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Article: [Left ventricular mural thrombi in myocardial infarction in echocardiographic studies and clinical observations].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Examinations were performed in 153 consecutive patients with myocardial infarction (MS), which were divided into two groups. Group I (21 persons) consisted of patients with echocardiographically diagnosed left ventricular mural thrombus, and in group II were patients without evidence of thrombi. Significantly more patients with anterior myocardial infarction were in the the group I, whereas those with inferior MI in the group II. Increased left ventricular wall contractility index and considerably percentage of dyskinesis, mostly of the apex region were stated in the group I. 15 patients (71%) of the group I were treated with heparin, but only 4 of them within 4 hours from the beginning of angina pain. In 4 patients of the group I (19%) thromboembolic complications occurred: in 1 patient during proper anticoagulant therapy and in 3 others without treatment with heparin. Thus mural thrombi were observed in majority in patients with anterior myocardial infarction and were localized in a diskinetic region. Echocardiograms of patients with mural thrombi testified to greater than in others left ventricular function impairment. Heparin administration during first hours of myocardial infarction seemed to lower the incidence of mural thrombi and probably thrombembolic complications.Kardiologia polska 02/1989; 32(5):259-65. · 0.54 Impact Factor
Article: [Giant thrombus of mitral valve prosthesis diagnosed by two-dimensional and Doppler echocardiography and confirmed by autopsy].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Authors presented intravitally diagnosed and well echocardiographically supplied documentary evidence for a huge thrombus positioned in the left atrioventricular ostium in a 52 years old woman within two months of Björk-Shiley mitral valve replacement because of a mitral valve disease.Kardiologia polska 02/1989; 32(5):283-7. · 0.54 Impact Factor
Article: [Evaluation of the left-ventricular function using poly-, echo- and radiocardiography in patients with uncomplicated myocardial infarction].Kardiologia polska 02/1988; 31 Suppl 1:60-7. · 0.54 Impact Factor
Article: [Telemetric and ergometric evaluation of accelerated rehabilitation of patients with acute uncomplicated myocardial infarction].Kardiologia polska 02/1988; 31 Suppl 1:68-76. · 0.54 Impact Factor
Article: [Multicenter comparative studies of the effectiveness and tolerance of propafenone and disopyramide in the treatment of premature ventricular beats].Polskie archiwum medycyny wewnȩtrznej 07/1987; 77(6):291-9. · 2.12 Impact Factor
Article: [Evaluation of the possibilities of rapid hospital rehabilitation of patients with uncomplicated myocardial infarction. II. Clinical characteristics].Kardiologia polska 02/1987; 30(6):368-75. · 0.54 Impact Factor
Article: [Test to localize stenoses in the coronary arteries based on an echocardiographic evaluation of the segmental mobility of the left ventricle].Kardiologia polska 02/1982; 25(1):43-9. · 0.54 Impact Factor
Article: [Partial recanalization of totally occluded right coronary artery in a patient with angina pectoris].Kardiologia polska 02/1980; 23(9):793-7. · 0.54 Impact Factor
Article: [Cardiac arrest and acute myocardial infarct as complications of the EEG exercise test and locomotor rehabilitation treatment in patients with angina pectoris].Polski tygodnik lekarski (Warsaw, Poland: 1960) 03/1979; 34(6):217-8.
Article: [Effect of elevated level of free fatty acids on dynamics of the left heart ventricle systole in polycardiographic study (author's transl)].Przegla̧d lekarski 02/1978; 35(4-5):438-9.
Article: [Application of dosed intensive physical exercises in rehabilitation of patients with myocardial infarction--evaluation attempt (author's transl)].Przegla̧d lekarski 02/1974; 31(11):922-4.
Article: [Left ventricular systolic sub-periods in hyperthyroidism. Effect of thyreostatic treatment and pharmacological blockade of beta adrenergic receptors].Endokrynologia Polska 26(3):289-97. · 0.99 Impact Factor
Article: [Evaluation of the state of the sympathetic nervous system in hyperthyroidism on the basis of ECG criteria].Endokrynologia Polska 26(3):299-305. · 0.99 Impact Factor


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Rice has a good baseball team. The best thing about the football team are the half-time shows (preformed by the M.O.B.). Rice also has a very nice gym for non-athletes. There is a wide variety of intermural and club sports.
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I've only gone to varsity sporting events to support friends that were participating. It's not like we are bad; we won five conference championships. its just not a big part of the culture here. IM and club sports are Bae. They are great ways to make friends. The competitiveness of the residential colleges leads to tons of fun and college pride.
