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My new Brooks Swallow was delivered today.
Ant tips from the gang; nose up/down/level? Should I do any special break in, do I proof hide right away? Anything else that might be relevant.
I have held Brooks saddles before and thought they are crazy heavy; but the Swallows with Ti rails seems right in the mix for saddle weights.

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Google Invented WorldCat?
I just love it when journalists get it wrong. IT Director, a publication of Bloor, in an article about next generation search, claims that Google invented WorldCat. Wonder what OCLC's going to think about that!
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September 30, 2005
Google Invented WorldCat?
I just love it when journalists get it wrong. IT Director, a publication of Bloor, in an article about next generation search, claims that Google invented WorldCat. Wonder what OCLC's going to think about that!
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September 29, 2005
All this week people attending one of the five InfoX conferences in New York City have been asking me if I'm blogging the conferences. The short answer is "no." I couldn't get high speed Internet access in my room and the Hilton was charging $2.95 for 15 minutes in the conference rooms. Plus, I was really busy with the conference itself. The first day I moderated all the sessions in the Business Intelligence Conference . Even if I'd been willing to spend the money for 15 minutes here and there, it seems rude to be sitting in front of a roomful of people typing away on a computer. In the audience is one thing, hosting the conference is quite different.
Here's a brief recap of the first day of BizInt: I was trying for a blend of talks on business intelligence and competitive intelligence. The conference hoped to find some synchronicities between the two and to clarify definitions of the terms. KMWorld publisher Andy Moore's keynote talked about how we've moved from some of his early concerns in publishing for the content world, which included considerations of stapler removals and the footprint of file cabinets. Yes, that actually made sense when he said it. He also told us we should think more about BI's value proposition and less about ROI. That turned out to be a theme during other people's presentations, although there was no consensus. Some people stressed value, others ROI, which I found very interesting.
He was followed by Knowledge inForm's Cynthia Cheng Correia, who gave some very practical advice about choosing CI software. I loved it when she talked about "crack searchers," by which she meant really good ones, not ones looking for drugs, and intimated that ONLINE would be their first choice of reading material. Thanks, Cynthia!
The afternoon saw joint presentations from Andrew Bernstein (CEO, Cymfony) and Edward O'Meara (CEO, MediaHound), talking about how to value the BI function. Reputation is all about conversations, but you have to listen to them, said Bernstein. O'Meara gave a case study on uncovering and analyzing B2B marketing intelligence, noting it's a complex, lengthy process. I liked his comment about smaller companies' struggle with data collection and analysis. Their answer: Make it up.
Then we went into BI analytics with Michael Schroek from IBM and Ian Scott from Angoss Software. From the perspectives of their companies, they discussed predictive analytics, how data, if properly analyzed, can provide some roadmaps to guide business strategy. Both ended up talking about the insurance industry's use of predictive analysis to reduce risk, but agreed that some things, such as government actions, cannot be predicted because there's no real data to analyze before the fact.
David Carpe, principal of Clew LLC took the audience back to the competitive intelligence viewpoint, talking about non-technological information/intelligence gathering techniques, particularly interviewing knowledgeable individuals, and gave some hints about where to look for information outside the U.S.
Finishing up the day was Manya Mayes from SAS and David Bean from Attensity discussing data and text mining. Manya gave some anecdotes about misunderstanding data, some from her present job, some from prior ones. She mentioned the marketing person at 7-Eleven who was so proud of her campaign that raised sales of Slurpies, until someone pointed out that Slurpie sale always go up in the summer. Mayes also had a lovely slide illustrating the dangers of textual misunderstandings when trying to effect text mining. Some of her points were: UPPERCASE, Miss-spelings, A.C.R.O.N.Y.M.S, Shrt-hnd, Prof@nity, and *Punctuation*. Brilliant! Bean subtitled his, "Elephants, the Electrical Powergrid and your 8th grade English Teacher." His major point was that you can extract facts from unstructured text if you can "diagram" sentences as you were taught in the 8th grade and transform text to rows and columns. Some of his examples were quite striking, including analysis of government data on automobile failures. I don't think I'll be buying a Ford anytime soon.
The second day, ably moderated by my colleague at CRM magazine David Myron, started with a topic dear to my heart: Quality. Knowledge Integrity's Richard Ordowich made a great case for the importance of high quality data. He echoed Mayes' comments on what can be wrong with the data you're using. He also talked about the importance of information compliance and how critical compliance and quality are to intelligence success. Another SAS speaker, Anne Milley, distinguished between insight and hindsight. Through a series of case studies, she showed that getting an answer is not enough, you need to operationalize analytical models and use analytics in multiple functional areas.
Anna Kotsalo-Mustonen came all the way from Fountain Park Ltd. in Helsinki, Finland, to convince us that we should learn to see beyond our comfort zone, and "brain mine," not just text mine. We must understand the mental model of customers and partners for proactive decision-making.
Mike Brooks, Theoris Software and Temi Grafstein BetaWatch, Inc. covered merging internal and external data, while Richard Brath, Oculus Info showed some live demos of using visualization for business intelligence. Mark Anderson, TechSource Group, Inc., gave the final formal presentation on managing aging data. He suggested we not keep everything, much as we're tempted.
Throughout the two days, there were also product presentations and demos from the six sponsoring companies of the BizInt conference: Autonomy, ClearForest , CoEmergence, Inc. , Fast Search & Transfer, Hoover's Inc. , and ZoomInfo .
We ended the Business Intelligence conference with a panel discussion among Dave Myron, Andy Moore, and me, and took questions from the audience. If anyone wants my concluding slides, let me know and I'm e-mail them to you. Yes, I'll include the picture of the Red Swingline Stapler and the detailed diagram of a staple remover, not to mention the stapler haiku I put up on the screen. All in all, a very valuable two days, which would have been better with more available high speed Internet access.
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September 26, 2005
Yahoo's New Finance Columnists
Yahoo Finance has long been a favorite of mine for information on publicly traded companies. It rivals some fee-based services for accuracy and completeness. Now it's added columnists, who are well-known book authors. Their columns will be original content, written for Yahoo, not reprinted from somewhere else. Very interesting!
