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Walmart president and chief executive officer Mike Duke spoke on the subject of "Walmart's Enduring Values" at the company's recent annual meeting. Here are his prepared remarks:
Inside This Issue - News
BENTONVILLE, Ark. – Walmart president and chief executive officer Mike Duke spoke on the subject of "Walmart's Enduring Values" at the company's recent annual meeting. Here are his prepared remarks:
Valeda, thank you for that introduction. And thank you for over 50 years of service to Walmart. Our company simply wouldn't exist without associates like you. Valeda, I'd like to ask everyone in the audience to stand and appreciate you and every associate who has made Walmart so special over the years.
This has been a fantastic meeting this morning. I'd like to say thank you to our outstanding board of directors for their service. And I'd like to take a moment to appreciate Rob, Alice and Jim and all the members of the Walton family. We're so fortunate to have you as an enduring part of our company and carrying forward the legacy of Sam Walton.
We should take the opportunity at this historic moment to think deeply about Walmart — not just what we do day in and day out, but how we do it, why we do it, and what it all adds up to in our world.
Sam Walton thought about these things when he started Walmart 50 years ago. He cared about giving his best, motivating people, valuing every dollar and swimming upstream. And when you listen to how he talked about Walmart toward the end of his life, he knew we were on a path to helping people around the world. Sam knew that he had built the strongest of foundations — one made of enduring values joined together by the common humanity we all share.
Even before I joined our company I knew Walmart's values were special. Twenty years ago, when I was working for another retailer, I heard Walmart CEO David Glass give a speech at a retail logistics conference. I'll never forget it. Everything David talked about was focused on people and doing business the right way. There wasn't ego or arrogance. He talked about a focus on associates, not being afraid to fail and learning from mistakes.
As I travel around the world today, I see enduring values thriving at Walmart.
We treat each other with respect. We genuinely care about each other and our customers. And we know what matters most in our company is what happens in the stores. I tell people in the home office, if they want to be inspired, go to the stores, talk to our store associates and customers. Store associates, you are why I have a job, and I personally want to appreciate all of you again.
We serve millions of people around the world aspiring to the middle class. These customers are caring for their families and building a better life. There's so much pride in this, and our customers appreciate the role that Walmart plays. We help our customers feel cared for and cared about.
Walmart goes above and beyond during times of crisis. I still hear about how we responded to a devastating tornado in Marion, Ill., in 1982. In recent years, we think of Hurricane Katrina, the tsunami in Japan, the earthquakes in China and Chile, the tornado in Joplin [Mo.]. At moments like these, we come together as a family. We extend our family into the community. And we do the good that needs to be done.
If we look back on our success over the past 50 years and ask the simple question: "Why Walmart and not another retailer?" I believe there's a simple answer. It's the culture, it's the beliefs, and it's the enduring values that live within us and are expressed through our actions every day. No matter who we are or where we come from, our values pull us together and keep us together. They constantly push us forward to become a better and stronger company. This is my message to you today: The values that built Walmart, defined Walmart and sustained Walmart for the past 50 years will drive our success and make us proud for the next 50 years.
As Charles showed, Walmart delivered a good performance last year. We also had a great first quarter. In fact, all segments of our company had a great first quarter. Walmart U.S. stores delivered the best sales comps in three years. International achieved outstanding profit growth. And Sam's Club continues to build sales momentum. I've said this before, and I'll say it again: Walmart is the best-positioned global retailer in the world today.
We're also looking out at the world five, 10 and 20 years from now. That's why you've heard me talk so much about building the Next Generation Walmart. And it's why I'm so pleased with the progress we've made over the past two years. We're thinking like a global company that understands local customers. We're churning the productivity loop, leveraging expenses and investing in price leadership. I agree with what Rob said: Walmart has the best talent in global retail. We're strengthening Global eCommerce by investing in talent and technology, and our online business is growing around the world. We continue to lead in sustainability, setting ambitious new goals on major issues like hunger, the environment and women's economic empowerment.
But we cannot slow down. We have to accelerate — pushing, leading, experimenting, innovating. It's not enough just to keep up. We have to stay out in front. And as we do that, we must continue to hold tight to the values that have always made us special. I believe what we believe will only become more important in the complex and rapidly changing world ahead.
We all know our three basic beliefs: respect for the individual, service to our customers, striving for excellence. These are the pillars of our culture. But there's a foundation on which they stand. It's made up of enduring values that we all share, that truly make us special, that connect us all at a human level. I'd like to touch on a few of the enduring values that I personally believe are important.
First, integrity is the bedrock. I believe this is one of the reasons that Sam Walton was so beloved. People trusted him to do the right thing. And he did. And if you worked for his company, he expected the same of you.
We've all heard about the recent allegations about the company. Let me be clear: Walmart is committed to compliance and integrity everywhere we operate. And we're working to continually strengthen our compliance efforts around the world. I want to personally assure you we're doing everything we can to get to the bottom of this matter. We will take appropriate action when the investigation is complete.
And let me speak directly to our leaders and associates. If you work for Walmart, there is no gray area between right and wrong. It's either the right thing to do, or it shouldn't be done at all. This is my standard. It was Sam Walton's standard. And it's the standard we'll all live up to at Walmart in everything we do. We will not accept anything less than integrity.
Second, we believe in opportunity. If you work hard, develop your skills, and do a good job, you can advance at Walmart. This is true whether you're a graduate of our training centers in Brazil, an hourly cashier who has just moved to the city, or a single mom looking to supplement her income. Another great example is U.S. stores, where nearly 75% of the store management team started as hourly associates. Nothing makes me prouder than to see associates climb the ladder and build a better life for themselves and their families.
Third, we believe in family and community. When I tour a store, I love hearing an associate call a customer by name. And I really light up when that associate asks about the customer's kids by name. The fact is we aren't just associates and customers in our stores. We're people who grew up together, worship together and live on the same streets. We're friends and neighbors. At Walmart, we are family and community.
Fourth, we believe in work with a purpose. Our purpose is helping our customers save money so they can live better. Whether I'm in China, New Mexico or South Africa, nothing makes it more real than when I visit customers in their homes. I get to know them and see what Walmart really means in their lives. At Walmart, you better believe our work adds up to better lives and a better world.
Fifth, we believe in responsibility. As Lee Scott used to tell us: "Where else can you go to work every day and know that you can change the world for the better?" What a difference this understanding of our mission has made for our company. We've been so fortunate with our success over the past 50 years. And when you're given so much, you have a responsibility to give back and do good. Walmart is making food healthier, our planet greener, and the communities we work in and live in stronger. We're making a difference — a big, big difference.