Athletics are not important at Rice, and the varsity athletics department has trouble getting students to attend athletic events. However a lot of students like to participate in intramural sports and the recreation center is really nice.
Intramural sports between the colleges are a big part of campus life and widely participated in. Varsity sports are not as well followed, but people still have a strong sense of pride in the football and baseball teams, and athletes are well integrated with fellow students.
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As one of the smallest Division I schools in the country, Rice is known to always play against bigger schools, which unfortunately has not resulted in a fabulous athletic record. Home football games usually get a fairly decent turnout, and after claiming the championship title of the College World Series in 2003, the baseball team has since received massive financial support and attention. Sadly, most of the other varsity teams go virtually unnoticed by the overall student population. Compared to other universities that charge students to attend games and still fill the seats, Rice gives free tickets to any Rice student who wishes to attend a game.
While varsity athletics may be lacking, the club and intramural sports scene is another story entirely. A large variety of club and intramural sports is available, and a high percentage of the student population participates in one of these teams. Many club teams are often just as competitive as varsity teams. In 2010, Rice rugby won the conference title and went on to play at nationals. Competition between the residential colleges is what drives the intramural system (although non-team or non-college sports are also very popular). Powderpuff and flag football games between colleges usually draw a crowd of fans/cheerleaders from the respective colleges. It could definitely be argued that more students on campus care about the club and intramural teams than the varsity teams.
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Arranged by Joel Raney. Spiritual. General. Octavo. Published by Hope Publishing Company (HP.C5878).
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From the Quick Study Series, here is a snappy rendition of the traditional spiritual "Wade in the Water" combined with a few original lines by its crafter, Joel Raney. For SATB choirs, this anthem is designed to be learned with minimal rehearsal time, while offering a full portion of integrity. The Rhythm packet includes parts for guitar, bass and drums.


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James Bond due back as 'brutal, damaged' spy in comic by Warren Ellis
Fans of Bond, James Bond have been let down repeatedly by the latter day post-Ian Fleming Bond novels. That may change, in graphic form as one of the comics world's most talented writers, Warren Ellis (creator of one of my favorite graphic novels Transmetropolitan), takes on the 007 challenge, as reported in the Guardian:
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Warren Ellis is promising to deliver the "original, brutal, damaged" James Bond of Ian Fleming's novels in a new comic book series out later this year, the first in more than two decades.
Launching in November with a six-issue story arc called VARGR, the series will see 007 back in London after a "mission of vengeance" in Helsinki, where he takes on the workload of a fallen agent. "But something evil is moving through the back streets of the city, and sinister plans are being laid for Bond in Berlin," said publisher Dynamite.
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Pat Mills, The Godfather of British Comics
Pat Mills is on Wikipedia here.
He mentions this book, here, The Cosmic Pulse of Life.
Supernormal Stimuli: The Seduction of Our Senses
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Better Things – The Life and Choices of Jeffrey Catherine Jones
Who Was Jeffrey Catherine Jones?
Frank Frazetta once called Jones the "greatest living painter."
Born in 1944, Jones first published a comic book in 1965 (Blazing Combat #1). Jones quickly grew to popularity within the art community and went on to paint "covers for books, including the Ace paperback editions of Fritz Leiber's Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser series and Andre Norton's Postmarked the Stars, The Zero Stone, Uncharted Stars and many others. For a period during the early 1970s she also contributed illustrations to Ted White's Fantastic. Jones drew many covers and short stories for a variety of comics publishers including DC Comics, Skywald Publications, and Warren but generally avoided the superhero genre."
In 1998, Jones underwent hormone therapy. According to Steven Ringgenberg at The Comics Journal, "It's now known from the artist's personal writings that she had felt conflicted about her gender since childhood, always feeling a greater affinity for the fair sex than for her own maleness.… Read the rest
Betrayal, Freedom and Justice: Forces of Order, Why V Embraced Anarchy (excerpts from Alan Moore and David LLoyd's 'V for Vendetta')
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Without a doubt, if you were to ask any comic book aficionado to put together a top five comic book creators list, Alan Moore would be in every list. Some even consider him to be the greatest comic book writer of all time.