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September 25, 2005
The Fed Goes Electronic
A press release from the Federal Reserve Board of Governors says that its Federal Reserve Bulletin will be published on the Fed's Web site rather than in its present quarterly print format, beginning in 2006. Articles will be published electronically as they become available. There's more: It will be free. Who knew the Federal Reserve could be so innovative?
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September 20, 2005
WSU, Day 2 afternoon
Tara's now talking about RSS feeds. Who offers RSS feeds? Everybody. Static or keyword-based feeds. The latter gets you more precise information because it's targeted. Examples are news discovery (like from Google news or Feedster), resource discovery (del.icio.us or flickr), or Web watching (IceRocket or MSN search). Web watching is particularly useful for academic information, largely because you can build a really exact search. Her example is titanium mining limited to .edu sites. Now she's limited it further, to sites from South Africa. That takes her down to 3 results.
Now she's on to doing things with feeds. To manage the feeds, try FeedShake or Feed Digest. Searches from multiple engines mushed together. I'm convinced, Tara. I'll go play with these last two, neither of which I've used.
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WebSearch University, Day 2
Yesterday was the first day of WSU. It was neatly summarized by Steven Cohen at LibraryStuff.
This morning we heard Mary Ellen Bates on competitive intelligence, Colby Ellis (engineering Information) on Developing Specialized Research Relevance in a Changing Environment, and Chris Sherman on Desktop Search. We're now on a panel about blogging. Gary is demonstrating how to post to his blog. Genie claims Gary's the only person who blogs while talking. Now she's looking at me. Hmmm.
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September 19, 2005
WebSearch University
Today is the opening day of WebSearch University, held in Arlington, VA. Yesterday, the WSU pre-conferences went great, or at least mine on delving into the deep web of business resources did and it looked like the other instructors had satisfied students. Thanks to all of you who attended my session. There was lots of discussion and idea-sharing, which makes for a more edifying session than just me rambling on. As always, there was so much more we could have done. I also peeked into Blog University in the afternoon, after my pre-con was over and people seemed to enjoy it as well, but some told me they were a bit overwhelmed by the terminology. Note to self: Make sure the speakers today and tomorrow explain the acronyms and terms if the audience looks baffled.
On another continent, my colleague Dick Kaser is in Geneva covering a Prep-con session for the World Summit on the Information Society, which is being Webcast in both English and French. The full conference will be in Tunis, Tunisia on November 16-18, 2005.
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September 16, 2005
It's not on the agenda, but Michael's talking about podcasting. He determined that no one in the room is actually podcasting but a few people know what a podcast is. Most don't. Podcasts are syndicated via RSS. Librarians can keep up with many topics, help users find your stuff, syndicate AV content about the library. Can reach out to community, users.
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Kerry Green of Plainfield Public Library talked about wireless tablet computers. I guess I don't see all that much utility. They're heavy and it sounds like he's had lots of technical problems with them. Now Jessamyn and Michael are showing how to upload photos using Flickr. "Wouldn't you love to click and drag in an OPAC," says Jessamyn. Now she's explaining tagging. "Flickr operates in blog-like ways."
After looking at lots of photos, we've now moved on the Michael's piece on RSS.
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Hot New Communication Tools for Reference
We're into the second presentation, called Hot New Communication Tools for Reference. Scott Pfitzinger, Butler University, gave an overview of blogs and wikis. Interesting that so many people were familiar with blogs, even were bloggers themselves, but not so familiar with wikis. Scott said he did a session last May with Michael Stephens, St. Joseph County Public Library, and Michael said he hadn't seen libraries setting up wikis. So Scott went back to his library and started a reference wiki. Way to go!
Now Michael is discussing instant messaging (IM) and Jybe. What about Google Talk? It's hot, but not quite there yet. He's done a straw poll of people's use of IM. It seems to be growing. More people IM than the last time he did this poll, which was about a year ago (I think that was an IOLUG meeting).
It's important, says Michael, to have conversations both internally and with library users. Also understand the technology. It's good for your "away" message not to say "I'm in a mind-numbing meeting." Just say "I'm in a meeting." Put your IM name on your business cards. Have meetings on IM so people don't have to travel.
Video IMing. Puts a face on librarian.
On to Jybe. Web plug in co-browsing. Join Your Browser with Everyone. Replaces huge, bloated virtual reference software. You download it once and invite people to join. Can we ask library patrons to download software? Michael thinks yes. Now he's talking about Skype. Now he's on to the new version of Jybe which doesn't work on a Mac. Jybe is a plugin so it doesn't capture the conversation. Works well with databases to show off campus students how to search. Can co-browse the databases. What happens with licensing? Michael doesn't know. Not providing persistent access so maybe it's OK.
It's about extending conversations internally and externally. Remain relevant to those "born with a chip." The tools let you stay within your budget.
Michael's going to upload this presentation to Tame the Web in a few hours.
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Former major-league manager says Nelson Cruz, Josh Hamilton ready to return to Rangers
Rangers outfielders Nelson Cruz and Josh Hamilton are scheduled to complete three-game injury-rehabilitation assignments with Triple-A Round Rock's home game against Colorado Springs, of the Colorado organization, today. Two games have been enough for Colorado Springs coach Rene Lachemann, a former major-league manager with Seattle, Milwaukee and Florida.
"You can get them out of here now," Lachemann said during batting practice. "They're ready."
Cruz (strained quadriceps) began play at 4-for-8 with two homers for Round Rock. He also spent two games with Double-A Frisco last week. Hamilton (fractured bone, right shoulder) was 2-for-7 with one homer.
The Rangers host the Chicago White Sox, 7:05 p.m. Monday.
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#15 closed defect (fixed)
'color' command doesn't accept
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using symbolic color names with the 'color' command (as described in 'help color') doesn't work. It just prints 'Error 23: Error while parsing number'.
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comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by stepan
What color names did you try?
This seems to work fine here.
Changed 7 years ago by oxygene
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by oxygene
- Owner changed from somebody to oxygene
- Patch Status changed from there is no patch to patch needs review
- Status changed from new to assigned
what is not supposed to work (according to the current code) is using colors 8..15 as background color, ie. any of these: "dark-gray", "light-red", "light-green", "yellow", "light-blue", "light-magenta", "light-cyan", "white"
The attached patch removes the "blink-"-feature (as it doesn't seem to work anyway), and allows all colors for both foreground and background. Tested on QEmu.
comment:3 Changed 7 years ago by oxygene
- Patch Status changed from patch needs review to patch has been committed
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from assigned to closed
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by hawke@…
Ah, I had tried with 'red/white'. while that is an invalid background color according to current code (and in help), it shouldn't print 'Error while parsing number'
In fact, it should probably never print that, since there's no requirement that the command have a number.
