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The past few sessions have seen little change in the fabric. On balance, large investors reduce positions or allocate to overseas bourses.
The result is a Nasdaq Composite COMP, +0.41% with an easily discernible string of lower highs and lower lows.
Notwithstanding the impact it may have on certain sectors, the election isn't expected to affect the averages in a material way.
The belief that a Romney victory would mean a sacking of Mr. B and his easy money policy — and with it the multiyear rally in gold and silver — is viewed as overblown.
The Fed chief's term extends until '14. It is not likely the market would spend much time discounting something in '14, especially since perkier economic growth may put an end to quantitative easing in the meantime.
The backdrop improves. The data look better in the housing and auto sectors. Consumer confidence is at its highest level since early '08.
As a whole, secondary market indicators — the financials, banks, brokers, retailers, emerging markets, China — are in their best position in quite a while.
The NYSE Financial Index, shown below, has been basing since mid-September. It prints higher lows, unlike that of the Nasdaq. More important, its relative strength line shows solid outperformance since July.
For the first time since spring '11, emerging markets have strung together two months' worth of outperformance vs. the S&P. Much of this is due to strength in China. EM involve higher risk. Their outperformance speaks of a percolating speculative sentiment, a plus.
At least as important as any other at this stage of the domestic economic recovery, home-building stocks have been the best-acting narrow segment. This industry is especially noteworthy due to its reputation for leading the economy out of recession.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - The House and Senate members were sworn into office a month ago, but for most of them this was the real start of work.
There are 186 of them. In the House about forty percent of the Representatives are new, most of them never elected to the Legislature before.
People like Republican Corey Wilson of Augusta...a Marine Corps veteran of Iraq, and now a local real estate broker. Wilson says he wants to work with both parties to help solve problems.
In the Senate there are also new faces, but they aren't all new to the Statehouse. Some served here years ago, and decided to come back and try again.
Democrat John Cleveland of Auburn...gone for 14 years. He's an economic development consultant and wants to help make some things happen.
And republican Ed Youngblood, from Brewer. He left the Senate ten years ago.Youngblood is a retired banker, and says he, too, is hoping to work for jobs.
Youngblood and Cleveland will have a chance to work those issues together-both have been assigned to the energy committee-likely to see a lot of action this year.
All of them talk about working together, reaching across the aisle to get things done. They're elected for just two years, and they know the folks at home will be waiting to see results.


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God wants us to take time every single day to re-surrender our lives and open every corner of our life to Him. read more
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A couple of days ago, we posted a teaser image released by RIM of the upcoming BlackBerry 10 all-touch device on Pure Mobile's Canadian blog. At the time, it seemed exciting, the first real glimpse of the L-Series, not just some bogus leak. And it confirmed that images of the device leaked previously weren't really the real deal.
But what a difference two days make. Thanks to super detailed pictures and a lengthy video leaked by Vietnamese site Tinhte.ve, the RIM-sanctioned teaser pic of the L-Series now looks "lame" by comparison, to quote TechCrunch.
While the teaser pic had left us wanting more, the Tihnte.ve leak gave us pretty much a full showing of BlackBerry newest, and perhaps sexiest, smartphone. Of course, that's assuming the handset shown off in their 5-minute video and high-res pics is the final design, but we have very good reason to believe that's the case.
First off, it's got the same mesh-textured backing we saw in the L-Series the teaser pic, and which was lacking from BlackBerry devices in previous leaks. Meanwhile, says TechCrunch, if it isn't the final design, it's at least "very recent," since the handset is equipped with "the recently-renamed BlackBerry World App."
So what's the scoop? We couldn't help but notice – and these feelings were confirmed by Gizmodo – that the device looks a heck of a lot like the iPhone 5 in some shots, though it's perhaps a little bit slimmer, proportionally. Though its rounded rectangular shape is also not unlike the BlackBerry London pics we started seeing over a year ago.
But it's also not far off from the BlackBerry Dev Alpha B smartphone handed out to developers last year, in that the placement of its front-facing camera, front speaker, microphone, and BlackBerry logo are more or less the same. With the removable back panel off, it reveals an 1,800 mAh battery, and microUSB, micro-HDMI, and microSD slots.
Opinions on BlackBerry's latest and greatest, though perhaps premature, are certainly abundant, ranging from ravingly enthusiastic to underwhelmed. "This is going to blow the iPhone out of the water," "Go home Blackberry, you're drunk and dead in the water, it's an Android and iOS world now," are just a sampling of the responses found in the comments for the Tinhte video.
Likewise, tech sites seem to differ. "It looks kind of wonderful," spouted Gizmodo, while TechCrunch was resigned to saying "Overall, the device doesn't look too bad."
For our part, we're waiting to get more details on the real guts of the device, and to see how it works with the new BB10 OS when BlackBerry officially unveils it on January 30. But in the meantime, we're giving it the benefit of the doubt and hoping it'll be the best smartphone BlackBerry's made in years, or at least good enough to pull RIM out of its recent troubles.


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Without God - the Spiritual Life is only a theory
"We have no desire to convince anyone that there is only one way by which faith can be acquired. If what we have learned and felt and seen means anything at all, it means that all of us, whatever our race, creed, or color are the children of a living Creator with whom we may form a relationship upon simple and understandable terms as soon as we are willing and honest enough to try."
~ Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book, There Is A Solution, Page 28
"Yes, there is a long period of reconstruction ahead. We
must take the lead. A remorseful mumbling that we are
sorry won't fill the bill at all. We ought to sit down with
the family and frankly analyze the past as we now see it,
being very careful not to criticize them. Their defects may
be glaring, but the chances are that our own actions are
partly responsible. So we clean house with the family,
asking each morning in meditation that our Creator show
us the way of patience, tolerance, kindliness and love."
