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New privacy laws are here
Important changes to the Privacy Act 1988 commenced on 12 March 2014. The changes include a new set of Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) that will regulate the handling of personal information by Australian Government agencies, businesses with a turnover of more than $3 million or those trading in personal information and all private health service providers. There are also changes to the credit reporting provisions of the Privacy Act and new regulatory powers for the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).
Read the media release
Law reform resources are available on the OAIC's law reform webpage
ACT Information Privacy Bill 2014
The Information Privacy Bill 2014 has been presented to the ACT Legislative Assembly. The ACT Government has advised that the intention of the Bill is to 'establish a clear and consolidated privacy framework for the ACT including introducing the Territory Privacy Principles which are consistent with the newly introduced Australian Privacy Principles, adapted to ACT circumstances'.
The Bill is available on the ACT legislation register
Updated — OAIC privacy policy
The OAIC has published an updated privacy policy. Visitors to the OAIC website can access a privacy policy summary which contains a link through to the main privacy policy and a Human resources privacy policy.
Reminder — Consultations closing soon
The following consultations are closing shortly.
Guide to undertaking privacy impact assessments — closing date: Friday 28 March 2014
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Updated — Privacy Public Interest (Enhancing Privacy Protection) Amendment and Repeal Determination 2014
The Privacy Public Interest (Enhancing Privacy Protection) Amendment and Repeal Determination 2014 makes minor amendments to some existing Public Interest Determinations to reflect the change from the Information Privacy Principles and National Privacy Principles to the Australian Privacy Principles. No substantive changes have been made. Several other determinations are repealed because they are no longer required.
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Minor amendments have been made to the Section 95, 95A and 95AA Guidelines to reflect the change from the Information Privacy Principles and National Privacy Principles to the Australian Privacy Principles.
No substantive changes have been made.
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Dickinson vs. Haverford
April 6, 2013
|Brian Cannon
|(4, 2)
|Will Scott
|(3, 1)
|Chris Menard
|(1, 1)
|Peter Zouck
|(0, 1)
|Brandon Pallidino
|(0, 1)
|Rob Kendall
|(0, 1)
|Tyler White
|(1, 0)
|Greg Hanley
|7 (0.467)
|Current Record
|go to Dickinson page
|Geoff Geppert
|(3, 1)
|Henry Millson
|(2, 1)
|Jack Bodine
|(0, 2)
|Christian Clay
|(2, 0)
|Jake Maldonado
|(1, 0)
|Dan Losardo
|(0, 1)
|Eric Caliendo
|12 (0.571)
|Current Record
|go to Haverford page
|The Game Story:
|(Carlisle, Pa.) – The #2-ranked Dickinson men's lacrosse team improved to 10-0 on the season, dodging Haverford College, 9-8, on Saturday. The Red Devils improve to 3-0 in the Centennial Conference.
Haverford scored on an early extra-man opportunity as Henry Millson scored off an assist from Dan Lo Sardo, just 1:47 into the contest.
The 'Fords kept the Devils off the scoreboard for the better part of the first quarter, before a four-goal run put Dickinson in front, 4-1, in a span of one minute and thirty-nine seconds.
Brian Cannon (Reisterstown, Md./Loyola Blakefield) started things off as senior long pole defender Peter Zouck (Baltimore, Md./Gilman) picked-up a ground ball and went the length of the field before handing out the assist.
Will Scott (Emmaus, Pa./Emmaus) struck twice, scoring off assists from first-year Chris Menard (South Hadley, Mass./South Hadley) and Cannon at the 4:16 and 3:28 marks. Scott returned the favor, feeding Cannon with 3:20 on the clock.
Jack Bodine dished out a pair of assists to cut the deficit to 4-3 at halftime. The 'Fords pulled even on a Henry Millson tally at the 6:38 mark of the third quarter.
Senior long pole midfielder Brandon Palladino (Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge) made a great play to gain possession and fed Cannon at the 3:29 mark for a 5-4 advantage.
Haverford answered as Geoff Geppert scored his second goal of the game, just over a minute later.
The Devils scored the only two goals of the third period, finding the net at both ends of the period. Menard found the net with an assist from Cannon and Tyler White (Philadelphia, Pa./Penn Charter) gave Dickinson a two-goal lead with 19 seconds on the clock.
Geppert fed Christian Clay for an extra-man goal with 13:05 to play and matched goals with Cannon to make the score, 8-7, Dickinson with 7:28 to play in regulation. Rob Kendall (Sewickley, Pa./Sewickley) tallied the assist on Cannon's goal.
Scott broke free and scored unassisted to give the Devils another two goal cushion. Jake Maldonado kept things interesting, scoring off an assist from Millson with 1:31 remaining.
The Devils were able to gain possession and run out the clock, drawing a pair of penalties in the final minute.
Cannon led the attack with four goals and two assists while Scott tallied a hat-trick and an assist. Junior Carter Moore (Virginia Beach, Va./Norfolk Academy) won 14-of-21 face-offs and controlled six ground balls.
Parker Waldron (Kinnelon, N.J./Kinnelon) added four GBs, as did defenders Draper Donley (Lutherville, Md./St. Paul's School) and Zouck, who also combined for five caused turnovers.
Greg Hanley (Laurel Hollow, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor) made seven saves and controlled three GBs.
Geppert led Haverford (4-6, 1-3) with three goals and an assist. John Shipper won seven face-offs and Eric Claiendo made 12 saves in the loss.


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The first trailer for the Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway-starring "Les Miserables" film adaptation is here -- and it looks like it's got Oscar written all over it.