"When waiting for a train at London's Victoria Station in 1984, Gaiman noticed a copy of Swamp Thing written by Alan Moore, and carefully read it. Moore's fresh and vigorous approach to comics had such an impact on Gaiman that he would later write; 'that was the final straw, what was left of my resistance crumbled. I proceeded to make regular and frequent visits to London's Forbidden Planet shop to buy comics'." – Neil Gaiman: Journalism, early writings, and literary influences
Neil Gaiman – 3 books that have changed my life
Alan Moore has touched many hearts, and his creation that has influenced more people than any other is his masterpiece 'V for Vendetta', which he co-created with David LLoyd.… Read the rest
From the Pages of Barry Ween: What We Would All Like to Do and Say to the Minions of the Surveillance State
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Barry Ween is a fictional "10-year-old boy who secretly possesses the most powerful intellect on Earth". His escapades are brilliantly depicted by Judd Winick in the pages of "The Adventures of Barry Ween, Boy Genius".
Barry is a genius, and we're not talking about the regular Einstein type of genius, or beyond belief Tesla genius, we're talking about 350 I.Q. "by far the smartest organism on the planet" genius. We're talking about "self-awareness-in-the-womb-smart" (click images to enlarge).
Being the smartest creature to ever walk this earth, he realizes early on that for his safety and the safety of those that he loves, he would have to remain hidden. After all, we all know what humanity is capable of once fear of the incomprehensible and the unknown takes hold.
His first few years were long and arduous but he withstood them, and at the age of 10 he acquired enough freedom to explore the limits of science and understanding, albeit, still in secret.
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Scott McCloud's Four Types of Artists
Here's a fun scheme of classifying different types of artists. The scheme is Scott McCloud's, mapped onto Ken Wilber's quadrants. Can you think of any more examples?
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In his book, Making Comics, Scott McCloud created a chart categorizing artists according to four intentions — what artists are most interested in, in creating art. His categories are:
- Formalist — The Formalist is interested in examining the boundaries of an art form, stretching them, exploring what the form is capable of. The Formalist is interested in experimenting, turning the form upside-down and inside-out, moving in new, bold, untried directions, inventing and innovating. Formalists are the cutting edge, the avant-garde, the ones willing to break tradition and established ways. Strict narrative or craft is not as important as trying something new and unexpected, playing with and breaking traditional concepts, getting to the heart of understanding what art itself is.


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What Debra Messing Thinks of Her Nude Pics in Allure
Debra Messing is a smash hit in the new issue of Allure that features the magazine's annual spread with celebs posing in the buff.
And while the Smash actress is thrilled that her fans are loving her seductive shoot (Anderson Cooper's reaction: "Hubba, hubba!"), she can't help but wonder why the mag wanted her now, even though she's been on the Hollywood scene since 1995.
PHOTOS: Other stars who've posed nude
"This is Allure's annual nude issue, and there are several of us, several actresses. Why they decided to wait until I was 43 to ask me, I don't know," she jokes to Cooper during an appearance on his show, which airs April 23.
Also flaunting their bare bods in the spread: Dancing with the Stars' Maria Menounos, supermogul/model Heidi Klum, Person of Interest's Taraji P. Henson, GCB's Leslie Bibb, and V's Morena Baccarin.
PHOTOS: See stars in unretouched photos
Messing, who has been quietly dating her Smash costar Will Chace, also opens up to Cooper about her own celebrity TV crush: The Voice's Cee Lo Green!
PHOTOS: Cee Lo Green before he was on The Voice!
"He is so sexy!" Messing tells the host, who retorts with, "Cee Lo Green? The guy who strokes the cat?"
"How crazy is that cat?" she answers. "That made him even cooler to me, that crazy cat. It's the fact that [Cee Lo] wears red all the time and he's got that smile and he's got the glasses. He's nurturing but he's naughty, you know he's naughty, but yet he just wants everyone to love and be good and music."
Tune into Messing's full interview with Cooper when Anderson airs Monday, April 23.
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: What Debra Messing Thinks of Her Nude Pics in Allure
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Hello erikg,
You're right - it can't be a light leak. Sometimes it's hard to wrap ones head around the problem!
Your idea about it being a thread or hair was a good one. I put the camera up on a tripod, put the mirror up and put the shutter on bulb. I used a flashlight and looked very carefully but could find nothing.
It's a shame, as the camera itself is in wonderful shape and the lenses are immaculate. It might remain a mystery!


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A conference developed to provide opportunities for professional development, personal growth, and health education to women of the San Jacinto Valley.
2015 "From the Heart"
This was the fourth year for the San Jacinto Valley Women's Conference, and what an exciting year it became! The support from wonderful sponsors and the dynamic women of our valley has grown exponentially. You've attended, learned and hopefully enjoyed a day of empowerment. The result provided continuing education scholarships for many women over the past three years. What could be more satisfying than that?