The spiritual life is not a theory. We have to live it.
~ Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book, Into Action, Page 83
"Our book is meant to be suggestive only. We realize we
know only a little. God will constantly disclose more to
you and to us. Ask Him in your morning meditation
what you can do each day for the man who is still sick.
The answers will come, if your own house is in order.
But obviously you cannot transmit something you
haven't got. See to it that your relationship with Him is
right, and great events will come to pass for you and
countless others. This is the Great Fact for us.
Abandon yourself to God as you understand God.
Admit your faults to Him and to your fellows. Clear
away the wreckage of your past. Give freely of what
you find and join us. We shall be with you in the Fellowship
of the Spirit, and you will surely meet some of us as
you trudge the Road of Happy Destiny.
May God bless you and keep you—until then."
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Without God - The Spiritual Life, is only a theory.
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LOS ANGELES -- Iron Man and his fellow avengers are off to a solid start as they bring their save-the-world act to U.S. theaters.
"The Avengers" launched domestically early Friday with $18.7 million from midnight screenings. That puts it at No. 8 all-time for midnight debuts, just behind the $19.7 million start for "The Hunger Games" in March.
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But it's well under half the amount for the No. 1 midnight draw, $43.5 million for last fall's "Harry Potter" finale.
The "Harry Potter" finale also went on to the biggest domestic opening weekend ever with $169.2 million.
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While "The Avengers" started modestly compared with the last "Harry Potter" flick, it still may end up among the top weekend openings ever. "The Hunger Games" followed its midnight start with a $152.3 million debut weekend.


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The U.S. Botanic Garden is a museum with a difference. Our artifacts are the living treasures of the plant world. The towering leaves, graceful flowers, delicate seeds and exotic fruits of plants at their peak are displayed artfully throughout the historic Conservatory.
You will find a world of plants and environments in our permanent exhibits and gardens:
- Garden Court: The colorful foliage and flowers create a beautiful setting to feature economic and ethno-botanical plants used in products that provide our fibers, food, beverages, cosmetics, wood, species and more.
- Jungle: A tropical rainforest overtakes an abandoned plantation. The dome rises to 93 feet and has a mezzanine level from which to view the jungle canopy.
- Plant Adaptations: Shows some of the fascinating adaptations that have evolved in the plant world.
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- Medicinal Plants: Explores the origins of plant medicine and displays a collection of medicinal plants from all over the world.
- Orchids: An ever-blooming, ever-changing display of these mythic plants. Our orchid collection numbers about 5,000 specimens, with hundreds on display at any given time.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Hardly a day seems to go by without news of a cyber-attack or dire warnings about the vulnerability of our nation's critical computer networks.
Most people believe that the government must do more to regulate cybersecurity practices, particularly in industries that own or operate "critical infrastructure," that is, infrastructure that could cause significant disruptions or damage to our daily lives if subjected to a cyber attack.
The owners and operators of such infrastructure — for example, oil and gas pipelines, chemical refineries, transportation systems, financial institutions, hospitals, nuclear reactors, dams and agricultural infrastructure — will likely see more government oversight of their cybersecurity practices in the coming years.
What will such regulation look like? How will a company's cybersecurity practices and the ways in which it documents and implements them be affected by the increasing government oversight headed our way?
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The electric industry can provide some answers to these questions. It has been living the reality of mandatory cybersecurity regulation since 2005, when Congress granted reliability authority to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), and it has learned a few lessons in that time. Cybersecurity compliance has proven to be challenging, and even in the absence of hacking incidents it is not without its perils. In the last three years alone, the FERC has issued nearly $11 million in civil penalties against industry members for violations.
For critical infrastructure owners and operators outside of the electric industry, new regulation seems to on the horizon. The White House is preparing a new cybersecurity executive order that sources anticipate will be issued in the coming weeks.
Although compliance with new standards would likely be voluntary, the White House is expected to incorporate incentives for companies to comply with those requirements.
More importantly, the new standards could serve as the basis for tort liability for companies who do not adequately protect their IT systems. Longer-term, it is possible that Congress will enact new legislation to give the federal government — probably the Department of Homeland Security — new authority to regulate the cybersecurity practices of critical infrastructure owners and operators.
Legal jargon aside, what should a critical infrastructure owner or operator expect to see in these new cybersecurity regulations? Here are some key issues that could present themselves under the new standards:
Identification and protection of critical devices
The electric sector cybersecurity standards require industry members to identify cyber devices that are essential to the operation of certain physical assets deemed critical to the operation of the electric grid: control centers, power plants, transmission equipment, among others. Responsible entities must then protect these essential devices using a series of overlapping measures as part of a "defense in depth" strategy.
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Protection of such essential cyber devices ranges from the use of controls such as firewalls and intrusion prevention systems, to controlling who has physical access to these devices. The same model is likely to form the core of any set of cybersecurity standards used in other sectors.
Patch management
Electric utilities rely on a host of software programs to support their operations, and security patches for these programs are released on a daily basis in response to newly discovered vulnerabilities. Prompt installation of these fixes is critical, as an application that goes un-patched can quickly lead to hacking, malware infection, or the exfiltration of sensitive data or files. The electric industry cybersecurity standards require responsible entities to assess all potentially applicable security patches within 30 days of the release date and, in most cases, to install the patch if it is found to apply. This can be a demanding task, particularly since developers' practices vary as to announcing new patches. Patch management could be a feature of future cybersecurity performance requirements.