The preview has no talking, just Hathaway's Fantine singing the classic song "I Dreamed a Dream" as clips of the movie play out over the music.
We get glimpses of a grimy Jackman as ex-prisoner Jean Valjean, Russell Crowe, Amanda Seyfried and Helena Bonham Carter ... and while some of them don't look their best, the movie itself looks stunning.
There's also one shot of Hathaway getting her hair cut off. No wigs here -- the actress actually got chopped for the role and has since been sporting a much shorter 'do in real life these days too.
The movie opens December -- will you be seeing it?
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Lost: He's Our You
(S05E10) "A twelve-year-old Ben Linus brought me a chicken salad sandwich. How do you think I'm doing?" - Sayid
Hands down, no doubt about it - best episode of the season. "He's Our You" was much more of a traditional Lost episode, in the sense that we had regular ol' flashbacks. There's been a lot of questions about Sayid (we haven't seen too much of him this season), and this was probably the most sensible way to do it - lay out his current predicament while flashing to all the moments that got him there. Who likes sandwiches?
ABC releases updated Lost cast pic
Am I crazy, or is this the first time they've ever done this for Lost?!? Nine episodes into the show's fifth season and ABC has released an updated cast photo. The only cast member killed off so far this season is Rebecca Mader's Charlotte (she finally succumbed to time-travelitis four episodes back in "This Place is Death") and as such, she's the only one omitted from the new photo while Daniel Dae Kim, who was MIA at the beginning of the season, has been added. I'm as big a Lost fanatic as the next guy and I love new stuff like this to analyze the hell out of, but was this really necessary?
Lost: Namaste
(S05E09) "Dude, your English is awesome." - Hurley
We've had two weeks to stew on the events of "LaFleur" and maybe that's why I went into "Namaste" expecting so much more. That isn't to say that I was disappointed with the Oceanic Six/Left Behinders reunion. The simplest way to put it is that the nature of the narrative on Lost has forced the show to change so that these are the types of stories that are most organic to the plot now.
The flashbacks from the first few seasons are a distant memory at this point, and it's exciting because for a while now, we've been watching stuff that didn't already happen. Well ... technically it did since they're all in 1977 now, but you get what I mean. One thing is for certain - no matter how you slice it, three years is a long time.
Lost: LaFleur
(S05E08) "Yeah, thanks anyway Plato." - Sawyer
I think the best way to describe this episode was safe. Nothing crazy or out of place happened and you knew how it was going to end the second it began. Think of it this way - when we first started watching Lost, it was like dumping a giant puzzle onto the floor. At this point, the entire puzzle is assembled, and for the most part, we can almost see the big picture, save for a bunch of pieces that are still missing. "LaFleur" was one of those pieces.
Lost: The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham
(S05E07) "I remember dying." - Locke
I was really excited for this episode. However, and it wasn't bad, but it turns out that the whole mystery surrounding John's alter ego Jeremy Bentham wasn't much of a mystery after all. The entire hour played out as a laundry list of confirmations - things that we either kind-of-sort-of knew based on past episodes or things that most avid fans of Lost assumed to be true anyway. If anything, it was a nice pat of the back because it's always a good feeling to think every now and then, "Hey, I do get this show!"
Lost: 316
(S05E06) "We're not going to Guam, are we?" - Lapidus
Whether you've been prepared for it or not, Lost is becoming a very different show. I'm not bringing that up as a negative. I'm not bringing it up as a positive either. This is just the natural progression of what has become the most densely written sci-fi drama ever. Eventually, we were going to reach a point that just seemed utterly ridiculous even by Lost's standards.
Let me put it this way - for as far-fetched a show as Lost is (that isn't a bad thing), I've never really felt like I had to suspend my disbelief to buy into it. With this episode, I did.
Lost: This Place is Death
(S05E05) "Um... he's Korean. I'm from Encino." - Miles
The beautiful thing about Lost is that there's never two bad episodes in a row. That's not to say that "The Little Prince" wasn't good, but it certainly wasn't what we've come to expect. It was just too slow. Not the case this week - "This Place is Death" roared back and didn't let up once during its 60 minutes of perfection.
After last week's revelation that Jin was indeed still alive (Was anyone actually surprised by this?), the attention immediately shifted from him to the people who rescued him - Danielle Rousseau's research team. Fans (myself included) were furious when Danielle was killed so nonchalantly last season, mainly because we still had so many questions about her backstory and history on the island. Wish granted.
Lost: The Little Prince
(S05E04) "I have to make them come back... even if it kills me." - Locke
And so begins the quest of Jeremy Bentham. That's been one of the real treats this season - seeing the Oceanic Six in the present while having their plot juxtaposed against the real-time (well... as "real-time" as real-time can get when you're time traveling) plight of those still on the island three years ago. The fact that we only saw Locke lay the foundation for his plan involving the Orchid to get everyone back was still mesmerizing. I love knowing what happens to him but not knowing the circumstances of his "suicide" and how he ended up in that coffin at Hoffs Drawler. Despite the lack of any more development on Locke's plan beyond what we got, this episode was still phenomenal - mainly because two people we've all been missing finally showed up again.
Lost: Jughead
(S05E03) "Because... he's one of my people." - Locke
I really need to get in the habit of taping my mouth shut while watching Lost because my jaw is always on the floor by the end of every episode. Time-traveling has added an entirely new dimension (literally) to the story-telling techniques of this show and the first three hours of this season have been some of Lost's best. The flash-backs always lacked a certain amount of tension because they already happened. On the flip side of the same coin, the same can be said about the flash-forwards because you know they're going to happen. But time-traveling has created this new ripple where nothing has permanence anymore, whether it happened, is happening, or will happen. This is mesmerizing stuff to watch unfold because everything becomes new the second Faraday, Locke, and Co. make a new jump. They may not be altering the ultimate outcome, but they are altering the moment.
