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Hugh Jackman Hints The Wolverine May Be his Final Solo Film
When you look back at the X-Men film franchise, you'll find one common denominator, or one that doesn't cause a massive debate among fans, and that is the Wolverine character. Logan has appeared in all of the films centered on the X-Men, including his own spin-off. Wolverine is arguably the most popular character from the X-Men comics, and possibly in Marvel comics, mainly due to his no-nonsense, act now, ask questions later attitude than many of us wished we possessed. Hugh Jackman, who saw a massive boost in popularity from the role, has played the character from the start and has done a pretty decent job, minus a few scenes and a terrible spin-off. We'll next see Wolverine slice his way into theaters this July with James Mangold's The Wolverine, which takes the character to Japan to take on the likes of Viper and Silver Samurai. Jackman is also filming the anticipated X-Men: Days of Future Past with his other X-Men alum.
Much like the hotly discussed situation with Robert Downey Jr. and the Iron Man character, one has to wonder how much longer or for how many more films can Jackman keep playing the angry Canadian mutant. If you look to Jackman's latest interview with EW, possibly not much longer; at least in regards to solo films.
"I wasn't even sure after the first [stand-alone] film if I would do another," he tells EW. "I won't say never, because I'm still loving it. But there would have to be a pretty compelling reason."
Much like RDJ, the idea of recasting the character is hard to imagine, and The Wolverine producer Hutch Parker agrees, saying the idea of putting someone else in the role is "blasphemous". Keep in mind, the actor is just talking solo films, so should Fox continue to make X-Men films, which they will very likely do, we could still see Jackman show up as Wolverine, so long as he's willing and able to do so. But with Fox concentrating on the earlier years of the team, it may just be smaller roles we see.
There are certainly numerous actors out there who would love to get their claws on the popular role, and I know he can't play the role forever, but it certainly is hard to imagine another actor in the role. Do you think Jackman will be around for a while or is it time for a new actor to don the hair and claws?
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First Board please advice me wich to buy
Hi guys. I've decided to learn to ride snowboard. I don't have much money so I am seeking to buy cheap starter equipment. I've found some offers for second hand boards and bindings (I am not from UK) but I don't understand and I don't have anybody to ask which is good and which is bad. Could you give your advice I will appreciate it.
I would prefer 1) or 2) because they are 50 euro with board and bindings but what's your opinion?
Snowboard + bindings- 50 euro
Snowboard -Drill Mt50 150cm,
Bindings - Factory
4 years old ridden 20 times perfect condition
Pictures: https://picasaweb.google.com/1057671...91/DrillMT5002
What the seller said to me on chat:
It's wide twin - don't know what this is
Some special cover on the bottom it is not smooth but has some little holes
It is pro board with all the techonolgies and it was 650euro when he bought it.
Snowboard + bindings - 50 euro
Board - Burton 157 and has marks from usage
Bindings - snow pro
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Snowboard + bindings - 100 euro
Board is Elan Artec 1.2 and it is for freestyle,jib,rail
Twin tip
S-Contact Base
Length: 156,5 cm
Eff. Edge: 1169 mm
Waist Width: 251 mm
Cent. Stance: 540 mm (220 "Set Back 15 mm/0,6")
With the board the are aluminum bindings
The stuff are buyed last season and they are used 10 times.
Pictures: Snimka.bg: Snowboard Set 290lv vsichko - ??? - styrafoamkidx
Board - 50 euro
Board height - 164 cm
It's waxed and made ready for the season
Snimka.bg: SNOWBOARD - ????? - darkassassin
Board + some bad binding 30 euro
Board - Rossignol 140cm
Bindings - sellers says he gifts them but they are not very safe they are bad...
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Also could you check out theese boots:
Burton Mens Freestyle Boots
Seller says they are brand new and sells them for 75 euro.
The lightweight, comfortable Burton Mens Freestyle Boots provide the flex and board feel you need to take on any feature in the terrain park. Burton used a skate shoe approach to design these bootsa low-profile sole with EVA cushioning allows for board feel and shock absorption on rails, boxes, and jumps
Are they good do they worth the money?
And I found one more pair of boots at the same money (I can't give more) which are better
Exus man board boots
Season: winter2009/2010
Inside Sock: Level 1/5
Slip-sole: Level F
Hardness: 5/10
Sock: Ultralon® foam; termoregulated
Sole: rubber, with EVA foam
Renting is not an option since one time is 15 euro and I plan to ride as much as I can and 20 rides will be 300euro = quality set
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Hi, welcome to the forum!
There is a ton of info right here > http://www.snowboardingforum.com/boa...ease-read.html
Have a read through, i'm sure once you have figured out what size etc will work for your weight, that will help you narrow down your search for a board.
Do some searches, read some threads that are already here discussing boards, bindings and boots. You'll be on your way before you know it!
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I just won 2 free tickets from my local radio station to see Daughtry, Theory of a Deadman and Cavo, on Thursday. We also get to go early and will have a meet and greet with the bands before the concert. Looking forward to it!
I couldn't believe I won! I never win jack shit....lol


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Dr John Giduck (via his lawyer Lawrence G Katz) has filed a civil lawsuit against SOCNET.com and those certain individuals who have been perpetrating the ongoing vendetta against him, his family and business Archangel Group.
In a previous post on this site we outlined broad details of the lawsuit. We can now share a copy of the actual lawsuit document.
It makes disturbing reading and shows the lengths the perpetrators have gone to in their vendetta against Dr John Giduck his family, friends and associates.
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Looks like Zayn Malik and Niall Horan are heading for a fall out, as Zayn's girlfriend Perrie Edwards has admitted she's got a crush on the Irish babe, because of his braces.
The 19 year-old only recently got his metal mouth removed after a year and a half, but despite not being the most attractive accessory fans certainly seemed to fall for it, as has Perrie.