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The Day the Earth Stood Still
In this contemporary reinvention of the 1951 science fiction classic, renowned scientist Dr. Helen Benson finds herself face to face with an alien called Klaatu, who travels across the universe to warn of an impending global crisis. When forces beyond Helen's control treat the extraterrestrial as a hostile and deny his request to address the world's leaders, she and her estranged stepson Jacob quickly discover the deadly ramifications of Klaatu's claim that he is "a friend to the Earth." Now Helen must find a way to convince the entity who was sent to destroy us that mankind is worth saving--but it may be too late. The process has begun.
Cast: Jennifer Connelly, John Cleese, Jaden Smith, Keanu Reeves, Kathy Bates
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A fire in Bolotas Subdivision on Scofield Reservoir on Monday morning took out one cabin as fire fighters worked to protect others.
The fire, which is of undetermined origin, was reported about 7:15 a.m. and was originally described as being "one half mile north of the north most subdivision on Scofield Reservoir." However when fire fighters arrived they found it to be on the second row back from the lake in the southeast corner of Bolotas.
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The writer knows so little about a modern Air Force that I really did not want to take the time to respond, but the fundamental gauge of the effectiveness of an Air Force is not the numbers of aircraft in the inventory. The fundamental measure of an Air Force's efectiveness is it's lethality, and that includes:
1. The ability to deliver ordnance on target, be it on the ground or in the air.
2. The ability to survive the attack mission, be it air intercept or ground attack.
3. The ability to rapidly deploy it's forces to the most critical areas of battle, be it in the air or on the ground.
4. The ability to sustain those objectives until the battle has been won.
In WW II we sent 300 B-17's against the ball bearing works at Schweinfurt, 100 were shot down, 1000 men were lost and ball bearing production resumed not too long after the bombing.
In Korea B-29 bombers became so vulnerable to air attack by MIG-15's that daylight bombing was halted and the B-29's were relegated to night bombing only, and heaven only knows what they were hitting at night.
In the Vietnam War we sent wave after wave of 105's carrying 2000 lb "dumb bombs" against the Than Hoa bridge in N Vietnam and the Thuds were never able to destroy that bridge, but we did lose about 20 of them trying to take out the bridge.
Then one day we sent two F-4's, repeat TWO lonely F-4's against that bridge, one carrying Laser Guided Bombs (LGB's) and one carrying a Laser Designator. Those two F-4's dropped that bridge that we had been trying to take out for two years with ease and without any losses.
Today we have 500 lb and 2000 lb LGB's, GPS guided bombs with 5 meter accuracy that can be dropped from 10 miles away and 40,000 ft, 30,000 lb GPS guided bombs that can penetrate just about anything, Maverick Missiles that can optically lock onto a target and guide themselves right to the target, airborne radars in our fighters that can lock onto a target 75 miles away, and kill it from 40 miles away with an AMRAM missile, Attack aircraft that can kill a tank with 3 or 4 rounds from a 30mm cannon, and radars in our AWACS that scan huge swaths of the sky and can vector our forces where they are most needed.
It is the lethality that correctly measures an Air Force's capability, not the numbers.
The numbers game is a stupid game for armchair generals.
Col. Gene Cirillo, USAF (Ret)
A Vietnam Combat veteran (F-105)
And of course there is a bunch of stuff that is not on record too. They need to keep the back office stuff flying to make logistics work. And when that fails we just use FedEx.
Electioneering gobble-de-gook. No real point to this article, just a rehash of common knowledge. Congress needs to decide how much to spend and the flyboys need to specify a reasonable stable of next generation aircraft. In my opinion, we do not need a one box fits all, which grow to be too expensive and don't get the job done.
Very good comment its too bad that it is posted at all as keeping aging AC flying sometimes is easier than getting a new one due to the learning curve it takes to bring it on line let alone the cost. Most dont think of the cost before one even is in service let alone the ones who didnt even make the grade and program had to be shut down.
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I could use the same words to describe the people on Fox News. It is a simple matter of money. Do we have it or not? And do we want to run up more debt, or raise revenues to pay for it all now? We can give the USAF billions more, but that will mean cuts to other programs and/or tax increases. Or more debt.
In my opinion, US should stop continuously re-arming, racing to be first all the time, stick to what it already has, and what's proven effective, stop wasting money on war, and start feeding people instead, especially now, in the aftermath of the hurricane.
Sir, we have no food shortage in the US. Even the stricken people hit by Sandy can get food. We even feed those too damn lazy to work.
It is amusing that they say "General Accounting Office" in an article discussing how out of date the Air Force is. But then, it is Fox "News."
Fact: The article discusses how the planes of the Air Force are out of date.
Fact: The article calls the GAO the "General Accounting Office."
Fact: The GAO was renamed the "Government Accountability Office" in 2004.
Fact: The article was written by Fox News.
Irony: Fox News is calling the Air Force's planes out-of-date while it refers to the GAO by a name that is out-of-date.
Thumbs down? You have to be a conservative to have such a disdain for the facts and their well-known, liberal bias.
Semantics on the GAO. Where is the article so far off base. Most of it looks right to me.


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GILBERT, Ariz (KGUN9-TV) - The death of a border vigilante has nothing to do with his controversial activities--that's the tentative word from police in Gilbert.
They say militia organizer and former neo-Nazi J.T. Ready killed four people, then himself, in a burst of domestic violence.
Ready had a reputation as one of the most aggressive forces in the immigrations issue.
J.T. Ready was an extreme and controversial figure even by the standards of an issue full of extreme and controversial figures.
Some of his allies have suggested his activities led a cartel hit squad to take him out, but Gilbert police say everything points to a domestic dispute that led him to turn to part of his extensive collection of guns.
J.T. Ready was a member of the National Socialist Party, there is video of Ready speaking at rallies in which you can clearly see Swastikas on the flags behind him.
At one rally he said, "We have a clean, healthy, white America once again; a place where European Americans have a chance to survive. We are armed. We are free and if you want our nation, you must take them from us."