Lost: The Lie
(S05E02) "There's no calling my father off." - Penny
Everybody lies. Some people enjoy the thrill of getting away with it ... and then there's Hurley. While this wasn't a traditional flash-back/flash-forward episode with one character as the focus (hard to say if those will ever be feasible again), this was pretty much a Hurley-centric hour anyway.
As the plot progresses this season, it's going to be interesting to see who becomes important (and who becomes irrelevant) to the ultimate endgame. That being said, we learned one pretty important fact in this episode:
Without Hugo in the mix, "then God help us all."
Lost: Because You Left (season premiere)
(S05E01) "You're gonna have to die, John." - Richard Alpert
Time travel! The future is
now! later! here! gone! beginning! ending! OK, I give up. Lost is back and the future is... well, we don't know what the future is. Or the past. Or the present. All we know is what they were, because now they're just one big time travelin' mess.
As with seasons past of Lost, the fifth chapter of TV's favorite mindf*ck opens by presenting an entirely new storytelling technique - one that demands equal parts patience, attention, and imagination. More than anything, it's a test for true fans because the casual Lost viewer (do they exist?) probably had a hard time moving from A to Z (worst metaphor ever - I know) in tonight's season premiere. That being said, this whole hour gave me my own bloody nose.
Lost season five - An early look
As amazing as Lost is, I still hate it for one tiny reason - every time a new season begins, I get terrified that I won't "get it." If that happened, it would completely deflate my enjoyment of the show. While Lost has had its fair share of WTF episodes, most of them are decipherable after repeat viewings; season five's first two installments definitely fall into that category. It's like playing the sequel of your favorite video game - for the most part, the controls and game-play are the same, but there are enough changes that it still takes you a few hours to get a handle on it.
Lost: The Complete Fourth Season -- DVD review - VIDEO
And Season Four gave us such pivotal moments. The introduction of the freighties, including some really good and interesting characters. The return of Michael. The identities of the Oceanic Six. An in-depth examination of what happened to them after the island in more flash forwards. The man in the cabin. Ben moves the island. And the identity of the man in the casket. So much happened in fourteen short episodes, but still that's not enough. To fill out the set, we've got two full discs of extras.
No, actually, I don't want to see a Lost movie - VIDEO
You know what that would mean? It would mean that the ending we've been promised - after the sixth season - really won't be the complete ending. We'll get a lot of answers but not all of them. They'll save that for the movie that we'll have to pay $10 to see. At least the X-Files movie came in the middle of the series run, and the sequel was a stand-alone story, so you didn't feel you were getting ripped off or teased. A stand-alone Lost movie wouldn't make much sense.
Sarah Silverman: best comedy actress?
As the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences tries to whittle the submissions down to actual nominees, it's interesting to take a look at who has made it to the semifinals. It's not a nomination, but it's one step away. Today comes word of the finalists for best comedy actress and best supporting drama actor. There are some surprises.
Chief among those for me is Sarah Silverman. I honestly hadn't even considered her in the running. I'm not much of a fan, but I do like that she is being considered for the simple fact that the base the nominees are drawn from can always use some expansion. And if she is the most surprising inclusion, the most surprising snub just might be Teri Hatcher. Eva Longoria, Marcia Cross, and Felicity Huffman all made the cut, but not Hatcher. Ouch. The rest of the finalists, and the supporting actors from a drama, after the jump.
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American Icons: The Wizard of Oz
Friday, November 29, 2013
It's been over seventy years since movie audiences first watched The Wizard of Oz. Meet the original man behind the curtain, L. Frank Baum, who had all the vision of Walt Disney, but none of the business sense. Discover how Oz captivated the imaginations of Russians living under Soviet rule ...
Marriage and the Movies
Monday, June 03, 2013
Film historian Jeanine Basinger discusses the history of marriages in movies and what they tell us about ourselves. In I Do and I Don't she examines the many ways Hollywood has approached the subject, from Blondie and Dagwood to the couple in the Iranian film "A Separation," and from Tracy and Hepburn to Coach and Tami Taylor in Friday Night Lights.
Marriage in the Movies
Friday, March 22, 2013
Love in the movies is about the flirtation, the exciting courtship, the comic mismatch, the embarrassing one-night stand — not waking up next to someone every day for the rest of your life. Jeanine Basinger, the author of the new book I Do and I Don't: A History of Marriage in the Movies ...
From Nick and Norah to Coach and Tami: A History of Marriage Onscreen
Friday, February 01, 2013
When author and Wesleyan University professor of film studies Jeanine Basinger decided to write a history of marriage at the movies, she remembered that her friends had been so skeptical of her own, back in 1967.
Preview: The Film Professor Who Taught the Creators of 'Beasts of the Southern Wild'
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Jeanine Basinger is a legend at Wesleyan University, where she's a professor of film. She taught Joss Whedon, creator of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," and Benh Zeitlin, who directed the Oscar-nominated film "Beasts of the Southern Wild."
The Legacy and Lasting Influence of 'Casablanca,' 70 Years Later
Monday, November 26, 2012
On November 26, 1942, in the midst of World War II, a film called "Casablanca" premiered at the Hollywood Theater in New York City. The movie became an American icon, launching Ingmar Bergman's career and establishing Humphrey Bogart as a romantic lead. Jeanine Basinger, professor of film studies at Wesleyan University, says that the 'Casablanca' team had no idea their film would become such a major part of American film history.