It's amazing to think that the first-ever Walmart store had just 25 associates and was only 35,000 square feet. 50 years later we're on five continents, in 27 countries, with over 10,000 stores, 2 million associates, 200 million weekly customer visits and a billion square feet of retail space. You can't build a company of our size, over that time period, during so much change in the world, on a weak foundation. It requires bedrock that runs deep, building blocks that stay strong and mortar that binds it all together.
So I believe Sam Walton's greatest legacy was the foundation he built — the culture, the beliefs and the enduring values I've talked about today: integrity, opportunity, family and community, purpose, responsibility.
We can't possibly envision what the world, what retailing, what Walmart will look like in another 50 years. But if we stay true to the foundation that Sam Walton built, we'll continue to be a better company, a stronger company and a prouder company. And over the next 50 years there will be no limit to the good we can do around the world. We'll help millions more customers do what they aspire to do for themselves and their families — to save money and live better.


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Crumbling AwayGraffiti // Monday, 16 May 2011
Pose and Omens just finished these large sized pieces in Chicago. Pose painted a Free Revok in respect to recent events. We love how the wall is crumbling in the middle to add some nice negative space between the two pieces.
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Joan Sayers (nee Fawcett) Caraway died at Crestview Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center on Tuesday, October 21, 2008, following a long illness. Private family services were held on Wednesday October 22, 2008. She graduated from Aurora (Missouri) High School in 1943 and attended Gulfpark College in Gulfport, Mississippi and graduated from the University of Iowa in 1946. There she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, and majored in dramatic arts. She worked as a model, at one point displaying Tucker automobiles at an auto show in Chicago. She married H. Bob Fawcett and lived for many years in Cedar Rapids. She divorced Fawcett in 1969 and worked for American Travel and Tour as a travel consultant.
She married L. Dean Caraway, M.D. in 1971 and resided in the Amana Colonies, where her husband practiced as a family physician, before moving to Tucson, Arizona for retirement.
Joan was a member of Cedar Rapids and Elmcrest Country Clubs, the Junior League of Cedar Rapids, and PEO. She was active in both Cedar Rapids Community Theater and Children's Theater (where, for many years, she played Playtime Poppy, an ear of corn).
She had a passion for cooking, decorating, entertaining, and exploring the world. She loved golf, West Highland white terriers, and of course her grandchildren, with whom she often traveled.
She was preceded in death by her husband, and is survived by three children, Robert (Christy) Fawcett of York, Pennsylvania, John (Elizabeth) Fawcett of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and Eadie (Mark) Weaver of Iowa City. She had four grandchildren, Julia Fawcett, Claire Fawcett, Allyson Weaver, and Christian Weaver.
The family wishes to express their gratitude to the staff at Crestview, who together were able to make Joan's final years not only comfortable, but dignified.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, www.alz.org, or the Johnson County Humane Society, www.johnsoncountyhuman.org.
On-line condolences may be directed to www.lensingfuneral.com.


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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
ATLANTA – Powerball is packing an even more powerful punch. Georgia Lottery officials announced today that strong sales have pushed Wednesday's Powerball jackpot from $500 million to $550 million.
The current jackpot is the largest in the game's history.
The jackpot has grown since Oct. 6 and has rolled 15 times.
The $550 million Powerball jackpot is the second largest in Georgia Lottery history behind the historic world record $656 million Mega Millions jackpot in March.
Powerball offers two payment options: the $550 million jackpot prize paid over 29 years in 30 graduated payments, or the cash option, which is approximately $360 million.
Powerball tickets are $2 per play.
As with all other Georgia Lottery games, proceeds from Powerball will benefit education in the state of Georgia.
Since its first year, the Georgia Lottery Corp. has returned more than $13.8 billion to the state of Georgia for education. All Georgia Lottery profits go to pay for specific educational programs, including Georgia's HOPE Scholarship Program and Georgia's Pre-K Program. More than 1.4 million students have received HOPE, and more than 1.2 million 4-year-olds have attended the statewide, voluntary prekindergarten program.
Draw Date: Nov. 28, 2012
Estimated Jackpot Amount: $550 million
Annuity Amount: Jackpot prize paid over 29 years in 30 graduated payments
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Number of Rolls: 15
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Improving physician hand hygiene compliance using behavioural theories: a study protocol
1 Clinical Epidemiology Program, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, Ottawa, ON, Canada
2 School of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, Canada
3 Department of Medicine, The Ottawa Hospital/University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, Canada
4 Infection Prevention and Control, The Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa, ON, Canada
5 Department of Surgery, The Ottawa Hospital/University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, Canada
6 Ambulatory Care/Logistical Services, The Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa, ON, Canada
7 Quality and Patient Safety, The Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa, ON, Canada
8 Perioperative and Regional Cancer Programs, The Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa, ON, Canada
9 Medical Affairs, Quality and Patient Safety, The Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Implementation Science 2013, 8:16 doi:10.1186/1748-5908-8-16Published: 4 February 2013
Healthcare-associated infections affect 10% of patients in Canadian acute-care hospitals and are significant and preventable causes of morbidity and mortality among hospitalized patients. Hand hygiene is among the simplest and most effective preventive measures to reduce these infections. However, compliance with hand hygiene among healthcare workers, specifically among physicians, is consistently suboptimal. We aim to first identify the barriers and enablers to physician hand hygiene compliance, and then to develop and pilot a theory-based knowledge translation intervention to increase physicians' compliance with best hand hygiene practice.
The study consists of three phases. In Phase 1, we will identify barriers and enablers to hand hygiene compliance by physicians. This will include: key informant interviews with physicians and residents using a structured interview guide, informed by the Theoretical Domains Framework; nonparticipant observation of physician/resident hand hygiene audit sessions; and focus groups with hand hygiene experts. In Phase 2, we will conduct intervention mapping to develop a theory-based knowledge translation intervention to improve physician hand hygiene compliance. Finally, in Phase 3, we will pilot the knowledge translation intervention in four patient care units.
In this study, we will use a behavioural theory approach to obtain a better understanding of the barriers and enablers to physician hand hygiene compliance. This will provide a comprehensive framework on which to develop knowledge translation interventions that may be more successful in improving hand hygiene practice. Upon completion of this study, we will refine the piloted knowledge translation intervention so it can be tested in a multi-site cluster randomized controlled trial.