Later, Reddy officially broke with the National Socialists, and formed his own armed border militia, known as the U.S. Border Guard, or Ready's Rangers.
When he died, Ready was running for Pinal County Sheriff. That campaign's Facebook suggested Ready's death was not murder suicide but a hit by the cartels.
Glenn Spencer leads a controversial civilian group called American Border Patrol. He says he uses electronics and aircraft to watch the border and wants no part of armed groups like Ready's. We interviewed him by Skype.
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Jennifer Allen of Southern Border Communities Coalition says Ready's efforts in politics made him an even greater threat.
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Jennifer Allen: "Absolutely and that is also why he has been so incredibly dangerous both for just peoples' day to day lives in Arizona but just the wellbeing in politics for our state."
In an example of that political connection, five years ago, Ready was connected to former State Senator Russell Pearce who went on to write Arizona's controversial immigration law SB1070. In a written statement Pearce said Ready seemed a decent man at first, but Pearce broke contact with him as Ready became more radical and Pearce is angry people still try to connect him with Ready.
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Orangebloods.com reports that former Super Bowl champion head coach and current ESPN analyst Jon Gruden is open to hearing from the Texas athletic department about its football head coaching vacancy.
Our sources confirm that report is true. Texas' interest in Gruden is unknown.
The Gainesville Sun's Pat Dooley reports that Charlie Strong would not be interested in the Texas job, but our sources indicate that's not necessarily so.
On the record, Strong gave the typical "coach speak" response.
"I don't even think about it," he told the Louisville Courier-Journal. "I don't even worry about it. I have a good job here. … The only thing I can control is what's happening right here."
There are lots of rumors that Arizona State head coach Todd Graham could be a backup candidate at Texas — despite a legal agreement AD Steve Patterson signed when he left Arizona State for Texas that he wouldn't hire any ASU coaches.
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Ex-Wake Forest coach Jim Grobe told CBS Charlotte that he'd be interested in Army job.
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Sources indicate former USC offensive coordinator Clay Helton has emerged as a very strong candidate to replace the fired Brent Pease at Florida. We're told head coach Will Muschamp is getting a lot of "not interested" as he calls around.
The Newark Star-Ledger reports that Rutgers coach Kyle Flood filled one of the three vacancies on his staff today, naming 34-year coaching veteran Mitch Browning as the team's new offensive line coach.
Arizona State announced Wednesday morning it has promoted offensive coordinator Mike Norvell to role of Deputy Head Coach.
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Arkansas State is interviewing a whole slew of candidates, so nobody seems to know where the search will end. Sources indicate they feel really good about Arizona State's Norvell and UNC's Blake Anderson.
CBSSports.com's Bruce Feldman reports that Red Wolves officials spoke to Butch Davis but that he was not interested.
New UConn head coach Bob Diaco confirmed to the Hartford Courant that only offensive line coach Mike Foley had been retained.
Mike Szvetitz of the Opelika-Auburn News reports that other than the initial terms of Auburn coach Gus Malzhan's new contract extension, no other details have been finalized – including the buyout.
Arkansas coach Brett Bielema isn't in any hurry to hire a defensive line coach to replace Charlie Partridge, who left to be the head coach at FAU.
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Former Wake Forest defensive coordinator Brian Knorr joined the Air Force coaching staff on a retreat Tuesday and the is in talks to join the Falcons as a defensive assistant.
New Miami (Ohio) coach Chuck Martin has announced three additions to his coaching staff: Co-offensive coordinator and offensive line coach George Barnett, co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Eric Koehler and tight ends coach Pat Welsh.
Barnett and Koehler were at Illinois State last season while Welsh was a GA at Notre Dame.
Illinois coach Tim Beckman announced that offensive coordinator Bill Cubit has agreed to a one-year contract extension that includes an increase in annual salary to $500,000 per year and keeps him on the Fighting Illini sideline through the 2015 season.
GigEm247 reports that Texas A&M co-defensive coordinator and secondary coach Marcel Yates will be defensive coordinator on Bryan Harsin's Boise State staff.
Yates has been part of Kevin Sumlin's staff for two seasons. He played his college ball at Boise and was defensive backs at his alma mater for nine seasons from 2003-11.
New Wake Forest coach Dave Clawson announced on Monday that Kevin Higgins, the head coach at The Citadel, will be joining the Demon Deacon coaching staff.
Higgins will serve as the assistant head coach and will coach a yet to be determined position on offense.
"I am extremely excited that Kevin Higgins has accepted our offer to join our football staff at Wake Forest," said Clawson. "Kevin has wealth of football knowledge gained as a head coach and also through his experience in the NFL as a quarterbacks and wide receivers coach. He will be a great addition to our staff."
Higgins was a 99-83-1 record in 16 years as a head coach. He was the head coach for seven seasons at Lehigh from 1994-2000, leading the Mountain Hawks to 56-25-1 record and three appearances in the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.


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In the burgeoning community of Long Island City, it is not uncommon for two or three new restaurants to spring up, practically overnight. The western Queens neighborhood is the new trendy city spot for businesses to latch onto — whether or not these establishments last is up to the residents.
One of the newest eateries in the area, Skinny's Cantina, comes from a successful restaurant lineage residing directly across the street — the Zagat-rated Shi. Shih Lee, owner of Shi, co-owns Skinny's Cantina with his brother Skinny.
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For an entree you can get burritos and tacos, but it would be wise to expand your Mexican cuisine horizon at Skinny's. Chicken Milanese might not sound like an expansive gastro-horizon, but any apathy toward this dish would be a huge error. Skinny butterflies a whole chicken breast, pan-fries it and covers it with a velvety cream sauce. The sauce is not heavy whatsoever and the chicken retains it crisp exterior. This is good eating and you will clean the plate.
