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Abyaneh is called the most beautiful village in Iran. Almost all of its houses are built from red mud bricks. So, it is very unlikely to traditional Iranian mud houses. Even mosques there are small red houses. And it really looks very beautiful. There are almost no young people living in this village, only old folks. That's because there are no job possibilities in this village, so everyone of younger generation are working or studying in Tehran or some other city. The village could be called a little bit touristic. I didn't met any Western traveler in cities like Ahvaz, Bushehr and even Kashan, but I met few Western tourists in this little village Abyaneh.
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International Journal of Hematology
, Volume 98, Issue 1, pp 24-33
First online:
Pathophysiology and management of primary immune thrombocytopenia
- Hirokazu KashiwagiAffiliated withDepartment of Hematology and Oncology, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine Email author
- , Yoshiaki TomiyamaAffiliated withDepartment of Hematology and Oncology, Osaka University Graduate School of MedicineDepartment of Blood Transfusion, Osaka University Hospital
Primary immune thrombocytopenia, or idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), is an autoimmune disorder characterized by isolated thrombocytopenia due to accelerated platelet destruction and impaired platelet production. Autoantibodies against platelet surface glycoproteins, such as GPIIb/IIIa and GPIb/IX complexes, play major roles in both platelet destruction and impaired platelet production, although autoantibody-independent mechanisms, such as T cell-mediated cytotoxicity, may also be involved in its pathogenesis. Recent advances in the localization of autoantigenic epitopes and the characterization of T cell functional abnormalities in ITP patients have improved our understanding of the pathophysiology of this disease. Although corticosteroids and splenectomy remain central to the treatment of ITP, a new class of drugs, i.e., thrombopoietin receptor agonists (TPO-RAs) and rituximab, have substantially broadened the therapeutic options for refractory ITP patients. Moreover, the success of TPO-RAs in ITP patients shows that reduced platelet production caused by impaired megakaryocytopoiesis plays a greater role in ITP than previously recognized.
KeywordsImmune thrombocytopenia Autoantibody Epitope Thrombopoietin receptor agonist Rituximab
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- Pathophysiology and management of primary immune thrombocytopenia
- Journal
International Journal of Hematology
Volume 98, Issue 1 , pp 24-33
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- 2013-07
- 10.1007/s12185-013-1370-4
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- 0925-5710
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- Springer Japan
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- Immune thrombocytopenia
- Autoantibody
- Epitope
- Thrombopoietin receptor agonist
- Rituximab
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- Hirokazu Kashiwagi (1)
- Yoshiaki Tomiyama (1) (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Hematology and Oncology, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, 2-2 Yamadaoka, Suita, Osaka, 565-0871, Japan
- 2. Department of Blood Transfusion, Osaka University Hospital, Suita, Japan


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Issue date: Tuesday, September 14, 1971
Pages available: 16
Previous edition: Monday, September 13, 1971
Next edition: Wednesday, September 15, 1971
Publication name: Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Location: Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
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Daily Tribune, The (Newspaper) - September 14, 1971, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin THE DAILY TRIBUNE (Fifty-Seventh Year-No. INFORMING THE SOUTH WOOD COUNTY AREA OF WISCONSIN Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, 54494, Tuesday, September 14, 1971 Single Copy 15 Cents Death toll at 40 in Attica rebellion PICKING UP WEAPONS A policeman and guard collect baseball bats and other weapons from the exercise yard in Attica State Prison's exercise yard "D" where rioting prisoners had set up a stronghold and held 38 hostages for five days. In the background are improvised shelters used by the prisoners to pro- tect themselves from the rain. CAP Wirephoto) Once-Over THE DAILY TRIBUNE Rehfeldt is 'still optimistic' about teacher negotiations Goldilocks ate here MILWAUKEE (AP) "Who's been eating my Mrs. Bonita Jablonski might have exclaimed. She prepared a kettle of stew in the afternoon and invited two friends for dinner. At about 4 p.m. Mrs. Jablonski, 28, took her daugh- ter Nina, 3, for a walk, leaving the stew simmering on the stove of her second floor apartment. An hour later she returned and found someone had used her milk chute to break into the rear door of the apartment. Inside she found nothing disturbed except her stew. The kettle was empty except for one potato left at the bottom and a dirty soup bowl and spoon were left on her kitchen table. The culprit, evidently not a little gol'den-haired girl was nowhere to be found. Getting cooler The forecast for tonight is variable cloudiness in the north part of Wisconsin, fair in the south, and cooler, with lows between 36 and 43 degrees. Wednesday should be partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Thursday through Saturday should be partly cloudy and cool with scattered thundershowers in the north portion Thursday and over the state Friday. Lowest cranberry bog readings tonight should be be- tween 28 and 34, Wednesday night, 20 and 28 degrees. Wisconsin Rapids had a high of 71 and a low of 51 Monday, with a 6 a.m. reading today of 53 degrees. The Wisconsin Rapids Board of Education and teacher representatives "are making progress are having an exchange. I'm still reported Donald Rehfeldt, board Personnel Committee chairman, Monday. His brief remarks on the negotiations with the Wisconsin Rapids Education Association, underway for several months, echoed a similar report of a month ago. The board Monday approved minutes of negotiating sessions Aug. 11 and 25 and the Personnel Committee an- nounced future negotiations this Thursday and Sept. 29. The minutes were not made public and a board discussion Monday of negotiating progress was closed to the public. Monetary aspects of current negotiations were considered by the committee, Rehfeldt said, and possible percentages of increases were discussed, but it was agreed by the Personnel Committee "that this is a matter for the entire board to decide." Rehfeldt also reported that negotiations have begun with custodians for 1972. In another matter Monday, the board unanimously rejected a request by the Evangelical Free Church to rent the Woodside School gym on Sun- days for worship services and Sunday School. City Atty. Kenneth Hill told the board such rentals would be legal at a fair rather than just nominal fee, since they did Construction started on CATV tower here "Actually, lady, I do this because, in today's highly industrialized society, handicrafts are becoming very WSFAPEsfl R C H1V E After two years of delay in securing a suitable site, con- struction has begun on a community antenna television tower for a system that will serve the South Wood County area. The CATV tower and system are being constructed by Community Video, Inc., a firm organized by eight local businessmen. Erl Odegard, spokesman for the company, said today the tower site is located about five miles east of Wisconsin Rapids in the town of Grant (Portage just east of the in- tersection of County Trunks W and FF. He said work on the tower for the receiving antennas and on laying of cable began last week. According to Odegard the site was approved recently by the Federal Aviation Ad- ministration. Because FAA approval was delayed for some time, Odegard, said, only certain portions of the system can be completed before winter. Expected to be completed this year is laying of cable to serve areas on the East Side of Wisconsin Rapids from Baker Dr. south to Two Mile Ave. and from 20th St. west to the river. Cable for some areas on the West Side, mostly south of Grand Ave., also is expected to be completed this year. The balance of construction within the city limits will be resumed next spring. Community Video headquart- ers will be located at 2140 8th St. S. in a new building to be constructed this fall. Odegard said that, depending on construction progress and weather, the first subscribers may be connected by Nov. 15. However, he added that ap- plications for service are not being taken yet, pending arrangements for procedures. He said an announcement will be made shortly. Subscribers will be nble to receive Channels 7 and 9 from Wausau, Channel 13 from Eau Claire, Channels 2, 5 and 11 from Green Bay, Channel 3 from Madison, Channel 8 from La Crosse, and Channel 4 which will be Community Video's weather service. In addition, Community Video has made application to the Federal Communications Commission for microwave 2 not entail religious instructions in the schools as prohibited by law. Ben Hanneman suggested granting the request could bring a conflict if the school was to be used for other functions on Sundays and could "open the gates" for other requests. School Supt. R. E. Clausen noted that the district has rented schools on a one night basis to organizations but not on a continuing basis such as the church requested. Hill told the board a proposal to increase its size from seven to nine members would be legal but that he wanted to study further the proposal to do so by electing "at large" mem- bers. In another action, the board unanimously approved per- mitting senior citizens to buy noon lunches at Howe, _ Mead, Rudolph and Vesper Schools at the same price as teachers, per week. The lunch program will be open to anyone over 60 years of age, whether a member of a senior citizens organization or not. The board amended its earlier position not to bus any junior high students living less than two miles from school and agreed to bus four students living along W. Grand Ave., west of 21st Ave., and along 2nd Ave. S., south of the Ar- mory, because of the hazards in those areas. Also to be bused will be five Mead School students living in the same areas. Two other requests for busing, 2 Levy fines in tipsy driving cases Two motorists were fined each after pleading guilty Monday in Wood County Court to driving while under the in- fluence of intoxicants. Harrell S. Applebee, 25, Rt. 2, Nekoosa, who was charged Sept. 6 in the village of Port Edwards, had his license revoked for one year, and Duane A. Hamm, 37, 1911 Alton St., charged by Wisconsin Rapids police Sept. 9, had his license revoked for six months. ATTICA, N.Y. (AP) The Monroe County medical exam- iner said