When asked by a fan during a Twitter chat with Yahoo!Omg whether they should get a brace, Perrie said: "Please get a brace, because I've always wanted one!"
When it was pointed out that Niall had one she replied:"Yep, and he is ROCKING it!"
Musing over the blonde babe's pearly whites she admitted she was a little jealous of them, confessing: "I want a brace now, but I wish I had had one when I was younger."
Before gushing over her boyfriend's BFF, saying: "Niall looks so cute!"
Niall Horan rocks it out on stage (WENN)
It's not the first time Perrie has given away her soft spot for the Kiss You cutie, last year her bandmates admitted she'd had a crush on him before falling for now boyfriend Zayn Mailk.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock told We Love Pop magazine last summer.
"Perrie's got a little crush on Niall," she said, before Jesy Nelson added: "Ever since she found out that he likes her, she won't stop talking about it."
Let's hope Zayn isn't the jealous type!
The couple recently celebrated their first anniversary with a romantic trip to Paris and were even spotted smooching under the Eifel Tower.
Last month Niall got a little over excited about getting rid of his braces, tweeting: "Morning. ! This is it ! I'm goin to the dentist! I think this is my last hour with braces! Oh how I'm gona miss them ! Naaaaaaat !"
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Is Oil-Demand Plateauing?
Posted By Barry Ritholtz On March 29, 2013 @ 12:00 pm In Energy | Comments Disabled
Source: Bloomberg
The huge finds in Natural Gas and historically low prices on a per BTU basis is driving more more big energy consumers away from Crude Oil. This could lead to a global plateau in Oil demand by the end of the decade, according to Seth Kleinman, the head of European energy research at Citigroup.
Crude oil is now about four times more expensive than natural gas for equal amounts of energy. This could have enormous significance for how we power cars, trucks, railroad engines and power plants.
David Wilson quoted Kleinman, noting "Oil demand growth may be topping out sooner than the market expects." Greater fuel economy may combine with the shift toward gas to cause global demand to level off at about 91 million barrels a day, the report said.
David Wilson
Bloomberg, March 27, 2013
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Fight your traffic ticket in court!
David Brown, Attorney
August 2013, 7th Edition
Fight an unfair ticket in any state!
We've all received one -- a traffic ticket that seems completely unfair, the result of an officer's evening quota rather than a serious moving violation. But do you have to pay the penalty and watch your driving record crash and burn?
Not if you choose to fight back! With Nolo's Beat Your Ticket, you'll get the lowdown on the best strategies for beating traffic tickets in court. In plain English, you'll learn how to:
- use the law to fight an unwarranted ticket
- analyze the case and decide whether to fight or fold
- find out what the police officer plans to say at your trial
- find legal assistance and get the most out of it
- prepare witness testimony
- attack radar and other detection methods
- pick a jury
- present your case
- cross-examine the ticketing officer
Whether you want to contest a common speeding citation, a right-of-way violation, or a non-DUI alcohol-related offense, Beat Your Ticket clearly lays out your options. This edition is extensively updated to reflect your state's current traffic laws, including the latest rules, statistics, and court procedures.
Are you a California resident? Check out Fight Your Ticket & Win in California.
"Beat Your Ticket gives responsible motorists the means to protect their rights."
-James J. Baxter, President, National Motorists Association
"Covers…when to take the traffic-school option, how to research for court, and how to conduct yourself before the judge."-Dallas Morning News
David Brown
David Brown practices law in the Monterey, California area, where he has represented both landlords and tenants in hundreds of court cases -- most of which he felt could have been avoided if both sides were more fully informed about landlord/tenant law. Brown, a graduate of Stanford University (chemistry) and the University of Santa Clara Law School, also teaches law at the Monterey College of Law.
Table of Contents
Your Legal Companion for Beating Your Ticket 1
Chapter 1
First Things 3
A Tale of a Ticket 4
Are Tickets Impossible to Beat? 5
How This Book Is Organized 7
Chapter 2
What Are You Charged With? 9
What Does the Law Say? 10
Finding Support Using Legal Research 13
Chapter 3
Should You Fight Your Ticket? 19
Understanding Traffic Offenses 20
Negative Consequences of Getting a Ticket 23
The Traffic School Option 26
Deciding Whether to Fight Your Ticket 28
Putting It All Together - How to Decide Whether to Fight or Fold 32
Defenses That Rarely Work 33
Chapter 4
Lawyers and What They Can Do For You? 35
What Lawyers Can Do 36
Types of Lawyers 38
Getting the Most Out of Your Lawyer 41
Firing Your Lawyer 41
Chapter 5
Speed Violations: Understanding the Laws of Your State 43
Three Types of Speed Limits 44
"Absolute" Speed Limits 45
"Presumed" Speed Limits 46
The "Basic" Speed Law 50
Chapter 6
Speed Detection: Pacing, Aircraft, VASCAR, Radar, and Laser - How They Work, How to Fight Them 53
Getting Caught 54
How Was Your Speed Measured? 55
Chapter 7
Other Moving Violations 85
Not Stopping at Stop Signs 88
Not Stopping at a Stoplight 91
Automated Enforcement Devices ("Red Light Cameras") 93
Improper Turning 95
Right-of-Way Violations 105
Driving Too Slowly 111
Tailgating 115
Unsafe Lane Changes 116
Improper Passing 118
Non-DUI/DWI Alcohol-Related Offenses 121
Chapter 8
Driving Under the Influence 127
The Standard Charges 133
The Arrest 137
The Arraignment 146
Interpreting the Police Report 149
Do You Need a Lawyer? 154
After the Arraignment 160
Pleading Guilty 161
Going to Trial 163
All About Alcohol 166
Additional Resources 170
Chapter 9
First Steps to Fight Your Ticket 173
So You've Decided to Fight 174
Taking the First Steps 174
Using "Discovery" to Build Your Case 183
Chapter 10
Preparing for Trial - Your Case 193
Asking for a "Continuance" (Postponement) 195
Gathering Your Notes and Research 197
Diagrams, Maps, and Pictures 198
Preparing Your Testimony 202
Preparing Your Witnesses 208
Preparing for the Prosecution's Cross-Examination 210
Chapter 11
Preparing for Trial - The Officer's Testimony
and Cross-Examination 213
When and How to Object to Testimony 214
How to Cross-Examine the Officer 219
Chapter 12
Trial Before a Judge (No Jury) 253
Introduction 254
Trial Procedure 259
Appealing for a New Trial 278
Chapter 13
Jury Trial 281
Introduction 282
Try to Settle Your Case 283
Selecting the Jury 285
Trial Procedure 292
Preparing Jury Instructions 298
The Judge Instructs the Jury 299
Appeals From a Jury Verdict 300
Index 301
Chapter 2
What Are You Charged With?