American Icons: The Wizard of Oz
Friday, October 19, 2012
Kurt Andersen follows the yellow brick road through America's favorite story and discovers places in the Land of Oz more wonderful, and weirder, than you ever imagined.
End of War: War Culture
Monday, May 28, 2012
What can representations of war on stage, in film and in popular culture tell us about combat? Denis O'Hare, actor and co-writer of An Iliad, Jeanine Basinger, chair of the film studies department at Wesleyan University, and Clive Thompson, contributor to The New York Times Magazine and columnist for Wired discuss whether these representations can change the culture's view of war.


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The cheapest 2012 Xperia smartphone powered by Android platform has just arrived in Australia. The smartphone was officially announced back in August and hit shelves in October.
Two months after the smartphone landed in the UK, Sony Xperia J gets released in Australia via AllPhones retailer, AusDroid reports.
The smartphone is now available for purchase for only $260 / €205 outright, though Xperia J is priced at Sony's online store at $300 / €240 off contract. Check it out here.
Sony Xperia J ships with Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system out of the box, but the Japanese company has already confirmed that it will offer a Jelly Bean upgrade at some point next year.
The budget-friendly smartphone is equipped with a standard 1 GHz single-core Qualcomm MSM7227A Snapdragon processor, which is complemented by an Adreno 200 graphics processing unit and 512MB of RAM.
Unfortunately, the Xperia J embeds only 4GB of storage and only 2GB are available for users. Luckily, those who purchase the smartphone will be able to further expand storage up to 32GB via microSD memory card.
The phone's 4.0-inch capacitive touchscreen BRAVIA Engine display supports 480 x 854 pixels resolution, and features Corning Gorilla Glass coating.
On the back, the smartphone packs a 5-megapixel photo snapper that features LED flash, autofocus and video recording, while on the front there's a secondary VGA camera for video calls.
Sony Xperia J is powered by a pretty decent 1750 mAh Li-Ion battery, which is rated by the manufacturer for up to 600 hours (620 hours in 3G mode) of standby time or up to 5.5 hours (7 hours in 3G mode) of talk time.
The handset also offers users a wide range of connectivity options, including HSDPA (7.2Mbps) and HSUPA (5.76Mbps), along with Bluetooth 2.1, microUSB, Wi-Fi and GPS with A-GPS support.


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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites San Pablo - Richmond Area
- Free breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 85 guestrooms
- Fitness center
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Air conditioning
- Front desk safe
- Meeting room
What's around
- Hilltop Mall (2.7 mi / 4.3 km)
- Richmond Country Club (2.8 mi / 4.6 km)
- Nevin Community Center (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Richmond Museum of History (3 mi / 4.8 km)
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- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking
- Accessible parking
- Free RV/bus/truck parking
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- Free breakfast
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Sauna
- Golfing nearby
- Business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 900
- Conference space size (meters) - 81
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2002
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- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
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- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
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- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
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- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Reservations are required for massage services and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Cribs/Infant beds are available for USD 10 per night
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MONDAY, April 30 (HealthDay News) -- Besides being easier on the patient, minimally invasive surgery to remove the esophagus of patients with esophageal cancer can also greatly reduce the risk of lung infection compared to traditional open surgery, a new study finds.
Dutch researchers also found that patients who undergo this less-invasive procedure have much shorter hospital stays and a better short-term quality of life than those who have open surgery, which requires cutting through a patient's chest.
One U.S. expert was impressed with the findings. The study "goes a long way to encouraging esophageal surgeons to seriously consider minimally invasive surgery for their patients with surgically resectable [removable] esophageal cancers," said Dr. Jonathan Aviv, clinical director of the Voice and Swallowing Center at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City.
Removal of part of or the entire esophagus (a procedure called esophagectomy) is the mainstay of esophageal cancer treatment. This study compared open esophagectomy and minimally invasive esophagectomy.
The minimally invasive procedure was first used two decades ago but this is the first study to compare minimally invasive and open esophagectomy, according to Miguel Cuesta, of the VU University Medical Centre in Amsterdam, and colleagues.
The researchers looked at the outcomes of 56 patients who had open surgery and 59 patients who had the minimally invasive procedure. In the two weeks after surgery, lung (or pulmonary) infections occurred in 29 percent of those who had open surgery but only 9 percent of those who had minimally invasive surgery.
Overall, 34 percent of the patients who had open surgery developed a lung infection, compared with 12 percent of those who underwent minimally invasive surgery, the study found.
The researchers also noted that patients who had minimally invasive surgery had less blood loss, far shorter hospital st
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Tampa, Florida -- As the time to buy that perfect gift ended for shoppers on Friday, the chance to spend some of Santa's favorites, gift cards and Christmas cash is only just beginning.
"It's so hard to know what everybody wants so you get them a gift card and they can get the sale after Christmas themselves," explained shopper Deb Mittleman.
Starting Sunday, stores will offer savings, knowing shoppers are ready to spend.
Best Buy will offer deals on a Toshiba 900 Processor laptop, an HP laptop will go for $399 and 37-inch TVs will also be marked down.
"You'll see anywhere from $5, $10, 5 percent, 10 percent off to hundreds of dollars off a product," said Dave Dickerson from Best Buy.
Wal-Mart will have an Acer laptop for under $200.
Target plans 50 percent off on more than 100 DVD and Blu-ray movies.
The store will also offer deals on Vizio 32 inch LED HDTV's and digital cameras.
Retailers say the best advice is to get there early, with stores like Best Buy, Target and Sears opening at 7 a.m.
"Items and quantities can be limited, so you just want to make sure, if it's something you really want, get here as quickly as possible," Dickerson explained.