Changed 7 years ago by hawke@…
comment:5 Changed 7 years ago by hawke@…
Looks like QEmu doesn't work like a real VGA display then.
This was a bad patch. The background color in traditional VGA has no 'bright' bit, and therefore only 8 colors.
So the problem is definitely in the error message, rather than in how the color strings are interpreted.
It turns out the error message comes in when the fallback from color_number() tries to do a safe_parse_maxint() on the string. It assumes that if it's not a valid color specifier string, then it must be an integer rather than simply an invalid color specifier. Naturally it should try to parse it as an integer as well, but if it's not an integer either it should handle that properly.
On another, related note:
The bits in the color byte *as used in filo* are:
7: foreground bright
6: foreground blue
5: foreground green
4: foreground red
3: foreground blink
2: background blue
1: background green
0: background red
This is in contrast with pretty much every VGA color setting method out there:
7: 1 = blinking on; 0 = blinking off
6: Background red component on/off
5: Background green component on/off
4: Background blue component on/off
3: High-intensity foreground on/off
2: Foreground red component on/off
1: Foreground green component on/off
0: Foreground blue component on/off
I've attached a patch which:
- Reverts the previous patch
- Makes the FILO color byte match the VGA color byte
- Makes the 'BG' part optional (black is assumed if it's not specified)
- Makes the color command use ERR_BAD_ARGUMENT instead of the ERR_NUMBER_PARSING from safe_parse_maxint()
comment:6 Changed 7 years ago by oxygene
- Resolution fixed deleted
- Status changed from closed to reopened
comment:7 Changed 7 years ago by oxygene
I commited hawke's patches (Changesets 74, 75). Please re-test and close.
comment:8 Changed 7 years ago by oxygene
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from reopened to closed


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Court: Group can't defend Oregon marriage ban
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A federal appeals court has dismissed the National Organization for Marriage's effort to appeal an Oregon court ruling that allows same sex marriage.
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued its decision on Wednesday.
Several same-sex couples sued the state of Oregon last year arguing the ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum refused to defend it and joined the couples in asking U.S. District Judge Michael McShane to throw it out.
The National Organization for Marriage, which opposes same-sex unions, asked to offer a defense of the ban on behalf of its members in Oregon. But the judge ruled they lacked standing to intervene in the case.
The group appealed, but a three-judge panel dismissed their case in Wednesday's ruling.
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OTL: Michael Jordan Has Not Left The Building
Originally Published: February 14, 2013By Wright Thompson | ESPN.com
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Five weeks before his 50th birthday, Michael Jordan sits behind his desk, overlooking a parking garage in downtown Charlotte. The cell phone in front of him buzzes with potential trades and league proposals about placing ads on jerseys. A rival wants his best players and wants to give him nothing in return. Jordan bristles. He holds a Cuban cigar in his hand. Smoking is allowed.
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Troopers seek school bus and car crash witnesses
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BIRCH BAY, Wash. – The Washington State Patrol is hoping to talk to more witnesses of a recent crash between a car and a school bus near Birch Bay.
The bus was packed with 40 middle school students when it was t-boned by a car at the intersection of Blaine Road and Alderson Road on the morning of October 3.
No students were injured, but the driver of the car, 38-year-old Austin Markusen of Ferndale was critically injured and his passenger was seriously injured.
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NFL notebook: League has contingency plans for Super Bowl
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NFL officials were sure they'd get the Super Bowl finished Sunday night.
And if they couldn't, the league championship still would not have ended where it temporarily stopped, with less than two minutes gone in the third quarter.
Commissioner Roger Goodell said Monday the Superdome had a backup power system that was about to be used during the Super Bowl's electrical outage. It wasn't needed because power started coming back, he said.
NFL vice president of business operations Eric Grubman said Goodell has the "sole authority" to enforce any contingency plans.
Record betting
Sports fans bet a record $98.9 million at Nevada casinos on the Super Bowl. The Gaming Control Board said unaudited tallies show 183 sports books made $7.2 million on the action. The 49ers started out as a five-point favorite but the Ravens won 34-31.
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CBS's Super Bowl telecast drew a smaller audience than the past two record championship games.
Last year's contest between the Giants and the Patriots drew a record audience of 111.3 million. The prior year's game between the Packers and the Steelers attracted 111 million.
Lions' Young released
The Lions released wide receiver Titus Young. Young was banished from the team in November for what Jim Schwarz called unacceptable behavior and was later put on injured reserve. Young also was told to stay away from the team during its last offseason for punching teammate Louis Delmas.
Bengals activate Joiner
Rookie linebacker Brandon Joiner was activated by the Bengals after completing a prison term. The Bengals signed Joiner as an undrafted free agent last year, knowing he would be going to prison in Texas over a robbery that led to his indictment in 2008.
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Linda Sahagun, a teacher at Iron Springs Elementary School, talks with Kindy Chistensen and Ronnie Robinson about what Escalante Junior High is doing with computers and technology at the Data Fair on Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012.
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The boardroom of the Iron County School District buzzed with conversation and enthusiasm Tuesday afternoon as principals, teachers and students talked about their schools' accomplishments during the district's annual Data Fair.
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I've been involved in eight out of nine blind exchanges. Two of the eight have been damaged. One by DHL and the other by the Post Office. In another exchange on the Large Format forum I was getting back 8 of my own prints in my own packing. Two sheets of 8 ply and two sheets of 4 ply. The idiot postman had to bend these over his knee to fit them in my postal box. He was the part time weekend man. Do not bend stamps all over. He did not care a bit.
Monday morning I was at the boss's office with the package in hand and foaming at the mouth mad. I never saw that post man again. With luck he's now delivering welfare checks in Newark, NJ.
I no longer send out mounted 8x10's. I send 5x7 Pt. prints mounted with plywood sheets as backer board. Let them bend that. The tubes are another good way to go but I like to send a mounted print.