What Does the Law Say?......................................................... 10
Use the Internet......................................................................... 10
Use Public and Law Libraries................................................. 11
Read the Law Carefully............................................................. 11
Finding Support Using Legal Research................................ 13
Finding Case Decisions........................................................... 13
Analyzing Court Decisions........................................................ 15
Can Other Laws Help Your Case?.......................................... 16
What Does the Law Say?
The first thing you need to do is find out what you are charged with—not just what your ticket says, but the exact words of the law you are charged with breaking. In some states, traffic laws are set out in a "Vehicle Code," while in others they are gathered as part of a "Transportation Code," "Motor Vehicle Laws," or under some similar name. No two states have exactly the same traffic laws, but most are very similar.
Look for a number on your ticket that corresponds to the law (often called a "statute" or "vehicle code section") you are charged with violating. Sometimes it will be hand printed by the officer in a box or blank; other times it's preprinted on the ticket, with the officer simply checking the appropriate box. In either case, near the statute number you will often find a very short description of the law (for example, "VC [Vehicle Code Section] 22350—exceeding posted speed"). For speeding violations, in most states you'll also find the speed the officer claims you were going, as well as the posted speed limit on the road where you were stopped.
Now you must look up and read the law the officer claims you violated.
Use the Internet
The fastest way to find your state's traffic laws is to search online. On your state's website, you can either do a search for the code number of the law or you can scroll through the index of laws usually highlighted on the state's home page. Another option is to google the name of your state and the name of the code or the title of the law. For example, googling "Vermont excessive speed" results in several entries for Vermont Code § 1097, which sets out the law regarding excessive speed.
Be sure you are reading current law. Once you've found your state's motor vehicle laws, make sure you have your hands on the latest version. This is particularly important if you use books, as described, below. Republished fairly infrequently, these law books are updated with paperback supplements inside the front or back cover.
Useful Internet Resources
Here is a list of some websites you can use to help you research your case:
The Legal Information Institute website at Cornell Law School has links to many states' motor vehicle (traffic) codes, at
The Legal Research Center on Nolo's website has information about conducting legal research and links to other online legal research resources, at http://www.nolo.com/legal-research/.
FindLaw's Traffic Ticket Center provides links to state motor vehicle laws and more information about fighting traffic tickets. Go to
There are several other websites where groups and individuals provide traffic-ticket fighting strategies and information. The ones we like best are:
www.motorists.org, and
Use Public and Law Libraries
Most libraries have copies of their state's vehicle laws. This could range anywhere from a single dog-eared volume containing just the fine-print text of traffic laws to a complete multivolume set of all the state's laws. The bigger the library, the more likely it is to have a more comprehensive collection. It's a good idea to call the reference librarian to see what's available before making a trip. In most states you can usually use a courthouse or public law school law library, which will almost surely have a complete set of laws. Often the easiest way to find the text of the law you are charged with is to show your ticket to the research librarian and ask for directions to the proper book.
Read the Law Carefully
Once you find the law you are charged with, study it carefully to determine which facts the prosecution will have to prove to convict you. Many laws are complex. In fact, they are often so convoluted that it's not uncommon to find, upon careful reading, that what you did was not, technically speaking, a violation of the exact words of the statute. Always ask yourself the question: What are the elements (or parts) of the offense I am charged with committing?
For example, in most states the law making U-turns illegal reads like this:
No person in a residence district shall make a U‑turn when any other vehicle is approaching from either direction within 200 feet, except at an intersection when the approaching vehicle is controlled by an official traffic-control device.
You should break this law down into its elements by drawing a line between each clause, like this:
No person in a residence district / shall make a U-turn / when any other vehicle is approaching from either direction / within 200 feet / except at an intersection / when the approaching vehicle / is controlled / by an official traffic-control device.
Focusing on each element of a law is often the key to unlocking an effective defense. That's because to be found guilty of having made this illegal U-turn, the state must prove you violated every element of the offense. In this case, the state would have to show specifically that:
You were driving in a "residence district"
You drove your vehicle in a 180-degree turn, or "U-turn"
Another vehicle was approaching within 200 feet or fewer, in front of or behind you, and
An "official traffic-control device" at an "intersection" was not controlling the vehicle approaching you.
If you can show that your conduct didn't violate any element of a traffic law, then the law was not violated and the charge should be dismissed. For example, you should be found not guilty if the area where you were ticketed was not a "residence district," or the vehicle the officer claims was approaching was more than 200 feet away, or you were at an intersection controlled by an "official traffic control device."
This type of word-by-word reading of statutes may seem hyper-technical, but it is commonly employed by lawyers and judges. The American legal system is built on the concept that you are innocent unless the state can prove you committed some clearly defined conduct—for example, driving a motor vehicle faster than 65 mph on a public road. (Note that even if you conclude you really have violated every element of a law, your case is not hopeless. In Chapter 3 we discuss other legal challenges you can make.)
