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Wrong-way driver stopped on I-89STAFF REPORT | March 18,2013ROYALTON A New Hampshire man drove the wrong way on Interstate 89 Wednesday night, according to Vermont State Police.
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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot requests clearance to taxi to pad charlie and cry.
Boeing's largest, and ugliest, aircraft today is the 747 LCF, better known as the DreamLifter. The primary job of the DreamLifter is delivering entire 787 fuselages for final assembly. Yesterday evening, one DreamLifter was supposed to land at Wichita, Kansas... [more inside]
Room 747
A narrated slideshow tour of Stockholm's Jumbo Hostel, which is inside a remodelled Boeing 747. The engine pods will be each become a room for two. Opens January 15th.
Air India 182
On June 22, 1985, Air India flight 182 left Montreal en route to Delhi with 329 passengers aboard, most of them Canadian. Four hours later, an explosion in the baggage compartment destroyed the plane, killing all on board. Premiering tonight on CBC television, this documentary (trailer) recounts the final hours, days and weeks before the plane disappeared off Irish radar screens. It reveals the story of how Canada's first major counter-terrorism operation failed to thwart the conspiracy and details the errors that resulted in the world's most lethal act of aviation terrorism before Sept. 11. (previously on MetaFilter) [more inside]
Striker, listen, and you listen close: flying a plane is no different than riding a bicycle, just a lot harder to put baseball cards in the spokes.
Amazing 747 landings at in the St. Martins [youtube] YouTube has a great collection of 747 landings at Princess Juliana International Airport in the St. Martin Islands, famous for its short landing strip — only 2,180 meters. Here's the view from the cockpit. Most of the videos seem to have been taken at Maho Beach. Here's an Airbus. Previously.
Debunking Jet Blast?
Watch as the jet blast from a 747 tosses cars as if they are toys! Would Flight 77 Have Really Thrown Cars & People Off The Highway? Perhaps.
Who caught Zacarias Moussaoui?
Who caught Zacarias Moussaoui? Clancy Prevost smiles at the absurdity of his story. We are just a few miles down the road from the Eagan flight school where, one month before the September 11th attacks, he tried to teach Zacarias Moussaoui how to fly a Boeing 747.
Israel to launch flying casino
Israel to launch flying casino Ah...there he goes again. No. This is not about middle east chaos. This is gambling for "high stakes"--casino in the air. Claimed to be a first, can this sort of thing "take off" and be established in other countries? Would you try this form of gambling?
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Motorcycle Touring in the Mojave Desert
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2012 Kawasaki KLR 650 Review
Kawasaki's KLR650 dual sport bike is a fun around-town bike that, when not hitting dirt roads and trails on the weekend, makes a credible commuter bike for everywhere but the tightest, nastiest freeways.
2011 Tiger 800 (XC)
We have had an opportunity to ride the new 2011 Triumph Tiger 800 and 800 XC in Spain's Pyrenees mountains, both on- and off-road.
Triumph has positioned the standard Tiger 800 to be an easy-to-ride motorcycle intended to compete with the Suzuki V-Strom 650, while the Tiger 800 XC goes head to head against the BMW F 800 GS.
2012 Super Ténéré
Ultimate MotorCycling has gotten a first-ride on the 2012 (yes, 2012) Yamaha Super Ténéré, a motorcycle fresh from Europe and ready to take on the American backcountry. The most important thing to understand about this adventure motorcycle is where it falls on the open class adventure motorcycle spectrum.


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Flaherty & Crumrine Preferred Securities Income Fund Inc (FFC) Ex-Dividend Date Scheduled for January 22, 2014
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Flaherty & Crumrine Preferred Securities Income Fund Inc ( FFC ) will begin trading ex-dividend on January 22, 2014. A cash dividend payment of $0.136 per share is scheduled to be paid on January 31, 2014. Shareholders who purchased FFC stock prior to the ex-dividend date are eligible for the cash dividend payment.
