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Real-World Emission Reductions from Passenger Vehicles Over the Past 30 Years (1997)
In 1996, auto and oil industry groups claimed that modern cars emit 96 percent less pollution than 1960s-era cars built before emissions were regulated. These claims were misleading. In fact, 30 years of motor-vehicle pollution control regulations have reduced pollution from the entire US passenger vehicle fleet far less than one would expect. Here's why:
- A significant gap exists between emission standards and what cars emit in the real world. The primary sources of these excess real-world emissions are malfunctioning emission control equipment, aggressive driving behavior, and air conditioning operation. None of these "off-cycle" emissions are captured in the regulatory test cycle.
- Total miles driven by all passenger vehicles in the US (cars and light trucks) increased 2.7 times between 1965 and 1995, offsetting substantial amounts of the pollution reductions achieved on a per vehicle basis.
- The market share of light trucks (pickups, minivans, and SUVs) increased from 15% to 40% between 1970 and 1995. These light trucks have less stringent emission standards than passenger cars, especially for nitrogen oxides. In addition, the number of miles light trucks drive has increased at a much faster rate than the number of miles cars drive: 5.9 times for light trucks versus 2.2 times for cars.
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- The claim that an individual modern car is 96% cleaner for carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons and 90% cleaner for nitrogen oxides than its precontrol-era (1960s) counterpart is overstated. Over its lifetime, the average emission rate for a car is much higher than its emission standard. A modern car will likely emit 4 times more carbon monoxide, 2 times more hydrocarbons, and 3 times more nitrogen oxides (Figure 1).
- For the entire US passenger vehicle fleet, emissions reductions have been considerably more modest or nonexistent. While emissions of hydrocarbons have been reduced by about two-thirds, emissions of carbon monoxide have dropped only a third, and nitrogen oxide emissions have actually increased more than a fifth over the past 30 years (Figure 2).
- The light truck fleet's share of US passenger vehicle emissions has increased by 1.7 times for carbon monoxide, 2.3 times for hydrocarbons, and 1.3 times for nitrogen oxides over the past 30 years. For the combined inventory of smog-forming pollutants (hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides), the share contributed by the light truck fleet has doubled.
- The passenger vehicle fleet is still the largest single source of carbon monoxide and smog-forming pollutants nationwide. For hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides separately, it is the second largest source, and its shares of these inventories have not changed appreciably since 1970.
With half of all Americans living in areas that violate national clean air standards, clearly emissions from the passenger vehicle fleet must be reduced. The main strategies that state and federal governments must adopt to reduce pollution from cars and trucks are
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- implement well-run inspection and maintenance programs
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Southern Cross University (SCU) is a university based on the Mid North and North Coast of New South Wales, Australia. It is a regional University with more than 14,000 students. The University's primary campus is in Lismore, with other campuses located at Coffs Harbour and Tweed Heads.
The University is Australia's seventh-largest provider of distance education. It also has international students from about 50 countries. More than 700 students are enrolled on-campus and with partners in Australia, with a further 1300 enrolled in overseas programs.
Southern Cross University was established on 1 January 1994, following the decentralisation of the network of the University of New England, Australia as a university with several campuses, which had been established in 1989. The University of New England, continues to exist as a single campus in Armidale, New South Wales, as it had been established in 1954.
The old college in Lismore, New South Wales, was the Lismore Teachers College, founded in 1971. This institution was expanded and renamed the Northern Rivers College of Advanced Education in 1973. Following the publication of the Australian Government's White Paper on Higher Education in 1988, with its emphasis on the development of larger institutions, the Northern Rivers College of Advanced Education was sent into an association with the old University of New England, Armidale, New South Wales, and it formally became a network member of the newly constituted University of New England, under legislation that was enacted in 1989.
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Do you have an old corner china cabinet that has seen better days, or that you are no longer using in your dining room to display your fine china? If so, then repurpose the china cabinet and use it as an added feature in almost any room in your home! If you don't have one, you may want to consider buying a used china cabinet and refinishing it, after reading about all of the uses you can find for this versatile piece of furniture.
China cabinets made to fit into corners have one big advantage over the large china cabinet furniture typically seen in a formal dining room. They are small and tuck neatly and obscurely into a corner to provide a bit of extra storage space. And since the cabinets are not very large, they can serve a function almost anywhere that there is a bit of corner space to spare.
In order to make your corner china cabinet fit into the décor of another room in your home, you may first need to update the china cabinet a bit. If it's in need of a new finish, you can sand it and then either stain or paint it to match the intended room's décor, and you can add new cabinet hardware as well. You can remove the glass doors or bottom storage doors, or add an interesting background to the back of the shelves. By making a few aesthetic changes, for example, you can take a rather traditional looking oak china cabinet, that might be more comfortable in your grandma's dining room, and transform it into a sleek and contemporary black china cabinet, complete with brushed nickel hardware, that will work perfectly in your new home office.
If you have a small china cabinet sitting around your house with nowhere to go, consider some of these options to repurpose this versatile piece of furniture:
In the kitchen:
A corner china cabinet hutch can be the perfect accessory to use in the corner of a kitchen as a message center. The cabinets below can be used to store mail and often used papers and the top section can be decorative or can house items like cell phone chargers, message pads, pens, etc. If you want to make the top portion more usable, you can remove the glass doors for easier access.
In the bathroom:
Corner china cabinets can do double duty as attractive storage units in the bathroom. They can store towels, toiletries, and extra toilet paper – and they can do it in style!
In the family room or living room:
A china display cabinet doesn't have to simply display china. Place it in another living area of your home and fill it with a collection of your favorite items or family photos. You can even turn a china cabinet into a small home bar, with the bottles of alcohol stored neatly away on the bottom and a few decorative glasses and serving pieces gracing the upper shelves. Either with or without the glass doors intact, this piece of furniture can add interest, while offering storage, to your living space.
In a home office:
A corner china cabinet can be a great addition to a home office, storing books, office supplies, or even a printer. It can provide lots of usable storage, just like more formal types of home office furniture, but with the added bonus that it won't take up much space in your office.
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When you think of a formal china cabinet, you probably don't think of it finding a home in a child's room, but with a little ingenuity, it can be the perfect bookshelf or toy storage unit. A white china cabinet (or one that you paint white) can look adorable in a little girl's room, filled with her prized possessions. Again, the bottom portion offers the perfect hidden storage space, and if you're concerned about glass doors in the room, you can simply take them off.