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The World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, opened on Wednesday with the theme "Resilient Dynamism" and an agenda that is the polar opposite. That theme, promoted by the WEF's founder, Klaus Schwab, (pictured) began with an accurate assessment of how the push for global government is increasingly being resisted, and what he thinks the WEF should do about it:
As the world enters 2013, talk of participation in a "global community" is running high. But we continue to see signs — and, more important, behavior — that run counter to such claims.
There is a lengthy list of problems in the way of getting to a global government that, according to Schwab, must be resolved first:
[These] include the unresolved debt problems in the United States and Europe, the troubling global economic outlook, the turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa, and the bulge in youth unemployment.
If global leaders, including the 2,500 or so attending the forum (each having paid $70,000 just to get in, and twice that to attend private meetings with the real movers and shakers), can just overcome the building resistance to their plans, all will be well. Said Schwab:
The economic crisis has created a more defensive, more self-centered, and at the level of states — more protectionist attitude.
Grand unifying visions are missing, and the pressure for separation, not union, continues to increase. This has stalled progress on many of the issues — including reducing carbon emissions, establishing global financial regulatory measures, and concluding the Doha Round of global trade talks, to name a few — that require global attention.
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News about pianos, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
May. 2, 2015
Profile of Irving Fields, pianist at Park Lane Hotel in Manhattan who is nearing 100 years old but hews closely to regimen of performance and promotion that stretches back to his early days at the keyboard in late 1920s. MORE
Jan. 11, 2015
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column on Zinovy Pritsker, piano tuner in New York City who has met many prominent jazz musicians including saxophonist Stan Getz. MORE
Nov. 25, 2014
Piano used in film Casablanca sells at Bonhams auction house in Manhattan for $3.4 million; other pieces of movies memorabilia are also sold, including the Cowardly Lion costume from The Wizard of Oz, which sold for $3.077 million. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
Buying used piano is risky and often leads to more work and expense than instrument is worth. MORE
Apr. 10, 2014
Family history surrounding Steinway grand piano donated by Ira and George Gershwin's mother Rose to Hunter College in 1947 has left some perplexed; instrument was originally sold to Mary E Tallmadge of Auburn, NY, begging question of how Rose acquired it, and whether her famous sons used it. MORE
Dec. 14, 2013
Steve Smith reviews musical performances at UnCaged Toy Piano Festival, held at Pianos nightclub. MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
The company was founded in 1807 by Ignaz Pleyel, who studied with Josef Haydn. MORE
Sep. 5, 2013
David Pogue State of the Art column; Yamaha adds the upright hybrid piano NU1 to its line of hybrid grand and upright pianos; digital AvantGrand model is more compact and less expensive than other models at about $4,500, but with real piano sound, not digital noise. MORE
Aug. 14, 2013
Paulson & Company has agreed to buy Steinway Musical Instruments for about $512 million. That means that Kohlberg & Company, which previously agreed to buy Steinway, will be watching from the orchestra seats. MORE
Jul. 21, 2013
The building that housed Beethoven Pianos, long a fixture on West 58th Street, was sold to the company that bought the building next door several years ago and had recently torn it down. MORE
Jul. 13, 2013
Pianists mourn news that venerable piano-maker Steinway & Sons has sold its Beaux-Arts Manhattan building on West 57th Street and is planning to sell whole company to private equity firm; many worry that new owners will meddle with company's time-honored and time-consuming piano manufacturing methods. MORE
Jun. 7, 2013
Anthony Tommasini Critic's Notebook discusses initiative Sing for Hope, which decorated and placed 88 pianos outdoors throughout New York City; nonprofit arts group plans to move all pianos to Josie Roberston Plaza in Lincoln Center for day of outdoor concerts before they are donated to schools, hospitals and community centers. MORE
Dec. 15, 2012
Piano seen in the film Casablanca is sold by Sotheby's for $602,500, well below the value estimated by the auction house before the sale. MORE
Sep. 9, 2012
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column on Randolph Herr, an aficionado of player pianos living in Canarsie, Brooklyn; Herr is renowned for repairing, restoring and playing the pianos, using levers to manipulate the speed, loudness and dynamics of the instrument. MORE
Aug. 7, 2012
Number of charities accept donations of used pianos, an option for owners who are emotionally attached and do not want to throw the instruments in the trash, but the reality of expensive repairs and inexpensive replacements make it impractical to keep them. MORE
Jul. 30, 2012
Value of used pianos, especially uprights, has plummeted in recent years, so instead of selling them to a neighbor, donating them to a church or just passing them along to a relative, owners are far more likely to discard them; piano movers are making regular runs to the dump, becoming adept at dismantling instruments, selling parts to artists, even burning them for firewood. MORE
Feb. 12, 2012
Pianos as Art, exhibition of sculptural and mixed media pieces created by Shauna Holiman and Penny Putnam from old piano parts, is on display at Faust Harrison Pianos in White Plains; after closing in Westchester, exhibit will travel to Flinn Gallery in the Greenwich Library in Connecticut, where it will be renamed Piano Pieces (Metropolitan/Westchester). MORE
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A Steinway From New York Meets Virtuosos in Havana
On Friday, about 3,000 Cubans and foreigners sat in plastic chairs in a plaza in Havana, their eyes darting between international virtuosos almost within arm's reach.
October 11, 2015, Sunday
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Review: Dan Trueman's 'Nostalgic Synchronic' Takes Cage Into the 21st Century
Mr. Trueman, a composer and fiddler, has developed a "prepared digital piano" app, which was used by members of So Percussion on Tuesday at Le Poisson Rouge.
