alex Morse takes up a challenge he clearly works hard to succeed. If Alex says that as our mayor he will improve our schools and neighborhoods, nothing will stand in his way. Alex may be very pleasant, polite, and articulate, but he's also tough, mature, disciplined, goal-oriented, and innovative. Holyoke can be very proud to have Alex Morse as its native son, and hopefully, its new mayor.
So now this is a weather report. The routine as rain analogy is the most lame excuse possible. Don't worry, because it's like the rain; it falls on everyone. Except the rain this season falls in a deluge on one candidate, while the other is not even sure how much she's been misted. And no data is supplied as to whether the rain is so heavy as to amount to voter intimidation.
As for the inability of the local police to catch a culprit, maybe it's an occasion to bring in a state or federal investigator because voter intimidation, and civil rights violations are not things the local police can handle.


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Businesses Split Over National Patent Reform
Professor Mark Lemley is quoted in the following article on the Patent Reform Act (S.B. 23). California Watch's Kendall Taggart reports:
As new patent reform legislation is debated on the U.S. Senate floor this week, California businesses are divided over the bill.
If the Patent Reform Act (SB 23) passes, it would be the biggest change to the U.S. patent system since 1952, in the days before Silicon Valley was a magnet for the high-tech industry.
The most significant change proposed is the switch from a first-to-invent to a first-inventor-to-file system, used by most other countries. On Wednesday afternoon, California senators pushed to strip this measure from the bill. U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., said after listening to the California tech industry, she is "convinced this is the wrong thing to do," the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
"Individuals and small businesses are worried that large companies will beat them in a race to the patent office under a first-to-file system," said Stanford's Lemley. "In fact, though, the empirical evidence suggests that the first-to-invent system does not benefit individuals and small businesses; it is more costly and requires better record-keeping, which individual inventors often don't do."


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To say the battle to increase the member business lending cap has been an arduous one for the credit union industry would be an understatement.
WASHINGTON — NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz told a panel of skeptical senators that raising the cap on member business loans would actually improve credit unions' risk environment while creating more jobs.
Senators signal their doubts on CU business lending while questioning Matz.
Hearing shows credit unions and banks still far apart on member business lending.
Agency promises to beef up enforcement to manage additional risks if cap is raised.
NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz is the lead witness in Thursday's Senate Banking Committee hearing on legislation to raise the cap on member business loans.
Might this time finally be the charm for member business lending? After years of lobbying and cajoling, credit unions will finally get their wish on June 16 when the Senate Banking Committee holds a hearing on Sen. Mark Udall's (D-Colo.) legislation to raise the cap on member business loans.
Last week credit unions and banks failed to muster the votes to even delay the interchange fee cap regulation by a year. One could argue it was a failure of the American political structure that grants some groups or individuals inordinate amounts of power.
Board move pinned on expected June 16 Senate Banking Committee hearing on legislation to raise member business lending cap.
The Senate Banking Committee is expected to hold a hearing later this month on legislation by Sen. Mark Udall that would raise the cap on member business loans up to as much as 27.5%, several sources told Credit Union Times on Thursday.


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Barbican traders shed few tears as wooden huts are removed
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UP, UP AND AWAY: The temporary sheds are removed from the Barbican
A ROW of controversial huts on the Barbican waterfront has been removed by their owner under threat of legal action.
George James had the seven sheds lifted away by a crane after being told to stop trading by the city council and landlords Sutton Harbour Company.
Only last week he said defiantly that the huts would stay there until the end of this month.
Nearby shopkeepers who complained that the huts were an eyesore and took trade away were delighted to see them go yesterday.
The huts opened in July without planning permission, though Mr James claimed that he was told by the council that it was not necessary.
On August 13 the seven stalls were ordered to close by the council, which decided they needed planning consent.
They were supposed to be removed by August 20, but they reopened during the Bank Holiday weekend.
And Mr James, who lives on the Barbican, said he was launching an appeal against the council's decision on legal advice.
But yesterday he said he had received a letter from the council on Saturday, warning him that he could face court action.
He had earlier been warned that this could result in a £20,000 fine and decided he could not take the risk.
Mr James said: "The council has been on with a big stick. It's a risky business. It's a horrendous fine.
"I feel they were threatening to prosecute the stall holders as well and I didn't want them prosecuted."
He said the summer's trading had been marred by disruptions and added: "It's been very threatening. I lost a couple of stall holders, who pulled out.
"It was all over the council's threat to prosecute, they were down there taking pictures all the time.
"You have got to stop somewhere. But we still maintain we have not broken the stop order. I just want to thank the people of Plymouth that supported the units, and signed the petition.
"And it (the units) was a good thing for the Barbican."
Mr James also submitted 200 letters of support and a 360-name petition.
Michelle Pearce who owns the Strand Tea Rooms and Mayflower News opposite the huts, said: "I am really pleased. They do not have planning permission, so they should not be there. We have to pay rents and rates."
Jan Love of the Tuck Shop and Pilgrims Ice Cream added: "They are a real eyesore. I am glad they are going."
A spokesman for Sutton Harbour Group said: "We have written to the operators asking them to remove the huts and we are pleased that these are now being taken down."
A city council spokeswoman said yesterday: "We have been told that the huts are now being removed and one of our planning enforcement officers will be visiting the site later today or tomorrow morning to confirm that they have all gone. We will then decide what action, if any, may be appropriate in relation to the contravention of the temporary stop notice."