Finding Support Using Legal Research
As discussed, our first step is to dissect the wording of the violation you are charged with to see if you committed every element of the offense. If, after doing this, you are not certain you can challenge the law on this ground, there are further steps you can take to build a strong defense. The key skill to build your defense is knowing how to research and understand the laws that apply to the particular legal problem. Fortunately, legal research isn't difficult; you certainly don't need a law degree to do it. The techniques needed for even fairly sophisticated legal research on traffic tickets can be learned in several hours. An excellent tool for helping you do this is the book Legal Research: How to Find & Understand the Law, by Steve Elias and the Editors of Nolo. Below I'll briefly cover several key research techniques.
Finding Case Decisions
Once a law is written, judges use real-life situations to interpret it. Sometimes these decisions (called cases) will make a huge difference to your situation. For example, in all states, speeding for the purpose of being a show-off is a crime called "exhibition of speed." But an appeals court in California expanded the law to include screeching a car's tires (or burning rubber) to impress listeners who can't necessarily see you. This unusual expansion of the words "exhibition of speed" is something you would never know by reading the law alone.
In another example, Ohio's speeding law says you must drive at a "reasonable and prudent" speed. But it does not say whether it is legal to drive over the posted speed limit. A state appeals court ruled, however, that the wording of the law allowed motorists to drive above the posted speed if they are being "reasonable and prudent." Without reading the appeals court decision, the average person would not know that it was legal to drive above the posted speed limit in Ohio.
Don't waste time researching a law that is simple and clear. If you are charged with failure to make a complete stop at a stop sign, you probably do not need to research case law. Reading the law itself is probably enough. It's usually a pretty clear law and unlikely to have been changed through court decisions. On the other hand, if the law you're charged under is a bit more complex, case law research can help you answer questions that the statutes or laws themselves don't address. For example, this could be true in a case involving a "presumed" speed law where your right to see a copy of the officer's notes in advance of the trial has been denied.
To learn more about how a law has been interpreted, look for your state's annotated codes. Annotated codes are a set of laws that contain summaries of court decisions beneath each entry.
The simplest way to find annotated codes is through the Internet. Private Internet services such as LexisNexis (www.lexisnexis.com), Versuslaw (www.versuslaw.com), and FindLaw (www.findlaw.com) provide annotated codes—as well as case decisions—but you'll have to pay a fee to access them. (We recommend Versuslaw, as it is the least expensive service, and you can use your credit card to pay for services.) You may also be able to find case law regarding certain types of motor vehicle statues by using an Internet search engine such as Google.
You can also find actual hard copy sets of annotated laws in law libraries, at publicly funded law schools, at principal county courthouses (usually open to the public), and at private law schools where the public is sometimes allowed access. Some larger public libraries also stock sets of annotated codes. Annotated codes are indexed by topic and are kept up to date each year with paperback supplements (called "pocket parts"), located in a replaceable pocket in the front or back cover of each volume. If you decide to go to the library to look up the codes, don't forget to look through these pocket parts for any law changes or case decisions occurring since the hardcover volume was printed.
Analyzing Court Decisions
Once you find the law you are accused of violating in the annotated law books, skim the brief summaries of the court decisions that interpret the law. Look first for relatively recent cases that involve situations similar to yours where a judge ruled in favor of the defendant because of some circumstances that you, too, might be able to prove. Assuming you find a summary that you think might apply to you, you'll need to read the court's full written opinion to see if it really makes a point that helps you beat your ticket.
Make note of the "citation" for the relevant case. This consists of a shorthand identification of the page, volume, and set of law books where the decision or case can be found. (See "How Citations Work," below.) In most states, there are two different sets of volumes of books containing the court decisions, and you'll be given a citation to each, one after the other. It makes no difference which one you use.
If you find annotations to several cases that fit your facts, look first at the most recent one (newer cases often reinterpret or supersede older ones) decided by your state's highest court (called the supreme court in every state except New York and Maryland). Cases from your state's intermediate level appeals courts are valid unless overruled by that state's supreme court.
Finally, you should look at the actual case (not just the summary in the annotated codes). If you are doing your research online using one of the for-pay services, such as Versuslaw, there will probably be a link to the case within the annotated code. Or you can find it by typing the citation into the site's search engine. If you are doing your research in a law library, take the citation to the librarian and ask for help.
In the law library—show the law librarian your citation, and
Online—if you use one of the for-pay services, such as Versuslaw, you should be able to locate it by typing the citation into the site's search engine.
For some helpful free information online, check out Nolo's website (www.nolo.com), which contains detailed information on how to do legal research, including how to find and interpret cases.
How Citations Work
Decisions of a state's highest court look like this: 155 Cal 422. The first number refers to the 155th volume of California Supreme Court decisions (Cal = California), and the second number directs you to page 422. Similarly, 55 Pa. 345 refers to the 55th volume of the decisions of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, page 345. In addition, many case citations also may list a 2d, 3d, or 4th after the state abbreviation. Each refers to one of the chronological series of case volumes for that state. For example, the 2nd series might cover cases from 1960 to 1985, and the 3rd series 1986 to the present.
Can Other Laws Help Your Case?
Understanding the specific law you violated—and the cases that interpret that law—is just part of your job. Since each law is written to deal with a very specific action (for example, exceeding the speed limit), other laws may also have a bearing on your case. Or put another way, the legal interpretation of one traffic law can sometimes affect another.
Here are some examples:
Section 123.45.678 of your state's motor vehicle law forbids exceeding 25 mph in a residential district. But section 123.45.605 says all your state's speed limits are "presumed" limits. This means even though you may have technically violated Section 123.45.678, you might be able to successfully claim that it was legal to do so because Section 123.45.605 allows you to exceed the speed limit when driving safely under the circumstances (see Chapter 5 for more on "presumed" speed limits).
You are ticketed for a violation of Section 123.45.654 of your state's vehicle code for making a U-turn in a "residential district." But Section 123.45.666 defines a residential district as an area with at least four houses per acre of land. Since you made your U-turn in an area with fewer houses per acre than are listed in statute 123.45.666, you can argue you are not guilty of every element of Section 123.45.654 and are, therefore, not guilty.