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Sequels and Remakes: Night of the Living Dead Sequels
After the eventual success of Night of the Living Dead, it would take George Romero 10 years to make his triumphant return to his world of the now growing zombie apocalypse, and this time he would be without most of his original team, most notably writer John Russo. But that is not to say that Romero had disappeared from the …Read More »
Sequels and Remakes: The Good, The Bad, and The Regrettable
Night of the Living Dead is a staple in the history of horror, be it with its bold casting choices, casting Daune Jones (a black man) as the lead character, something unheard of in 1968, or helping to spawn the cannibalistic zombie genre (even though they don't once use the word zombie in this film), and eventually putting the names …Read More »
RIFFTRAX LIVE Giving NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD The Treatment
I've reported on RIFFTRAX events in the past but this one is gonna be special. If you're not familiar with RIFFTRAX you should know that this is from those crazy bastards that brought us MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 and what they do is pick a film and then add their own audio track that is always funny and often hilarious. …Read More »
Film Review: Night Of The Living Dead: Resurrection (2012)
SYNOPSIS: The deceased have risen with the instinct to feed on the living as a family is trapped during a zombie apocalypse. Wales. Based on George A. Romero's classic "Night of the Living Dead". REVIEW: When I first saw the title Night Of The Living Dead: Resurrection I was filled with trepidation. In my mind two things were possible. It …Read More »
Night of the Living Dead Genesis 9 (2013) Minute Preview
Night of the Living Dead Genesis 9 (2013) Minute Preview Matt Cloude's re-imagining of George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead will pay homage to the timeless classic while expanding upon its storyline to explore more of the night when the dead began to rise.Read More »
Zombie Crawl in the Monroeville Mall
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Not Halloween time? Doesn't mean that you can't do Something Scary
Basically, I am a horror nut. I watch the movies, I look at the magazines, I check out the websites, and I write the stories. Most people limit their horror intake and conservatively save it simply for Halloween time. Not me, I try to employ these fright feelings all year long. This is what I did one time. It was …Read More »
Interview: John Russo (Night of the Living Dead)
MACABRECON RENANIMATED AN INTERVIEW WITH JOHN RUSSO Generations of fright fiends have been struck with terror at the hands of conceptual genius John Russo. Co-Creator and collaborator of Night of The Living Dead, where our current zombie phenomenon had all began; Mr. Russo sheds some light on a dark genre that chills us to the bone yet captivates us, glued …Read More »
Film Review: Night of the Living Dead 3D: Re-Animation (2012)
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Trailer: Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection (2012)
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Interview: Gary Streiner (Night Of The Living Dead)
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6 bedrooms for 12 guests
4 bath(s), 2 shower(s)
*** YSE private Land Rover. Details below. ***
Grande Sassière has the most amazing sitting-dining room in Val d'Isère. The room itself is large and lovely with acres of parquet and panelling, and massive roof beams, and the views from it are simply extraordinary. The south wall is solid glass, and the only view as spectacular as the moon on the mountains at dinner is the sun on Solaise at breakfast.
Have another look at the breakfast scene in our photos. That's exactly how it looks. There has been no computer jiggery-pokery. The table may look as if it's out on the balcony but it certainly isn't – our guests don't eat breakfast at -15º.
There are six excellent bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. Four have the same view south, one looks west, and one has to make do with small windows looking up a mere square mile or so of mountain.
Then there's the seven-person hot tub on the large first-floor terrace to the side of the chalet. It's the real McCoy - massaging jets, underwater lighting, waterfall! More importantly, it has 24/7 filtering, and ozone purification as well as the usual chemical disinfection, so its water is as pure as a mountain spring. There are Crocs and fluffy white robes to help you get from your bedroom to the hot tub. The only thing more fun than sitting with a few friends in warm bubbles while drinking in the view of a quintillion stars and a glass of wine might be doing it as snow falls...
Obviously, the views wouldn't be such a feature if the chalet were down on the main street. Grande Sassière is four minutes' walk up a private road from the valley floor, another minute from the bus stop, twelve in all from the centre. This is where Larry, our discreet bright yellow Land Rover, comes in. Between 8.30 and 10am, and 3.30 and 8pm, it runs guests from Grande Sassière (and some other YSE chalets) to or from any point they wish in Val d'Isère. Making Grande Sassière literally a mere ten paces from the lifts!
Please note that the use of the hot tub in Chalet La Grande Sassière is at your own risk (and that of your party members). YSE cannot accept responsibility for any accidents/injuries that occur during the use of the hot tub. Children must be supervised when using this facility.
Bedroom 1
Double (9' x 11') on ground floor. Huge bathroom with wc. View south.
Bedroom 2
Twin (13'2" x 9'6") on first floor, with french window to south-facing balcony, views across the village. Bathroom with wc.
Bedroom 3
Twin (13'2" x 9'6") on first floor, with same excellent view south. Bathroom with wc.
Bedroom 4
Double (9'10" x 9'2") on top floor, under eaves, with partly open-plan bath and basin, and balcony facing south. Separate wc - please see floor plan.
Bedroom 5
Twin (10'8" x 10'8") on first floor, shower-room with wc. Large windows with view west.
Bedroom 6
Twin (10'8" x 10'8") on first floor, shower-room with wc. Small windows, view east up mountain.
Sitting-Dining Room
(30' x 18') Under rafters, with log fire, balcony, TV, DVD, WiFi, and open-plan kitchen (not included in these measurements).
Prices in red apply to parties filling the whole chalet. Individual bookings on those dates will be charged the prices in black.
Prices in turquoise indicate a Ski Pass offer available (including Christmas!) for all bookings. Please see the Ski Pass and Discounts page for details.
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Ameeran's Group
Ameeran is requesting a loan from the Kiva partner Asasah to buy grocery items in bulk to meet customer need, expand her business, and increase her profit and sales. She is confident that her loan will result in a successful business.
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HP Mini 110 - 1030CA Restore to Factory Settings
I have made several attempts to restore my notebook, but have been unsuccessful so far. My notebook has no problems starting up and logging on, but any window I open is blank, including system restore and search. This also happens while running in safe mode. My operating system is Windows XP and I can only find information for Vista and Windows 7. I'm currently in a financial situation that doesn't allow me to have it professionally looked at. I can only assume that restoring it to factory settings will allow my notebook to function properly. It's not necessary to back up any files as I always save them to a flash drive. If anyone has any information on how to fix this, I would appreciate the help. Thank you.
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Laura Musselman The Tractor spent the majority of Saturday night at capacity for Reverb Festival.
As usual with the Reverb Festival, my first few hours were spent in the VIP tent. I hate to dangle that taunt before I begin describing the slurry highlights of my sloppified mind. But that's where I get my tipple poured into me to prepare for the packed shows, and a few doubles with old and new friends coming and going early got me primed before my very first Seattle Whiskey staff meeting. Um, Seattle Weekly.