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MoSync introduces a few new terms, and uses some others in a new way. Here we briefly explain these terms and how we interpret them.
A set of syscalls and other low-level functions that provide access to one or more basic features of a device. We sometimes use this term rather broadly. Examples include the Sockets API and the Map API.
A serial connection to a remote machine, identified by a Handle. There are different types of connections, including TCP, HTTP and Bluetooth.
A model of machine that can execute arbitrary programs, typically a mobile phone (cell phone).
MoSync Events deliver notification of keypresses, stylus movements and the results of asynchronous operations like networking and Bluetooth scans.
An identifier to a resource (e.g. binary file) or object (e.g. a connection) managed by the runtime. There are different types of handles, not interchangable.
A notification sent when an unrecoverable error occurs in a MoSync runtime, library, or user application. See the Panics Reference Guide.
Pipe-tool is our powerful code transformation engine. It takes the output of the GCC compiler, links it with the MoSync libraries, and outputs binary code and/or Java source code depending on the target platforms and devices. Pipe-tool combines the functions of a resource compiler, linker, and code optimizer. It is configured through build configurations.
A resource handle that doesn't identify any resource. It is used in the creation of new resources. The concept of a "placeholder" is used in two contexts. The first is in resource files, to specify "markers" to identify ranges of resources. The second is to create handles for dynamically allocated data objects (using maCreatePlaceholder/maDestoryPlaceholder).
An operating system, or version thereof, that is used by one or more devices. Examples include J2ME, Symbian Series 60, Android, and Windows Mobile.
A piece of data managed by the runtime, for example an image, an audio file, or a binary data file. Each resource is identified by a handle. Resources are compiled with the rest of the program and loaded at startup. They can also be created and destroyed when the program is executing.
Libraries or programs that execute MoSync programs on a given target device. They also provide a uniform interface to low-level system APIs, including graphics, audio, event handling and communications. Platforms supported by MoSync have different runtimes.
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I'm having an issue with the DC Updater. It scans and says FARR needs updating, as well as my Twitter plug-in, and a couple of other things (all shown in the attached screenshot). It seems that FARR updates just fine, but then FARR pops up with the word "aplugins" in the FARR search field. I hit escape to close it, then DC Updater shows that the Twitter plug-ins still need updating. No setup file or anything to that effect shows up. Also, I question whether or not FARR actually updates, since DC Updater has been showing up frequently over the past couple/few weeks.
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they are not knit.
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Dresses can be made of cotton, silk, wool, polyester....many different
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NEW YORK (AP) San Diego Padres catcher Yasmani Grandal has been suspended 50 games because of a positive test for testosterone.
NEW YORK (AP) Miguel Cabrera is waiting for the crown that was presented to him at the World Series to arrive at his home. He'll give it a prominent spot in his office.
Rafael Soriano turned out to be a vital insurance policy for the New York Yankees. Now, they might need a new one.
Rafael Soriano is poised to leave the New York Yankees, Ervin Santana is headed to Kansas City and Ryan Ludwick plans to test the open market.
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Prague - A total of 243 candidates were registered for the October election to one third of the Czech Senate by the deadline today, which is ten more than two years ago.
The first round will be held together with the local election on October 10-11. Where no Senate candidate is elected, a second round will be held on October 17-18.
Every citizen of the Czech Republic who has the voting right and who has turned 40 can run for the Senate.
The upper house of parliament has 81 seats. The mandate is for six years, while one third of the seats are contested every two years.
The candidates must gather the signatures of minimally 1,000 people and make a deposit of 20,000 crowns.
The Senate was established in 1996.
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