The San Jacinto Valley Women's Conference is a time for you to develop new friendships, hear uplifting messages, gain new insights, enjoy time with family and friends, and gather with great women in our community. The mission of the San Jacinto Valley Women's Conference is to provide a positive experience for Valley women as we raise funds to help local women improve and advance their educational goals.
The conference is held at the beautiful Country Club at Soboba Springs. A full continental breakfast begins the day and local vendors provide a wide variety of products for attendees to peruse and purchase throughout the day.
The theme for 2015 is "From the Heart". Seven presenters and a panel will share their perspectives and insights on a variety of topics centered around our theme that will be timely and of interest and concern to women of all ages. We'll address both our physical heart and our emotional heart!
We are hosting this exciting event for the benefit of women in the San Jacinto Valley. The Conference offers its attendees inspiration, personal development and resources. It is a marketplace of ideas, exhibits and networking designed to benefit women from all walks of life in the San Jacinto Valley. Funds generated provide scholarship opportunities for deserving local women. To date we have awarded 16 scholarships.
2015 San Jacinto Valley Women's Conference Board:: Sitting, l-r: Michelle Fox, Dee Smaby, Teresa Spraggs, Linda Greilich, Nicole Moore
Standing, l-r: Dolores Badillo, Dee Cozart, Sheila Stillman, , Christina Maxwell, Therese Steadman, Kathleen Osborne and Debbie Perez-Flores.
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Puja K. Mehta, MD, FACC
Dr. Mehta is Director of the
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In 1983 Sally and her husband,
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I began writing as a wee one trying to copy Mom's handwriting. My handwriting, alas, remained illegible. So in 8th grade, I taught myself to type on my Dad's old Royal typewriter (which wasn't old at the time).
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Last week the U.K's national academy of science, the Royal Society, named the top 20 innovations in the history of food and drink.
The list includes modern inventions like the refrigerator and combine harvester, which beat out ancient ones like fish nets and frying. The items were chosen by a panel of distinguished Royal Society fellows, then whittled down from 100 to 20 by votes from Society fellows and food and drink industry experts. All were judged on four criteria: accessibility, productivity, aesthetics and health.
Society fellow Sir Peter Williams explained the significance of the list on the Royal Society web site:
"Royal Society Fellows have played vital roles in improving people's lives for 350 years and science has a major role to play in meeting the global challenges of the 21st century. We thought it appropriate to look at how that innovation has shaped what we eat and drink. The poll reveals the huge role science and innovation have played in improving our health and our lives. This is something to which the scientific community continues to add."
Scroll through the below gallery to see how your favorite food innovations measured up.
The practice of frying food in oil or fat is thought to have been invented by the ancient Egyptians around 2500 B.C.
The microwave was invented by Dr. Percy Spencer, who drew on radar technology invented during World War II. It was first sold commercially in 1947.
The Celts likely were the first to create a barrel similar to the ones we recognize today. Wooden staves were encircled by bands of iron and closed on both ends with flat wood caps.
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Pots have been around so long it's difficult to tell when they were first appeared in human history. The earliest may have been made of clay or stone, and today metal pots are most commonly produced commercially.
Throughout history, humans have employed the practice of cultivating a succession of different crops in a specific order on a single field.
The oldest surviving fishing net, made of willow, dates to 8300 B.C. in Antrea, Finland.
Fermentation is a chemical process harnessed in the production of wine, beer and other products. Humans have been fermenting foodstuffs for thousands of years, but the processes at play weren't understood until the 17th century.
The plow is often credited as the most important agricultural implement since the beginning of history. The mechanism, which has evolved considerably since Roman times, turns and breaks up soil to bury crop residues and control weeds.
Watermills were first invented by the Greeks to grind grain, reducing the amount of human labor necessary for the task.
Selective breeding, the process of breeding plants and animals for particular traits, was first explained in Charles Darwin's "Origin of Species," though there's evidence it's been practiced for thousands of years.
Egyptians are credited with the first intentional use of leavening, and were making bread with nearly-modern methods by 2600 B.C.
American farmer and inventor Hiram Moore invented the combine harvester in 1834. The early versions were pulled by a horse or mule. It's so named because it combines three separate operations: reaping, threshing, and winnowing.
In 6000 B.C., irrigation began roughly at the same time Egypt and Mesopotamia. Waters from the flooded Nile, Tigres and Euphrates would be diverted for 40 to 60 days, then drained back into the river at the right moment in crops' growing cycle.
Ovens have been around longer than some might suspect, going back perhaps thousands of years. The first written record of an oven being built dates to 1490 in France.