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ActuateOne: aiming for the 'suite' spot
Last month Actuate unleashed a slew of products announcements that are wrapped up under an umbrella brand ActuateOne - a unified product suite for developing and deploying reporting, analytic and dashboard applications. The suite leverages the open source Eclipse project, BIRT, and utilises the core capabilities of Actuate 11, the company's commercial BI offering for large scale and higher performance user deployments. The release is part of Actuate's strategy to galvanise company growth and demonstrate leadership in BI and information applications - solutions that deliver high levels of interactive and dynamic content to increase ease-of-use and accelerate adoption.
key messages
- Actuate leverages its open source and enterprise vendor credentials to expand reach of ActuateOne
- Improving developer productivity remains a key tenet of ActuateOne but the data integration effort should not be overlooked
- ActuateOne is a step in the right direction but the company still has challenges to overcome.
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- Leveraging its open source and enterprise vendor credentials
- Developer productivity remains a key tenet but the data integration effort should not be overlooked
- New in-memory and dashboard capabilities increase reach of ActuateOne
- Expanding deployment options via the cloud
- A step in the right direction but Actuate still has challenges ahead.
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Oh, and beware: This post is full of spoilers for shows like The Walking Dead, Battlestar Galactica, Lost, and Grey's Anatomy. Read at your own risk.
The Good-bye Doctor Who, Season 2, Ep. 13
"The last two doctors have relied on incredible chemistry with their companions, but the emotional good-bye between the previous doctor and Rose is so real and heartfelt. The man who never shows emotion stumbles through an admittance that Rose was a bit more than just a partner...before disappearing from her life forever." — Leila Brillson, global news editor
"Question: In what high-school parallel universe does this much drama happen? I mean, this is drama — D-R-A-M-A. But, before I can even comprehend why Marissa doesn't do more than timidly tug Trey off of Ryan and, you know, maybe call the cops, she goes ahead and shoots Trey. Time slows and Imogen Heap's emotional synth opus comes in to mask the soap-opera clichés by filling you up with feelings. Cue the commercial break, and you're left wallowing in the shame of losing your marbles over The O.C. And...scene." — Hayden Manders, news editorial assistant
"Leave it to Joss Whedon to kill off Fred the very moment Illyria and Wesley are finally about to consummate their long-brewing, high-cheek-boned version of happy-nerd love. Screw you, Joss Whedon. Screw you forever." — Gabe Bell, staff writer
"Whatever, Whedon. Whatever. You jerk our tears like no other, and while there are 150 moments in Buffy worth crying over, this one was my first. The man that Buffy loves loses his soul and tries to kill her, forcing them to battle, and then at the last minute, his humanity returns. But it's too late, and David Boreanaz muttering, 'Buffy...?' as his dying breath will get any Whedon newbie." — Leila Brillson, global news editor
"Friends normally shies away from deep emotions, sticking to character humor and minor slapstick instead, but the scene in which Phoebe has to say good-bye to the triplets she carried for her brother really got to me. It's heartwarming to see Phoebe exhibit the occasional nonwacky quality. And the idea of carrying three children for nine months, only to have to give them up minutes after they're born, is totally heartbreaking." — Seija Rankin, East Coast assistant editor
"Real talk. I may be the only person at Refinery29 who watched Spartacus, but I watched it passionately. The entire last episode is an incredible tribute to a phenomenal season, and the last battle is epic, gratifying, and heartbreaking. The death of Sparty got me (he finally reunites with Sura), but, after being reminded of all the great characters, I'd have to pick the last moment: When the tragically departed Andy Whitfield is calling 'I AM SPARTACUS!' from an earlier season. It's a fitting tribute to the character, and the legacy of the actor who played him." — Leila Brillson, global news editor
"This scene is flawless, in my humble opinion. Bree doesn't bat an eye at the news of her husband's death, continues to polish her silver, and makes everything pristine before the Mrs. Dalloway front cracks, and she's left alone in the pristine home she built with Rex. The symbolism of her splayed out at her end of the dining-room table, as the camera pans to Rex's empty chair, is essay-worthy." — Hayden Manders, news editorial assistant
"I think I speak for most viewers when I say I was not ready to say good-bye to this show — and certainly not prepared to watch all the characters die in the span of a few minutes. All of it was completely heart-wrenching, but what really got to me was Claire, at the end of her life, withered, on a futuristic, high-tech death bed. Clearly, she had had a happy life, but seeing her look back on it in her last moments really underlined what that show taught us so well — that while death is momentous and final and terrifying, we should do all we can to focus on the beautiful, complicated life that precedes it." — Lexi Nisita, associate community editor
"I literally can't even think about this scene without tearing up. In fact, as I re-watched this clip at my desk I started bawling like a baby. ER is one of my most favorite shows ever, and seeing such a strong-slash-powerful character succumb to a disease as crippling as brain cancer is beyond depressing. Watching Dr. Greene struggle through his final advice to his daughter forces us to imagine our own loved ones' eventual passings. Plus, I'm pretty sure no one in the history of time has kept a straight face during 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow.'" — Seija Rankin, East Coast assistant editor
"The mob is relentless, and watching Adriana slowly realize she's still a part of the mob is gut-wrenching. Once a mob member, always a mob member, die a mob member. It was one of the most unexpected whacks in the series. I'm still mixed up over it." — Hayden Manders, news editorial assistant
"I know everybody probably saves their tears for the Jim and Pam moments on The Office. But, when they stay at Dwight's bed and breakfast and hear him crying, cradling the kitschy, little cherub Angela left behind? I was moaning right along with him. I've always been an advocate of their relationship as the most relatable love story on the show, not Jim and Pam's rom-com fairy tale." — Lexi Nisita, associate community editor
Photo: Courtesy of NBC.