You are charged with speeding based on the reading of a radar gun used by the police officer. Your ticket says you are charged with a violation of Section 123.45.765 of the vehicle code, speeding. But Section 345.67.898 of the vehicle code says an officer must follow certain procedures in using radar, and you can prove the officer did not follow the proper procedures (see Chapter 6 for more on radar defenses).
To find information about other laws related to your case, like these here, you will have to search the annotated codes using terms that you believe relate to your ticket. (If you're doing your research using the hard copy books in the library, look up relevant subjects in the index.) Then you need to look up the laws related to those subjects and look for the "annotated" cases listed below the code, just as you did above.
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The Pharmacists' Defence Association (PDA) look after the interests of individual pharmacists. They defend you when you are faced with a conflict, and proactively lobby the individual pharmacist's agenda.
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|Role of DNA Methyltransferases in Epigenetic Regulation in Bacteria.
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|In prokaryotes, alteration in gene expression was observed with the modification of DNA, especially DNA methylation. Such changes are inherited from generation to generation with no alterations in the DNA sequence and represent the epigenetic signal in prokaryotes. DNA methyltransferases are enzymes involved in DNA modification and thus in epigenetic regulation of gene expression. DNA methylation not only affects the thermodynamic stability of DNA, but also changes its curvature. Methylation of specific residues on DNA can affect the protein-DNA interactions. DNA methylation in prokaryotes regulates a number of physiological processes in the bacterial cell including transcription, DNA mismatch repair and replication initiation. Significantly, many reports have suggested a role of DNA methylation in regulating the expression of a number of genes in virulence and pathogenesis thus, making DNA methlytransferases novel targets for the designing of therapeutics. Here, we summarize the current knowledge about the influence of DNA methylation on gene regulation in different bacteria, and on bacterial virulence.
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Her shirt was white, but the lettering of the words "Women hunt" and a silhouette of a buck's head were both pink.
For the second consecutive season at the WPIAL team rifle championships, Hempfield's Abbie Bache bettered not just all the guys — she was the only participant with a perfect 100-10x score.
Unlike last season, though, this time Bache's efforts led to a championship.
Led by Bache, Hempfield edged defending champion Woodland Hills to win the school's second WPIAL rifle title on Tuesday at Dormont/Mt. Lebanon Sportsman's Club in Canonsburg.
"It feels awesome," said Bache, a junior. "Throughout the season, there hasn't been as much pressure, and I feel like I do a lot better under pressure. So this kind of validated that I'm good under pressure.
"The pressure kind of calms me down with the nerves."
Bache was also the only shooter to score 100-10x last season, but Hempfield finished behind Woodland Hills when both had 800 points but the Wolverines' 65x topped the Spartans' 61x. (The "x" signifies the number of perfect bull's-eyes).
This season, again, Woodland Hills and Hempfield were the only teams to score 800. But it was the Spartans' 66x that topped the Wolverines' 57x, giving them their second title in the past four years.
"We were on a mission," Hempfield coach Tom Miller said. "We knew what we had to get done. We finished second here last year — and they didn't like that."
No one liked it less than Bache, who was one of four Hempfield shooters to place in the top 20 at the 2012 state championships, helping the Spartans to the title.
"Abbie is an impressive girl," Miller said. "The girls typically handle the pressure better (than boys) in match situations like this and in high pressure situations, and Abbie definitely does."
In addition to Bache, Hempfield also had three of the 10 shooters who scored 100-9x — senior Kayla Dowling and juniors Kelly O'Neill and Keegan Miller.
Also among the Spartans' top eight were junior Alex Thomas (100-8x), senior Alex Pedder (100-7x), junior Tyler Mincin (100-7x) and freshman Jake Prinkley (100-7x). Sophomore Nate Ligus and freshman Mason Kemerer were Hempfield's other starters (the top eight scores from each team's 10 participants count).
"I've been here for four years; the feeling's incredible," Pedder said. "I've worked and put in a lot of work with my team and to be able to win it. ... the feeling's indescribable. The only thing you can say is the hard work paid off."
Junior Laura Valenti shot 100-9x and Mike Krivi, Nick Fisher and Miguel Breight each shot 100-8x to pace Woodland Hills, the Section 2 champion that was out for its fourth WPIAL championship (old Churchill High won five titles in the 1970s and 80s).
"We know whenever we're shooting against Hempfield, that's a big rivalry," Wolverines coach Matt Rodrigues said. "And the rivalry continues. But we know (Tuesday) was a great day of competition. There's no doubt about that."
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GREEN BAY – Aaron Rodgers has a fractured collarbone, but what the Green Bay Packers quarterback does not have is a timeline for when he might play again.
Rodgers confirmed on his weekly radio show on 540 ESPN and ESPNWisconsin.com that he did indeed break his left (non-throwing) collarbone when he was sacked by Chicago Bears defensive end Shea McClellin during the Packers' 27-20 loss on Monday Night Football. Rodgers was injured with less than 4 minutes into the game.
"I have a fractured collarbone, and we have not talked at all – regardless of what's been reported – we haven't talked at all about a timetable or anything," said Rodgers, adding that he was in "some pain" Tuesday afternoon. "We're still going through the process of testing, but we do know that the collarbone is fractured and we still have not talked about or discussed any long-term prognosis."
Asked if he held out any hope of playing in Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lambeau Field, Rodgers replied: "I think we'll know more as the week goes on, but I do have a fractured collarbone. That's a significant injury. We'll know more about the severity and the timetable later this week.
"There has not been any timetable that has been talked about with me, the docs, coaches, anybody who represents me, any of my family members. So, we're holding out hope that this will be a quick heal. But it is a significant injury."