As you can see, there are many unique uses for a corner china cabinet, or almost any type of small china cabinet for that matter that is no longer being used to house china. If you think outside the box a bit, you will find that this versatile piece of furniture can be used in almost any room in the house for both storage and decorative purposes.
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HLTH-PORTIONS -- When maintaining a balanced diet, it is important to remember the size of the portion of food you are eating. The serving size for raw vegetables should be about the size of a baseball. Baseball shown in Rochester, N.Y., Feb. 6, 2004. (Gannett News Service, Aimee K. Wiles/Rochester (N.Y.) Democrat and Chronicle)
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Exciting late come-from-behind victories have been the calling card of the South Carolina baseball team this season.
Sunday it opted for the easy, boring route.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Darius Miller had every reason to be upset.
Ticked off. Downright mad.
The Kentucky senior guard with true bluegrass pedigree was
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Miller's reaction? Nothing. Not a public peep.
If Miller has an ego, it can't compete with his drive to win it
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After completing their M.S. degree, school counselors seeking to earn New York State permanent certification are encouraged to enroll in Sage Graduate School's 12-credit Advanced Certificate Program in Professional School Counseling. Completion of the 12 credit program awards the candidates with a Certificate of Advanced Study, CAS.
The advanced certificate program is open to Sage graduates as well as graduates with M.S. degrees in school counseling from other institutions. The program is registered with the New York Department of Education and was created with the input of current school counselors in the field. The faculty of the Professional School Counseling Program pride themselves on course creation and delivery that is focused on the most current best practices in school counseling.
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I don't own any tops for riding. I rode a century 2 years ago on a cotton T-shirt (yeah, I know, that's a BIG NO NO! ). I haven't been riding since that century. However, this weekend I will be doing the NYC 5 Boro tour (40 miles) at a slow pace (approx. 30,000 riders). For this ride, I would like to purchase T-shirts that have fabrics that wicks away sweat to keep you dry.
I don't want to buy a jersey (I'm not a fast rider and don't want the attention). I currently ride with clipless pedals & a mtn bike short (with padding).
I really don't want to spend a whole lot of money for a top. I did some searching in the forums and a lot of people mentioned Walmart & Target as a good source for a cheap shirt that does the job.
Now the problem is, I went to Target and didn't really see anything (maybe I wasn't looking hard enough?). I know to avoid cotton.....but what type of material should I look for?
I would like to try Walmart, but there isn't one close by!
How about socks? Do you think Target will have socks that are appropriate for riding? What type of fabric should I look for?
For those who purchased shirts and/or socks from Target, I would really appreciate it if you can show me a link of the exact product you purchased.
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Greenpeace challenging Apple and consumers over environmental impact of iPhone
Greenpeace has been hard on Apple in the past, placing it at the bottom of a league table of environmentally-friendly electronics companies.
In its latest campaign, it's targeting Apple, and potential iPhone customers, to ensure that the new device is as green as possible.
Apple will have already made its decisions about materials used in the design of the first batch of iPhones, but Greenpeace are hoping that consumers will see beyond the shiny allure, and hold Apple to account for any decisions it's made. Not that the average consumer is going to crack open their $500 pride and joy and start scientifically analysing its make-up.
Greenpeace hope that Apple has avoided using the most toxic chemicals, such as brominated flame retardants and Polyvinyl Chloride, as well as providing a global "take back" policy which results in high reuse/recycle rates and reduces waste, and including a removable battery so that failed iPhones aren't sent to waste prematurely.
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The sentencing phase in the Fort Hood shooting trial is underway. Maj. Nidal Hasan was found guilty on 13 counts of murder and 32 counts of attempted murder, and he could get the death penalty. Review some of the key moments and revelations in the case.


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Dark brown 17.5 inch St Lourdes Odyssey saddle. Close contact with a deeper seat, good for jumping but can be used for lower level dressage as well. Fits a heavy "warmbloody-built" tb mare with high withers. Very comfy to ride in, nice "sticky" leather that takes conditioner very well. Wool flocked, currently a M tree but adjustable. Like new condition, bought at the Royals in 2011. No wear, looks and feels new.
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Wapahani's Paige Williamson passes against Rochester during their game at Bremen High School on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012. Wapahani defeated Rochester 3-0 in the semi-state match.
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Class 3A No. 1 Yorktown, Class 2A No. 1 Wapahani and Class A No. 5 Cowan will each play for a state title Saturday in Worthen Arena. The trio of teams will attempt to make it two straight years that Delaware County teams sweep state titles in the three classes.
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Atlantic Cup 2012, presented by 11th Hour Racing, second edition kicked off in Charleston, South Carolina on May 11th, with the first leg of the three stage race. Joe Harris onboard GryphonSolo2 provides a progress update on the first day of racing.
Joe Harris - Atlantic Cup 2012
The past 12 hours since the start of the 2012 Atlantic Cup have been fast and furious action. Leading up to the start, all the sailors were scrambling with last-minute shopping, fixing and making sure that everything that was needed was onboard and nothing extra that would add weight. The start was postponed a half hour so we started at 6:25 in front of the Maritime Center in Charleston. It was a reaching start on port tack with a fast outgoing tide and we were a little cautious as we did not want to be swept over early, and as a result we were a little late and a little low of a few of the boats, which put us in their bad air for the short first leg to the government turning mark. Icarus got a great start as did Bodacious Dream, and we were glad to see our fellow Americans performing well. Right after the first mark, we heard a loud crack and saw the mast come down on Forty Degrees, a huge bummer for the UK team. Hopefully no one was hurt.
After the first mark, we began to beat out the long entry channel, which involved at least 20 tacks, while dodging incoming and outgoing shipping traffic. I got to drive while Tristan trimmed the sheets and ground the winches, so he gets MVP of the start for a great effort. After clearing the rocky breakwater at the entrance to the channel, we hung a left towards Hatteras and were able to relax a little and munch on some sandwiches we had bought so we wouldn't have to cook the first night. As darkness fell and the moon rose, we were in the leading back, but back about two miles from the leader Campagne de France, who sailed a flawless first part of the race. We put up our secret weapon Code Zero sail as the wind diminished to 9 knots and alternated hand steering and trimming, while looking furtively at the chart plotter that showed the positions of the other boats and looking for small gains or losses. We seemed to be going pretty well. Tristan crashed for three hours from 12 to 3, then I went down from 3 to 6 and we each felt much better after a little sleep. The sunrise was spectacular as the wind came forward out of the northeast, so we tacked on to port and are headed offshore to get into better breeze and get a little sea room before tacking back onto starboard to clear Cape Fear, about 30 miles away. Next up is Cape Lookout about 120 miles away and then Cape Hatteras about 190 miles out, so if the wind holds we are hoping to round Hatteras Sunday morning.
