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The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) is a statement today applauding efforts on "electronics stewardship" and "CE recycling" by federal government agencies and individual companies.
Government agencies that earned praise from the group included the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) and the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ). Corporations that are committed to CE recycling included Dell, Sprint and Sony. These companies also issued separate statements earlier today about their commitment to recycling. In addition, LG Electronics announced a two-day eCycling event it is co-sponsoring to take place in Oklahoma later this month.
"Electronics recycling is a national problem that deserves a national solution. Today's announcement from EPA, GSA and CEQ echoes the principles our industry laid out this spring with the eCycling Leadership Initiative," said Walter Alcorn, CEA environmental affairs and industry sustainability VP.
The eCycling Leadership Initiative is an industry-led effort launched in April of this year. The goal is to recycle 1 billion pounds of electronics annually by 2016. The initiative is being coordinated by CEA and aims to strengthen consumer education of eCycling and increase the number of recycling locations and infrastructure needed to reach the annual target.
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Cynthia Valenti Smith, Vice President & Mortgage Lending Officer received the Spirit of Washington Trust Award for clearly distinguishing herself as a role models for others. As part of her award, Cynthia was given $500 to donate in her name to a local charity of her choice. She made her donation last week to the Hospice Care Wing of South County Hospital in Wakefield, RI. She presented the check to nurses Tonia Williams and Kathy Lynch-Reels in the Frost Pavilion and Hospice Care Area of the hospital.
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CEO felt guilty knowing MM is worth far less...
...and they relentlessly compensate execs for under performing
...Mobile is still in its infancy says MM genius management, all they have to do is assemble the pieces remember
Nope, but execs are still awarding themselves shares
MM has been giving this kind of performance since it went public
...but isn't the opportunity in mobile in its infancy? No winners in this space have been declared yet, echoing the words of a delusional MM exec.
How on earth did they_________, is something MM has mastered.
MM has gone lower and lower since forever, somehow I'd love to see the current CEO turn things around in a major way, that's why I can't stop following MM. I've got to see where this story goes...
It's not just investors who "don't get MM", it's MM's target market, and that's why MM's client base is shrinking while its investor base is simultaneously evaporating.
...Yes, And the few who did trade MM over that time frame die quite well
It must stink to win in theory and lose in profits. Bottom line is no one cares. NO ONE. MM is starving for a buyer like an empty flea marketer with so called unique items. Mean while money is being invested in companies in this space that do actually make things happen...FB
How's that run up to $15.00 a share working out for you?
MM's performance mirrors its stock price. It's spot on where it deserves to be.
As MM consistently makes history for newer and lower lows are you seeing naysayers or buying opportunity? You really should watch your account closer than comments on message boards.
STILL? When were they ever? Or Anyone?
You make me LOL. Here's Why. I've already lived your hopes and dreams. Bought FB at $17.00 Still hearing the sound of how it's over valued. Take care
You poor soul, the real question is in your mirror.
Hmmmm, haven't told anyone to buy, sell, short, or trade, do as you please, interpret as you wish...There was a time when I was buying MM on price drops. Today MM's struggle and deep need for a sale is quite clear.
Exaclty...exactly... and exactly! The funny thing is I was hoping MM could surprise the market with the new CEO in place, but the challenges are huge for anyone facing competitors with much deeper pockets and much greater market share.
You forgot those who made a lot of money simply trading MM over the past 2 years, then acknowledge every quarter the picture grows dimmer with the shaky voices of MM crew members saying we're building for the long term mobile is in its infancy. MM sure looks like a hard sell. Doesn't seem like any major player cares what MM does...


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Senior Master Sgt. Rob from the 48th Rescue Squadron at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., speaks to dozens of military medical professionals from Latin American nations Aug. 28, 2014. Air Forces Southern hosted the Aerospace Medicine Symposium as a multinational key leader engagement designed to strengthen aerospace medicine departments in priority Central American countries by leveraging the knowledge and leadership of South American partner nations with the U.S. Air Force serving as a facilitator. This event builds upon previous engagements with partner nation countries and allows a maturation of their aerospace medicine doctrine, policy, program and operational medicine capacity. The aerospace medicine professionals have prior experience or are currently responsible for proving direct care to pilots, aircrew, or with moving patients through an aeromedical platform. In attendance were representatives from our partner nations Costa Rica, Panama, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Uruguay, and Brazil. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Heather R. Redman/Released)
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If Staples fails to merge with Office Depot, activist investor and major Staples shareholder Starboard Value LP is warning the company's share price will crater and Chairman and CEO Ron Sargent needs to go.
Late last month, Ann Inc. received an open letter from activist investors Engine Capital and Red Adler urging the company to sell at a substantial premium above current stock price.
Ann Inc. is being urged to explore options, including a sale, by activist investor Engine Capital and Red Alder. The two firms, who collectively own more than 1% of the outstanding shares of Ann Inc., are publicly urging the company to sell at a substantial premium above current stock price.
PetSmart is exploring strategic alternatives to maximize shareholder value, including a possible sale of the company. The news comes on the heels of its second quarter results, and just a little less than two months after activist investor Jana Partners acquired a 9.9% stake in the company and began looking to make changes.
Just a month after activist investor Carl Icahn became Family Dollar's largest shareholder prompting concerns of a hostile takeover, the company reported its third straight quarterly decline in same-store sales.
The nation's largest pet specialty retailer could be in for a long summer now that activist investor Jana Partners is pressing for a review of strategic alternatives after acquiring a 9.9% stake in the company.
Activist investor Carl Icahn on Friday reported a 9.4% stake in Family Dollar, making him the company's largest shareholder and prompting concerns of a hostile takeover.