Although Rodgers said the injury won't require surgery, it is frustrating because there's nothing he can do to accelerate the healing process. His friend and former teammate, Charles Woodson, suffered a broken collarbone twice – in Super Bowl XLV, and early last season, when he missed 10 games because of it.
"It's a difficult injury because there's not a specific type of rehab you can do for this. It's not like you can get a massage or stim or the different various treatments that they have out there that can try to get you back quicker," Rodgers said. "You just have to wait for the bone to heal. That's going to be the frustrating part, but I feel like I've been a quick healer in the past and am hopeful this will be on the short end of whatever prognosis comes up."
After the Eagles, the Packers will play at the New York Giants (2-6) on Nov. 17, at home against Minnesota (1-7) on Nov. 24 and at Detroit on Thanksgiving on Nov. 28. The Packers, Bears and Lions are currently in a three-way tie for first place in the NFC North at 5-3.
"It's obviously disappointing, what happened last night with the injury and then with the loss," Rodgers said. "It's always difficult with a loss, especially if you sustain the type of injury like I did last night."
After Rodgers was injured, veteran backup Seneca Wallace, whom the team signed after the final roster reduction at the end of training camp, took over and completed 11 of 19 passes for 114 yards with no touchdowns, one interception and four sacks (53.4 rating).
Rodgers played as a backup several times while sitting behind starter Brett Favre from 2005 through 2007, with mixed results. In 2005, he went in against Baltimore and played poorly. In 2007, he replaced an injured Favre at Dallas and nearly rallied the team to victory – a game that bred confidence among the coaches and players about his ability.
"I think it is (hard). Because you don't take a lot of reps," Rodgers said of Wallace going into the game. "The week I played in Dallas, I took maybe four reps in practice that week – and that's all week. You run the scout team, but you're running the other team's plays. So yeah, it's going to be a different week for him. And it's a different type of confidence when you go into the week and you know you're going to play a lot."
Rodgers said his return will be determined not only by how the bone knits but by how much pain he can play through and how much risk there is of making the injury worse. In 2006, Rodgers suffered a broken foot against the New England Patriots and played the rest of the game with the injury; in 2008, he suffered a dislocated right (throwing) shoulder at Tampa Bay but played the next week against Atlanta with limited practice time and didn't miss a single game that year.
Rodgers hasn't missed a game due to injury since suffering a concussion at Detroit on Dec. 12, 2010 and missing the following week's game at New England.
"It's the balance of pain tolerance and putting yourself at a greater risk. I've always dealt with the pain and put my body at risk – whether that's playing with a knee condition that I had in high school and junior college and at Cal, or the various injuries we've had over the years," Rodgers said. "We all deal with them, and it's a matter of what you can play with from a pain-tolerance perspective and then also, we're talking about bones. You can put yourself at greater risk for a worse injury if you go back out there. But I think most people know my personality and I'm going to try and be back as quick as I can."
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2015 Experience and the PE Exam
2015 Integrating Service, Learning, and Professional Practice: Toward the Vision for Civil Engineering in 2025
2015 Original Concept for a Civil Engineering Capstone Project
2015 Practice What You Teach
2014 Assessing the Ethical Development of Civil Engineering Undergraduates in Support of the ASCE Body of Knowledge
2014 Communicating Risk in Geotechnical Engineering Practice
2014 Framework of Knowledge for Master's-Level Structural Engineering Education
2014 Influence of Specimen Size in Engineering Practice
2014 Learn to Confront Risk – It's the Professional Thing to Do
2014 Lighting the Future
2014 Practice Management: Don't Learn the Hard Way
2014 Preserve and Protect
2014 Reducing Errors When Using Structural Software
2014 Review of Archaeological Preservation and Civil Engineering Professional Practice
2014 Standards of Professional Practice for Design Management
2014 State of Integration: Investigation of Integration in the A/E/C Community
2014 Task Management Tools for the Structural Engineer
2014 Why Going Global Makes Sense
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2013 Create, Use, and Continuously Improve Written Guidance for Repetitive Tasks and Processes
2013 A Culture of Unconditional Dedication to Safety
2013 Embedded Knowledge in Transportation Engineering: Comparisons between Engineers and Instructors
2013 Engineers Face Ethical Dilemmas
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2013 Haste Makes Waste
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2013 Outcomes-Based Assessment: Driving Outreach Program Effectiveness
2013 A Question of Ethics: Fostering a Culture of Safety
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2013 Show-and-Tell Interviewing
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2013 The Value of Geo-professionals...What Others Need to Know
2012 The 3-D Global Spatial Data Model (GSDM) Supports Modern Civil Engineering Practice and Education
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2012 Broken Promises = Broken Dreams
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2012 Design Professionals Sue USGBC for False Advertising
2012 Expert Witness 101: Balancing Professional Ethics with Client Desires
2012 The Future of Engineering Licensure
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2012 I Don't Care How Much You Know until I Know How Much You Care
2012 Impact of a Construction Management Educational Intervention on the Expertise and Work Practice of Nonconstruction Engineers
2012 An Initial Survey of Forensic Engineering Practices in Some European Countries and the USA
2012 The Italian Association of Forensic Engineering
2012 It's the System, Not the People!
2012 The Leader within You: Let It Come Out!
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2012 Professional Licensure: Is It an Air Force Ethical Requirement?
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2012 A Question of Ethics: Our Profession's Debt to Daniel W. Mead
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2012 A Question of Ethics: Should Past Ethics Violations Be Disclosed in Elections?