All is good aboard GS2, as we just charged up the batteries and re-stacked our sails and gear to help keep the boat level and going fast. It is very nice to be offshore again and we hope to sail hard and well today to make up some ground on the leading pack.
Wishing everyone a great weekend and Happy Birthdays to my sister Wendie and my wife Kim and a Happy Mother's day to my mother Katrina.
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...What's going to be done to make them better?...
Essentially, nothing. The reform movement is not about actually making schools better. On a narrow level it is about justifying budgets and consultants' fees and a multitude of supervisory jobs for people who don't want to be in a classroom. On a higher level, it is about breaking teachers' unions. And on the highest level, it is about privatizing education to make it profitable, while also limiting education for the population at large. An informed citizenry is certainly not desired, but there really is no great need for scientists and engineers who expect a US "upper middle class" salary. Not while you can import an equally good but cheaper foreigner.
If you look closely at what the so-called reformers want to teach, they strongly promote what I call the Japanese work-team model: A group of people used to being jerked around by a higher management that is constantly caught by surprise, who has been trained to do half the administrative work of supervising each other (what the bosses like to call the teamwork,) while constantly adding new tasks and skills in an endless speedup.
The people of this country need regime change here, not abroad.
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7. Christopher COMSTOCK2,31,32 was born about 1636 in England.8,19 He was baptized on 13 May 1636 in St Margaret of Uxbridge, Middlesex, England. He died on 28 December 1702 at the age of 66 in Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut.32
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Christopher married Hannah Platt, daughter of Richard Platt of Milford, 6 Oct 1663, Norwalk.
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Christopher COMSTOCK and Hannah PLATT were married on 6 October 1663 in Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut.8,33,34 Hannah PLATT35, daughter of Richard PLATT and Mary WOOD, was born on 1 October 1643 in Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut.8,34 She died in 1702 at the age of 59 in Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut.36 John Comstock's book says Hannah died in Milford, Connecticut after 1713
Hannah's father was Richard Platt, first found in Milford in 1639. He died 1684/5 Children brought from England probably included Mary, John, Isaac & Sarah. At Milford were baptized Hannah, Josiah, Joseph. Wife Mary died or was buried 24 Jan 1676. Richard's will dated 4 Aug 1683 named the children including Hannah, wife of Christopher Comstock.
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With one day left in the Final Vote, Freddie Freeman of the Atlanta Braves is ahead in the National League. / Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY Sports
Many expected Los Angeles Dodgers rookie standout Yasiel Puig to run away with the National League's Final Vote contest and, therefore, earn the last All-Star Game roster spot.
But with just one day remaining in the vote, Atlanta Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman still holds the lead, according to Wednesday morning's update.
In the American League, Toronto Blue Jays reliever Steve Delabar remains in control, ahead of reliever David Robertson of the New York Yankees.
Puig's potential inclusion in the mid-summer classic has been the cause of much debate around baseball. Jonathan Papelbon, a five-time All-Star, of the Philadelphia Phillies has said it would be a "joke" and an "injustice" for someone like Puig to participate. Puig made his debut in June and has played in just 34 big-league games.
"He plays with a lot of arrogance. He's young," Ian Kennedy of the Arizona Diamondbacks told reporters. The Diamondbacks were involved in a benches-clearing brawl with the Dodgers last month.
For Puig to make the roster, he'll not only need to overcome Freeman, but also San Francisco Giants outfielder Hunter Pence, Washington Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond and Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, who are third through fifth in the current standings, respectively.
On the American League side, in order behind Delabar and Robertson, are Joaquin Benoit of the Detroit Tigers, Koji Uehara of the Boston Red Sox and Tanner Scheppers of the Texas Rangers.
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Jenn Gibbons, 27, rowed 1,500 miles around Lake Michigan to raise money for breast cancer survivors.
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Parrish Medical Center will host Jenn Gibbons at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 1 at the Emma Parrish Theater, 301 Julia St., Titusville.
Gibbons will share her message of hope and the story of her 1,500-mile rowing trip around Lake Michigan about a month after she was sexually assaulted aboard the same boat.
Attendees will learn how important exercise is in the fight against breast cancer and how it can reduce the risk of cancer coming back.
Admission is $5. All proceeds will benefit North Brevard cancer prevention and recovery programs.
RSVP to 321-268-6755.
Walkers to raise money for cancer patients
The New Life United Church Youth Department/Missionary department will host a Mission in Action Walk-A-Thon to raise money for people suffering from breast cancer at 8:45 a.m. Saturday at 1949 San Filippo Drive S.E., Palm Bay.
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March 28, 2009 10:01 AM
Obama divides the Catholic ChurchTo the Catholics who tipped the vote into an Obama victory, I say shame on you. And shame on you for defending the most ungodly, duplicitous leader we've ever placed in the White House.
Shame on Notre Dame for caring more for prestige than for truth. This is not a "dialog" but an opportunity for a wolf to be dressed in sheep's clothing. Since Notre Dame is refusing to rescind the invitation because that would be "rude" - how "rude" is it that we are killing 1.5 million babies a year in abortion? - we can pray for a significant demonstration/protest that day. Although who knows? By then the voices of dissent may be shut down completely.
Thanks to those who are signing the petition (nearly 200,000 signatures as of this morning) to express their disappointment/disapproval/outrage.
And thanks to Bishop D'Arcy for refusing to take part in this travesty - see Notre Dame Bishop to Boycott Obama.
I see only good coming of this outrage - as Obama has thrown down the gauntlet and conservative Catholics realize it's time to speak out for the truth.
Martha sent this from The American Spectator:
Touchdown Obama
The Catholic Church in America has bred her own destroyers, graduating from doctrinally corrupt catechetical programs, schools and colleges two generations of pro-abortion politicians. Barack Obama, in his effortless Alinskyite style, has exploited this phenomenon to the hilt, seeking out Catholics such as Joe Biden and Kathleen Sebelius to serve as his agents of destruction.