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Berenice Bejo and Jean Dujardin in The Artist.
If, as widely expected, The Artist cleans up at the Oscars today, it will be for one very good reason. Many of the people who voted for this paean to the silent movie era can actually remember what it was like.
OK, that's an exaggeration, but not by much.
And what of this year's awards frontrunner, The Artist? Well, that tells us the Academy loves to stare at its own reflection.
Last week the Los Angeles Times released the results of its investigation into the (top secret) membership of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, the 5765 "active and life" members who get to vote on the awards. To absolutely nobody's surprise it revealed they are predominantly old white men. Yes, truly.
Despite merely proving what we had all long suspected, the LA Times report makes for fascinating reading. In case you don't get to it, here's the key stuff: 94 per cent of Academy voters are white, 77 per cent are male, and the median age of voters is 62. Just 14 per cent of Academy members are under 50.
At first glance, you might think that tells us the Academy is out of touch with cinema audiences. In one respect you'd be right – only 19 per cent of Americans aged over 50 had visited the cinema in the previous 30 days, according to a 2010 report by market research company Experian, compared to a national average of 26 per cent. In the same period, 39 per cent of Americans aged 18-24 had gone to the movies, meaning young people were more than twice as likely to see a film at the cinema as were Americans in the same age bracket as 86 per cent of Academy members. That's one big tick for the out-of-touch argument.
However, in terms of raw numbers, the over-50s have it hands down. Experian found almost 19 million Americans aged 50 or older had been to the cinema in the month before its survey, almost twice as many as the 9.8 million ticket buyers aged 18-24. The over-50s accounted for 37 per cent of the movie-going population in the US. Put it down to an aging population, but for Hollywood – and despite the preponderance of big dumb action movies for teenage boys – old is gold.
(Roy Morgan research conducted in the same year shows much the same pattern in Australia: only 23 per cent of Australians aged 50 or more had been to the cinema in the previous month, compared to 48 per cent aged 18-24, but 51 per cent of total cinema visits were made by people in the older age bracket).
So, maybe the Academy isn't so out of touch with the mainstream after all.
True, it's a rare day when a crowd-pleasing comedy picks up one of the key awards – if you were thinking of putting some money on Bridesmaids, the funniest film of 2011, why not flush it down the toilet right now? – but in general the Academy doesn't do such a terrible job of juggling the art and commerce aspects of the film business.
Just look at the nine movies nominated for best picture today. Combined, they have taken almost $600 million in the US and $1.02 billion at the global box office. (To put that in perspective, boxofficemojo records show 599 films were released in the US in 2011, for an average return of $16.8 million.)
The average domestic return of the nine best picture nominees, $66 million, is just outside the top 50 for 2011 (only The Help, at number 13, and Moneyball, at 46, sit within the top 50, a list dominated by comic-book adaptations, sequels and kid-friendly animation).
Box office success isn't necessarily an indicator of quality, but it does tell us something about a film's ability to connect with an audience, which is one mark of relevance. And all the above tells us that while the Academy is a little off the money in terms of the movies that make the serious money, it's not so wide of the mark when it comes to identifying and rewarding the movies that biggest sector of cinemagoers – ie, those over 50 – like to see.
And what of this year's awards frontrunner? Well, that tells us the Academy loves to stare at its own reflection. In fact, the only thing that looks capable of upsetting The Artist's tilt at awards glory is Martin Scorsese's Hugo, a film that similarly panders to Hollywood's enormous sense of self-regard.
Hugo might look like a kids' movie, but in fact it's another paean to the history of cinema's earliest days. It's also a gigantic plug for Scorsese's own celluloid preservation campaign. A worthy cause, for sure, but if there were an award for the Best Achievement in Chutzpah, the little man would surely walk away with it.
Let's spare a thought, then, for the voters of the Academy as they struggle to decide whether The Artist or Hugo better reflects their enormous importance and relevance to the world. Looks like it's going to be a real tough decision for those old white guys today.
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Jack Lee (3), Mikey Levitan (3) and Aden Levin (2) filled their boots as South Manchester made it a miserable morning for Leeds Maccabi upon their return to the MJSL. Here is the pick of the action. Photos: Chris Tofalos
Neil Collins' troops were given a footballing lesson by newly formed Republic of Mancunia's second string in the MJSL. Here is the pick of the action. Photos: Chris Tofalos
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When asked if the Road Warriors were upset with Demolition for copying their gimmick, Animal stated that he was fine with it. He said that he was friends with both guys. Animal and Smash actually knew one another back in high school. The two of them were among a group of wrestlers that all grew up in Minnesota together. Animal also noted that they were the tougher looking team of the two.
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Demolition on LOD
In a rather interesting interview, Smash stated that he felt that Demolition was a much bigger attraction than the Road Warriors, the team that they were accused of emulating. The man legally known as Barry Darsow reasoned that he and Ax worked the bigger New York territory, so that made them more relevant than Hawk and Animal, who mostly worked the southern territories for years.
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Demolition leaves WWE
While doing a podcast interview with Jim Ross, Demolition revealed some interesting tidbits. Ax stated that Crush was added because he had developed a toxic level of iodine in his system. A very bad allergic reaction to shrimp cause management to make the addition. Smash stated that their matches against the Road Warriors were awful. When promises were kept by management, they decided to leave WWE.
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Nikita Koloff in Demolition
Back when Barry Darsow decided to leave the NWA for WWE, he was told that he would be dropping the Russian gimmick and adopting what we now know as Demolition. He invited Nikita Koloff to make the jump with him and even told him of the new character that he would be portraying. Koloff felt that it seemed like too much of a Road Warriors rip off that he was turned off on the idea. He decided to remain loyal to the company that gave him his start.