October 8, 2015, Thursday
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Playing Mozart's Piano Pieces as Mozart Did
A music scholar plays classical piano pieces with techniques that 19th-century performers learned, producing a markedly different effect that researchers are studying.
July 21, 2015, Tuesday
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Lounge Performer, Nearing 100, Has 88 Keys to the Good Life
Irving Fields, a piano player at the Park Lane Hotel, is 99 years old, but still performs and promotes himself the way he did as a 14-year-old in the late 1920s.
May 2, 2015, Saturday
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Together, the Jussen Brothers Plan to Part Ways
Lucas and Arthur Jussen, now 22 and 18, a star piano duo in the Netherlands for years, are hoping to move beyond their past to become adult professionals with full-fledged solo careers.
April 1, 2015, Wednesday
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Plucking Notes, and Strings, of Long Ago
"The Kingdoms of Castile," a concert with the harpsichordist Dongsok Shin, will be presented on April 12 at the Yale Collection of Musical Instruments in New Haven.
March 29, 2015, Sunday
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Piano Tuner Is Known as a Pro, and a Scold
Customers who neglect their pianos and call Zinovy Pritsker to tune them will get an expert job, and very likely a piece of his mind.
January 11, 2015, Sunday
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At a Manhattan Soup Kitchen, Food on the Table and Chops on the Piano
At the Church of the Holy Apostles in Chelsea, hungry guests hear the clean, clear notes of a concert grand piano played by volunteers.
December 30, 2014, Tuesday
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Spurs and Sonatas
Buster Marengo, 62, a Juilliard-trained pianist whose audience is often limited to his horse, Bronco, runs a little horse stable in the Bronx.
December 28, 2014, Sunday
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'Casablanca' Piano Sells for $3.4 Million at Bonhams
The painted upright in Rick's Café Américain that was immortalized in the movie was among the items sold on Monday in Manhattan.
November 25, 2014, Tuesday
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RJR's Blog, Closed
On Saturday, I ran a 5K in Brooklyn. This is not going to be a race report about it. The writing of such a race report had actually been jotted down in one of my many overflowing to-do lists. But then, as the days passed and I felt less and less enthusiastic about putting pen to paper, I realized that it was silly to have this task hanging over my head when there was nothing mandatory about it.
In the five years that I've had this blog open, I've received at least hundreds, probably thousands, of thoughtful comments. They helped me immeasurably on my path from non-runner to runner and for that, I thank you all. And, I hope to learn more from you all in dialogue elsewhere.
Of course, I'm not really "going away." There are plenty of places where you can still find my writing:
- My new-ish column on RunnersWorld.com, Run the Numbers. That has been chewing up way more of my time than expected and is a large part of the reason to shut this down.
- My weekly blog posts available to members of the Runner's World Challenge. Another reason why I'm deciding to close this down – I was actually writing two recaps for many races – which is at least one too many…
- In 140 characters or less on Twitter as @runRJR. Maybe someday I'll get all my tweets bound into a nice leather bound book. Probably not.
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DERBY–The North Country wrestling team welcomed St. Johnsbury Academy and Champlain Valley Union to IROC for their lone home meet of the year on Tuesday night.
The night got underway with round one of action, pitting CVU against St. Johnsbury in their first matches of the evening, as the the Falcons stood in the wings, watching and waiting for their turn on the mat.
After the two visitors wrapped up, coach Chris Mandigo took to the mic to honor his seniors, Trevor Roberts, Josh Tompkins and Makenzie Steele.
After the ceremony, the Falcon-Redhawk matches got underway.
NEWPORT–The weekend's most anticipated game in Orleans County had to be the showdown between MVU and North Country in boy's basketball action.
The NCU gym was packed with the biggest crowd I have ever witnessed, all waiting to see how the new look Falcons fared against the state's top player Matthieu St.Amour and the rest of the Thunderbirds.
Players from Lake Region and UCA flooded into the gym, eager for play to begin.
JAY–Whitney Bernier poked home a loose puck on the left side of the net with 7:49 remaining to complete North Country's 3-2 come from behind win over Middlebury in girl's hockey action on Saturday evening.
The Falcons were not at full strength for the contest as multiple players were absent, most notably defenseman Emily Doty, who was attending a school-related function.
Doty's absence forced coach Claude Paul to move some players around, but the coach was able to mix and match with success and the team moved their record to 1-1.
NEWPORT–Two games, two completely different outcomes for the UCA boy's and girl's basketball teams on Saturday afternoon as they squared off against Concord at the Newport Elementary School.
In the opening game, the Wildcat girls took control early and never let up, winning decisively 38-13.
In the second game, the roles were reversed, and it was UCA administering the punishment as they handed their foes a very one-sided 64-22 loss.
Starting with the girl's game, Concord scored early and often in the first quarter racking up twelve points to UCA's two.
ORLEANS–Lake Region got their 2012-2013 campaign off to a great start, defeating Lyndon Institute 61-53 to move to 1-0 on the season.
"We knew coming in that this was going to be one of the top teams we face this season," said head coach James Ingalls. "One through five, they have a very quick team and my guys knew they would have to play a ball game to be in this game and take it, and they did."
Play got going with LI's Kyle Cipollone hitting two from the charity stripe, followed by LR's Dennis Newland's bucket, then another two form the line by Cipollone.
CRAFTSBURY–Chris DeLaBruere's game winning three pointer with twenty-seven seconds left to play was the difference as UCA picked up their second win over Craftsbury, defeating the Chargers 51-48 in a very exciting D-IV match-up.
"I knew that the shot had to be made, and I took it upon myself to make it because I had been shooting hot tonight and I got lucky," said DeLaBruere
CRAFTSBURY–In the second meeting of the season between the UCA and Craftsbury girl's basketball teams, the Chargers once again flexed their muscle, defeating the Crusaders 49-24.