"What? Futurama made me cry? Heck, yeah. Fry finds a fossilized version of his 20th-century dog Seymour, and decides to clone him — until he finds out that the dog lived 12 years after Fry left the 20th century. Fry is certain that Seymour moved on, but the dog spent the rest of its life waiting anxiously for his owner to come home, in the most upsetting montage scene ever." — Leila Brillson, global news editor
"My emotions are always running pretty high during The Walking Dead, but things really hit a peak when Carl had to shoot his own mother, so she wouldn't turn into a zombie after dying during labor while giving birth to his baby sister. I don't need to explain why it's sad, but it was a moment that really represented the harsh reality of the post-apocalyptic world in a way that was cruel but painfully possible." — Lexi Nisita, associate community editor
"Grey's Anatomy is basically a tear-fest, season in and season out. It's difficult to pinpoint which moment is the saddest, so I'm just going to pick the moment the show really hit me. Snow Patrol's 'Chasing Cars' soundtrack combined with the imagery of Izzy in a gown losing the man she loved moments after he was proposing is almost too much. Her future is seemingly in shambles, and the whole time this painfully heartfelt song is playing. You watch the lives of these surgeons come to a halt, and all you want to do is curl up with baked goods for a good hour after." — Hayden Manders, news editorial assistant
"Battlestar Galactica manages to put very real moments in a very fictional setting. Throughout most of the season, Lee and Kara are at each other's throats, and this episode, through flashbacks, explains exactly what went wrong between two pilots who were once impossibly close. Though seeing Lee unashamed to admit his feelings for Kara (which are truly palpable) makes me feel feelings, watching the exhausted fighters stumble into a forgiving embrace — especially after seeing so much death — makes my eyes burn." — Leila Brillson, global news editor
Photo: Courtesy of Syfy.
"There I am, watching the series finale, waiting for the mystery to finally be explained. Just as it began, some logical inconsistency — something Hurley said, I think — occurred to me. Suddenly, I looked back on the entirety of what had come before, and all the intimations of things to be revealed, and realized that — for all their suggestions that there was a larger, coherent mystery — the writers had been making it up as they went all along. I realized that Lost wasn't some wonderful puzzle with an answer — it was just random stuff that the creators thought was cool enough to keep us watching for another week. I realized, to my horror, that I had spent hours being suckered into watching absolute crap. I was heartbroken." — Gabe Bell, staff writer
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Three Pinkie Pie/Twilight comics in one compilation?! Clearly she cloned herself.
We also have some Rarity and Sweetie Belle, because OCD meets a wrecking ball is always relevant.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 12:00 PM
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Fox Sports Southwest offers programming for those longing for Texas-Texas A&M matchup
From Fox Sports Southwest:
It was one of the oldest and most storied rivalries in college football. Texas vs. Texas A&M. Two bitter rivals meeting on Thanksgiving.
While the 118-game rivalry seemed to have ended with Texas A&M's decision to join the SEC this season, fans of both schools still believe in the competitive tradition and will be able to relive it through special programming.
FOX Sports Southwest will pay tribute to the Texas size rivalry on Thanksgiving with an evening of programs dedicated to the rivalry that runs deep in the heart of Texas.
The Nov. 22 lineup includes:
5:00 p.m. – Spotlight: 1963 Texas at Texas A&M.
Several members of the 1963 Longhorn and Aggie squads share their recollections of the game that was marred by a controversial finish and overshadowed by the assassination of President Kennedy less than a week earlier. Narrated by Dana Larson, the program first aired in 2007 and includes interviews with many of the game's key players who offer their stories of the dramatic ending that propelled Texas to its first ever national championship.
5:30 p.m. – Courage Beyond the Game: Freddie Steinmark
A look at the valiant life of Texas Longhorns football player Freddie Steinmark based on award-winning author Jim Dent's book Courage Beyond the Game: The Freddie Steinmark Story. The Emmy Award winning program aired on FOX Sports Southwest before last year's rivalry game. Steinmark became a national symbol of courage and determination when he played the 1969 regular season with what he first thought was a minor leg injury that later was diagnosed as a cancerous growth in his left leg. Steinmark played his last game against Arkansas as the No. 1 Longhorns rallied to beat the No. 2 Razorbacks in the legendary game that has become known as the Game of the Century in UT's national championship season in the 100thyear of college football. Less than a week after the game, the cancerous growth led to the amputation of Steinmark's leg. He was 23 years old when he died in 1971.
7:00 p.m. – The Story of Darrell Royal
A critically acclaimed documentary originally released as a DVD in 1999 profiling the career of the three-time national champion and Texas football coaching legend narrated by Matthew McConaughey. The program aired on FOX Sports Southwest in 2003 and has been updated to include the memorial service held for the late coach. The documentary includes interviews with country music stars Willie Nelson and Larry Gatlin, Texas football greats Earl Campbell and James Street, ABC Sports' Keith Jackson, President George W. Bush and current coach Mack Brown.
8:30 p.m. – The Burning Desire
An inspirational documentary produced by Texas A&M Athletics 12th Man Productions in 2009 that made its television debut on FOX Sports Southwest in 2011. The documentary chronicles the dramatic events on the Texas A&M campus in November 1999 when the Aggie Bonfire collapsed killing 12 students and injuring several others and how the rivalry game days later with Texas became an emotional focal point for all affected.
11:00 p.m. – Big 12 No Huddle: 2011 Texas at Texas A&M
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It is amazing how big an impact natural lighting can have on your home, especially in areas where lighting typically isn't added to a property, such as the Loft Space. Here are some of the benefits:
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Chiefland City Commissioner Rollin Hudson says the hottest day in Chiefland is always city election day.
I prefer to think there are three equally hot days: Chiefland High School graduation day, city election day and Watermelon Festival day.
It was no exception this year as I worked at the Citizen booth and stood in the heat for an hour as the annual festival parade rolled by. I was delirious for a shower.
As I left Chiefland at about 1 p.m. I called home. "No shower," the Carnivore said. "Something's wrong with the well."
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(WBIR-Knoxville) A spokesman with the Knoxville Police Department says a woman who was sexually assaulted as her toddler watched was released from the hospital Wednesday night.
The police say the assault happened at Ijams Nature Center Wednesday afternoon.
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(WBIR-Knoxville) Knoxville police officers are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman Wednesday afternoon at Ijams Nature Center.
Investigators say the 24-year-old woman is expected to be released from UT Medical Center Wednesday evening.
Police said the victim was walking on a trial in the park with her 2-year-old daughter when a man shoved them both to the ground and then sexually assaulted the woman.
KPD spokesperson Darrell DeBusk said the 2-year-old suffered minor injuries and has been treated and released from the hospital.
The 911 call came in around 2:30 p.m. KPD could not say where the assault happened, but did say the woman was not at the main center.
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Ijams Nature Center's Director, Paul James, said in his 13 year tenure, there had never been a violent incident.
"This is something that's never happened before," James said. "We are taking this very seriously."
The park reopened Wednesday afternoon after police cleared the scene.
One visitor, Jesenia Matthews, received a text message about the attack while she was riding her bicycle alone on a secluded back trail.