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BOND REFUNDING OKEHED Complete New GOP CANDIDATE France, Turkey Settle Dispute PARIS. July and Turkey clasped hands today In a good neighbor pact, concentrated in the Sanjax (district) of Alexandret- which might change the politi- cal complexion of any new Euro- pean war. In addition to thU treaty of friendship, which France will seek to broaden Into A three-nation pac by negotiations with Syria, a mill tary agreement was reached by which France and Turkey Jointly J guarantee (he internal and external security of Alesandreita. It was provided that from today equal numbers of Turkish and French troops would be stationed In Alexandretta. the lO.OOO-square mile district which formerly belonged to Turkey. Raymond E. Willis Angola newspaper publisher, was named Republican candidate for the U. S. senate from Indiana at a convention In Indianapolis. Wolves Hearing In WPA Fraud Case TEXAUKANA. Ark., July Waiving preliminary hearing, Wood- row F. High, Texarkana grocer, post- ed a bond In federal court hire today on a charge of conspiracy to defraud Ihe federal government in connection with alleged theft and sale of WPA relief commodities. High was one of 14 merit charged In Ihe alleged conspiracy. Four were released On ball last week and nine posted bonds yesterday. Al) 14 plead- ed Innocent before u. S. Commis- sioner Flippln Cook. Stamford Delegation Drive Meets Success 25 Cars Secured, One Bus Sold Out Whan Ihe Joint committee of the Abilene Booster club and the Trav- cltni? Men's ar-soclatlon meets thl.s morning to check results of the first day's drive for i dele- gation to Stamford Mono'av. they will find progress satisfactory. For Ihe molorcade 25 or 30 auto- mobiles have already been rtefmlle- _ly promised. One of the chartered bic.'cs been completely sold out and reservations have hern made for a.1! Mats of a second bus. Atler the. meeting and report, the commltleoncn will again take to the highways, byways, business nouses and telephones to round up sllll more delegates. The boosters and travelers have made plans for the largest delegation in the history of the Cowboy Reunion at Stamford Monday. A second committee meeting Is to be held late this afternoon for final check on the number of persons planning to make Ihe trip, and If It Is considered necessary, the drive be continued throufh Sunday. Wealthy Heir's Body In Morgue Remains Escorted To Albuquerque :By State Police N. M., July from the foot of San- dla peak under stale police escort, the body of Medill McCormick. 21- year-old heir to a Chicago publish- ing fortune, rested tonight in an Albuquerque mortuary. The final trip was. made late this afternon, after Indians and moun- tain climbers, who had been work- ing since dawn to bring down the remains from the Jagged face of the cliff, had transferred their tar- paulin-wrapped burden to a wait- ing ambulance. About 30 Indians and weath- er-beaten forrst rangers stood by the ambulance, heads bared, AS Albert Slmms, step-father ot the 'youth, said, "Mrs. Simms >nd I thank joti from the bot- tom of our hearts." FUNERAL TODAY Simms had watched the grim fu- neral cortege for more than a half an hour as it wound slowly over the rocky slops separating the walling hearse from the entrance to Canyon del Aqua, on whose steep sides the body was found. Funeral services for McCormidv were set for late tomorrow at La QiilnU guest hall at the Simms ranch following arrival of his uncle. Col. Robert McCormlck, publisher ot the Chlcag-o Tribune. Burial will be at an Albuquerque cemetery, with the Rev. James McLnne, Manltou, Colo., officiating. Hollywood Film Cameraman Slain HOLLYWOOD, Calif., July pistol bullet which kill- ed King D. Gray, 52. film camera- man, was fired at least a foot from his body, since his coat showed no traces of powder burns. Ray Pink- er, police chemist, reported today. "If It proves to b2 a murder." said Detective J. J. Jones. "I believe we will find jealousy was the cause." His body WAS discovered slumped j over Ihe steering wheel of his; automobile in front of Ihe post- .olflct here yesterday. Bank Pays Dividend BALLINGER, July reclors of the First National bank of Ballinger met today nnd declared a semi-annual dividend of 5 percent on the capital stock of which, amounted to This was the 93d dividend paid by this bank in Its 52 years of existence. Set-Up Of City Debt To Result Bond Syndicate Designated As Agency For Deal The city commision yesterday ap- proved a general refunding pro- gram recommended by a citizens' i committee headed by W. J. Fulwller, final okeh held up pending a check of technical details of the contract by Mayor Will Hair and the city attorney. The contract authorizes a bond syndicate, composed of Brown Crununer company. Ft A. Under- f wood fc Co., Callihan and Jackson, to act as the refunding agency. The program includes a com- plete reconstruction of Ihe city's tax supported debt of on the present interest rates, lo be approx- imately per year. ONE YEAR TO DO JOB Serial bonds optional in three years will be used, maturity dates to run over a period of 40 years. At the end of the three years the city has the option of calling and retir- ing all or any part of the debt on any interest paying date. Identity of the old bonds will be maintained as to school and water bonds, with the rest assembled in a third group. The contract sets out one year as the period for completion of the re- funding program. The syndicate will .bear all expenses of the re- funding, and will receive approxi- mately one percent as compensation for handling the deal. Payment will be made if and when 80 percent of the present bondholders have ac- cepted Ihe refunding bonds, and only as exchange of the bonds U made at the comptroller's depart- ment at Austin. Presentation of the plan yesterday was Ihe climax to a week's work by a committee of It headed by Ful- wller, and a sub-committee com- posed of H. O. Woolen, O. D. Dilllng- ham, Henry James, Malcolm Meek and FulwileK LAST ROUND-UP FOR FAMED HERD This is Painter's Domino C going into the auction ting In loggen, Colo., where he brought In the sale that brought an end to the famous Painter Hereford herd. One thousand fine cattle were put on the block. Abilene