"We have been working on playing as a team to get everybody used to each other, and that was what was working for us tonight," said Craftsbury's Sarah Dunbar.
Much like the first go around, the opening quarter was a fairly close affair.
Janet Bohannon opened the scoring, making one basket followed by two more from the line.
NEWPORT–The North Country girls basketball team opened up their season in fine fashion, defeating the Lyndon Institute Vikings 56-29 on Tuesday evening.
Coach Christiane Brown utilized her entire roster in the win, something that should provide a good springboard for the rest of the season.
"We are going to win as a team and we are going to lose as a team, from the five girls on the floor to the ladies on the bench," said Brown after the game. "I really emphasize the importance of us on the bench are the sixth players and the fans are the seventh."
CRAFTSBURY–The moment I walked into the brand new World War II Memorial Gymnasium at Craftsbury Academy, the electricity was palpable.
Principal Merri Greenia was greeting fans at the door, dispensing tickets and programs with an extra twinkle in her eye.
And who could blame her.
After months of hard work, and weeks of anticipation, this was the big night, the night the entire community had waited for; The first home games of the 2012-2013 Craftsbury Academy basketball season.
And what a night it was.
JAY–Well, they came as advertised.
The North Country girls hockey team more than held there own against Division I South Burlington/MMU, but fell just a little short of their goal, losing the contest 3-1.
"I think we skated with them for two, two and a quarter periods, but we just did not finish our chances early," said coach Claude Paul.
With the merger of So. Burlington and Mount Mansfield set to last just one year, the visiting squad took to the ice in their special sky blue commemorative jerseys to face the improved Falcons.


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April 19, 2011 4:50 PM
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This heavy metal song from Metallica is dark, intense, and scarily loud, but these metal boys filter their rage by telling one of the oldest stories in the Book, i.e. the story of Exodus:
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In response to a previous article about embarrassing questions, I received an overwhelming response and a lot more questions! I got many questions particularly about nipple piercings, so below are some detailed answers to the most commonly asked questions.
Combatting Shyness
If you are shy about presenting your nipple to a stranger, this is perfectly normal! Remember that your piercer is a professional and this is not a sexual thing. The less clothing you have to remove, the more comfortable you will probably be, so I would suggest wearing a button up top. This way, you only have to expose the nipple being pierced and keep everything else covered up.
The Pain Factor
I have my nipples pierced, so I am speaking from experience. Getting them pierced was a breeze. I was only going to pierce one at a time, but the first one was so easy I told him to go ahead and do the other one, too. I'll admit, tho, that by then my endorphins had run down and the second one hurt a bit.
Endorphins are wonderful little things. They race through your body, giving you the strength for the "fight or flight" response. They also help to minimize pain. It is a GOOD thing to have some fear and apprehension before getting pierced, because those little endorphins will kick in and help you fight any pain. That doesn't mean you won't feel it, but it will greatly minimize the discomfort.
Also, keep in mind that a piercing is over very quickly. Almost any of us could endure even the worst torture for one or two seconds. I promise, a piercing is nothing like torture!
Abnormal Nipple Shape
If your nipples are abnormally shaped, such as inverted or flat, it will be best to allow your piercer to determine if they can be pierced and what the effect will be. It's difficult to diagnose a condition without being able to see, so make an appointment with your piercer for a consultation.
Healing & Soreness
Now, once you are pierced, the healing process may be slow. This depends a lot on the size and weight of your breasts. Those with smaller breasts will actually have less problems than those with heavier breasts that can get caught in things through natural movement. You never realize how much pulling and squishing your nipples undergo every day until you get them pierced!
If your nipples are sore during the healing process, an ice pack can do wonders. If you don't have an ice pack, a package of small frozen vegetables like peas or corn works really well. Don't laugh! This is a highly recommended method of treatment for engorged breast-feeding mothers.
Sea salt soaks will also provide comfort to a sore nipple piercing. Most nipples will rest comfortably in a small cup of salt water, so this can be done easily while watching TV, reading a book or relaxing. Soak each pierced nipple for about 5 minutes and then rinse well.
The less aggravation your piercing undergoes, the quicker the healing time will be. It should only take about 6-8 weeks. In my case, it took 6 months because my youngest daughter was still very small when I got mine pierced. She was climbing up on my lap one day and grabbed my nipple……ouch! This set the piercing back to the beginning as far as healing goes, so be careful!
If it's been many months and your nipples still haven't healed, you may have an allergy or sensitivity to the jewelry you are wearing. You also might be doing something to aggravate it without realizing it. It's best to see your piercer (or any professional piercer) and let them look at it so they can make an informed suggestion for healing.
Jewelry Rejection
Is a nipple piercing considered a surface piercing? And can it reject like a surface piercing? Technically, no. Although the nipple is similar to a surface piercing in that it enters and exits the skin in two different areas, it's not quite the same. The nipple is fleshy enough to pierce securely behind plenty of skin to prevent rejection. But that doesn't mean a nipple piercing can't reject – especially if it's not done properly in the first place. If the jewelry gauge is too thin or the piercing isn't deep enough to begin with, you run the risk of rejection. If you have an allergy to the metal, it could cause it to reject. If you have problems with infection and/or tug and pull on it too much, it could reject. Actually, almost any piercing falls under these rules – so make sure your piercer knows what they're doing and be extra dutiful about your aftercare!
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At the halfway mark in region play, the Lady Dino volleyball team is on their mark for staying undefeated. They went to Delta on Thursday and downed the Rabbits in four to stay ahead of the pack. Delta put up a fight but in the end Carbon won 25-16, 26-24, 14-25, 25-22.