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2012 A Question of Ethics: The Ethical Aspects of Competition
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2012 A Question of Ethics: The Importance of Understanding Engineering Ethics
2012 Raise the Bar for Engineering - Extended Version
2012 Reach Out Today for a Better Profession Tomorrow
2012 Retrospective Analysis to Identify Trends in Forensic Research
2012 Seven Billion Strong: Engineers Week 2012
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2012 The Standard of Care, Case Law, and Jury Instructions
2012 To Engineer Is to Create: To Create Is to Engineer
2012 University Education Dilemma: The Challenge of Balancing Teaching with Scholarship
2012 We Need to Show Them the Possibilities
2011 ADSC/DF Micropile Seminar w/Exhibits; May 2-4, 2011
2011 After-the-Fact Delay Analysis: Judging the Methods, One Practitioner's Views
2011 ASFE's Professional Ethics Now Available
2011 Best of LME Live: Really Big Design Codes
2011 A Bridge Offer You Can't Refuse
2011 Broaden Your International Knowledge
2011 Civil Engineering Design as the Central Theme in Civil Engineering Education Curriculum
2011 Connection Details—Practicing Engineers and the Code
2011 Construction Engineering Education: History and Challenge
2011 Creativity Plus Persistence Equals Breakthroughs
2011 Engineer's Standard of Care Cannot Be Expanded by Opposing Expert's Testimony
2011 Ethics in Professional Engineering: The Profession with No Scandals
2011 Factors Affecting Engineering Productivity
2011 First U.S.-India Workshop a Success
2011 For Your Eyes Only (and Anyone with an Internet Connection)
2011 Fostering a Strong Construction Safety Culture
2011 From a Design Engineer to a Leader: Not an Easy Road
2011 From the Editorial Board
2011 Geo-Professional Developmnet
2011 Geotechnical Professional Development Corner
2011 Geotechnical Professional Development Corner: Webinars and Seminars
2011 Grandpa Maschke
2011 "GSI Fellowships for Students" Request for Proposals
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2011 Impact of Nanotechnology on Future Civil Engineering Practice and Its Reflection in Current Civil Engineering Education


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In 47-year history of the annual competition, this is the first time an award has been given to an electric vehicle. Nissan LEAF has beat 40 contenders to win motoring's most important title. . Visit www.trophynissan.com for more information.
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Los Angeles Lakers center Andrew Bynum (17) looks for an open teammate as Dallas Mavericks center Tyson Chandler (6) defends during the first half of play in Game 4 of the NBA Western Conference Semifinals at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, on May 8, 2011.
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- As the yin wood-element Year 2015 destroys the yin earth-element Sheep (in term of strengthening cycle of Five Elements theory), in general this year will be expect a little difficulty.
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- Goat Sign is in conflict affliction to Tai Sui, so you will have a bad year.
- Over-all, the year 2015 of Chinese Goat will be a poor year for the Goat.
NOTE OF THE YEAR:A not-so-favorable year for the Sheep native. The year may start out bright and he could make a lot of plans or receive many invitations. Then problems and complications will pop up and his gains may be greatly diminished. A time in which he must trim his expectations and be practical.
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Motorola turns slight profit ahead of Droid
updated 09:10 am EDT, Thu October 29, 2009
Motorola set to recover following Q3
Motorola landed a crucial victory today with word of a profit for its summer quarter. The company bounced back from its year-ago $397 million loss to a $12 million profit for the same season this year. Its actual cellphones shipped fell sharply from 25.4 million phones to just 13.6 million but were offset by help from cost cuts as well as boosts in sales for its networking equipment and enterprise-class hardware.
The shortfall in phones is estimated to put Motorola's market share at about 4.7 percent but isn't expected to stay as low in the near future due to the company's return to form in smartphones. During a conference call for the results, co-CEO Sanjay Jha acknowledged that sales were likely to be dipping as sales of old models ramped down but also expected sales to bounce back as the company finally releases its two promised smartphones based on Android. Yesterday, he had promised that Motorola would release at least 20 smartphones in 2010.
The American phone maker expects some help from the Cliq and its international variant, the Dext, but is placing the vast majority of its faith in the release of the Droid, whose launch is being treated as the most significant of the year by Verizon and should receive one of the largest advertising campaigns for a smartphone to date outside of Apple's iPhone.
Notably, no mention has been made of Windows Mobile devices, which used to be a staple of Motorola's lineup but now aren't expected to have a significant presence until at least the late 2010 launch of Windows Mobile 7 and possibly not until 2011.


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By Evan Brunell
Jered Weaver has been putting together a sublime season, fronting a three-deep rotation that has edged the Angels to within spitting distance of Texas for the AL West division title.
It's come at a cost, as Weaver ranks second behind Detroit's Justin Verlander in the majors with 3,298 pitches and ranking fifth overall with 206 1/3 innings. So when looking at Weaver's last two starts, comprised of 15 earned runs over 11 innings (plus a 4 2/3-inning, eight-run debacle on Aug. 13), it's easy to point to workload as the issue.
But it's not, insists skipper Mike Scioscia to the Los Angeles Times.
"He wasn't as crisp and his fastball command was off, but he has enough gas in his tank to finish the season strong," Scioscia said, referring to his latest start against the Twins, giving up six runs in five innings. "In talking with him, his arm feels good. Sometimes you're going to be out of sorts."
When looking at Weaver's history of innings pitched, the idea that he's suffering a big workload doesn't make sense. He threw a career-high 224 1/3 innings last year, and that came off a 2009 tally of 211 innings -- plus 13 2/3 additional innings in the playoffs.
"I felt great," Weaver said. "I just didn't have my sharp stuff, and they were able to hit mistakes."
Weaver's hiccup will prevent him from mounting a serious challenge to Verlander for the Cy Young Award, but a 2.49 ERA through 29 starts with a 16-7 record will still be good enough as a career-best season to date for the righty.
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Workload not to blame for Weaver's struggles
2 starts isn't a good enough gage to tell anything about a pitcher being off. If Verlander had 2 bad outings would anybody say it is because he is over worked or because he had an off day. Let me back off a minute and say that I shouldn't even put Weaver and Verlander in the same post...my bad...but I believe that Scioscia is right


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Wireless lighting control systems are designed to make battery-free lighting easy and inexpensive
By Mindi Zissman
This image and the chart below represent how WiLight technology - developed by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory - works.