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Pakistan has launched a military offensive in North Waziristan, ground zero for militancy in that country. Michael Kugelman raises four questions that underscore how conditions in Pakistan may be stacked against success.
Pakistan's Runaway UrbanizationJun 12, 2014
Pakistan is South Asia's most rapidly urbanizing country. In barely 10 years, nearly 50 percent of its 180 million people will live in cities (a third do today). This new publication discusses the drivers of Pakistan's urbanization, and examines the country's major urban challenges.
Wilson Center Appoints 2014-15 Pakistan ScholarJun 12, 2014
The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, in collaboration with the Fellowship Fund for Pakistan (FFFP), today announced the appointment of Dr. Fouzia Saeed as the Wilson Center's new Pakistan Scholar.
Will Karachi Become the Next Waziristan?Jun 09, 2014
Urban militancy is rising in Pakistan--and the troop drawdown in Afghanistan will likely make Pakistani cities even more violent, argues Michael Kugelman in his latest article for Foreign Policy.
Four Misconceptions About Narendra ModiJun 03, 2014
India's new prime minister Narendra Modi is a man of contradictions. But he is dogged by many misconceptions. Michael Kugelman exposes 4 that are getting a lot of attention.
The U.S.-Afghanistan Prisoner Swap Doesn't Signal Peace on the HorizonJun 02, 2014
Bowe Bergdahl, the last remaining U.S. POW in Afghanistan, has been released in exchange for five Taliban detainees held at Guantanamo. While this is a remarkable achievement, the sad truth is that peace is likely to remain elusive in Afghanistan, writes Michael Kugelman.
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Can working in China make you sick? Japanese electronics giant Panasonic certainly thinks so. It's prepared to pay its expatriates for sacrificing their health to do business in the country. But this move could backfire, writes Shihoko Goto.
Sunset in AmericaMay 29, 2014
Outgoing Pakistan Scholar Khurram Husain looks back on his time in Washington D.C. in this edition of his regular column.
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Citizens of most countries require valid visa to enter Bangladesh. The Bangladesh Embassy in Washington, DC determines the type and category of visa and duration of stay upon receiving an application. The types and categories differ according to the purpose of visit, length of stay and bilateral arrangement with the country of the foreign national. Visa on Arrival: This facility is available for US citizens when they travel to Bangladesh for some specific purposes such as a) official business b) business/trade c) potential investors, and d) tourists e) members of defense and security forces with prior clearance from the Ministry of Home Affairs of the government of Bangladesh Duration: visa on arrival for eligible travelers will be given for a period of not more than 30 days, single entry. The immigration officer at the port of entry (i.e. airports, land ports etc.) will approve this after examining all relevant documents and after his/her full satisfaction. The travelers who wish to take visa on arrival at a Bangladeshi port of entry must do the following: 1) fees has to be submitted cash in US $/Euro/ Pound sterling 2) travelers other than those on govt. duty must have a minimum of US $ 500 in cash or in credit card with them 3) must possess a return ticket if they come for a short time Also US citizens of above categories are eligible for visa on arrival if they travel to Bangladesh from a country where there is no resident Bangladesh Embassy/Consulate. As some airlines from US airports may not allow passengers Visitors are hereby advised to check with their airlines to find out if the airlines allow their passengers to get on board without visa. Wife/husband and children of Bangladeshi origin foreign citizens may also be eligible for visa on arrival upon satisfaction of the immigration officer at the port of entry following submission of proof of that he/she is a Bangladeshi origin (like citizenship certificate, current/expired Bangladesh passport) foreign citizen. Visa on arrival may be given to officers/staff of foreign Embassies, UN and subsidiary organizations located in Bangladesh after scrutinizing their appointment letters and other related travel documents. Please note that visitors who intend to stay more than 30 days or needs multiple entry visa should apply in the Bangladesh Embassy/consulates prior to their departure for Bangladesh.
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Recommendations for Roger French
Roger French has lectured at Christ For The Nations Bible College for ten years and his teaching has been well received by students from all over the world. Roger has taught in many churches and conferences throughout the UK and abroad and has been a source of help and inspiration to many people. I have found his teaching to be Biblically sound, challenging and faith building."
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As well as lecturing at a local Bible college he also has taught many times in our own church and in many others. He is always well received, and his teaching welcomed. I would have no problem recommending him to any church or organisation seeking an endorsement of his teaching, and recommend him as a person of integrity and maturity in our Lord Jesus Christ."
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Tsunami scam linked to Kuwaiti bank in Malta
A fraudulent letter by a scam artist posing as a victim of the Tsunami disaster in Asia is currently circulating over the internet. The letter claims to be from a small village in Indonesia but asks recipients to send donations to an account at FIMBANK, a Kuwaiti owned bank based in Malta. The bank in question, of which Bank of Valletta has a 9.5 per cent shareholding, today released a short public statement in which it denied connections to this online appeal. The public should be warned about this kind of fraud that seeks to take advantage of the suffering and death of thousands of people in the Indian ocean tragedy. Similar fraud took place in the wake of the September 2001 tragedy in New York. Joe Wein, a German software development expert based in Japan , has investigated the originating network of the letter and concludes that the IP is statically assigned to an internet service provider in Africa most likely in Nigeria. The letter is mentioned in a report about online scams published by Reuters:
Crudely written appeals for help have begun to appear in e-mail inboxes, asking for donations through a Web site or an offshore bank account, the analysts said. "It's only a matter of time before...we have fully fledged Web sites that spoof well-known charities, for example," said Paul Wood, chief information security analyst at MessageLabs, an Internet security company. Aid organizations have collected millions of dollars through the Internet since a tsunami claimed an estimated 150,000 lives from Indonesia to Africa on Dec. 26. One message provided to Reuters asks for help freeing up a bank account in the Netherlands, a common 419 tactic. Another claims to be from a small village in Indonesia but asks recipients to route donations through a bank account in Malta. "We have been rendered homeless and have lost all we have in life...We will be very grateful if you can assist us with any amount of money to enable us to start a new lease of life," the message says.
Public statement released by FIMBANK
The original letter with details of the letter's originating network
Online scams emerge in tsunami's wake - by Andy Sullivan of Reuters
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How To Stage A Home
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Here are three important components of staging a home:
1. Use great photos for your online listing
More than 90% of homebuyers and 100% of buyer agents go online to search for homes to buy. Prospective homebuyers and buyer agents usually see your home online first before they go to view your home. If they don't like your home when they see it online, the chance is that they'll never take the trip to your home. It makes great sense to present your home nicely online to attract your potential homebuyers and to make them feel like to take the trip to your home.