The controversy this week at Notre Dame is one more snapshot of this self-implosion. Here we have the American bishops' most prominent university planning to confer an honorary degree upon Obama even as he accelerates the destruction of its moral teachings.
Were Saul Alinsky alive today, he would have to smile at the ease of it all. Obama can not only thwart the Church at every crucial turn and still retain the Catholic vote; he can even expect over the next few years prizes and pats on the back from Catholic colleges for doing so.
Jesuit Georgetown University is no doubt itching to honor him too; its professors ranked seventh among all university faculties in donations to Obama during the campaign, reported the Chronicle of Higher Education. The Jesuit magazine America and Jesuit Thomas Reese rushed to Notre Dame's defense this week.
Perhaps Obama enthusiast/fellow Alinskyite Father Michael Pfleger can travel over from Chicago for ND's commencement exercises to fill in for the boycotting Fort Wayne-South Bend Bishop John D'Arcy.
To his credit, D'Arcy, a long and lonely opponent of Notre Dame's secularization, wants no part in the sham, correctly noting that the school is once again panting after "prestige" at the expense of "truth." Four decades of surrendering to secularist culture and championing progressive politics at Notre Dame have culminated in an honorary degree to the most pro-abortion president ever.
Read entire article here.
See also
4/16 Obama at Georgetown disses Jesus but coopts Sermon on the Mount to promote policy
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Did you see this quote from Father George Rutler:
This is a highly cynical act, contemptuous of the Church's prophetic voice in civil society and wagering that there will be no retribution. If a midwestern school seeks attention by granting Mr. Obama an honorary doctorate in law, the next logical step would be to grant Judas Iscariot posthumously an honorary doctorate in business administration.
Posted by: mary | March 28, 2009 5:45 PM
Wow, that is just so sad. This part struck me as particularly disheartening:
"Obama can not only thwart the Church at every crucial turn and still retain the Catholic vote; he can even expect over the next few years prizes and pats on the back from Catholic colleges for doing so."
As Christians we are called to treat all authority with a certain amount of respect, knowing that "there is no authority except that which God has established." (Romans 13:1) But we can do so while still recognizing God's ultimate authority. Take Daniel as an example. He lived under the rule of heathen kings, giving due respect to their authority -- but still he did not turn his back on God's higher laws. He never called evil good or praised kings in their unrighteousness. He stood firm even unto death. We can learn from that.
Posted by: Michelle Potter | March 28, 2009 5:48 PM
Praise God for Bishop D'Arcy, a true shepherd! God provides, and so perhaps there is the right number of true shepherds for the true flock, but we are so scattered and infiltrated.
Posted by: evergreen | March 28, 2009 10:41 PM
Obama wishes he had the power to divide the Catholic Church. He doesn't have the fortitude nor the respect to take on religion.
Posted by: Chris | March 30, 2009 8:35 PM
Such a scandal, ND supporting the worst enemy the helpless unborn have ever had. If the Church cannot stand united in opposition to this shameless destroyer of morality, who will?
Posted by: Leticia Velasquez | March 31, 2009 10:51 PM


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|Percutaneous transcatheter closure of patent foramen ovale in patients with paradoxical embolism.
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|BACKGROUND: Percutaneous transcatheter closure of patent foramen ovale (PFO) is used as an alternative to surgery or long-term anticoagulation for the treatment of patients with paradoxical embolism and PFO. METHODS AND RESULTS: We report the immediate and long-term clinical and echocardiographic outcome of 110 consecutive patients (58 males, mean age 47+/-14 years) who underwent transcatheter closure of PFO because of paradoxical embolism between 1995 and 2001. Procedural success, defined as successful deployment of the device and effective occlusion (no, or trivial, shunt after device placement), was achieved in all (100%) patients. There was no in-hospital mortality, 1 device migration requiring surgical intervention (0.9%), and 1 episode of cardiac tamponade (0.9%) requiring pericardiocentesis. A progressive increment in full occlusion was observed (44%, 51%, 66%, and 71% at 1 day, 6 months, and 1 and 2 years, respectively, after device placement). At a mean follow-up of 2.3 years, 2 patients experienced recurrent neurological events (1 fatal stroke and 1 transient ischemic attack), representing an annual risk of recurrence of 0.9%. In addition, 4 (3.6%) of the patients required reintervention for device malalignment or significant shunt. Kaplan-Meier analysis showed a freedom from recurrent embolic events and reintervention of 96% and 90% at 1 and 5 years, respectively. CONCLUSIONS: Transcatheter closure of PFO is a safe and effective therapy for patients with paradoxical embolism and PFO. It is associated with a high success rate, low incidence of hospital complications, and low frequency of recurrent systemic embolic events.
|Francisco Martín; Pedro L Sánchez; Elizabeth Doherty; Pedro J Colon-Hernandez; Gabriel Delgado; Ignacio Inglessis; Nandita Scott; Judy Hung; Mary Etta E King; Ferdinando Buonanno; Zareh Demirjian; Michael de Moor; Igor F Palacios
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National Symphony Orchestra: Christoph Eschenbach, conductor: Four French Composers Inspired by Spain
Thursday, March 12, 2015 - Saturday, March 14, 2015
Iberian culture's impact on France is explored through Ravel's Boléro, Chabrier's España, Debussy's Ibéria, and Lalo's Symphonie espagnole featuring violinist Leticia Moreno's NSO debut.
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Ravel's Boléro, Debussy's Ibéria,
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No country has fallen under the Iberian influence more than the peninsula's neighbor across the Pyrenees: France. Time and again, French composers have been fascinated by the soundscape of Spain--and NSO Music Director Christoph Eschenbach brings four of their works to this eclectic program. Emmanuel Chabrier celebrates the charms of Spain in España, Édouard Lalo's Symphonie espagnole features the NSO debut of "captivating" Spanish violinist Leticia Moreno, hailed for her "exalted lyricism and expressivity" by El País (Spain). Claude Debussy's Ibéria is a soaring symphonic journey from his musical travelogue Images. And Maurice Ravel's passionate ballet score Boléro uses different instruments to steadily crescendo its famous theme to a rambunctious, full-orchestra climax.