Indices Point Ahead At Half-Way Mark Figures From All Endeavors Show Increase Over '37 As the second half of 1938 began yesterday, Abilenlans were still in position to ask "what when that subject should be men- tioned. To back their question, (hey NIPPON PUPPE1S IN PIEPING DRAFT TERMS TO END WAR Would Carve China Into Five Parts; Little Chance Of Its Adoption Seen PEIPING, July elaborate peace plan for ending the Chinese-Japanese war, untfer which China would be carved into at least five autonomous units, today was reported being dratted by Chines" members ot the Peiping provisional government and their Japanese ad- Midland Man Killed When Struck By Car GLOBE. Ariz., July Sanders W. Estes, 12, Midland. was killed today when he was struck by an automobile driven by Richard Lee Davis, Miami, Ariz., 18 miles east of here. Davis was ab- solved of responsibility by a coron- er's jury after he and Estes' daugh- ter, Mrs. Thelma Brown Midland, testified at an ininiest that Bstes stepped from his car directly Into the path of Davis' vehicle. Estes. his wife, daughter and ttvo grandchildren were en roule home from California, Stolen Ship Sighted GALVESTON. July ture of the auxiliary sailboal Artemis, stolen early Tuesday from the Galveston yacnt club basin, was believed Imminent tonight after B'Spring Opens Reunion Today S.ix Rodeo Shows Scheduled During Three-Day Fete BIG SPRING, Juy This West Texas city is primed to- day for opening of its biggest holi- day celebration, built around the six shows of the fifth annual Big Spring Cowboy Reunion and Rodeo on Saturday, Sunday p.nd Monday. A colorful mile and a half parade, headed by Burke Summers, chair- man, will inaugurate festivities over a three-day period. Summers said that there would be 50 decorated floats, four bands from Colorado, Lamesa, E-tanton rmd Big Spring. 100 cowboys, and a "bicycle section" In proceaon starting In the down- town area at p. in. Saturday. Parade prizes total United States coast guard i prizes of JI.900 will be ties reported the craft sighted -----J The Weather twice I siven and in other awards, in- eluding two special saddles for best rnri Tartly rlou ur.sr'TEXAS ami OKLAHOMA: f Hinils and Snnitav. T..IST TKVAS: r.rllj rlmdr mj Sunrlny. JlAdrralr innlh and >03t nn NTW MEXICO: rarlly rlnady Saluctf >nj IMMr fhzniir lit Irmprrftln 9- and 1C In I dale three day average, in calf roping and belling. Political figures here for the open- Ing day will be C. V. Terrell, chair- man of the state railroad commls- son. and George Mahon. Colorado, consresman from the 13th district. On aUernoon between rcdeo performances bail team from S.in cla-sh with on? from picked soft- Angelo will Big Spring. Monday at p. m. at the city swimming pool, a bathing beauty revue will be staged under the direc- vlsers. The government officials and their advisers all are dominated by ihe Japanese army. While the plan admittedly .had Htle chance of early acceptance by the Chinese government of Gen- eralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, It was believed lo be an important Indica- tion of the basis on which Japan would be glad to terminate the con- flict, now less than a week from Its first anniversary. JAP OCCUPATIO.Y Informed persons who reported the plan said that, roughly, it called for continuation of the presentstatus of Japanese occupation, with divi- son of China Into at least five auton- omous units under separate govern- ments. But bid for European ac- ceptance of Japan's partial conquest of China, Japanese sources indi- cated European powers would be of- fered spheres of Influence. It was said Japan would recognize Chiang Kai-Shek as head ot the Hankow regime If he would accept the scheme. SHANGHAI. July eralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek is de- termined that there shall be no peace In Ihe Far East until China's sovereignty Is respected, k Fas re- ported today. The report came as the Generalis- simo gathered his commanders at general headquarters in Hankow to could cite the semi-annual reports of both public and private enter prise and show that every type of endeavor is doing better than it did for the first half of 1937 In Abilene. Gas, electric, and telephone con- nections have passed the records set in the peak years of 1929-30, UTILITY METERS GAIN Bell Telephone company report- ed stations in operation com- pared to lor the same period last year. Gas meters numbered against 5.967 for 1931. Electric meters in use totaled at the latest report and for 1931. The postoffice was veil on its way to another record break- ing, year with postal receipts having totaled JIOJ.llO for the first six months of 1937 as compared with for the comparable period of 1937. The postoffice also recorded a credit balance of for Abi- lene by issuing money or- ders for and paying money orders for 03 during the month of June. Building permit for foi the Hendrlck Home for Children was largely' responsible for tha department's record. The six month total of was 178.215 greater than the building permits for the whole year of 1937. BANK DEBITS UP Bank debits for the six months also showed an Increase over 1937, as compared with however, were somewhat YoVer than fast year. 1" The field also had a rosy cast according 10 reports of the Retail Merchant's association. By the association report, sales In Jewelry are up 25 percent, hotels revenue 25 percent; department stores 21 percent; groceries 20 per- cent; drugs 20 percent. chart sonal final defense of the prcvi- capilal toward which Ihe Japanese are driving steadily Whether Ihe question of an annls- lica came up In Ihe Hankow meeting could not be determined. SHANGHAI. July squad ron of Chinese attacked Japanese troop positions war- ships up the Yangtze river today in attempt to halt the Invaders' land lion of R.iy Simmons. Entries haveianc1 drivs toward Hankow, been received from Colorado, Sweet- water, coahoma. Lamcsa, Stanton, Midland and Big Spring. Oil Wells Open Today AUSTIN. July Texas oil wells will flow tcroorow for the I first Saturday since May 7. AT GETTYSBURG Leaders Of Blue, Gray Plead For love, Tolerance' GETTYSBURG. Pa.. Julv teolcd by a spreading canopy from i turned lo Dr Mennet ya.r.Hnrry H' Wood-U light rsln. were the 1800 followers "I have to forirlve by broth- rJn? today ranked "our present trou- of bolh Mcade and Lee who have bles" as "small" compared with those I returned to Ihe scene where many overcome by the armies In blue and of their comrades died, gray who fought on this historic "May we be an example to all battlefield Just 75 years ngo. peoples of the earth, of love "Inheriting from the initiative, the said Dr. Overlon H. Men- Ingenuity mid the courage so mani- fest throughout their useful lives." Ihe secretary saM. "we may rely on our ability and (hut of des- cendants to go forward with Ameri- ca to new heights." With him on the platform, pro net, S9, of Los Angeles, commander of the Grand Army of the Repub- lic. 