I met Lunchbox, who helped cater (bartend) the event, rapped for me about organic farming and everything being connected, and didn't hesitate to replenish my small black cup between bouts of speaking with the young folks. Ian (in the Morrissey shirt) and Tall Matt, Madchester-inspired members of Stephanie and fellow pilgrims from the punk underbelly of Spokane ("SpokAnarchy"), were in the tent and getting raves from trustworthy scribes like Andrew Matson at The Seattle Times before their 4 p.m. set. Research into their bassy ennui-wonka has made me a new fan ("Freak Flag" and "Meds" combine coming-down bliss with steel-pad-on-nerves annoyance; opening for like-minded art-damage divas like the Parenthetical Girls is a perfect fit, and placed them at the top of my "check out more and more" list.) The writing staff of the Weekly all welcomed me aboard as we greedily sucked our libations and then all waved nicely when "the Money Guy" walked by (couldn't remember his name, but would be happy to help his kids with their English homework, yes sir).
I shambled over to the Tractor, where I planned to spend most of the evening at this Reverb, not sheerly out of laziness but also simply due to the fact that the lineup was one I didn't want to miss any of. The first set was from the immortal, shamanistic (U-Men frontman) Tom Price's new thang, The Tom Price Desert Classic, which features Tom on vocals and guitar, fellow Gas Huffer Don Blackstone on additional guitar, Joe Kilbourne on bass, and drummer Martin Bland (Bloodloss, Randomized Control Trials). Hardly anybody was there, and ruminating on the pedigree of this seamless, Giant Sand-sort-of, gear-head orgy of wilderness bomp, I couldn't help thinking it was at least a small tragedy. Sure, Gas Huffer pushed on past their prime, but these are Tom's town-outskirts revved tunes, delivered with misty madness on Axes of Love. Even a failed couple-minute attempt at "Long Black Veil" was spot-on bourbon-smooth. A musclebound Miami juicehead and "his lady" agreed with me, and we raved about 'em after they left the stage, and I gave him the 411 on what just happened.
That same juicehead came and joined me at the front for Don't Talk to the Cops' full set at 7 p.m., in a packed house that at least knew to be there even if dancing would have crippled their scrotums or something. (I had flashbacks throwing hands and shuffling sweatily with the meat man to a similar scene at a Gossip show at the Block Party about 10 years ago, a skinny little punk girl and me being the only ones dancing there, too. Live it up, Seattle, keep it affected 'til everyone runs out of steam.) I'm only once more picking on this aspect of our music scene again because DTTTC is so St. Vitus-infected, incredibly danceable. I mean, Bles the leader is an actual all-out B-Boy hip-hop shaker, shouting out his speed-bubblegum-pop-culture-in-a-blender-set-for-oblivion songs sliced razor-thin and deep-fried by Larry Mizell, Jr. (Mash Hall), and Emecks, one short wiry, smiley hip-hop princess in blue jeans who kept straight up with Bles through the whole hysterical hustle, rapping and dancing and blowing minds, and a taller also-jeaned hottie who came up for a looser jam. There was sound advice about resisting snitching while being arrested, and a touching/hilarious Walk Like a Panther-era love ballad that was perfectly placed in the whirlpool (near the end). Steroids and me bumped fists whilst "his lady" continued to look at me like the evil hobo who might rob them later, but even if the rest of the swarm didn't dance, they were happy as an ointment made entirely out of flies.
Just before Don't Talk to the Cops was the Cops (inspired scheduling, no?), which caused some funny confusion among some sweet rubes (bless their hearts) in the crowd (is it the Cops' extended jam band or something?). Everything great and also somehow disappointing about the Cops was present -- the dangerous darkness always hinted at by the dusky throb of the bass, lead singer Mikey's ability to sound pissed but also vulnerable, the guitar grinding on the drums which almost attain early-Killing Joke funkiness. Unfortunately, too many tunes have always been mid-tempo, there's a lack of humor (satire, self-deprecation) in the lyrics which seem perpetually set on "sincerely insouciant," and this strange feeling most of the set feels like the five-minute track five on side two of an otherwise compelling new wave classic. Yes, I know this is blasphemy, and the Cops are gods here, but I know they have more in 'em -- the blistering urgency of the final two songs made up for a lot of blues-dub that came before I desperately want more from.
I joined Mr. Chris Kornelis at the door of the Tractor during most of Kelli Schafer's 9 p.m. and Curtains for You's 10 p.m. sets, and kept an ear out as Chris and I discussed the brilliance of Lindsey Buckingham (and his casino-playing work ethic), the silliness of pouty protest singers, etc. Damien Jurado tried to sneak out but I nailed him into agreeing to some quotage for a future God & Country column ("Sure, Chris, but right now I have to go home and go to bed!"--hey, he's the hardest-working guy in the Pacific NW, yet he made it out to a music festival he wasn't even playing in, so he earned it).
Schafer's live music is much more electrifying than what I've heard recorded; all kinds of downer-gorgeous goodness comes spilling out Siouxsie(?!)-style in a certain kind of Celtic-fogged lust-bumming and joy-rages. Wouldn't have guessed those influences (maybe it was all those whiskeys, heh), but there was a strange tingle in the air from her passion and the post-punky guitar raunch that reminded me of The Gits storming the Comet about 300 years ago (no shit). True Seattle scorn and swoon, and a lot of bands shoot for it, but it sounded classically us, maybe even moreso than the Tom Price set!