BTW, the Post Office just a reported 3.8 billion loss this year.
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The right to convert, i.e. to become a member of a different religious community, is - like religious freedom itself - a human right. For a long time changing religion was associated with coercion, social pressure, and forced assimilation. And that was not only true for those converting from Judaism to Christianity.
Nowadays, changing religion is a free decision, although conversions are by no means without conflict even in the present age, sometimes touching on new taboos and unanswered questions.
The exhibition at the Jewish Museum Munich outlines the ways different religions deal with the subject of conversion, the multitude of individual motives, the rituals, converts and their dramatic situations - right throughout the history of Europe and across the continent. We hear of the experience made by well-known personalities such as Heinrich Heine, Edith Stein, and Gustav Mahler, as well as unknown indivuals, whose exemplary tales draw attention to the everyday and unspectacular dimension during the long history of conversion.
An exhibition of the Jewish Museums in Hohenems, Frankfurt am Main, and Munich
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In the Spring of 2009 my professor Virginia Orzel told a few of her communication students that TSS had a few job openings in the ETC to assist students with computer needs, particularly the program Final Cut Pro. I decided to apply because I enjoy working with people and helping them, and because it seemed, and has turned out to be, a great experience.
As a student technology assistant we are given a few video assignments to complete. There is one video I will never forget making. The "Ellsworth Rap" video, as it was titled, was designed to advertise the different parts of TSS. While making the video we went all over the library with Ellsworth filming him interacting with students; Dave, Tyler, and Ellsworth performed their gansta' walk, and me attempting to rap out the song. It was a lot of laughs and was a fun project to work on.
I am completing my undergrad in May 2011; I have recently submitted my application for a Masters in Public Administration, Nonprofit Management, at The College at Brockport. The recommendation to attend this program even came from a TSS employee! I am looking forward to the program, with the goal of eventually working as the Director of Marketing Communications for a nonprofit organization. That's today's plan anyways!
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| Opera Reaches 300 Million Users and Will Transition To WebKit Engine and Chromium
To provide a leading browser on Android and iOS, this year Opera will make a gradual transition to the WebKit engine, as well as Chromium, for most of its upcoming versions of browsers for smartphones and computers.
|Feb 13, 2013
| Opera Reports Downloads Doubled Since Microsoft Browser Choice Screen
"Web browser Opera says that downloads of its software have doubled since Microsoft introduced browser choice to Windows users on 1 March."
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| Opera Software Releases Browser for Nintendo DS
"In Opera's agreement with Nintendo, Nintendo DS users will now be able to surf the full Internet from their systems using the Opera browser. "
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| Opera Unite: Web Server on the Web Browser
"Opera Unite harnesses the power of today's fast connections and hardware, allowing all of us to help define the future landscape of the Web, one computer at a time."
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| Opera appoints new Chief Executive Officer
"Opera Software today announced that Lars Boilesen has been named the company's new Chief Executive Officer... he was Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing, from 2000 to 2005."
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| Opera goes to "Weekly Builds"
"The release of Opera 9 Preview 2 marks the start of a new tradition: The Weekly Builds. Every week until the final version of Opera 9 is ready, we intend to ship a weekly updated version of Opera 9 on this blog."
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In a move that signals a more aggressive involvement in the US market, Opera Software is opening offices in California's Silicon Valley.
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| Opera releases new Chromium-powered desktop browser
Opera says the latest generation of its desktop browser has been "completely re-engineered under the hood", with the most notable change being that it now runs on Chromium
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| Vodafone To Add Opera Mini Browser To Emerging Market Handsets
"With this product, we can transform even basic handsets into very capable Internet browsing devices, enabling millions of people to enjoy the social and economic aspects of the Internet that many already take for granted,"
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| Yahoo! Mobile to Distribute the Opera Mini Browser
"Yahoo! is expected to begin distributing Opera Mini via Yahoo! Mobile and also as a standalone download from Yahoo!'s mobile Web sites in the near future." - Opera Press Release
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Meca Racking Solutions recently won a tender issued by Western Australia's leading supply chain and logistics consultancy, Supply Chain Services Australia (SCSA), to implement an innovative yard storage solution for the Laminex Groups Bibra Lake site in the industrial south of Perth.
The site is unique selling typical timber hardware products, unlike other Laminex sites across Australia. "Following a recent strategic review of business operations, Laminex identified order fulfillment efficiency at the Bibra Lake warehouse as a critical area for improvement and consequently established a business objective to increase the efficiency and safety of the DC to achieve the company's benchmark. Laminex engaged SCSA to conduct an operational review targeted at enhancing the Bibra Lake warehouse operations. The scope included the development of ways to optimise the warehouse layout, workflows and operational procedures" explained Avi Olender of SCSA.
Previously the warehouse held job lots in block stack configuration, three and four lots high with access to bottom lots by removal of those above first. Utilizing the vacant overhead space in the yard was made possible with a specialised galvanized outdoor cantilever racking, engineered to Bibra Lake terrain. A cantilever rack is a type of storage system consisting of vertical columns, base, arms, and bracing. The Meca Cantilever system took away the need to double and sometimes triple handle product, reducing time for forklift drivers and reducing the risk of damage caused when the jobs lots were handled more than they should have been. It also provided much clearer access and identification of each job lot resulting in efficiency for deliveries in and out of the warehouse.
The racking installation faced a number of challenges, including high winds and temperatures. The Meca installation team worked closely with the Laminex business to ensure their strong safety ethic was considered. A tailored safety plan was executed by the Meca Racking project manager to ensure consistent communication between the warehouse manager, installation team and SCSA.
Laminex have now been using the racks since February and are very pleased with the efficiencies achieved. Stage two involving Cantilever racking for inside the warehouse is planned for June 2011 installation and attests to the confidence that Laminex place in Meca's products and project team to provide the storage solutions required.


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Austin attorney Bill Knolle speaks to a crowd of 300 about potential Environmental Protection Agency changes that could affect private lands. – Standard-Radio Post/Ken Esten Cooke
By Ken Esten Cooke
"The Texas Supreme Court said water is subject to regulation by somebody. But you sure better be concerned who that somebody is."
Those were words of concern from Austin attorney Bill Knolle, who spoke at the Gillespie County Farm Bureau's annual meeting Sunday.