'Let us plead for mutual con- fidence and peace among men." General John M. Clsypcol. 93. of er here." he said, "because we members of the same fellow- ship, Americanism, and our principle demands It." For Dr. Mennet. the United States marine band played: "Columbia, Gem of Ihe Ocean" and for Gener- al Claypool. "Dixie." Six-gun sa- lutes were fired for each. The temperature fell with today's rain, reducing the possibility, physi- ,St. Louis, national commander of clans said, of more of the veterans i the United Confederate Veteitns, I collapsing from overexertion. Stocks Rocket, Hike In Factory Schedules Seen Observers Confident Prosperity On Threshold, Re-employment In Offing By FRANK MacMILLEN Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK, July A mid-year buying boom- less than two weeks orders today on producers of raw materials and goods, gave stocks another boost in Wall street and moved some producers to prepare for a step-up in factory schedules. As the buying spread in raw materials, many business ob- servers were convinced the movement would be reflected in the second half of the year in higher industrial operations and fac- tory and mine employment. A rise in cotton, rubber, hides and basic mater, lals in key processing indus- to shift the day's spotlight to commodities away from the spectacular upswing which increased quoted share values 'on the stock exchange about since June 20. Trade circles estimated more than yards of lex- tiles had been sold the last two weeks in Worth sireef, Ihe col- Ion cloth trading cenler, In the broadest dealinrs there since March, 1337. Some textile factories already were reported Increasing oper- ations. Others were expected to fall in line. COPPER SALES JUMP Another spurt of about a bale In cotton during the day, lifting some options 9 cents a pound In i Indians Gather For Big Pow-wcw FLAGSTAFF, Arii., July Indian campfires encircled Flag- staff tonight as tribesmen and their families from southwestern reserva- tions gathered tor the start tomor- row of their annual three-day pow wow. Approximately members of the Navajo, Hopl, Havasupal, Apache, Zunl and other tribes will be on hand for the ancient cere- monial dances. Last Of Painter Herefords Sold ROGGEN, Colo., July old corrals were empty tonight on the Painter ranch, home of while- faced Hereford cattle more than a half century. The auctioneer's hammer fell to- day on the 'last of 752 head of re- gistered Herefords, sold for a total of In a three-day dispersal sale ordered by the four children ot the late John F. Painter. The 230 head sold today averaged about J150 each. NEW ORLEANS, July prices advanced more than a bale here today under aciire buying prompted by a brisk rally in securities, sales of cotton foods >nd orable overseas advices. At the close the market showed net .of to the raw staple markets, Icept Worth street busy, contrary to Ihe usual vacation mood in business this time of year. Copper sales for domestic deliv- ery were reported to have Jumped to about tons since last month, (he largest since December, 1936, from only in may. Buying of the red metal continued active as producers hiked the home price to 9 1-2 cents a pound, up 1-2 cent this week. Zinc also was boosted. Since mid-June, rubber has risen about 3 cents pound, hides two cents, copper futures more than a cent, wool lops 5 cents and silk about 20 cents a. pound. These were among the most severely depressed In the 1937 collapse. Thr advance In commodities touched off a new wave of buying In copper, oil, rubber, steel, motor and other industrial shares. Burglary Admitted By Ballinger Youth BALLINGER, July 1 iSpD Robert Walker, 22 year old Ballinger youth, signed a statement today ad- mitting the burgartzlng of the West Texas utilities Co. Ice plant here about a. m. this morning. The only cash taken was a one dollar bill, which Sheriff W. A. Holt found concealed In the boy's shoe when he was arrested. Charges of burglary have been filed against Walker. Chinese provisional capital, HONKONG, July Chinese reported w civilians we're killed or wounded In yesterday's Japanese bombing raid on the south China port of Swalow. Nine Japanese planes rained more than 100 bombs on the city, many falling In crowed resdentlal sec- tions. Of the casualties, Chinese said JOO were school children who were leaving their classrooms a school building was struck. Other buildings damaged included the municipal snd a Rjed Cross headquarters. Youth Badly Hurt In Monahans Crash MONAHANS. July Powers, 18. was In a Monahans hos- pital tonight in critical condition following a head-on collison between a truck he was driving and n truck driven by J. R. Grey of Pyotc. The accident occurred at 6 P. m. a mile west of Monahans. Grey was only slightly Injured. Powers Is an employe of Ward county. Officers wreck. are Investigating the Nazis Assume Austro igations To Britain No Action Token On Debts To U. S. LONDON. July assumed responsibility today for the principal loans of annexed Austria in a broad settlement of greater Germany's obligations to Great Britain. The agreement was on a strictly two-nation basis, excluding all other countries holding both German and Austrian bonds, and followed threats that Britain would commandeer German commercial credils here to pay Interest on the debts if Germany continues to disavow Austrian obli- gations. The status of debts owed Ihe United States remained unchanged. The United States Li not in Ihe same favorable bargaining position as Great Britain toward Germany. Germany buys more Irom the United Stales than she the opposite ol the Anglo-German relations and consequently the United States lacks the same trade lever lo force a settlement. (Since April 6 the state depart- ment In Washington has sent three communications to Germany seeking fetllemcnt of the Austrian debts to Bar Adopts Notional Body's Requirements HOUSTON. July I The Texas Bar association today de- cided to follow the leadership of the American Bar association in laying down requirements for ad- mittance to Ihe practice of law. The national organization's: rule requires that all law students must have two years of academic college work before they are permitted to graduate from a law school approv- ed by the American Bar associa- tion. musician, will, wed Gipsy Smith, 18-year-old evan- gelist, Hi a ceremony scheduled to be held In Los Angeles. 