Natasha Bogachek, NSO violin, on Lalo's Symphonie espagnole:
"One of my earliest childhood musical memories is a recording of Lalo's Symphonie espagnole--this is when I fell in love with the violin. I was fascinated by all the dazzling Spanish rhythms. To this day, the work brings me great joy and excitement whenever I get to hear or accompany it."
Performance Timing: Part One - 43 min.; Intermission - 15 min.; Part Two - 35 min.
Note: Leticia Moreno will sign CDs following all three of her concert performances, in the Grand Foyer outside of the Concert Hall.
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- Emmanuel Chabrier
- España
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What's the best trailer in the mountains with some offroad mixed in ?
Bob sounds best for single track but Burley sounds more stable.
Will pull mostly with a MTB, but occaisonally with a racing bike.
What's the best trailer in the mountains with some offroad mixed in ?
Bob sounds best for single track but Burley sounds more stable.
Will pull mostly with a MTB, but occaisonally with a racing bike.
Single track = single wheel.
I'm a big fan of the Burley Nomad and would use it over a Bob any day - but not on single track.
I used a BOB for many years of touring and liked it a lot. I recently started using the Nomad and for me, I like it better. But for your intended use I think the BOB would be the better choice.
To clarify, the MTB/trailer will probably be used 65-75% of the time on pavement, 20-30% on gravel or cinder and on single track trails no more than 5% (for reaching backcountry camping spots). All the miles with my other bike will be on pavement.
I haven't even considered touring on single track, as most trails around here are either just too difficult or loops. So, with the minimal amount of single track, the decision really hinges on how the Burley will perform on forest service roads and rails to trails. The bob ibex does have suspension, so that's definitely an advantage. Are people actually touring on single track trails ?
I see alot of used kids trailers for sale. Is there any reason you couldn't use one for touring ?
The two wheel trailer will work well most of the time. From my experience with a child trailer on a variety of terrains, here is where it would not work as well.
On fresh snow, because you dig three trails, one for the bike and two for the trailer.
If you are riding through chicanes and the like (found aplenty on bike trails in some jurisdictions, supposedly for our protection); the BOB will track better and hinge more easily around these.
If you are riding on a very rough road with 60-year-old pavement, it is easier to find a half-decent track for the bike and the BOB than it is to find 3 half-decent tracks; in spite of some very bad passages around here, I haven't found too many places where it would be problematic.
If you really want to hog the white line, then with a 2-wheel trailer you'll have to stay a 20 cm away or the trailer's right wheel will be on gravel. Not a real issue because you shouldn't be riding this close to the edge anyway.
Real singletrack. A well-groomed trail where two pedestrians may walk side by side is quite passable with a trailer. You might not be able to ride around tight curves as fast as with a 1-wheel trailer, but since you are not riding all the time there, it won't be a significant issue.
On the other hand, if you travel on very narrow trails, where you litterally turn around a tree, where the surface is very uneven laterally, or if you ride or walk on catwalks, then the 1-wheel trailer would be better.
As for children trailers vs cargo trailer, I'll offer these points:
My 2-children trailer uses 20" wheels while the Burley Nomad uses 16" wheels. Does it really make a difference on the trail? I know it shouldn't do one on asphalt. In my case, as I was towing a trailercycle (20" wheel) and a child trailer, it was easier to cope with one size of small wheels.
P.S. the BOB uses a 12-inch wheel; it should, in theory, be more of a problem on gravel, yet BOB owners don't complain about that specific issue.
A 2-children trailer is 32-33 inches wide, so it's a very tight fit through door frames (getting the grocery inside) and on some narrow trails. A single-child trailer and the Burley Nomad are 25" wide, which is about the width of a cyclist. IOW, if you pass easily, your trailer will go through.
A child trailer is higher than a cargo trailer. More wind resistance, especially in the 2-children variety. With a strong headwind, pulling the trailer felt like pulling a parachute. For that sole reason, I find it great for groceries or other local errands, but I would not tour with a 2-children (or even 1-child) trailer.
So far, I have toured only with panniers. However, 2 years ago, my 11-day tour with my oldest daughter meant I had a single bike + trailercycle combo weighing 150 lb (bikes, gear, food and water included). This year, for a 4-day tour with 2 daughters on a tandem + trailercycle, I estimate I had around 150-175 lb. Maybe I'll switch to a trailer. But before I buy a cargo trailer, I'll load my 2-children trailer with the gear I carried to compare both riding styles.
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Russell Pearce – Senate President Elect
Can someone let Russell know he was elected as a member of the Republican Party, and that it's the US Constitution that formed our government, not the Declaration of Independence.
Russell is a conservative. I could care less about his tea party links, I'm just glad he's no RINO who only calls himself a Republican when it's politically expedient. I am glad that he has faced persecution from these liberals and moderates and refuses to back down. As far as a Declaration of Independence I think we can all look at Tuesday as a declaration that we refuse to head down a Socialist path that is buoyed by a President who can't even give a coherent speech without his teleprompters.
"Tea Party Senate President-Elect" Pearce will now be known as RINO Russell.
Russell Pearce is a Patriot. Too bad so many in Arizona are blind to the fact that with the invasion of illegals Russell Pearce has so valiantly protected us the legal citizens of this great state with his out of the box thinking. Thank you Russell.
So if he is unable to solve the budget crisis within two years and restore the economy to its pre-depression levels, will you make an oath to campaign and vote against him in 2012?
As President of the Senate, Pearce will be able to make some real reforms. His direct, no nonsense approach will be damn refreshing.
It's easy to tell he is doing a good job. The liberals scream the empty heads off. The more and louder they scream, the more we know he is on the right track.
What a repudiation of Jeff Flake and his filthy campaign against Pearce two years ago.
How about Jeff Flake pulls a Shadegg in '12?
How many John McCain endorsing AZ Senators voted for Pearce for Senate President?
Drain the swamp/ Let the redistricting begin.
Congratulations Russell Pearce!
If Russell is a RINO, George Washington was a communist.
Give me a break! Everything this man does, or attempts to do, is for the genuine good of the people of Arizona, which translate to helping the nation. Russell Pearce is a genuine American hero. We ought to feel blessed to have him represting us.
…don't inhale russell!
"Drain the swamp/ Let the redistricting begin."
Start bt combining CD7 and CD8 – Giffords or Grajulva must go!