The Top Three Benefits of Wireless Lighting
Since the 1970s, lights at University of California, Berkeley's Moffitt Undergraduate Library illuminated the facility 24/7—even when the building was closed—because some of its original systems infrastructure was locked in an electrical closet. Today, that same building is on the cutting edge of lighting technology, using a wireless lighting control system that gives the building manager and building occupants control over their spaces. The system can also be programmed to turn on and off or to dim based on the time of day or building occupancy. The technology is based on research by Charlie Huizenga, a research specialist at Berkeley's Center for the Built Environment.
While wireless lighting products have been on the residential market for several years, the technology for commercial buildings is relatively new. Until recently, retrofitting buildings like UC Berkeley's Moffitt Undergraduate Library with wireless controls was considered too complicated and cost prohibitive. Today, however, wireless systems are proving to be cost efficient enough for commercial buildings of all sizes, says Francis Rubinstein, a researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's Environmental Energy Technologies Division.
"It's been too expensive to retrofit existing buildings with energy-saving controls because of the cost of adding wires," says Rubinstein. "Wireless technologies help solve that problem by replacing physical wiring with radio waves. Using wireless switches and dimmers, it is becoming affordable for occupants to control building lighting."
Rubinstein, along with research partner Dennis DiBartolomeo, developed WiLight, a prototype wireless lighting control system designed to make battery-free lighting easy and inexpensive. Using self-powered wireless sensors, WiLight dims or switches overhead lighting according to preference or in response to building-wide demand.
Using WiLight, building occupants will be able to switch and dim overhead illumination wirelessly by using a battery-less transmitter, while a radio bridge allows building managers to manually control the system; the lights can also respond to a signal from a demand-response server instead.
Other wireless products use Web-based radio controls to send messages to transmitting nodes integrated into each lighting fixture so that facility managers can program lighting schedules based on the time of day or occupancy.
Other systems use existing power-line infrastructure to optimize lighting.
"Dimming, in the past, has been an expensive feature typically used in conference rooms," says Gary Robinson, director of business development at Universal Lighting Technologies, Nashville, TN. But, he indicates that it's now more affordable for many other types of rooms.
While wireless lighting technologies vary in cost depending on the particular product and on building size, its cost and energy savings can be significant. "It's [only] a few more years until wireless lighting is totally widespread," says Huizenga. "We're on the leading edge, and wireless lighting is showing huge potential."
Mindi Zissman is a contributing editor at Buildings magazine.
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We all know how hard it is to find somewhere to stay. To help you with this we have listed down some of the comments left by our guests in the Guest Books we have in each of our rooms.
We would both like to say thank you to Sarah & Roy for making our much needed break perfect! The room and view is 1st class and the breakfast was just what we needed. Thank you for a perfect stay, we will return and also recommend to friends and family. Thank you.
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Exceptional! We would definately recommend this for no hassel, relaxing break with excellent food, peace and quiet, clean to perfection and attention to detail - it has been amazing - 5 star plus ! Thank you Roy and Sarah
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This break could not have been better, set in a house with a calm, relaxing and happy ambience. Extra happiness was supplied by the excellent accommodation, lovely well-tended garden and beautiful views. Thank you, Roy and Sarah, for the attention to detail in your caring for us.
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So glad we found you! What a fantastic view, room, breakfast & hospitality. We will definately be back!
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We wanted a relaxing couple of days away from our stressful lives and we found it here. Everything was lovely the room, breakfast, view and hosts. We will definately be back. Thank you Roy and Sarah
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Our 2nd visit and just enjoyable as the first. Amazing room and hosts, couldn't ask for anything more. We hope to come back next year!
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We couldn't have asked for anymore - room just lovely, view fantastic & sunshine! Sarah and Roy made us feel very welcome, nothing was too much trouble. A great few days - oh, and incredible breakfasts!
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Exceptional in every way. It has made my birthday treat memorable. What a fantasic room! and views to die for! We certainly hope to be back, many thanks
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Beautiful garden, a nice view and a fine breakfast – lovely!
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Magnificent view, comfortable room, superb smoked salmon and kippers. Thank you to our hosts, Roy & Sarah.
Geoff and Patti, Canada
Very enjoyable stay - great views, great breakfasts, lovely hosts.
Robin and Sandra, Bristol
Beautiful scenery, just amazing and in awe of God's creation! Enjoyed our comfortable stay. Hope to be back. Will tell our friends in Singapore.
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Price: US$20.16 (SGD28.00*)Format: Paper Back, 70 pagesPublished: 2011, Singapore, 1st EditionISBN: 9789814266901SB#: 051953 (111)
These papers with discussions are from the June 2010, 13th Singapore Economic Roundtable of the Institute of Policy Studies and the Business Times. They explored: Recent Economic Developments; Macro-Economic Development and Policy Implications; and Labour Productivity and Policy Update. Many live and unsolved issues facing Singapore were raised and explored.
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Take a screenshot with a Mac
Although it may still be mysterious to some, most of you out there using a PC will know about that 'Print Screen' button near the top right of your keyboard. This can be used to take a screenshot, which is an image of exactly what is displayed on your screen at the time and copied to your clipboard.
The screenshot can be a handy function, but for those Apple Mac users out there, there is no single magical button for this purpose. It can still be done, there's just a bit more to it – here's how.
To take a shot of the whole screen, press 'Command', 'Shift' and '3' at the same time. You can also capture just a certain area of the screen by pressing 'Command', 'Shift' and '4' at the same time. Use the cursor to select the specific area of the screen you'd like to capture. Try it out to see for yourself.
These shortcuts will create an image file on your desktop. However, in both cases if you hold down the 'Control' key also this will copy the screenshot to the clipboard instead.


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November 30, 2015
A former UK basketball player accused of scamming fans out of thousands of dollars, is due back in court today.
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