Next up, Curtains for You sounded exactly like their last album (After Nights Without You), a blue, ornate masterpiece of fussy pop frills and freakishly intense confessions, which is kind of mind-blowing live considering how intricately those compositions were constructed. (I had a guess it came from the soul and recent dire experiences of the band's songwriter Matt Gervais, and not from being masters of Pro Tools.) I couldn't see them at all, though, so that was missed -- it was like hearing the album (not to say it lacked passion--there's plenty on the record too). I had a sweet time talking with Chris and fellow scribe Dave Lake (about his old guitar player playing for San Francisco's Fang now -- now there's a conversation topic!) up front, and CFY was a perfect OST.
Then I virtually got squeezed out of the club by the selling-out crowds, though I really wanted to check out Gold Leaves with my mates, whom I lost in the ker-shuffle. After some time trying to find 'em and a place to see the new project from the mind behind Arthur & Yu, I went out and tried to steal a cab from a couple of groups of people and got laughed at by those waiting to squirm their way into the Tractor. Notes still ringing in my ear, more whiskey coursing through me than blood, and entertaining a lingering king mob with my own humiliation. Fucking awesome.


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This is actually a good time to start out with some basic lawn care. Right now, put down some fertilizer with crabgrass preventer. Fertilize again (no herbicide or pest controls, just plain fertilizer) in about 6 weeks. Meanwhile, a spray is the best way to control broadleaf weeds (dandelions, clover, etc) IF you have a lot of them. If you just have a few, digging them out manually with a weed tool is as good as anything.
Use a grub control in June or July if you see lots of june bugs around your porch lights. Otherwise, don't worry about it.
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Tickets for the Denver Show (Nov. 20, 2013) are still not available!! What's going on?
We've been waiting for Michael to come to Denver, no one at the Pepsi Center knows anything about it.
Is this tour stop cancelled? If not, when will they be available?
PLEASE let us know what is going on with the Denver show tickets! my daughter is going CRAZY (in a good way !! )


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July 18, 2013
By Maria Gallegos, BAMC Public Affairs
JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO -- FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas (July 17, 2013) -- A senior leader from the Pentagon honored two Soldiers and visited with warriors, families and staff at Brooke Army Medical Center July 17.
Jessica L. Wright, acting undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, presented Sgt. Anthony Ayers and Spc. Joseph Contreras with their Purple Heart medals and certificates, while Maj. Gen. Jimmie Keenan, commander of Southern Regional Medical Command, was the host for the ceremony.
Wright, a retired veteran with 35 years of service and a mother of a deployed Soldier, voiced her admiration and empathy to the Purple Heart warriors at the ceremony.
"Clearly an honor to be here," she said. "I am humbled because I am a former Soldier and a mom of a Soldier … I am humbled to be here in your presence. Thank you very much for everything you have done.
"The fact that you have given your time and energy and of yourself to preserve this intangible gift -- that we, the United States enjoy every day -- thank you very much for that," Wright added.
Ayers, an infantryman, was conducting a combined dismounted patrol in Afghanistan on May 14 when he was struck by an improvised explosive device resulting in his combat injuries.
Serving as a tank crewman, Contreras was conducting a mounted patrol when his vehicle was struck by an IED Aug. 4, 2011, resulting in his combat injuries.
"… To my grandpa, who was a World War II veteran -- I know he would be proud of me right now if he was here," Contreras said.
After the ceremony, Wright said in an interview that the Purple Heart medal is something that the Soldiers don't want to have, but "once they are wounded, we owe them the honor, we owe them the dedication and the respect, not just today but every day of their lives ... They have given us this intangible gift and there are a lot us that don't realize that gift is freedom," she said.
Wright also understands the apprehension family members feel when a loved one is deployed, but said the military provides the best medical care, equipment and technology to ensure service members' safety.
"As a Soldier, I have gone over to [Afghanistan] myself and sent a lot of people over there, but as a mom, your heart goes -- and so my son is there and there's not a moment in the day that I'm not thinking about him and his safety," Wright told the reporter. "But I know this -- I know that he has the best equipment, I know he has the best training and I know he has the best leaders that this world can offer, and that he will be fine; and if he is not fine, it's something that God wanted."
Following the ceremony, Wright visited with warriors, their families and staff at the Warrior Transition Battalion, Center for the Intrepid, Fisher House, Burn Center and the Emergency Department at San Antonio Military Medical Center.
She thanked the warriors, families and staff for their dedication and gave words of encouragement and gratitude for their commitment to our country.
"We couldn't do it without these people who give their time and energy. All of you are truly a gift from God," said Wright.
Wright is the deputy senior policy advisor to the Secretary of Defense on recruitment, career development, pay and benefits for 1.4 million active duty military personnel, 1.3 million Guard and Reserve personnel, 680,000 Department of Defense civilians, and is responsible for overseeing the overall state of military readiness.


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What Will Happen to Special Features in the Era of Streaming Movies?
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It's difficult to think that something as definitive of modern-age movie-watching as DVD special features could become a thing of the past, but there are plausible scenarios in which that could happen. DVD and Blu-Ray sales have slowed in the past few years as viewers become more and more accustomed...