Hey, Preview, maybe you missed that day in history class when they discussed the Declaration of Independence (unless, of course, you attended school after 1970 when they all but quit teaching it). The Declaration of Independence is one of our founding documents. The Left loves to leave that little piece of history out of history; probably because it has several references to–brace yourself–GOD! Russell Pearce loves the Founders and our founding documents. And for that the left call him radical. The left trashes the Founders and our founding documents and they call themselves "progressive."
Once your orgasms subside, you will realize that Russell Pearce is not God.
Is that so what a Democrat would say! The Right wing gets its orgasms the old fashioned way, the Left just talks about them obsessively, projecting what they're not getting in any and every venue or subject.
Thus, Right Wingers can discuss politics in a rational manner without getting all weird on everyone the way cranky and tense Liberals do.
The "old fashioned way" is the opposite of the trendy Left's "San Francisco Way"
The right has the common sense to sit down and keep it's mouth shut regarding orgasms!
And since the Right believes in procreation, its political future is more secure!
Getting back to the topic at hand, Russell Pearce is a breed of Republican who believes in, and backs up his rhetorical stands.
This infuriates our "Ruling Class" RINO establishment types and their social climbing acolytes!
So much the better!
Klute, are you implying women can't be right wingers?
The Democrats here can't quit talking about what they can't get.
Meanwhile, the rest of us want to talk politics.
And no, not going to mention it again. It was a Democrat who started it, and Democrat who wants to obsess over it. It's too tedious to have to explain simple things to Liberals who only have a theoretical grasp of them.
Preview Said on November 4th, 2010 at 10:32am "Can someone let Russell know he was elected as a member of the Republican Party, and that it's the US Constitution that formed our government, not the Declaration of Independence."
Well, Preview, the sheer inanity of your comment is proven by the lack of response to your slliness. First, party affiliation is not relevant when talking about "Tea Party Principles", and Russell is a Tea Party Patriot in the strictest sense of the word. He's an American and Arizona Hero!
Second, our Founders framed the Constitution! Our country was formed with the "Declaration", AND if you bother to read the words, perhaps you'll understand that these noble men, Patriots All, debated and challenged the concept of a loose confederation of states versus a strong central government. That debate continues to this day, even though the Constitution, which replaced the Articles of Confederation was indeed a noble document; the inherent dangers of a centralized power have been exposed by this Marxist President Obama.
I really wonder why you even made the comment, and exposed your ignorance!
Klute, you may not be a cheap date, but you are a $2 whore (politically speaking, I mean!) You and your progressive monkey friends have been playing for a much longer time, but we have two crucial advantages that you'll never understand. First,the Tea Party movement which is not a Republican movement and no amount of lying by you will change that fact; WE demand restoration of our Constitutional liberty and know the truth of our founding. This yearning for liberty will not take 100 years to be restored. We have the same passion that our Founders displayed and we will work as tirelessly to restore our Constitutional Republic.
Second, we WILL expose your lies, since we have truth on our side and your elitist attitude will be exposed, and you won't just lose some 'dead wood', you and your Neo-Marxist allies will be put to flight.
Here's my last word to you "If YOU want to be enslaved by the government, go to Cuba. If you want ME enslaved by the government, GO TO HELL!!"
Lastly Klute, You and the Progressives are the "Big Brother" that was so dangerous and destructive to Winston. Are you to dense to see that? We'll demolish all of the Progressives in the Republican party, just as we'll destroy the progressive, statist movement as a whole. Your days are numbered.
Ah, the words of wisdom from a Democrat:
"we will turn 2012 into a goddamn three ring circus that will drive so many Americans back into the arms of the Democrats, you'll think country will tip over."
That makes me smile."
Makes me laugh out loud. Like GUAM?
But we have a solution to put Democrats' minds at ease who think capsizing continents and islands is as real as global warming…
Wow, look at those responses to my remark about the Declaration. I know it as the document that created 13 states out of 13 colonies, each state becoming free and independent of the other. It did not create the union, or this nation. The Constitution did that.
Elected officials take an oath to support the Constitution. Not the Declaration. Why do you think that is? What does Russell think about this oath? It matters a great deal that he get his thoughts straight because he's now the president of the Senate.
More to my point, when Russell keeps saying "throw off the government" exactly which government is he talking about?
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November 6th, 2010 at 9:35 am
Wow, look at those responses to my remark
This is why: the Progessive Left promotes the idea that nothing is related. But the more traditional understanding is that the present is a direct result of past actions.
The Declaration of Independence set out an articulation of the PROBLEM and the general parameters of the SOLUTION as crafted by the Founding Fathers.
The Constitution was created to be in harmony with the statements made in the Declaration and as reiterated in the Preamble of the Constitution – providing very clear guidance for subsequent generations in how one should interpret the intent of the Constitution and the Amendments.
A Conservative reads Russell Pearce's statements with that understanding in mind. A Liberal who can't connect past and present flips out, can't 'get' it, is hamstrung by absurd stereotypes favored by the Left, and so starts blathering on about totally ridiculous analogies and non sequiturs.
But those are the 'useful idiots' as the communists so endearingly call them. The core Progresives actually don't want to accept the common sense and good governance established by a very remarkable set of minds over two hundred years ago, they want power for themselves…exactly the kind of egotistic tyrants our Founding Fathers had in mind as they built the Constitution to defend the People.
Of course Liberals hate the Constitution, it blocks theeir power grabs.
Then in an totally hypocritical act of intolerance Liberals start demeaning the Conservative cultural identity by the use of patently silly rumors, exaggerations, and racial and gender bigotry favored by narrow-minded people who are too afraid to consider other world-views.
Since the T.E.A. Party stands for "Taxed Enough Alread" and the Democratic Party's liberal wing, of which you're a pround member, believes that every moving thing should be taxed, why should T.E.A. Parties support Democrats?
I agree though that Republicans should not be the recipients of T.E.A. party assistance unless their records match their campaign rhetoric.
And that constitutes a REAL problem within the G.O.P. establishment.
As to sexual obsession, you raised the question first and I believe the mainlining of perversion is a high agenda item within your neck of the woods with critical assistance from the country club set of "Ruling Class" Republicans
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November 6th, 2010 at 10:07 am
I'm glad you got the reference. I know you're basically a stimulus/response creature, I throw those things in there to prove you're paying attention to what I write.