Create appealing online home photo galleries become so important parts of home staging. Leave them out, you lose at least of half of the home staging results.
If you're not good at photographing, ask one of your friends to do it for you, preferably using a wide angle camera lens. A 24 mm lens takes much better interior photos than a 35 mm lens.
If none of your friends can do it well, spend $100 dollars or so to hire a professional photographer to do it. It is well worth it.
2. Edit the photos
Pay great attention to this, especially for brightness and color tone. Have you ever seen a white wall turn blue in a photo, or a warm-colored room shift to a cold tone? Edit those back to normal. Also, feature the nicest parts of your home in your photos.
3. Create appealing online home photo galleries
First, make sure that the file size and format are right and the photos don't load too slowly. If your photos take too much time to upload, most online users don't have the patience to wait and they'll leave to look for other links.
Most websites have instructions on how to load your photos. So, read the instructions before you upload your photos.
Make sure that every desirable part of the home show up nicely.
Then it's time to organize the photos in a logical sequence, ideally starting and ending with the outside, and in between following the natural flow a touring buyer would typically take.
After you finish uploading, ask your friends to take a look at the photos from other computers and give you their feedback, and make neccesary changes as needed.
If you are good at video, you can also do the virtual video tour online. That is even better.
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New York, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Carl Hagelin's goal with 2:05 remaining in overtime sent the New York Rangers into the All-Star break with a 3-2 victory over the Ottawa Senators.
Hagelin added an assist in regulation to help the Rangers enter the break with wins in three straight games and 16 in their past 19 outings.
Henrik Lundqvist aided New York's cause with a 33-save effort, with Kevin Hayes and Chris Kreider also registering goals in the triumph.
"It's definitely a character win," Kreider said. "We probably didn't have the start we wanted. We had a few lulls, but it says a lot about the leadership in the room that we were able to gather ourselves and be ready to play."
Ottawa, which had prevailed in seven straight regular-season visits to Madison Square Garden coming in, received 32 saves from Craig Anderson in a losing cause. Erik Karlsson and Milan Michalek accounted for the Senators' two scores.
The Rangers overcame a 2-1 deficit after two periods, with Kreider netting the equalizer 2:42 into the third. The young forward got behind the Ottawa defense and beat Anderson 1-on-1 after taking in a pinpoint pass from Marc Staal.
Lundqvist kept it tied after 60 minutes by recording 13 saves in the third, and Hagelin charged the net to redirect a give from a spinning Derek Stepan past Anderson to give New York the two points.
"We just seemed to be short a man there for some reason," said Anderson of the game-winning goal. "They got a guy behind our line of defense."
The Senators' two goals came within a 63-second span in the second period after Hayes had given the Rangers a 1-0 lead earlier in the stanza.
Lundqvist stopped Erik Condra in close but the Rangers couldn't clear the puck on the first goal, which set up Karlsson to connect on a wrist shot from the right circle with 6:22 remaining in the middle session.
A high-sticking penalty to New York's Lee Stempniak led to Ottawa's second score. Just nine seconds into the ensuing power play, Michalek slipped the rebound of Alex Chiasson's initial attempt under Lundqvist's pad to give the Senators a 2-1 edge.
The Rangers had a 5-on-3 advantage for over a minute late in the second, but weren't able to convert.
After a scoreless opening period in which both teams appeared to lack energy, the action picked up considerably in the second.
Hayes broke the stalemate 9:29 into the stanza by crashing the net to put in the carom of Dan Girardi's long drive, with the goal coming just moments after Lundqvist turned away Bobby Ryan from close range.
The Rangers last defeated Ottawa on home ice during the regular season on Oct.
3, 2009, while Anderson had won all six of his previous non-playoff starts at
MSG ... New York improved to 22-0-1 this season when allowing two goals or
fewer ... Ottawa forward Mark Stone extended his point streak to six games
with an assist on Karlsson's goal ... Senators forward Chris Neil played in
his first game since Dec. 11, having missed the team's last 16 contests with a
knee injury ... Ottawa will host Toronto on Wednesday in its final game prior
to the All-Star break.
Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
NFL players have a very short shelf life to make significant amounts of money so it's tough to fault anyone who has outperformed a contract when they go knocking on the door to ask for more.
Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reportedly retained restricted free agent forward Kyle Singler with a five-year contract extension.
The Detroit Red Wings signed veteran forward Brad Richards a one-year contract on Wednesday.


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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
CHICAGO — One of the most commonly used type of rail tanker has been allowed to haul hazardous liquids from coast to coast even though transportation officials were aware of a dangerous design flaw that almost guarantees the car will tear open in an accident, potentially spilling cargo that could catch fire, explode or contaminate the environment.
The rail and chemical industries have committed to a safer design for new tankers but are pressing regulators not to require modifications to tens of thousands of existing cars, despite a spike in the number of accidents as more tankers are put into service to accommodate soaring demand for ethanol, the highly flammable corn-based fuel usually transported by rail.
The tanker, known as the DOT-111, is a workhorse of the American rail fleet, with a soda-can shape that makes it one of the most easily recognizable cars on freight routes.
The tanker's steel shell is too thin to resist puncture in accidents. The ends are vulnerable to tears from couplers that can rip off between cars. Unloading valves and other exposed fittings on the tops of tankers can break during rollovers.


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(Update with official response) AT&T subscribers in San Francisco and the Bay Area have been reporting major service issues affecting their phones on Friday. The outages have triggered an above-average number of failed calls but appear to have rendered data completely inoperable for most customers. While the errors depend on the device, some have encountered errors trying to "activate" the data network in the region.
Sprint today in a brief Twitter update confirmed that its versions of the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment will both be updated to Android 2.0. While the company doesn't have an exact release window, it plans for both to be upgraded within the first half of 2010. Both currently run Android 1.5.
Danish design company Threads has launched its first line of designer notebook bags, with designs focused on simplicity and a maintaining a positive economic impact. The bags are produced in small-scale factories located in South Korea, with hand-stitching completed in Vietnam. The new products include the Journalcase, Shouldercase, Grannybag and Natural.
T-Mobile is considering the possibility of dropping part of its special HotSpot@Home calling service, a source said today. The carrier is supposedly disappointed with its fixed service, which uses two SIM cards to create a local network for phones, and may drop the feature "soon." T-Mobile's reversal is said by the BGR contact to be the result of T-Mobile's new chief operational officer determining that the plan isn't profitable.