The process of preserving food in an airtight container was originally conceived early in the Napoleonic Wars, when the French government offered cash prize of 12,000 francs to any inventor who could develop a cheap way to preserve large amounts of food for its army. Confectioner and brewer Nicolas Appert won the prize in 1810 after more than a decade of experimenting with corked-glass containers reinforced with wire and sealing wax, which he kept in boiling water for various lengths of time.
French chemist Louis Pasteur is credited with developing the modern concept of pasteurization, originally intended to keep beer and wine from going bad. The process involves heating food, usually a liquid, to a certain temperature for an amount of time and then immediately cooling it, which deters microbial growth.
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Version 0.60 (2011-05-17) * New maintainer: Gert Hulselmans. * BIS is now released under the MIT license. * Add this CHANGELOG file. * Source code changes are now tracked in git: http://bootinfoscript.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=bootinfoscript/bootinfoscript;a=summary * Big source code reformatting and cleanup of the code and comments. * The output file can now be specified by adding the filename as argument: bash ./boot_info_script.sh <outputfile> * Display help when invoked with the -h, -help or --help switch. * Gzip the output file when invoked with the -g or --gzip switch. 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'Chuck Chicken' Heads to India
Animated series Chuck Chicken, a co-production between Neptuno Films, Animasia and Agogo, has been acquired for the Indian sub-continent by Nickelodeon India.
Animated series Chuck Chicken, a co-production between Neptuno Films, Animasia and Agogo, has been acquired for the Indian sub-continent by Nickelodeon India.
Viacom International Media Networks Asia, a division of Viacom Inc. (NASDAQ: VIA, VIAB) today announced Nick Jr.'s launch in Thailand through GMM Grammy, the country's largest entertainment and media conglomerate group.
Turner Broadcasting System Asia Pacific has appointed 19-year industry veteran Glen Bartlett as its creative director.
Toei Animation is celebrating the 25th year of its perennial series, Saint Seiya, by introducing a brand new television series to global buyers this spring.
Rango, recognized with awards in four categories, is the night's most honored project A surprise appearance by Martin Scorsese is one of evening's highlights.
CCTV ANIMATION, INC., along with production partners Dalian Tsanghao Digital Technology Co., Foxfield Entertainment, and Studio CHOPS, announce the production of Mr. Dragon's Park, a 26-episode preschool series already in production for delivery in early 2013.
Sony's deputy president Kazuo Hirai will succeed Howard Stringer as president and CEO of Sony Corp. effective April 1.
The date for the 12th Japanese Film Festival Nippon Connection in Frankfurt am Main is set: From May 2-6, 2012, the biggest festival for Japanese cinema worldwide will once more present more than 100 of the latest Japanese short and feature films.
Top Japanese distributor Toho is entering a joint venture called My Theater D.D., which will stream its films on the Web, reports Variety.
Digital Domain Media Group, Inc. (NYSE: DDMG), a leading digital production company focused on visual effects, original content animation and major studio co-productions, today launched its expansion into the high growth China film market with the announcement of the company's first strategic partnership in China.
IMAX Corporation (NYSE: IMAX; TSX: IMX) and Bona Film Group (Nasdaq: BONA), a leading film distributor in China, today announced that the 3D martial arts motion picture Flying Swords of Dragon Gate will be released in China, in the immersive IMAX 3D format beginning Thursday, December 15.
Rendering is always the most expensive part of any production. That is why savvy and expanding Chinese 3D animation outsourcing company, Original Force, chose the top full service render farm management company, PipelineFX, and their software, Qube!, to organize and optimize their rapidly growing rendering pipeline.
Leading rights management group Target Entertainment has signed a number of new broadcast deals for Novel Entertainment's Horrid Henry (156 x 11') including a prestigious Asian deal following ATF.
DHX Media, a leading international producer and distributor of television programming and interactive content, has signed a raft of deals from its catalogue of kids entertainment with broadcasters in Asia as it prepares to attend this year's Asia Television Forum.
IMAX Corporation (NYSE: IMAX; TSX: IMX) and Cinema 21, Indonesia's largest exhibitor, today announced an agreement to install two digital IMAX® theatres in Jakarta.
Sesame Workshop, the non-profit educational organization behind Sesame Street, in partnership with TOLO TV and LEMAR TV stations, have produced Baghch-e-Simsim, a brand new children's television series featuring locally produced live action films and the Muppets from Sesame Street, to engage and help educate the young children of Afghanistan.
V&S Entertainment, a leading UK independent children's media company, has secured a host of new international deals for its best-selling HD CGI pre-school animated series Everything's Rosie, it was announced today by Managing Director Vickie Corner.