Thanks for for living up to expectations
Okay. So you don't get anymore peculiar tingles up your leg hoping feverishly I'll respond to you, I'll quit reading your comments from now on.
Works for me.
Decisions, decisions… to be a dreary, tax-jacking, tense Democrat who don't get none or a Conservative religious guy who gets the princess after he cuts everyone's taxes…
Tough call, eh?
You make the common mistake of thinking that all non Dems are really establishment GOPPERs.
If you took notice there were several bitter primaries throughout the country as well as Arizona.
The country class is taking on the "ruling class" which of anything, is closer to the Dems regarding the welfare-warfare state.
The only difference being the Dems gain politically while the R.I.N.O.s reap in the lucre!
Wanumba & Carlist, The Klute is so easy to analyze. There are three basic reasons for the outrageous, dishonest and utterly insane comments by him; none of which includes logical reasoning.
First, understand that this man(?) in black (goth) is from Illinois via south Florida; think Alan Grayson country. They don't even allow live birth of any child without the corruption and deceit gene in BH Obama country! If you understand those facts then the three reasons make perfect sense.
1. There is a natural "Bush Derangement Syndrome", inherent in anyone who loved the Clintons and all things 'Democrat' so that anything Republican HAS to be discredited at all costs.
2. He completely hates the principles that form the framework and foundation of our country's founding, because it represents everything decent and positive which he opposes with every fibre of his being. He just can't stand the greatness of the United States as originally conceived by our Founders.
3. Lastly, he is utterly resentful of the grassroots efforts of Patriotic Americans who are standing up and getting active, to save our country; AND the incredible success that "We the People" in the Tea Party movement have had in an incredibly short time! Thus he demeans everything with pathetically and pathologically dishonest diatribes, which barely make any sense and displays virtually a zero percent amount of logic. In short, he "Slams" everyone whom he despises that he considers to be 'conservative.
He's just a pathetic loser who wants to rain on our parade!
Sam Gerard Says:
November 7th, 2010 at 7:42 pm
It's just hilarious.
Good thoughts in Sunday's paper by Mr. Robb on Russel Pearce…
Hey Klute, First, don't delude yourself into thinking you are worth one dime's worth of effort to track you down, and get rid of you. Having people see what the lunatic left is all about HELPS our cause! Perhaps the stalker you're referring to was an ol' boyfriend?
Second, PLEASE don't call Tom Jenney a "Tea Party" person. He's a libertarian, 'open borders' promoting globalist, whose organization is committed to free trade schemes that would continue the destruction of the American economic system. He's much closer to you in libertarian philosophy, and almost anti-American, in my humble opinion!
Don't flatter yourself TK. I simply have a reputation for exposing (not literally!) dishonest bloggers and trolls. Now, to be honest I don't consider you to be a troll, just an utterly misinformed nitwit who blindly attacks anyone who has a moral value system greater than a dog in heat!
Oh yes, going to your pathetic page twice does not an addict make! I know enough about you to be disgusted and repulsed. I've accomplished my goal: to expose any and all wackos who lie and demean true American Patriots who stand for the values that our Founders built our great country! You have the freedom to dress up in a full-length black leather coat, wear masks on hot summer days in Phoenix BECAUSE of those Patriots who have fought and died for your right. BUT you do NOT have the right to expect ANY respect for your utterly pathetic stupidity and perverse lifestyle, born out of some desperate desire for significance. NOR do you have any right to expect us to pay any attention to your mindless drivel.
IF anyone does, they have the right to waste their time. I'll just focus on your lies… I won't let them stand unchallenged.
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Bruno Mars Scores Fifth No. 1 Single With 'When I Was Your Man'
Bruno Mars is No. 1 again! It's getting to be old-hat, or old-fedora, in his case. The crooner notched his fifth No. 1 hit with the heartfelt ballad 'When I Was Your Man' -- you know, the one that he got all emotional performing on 'Ellen.'


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The varsity boys soccer team from De Pere High School went into this week on a season-best roll with four straight victories.
The Redbirds maintained the win streak with a pair of shutouts.
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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
Coppola does "Twilight"?
What to make the new Francis Ford Coppola movie?
"The Godfather" director wrote and directed "Twixt," about a second rate Stephen King, played by Val Kilmer, who teams up with a crusty cop, played by Bruce Dern, to write a book about a series of local killings that may be the work of vampires. It also features Don Novello and Tom Waits, who narrates. Waits wrote the music for "One From the Heart."
There are a lot of strange style and tone juxtapositions in the trailer, which you can watch below. "Twixt" will be at the Toronto Film Festival. I, sadly, will not.
"Twixt" - the title even sounds like a play on "Twilight" - doesn't look like the film that will put Coppola back on the multiplex radar. His last film "Tetro" never even played here.
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The McNairy Central Bobcats received a bye in the first round of the District Tournament after a win at home against Chester County by one goal. The second-round, final game at home was against the South Gibson County Hornets.
After a brief moment honoring seniors Nathan Howell, Christian Shipman and Jonathan Jones, the Bobcats stomped South Gibson 4-0.
"We played a great passing game," said Nick Cook. "Hopefully we can keep our rhythm in the days to come."
McNairy held the lead at half-time 2-0. Juan Macias scored one goal and had two assists and Joyner Pollard, Nathan Howell, and Dakota Chandler each scored a goal.
Tyler Henry had one save as the goal keeper that held South Gibson to zero. Christopher Colon had one assist and Josh Court and Issac Cagle both had 17 stops.
Following that game, the McNairy Central High School Boys' soccer team came up short in the semi-finals of the District 15A-AA Tournament Thursday, falling to Madison Academic by a final of 2-1.
"This is the deepest run the McNairy boys have ever made into the post-season," said District 15A-AA Coach of the Year Nick Cook. "Only two seasons ago we were 1-13 and the laughing stock of the district."
The Bobcats dug themselves a bit of a hole in the first half of Thursday's game, falling behind the Mustangs of Madison Academic 2-0.
In the 35th minute of the game, senior forward Nathan Howell inched the Bobcats back into contention, scoring a goal on the stingy Mustang defense, and making the score 2-1 as the half ended.
Bobcat goalkeeper Christian Shipman kept the game from getting out of hand in the second half of action, deflecting several shots from the pesky Mustang offense that continuously pressured the senior goalkeeper and the Bobcat defense.