Knolle addressed the 66th annual meeting of the Gillespie organization's membership at the Farm Bureau Event Center on Equestrian Lane. He told the packed house — most of whom are landowners — there are two issues on which they should stay focused: state regulation and federal jurisdiction.
Using an Excel spread sheet, Fredericksburg High School senior Dot Walch explains a hybrid motor burn simulation and flight profile to U.S. Senator John Cornyn and his wife, Sandy. The Texas senator visited FHS on Monday and its Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) program. — Standard-Radio Post/Richard Zowie
U.S. Senator John Cornyn visited Fredericksburg High School Monday and spoke with students and teachers in the school's technology department.
The Texas Republican and his wife, Sandy, observed demonstrations in high school's Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) program.
FHS senior Dot Walch, who will study engineering at the Colorado School of Mines after graduation, briefed Cornyn on how students use an Excel program to monitor the numbers and physics in a hybrid motor burn simulation and flight profile, a measure of a rocket's propulsion system.
FHS students and officials also briefed Cornyn on STEM education's impact on America's standards of living, national security, global politics and America's global workforce prowess. They told him of FHS alumni who have gone on to careers in aerospace engineering and other high-tech fields.
Members and friends of the Fredericksburg-VG Montabaur Sister City Verein traveled to Montabaur, Germany from Sept. 9-22 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the sister city relationship. Pictured at the farewell "Grillfest" in Germany are Fredericksburg/Gillespie County residents, unless noted otherwise (front row, left to right) Ernie Loeffler, Donnie and Shirley Hormuth (San Antonio), Beth Seelig, Sandra Houy, Karen Loeffler, Ursula Worrell, Barbara Usener, Shirley Adams (Karnes City), Sharon Lux (Boerne), Debbie Green (Longview), Guenther Ottmers, Nelda and George Vogel; back row, Dan and Donna Mittel, Larry and Violet Ottmers, Lenny Wick, son of German host family Volker and Tanja Wick (Lenny was born in Elgin, Texas while his parents lived here and now lives in Niederelbert, Germany), Annabel Wilkinson, Marjorie and Ken Otte, Janis and Ken Friedrich, Gary Green (Longview) and Carolyn Vogel (Austin). Not pictured are Fredericksburg residents Heide and Dieter Kemper and Charles and Loretta Schmidt. – Photo by Guido Feig of Montabaur
Members of the Fredericksburg-VG Montabaur Sister-City Verein returned recently from a two-week stay in Germany.
Leading the group were Annabel Wilkinson, past president of the verein, and Ernie Loeffler, president/CEO of the Fredericksburg Convention and Visitors Bureau.
The group was met in Frankfurt by Montabaur verein president Gerhard Wick and wife, Inge and also vice president, Susanne Kotschwar. The Texans were home-stayed for four nights. Days were spent touring Koblenz, Braunfels and Dillenburg, birthplace of John O. Meusebach, founder of Fredericksburg. In Dillenburg, the group was hosted for lunch by Ursula and Hans Hatsfeld.
The group attended the 20th anniversary celebration of the founding of the partnership of the two cities. Fredericksburg presented the artwork of the Vereins Kirche, painted by local artist Horst Woitalla, to Edmund Schaaf, the mayor of the Verbandsgemeinde of Montabaur.
Fredericksburg High School's Pride of the Texas Hill Country
Marching Band performed its show "Awakening" in front of a packed home crowd Friday at FHS Stadium. The band's show includes lights, backdrops and modern march moves. Pictured above are (front six, from left) Joe Tucker, Skye Strackbein, Nathan Weatherford, Christina Hernandez, Marissa Baker and Kaden Harrell. The music from the show is "Lincolnshire Posy," by Percy Grainger, and "Appalachian Spring," by reknowned composer Aaron Copeland. "Awakening" signifies the growth of spring overcoming the dreariness of fall. — Standard-Radio Post/Ken Esten Cooke
Two Gillespie County high school bands will be competing in the University Interscholastic League (UIL) regional marching contest, Saturday, Oct. 18 at Hondo High School.
The Fredericksburg High School Marching Band, also known as "The Pride of the Texas Hill Country," will perform its show "Awakening" at 8 p.m., Saturday in Division 4-A competition.
"Awakening" features music from Percy Grainger, Aaron Copland and Carol Chambers. The band is under the leadership of Head Drum Major Hannah Cheeseman and Assistant Drum Majors Arabella Garcia and Drew Bonillas.
If FHS receives the highest rating — a "one" — at the regional contest, the band advances to the area contest.
The FHS band has already received awards at its past performances. Since hosting the Hill Country Marching Fest, FHS competed in two contests.
Billy Roeder, left, accepts the 2014 Pioneer Award from Elgin Pape, Gillespie County Farm Bureau president. Roeder has had a lifelong involvement in agriculture and civic service. — Standard-Radio Post/Ken Esten Cooke
The Gillespie County Farm Bureau held its 66th Annual Membership Meeting and Barbecue Meal Sunday at the Farm Bureau building on Equestrian Drive.
More than 200 in attendance heard speakers discuss water regulations. (See page A1 for more on the featured speakers.)
Elgin Pape, president of Gillespie County Farm Bureau, presented a memorial award to the family of the late Jerry Durst, who was active in the Farm Bureau and many other agriculture and education-related organizations.
Pape praised Durst, who served with the Farm Bureau for two decades and was instrumental in the construction of the building.
Pape also presented the organization's 2014 "Pioneer Award" to Billy Roeder. Roeder has worked in agriculture all his life, checking on cattle with his father, and joining FFA and 4-H as a youth, while exhibiting many champion Hereford steers in the state's major stock shows.
Sausage, beer and polka music will be combined into one celebration on Saturday, Oct. 18, at the annual Bestfest on Marktplatz.
Hosted by the Knights of Columbus Council 9765, the fifth annual event will take place from 11 a.m. to about 11 p.m.
"We're proud to be in our fifth year of producing this event along with three successful Texas sausage makers and some really great craft beers in a comfortable, family-friendly atmosphere," according to event chairman John Eilers.
The entry fee ($10 for adults and $5 for kids 12 and under) includes all the sausage, sauerkraut and German potatoes individuals can eat. Tea is included with the entry fee.