The Bakery (www.bakery3D.com), the 3D computer graphics software company, will be hosting an in-depth Tech Talk on Bakery Relight on day one of this year's SIGGRAPH Asia show.
After opening over the weekend in India, THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN: THE SECRET OF THE UNICORN had the largest opening weekend for an animated feature in the country's history, reports The Hollywood Reporter.
Ra.One has become a superhero movie of global proportions that is attracting international audiences and breaking box office records across India.
Cartoon Network, the leading kids' entertainment channel in Asia, today announced its new dedicated HD channel, the first amongst kids' broadcasters in the region.
Further to Ken Perlin and Bill Buxton, SIGGRAPH Asia has announced that Jennifer Yuh Nelson and Raymond Zibach will complement the Featured Speakers program at SIGGRAPH Asia 2011.


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Fourth Quarter, Calendar Year 2012
Top Consumer Issues – Subject Category Reference Guide
BUNDLED AND VoIP SERVICES
Billing and Rates:billing and rates charged for bundled or VoIP services
Broadband Services:high-speed broadband access that is always on and faster than
traditional dial-up access. Broadband can be provided over different platforms: Digital
Subscriber Line (DSL); Cable Modem; Fiber-Optic Cable (Fiber); Wireless; Satellite; and
Broadband over Power Line (BPL)
Carrier Marketing and Advertising:carrier advertising and marketing practices,
including alleged misrepresentations
Number Portability:ability to port a telephone number from one service provider to
Service:quality of service provided
Billing and Rates:billing and rates charged for program service
Broadband:access caps, access speeds, advertisements, availability, billing/rates,
equipment, interference, and quality
CableCard:a plug-in card that allows consumers to view and record digital cable
television channels on digital video recorders, personal computers, and televisions
without the use of other equipment, such as a set-top box provided by a cable television
Digital Television:digital TV service or the transition from analog to digital TV
Disability and Access:video description, closed captioning, and emergency access to
video programming
Over-The-Air Reception Devices (OTARD):installation, maintenance or use of
antennas (including direct-to-home satellite dishes, TV antennas, and wireless cable
antennas) used to receive video programming
Programming:program content or the choice of channels/programs available to subscribers
Provider Marketing and Advertising:provider advertising and marketing practices,
including alleged misrepresentations
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Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act (STELA):includes the Satellite
Home Viewer Improvement Act of 1999 (SHVIA) and Satellite Home Viewer Extension
and Reauthorization Act of 2004 (SHVERA), which was further updated under the
Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act of 2010
Service:quality of service provided
Digital Television:digital TV service or the transition from analog to digital TV
Disability and Access:video description, closed captioning, and emergency access to
video programming
Interference:reception of unwanted signals from nearby transmitters to home electronic
Indecency/Obscenity: obscene, indecent or profane programming
Other: miscellaneous programming issues (e.g., contests and lotteries,
freedom of speech, how to start a station, journalism, false information, lists
of stations)
General Criticism: non-specific concerns regarding programming content
Service:availability, customer service, interruption in service
Station Marketing and Advertising:station advertising and marketing practices,
including alleged misrepresentations
Billing and Rates:·
Airtime Charges:charges to subscribers for actual time spent using a wireless
Credit/Refunds/Adjustments:credits, refunds, or bill adjustments
Line Items:surcharges and taxes appearing on a wireless bill:
o Access Charges: miscellaneous line item charges
o E-911: provision of automatic location information and automatic number
identification via a wireless phone used to contact a 911 call center
o Taxes: taxes appearing on wireless bill
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o Universal Service Fund: availability and affordability of phone service for
low income consumers in geographic areas in which the cost of providing
telephone service is high
Recurring Charges:recurring monthly charges that appear on a subscriber's bill
Roaming Rates:charges assessed to the subscriber for wireless calls made while
roaming in another carrier's territory
Rounding:practice of rounding calls to a full minute
Service Plan Rates –terms and conditions of service:
o Activation Fee: usually a one-time charge to initiate service
o Off-Peak: specified period during which per-minute rate is lower
o Optional Services: including caller-ID, voice mail, road-rescue
o Peak: specified time during which per-minute rate is higher
o Prepaid Service: subscriber pays for service in advance
o Promo Plan: including minute allowances
o Security Deposit: usually a one-time charge that is held by the carrier for a
specified period required for subscriber to acquire service
Broadband:access caps, access speeds, advertisements, availability, billing/rates,
equipment, interference, and quality
Carrier Marketing and Advertising:carrier advertising and marketing practices,
including alleged misrepresentations
Contract – Early Termination of Service:termination of a subscriber's service prior to
end of specified contract term:
By Subscriber: subscriber's liability for terminating service prior to end of
specified contract term
By Carrier: carrier's right to terminate a subscriber's service prior to end of
specified contract term
Equipment (EQUI)· Equipment Unauthorized Charges (EQUC): subscriber charged for wireless
phone without agreeing to purchasing phone
· Faulty Equipment (EFAU): technical or malfunctioning equipment
· Stolen Equipment (ESTO): misuse or reporting problems associated with
stolen equipment
General Mobile Information (Land Mobile): wireless microphones, refarming, radar,