McNairy had several opportunities to tie the game up, one coming late in the second half as a streaking Howell sailed a shot over the Mustang goalie and net.
Despite the determined effort of the Bobcats, the Mustang defenders did not allow MCHS to get a clear shot on goal for the majority of the second half, causing McNairy to fall from their program's pinnacle, losing a toughly fought battle by one goal.
"No one believed in these boys," said Cook, "but they believed in themselves and no one is laughing anymore."
Madison had 12 shots on goal while the Bobcats managed only 7.
Shipman was credited with 10 saves on the day.
McNairy Central's Boys' soccer season culminated with a loss in district tournament play, but their 10-4 record is the best finish the Bobcats have ever had.
"We won as a team, we lost as a team," said Cook, "and we will move forward as a team."
The Bobcats will be an experienced bunch next year but will miss the senior leadership that Howell, Shipman and Jonathon Jones brought to the table for MCHS, as they return 22 players next season.
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Raph Derome shares his very serious story behind his wakeboarding injury that almost stopped him from wakeboarding forever. After almost losing everything, Raph worked harder than ever to push himself to the next level. His web video "A Short" at the end of 2011 was only the beginning. We have a feeling Raph Derome is […]
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Good to have ya back Raph. Your a beast!
Kurt Says:
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Great to know the full story behind the elbow, I had no idea it was that bad.
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Good to see Raph on the mend. I love Canadian medicine. "Your fine keep on wakeboarding". There is a reason it's free.
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We have free public education, and you still haven't mastered the contraction "You're".


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Yes, if I remembered correctly. There was a couple articles on AI.
Oh and this: http://m.networkworld.com/community/blog/google-had-opportunity-join-group-won-nortels-6000-patents?mm_ref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F#mobify-bookmark
Nortel had gone bankrupt. I think there's a case to be made that all agreements previously made under a bankrupt company were invalidated with their demise. When Rockstar bought Nortel's IP, it was tabula rasa time going forward.
Seems that Rockstar is suing third party licensees for patent infringement. The third party is claiming that Arris had already paid for the Nortel licenses and therefore the royalty had already been exhausted when they licensed that the technology that included those patents from Arris and therefore, shouldn't have to pay for the same licenses again. Sounds like the same BS Motorola/Google tried to do when they sued Apple for infringement for Motorola patents used in Qualcomm chips. Chips that Qualcomm paid Motorola licenses for and Apple later licensed from Qualcomm. Motorola/Google wanted FRAND licenses from Apple based on the retail cost of the device the chip was used in. Apple won their case when it was thrown out of the courts. I'm not sure of the license agreement Arris had with Nortel but wouldn't be surprise if it also get thrown out if it can be proven that the royalty for the Nortel patents were exhausted when Arris paid for the licenses. Just like when Qualcomm paid for Motorola licenses.
But no where I read does it state that Rockstar is reneging on their agreement concerning SEP patents, FRAND and honoring pre-existing Nortel licenses. The issue seems to be about third party using Nortel patents when they purchase devices from Arris. The third party do not have a pre-existing SEP, FRAND license with Nortel. It is Arris that has the Nortel license and they don't seem to be the one being sued. Though Arris is suing Rockstar on behave of their customers that are paying them to use their devices. But I may be wrong, as the suit gets confusing to follow after a while.


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Friday, September 25, 2009
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I interrupt my weekly travelogues to bring you a very important message - I finally got to enjoy Earl Grey tea from the London-based Harrods department store on Wednesday.It's better than I imagined. It's certainly not sugary-tasting like the sweet tea that the South is accustomed to, but it is a strong, stiff, chest-warming drink. I got to enjoy the tea because that suitcase of mine that went missing in London's Stansted Airport two months ago FINALLY showed up at my home Wednesday morning. Among the contents, were some candy bars from London, my old work shoes, a pair of my socks, some Christmas tree ornaments, some vanilla fudge, and electrical outlet adapters for European power outlets. There was also one very beaten-up box of "Harrods Finest Earl Grey Tea," and quite honestly, that was the only thing I cared about. I bought that drink, and considering it was going to cost me at least £34 in British currency (which is $55.59 in U.S. currency) to replace it through an online order, I was very eager to see that suitcase returned to me. While the thought of my luggage getting lost overseas conjures images of it going around the globe before coming back to me, the reality is it was sitting in the cargo area at Stansted Airport the entire time. I was only contacted by Ryanair's Stansted employees three weeks ago, to let me know the suitcase had, in fact, been found. It's a good thing they contacted me when they did, too, because I was getting ready to write them a letter filled with expletives to express my frustration that the luggage had not yet been found. Two weeks ago, I got a very early morning call from Ryanair's Stansted office to let me know it was being shipped to my home via an international courier. It was set to arrive at my house by today, and by George, it did, indeed. Now, an "international courier" coming from London sounds really impressive. I had images of this person dressed in his British finest (shirt and tie, black, long coat, and a black bowler hat, with a black umbrella hanging from the arm) showing up at my door, and handing me my suitcase while speaking in a proper English accent, saying, "Here is your luggage, sir." I know, I totally just stereotyped the British, but the reality is, if you change black to green, you basically have the Harrods doorman. No kidding about that. So, what was the reality when my luggage showed up at my door? It was delivered by FedEx. An American company, with an American delivery person - who was wearing a hideous, purple-and-black outfit, consisting of a polo shirt and shorts. I can't lie. I was kinda let down by that. So, anyway, I have my Earl Grey Tea. Within six hours of getting my hands on it on Wednesday, I was already drinking a cup of it out of my Atlanta Thrashers coffee mug, because, you know, that's what you do with fine British tea. You drink it out of a weighty coffee mug branded with the mark of a not-so-great American sports team. The British have their sterling silver teapots and little, white, Bone China cups that they take with them even when there's a fire in the catacombs of St. Paul's Cathedral. I drink it out of whatever I think no one will steal off of my desk at work - and can also hold larger amounts of tea to get me through the work day. At least that's the one thing I can keep my mind focused on, rather than wondering why it has taken FOREVER to get my luggage back to me. So, get ready everyone, because I'm getting ready to move into the columns on spending a week in Ireland. The first installment is a thrilling, death-defying (more than you can imagine) description of what it's like to drive on the other side of the road in Ireland. Curt Yeomans covers education for the Clayton News Daily. He can be reached via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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