5 Lose Lives In Mine Collapse Rescue Workers Reach 3 Others Trapped In Shaft BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July workers, won a desperate race with time tonight for the lives of three miners entombed feet underground m the Praco coal mint by the collapse of a rock wall and brought them to the surface. Five others were dead, either crushed by the rock or suffocated, while the ninth, workers hoped, was still alive and near rescue. The first man reached alive, Carl Shackelford, was seriously injured, while Willard Elmore and Gurlts Hyche were suffering from bruises and lacerations. Still sought was' J. D. Painter. Lloyd Painter, of J. D., died after his arm was am- putated by physicians to free him from the debris. Others known dead were J. I. Wingard, assislanl mine superin- tendent, who was buried by rock, Leonard Docking, Howard Morgan and G. 1'heffer. OK's Autogiro Fund WASHINGTON. July 1. W) President Roosevelt signed a bill to- day authorizing the war department to spend to develop the autogirq and other types of rotary- wlnged aircraft. Insurance Broker Charges Boston Bank Switched Policy To FD's Son the United plied.) States, amounting to Germany has not re- BOSTO.V. .Tuly court-appointed auditor today heard a charge thai one of Boston's biggest banks switched Ihc handling ot J500.000 policy from one insurance firm to another 'because It wanted James Roosevelt to pet the commission." Climaxing the first phase of a battle, counsel for Arthur D. Cronin, an insurance broker who Is seeking plus Interest In a civil suit against the National Shawmut bank, asserted the bank had withheld the lucrative policy from his client at the last minute in ordtr to give it to an agency with which the son of the president WBS associated. After a counter-assortlon by the bank's counsel that James Roosevelt was not "personally" concerned, and that there was no evidence of "political gain" by the banS. the auditor retired to prepare his report. He was named by the Suffolk superior court to determine findings of fact in the case. Cronin based his case on a contention that the bank had employed him to obtain the insurance, that he spent several months making ar- rangement! for It with Ihc American fore group, sn organization of in- surance companies, and that, despite his work and arrangements, he hart been "wrongfully deprived" of in commissions. ;


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WITH DRAWAL OF BRITAIN FROM THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT OCcurred in 1947 just as the Iron Curtain came down between the USSR and the United States. The relationships between the South Asian neighbors were influenced by the East-West rivalry that was a salient feature of the cold war era. Located at the edge of the Communist world, India and Pakistan were drawn into the vortex almost as soon as they became independent. Throughout the cold war, the interactions between these two states and the rest of the world were conditioned by their rivalry with each other. India and Pakistan fought two and a half wars, in 1948, 1965, and 1971, respectively. There were several alarms that brought one or both superpowers into defusing tensions (e.g., in May 1990 and July 1999).
South Asia served as the proving ground for the Reagan Doctrine that the Soviet Empire need not last and could be reduced. The defeat of the USSR in Afghanistan and its subsequent withdrawal had major consequences for the Soviet state and the future of Communism. The demise of the Soviet Union caused serious reappraisals in India and Pakistan. This paper examines the salient features of the cold war as they affected the subcontinent; it looks at the direct and indirect consequences of the collapse of the USSR for India and Pakistan; it speculates on the future of South Asia—without superpower competition.
Had the history of British India's partition into two new successor states been different, perhaps there would not have been any need for outside patrons for India and Pakistan.1 The hasty British withdrawal and the lack of care in the drawing of the boundaries


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ok and can i use 120 oHm resistor? I don't have 121ohm resistor im my store and in my home!
ok and can i use 120 oHm resistor? I don't have 121ohm resistor im my store and in my home!
Dunno.. search for the "output enable time" tPZH and tPZL if they are "typical 40ns" you can use this one!
i didn't try it with 120Ohm.. but i think its ok..
OK I have finally found a shop.
They sell:
Searched for CD4016BE got CD4016BC. Will there be differences?
And what about NE555P ?
yep - this is also ok! 40ns with Vdd = 5V
any 555 will work!
Thanks. I have ordered CD4016BE and LM555CN 8-DIP 0 ~ +70°C Single Timer.
The parts are 70 Cent, shipping is 5 $
Anyone already tired this if it's working 100%? also GeoHot said it should be like <= 40ns.
PS: I will try to play with FPGA and timing soon, I got some of my parts today and rest will come tomorrow so going to open my PS3 today and solder that wire, will post some photos...
ok i got! So i bought:
- Button
- 300pf
- 10pf
- 120oHm Resistor!
1) So now i need help with... How to program NE555 to 40ns? And what i need to use to program it? do i need cable or something to connect it to PC to programm it?
2) So and i just need to assemble it and connect to ps3? and thats it?
3) And do i need hold button or just at once?