Some experts caution, though, better deals on electronics can be found in January, or before the Super Bowl if you are in the market for a TV.
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Body Lift Glendora & Los Angeles
You probably know that in order to achieve a well-toned, athletic body we need to commit ourselves to regular exercise and a healthy diet. While this guideline holds true in general, many individuals struggle to meet the expectations for what a healthy body should look like even if they exercise and watch their diets diligently. For these individuals, aging, sun damage, pregnancy, genetics, and fluctuations in body weight have contributed to poor tissue elasticity, and the subsequent sagging of the abdomen, buttocks, thighs, and upper arms.
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Candidates for body lift surgery display an excess amount of skin and fat at the abdomen, hips, inner or outer thighs, or buttocks. Some individuals struggle with hygiene issues connected to skin folds. As with all cosmetic procedures, it is essential that the individual have realistic expectations for surgery. Body weight should be stable, and any significant weight loss goals should be met prior to surgery.
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Depending on the extensiveness of the procedure to be conducted, your body lift Glendora may be performed in your plastic surgeon's facility, or in a hospital as an inpatient or outpatient. Most body lifts are performed under general anesthesia, although local anesthesia with sedation may be used.
Belt lipectomy removes the "belt" of excess skin from the midsection
Regardless of the part of the body being worked on, body lift surgery tends to follow a basic routine. First the incision areas are marked, and the anesthesia administered. Your surgeon places incisions along the natural folds of your skin where they can remain hidden if possible. The loose skin around the incision is lifted and removed, and liposuction is conducted for contouring as needed. The incisions are then closed with staples or sutures. Treatment may be performed in stages depending on the complexity of your surgical goals.
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The giant beasts were plentiful in the Upper Ark Valley
From a giant vertebra to recent dinosaur discoveries in Utah, prehistoric behemoths are finding ways to capture people's imaginations in the Upper Arkansas River Valley.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management Royal Gorge field office, 3028 E. Main St., Canon City, recently became home to a 9-foot tall dinosaur vertebra. The immense backbone is displayed in the lobby, where it is pushing up a ceiling tile.
The bone is a replica of one found in 1877 in nearby Garden Park just north of Canon City. It belonged to what was believed to be the largest animal to walk the face of the Earth at 135 tons, 190-feet long and 30-feet high at its back.
Ormel Lucas excavated the Amphicoelias fragillimus bone in the Edward Cope quarry during the infamous "Bone Wars" that had fame-seeking scientists racing to discover and name new dinosaur species in Garden Park. The fossil area has been home to many other paleontological digs that have produced some of the finest specimens of Jurassic-aged dinosaurs.


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Power utility targets restoration of electricity by March 31-A A +A
Saturday, March 15, 2014
ORMOC CITY -- The Leyte V Electric Cooperative (Leyeco) based here is optimistic to fully restore electricity in the third and fourth districts of Leyte covering 11 municipalities and one city on March 31 with the help of several electric coops from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
Leyeco V's Institutional Services Division Manager Max Torcende revealed that as of Wednesday, the coop has re-established electricity around 64.35 percent within its franchise area and 43.17 percent in Ormoc city.
The electric coops that came to assist Leyeco V were from South Cotabato, Bohol, Leyeco 4, Biliran, Maguindanao, Visayan Electric Coop (Veco), Rama Construction, Benguet, Agusan del Norte and Cebu Electric Coop (Cebeco) 1, 2 and 3 that also helped Ormoc after the 1991 flash flood.
Cebeco alone brought in 570 personnel who were deployed within Leyeco V's jurisdiction together with the workers from other electric coops to accomplish works based on its target date.
Torcende said the coop discouraged consumers of giving any amount in exchange of services rendered by the linemen.
It was learned, that Leyeco V received P100-million financial assistance from National Electrification Administration. (PNA)
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Hedge fund founder Rocker is stepping down as Overstock lawsuit proceeds against his firm
David Rocker, whose hedge fund is alleged to have engaged in a short-selling conspiracy to drive down prices of shares in Utah's Overstock.com, stepped down Thursday.
The 63-year-old founder of the Milburn, N.J. -based Rocker Partners said he will surrender all portfolio management responsibilities effective Jan. 7. His partners, David and Marc Cohodes, will split his duties as managing general partner.
Rocker denied Thursday that growing pressure from the Overstock case - including unfavorable recent court rulings and news that the Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating associates at co-defendant Gradient Analytics - had played a role in his retirement.
"There are people out there who are trying to construe this as something connected to Overstock, and it's not," he insisted.
Rather, he said that with his retirement announcement, "I will be free [to pursue] philanthropic and civic [interests], including the rising threat to free expression, and I'm very serious about that."
In a brief statement, Rocker Partners said it does not plan on changing its approach to investment, but otherwise added little.
Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne weighed in Thursday by referring to a Marin County, Calif., judge's refusal last month to dismiss Overstock.com's libel and unfair business practices lawsuit against the Gradient market research firm.
"Oddly Mr. Rocker's retirement announcement comes just two weeks before the Marin County Court is scheduled to rule on whether we can proceed with our [evidence] discovery requests," Byrne said. "I suspect the only civic duties he will have time for are responding to court-ordered discovery."
Founded in 1985, Rocker Partners today is one of a relative handful of hedge funds that specialize in short selling - a practice where investors borrow and sell stock, betting they can buy it back and bank the difference when share prices fall.
Overstock contends that in timing with numerous critical reports issued by Gradient, short-sellers such as Rocker had triggered a share price slide from a high of $77.18 in January 2005; on Thursday, Overstock's shares closed at $27.38, up 51 cents, or 2 percent.