Fire Core has released an update to its Apple TV enhancement software, aTV Flash. Version 4.0.3 integrates an improved Couch Surfer Pro interface, featuring a new layout and additional navigation options, along with full support for Apple's Remote app for the iPhone and iPod touch. Users can navigate the Internet from Apple TV using the mobile device as a touchpad and keyboard.
Fusion Garage chief Chandrasekhar Rathakrishnan in an interview published today has provided details of how the Joojoo tablet's performance as well as its future plans. The company lead confirms that the Atom-based tablet carries 1GB of RAM but also has a dedicated graphics processor instrumental to its 1080p Flash playback as well as better 3D. Rathakrishnan claims to Engadget that the Joojoo has enough 3D performance to support 'at least iPhone level' games.
Verizon's chief executive on Friday dispelled rumors about the telecommunications company's interest in buying satellite TV provider DirecTV. Ivan Seidenberg believes his company has no need for DirecTV as Verizon already offers its own HDTV service, FiOS TV.
SwimMan has launched a new waterproofed iPod shuffle, and is offering a combo deal for the holidays. The Shuffle is a 2GB, third-generation model waterproofed from the inside out, and so does not require special external casing. It can be submerged to 25 feet, although the waterproofing process does disable the on-off and shuffle buttons, which can be substituted for with the headset and the center-wheel button. The other buttons remain functional, but tend to be stiffer.
Western Digital says it has developed a technique that provides more usable space out of a given hard drive capacity. Known as Advanced Format, it reduces the amount of overhead for each data sector by pooling together information. Instead of requiring a single Sync/DAM header and ECC (error correction) block for each sector, it would create much larger 4KB sectors that use one set of each header.
Logic3 and USBfever have each launched new speaker systems for notebooks and MP3 players: the ScreenBeat USB and the Sonar Speaker. The aluminum, cylinder-shaped ScreenBeat speaker produces 3W of RMS output. While specifically designed for notebooks, the speaker is capable of working with any media device with a USB port, and is powered by the device it is plugged into. A compact design is meant to sit close to the front or sides of a computer.
The ODROID gaming console is now shipping in a worldwide developer edition. The device has a touchscreen and an HDMI output and can indeed support HD resolutions on TV sets, as seen in the video, below. The Korean device uses an 833MHz Samsung ARM Cortex processor and 512MB of RAM. There is also an accelerometer for certain motion-control games.
HarperCollins is the latest publishing house to announce it will delay the release of new electronic books in order to give their hardcover counterparts more time on the shelves and to ensure the longevity of the book industry in general. The chief executive of HarperCollins, Brian Murray, said the delays will start in January or February and involve the delay of five to 10 new hardcover titles each month. Depending on the book, the delay could range from four weeks to six months.
The iPhone is effectively stealing control of subscribers away from AT&T, says iSuppli. The research group notes that as cellphone carriers have grown, they have been able to depend less and less on money from voice. As a result they have increasingly turned towards data, selling not only bandwidth but services such as games, ringtones and video.
A recent TMoNews article maintains that two T-Mobile handsets, the Touch Pro2 and Dash 3G, will soon get a software update to Windows Mobile 6.5. The two T-Mobile handsets currently use Windows Mobile 6.1, and the update is expected to bring easier navigating through the menus, with tasks and checking information done much quicker and easier than before. The web browsing experience is also much improved.
UK retailer eXpansys today revealed that the Motorola Milestone's UK debut sold out in less than three hours. The exclusive sales outlet for the phone in the country said it listed the phone at 10AM on Thursday but had to label it as out of stock just 2.5 hours later. The rate is an all-time company record and even outpaced Apple's iPhone.
ASUS earlier this week said it plans to contract out its manufacturing operations by spinning off a new company, tentatively called Pegatron Investment Holdings Company, in order to reduce its capital by 85 percent. The new company will sell new shares, with 25 percent retained by ASUS while the other 75 percent will be offered to shareholders, according to an ASUS filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange.
Dell may be having trouble fulfilling orders due to inherent problems with its delivery system, according to multiple anecdotal reports. Those who've ordered say their orders have been delayed as many as four times and in many cases have been pushed back to January. When asked, Dell regularly claims that it's waiting on one or more parts before it can finish building the system and claims that there are a lot of orders due to the holidays.
Seagate's promised 7mm notebook hard drive will be relatively limited in capacity if leaked details prove accurate. To be called the Momentus Thin, the line will purportedly top out at 250GB and have just one step down, a 160GB model, for those concerned about cost. The disks should nonetheless still spin at the same 5,400RPM as typical notebook drives measuring 9.5mm or 12mm tall.
Apple may be ready to buy VoIP business iCall, claims a source in contact with Silicon Alley Insider. In addition to featuring a Windows client, iCall also provides VoIP services through an iPhone app and a limited web client. Apple and iCall are allegedly already in talks, working on a deal estimated to be worth $50 to $60 million.
An unnamed source claims to have seen someone using an AT&T-branded Palm Pixi handset on San Francisco's mass transit system. The early look is just an indication and there is no official word from neither AT&T nor Palm about whether the Pixi is actually coming to the provider. Thus far, the Pixi is only available with a Sprint connection.
A driver download page on Acer's website reveals a new, as-yet-unreleased netbook model, the Aspire One 532. Available in a couple of models, the AO532H-xx, will be Acer's first netbook based on Intel's Pine Trail platform. That means the AO532H will be powered by the 1.66GHz N450 Intel Atom CPU, which is confirmed by several retailer sites that are already listing the netbook for sale.
Microsoft is not banning Apple products from its press events, a company spokesperson says. At a recent Windows Mobile 6.5 event in Munich, Germany, one Microsoft representative is alleged to have criticized journalists for talking about owning an iPhone. The one incident led to reports that Microsoft had banned the use or mention of Apple products at official events.
Microsoft ought to cut its losses and drop Windows Mobile and Zune, Strategic News Service analyst and founder Mark Anderson said late Friday. He argues that, apart from the Xbox 360, the Windows developer's consumer electronics businesses have largely flopped and that it lacks a fundamental understanding of how these work. Apple, Google and most Asian companies have a far better understanding and are likely to still dominate the field.
Acer's first smartphone powered by the Android operating system, the Liquid A1, has recently gone through testing at the FCC, with the documents revealing that it will support AT&T's 850/1,900MHz 3G network. Despite this, there is still no official indication from either from AT&T or Acer about when the Liquid A1 is expected to ship for North American consumption. The FCC filing also reveals the phone will carry the S100 designation as part of its full name.