4) And where it will dump hypervisor?
i finally need some help and i will GET DUMP!! Answer please! I'm soldering it now)
Thats a good Tut to understand the way of proceeding but I think we should wait for titanmkd to recompile the exploit for latest linux kernels (YDL 6.2), so you or any of the Devs can give the exploit some sense by adding the code to dump the HV.
When we have the Software side we should try it with the selfmade 40ns board thats floating around here in the forums, think TUHTA want give it a try The parts you need for this are <1€ !!!
Think when we have this three things done everybody can give it a try and hopefully this means a lot of HV Dumps for the Devs to play with.
Oh and someone should write an nice guide with the final software/hardware parts we are using. The more End-user (End-user with solder skills and the possibility to open up a PS3 System) friendly we create it the more Dumps we can get!
ok here is some photos:
What srewdriver do you need(CR-VT10 1mm):
All inside screws are "+"
And what will happen with the sticker if you will remove it:
Didn't try to warm it up but probably it will not help removing it with out trace.
1) The 121 ohm resistor and 300pF capacitor set the pulse time for the 555 chip ( time (40nS) = ln(3) *R (121Ohms) * C (300pF) ). No need to connect to a computer.
2) Build the circuit in stages, unless you have an oscilloscope you won't be able to test the circuit.
3) Press the button once for each attempt.
4) The exploit doesn't dump the hypervisor, you need to ask someone how to do that once you have done the exploit successfully.
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A total of 25 films which screened this May in Cannes will make their way down under for the 2011 Melbourne International Film Festival, including some of its most prominent successes. "Drive," a high-octane speed triller with Ryan Gosling and Carey Mulligan which won the Director's prize for Danish auteur Nicolas Winding Refn, will screen along with Lars Von Trier's "Melancholia," Julia Leigh's "Sleeping Beauty", Maiwenn le Besco's "Polisse," which won the Jury Prize, and "The Kid with the Bike," the latest from Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne.
The festival has also acquired films from outside of Cannes' main competition. From Un Certain Regard, MIFF will screen the Jury Prize-winning Russian film "Elena," Bruno Dumont's "Outside Satan" and Sean Durkin's "Martha Marcy May Marlene," which found acclaim at Sundance earlier this year.
From Director's Fortnight, MIFF will screen the much-praised Belgian coming of age film "The Giants," Natalia Almada's "El Velador" and "The Silence of Joan," the latest filmed adaptation of the Joan of Arc story, helmed by "Capitaine Achab" director Philippe Ramos.
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the cut through is hit and miss at times,
i have been testing cutting a simple cube in front view,
cutting from left to right, top to bottom and vice versa,
sometimes it does not cut through on one side,
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the cut through is hit and miss at times,
Please give an example model where it fails and grease pencil to show where to cut.
I tried a few times on different models to get it to fail but it works well here.
i have attached a blend file with a cube,
3 random diagonal cuts in front view,
either left to right or right to left.
you can see a vertice is missing, on the back, where it should have cut through,
problem only occurs when cutting through in front, top or side view
the knife tool on its own works perfect,
its only the cut through is random, sometimes it works, sometimes not.
I've tried ~10 different cuts on this cube and cut through always works,
are you sure you press Z before executing the mouse click?
yes i press k for knife, then z for cut through,
then left mouse button on left side, then right side,
and space to confirm,
make sure your in front view
i think i figured this out,
if i start and end the cut line outside the highlighted yellow edges, its cuts through everytime, perfect.
but if i start and end the cut line on the yellow edges, it seems to fail alot with cut through.
so its best to start and end the cut lines outside the yellow edges everytime,
then it cuts through perfect.
this can be closed if you want.


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alright... i've basically had it with my current bike. its been with me for 6-7 years, and i think it has taken all the abuse it can handle. there is just too much that needs to be replaced on it to get it perfectly functional. yes... i didnt treat it well throughout college, and it is coming back to get me. (stupid 1" fork travel... anyway i digress)
so... i took about 2-3 hours the other day and made a list of all the bikes that caught my eye on basically every bike webpage i could think of. now i need some input from you... the "wise elders"
but rather that spout off the 20 or so bikes that i looked at, i would like to get some recommendations from you as to what YOU think i should look at a bit harder.
im about 5'-11", about 160-170 (im a guy... i dont weigh myself often ) bike size i can figure out at the LBS when know what bike im looking at.
price range: well i looked at bikes from $400 to $1300 (mmm.... nice Norco HT) but i would like to spend about $800-$900 (give or take). thats out the door ready to ride price, all upgrades included.
FS or HT... doesnt matter, but i know that im gonna get screwed if i buy a FS for the money im spending.
what i ride: i love forest / trails, dirt, dead trees, basically a wide single track. but i do get stuck on the paved paths every now and then... i dont really do downhill or any racing... so this is definately a weekend (and any weekday possible) warrior bike.
oh, and i want disc brakes or, at least for it to be disc brake ready.... no new hubs for me!!!
so let me hear it... if you want more info just ask and i will answer. im open to a lot right now... so if you throw an idea out there and tell me to upgrade parts right away... i wont mind.
feel free to abuse my newbie-ness as well... but i figured "im just gonna jump right into the shark tank"
wow.... long post...sorry


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More of the money people pay for traffic tickets could end up staying in the community to fund local police services, and you'd have to shell out less in some cases.
The Greenwood City Council voted 8-1 Monday to write traffic tickets as violations of local rules instead of state laws. The hope is that the switch will give Greenwood at least $100,000 more a year to spend on police protection or other operating expenses.
Johnson County Sheriff Doug Cox said his office planned to bring a similar proposal to the county council next year in order to capture more money from the citations that already are being written. He said an advantage would be that the county likely would charge less for traffic tickets, which often run about $120 to $150, depending on the motorist's driving record.