Gradient has said it will appeal the Marin County ruling that said the trial can proceed on Overstock's allegations.
Among other things, Gradient had argued that California's SLAPP, or the Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation law, applied because the intent of the lawsuit was to staunch criticism of the Salt Lake City-based online closeout retailer.
Marin County (Calif.) Superior Court Judge Vernon Smith rejected that argument. He also refused to dismiss affidavits from three former Gradient employees supporting Overstock's claims. Gradient had questioned the trio's veracity, arguing they had been fired for cause.
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Young Lukas Bienmann (Zachary Bennett) journeys from Prussia to Canada in this family adventure tale set in the late 1800s. After his home life is shattered, Lukas embarks on an epic odyssey to reunite with his father in the Americas. Along the way, the lad is chased by a killer, befriends a baron's daughter (Gema Zamprogna) and lives among North American Indians in the wild Canadian frontier.


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Release Notes: August 2006
This release of the IDB contains revised estimates and projections for 31 countries. For general information about how these estimates and projections are made, see Appendix B of the report Global Population Profile: 2002.
1. Expansion of the estimates and projections to age 100+ for all newly updated countries:
In order to better project countries with increasing numbers of people in the oldest ages, we are in the process of converting our projections to be done by single years of age up to 100 years and over. This change as well as the inclusion of new data was done for the following 14 countries:
- Azerbaijan
- Belarus
- Guatemala
- India
- Indonesia
- Iran
- Madagascar
- Moldova
- Montenegro
- Serbia
- Sri Lanka
- Suriname
- Tajikistan
- Western Sahara
2. Revised projections for 16 countries with HIV/AIDS using new methodology and procedures:
In addition to expanding age distributions to age 100+, and incorporating new data on the standard components of demographic change (mortality, fertility, migration), these 16 countries have undergone additional analyses to update the estimated effects of HIV/AIDS. The U.S. Census Bureau compiles HIV prevalence information for developing countries in its HIV/AIDS Surveillance Data Base. This database contains over 93,000 records from various publications and surveillance reports. HIV prevalence points taken from this database are the basis for projecting HIV prevalence, estimating AIDS mortality, and estimating and projecting the impact of AIDS on the number of orphaned children.
To obtain estimates of AIDS-related mortality, a new application developed at the Census Bureau incorporates estimates of HIV prevalence from the Estimation and Projection Package (EPP) - an epidemiologically realistic model developed and used by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). EPP produces a national "best fit" curve of adult HIV prevalence using sentinel surveillance data pertaining to pregnant women. We use country-specific adult HIV prevalence estimates from EPP for years from the beginning of the epidemic to 2010.
The Census Bureau application applies assumptions from the WHO/UNAIDS Epidemiological Reference Group about the age/sex distribution of HIV incidence, sex ratio of new infections, mother-to-child transmission rate, and disease progression. The model allows for competing risk of death and projects HIV incidence implied by the EPP estimates of HIV prevalence through 2010, assuming a decline in HIV incidence of 50 percent by 2050. The model now includes the impact of antiretroviral therapy on survival of AIDS patients.
This methodology works in conjunction with the Census Bureau's cohort component Rural-Urban Projection program (RUP), which is used to prepare population estimates and projections. RUP is used to produce "With AIDS" and "Without AIDS" scenarios.
The first series, "With AIDS," shows what has happened in each country because of AIDS mortality and its demographic consequences. Second, a hypothetical "Without AIDS" series shows what the Census Bureau's modeling work indicates would have happened if a country had not been affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic. This modeling takes into account not only lower death rates but also associated changes to a country's age-sex structure and, indirectly, the combined effects of lower mortality and changing population composition on demographic indicators. The "Without AIDS" series currently assumes the same fertility rates (based on observed data) as the "With AIDS" series, and thus underestimates what fertility might have been in the absence of AIDS. In the "With AIDS" series the number of births decrease as a result of mortality-induced reductions in the numbers of women of reproductive age.
Currently, only the "With AIDS" series is shown in the IDB.
The 16 countries are:
- Angola
- Burma
- Cameroon
- Dominican Republic
- Ghana
- Haiti
- Kenya
- Malawi
- Mali
- Mozambique
- Russia
- Rwanda
- Senegal
- Uganda
- Ukraine
- Zambia
3. The following area was updated to include new data and/or analysis, but the age distribution was not expanded to 100+:
- Puerto Rico


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Seeing Double, Feeling Twingle
Don't miss out on the chance to get a deal on this 1960 Sears Allstate at this weekend's Steve McQueen auction at the Peterson in Los Angeles
Check out this item up for auction at the Bonham's "Steve McQueen" auction
being held this Saturday, November 11 at the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles,
California. (We put the name of the actor in quotes, because the bulk of the
lots up for auction had no connection with the guy whatsoever, so there are
plenty of items up for bid that folks like you and me can afford.) It's a
1960 Sears Allstate, in nice original condition.
In the 1950s and 1960s, department stores like Sears and Montgomery Ward
sold European and Japanese bikes under their own private lable. Cushman,
Vespa, Lambretta and even Mitsubishi sold bikes and scooters under the
Allstate (Sears) and Riverside (Monkey Ward) banners. The Allstate
motorcycle was actually a Puch, the motorcycle arm of the Austrian
Steyr-Daimler-Puch conglomerate. Allstate motorcycles were innovative little
bikes, powered by "split-single" or "twingle" engines, that used a single
connecting rod to drive two separate pistons. The bikes were also held
together by a unitized, pressed-steel chassis, Ã la the 1960 Triumph
Bikes like this change hands for under $500 all day long. The auction estimate on this lot is $500 to $1,000. If you're in the L.A. area, be sure to stop by with cash in pocket.