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I've got a bit of an obsessive compulsive issue when it comes to DVDs and Blu-rays. I'm one of those suckers who will get caught every so often in a double-dip if I'm not paying attention. If I am being observant, I'm the guy who waits four extra months to...


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What's on the menu? You could stick with a classic: our oven-baked bone-in wings. When our morsels of goodness come out of the oven, they are topped with your choice of our sweet, smoky, or hot sauces. Or try our boneless wings, which are lightly breaded with savory spices for a satisfying flavor. Want to go the extra mile for more flavor? Dip into one of our sauces for the perfect combo. However you want your wings, we've got it: from subtly sweet (that's the Mango Habanero Sauce) to hot (with our own spicy Buffalo wings sauce) to creamy and cool (reach for Ranch dressing). You can't go wrong! Wing delivery from Domino's is the way to go. We also offer entrées like pasta dishes and hot oven-baked sandwiches, as well as sides like salads, drinks, and our stuffed cheesy breads. And don't forget about dessert! Why the wide selection? It's simple: we aim to bring you the best.
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CHICAGO, July 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- InvestorsObserver issues critical PriceWatch Alerts for MSFT, CMG, COV, NUAN, and TSLA. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120712/CG39046)To see what our analysts have discovered about these stocks read the InvestorsObserver's PriceWatch Alerts at http://www.investorsobserver.com/pr/72320120 (Note: You may have to copy this link into your browser then press the [ENTER] key.) Today's PriceWatch Alerts cover the following stocks: Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE: CMG), Covidien (NYSE: COV), Nuance Communications (Nasdaq: NUAN), and Tesla Motors (Nasdaq: TSLA). InvestorsObserver's PriceWatch Alerts contain concise, detailed strategies for each stock we cover, including position protection tactics designed to defend investors from potential market shifts. While many other market reports only provide stock news and opinion, we offer strategies that can bulwark investments against uncertainty and increase chances of making a profit, even if a stock goes down. "We go above and beyond typical market coverage," said Bruce E. Frey II, Senior Analyst at InvestorsObserver. "Trading experts and beginning investors alike can find value in our PriceWatch Alerts. We provide actionable strategies that protect investments with basic hedging tactics, along with a concise explanation of our techniques." For essential information on stocks poised to move go to: http://www.investorsobserver.com/pr/72320120 for InvestorsObserver's PriceWatch Alerts. InvestorsObserver.com is an online newsletter which focuses on the U.S. equities and options markets. Our analytical tools, screening techniques, rigorous research methods and committed staff provide solid information to help subscribers make the best possible investment decisions. For more information go to www.investorsobserver.com. All stocks and options shown are examples only-- not recommendations to buy or sell. Our picks do not represent a positive or negative outlook on any security. Potential returns do not take into account your trade size, brokerage commissions or taxes--expenses that will affect actual investment returns. Stocks and options involve risk, thus they are not suitable for all investors. Prior to buying or selling options, a person should request a copy of Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options available at http://www.cboe.com/Resources/Intro.aspx. Privacy policy available upon request. SOURCE InvestorsObserver
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THE skies above Southampton will by lit up by a spectacular fireworks display tonight as the city celebrates the arrival of three "royal" vessels.
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All three vessels of the Cunard fleet, Queen Mary 2 (QM2), Queen Elizabeth, and Queen Victoria, sailed alongside each other in Southampton waterfront this morning.
There was an early morning wake-up call for Southampton as the deep booming sound of all three Cunard "Queens" arrived in port together at dawn.
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Royalty also marked the occasion with a visit to the city.
The Duke of Edinburgh arrived in the city shortly after 10am this morning, a decade after he accompanied the Queen when she officially named the ship in Southampton in January 2004.
He visited QM2 while she is berthed at the Ocean Terminal. The Duke of Edinburgh shared a joke with crew members as he was given a behind-the-scenes tour of the luxury cruise liner Queen Mary 2 to mark its 10th anniversary.
QM2 marked her arrival in the port when she was joined by Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria in sounding a birthday salute which echoed across the city as the three vessels berthed in the docks.
Despite the early hour crowds of people lined Southampton Water to watch as the fleet came alongside the Eastern and Western Docks for the day of celebration.
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After arriving in the Solent at 4am the sister ships, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria took the lead as they made their dramatic entrance into port followed by QM2.
With passengers lining the vessels' decks, the trio, by then side-by-side off the Eastern Docks, the ships' whistles sounded their own version of Happy Birthday as QM2 made her way to the Ocean Terminal.
Later today Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria vessels will move from their positions at around 8pm in preparation for the evening's celebrations.
They will be followed by QM2 at around 9.30pm.
She is set to reverse out of her berth and hold her position in the water, creating the breathtaking site of a curved array of the "Three Queens".
Todd Travers, ten, from Locks Heath, will press the button to start the fireworks display at 10pm.
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As reported by the Daily Echo, the youngster was chosen for the job by Cunard as he was born on the same day QM2 became the company's flagship.
The ten-minute display will mark one minute for each of QM2's decade as Cunard's flagship.
QM2, Queen Elizabeth, and Queen Victoria, will then make their way to cross the Atlantic to New York as the fireworks finale comes to an end.