The Dinos have just come off of two fairly easy matches. Coach Cristin Johnson knew Delta was going to be tougher. Carbon came out and took game one easily, but then Delta stepped it up a notch. Game two went down to the wire with the Rabbits. Then, just as it looked like another possible sweep, Carbon seemed to lose their focus and Delta jumped on them. The Dinos got down early and played catch up the entire game. It was a wake-up call and the team got down to business and put the Rabbits away in game four.
Britni Greenwood had a superb game with 20 kills. Joy Malone had 13 and Karlee Martino smashed six over the net without a hitting error on the night. Julia Potts continues to run to offense with 41 set assists.
"We just kinda took a little vacation in the third game, a little let down," commented Johnson. "It was a bit of a wake up and that is good from time to time for us. But we are right where we want to be at the halfway point. Next week will really put us to the test as we head to Juan Diego on Tuesday and then into play North Sanpete on Thursday."


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Rossini's charming comedy The Barber of Seville is sure to leave you singing "Figaro, Figaro, Figaro!" - just one of this opera's many memorable tunes. A truly Italianate spectacle, performed on the classic stage of the Teatro Regio di Parma in Parma, Italy. Starring Vittorio Prato as the rapscallion barber Figaro and Ketevan Kemoklidze as the clever beauty Rosina.
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Knicks Enjoying a Career Year from Melo
Over at Hoopsworld, Tommy Beer has a nice piece about the improvements in Carmelo Anthony's game this year. The bottom line is that by any metric, the Knicks are getting a career-year out of the perennial scoring machine:
Nearly every metric imaginable supports the suggestion that Anthony is reaching previously unattained heights. He is posting a career-high 26.7 PER; he's never finished a season above 22.3. His true shooting percentage has hovered around 60 percent all year; his previous career best was 56.8 percent. His effective field goal percentage currently sits above 54 percent; his high as a Nugget was 51.1 percent.
Moreover, Carmelo is also taking better care of the ball, averaging a career-low 2.5 turnover per game. Yes, Anthony is currently scoring more than he ever has (29.3 ppg) while also committing fewer turnovers. That's obviously an ideal combination.
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Beer credits a lot of this evolution to the switch to power forward, which has allowed Anthony to take advantage of mismatches and cut down on the need for long-distance jumpers. It's been well documented that Anthony has traded in a lot of his mid-range jumpers for three-pointers, while also shooting a career-high from beyond the arc, which is basically like taking something great and then covering it in awesome sauce, or maybe A-1.
Still, I'd be interested to hear how Anthony himself interprets this. Is it a matter of finding the right circumstance and supporting cast, a natural evolution from a maturing player, or a conscious change of approach? I don't really know.
There's no doubt that both the eyes and the evidence suggest we're seeing the best Carmelo we've ever seen — and we've seen some pretty great Carmelos — but there's also a part of me that still wonders how much of what we're seeing is something new, or rather a great player finding a great situation among a supporting cast that compliments his skills that is allowing all of us to fully appreciate an array of gifts that have pretty much always been on display.
I don't totally have an answer to that, though I suspect there's an element of both, which, yes, is a copout, but still also very likely the truth.


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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Come Wednesday, it will be illegal to text message while driving in Maine. But there are ways to make your phone the solution, rather than the problem.
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Drivers on the road have noticed the dangers of distracted driving.
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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 20 percent of car accidents in 2009 involved distracted driving.
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One-Click Fiber Optic Connector Cleaner
Filed under: Fiber Optics, Tools and Cases
Can someone please explain to me why I always seem to find fiber optic cleaning supplies so fascinating? While I have a very decent understanding of the fiber cleaning and termination processes, they're by no means tasks that I carry out on a daily basis, so why do I tend to stop and say "ooooh!" every time an innovative new fiber cleaner happens to come my way? It's probably a mystery better left unsolved, but it comes in handy nonetheless – if I weren't a big enough cable nerd to find these things cool, I'd never be able to yack on about them to you. So, without any further ado, let's get down to today's latest and greatest.
The AFL Telecommunications One-Click Cleaner captured my fancy just yesterday, mostly because its convenience and portability factors are through the roof - it's basically a pen-shaped cleaning tool for fiber optic connectors and adapters, and to be quite honest, it reminds me of those One-Touch blood glucose meters that one always sees TV commercials for. Now, the One-Click won't do anything to help monitor your blood sugar levels, but it does have a design that's compact, all-inclusive, and intended for multiple uses (500, to be exact!) – just like the portable blood sugar testers. But the nice thing about the One-Click is that it doesn't involve sticking your fingers (phew).
So, as for how it works – it's very easy really. One of the chief charms of the One-Touch connector cleaner is that it has no need at all for things like isopropyl alcohol or cleaning solutions – instead, it relies on a self-forwarding cleaning tape to take care of the so-called dirty work. And you'll really like this – the cleaning and tape-advancing take place all in one step – you just insert the One-Click's tip into a fiber optic connector, and push until you here a click (hence the name). That's it. In the time it takes to hear that sound, the cleaning tool automatically forwards to a fresh section of tape, makes solid contact with the connector's backplane, and rotates to pick up dust, oils, lint, and other debris. You don't even have to bother twisting your wrist.
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I've seen a lot of places that have 1 php page for the entire site and somehow the script inserts the page into the site :S
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One of the largest publishers of weekly and monthly newspapers and magazines in South Africa, Caxton, has started using Microsoft Tags. Caxton self-generated their first Tags for their weekly women's lifestyle magazine, Vrouekeur. Publishing 12 other titles on such topics as family, lifestyle, décor, entertainment, religion and farming, the publishing house has a wide and varied opportunity to place Tags in their magazines.
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