Other drinks will be available for purchase, including beer, water, soft drinks, Becker wines and margaritas.
A selection of craft and seasonal beers will be available for tasting and purchase, giving those attending the opportunity to find their favorite "pairing" of beer and sausage.
Fredericksburg Theater Company's latest production, the British comedy "Blithe Spirit," will premiere Friday evening at 8 p.m. at the Steve W. Shepherd Theater.
Performances, which run weekends through Nov. 2, will be held Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.
A special opening night gala will be held Friday, beginning at 7 p.m., with hors d'oeuvres and wine as well as a variety of desserts at intermission.
The Noël Coward comedy focuses on novelist Charles Condomine, who invites eccentric medium Madame Arcati to his house to conduct a séance, hoping to gather material for his next book. The scheme backfires when he is haunted by the ghost of his annoying and temperamental first wife, Elvira.
Gillespie County taxpayers will receive property tax notices in the mail this week, as they were mailed out Tuesday, Oct. 14 by Gillespie County Tax Assessor-Collector Marissa Weinheimer.
Weinheimer said an estimated 36,742 statements were mailed.
Tax statements are due upon receipt, although taxpayers have until Jan. 31, 2015, to make the payment. Starting on Feb. 1, payments will have added penalties and interest fees.
Though the collection function may change to the Gillespie Central Appraisal District in the future, for now, the tax assessor-collector's office collects for eight local taxing entities, including:
• The County of Gillespie;
• The City of Fredericksburg;
• Fredericksburg Independent School District;
• Doss Common Consolidated School District;
• Harper Independent School District;
• Stonewall Water Control and Improvement District;
By Matt Ward —
City of Fredericksburg officials declined comment about the status of a pending lawsuit which could overturn portions of the recent charter amendment.
The city council met with attorneys regarding the litigation during an executive session prior to Monday's regular meeting. No action was taken following the session.
After announcing the suit in late June, the initial two-week projected time frame to file in the Travis County District Court passed, though lawyers at Norton, Rose and Fulbright continue to work on briefs in the case.
Passed by voters in a slim 581-556 decision in May, the amendment regulates the ability of the city to transfer money from enterprise funds and requires approval by voters prior to the transfer.
The 22nd Annual Texas Mesquite Association Art Festival will run this weekend at Marktplatz, Friday through Sunday, Oct. 10-12.
The festival is free and open to the public.
Hours will be from noon to 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 10; from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 11, and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 12.
The event will feature many participating artists, and this year's featured guest artist is Roger Ellison. He specializes in fine heirloom furniture.
Al Carr, organizer of the juried show, called this event "the largest mesquite show in the world."
Featured for sale will be large furniture items such as beds, dressers and chairs, along with crafted gift items such as turned lamps, scroll work, pen and pencil sets, Christmas tree ornaments, gun stocks and sculpted vases, and much more all crafted of mesquite.
Food and drinks will be sold on the grounds.
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CHICAGO (AP) - Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz had his scheduled start pushed back from today to Tuesday because of discomfort in his right shoulder and an injured right pinkie finger.
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Right-hander Lance Cormier will be activated from the 15-day disabled list and start today against the Chicago Cubs. Cormier was on the D-L with a strained right triceps and was 2-and-1 with a two-point-70 E-R-A in four minor league rehab starts.
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I found it interesting to listen in on some of the discourse between United States Supreme Court Justices and solicitors for the government and the 20-odd states against what is now a "good" term, Obamacare.
While the justices already know the outcome of the court's decision -- partially or totally, Constitutional or not -- we won't know for a few months. They are writing their stances.
Whatever the outcome, is the outcome, that's not the point of what I'm typing today. What is, is how the process worked.
I found myself pulling my nose out of whatever book I was reading to listen to the justices turn arguments around and ask questions. Electronic media isn't allowed in the chambers much, so hearing the exchanges was to me fascinating.
And, I can wait to hear the fallout after their decision is released. It's gonna' be a whine-fest.
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A few weeks ago I opined on the merits of robo calls for and against presidential candidates.
Okay. I didn't opine. To use the phrase from the previous paragraph, my column was a "whine-fest" with me as The Commander-in-Chief of Whine.
Most folks who wrote me were of similar opinion: they hate the amount of robo calls that come during election season.
I included some of those letters in a subsequent column . . . but nothing for the other side. I didn't think anybody would actually smile at the prospect of those stupid calls, but as is the case 97.8 percent of the time, I was wrong.
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Don, I guess I'm one of the few people who look forward to robo calls. Nobody wants to talk to me anymore, so I enjoy talking to someone new.
I do however find it a little disappointing when the call is a recorded message. I'm still anxious to talk to them, but I have trouble trying to get a word in edgewise. I was excited to hear that you can also get robo calls on your cell phone!
I'm looking forward to the fall campaign and I'm hoping to have my cell phone charged up and ready. My cell phone battery has been dead for the last 3 years. Maybe it's time for a new bag phone?
I'm also hoping that the candidates accelerate their campaign ads on TV. I don't understand why people object to the so-called negative ads? How else will we learn the truth about the candidates?
I enjoy most of your weekly columns, but find that some of your readers are selfish with their time and unwilling to support the robo caller. They've got to earn a living, too. Right?
I also will be mailing my political leaders concerning robo calls and I will encourage them to keep up the good work.
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Okay, maybe Joe was being sarcastic. But, I am not sure as I ain't good with sarcasm unless I am dishing.
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I will end on an "uplifting" note. Just found a website, www.DoomsdayApp.com
You can go there, sign up and have all the end-of-the-world news crap sent to your "smart" phone 24/7.
Complete with newsfeeds from NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), and NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) you can be up-to-date, and prepared when it all "ends." I think there may be even a link to folks who build bomb shelters.


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NEW YORK » Holiday spending surged this year, but Americans still have their doubts about the economy. With unemployment high and home prices falling in the nation's largest cities, consumer confidence took an unexpected turn for the worse in December.
The decline followed two months of rising optimism. The Conference Board, a private research group, said its Consumer Confidence Index fell to 52.5 in December, down from a revised 54.3 in the November survey. It takes a reading of 90 to indicate a healthy economy. The last time the index was that high was in December 2007, just as the recession began.