More shipping stories from the Daily Echo:
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- Norovirus outbreak hits cruise ship
- Onboard Ovation of the Seas in Southampton
- Inspections reveal cockroaches and 'potentially hazardous cheese' on cruise liners
- Southampton Port to take off with new boss
- Celebrities step up to the plate for new cooking show on cruise ship
- Seafaring past of city on display
- Cunard reveals plans for investment in Queen Victoria ship
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SODA SPILLS, FREEZES ON PA. ROAD WHEN RIGS CRASH: READING, Pa. (AP) - Everyone knows soda can be bad for your teeth. Sometimes, it can apparently threaten the morning commute, too.
DID OR DIDN'T SHE? BEYONCE QUESTIONED ON LIP SYNC: WASHINGTON (AP) - There's no question Beyonce's rendition of the national anthem was a roaring success. The mystery: was it live or lip synced?
My husband Oly and I have had a January tradition for several years. We visit the Merced National Wildlife Refuge to see the white geese.
STOCKTON - Stockton Civic Theatre Director James Reed has cast the musical, "Little Shop of Horrors," scheduled to open at SCT on March 6.
NEW YORK (AP) - Billboard is undergoing a revamp with the help of its newest Icon.
NEW YORK (AP) - Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o will be interviewed by Katie Couric, the first on-camera interview given by the All-American since news broke about the dead girlfriend hoax.
LIVERMORE - Las Positas College announced today that the College, in conjunction with its partner and co-sponsor, Sandia National Laboratories will host the 2013 Regional Science Bowl for high school students.
MODESTO - The Modesto Junior College Visual Arts Club is announcing the opening of an exhibition of long time MJC Art Professor Jerry Reilly.
PARK CITY, Utah (AP) - Despite equal representation of male and female filmmakers at this year's Sundance Film Festival, a new study shows there has been little change in the number of women working as directors and producers at the independent-film showcase over the past decade.
TURLOCK – "America's Beloved Tenor" Daniel Rodriguez and international soprano sensation Marla Kavanaugh will perform an exhilarating program of vocal works at the historic Turlock Community Theatre on Monday, Feb. 11, at 7:30 p.m.
PARK CITY, Utah (AP) - Sebastian Junger wishes his latest Sundance Film Festival documentary never had to be made.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The "baby dolls," an on-again, off-again Mardi Gras tradition of New Orleans' African-American community, are on again.
Oakdale artist Joan Cardoza's "take it off" depicting a boy and his horse earned Best of Show honors at the 25th annual Delicato Fine Art Show.
STOCKTON – Rhythm and blues artist Keith Sweat is performing Sunday, Feb. 17, at 8 p.m. at the Bob Hope Theatre.
Entries are now accepted for the annual Elizabeth Specht Memorial Miniatures in Mariposa juried exhibition. Deadline for entries is March 1, with the exhibition to open on March 5. The awards presentation will be held on March 24 at the Sierra Artist Gallery, Highway 140 and 6th Street in Mariposa.
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Here's how U.S. and world political leaders are reacting to the death of former U.S. first lady Nancy Reagan:
LOS ANGELES (AP) - First lady Nancy Reagan swept into the White House in 1981, a swirl of designer gowns and pricey china, and was quickly ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Nancy Reagan, the helpmate, backstage adviser and fierce protector of Ronald Reagan in his journey from actor to president - and finally during ...
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Good season for Butler. .300 guy with good OBP. He's mostly DHing since Hosmer is at 1B and he's not too terrible when at 1B fulltime. He's relatively young and signed thru 2014 and 15 option at relatively cheap price tag. He could be expensve to land but is there any chance Sox might kick the tires on him this winter? Would Sox go with Loney and Gomez duo for 2013? Who would you like to see at 1B in 2013?
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Achieving the fundamental capacity limits of communication channels with low complexity coding schemes has been a major challenge for over 60 years. Recently, a revolutionary coding construction, called Polar coding, has been shown to provably achieve the "symmetric capacity" of binary-input, memoryless single-user channels. The underlying principle of the technique is to convert repeated uses of a given single-user channel to single uses of a set of extremal channels, whereby almost every channel in the set is either almost perfect, or almost useless.
The latter phenomenon is referred to as polarization.
Whereas a number of practical coding constructions (e.g. Turbo codes and Low Density Parity Check codes) can empirically approach the capacity of single-user communication channels, there is still a lack of good practical coding schemes for multi-user communication channels. In this talk, we extend the polar coding method to two-user multiple-access communication channels. We have shown that if the two users use the channel combining and splitting construction, the resulting multiple-access channels will polarize to one of five possible extremals, on each of which uncoded transmission is optimal. Our coding technique can achieve some of the optimal transmission rate pairs obtained with uniformly distributed inputs. The encoding and decoding complexity of the code is O(n log n) with n being the block length, and the block error probability is roughly O(2^{-sqrt{n}}). Our construction is one of the first low-complexity coding schemes which have been proved to achieve capacity in multi-user communication networks.
Joint work with Eren Sasoglu (UC Berkeley) and Emre Telatar (EPFL)
Edmund Yeh received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering with Distinction from Stanford University in 1994, his M.Phil in Engineering from the University of Cambridge in 1995, and his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT under Professor Robert Gallager in 2001.
Since July 2011, he has been Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Northeastern University. Previously, he was Assistant and Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Statistics at Yale University. He has held visiting positions at MIT, Princeton, University of California at Berkeley, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), and Technical University of Munich.