Both the sheriff and city officials said they did not plan to write any additional tickets. What's at stake is whether the money paid in traffic fines stays in the community or goes to state government.
At a glance
Greenwood and Johnson County are trying to keep more of the money that's collected from traffic tickets. Here's a look:
How it works: Police officers write tickets for speeding and other traffic offenses as violations of state law, and most of the fine money that motorists pay goes to the state. For instance, the state got about $115,000 of the $253,000 in ticket money that the Greenwood City Court collected last year.
What's proposed: Greenwood and Johnson County would start writing tickets as violations of local rules instead of state laws. The city and county attorneys then would prosecute the tickets in city and county courts.
What would happen: Greenwood and the county would get to keep most of the money collected through tickets, estimated to be at least $100,000 a year in Greenwood's case. Both expect to put the extra income toward operating expenses.
What it doesn't mean: Both Greenwood and the county said their police officers wouldn't write any additional tickets and that the intent is to keep more of the money from the tickets already being issued.
Greenwood is trying to keep more of the money it gets from speeding tickets, city attorney Krista Taggart said.
Police officers would write tickets as violations of local rules instead of state law, mainly by checking a different box on the tickets. The city attorney's office would then prosecute the cases in Greenwood City Court, where most traffic offenders plead guilty.
Judge Lewis Gregory said he didn't expect any increase in cases, since such tickets already end up in city court.
More tickets could be funneled away from city courts and into county courts if the Johnson County Council decides that the county should keep more ticket money from violations on county roads, Cox said. The arrangement also could divert money from the Johnson County Prosecutor's Office and its deferral programs unless an agreement was worked out where a deputy prosecutor could handle those cases instead of the county attorney, he said.
The county council had requested that the sheriff's office put together a plan to bring in more revenue from the tickets it's already writing and will have to decide if the pros outweigh the cons, Cox said. He said the county likely would put the ticket money toward operating expenses, but the county council would have to discuss exactly what to do with it.
Greenwood also is looking to boost revenue after the city brought in about $1.9 million less than budgeted this year. Mayor Mark Myers has wanted to look at putting the extra income toward operating expenses, particularly with the police and fire departments.
City council members Ron Bates, Mike Campbell, Brent Corey, Linda Gibson, Ezra Hill, J. David Hopper, Thom Hord and Tim McLaughlin voted Monday to approve the proposal to keep more traffic ticket money. Council member Bruce Armstrong voted against it.
Armstrong said he thought it was unfair to try to take money away from a government agency that was already getting it. He said it was only a matter of time before state lawmakers realized what local communities were doing and shut it down, sending the money back to the state.
Gregory said it would be difficult to estimate exactly how much money Greenwood would take away from the state. But he said that state government got about half of the $253,000 in traffic ticket money collected in city court last year.
Carmel, Fishers, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and other communities already collect most of the citation money when their police officers write traffic tickets, Taggart said.
However, Greenwood doesn't. The bulk of the money goes to state or county programs, such as maintaining a statewide database of court records, DNA testing or judicial retirement funds.
"It's a lucrative deal for the state," Corey said.
Under the proposal, Greenwood potentially could keep most of the money it gets for tickets in which the driver was speeding or committing a traffic infraction on a city street. Taggart said the state still would get most of the money if the violation took place on U.S. 31, State Road 135 or other state road.
Greenwood has been in the process of doing traffic studies of various streets to make sure the city can set the speed limits, Taggart said. That way, a speeder would be breaking a local rule instead of a state law and could be fined by the city.
Speed limits across the city wouldn't necessarily change and could stay the same in many cases, Taggart said. They also could be decreased or bumped up as necessary.
Police Chief John Laut said he didn't know yet if most speed limits on city streets would go up or down or stay the same.
Greenwood should have the right to set the speed limits and collect the ticket money from its own streets since the city is responsible for paving, plowing and otherwise maintaining those streets, Hopper said.


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May 29, 2016
Every president gets made fun of by the late-night comedians and I hope that tradition will continue with Obama. However, topping his predecessor may take some doing. Something David Letterman came up with somewhere in Bush's second term became a staple of laughter every night-- "Great Moments in Presidential Speeches." I had to dig out a compilation for everyone to enjoy, because some of these are gold.
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Tonight: Mostly Cloudy, Chilly
Lows: 32-36 | Wind: NE 5 mph
Monday: Mostly Cloudy, Cool, PM Showers Possible
Highs: 45-49 | Wind: SE 3-7 mph
January is not known for its sizzle, but with three 60 degree days already, the month has been far toastier than any of us could expect.{} Under mostly sunny skies, Saturday kept getting better by the hour.{} When the mercury hit 68 degrees around 3 PM, spring was undeniably in the air.{} The passage of a cold front late in the day has cooled the area this morning, but not excessively so.{} Temperatures are{}in the 40s with an expected afternoon high in the low 50s.{}Even with more clouds than yesterday, this Sunday will still be a reasonably comfortable winter's day.
An approaching low will thicken clouds in the overnight hours and Monday should be mostly cloudy with highs in the{}mid to upper 40s.{}{}Afternoon showers are possible, especially{}to the south of the metro area.{}{}The subsequent days{}should be increasingly milder - with another 60 degree day possible on Thursday - with rain{}likely on Wednesday.{} Week's end should be chillier with daytime highs in the low 40s, but snow continues to{}be elusive!
NOTE: Last January started out with two days in the upper 50s,{}only to turn much colder for the remainder of the month with highs only in the 30s and 40s.{}{}What a contrast to this year as January is almost 5 degrees above normal!{} Enjoy your Sunday.{}{}{}