LOS ANGELES » The U.S. economy is expected to gain steam in 2011, but the housing market is sputtering again, with home prices falling in the nation's largest metropolitan areas.
Prices of previously owned single-family homes fell 0.8 percent in October over the same time last year, according to the Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller index of 20 metropolitan areas. The closely watched index fell 1.3 percent from September to October as six metro areas hit fresh lows.
"It is grim, baby. We don't see any basis for sustained price increases in 2011," said Glenn Kelman, chief executive of online brokerage Redfin.
"Prices are going to be in the doldrums all year, and usually you look for housing to lead the overall recovery but that seems doubtful."
The year-over-year decline was the first since January and considerably worse than economists had expected.
BEIJING » The number of journeys Chinese passengers are expected to take over the 40-day peak Spring Festival transport period will rise 11.6 percent from last year to 2.85 billion, according to the National Development and Reform Commission.
The country's top economic planner told transport authorities to make sure they can cope with possible cold weather during the period, according to the statement on the NDRC's website.
The Chinese lunar new year festival transport peak period will last for 40 days from Jan. 19 to Feb. 27, according to the statement.
SAN FRANCIScO » Groupon's board has authorized the local-coupon site to raise up to $950 million in funding, a recent Delaware regulatory filing says.
Google Inc. reportedly tried to buy the Chicago company for between $5 billion and $6 billion but was rejected in early December.
In a Dec. 17 amended certificate of incorporation, which was first reported yesterday by venture capital data provider VC Experts, Groupon said it might issue up to 30 million Series G Preferred Shares at a price of $31.59 each.
Groupon's last round of funding -- $135 million -- came in April from Mail.ru Group, formerly Digital Sky Technologies.
VC Experts estimates that if Groupon raises the full $950 million, the company would be worth about $6.4 billion total.
A Groupon spokeswoman could not be reached for comment.
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UHA has hired Kevin Kim as an account representative supervisor. He has more than 15 years of training and customer service experience and was previously a training manager at Hawaiian Telcom.
Commercial Roofing and Waterproofing Hawaii has announced Richelle Thomason is its new director of business development and client relations. She will be responsible for assessing marketing opportunities and target markets, generating new business leads and creating proposals and business model designs as well as provide customer service, undertake client presentations, negotiate project contracts and respond to economic and market trends. Thomason was previously working with Tropical Roofing & Raingutters.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (July 29, 2014) Ahead of her performance Thursday at the Ohio State Fair, Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin says she's looking forward to tracking down some elephant ears, a dish of fried dough sprinkled with powdered sugar.
There may be plenty of opportunities for fried treats ahead, given that her 2014 tour also includes performances at the Wisconsin and Minnesota state fairs in August.
After some health issues, Franklin, 72, says she's feeling as good as she did in her 50s.
She's taking French lessons and studying classical piano with a Julliard graduate.
She says she plans to perform many of her hits and selections from an upcoming CD.
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No longer rumor, the Google Talk instant messaging service from Google debuted today. Got a Gmail account? Then you can begin instant messaging via Google -- or do voice conversations, as well. Don't have Gmail? There's a new signup via text message system in place to help you along.
New Google Talk Offers Instant Messaging & Voice Chat from me and Gary is today's SearchDay article that delves into the new service, looking at how it takes Google further down the portal path but a path it pretty much needs to walk to stay competitive with rivals. We also look at how the new tool isn't in the "blow you away" style of some past Google offerings, unless you feel the voice quality of calls is as good as billed. We haven't done enough testing to put a stamp of approval on that.
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Federal agents arrested five men in Des Moines who thought they were meeting to execute an armed drug robbery after a months-long investigation involving undercover agents and confidential informants, court records show.
The men were arrested March 8 at a Des Moines Hy-Vee.
They had just told the undercover agent they were ready to commit the robbery and had two firearms, pepper-spray for bears, a hunting knife and zip ties with them, police said.
According to a complaint filed in federal court, authorities initiated an investigation into one of the men arrested, Harry Lincoln Garrison, 26, of Des Moines, in November 2012 for illegal firearms and illegal narcotics trafficking.
Over the next four months, a confidential informant bought seven firearms, five rounds of ammunition and 188 grams of marijuana from Garrison or his associates.
On Feb. 5, the confidential informant asked Garrison if he was interested in executing a robbery and Garrison agreed, agents said.
Garrison told the informant and later the undercover agent he had performed a home invasion before.
The informant allegedly met with Garrison and two others to discuss the plan.
He hoped it would be "bigger than big," he allegedly told them.
The group later met with the undercover agent to plan the robbery, according to court records.
The suspects allegedly told the undercover agent they wanted to steal multiple pounds of cocaine, and the agent responded that there would be more than 20 pounds.
Garrison discussed running into the house and announcing themselves as police. Several suspects talked about shooting people at the "stash house," authorities said.
Garrison, Matthew Steven Steward, Allen Frontner Jr., Brian Watson and Orlando Valdez were charged with conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance, according to court records.


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Archive for Thursday, January 11, 2007
Flu activity in Douglas County
The Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department is reminding everyone it is not too late to get a flu shot. Recently Douglas County and the state have seen laboratory confirmed cases of flu.
"We typically start to see flu activity in January and February. It's important for people who have not received their flu shot to get one right away, because there is flu going around," said Barbara Schnitker, Director of Nurses for the health department.
Influenza is a contagious respiratory illness caused by a virus. Symptoms of the flu include fever, headache, extreme tiredness, dry cough and muscle aches. The flu is a serious illness that can often be difficult to recover from -- sometimes taking days or even weeks for a person to get better.
The health department also encourages people to take steps in practicing healthy habits such as washing hands frequently, covering coughs and sneezes and staying home when sick.
Flu shots are still available during regular clinic hours at the health department, 200 Maine St., Lawrence.
Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mondays; 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays; 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays and 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursdays.
The cost for the flu shot is $21, although no one will be denied services for inability to pay.
Medicare Part-B participants who are eligible are asked to bring their Medicare card.
For more information, call the health department at 843-0721.
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AP / An Obama supporter celebrates his 2012 election victory.
Oh, puh-leeze.
President Obama carefully apologized for something Thursday. (See video below.) But not for lying.