licensing and operations, inspections, and other related issues
Interference:reception of unwanted signals from nearby transmitters to electronic
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License Information (General):General Mobile Radio Services (GMRS) license
acquisition, requirements, eligibility, cancellation, frequency coordination, replacement
and other related issues
Service:quality of service or the lack of signal coverage within a geographic area served
by a wireless provider
Dead Spots: inability to receive service within certain areas
Dropped Calls: premature termination of calls
Home Area Service: overall quality of service within the subscriber's local
calling area
Network Busy Signal: calls that do not go through because of
overcrowding of the service frequencies
Roaming Availability: availability of service outside of the subscriber's
local calling area
Roaming Service: overall quality of service while roaming
Service Interruption: inability to use wireless phone because service was
interrupted by service provider
Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA):compliance with TCPA wireless requirements
Tower:light outages, paint, posting, zoning and registration
Billing and Rates:
Credit/Refunds/Adjustments:account credits, refunds or adjustments
Line Items:charges and taxes appearing on a telephone bill:
· Access – Subscriber Line Charge: subscriber local-loop line charges for
maintaining residential and business and telephone access to the network
· Access – Universal Service: FCC's universal service fund-affordable access to
basic telephone service for low-income consumers and consumers in high-cost
areas, and provision of communications services to schools, libraries and
health care facilities
· Interstate Directory Assistance: charges assessed for access to directory
assistance information
· Taxes on Telephone Bill: local, state, or federal taxes appearing on a
telephone bill
· Truth-in-Billing - No Service Provider ID: the name of the service provider
and/or contact information for the service provider is not easily identifiable on
the bill
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· Truth-in-Billing - Bundled Charges: bill fails to contain plain language
description and breakdown of charges for each carrier where multiple carriers
appear on the bill
Truth-in-Billing - No Payment Solution: bill fails to clearly distinguish
charges for which nonpayment will result in disconnection from those that
will not result in disconnection
Rates:rates and charges billed by telephone companies:
Casual Call Billing: rates billed for calls placed from non-public phones
through a carrier that is not the presubscribed carrier for the telephone (or
does not recognize a telephone number as that of a subscriber)
Double Billing: disputes concerning double billing for calls or services
DSL Rate Problem: DSL promotional plan rates altered or unspecified to
International Internet Dial-up: international calls billed to subscriber as a
result of using local (domestic) Internet service providers to access websites
International Calls – Rates: international calls, rates and/or service that either
originate or terminate in the U.S.
809 International Billing: 809 area code collect call and consumer dialing
900 Pay-Per-Call Billing: commercially provided interstate 900 number
information or entertainment services
OSP Rates: rates charged for interstate calls placed from public phones
Rates for Interstate Telecommunications Services – Billing: disputes
concerning interstate rates and charges
Cramming:unauthorized, misleading or deceptive charges appearing on a subscriber's
Number Portability: ability to port a telephone number from one service provider to
Recurring Charges: recurring charges that appear on a subscriber's bill
Service Quality:quality of service provided by carrier:
· DSL Service Inadequate: poor quality of service or service outages
· Interstate Telecommunications: poor call reception, service outages, service
disconnects, or carrier's failure to release telephone line (and no charges are
· Long Distance Service Treatment: inadequate customer service treatment by
long distance carriers including, but not limited to, additional services being
added without the consumer's knowledge or approval
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Slamming:practice of changing a subscriber's telecommunications service provider (or a
calling plan) without the subscriber's consent
· International slammed: changing a subscriber's international long distance
service without permission
Local Service slammed: changing a subscriber's local or regional intrastate
long distance service without permission
Local and Long Distance slammed: changing a subscriber's local and long
distance service without permission
Long Distance slammed: changing a subscriber's interstate telephone
company service without permission
Slamming w/ Problem LOA: changing a subscriber's interstate telephone
company based on fraudulent signed documents or illegal formats, such as
Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)– compliance with TCPA:
Do Not Call List: any telephone solicitation to a residential telephone
subscriber who has requested not to receive telephone solicitations
Unsolicited Fax: unsolicited ("junk") faxes or the use of a computer or other
device to send any messages via a telephone facsimile
Other: other aspects of TCPA (e.g., prerecorded messages, abandoned calls
and war dialing, business telephone complaints, emergency telephone
complaints, call or message to wireless device, and/or call or message to toll
free numbers)
Universal Service Fund Issues:contribution methodology, general information, rural
health care and calculation increases
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Summer Video Game Movie: T&C Surf Designs Wood & Water Rage
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WASHINGTON -- Rising in the Senate on May 13, Chuck Schumer, the New York Democrat, explained: "I rise to discuss rising energy prices." The president was heading to Saudi Arabia to seek an increase in its oil production, and Schumer's gorge was rising.