Professor Yeh is the recipient of the Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellowship, the Army Research Office Young Investigator Award, the Winston Churchill Scholarship, the National Science Foundation and Office of Naval Research Graduate Fellowships, the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, the Frederick Emmons Terman Engineering Scholastic Award, and the President's Award for Academic Excellence (Stanford University).
He is a Senior Member of the IEEE, a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Tau Beta Pi. He received the Best Paper Award at the IEEE International Conference on Ubiquitous and Future Networks (ICUFN), Phuket, Thailand, July 2012. Professor Yeh serves as the Secretary of the Board of Governors of the IEEE Information Theory Society.
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Relay for Life looking to raise $100k, sets new datePublished 12:57am Friday, October 18, 2013
Officials with Relay for Life of Morgan-Hartselle are planning to stay away from April's showers, banking on a new May date to help the cancer-fundraising event flourish.
Shawna Fincher, chairwoman for the event, said rain and thunderstorms have hampered the past two Relay for Life events.
Two years ago, the April 27, 2011, tornado outbreak postponed the event a few weeks. When it was held, rain moved the event to Sparkman Civic Center. Last year, a thunderstorm canceled the event less than four hours into the night.
"We've had a lot of bad luck with the April showers," Fincher said. "We didn't even get to hold the luminaria ceremony with the lantern release last year. We planned to do it another night, but it just never worked out.
"We're hoping that May brings us better weather," she added.
The 2014 event has been scheduled for May 9, 2014, at J.P. Cain Stadium. The plans were announced Oct. 15 during the kickoff at First Baptist Church of Hartselle.
Fincher also noted that the local theme for Hartselle's Relay event is Rock Around the Clock for a Cure, based on the classic Bill Haley song. Thus, she is hoping that teams will embrace the happy days theme of the 1950s.
After raising nearly $88,000 in 2013, Fincher wants Hartselle to take its fundraising to another level.
"Our goal is $100,000 and 50 teams," Fincher said. "Last year was the largest number of teams we ever had. We think more will turn out again this year."
Relay for Life of Morgan-Hartselle will have team captain meetings on the first Tuesday of every month at First Baptist Church until the event is held. For more information, log on to www.relayforlife.org and search for the Hartselle-Morgan event.


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ok, explain this to me. All the times rogero was getting above 1000 degrees (importance) and now just 550. Habib 4.50 gets 1150 ... do I need to be concerned???
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Well if your only temp now is 550, why would you be concerned. All those temps are very high. I am assuming your talking Fahrenheit.
Yes to both questions. But now instead of PSIDpatch 4.40, you can user stoker25 and user psnpatch if you want. But I tested both and they work.
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Found this insect in the grass between thousands of droplets early in the morning. I didn't really edit the colours, because I liked how they came out.
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Sgt. Tirador, 29So who killed Fort Lewis Staff Sgt. Amy Tirador in Iraq? Someone, the Army said after she was found last November shot in the back of the head, an apparent execution. No, the Army said early this year, Amy killed herself, a back-of-the-head suicide. Check that, the Army now says. They've found fingerprints on her gun that could belong to someone else who shot her in the back of the head.
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Tirador's mother, Colleen Murphy of New York, says the Army Criminal Investigative Division just told her it was awaiting fingerprint and DNA tests on "additional folks who possibly touched" Tirador's 9 mm gun, according to the Albany Times Union.
Murphy had asked Army investigators last month why their investigation into her daughter's death remained open when the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology ruled in January that Tirador shot herself once behind the ear on the Camp Caldwell base.The Army responded three weeks ago that it had discovered "human matter" on Tirador's firearm, Murphy said in an interview ahead of tonight's Memorial Day ceremony, where Tirador will be honored. It then updated the information last week.
Military homicide investigations often result in conflicting - sometimes deceptive - findings. See: Fort Lewis Ranger Pat Tillman and Fort Lewis MP Jesse Buryj. As Cilla McCain - author of Murder in Baker Company - told SW for our story last year on the massacre at Camp Liberty, Iraq by a Fort Lewis sergeant, "If history's our guide, I guarantee the true picture behind [such] shootings will not surface."


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The Daily Show and Comedy Central have announced that, after a long search with many rumored candidates, Trevor Noah will succeed the retiring Jon Stewart as the host of the late night program. Noah, a 31-year-old stand-up comedian, has served as a correspondent for the show but, so far, has only made three appearances.
Just when we thought the state of Comedy Central's late-night lineup had settled, following Larry Wilmore's 'Nightly Show' takeover from 'The Colbert Report,' ol' Jon Stewart done spun us about once more. Word has come in that 'The Daily Show' host announced his retirement during tonight's taping, ostensibly after Stewart's current contract.
Our first look at Jon Stewart's directorial debut has arrived in the 'Rosewater' trailer, showcasing a side of this funnyman we've never seen before. After years of making us laugh and sigh as the host of 'The Daily Show,' the beloved comedian has stepped behind the camera with a film that doesn't look like it has a single laugh in its entire running time, but it looks harrowing and fascinating all the same.
'Star Wars: Episode 7' is great and all, but do you know what's even better? Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert battling each other to see who is the bigger 'Star Wars' fan. And do you know what's even better than that? Raising money for UNICEF. Hmm, if only there was a way to combine all of these things into one video...
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The political funnymen of Comedy Central, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, had a slightly (but not completely) somber approach to their show openers last night (April 16) in response to those horrific bombings at the Boston Marathon.