(This post originally appeared in the November 9, 2006, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
Winners at the Fifth Annual AMA's Concours d'Elegance announced
You've probably never traded a collectible bike for a bunch of helmets but, if you're ever tempted, let this be a lesson to you
I bet you've never traded some helmets for a show winner. Bobby Sullivan owns a company that distributes motorcycle accessories to dealerships and, eight years ago, traded a dealer 50 helmets for a 1966 Triumph Thunderbird.
Last year, Gary Chitwood of Bessemer, Alabama, restored the bike, and stood by proudly as the motorcycle took Best of Show in the fifth annual AMA Hall of Fame Concours d'Elegance at the AMA's home in Pickerington, Ohio.
Sullivan's other bike, a 1965 Triumph T120C, took second place honors in the
British 1965 to 1975 class.
(This post originally appeared in the October 26, 2006, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)


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- 1/4 cup sugar
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- 1 bottle dry red wine
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In a saucepan, combine the sugar, the juice, and 1/2 cup water, and simmer the mixture, stirring for 5 minutes. Stir in the wine, the liqueur, the lemon slices, and the orange slices and heat the mixture over moderate heat, stirring until it is hot. Discard the lemon and orange slices and divide the mixture among 4 heated mugs.
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IAB Increases Transparency in the Use of Data in the Interactive Advertising Industry; Releases "Data Usage & Control Primer: Best Practices & Definitions"
NEW YORK, NY (May 3, 2010) –-The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) today announced the release of "Data Usage & Control Primer: Best Practices & Definitions," a guide that explains in plain terms what data can be collected online and how that data should be collected, as well as providing a lexicon of commonly used terms and recommending a set of business-to-business best practices to foster transparency and cohesion throughout the interactive advertising industry.
Developed in conjunction with leaders from branded publisher sites, ad networks and data companies, the Primer:
- Outlines the mechanics of online behavioral advertising and data collection and identifies the parties currently participating in the industry
- Sets out a point of view of the advertising-selling community regarding the use, control and valuation of data
- Proposes business-to-business (B2B) best practices for data usage and control
- Assembles a comprehensive lexicon of interactive advertising data definitions
"This document is an invaluable resource for all areas of the ecosystem and it's the first time any organization has tackled the task of defining the data landscape," said Randall Rothenberg, President and CEO of the IAB. "Data is what makes interactive advertising work for everyone—marketers, agencies, publishers and most importantly, consumers."
"'The Data Usage & Control Primer' is a collective effort to answer a need in our industry," said Patrick Dolan, EVP, CAO, and IAB leader on the IAB Data Usage & Control Task Force. "It addresses and helps resolve the contractual and competitive challenges that surround data usage and collection within the interactive advertising industry."
The Primer is the latest addition to the IAB's efforts to increase transparency, improve data security and ensure that interactive channels remain open and viable places to do business for the myriad of parties involved in interactive advertising. In July 2009 the IAB joined the nation's largest media and marketing trade associations in the release of "Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising" the industry's most comprehensive self-regulatory guidelines on privacy in regards to the collection and use of consumer data. While the Privacy Principles address consumer privacy, the Primer was created with a specific focus on the B2B aspects of the use of data in digital advertising and marketing.
"Data Usage & Control Primer: Principles & Definitions" can be found on the IAB website at: http://www.iab.net/data_primer
About the IAB's Data Usage and Control Taskforce:
The Data Taskforce was created to define the data landscape as it exists today and to suggest a set of recommended B2B best practices to guide the collection and use of data by all parties in the marketplace, consistent with the laws and regulations and the self-regulatory standards that apply.
About the IAB:
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) is comprised of more than 460 leading media and technology companies who are responsible for selling 86% of online advertising in the United States. On behalf of its members, the IAB is dedicated to the growth of the interactive advertising marketplace, of interactive's share of total marketing spend, and of its members' share of total marketing spend. The IAB educates marketers, agencies, media companies and the wider business community about the value of interactive advertising. Working with its member companies, the IAB evaluates and recommends standards and practices and fields critical research on interactive advertising. Founded in 1996, the IAB is headquartered in New York City with a Public Policy office in Washington, D.C. For more information, please visit www.iab.net.
IAB Media Contact:
Marla Aaron
Director, Marketing Communications
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This article describes how to read the product GUID in the Microsoft Windows registry to determine information about the 2007 Microsoft Office suite, programs, or utilities that you are using. Information about the release type, the release version, and the language of a 2007 Office suite or program is contained in the GUID.
This article describes the numbering scheme for product code GUIDs in 2007 Microsoft Office suites, programs, and utilities.
When you install a 2007 Office suite or one of the stand-alone 2007 Office programs, one or more product codes, or GUIDs, are created in the following registry subkey:
Note If you are using a 64-bit version of Windows, please check the following registry subkey instead:
Each GUID uses the following format:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Uninstall
{BRMMmmmm-PPPP-LLLL-p000-D000000FF1CE}The following table describes the characters of the GUID.
If you are running a 64-bit Operating System the GUIDs are located here:
To view the GUIDs for the 2007 Office suites and programs that are installed on the computer, follow these steps:
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Release versionThe release version values specify the level of the release, such as a beta version or a release to manufacturing (RTM) version. See the following table for more information.
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Release typeThe release type specifies the audience for the 2007 Office suite, such as Enterprise or Retail. See the following table for more information.
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Product IDThe product ID is the version of the 2007 Office suite or program, such as Microsoft Office Professional 2007 or Microsoft Office Standard 2007. See the following table for more information.