Apple has finally announced an effort towards fixing problems with iTunes 9 sync, a British website reports. "We are aware of the issue and are investigating," an Apple spokesman is quoted as saying. The company has otherwise had no comment on the matter since early September, when iTunes 9 was released.
The Canadian government today cleared Globalive to run what should be the country's fourth national carrier. After initially letting the CRTC reject Globalive's WIND service due to concerns about foreign ownership, Industry Minister Tony Clement now says the results have been overturned as it's been decided that the foreign investment in the company doesn't constitute "in fact" control that would violate Canadian ownership laws. The decision takes effect immediately and clears WIND to run as soon as it's ready.
Apple may be adopting a more tolerant approach to flaws in submitted iPhone apps, one developer's experience suggests. Vimov notes that it recently submitted an update for iSimulate, an app which makes multi-touch and accelerometer commands possible within the Mac iPhone simulator. Despite the fact that the update makes a call to a private API, Apple has temporarily approved it, only asking that the next update remove the offending code.
(Updated with details inside the suit) Apple today responded to Nokia's lawsuit by filing a countersuit of its own. The new complaint accuses Nokia of violating 13 Apple-held patents. Apple General Counsel Bruce Sewell also alleges that Nokia is exploiting work on products like the iPhone to maintain its status in the industry.
Palm may have fared better than expected in its crucial fall quarter, according to an investment note from Kaufman Brothers. Senior analyst Shaw Wu points to checks in the industry that suggest the company should have shipped about 670,000 Pre and Pixi phones between September and November. Although down from the summer peak of 823,000 phones, the tally is higher than expected and should skew towards the more lucrative Pre.
Namco has released an iPhone port of Pac-Man Championship Edition, originally developed for the Xbox Live Arcade. The title replicates the original Pac-Man gameplay, but expands on it with multiple modes. The signature Championship Mode asks players to get the highest possible score within three to five minutes, while Mission Mode has gamers try for a series of tasks, each completed in roughly a minute.
Nokia on Friday introduced a new handset, the 5235 Comes With Music, which serves as an effective upgrade to the existing 5230 phone. The new model brings Comes With Music ready to go and can take unlimited downloads for as long as 1.5 years, all of which can be kept after the subscription ends. The 5235 has a 3.2-inch touchscreen and the battery life to play back 33 hours of music, which can be stored on a 16GB microSDHC memory card.
Apple has published the iTunes Holiday Sampler, a free album available through the iTunes Store. The compilation includes a number of traditional and non-traditional Christmas songs, from artists like Toby Keith, Weezer, Stephen Colbert and Aretha Franklin. It primarily directs listeners to albums the tracks are taken from, which come at a cost. The album also serves to promote Apple's iTunes LP format, which offers DVD-like extras such as lyrics and photos.
As promised early last week, TechCrunch today revealed a lawsuit against its one-time collaborator Fusion Garage in a Northern District of California court. The complaint accuses the CrunchPad (now JooJoo) developer of fraud, misappropriation of business ideas and other claims for allegedly "stealing" the project away from the tech website without consent.
Nokia's Ovi Store for mobile apps has been trounced by Apple's App Store, the former's media group product lead George Linardos admitted on Thursday. Created as rival to the iPhone's portal, Ovi is now acknowledged as having been 'outpaced' by the App Store as its tendency to crash, its slow speed and its lack of features to match Apple's have left it behind. The executive noted that the current Ovi incarnation was primarily meant to integrate Nokia's disparate services and wasn't ready for the iPhone's approach.
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|Construction of a Well-Defined Multifunctional Dendrimer for Theranostics.
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|A dendrimer-based building block for theranostics was designed. The multifunctional dendrimer is polyamide-based and contains nine azide termini, nine amine termini, and fifty-four terminal acid groups. Orthogonal functionalization of the multifunctional dendrimer with a near-infrared (NIR) cyanine dye afforded the final dendrimer that shows fluorescence in the NIR region and no toxicity toward T98G human cells. The synthetic strategy described here might be promising for fabricating the next generation of materials for theranostics.
|Cátia Ornelas; Ryan Pennell; Leonard F Liebes; Marcus Weck
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Barley's Angels International Women's Day Fundraiser at Buckman Botanical Brewery
Celebrate International Women's Day with women exploring beer at Buckman Botanical Brewery. A benefit fundraiser for Portland Women's Crisis Line (PWCL).
We'll be treated to a brewery tour, a flight of Botanical brews and an appetizer while raising funds for a local organization that serves women in need.
The beer – a flight of 5 brews (subject to change based on availability):
- Apple Beer
- Orange Peel Ale
- Barrel Aged Pumpkin Kolsch
- Chamomello
- Ginger Pale Ale
The Appetizers Choose from (included with your ticket) :
- Hummus Platter
- Buffalo Chicken Wings
- Baked Crab & Artichoke Parmesan Dip
- Kobe Beef Sliders
- Smokey Beans & Rice
Proceeds will benefit Portland Women's Crisis Line Founded in 1972 this organization dedicates it's resources to women through their:
- Advocacy Program Services
- Volunteer & Outreach Services
- Finding Resources
- Safety Planning
- Shelter Space
We're also taking a collection for practical items on PWCL's Wish List (Found here). Bring any items with you the day of the event.
Tickets include Tour, flight, appetizer, contribution, and gratuity all for just $25, available online at http://barleysangels.org


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IOUG Forum at Collaborate09
Wow…finally. The latest and greatest Oracle user event has finally started. It is amazing to see all of the folks that are here. There is nothing that truly replaces the face to face interaction that these types of events offer.
The conference kicked off with the general session that was delivered by Charles Phillips. Of course the Presidents of each user group (me for the IOUG, Ray Payne for OAUG and Sue Shaw for Quest) were all up there introducing Charles and thanking everyone for coming. Considering the reduction in business travel these days we appreciate the folks that were able to attend.
Charles Phillips opened the event by discussing numerous items including new release of Beehive (Oracle's collaboration tool), BI Applications, more and free extended support of Oracle products and a new eBusiness Suite release. And Charles restated Oracle's support  of the user community and its shown by their active partnership at the event.
In addition the IOUG is offering to all those individuals who could not attend in person the chance to be part the event. We are hosting 35 sessions that run throughout the conference to people in-person here and streaming it in an interactive manner to people in the virtual world. Â This is the first hybrid event and on day one it has been working great.
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