Back in the day, high school classes would only show "how a bill becomes a law" videos, but Rhett Felix, a teacher at Eureka High school outside of Peoria, Illinois, tried to spice things up a bit. He used clips from Comedy Central's 'The Daily Show with Jon Stewart' to educate his students about current events, but the local school board placed him on paid suspension once word got out.


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Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell on Freedom Watch discusses Federal youth summer jobs funding and consumer banking problems.
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For decades, efforts to end world poverty have focused on redistributing wealth, rather than creating it. This approach, however, has done little to foster long-term economic progress in Africa.
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For years, baseball fans have been at a loss to explain how Mariner great Edgar Martinez, who had doubles power until the age of 32, poked a career-high 37 homers out of the park at the age of 37.
No more holding your nose and choking down Cuervo, thanks to Edgar.
Was it--gasp!--steroids? Say it ain't so.
Well, it ain't. Judging from the fact that Martinez's new Mezcal line, El Zacatecano, will debut at Safeco Field's bars on June 22, we can only assume the power came from pre-game quaffings of agave extract by the bucket.
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From FX's recent creation of the spin-off channel FXX, to G4's shift to The Esquire Network, to the more minor rebrands for AMC and the Style Network, brand identity is seemingly more integral than ever in the television industry. Yet, brand identity as a concept carries numerous meanings—Is it an advertising campaign, an internal programming strategy, a critical perception, or some combination of all three?—and is still underrepresented in contemporary television and media studies scholarship. This panel seeks to highlight the importance of branding in today's television landscape, the diverse ways in which networks define themselves through branding, and the multitude of approaches scholars can take in their analysis of brands.
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Adventures in composting with 1,000 red wigglers.
I decided to do my own research. I emailed a neighbor I'd heard had a worm bin in her basement and asked what she fed them. I watched a seven-part homemade video series on YouTube about worm composting, a slow-moving epic that devoted much of its first installment to the process of removing the worm factory from its box. Following suggestions I'd read in an online vermicomposting forum (one of many), I tried chopping up the food before adding it to the bin to give the microbes and worms a head start; when this also gave a head start to fruit flies, I tried keeping my scraps in the freezer and defrosting them before each feeding. Every morning, I pored over the Worm Factory instruction booklet as I ate breakfast, hoping that if I just looked at the words enough times, my compost anxiety would be calmed.
My husband did not spend his mornings reading the worm booklet. Rather, he kept feeding them forbidden things like onion skins and seemed to view them—and me—with an amused befuddlement. "Why can't the worms just go outside?" he asked me, pointing out that they were occupying valuable real estate in our kitchen.
"Because they need to be temperature-controlled," I told him. (This is true—since they're in a box and thus can't burrow into the ground, it doesn't take much for them to bake or freeze.)
"You realize you're treating them like they're pets," he said.
"Why wouldn't I?" I responded. "Someone needs to take care of them."
His mother, who has an honest-to-goodness compost pile in her backyard, was much more supportive. "They're amazing organic factories," she wrote in an email when I told her what I was doing. "Worms can almost make one believe in God."
She was right that there was something about the worms' abilities to speed decomposition that put one's mind toward the existential. Perhaps that was one of the reasons I felt such a need to actively care for my worms: I knew that eventually their descendants would turn me into compost. But in my defense, I liked checking up on them, poking gently around the box to see how their population was growing and which foods they seemed to prefer.
"How're you guys doing?" I said to the worms one morning as I got ready to feed them, using the same tone of voice I use for dogs or, for that matter, human children. "Are you hungry?"
It had been a few days since I had checked the bucket in which I had been keeping my food scraps, but I thought nothing of it until I began mashing up its contents with a spoon. Once I did, it was immediately obvious that something had gone wrong: The air filled with a putrid odor, a stench so foul that it smelled as if a rat had coated itself in sewage and then crawled into my compost bucket to die. Holding my breath, I dumped the scraps into a plastic bag, double bagged it (thereby destroying any chance that it would ever biodegrade), and deposited it into a trash can outside.
That solved the problem of the smell, but now I had no food scraps—I had just thrown away my worms' meal. Should I grab them something from the fridge? Maybe make them a salad? I was about to open the refrigerator to search for borderline produce when my husband stopped me and suggested that I take a look at the worms. "They're fine," he said. And he was right. They did not seem to be concerned that I had just tossed out their dinner. They were not concerned about anything.
That's when I realized I was turning my fears of a high-maintenance compost pile into a self-fulfilling prophecy: The whole point of the worms, I remembered, had been to make compost without having to worry about it.
So over the past few months, I've taken a step back. I don't worry about finding extra produce to supplement the worms' meals. I feed them random amounts at random times. I still poke around occasionally in the bin—I like checking up on them—but otherwise, I leave them in the dark.
So far, it's working. I may not be recycling all of our green waste, but I'm using enough of it to feel mildly virtuous, and the constant need for shredded paper makes a dent in our pile of junk mail. The worms seem to love the dead leaves from the tree in our yard and eagerly devour our weekend coffee grinds. They haven't tried to escape. And despite the fact that the composter—and the food scrap bucket—are still in the kitchen, neither smells. I've decided that a lack of foul odors will be my new general metric of success, both for worms and for life.
Best of all is the compost itself. It's black and dark, moist to the touch, with a rich, earthy smell that doesn't carry even a hint of rot. It's perfect compost, the stuff of my California dreams, worm-derived—and, finally, worry-free.