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Language identifierThe language identifier, or LCID, varies from language to language. Because the LCID is stored in the GUID in hexadecimal format, you may have to convert the LCID value to a decimal value to determine the language of the GUID. For example, a hexadecimal value of 0409 converts to a decimal value of 1033. This value represents English.
For more information about language identifiers in 2007 Office suites and programs, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
Sample GUIDThe first 16 digits of a GUID are 91120000-0014-0407. This GUID was created by the initial release version (9) of a Retail or OEM edition (1), version 12.0000, of Microsoft Office Professional 2007 (0014). The language of the product is German. In this case, the hexadecimal value 0407 converts to the decimal value 1031. This value represents German.
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Mayo vice-captain reflects on eventful end to summer
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"I'M gutted, to be honest with you," said Mayo vice-captain Andy Moran after last Sunday's All-Ireland SFC semi-final defeat to Kerry. "I thought we were going to win the All-Ireland final. That's my aim, and it just didn't happen."
Speaking to The Mayo News, Moran said it was "hard to take positives" when defeat is your lot, but added that Mayo "played well for patches" and "showed that we have talent" in the county. "Successful year? Yeah, our aim was to win the Connacht title, be competitive in August and September, and stay up in Division 1. We did that, but tonight is a lonely place really."
Noting that Kerry were "more clinical" than Mayo, he said ruefully: "You can't give them opportunities to 'Gooch' … We made a few more mistakes than them at vital times, and that cost us. I had a few goal chances. I suppose we got a rebound off one, but the other two – that's six points.
"Donie [Vaughan] probably had a goal chance; that's nine points. So the chances were there to win. It just shows how far we've come. But we're very disappointed tonight ... We thought we had the ammo to beat Kerry, and it ended up that they were probably just that bit better than us, and they deserved it."
Moran felt Mayo "should have went in ahead at half time" notwithstanding Darran O'Sullivan's two goal chances, and they were "very confident" coming out after the break. "But unfortunately, it turned out that they pulled away instead of us.
"People love to tell you there's no footballers in Mayo, but I've always told you there's footballers there," he added. "We just need to get them playing right, and I think we're probably 70 per cent of the way there. Unfortunately Kerry are probably 99 to 100 per cent there. That's the difference."
Most of the Mayo squad will be back in action with their clubs next weekend as the county championships swing back into action.
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Army Spec 4 Michael S. Osteen of Gulf Hammock went to Vietnam on Aug. 23, 1967. On May 5, 1968, at the age of 22 he was killed by hostile artillery fire in Pleiku Province in South Vietnam. He was one of eight — and some accounts say as many as 19 — U.S. soldiers who died that day when they were ambushed on Highway 14 about 8 miles from Kontum City while escorting a convoy. He was a member of the 4th Military Police Company, 4th Infantry Division.
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After a year of being shot at and interrogating enemy combatants in Afghanistan, the 22-year-old Army specialist admits being back in the relatively slow pace of Chiefland is a little strange. But life in the states is something he looks forward to getting used to again.
"I wanna' do a lot of the things I missed out on," Chancey said Friday from the home of his grandparents Janice and Buster.
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In April, Social Security announced 52 new Compassionate Allowances conditions to the growing list of severe medical conditions that qualify for expedited medical decisions. The new conditions include many neurological disorders, cancers, and rare diseases.
William Ferguson Caldwell died 19 years ago. He was a U.S. Army WWII veteran who fought at Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge. He was a father, and the husband of Dorothy Caldwell.
More than a decade before his death, according to his wife, he did a stint at Malcolm Randall VA Medical Center, in Gainesville.
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Karina Lowyns, center, a fourth grade student at Chiefland Elementary School, is congratulated by CES Principal Patrice McCully, left and Judy Allen of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5625 Ladies Auxiliary, for winning first place at the state level in the organization's Patriotic Coloring Contest. She took home a check for $100 and a certificate. Her entry now moves on to the national VFW Auxiliary competition.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Benjamin R. Nutt graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
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In response to a surprise proposal from the chairman and ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee to revamp DOD's plan to relocate 8,600 Marines from Okinawa to Guam, the department reaffirmed its commitment to carrying out its "longstanding agreements" with Japan.
"These agreements are good for the people of Okinawa, Japan as a whole, and the U.S.-Japan alliance," a Pentagon spokeswoman said Thursday.
"After the relocation is completed, the average citizen of Okinawa will see and hear far fewer U.S. troops and aircraft than they do today," she added.
On Wednesday, Sens. Carl Levin (D-Mich.), John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Jim Webb (D-Va.) called for the military to relocate a smaller number of Marines to Guam. DOD would create a headquarters on the island and rotate combat units from other locations. Their proposal also relieves the Japanese government of the need to build an expensive, and highly controversial, replacement facility for Marine Corps Air Station Futenma at another site in Okinawa, Camp Schwab. Instead, the lawmakers suggest moving Marine Corps assets at Futenma to Kadena Air Base, also in Okinawa, and shifting some Air Force assets at Kadena to Andersen Air Base in Guam.
The existing realignment plans are "unrealistic, unworkable and unaffordable," the senators said.
Levin's staff said the Armed Services chairman is considering adding language to the fiscal 2012 defense authorization bill later this year to carry out the lawmakers' proposal, reported Stars and Stripes.
On Thursday, Webb, a member of the Armed Services committee, said: "I would like to emphasize that the recommendations we moved forward yesterday are workable, cost-effective, [and] capable of being implemented in a timely manner, will reduce the burden on the Okinawan people, and will strengthen the American contribution to the security of East Asia."


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