Saudi Arabia, he said, "holds the key to reducing gasoline prices at home in the short term." Therefore arms sales to that kingdom should be blocked unless it "increases its oil production by one million barrels per day," which would cause the price of gasoline to fall "50 cents a gallon almost immediately."
Can a senator, with so many things on his mind, know so precisely how the price of gasoline would respond to that increase in the oil supply? Schumer does know that if you increase the supply of something, the price of it probably will fall. That is why he and 96 other senators recently voted to increase the supply of oil on the market by stopping the flow of oil into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which protects against major physical interruptions. Seventy-one of the 97 senators who voted to stop filling the SPR also oppose drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
One million barrels is what might today be flowing from ANWR if in 1995 President Clinton had not vetoed legislation to permit drilling there. One million barrels produce 27 million gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel. Seventy-two of today's senators -- including Schumer, of course, and 38 other Democrats, including Barack Obama, and 33 Republicans, including John McCain -- have voted to keep ANWR's estimated 10.4 billion barrels of oil off the market.
So Schumer, according to Schumer, is complicit in taking $10 away from every American who buys 20 gallons of gasoline. "Democracy," said H.L. Mencken, "is the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard." The common people of New York want Schumer to be their senator, so they should pipe down about gasoline prices, which are a predictable consequence of their political choice.
Also disqualified from complaining are all voters who sent to Washington senators and representatives who have voted to keep ANWR's oil in the ground, and who voted to put 85 percent of America's offshore territory off-limits to drilling. The U.S. Minerals Management Service says that restricted area contains perhaps 86 billion barrels of oil and 420 trillion cubic feet of natural gas -- 10 times the oil and 20 times the natural gas Americans use in a year.
Drilling is under way 60 miles off Florida. The drilling is being done by China, in cooperation with Cuba, which is drilling closer to South Florida than U.S. companies are.
I Was A Woman In The Marine Corps In the Mid-70s. Hillary Clinton's Story Doesn't Add Up | Susan Hutchison
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What a pile of garbage it is and whats more, easy.
I finished it a few days ago on hard and was hardly pressed, the only time was the tank section because the enemy tanks literally teleport in out of nowhere once you reach a certain point in the map, I watched t happen once i knew where they spawned.
I watched all the cut scenes and listened to them yet had no idea what the heck the story was about, and the ending "battle" I use that term loosely because it was one of the easiest parts of the game.
IF you are a single player kind of person you will feel ripped off. I really wish they skipped the single player and concentrate on the multi like they did in the first few games.
FYI Omar from the Wire is in it if you didn't recognise his voice that is.
FFS the poll didn't work.
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I have never BF4 I do have BF3 on PS3 but the campaign in that was ****e too a lot of people like myself think the BF series should be just MP mode only and no SP mode at all but for 90% of the fans they love SP and thing of it as a bonus, I don't I see it as last min tacked on crap
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Haven't even touched the single player and I don't think I ever will. As Nakatomi said, it's probably just tacked on ****
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I watched this show a few times and I found out it wasn't my cup of tea. I much prefer murder mysteries and true crime events. I couldn't believe that Jennifer would like portraying this character. I am glad that she is breaking loose in her own way but I still like her on "Ghost Whisperer".
I just love Criminal Minds. I fell in love with it the day I saw the first episode. I have been watching the reruns and older versions now and I can't wait every week for Weds.night. I hope that this is is just a vacation until next fall because I will be very upset if they cancel it. I will try to contact the studio to make sure that they come back.
I think that Kris Holden-Reid is such a hunk. When he was "healing" Bo I thought about me in her place (it is only TV) and it made me smile. They did a great job casting him as a werewolf, it really suits him.


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