Attempting to staunch the growing furor over his countless misrepresentations about Americans keeping their existing health plan under ObamaCare, the Democrat granted an exclusive interview to NBC News' Chuck Todd.
"Exclusive" is what politicians grant 1) to get extra oomph from their interview with one media outlet and 2) to avoid the news conference's reportorial feeding-frenzy that accompanies the scent of political blood in the water.
First, what Obama didn't do. He didn't apologize for misleading the entire country for three-plus years by saying without qualification dozens of times that if Americans like their existing health insurance plan, they can keep it. "Period." The Real Good Talker didn't admit any mistake there, not even an inadvertent one based on his enthusiasm for what he believes is best for his countrymen.
Such bald statements, which documents show he knew were false in mid-2010, played a key role in calming latent fears about his massive federal government plan to reshape nearly a fifth of the country's economy.
That soothing claim also helped convince the majority Democrats in both houses of Congress to pass the bill in 2010 without a single Republican vote. Obama showed no sympathy when early ObamaCare opposition overwhelmingly turned the House over to the GOP that year.
With their Senate margin of control slim heading into the 2014 midterm balloting, Obama now hears worried Democrats whining about polls showing voter opposition threatening their reelections. Why should he care? As Obama told the Russian president last year, 2012 was his' final election.'
In his NBC interview Obama, who like Congress is exempt from ObamaCare's provisions, said the usual feel-good non-specifics about asking "my team" to examine ways to ameliorate the pain for millions of Americans losing their existing plan.
And he even emphasized his belief that ultimately the new forced policies would be upgrades. No sedative now for anyone saying goodbye to their existing, affordable plan, unable to shop on Obama's crippled, half-billion-dollar website, facing much higher prices for plans including options they don't want and facing federal financial penalties for non-compliance.
"I am sorry," Obama said, "that they are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me."
No explanation for how his "team" could have allowed the faulty website to go live Oct. 1 despite tardy and failed tests.
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If work was hectic and you come home to chaos, take a few minutes for yourself to unwind:
If you have 8 minutes
Change into comfortable clothes and splash your face with cold water. Put on some soothing, quiet music and lie down on your bed with your eyes shut. Spend a few minutes taking deep, slow breaths. Go on a visual vacation: Imagine yourself relaxing on a beach somewhere or being pampered at a luxurious spa. After a few minutes, you will feel renewed and invigorated ready to take on the next challenge.
If you have 18 minutes
Get comfortable and treat yourself! Have a cup of specialty coffee or tea, or make a small plate of fresh vegetables or fruit. Shut the bedroom door and have a reading break with a good book, magazine or newspaper. Or take a few minutes to write: Keeping a journal and writing about everyday situations can help you reduce stress and solve problems at the same time.
If you have 28 minutes
Light some aromatherapy candles and fill up the tub with warm water. Put drops of lavender or other calming essential oils in your bath. Break out the inflatable bath pillow and soak away the stresses of the day. Heres a tip: Get all of your chores done before your bath. This will allow your mind, body and spirit to truly drift away. Not a bath person? Go for a brisk walk or jog. Exercise is vital for maintaining mental fitness, reducing stress and improving alertness and concentration. Getting your heart rate up will cause your body to release endorphins and youll feel better instantly.


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Less than 24 hours after a woman's body was found dead on the side of a road in Dania Beach, detectives say a 28-year-old man is in custody.
The Broward Sheriff's Office received a call before 6 a.m. Saturday that a partially clothed woman was found dead in the 3100 block of S.R. 84 in Dania Beach.
The woman, who deputies said had facial injuries and appeared to have been dead for a period of time, was taken to the medical examiner's office to be identified through fingerprints.
Deputies said 49-year-old Lacy Michelle Woolridge died from a broken neck.
Woolridge had been recently released from jail for fraud. BSO detectives contacted her parole officer who deputies said was able to provide information that led detectives to 28-year-old Raul Armando Serrano.
Serrano is a truck driver with Prime Incorporated, a trucking company based out of Springfield, Missouri, who claimed he had picked up four different women in Dade and Broward the 24 hours prior to his contact with investigators, deputies said.
Though he claimed not to know Woolridge, detectives said they found a bag with her clothes, purse and cell phone inside Serrano's semi-truck.
Serrano was taken to the BSO Main Jail booked on one count of first-degree murder.


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A quiet, New England town with established neighborhoods along tree-lined streets, North Haven Connecticut's central location and active business community make North Haven a desirable apartment rental location.
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Wharton Brook State Park is a popular fishing, swimming, and picnic area, while Quinnipiac River State Park has fishing, boating, hiking, and hunting areas. Peter's Rock Park is over 180 acres with hiking trails, forest, and open space. Pierpont Park is where community events, concerts, and festivals are held.
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Alessandra Ambrosio's brand-new baby boy, Noah Phoenix, is ready for his closeup!
On Tuesday, the Brazilian supermodel, 31, shared the first-ever pics of her son, born May 7, via Facebook.
"Wanted to give you all a sneak peek of Noah and so thankful to Pampers by taking these pictures we helped out UNICEF and those in need," The Victoria's Secret stunner wrote. In one shot, the second-time mom beams as she holds Noah (who seems to be grinning, too!) in a pillow held on her lap.
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The second child for Ambrosio and longtime fiancé, Jamie Mazur, Noah joins big sister, Anja, 3.
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I think Wacom should be very ashamed of the way they treat European customers. This mouse is included with all Intuos 4 tablets over in the US, but we have to pay 60 extra for the mouse, not to mention that the tablets themselves are already 35% more expensive in Europe. And to top it off, we get NO software with the package, so that's tripple rip-off. The mouse would be fine if it were free, but in terms of good value... no way that it's worth 60! You can have a high-end Logitech mouse for that money. Please Wacom, consider your European strategies, because this is not the way.
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Licking County does not have any large metropolitan areas, but still does not escape the urban-rural divide in voting for president.
A review of the county's precinct voting breakdown, provided by the Licking County Board of Elections, shows rural areas of Licking County supported Republican candidate Mitt Romney in far greater numbers than in the cities and villages.
President Barack Obama narrowly lost Newark, 50 percent to 48 percent, but won Granville, Hebron, Buckeye Lake, St. Louisville, and the Licking County portion of Reynoldsburg. ...