today that all nine hostages killed at Attica State Prison during the four-day up- rising died of gunshot wounds. Dr. John F. Edland said, "There were no cut throats or any kind of mutilation." The bodies of two more pris- oners were found today, unoffi- cial sources said, bringing the total dead to 40. There was no immediate ex- planation of how the gunshots were fired, from where or by whom. (Related Stories on Page 9.) But in Albany Tuesday, Dep- uty Correction Commissioner Jim Van Eekeren said there were witnesses to the throat- slashings. And he said it was proven the prisoners had home- made "zip" guns. "This is definite. These weap- ons were he said. Edland conducted autopsies Tear gas used in Baltimore inmate protest BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) About 200 inmates barricaded themselves in the City Jail cafeteria today and police forced them out with tear gas. The ,men were returned to their cells. No injuries were re- ported. According to Baltimore po- lice, inmates took possession of the cafeteria about and re- fused to come out. Police said they moved in with tear gas about one hour later. Some 50 police said the inmates had no hostages. The City Jail has a pre- dominantly black population of inmates. Police reportedly pulled back within two hours after the uprising began. "Everything is secure reported a prison official at 9 a.m. Prison officials and city po- lice never deemed the situation important enough to notify state officials. Howard B. Parks, deputy warden at City Jail, said the uprising was "a follow up" to the Attica uprising. "To my knowledge the only cause was the thing in Parks said. "It's a wonder it's not more widespread through- out the country." Parks discounted speculation that the uprising was stirred by militant forces. "There's not a strong mili- tant force in the Parks said. "Or if there is, I haven't felt it." on eight of the nine slain hos- tages. The ninth victim, guard Carl Valone, died in a hospital Monday shortly after the prison was recaptured. The hospital said Valone died of gunshot wounds. The medical examiner said the locations of the gunshot wounds on the hostages varied. Some, he said, had been shot in the head while others had been wounded in the chest or back. Some, Edland said, appeared to have been beaten before their in the back and buttocks and the others about their faces. According to all official re- ports Monday, the only guns re- bel prisoners were carrying were gas projectile guns. Most of them were armed with clubs, fire bombs and makeshift knives, officials said. The gas projectile guns the officials referred to fire cannis- ters that are about the size of soft drink cans. The medical examiner said the gunshot wounds that killed the hostages were made by bullets of the type fired by standard fire- arms. The bodies of two more prisoners were found today, unofficial sources said, bringing the total dead to 40. According to all official re- ports Monday, the only guns re- bel prisoners were carrying were gas projectile guns. Most of them were armed with clubs, firebombs and makeshift knives, officials said. The bodies of the nine hos- tages and prisoners who died in the clash were taken to the Mon- roe County medical examiner. Carl Lupo, a supervisor in the examiner's office, said the hos- tages died of gunshot wounds and not slashed throats. Jerry Houlihan, a spokesman for the prison, said Monday several of the hostages had their throats slashed. There was no comment on where the gunfire that killed the hostage guards had come from, whether from law offi- cers storming the prison or from guns which may somehow have been in possession of the inmates. Earlier in the day, U.S. Dis- trict Court Judge John Curtain of Buffalo issued an order in- structing prison officials not to interrogate prisoners on the events of the past four days un- til the prisoners had been coun- selled by attorneys. At a hearing in Buffalo, attor- ney Herman Schwartz argued that it was imperative for law- yers to be admitted to the pris- on today. He said there was a "danger of informal reprisals" against inmates, adding that virtually every prisoner in one cellblock faces criminal prose- cution and needs advice from a lawyer. An assistant attorney general for the state, Joseph J. Ricotta, contended that it would be dan- gerous for outsiders to eatsr the prison today. He .said eight prisoners are still at large In the prison. Outside the prison walls this morning, a group of lawyers, doctors, nurses and legal assis- tants awaited the outcome of the hearing. Prison personnel, meanwhile, set about the task of putting the prison back in order. It was a dark, rainy but quiet day today in this Western New York village where the sound of gunshots, helicopters and ex- ploding tear gas grenades were heard Monday. Officials were trying to iden- tify the dead inmates, piece to- gether an account of what led to the bloodshed, and put the prison system back on its rou- tine. Relieving guards and.oth- er personnel who had been on extra duty during the long hours of trouble, securing ade- quate supplies and preparing meals were priority tions, they said. But state officials were faced early in the day with a federal court order forbidding them from interrogating any of. the subdued inmates until attorneys could counsel with them. U.S. District Court Judge John Curtain scheduled a hear- ing on his order, which also in- structed prison officials to ad- mit doctors and nurses to in- spect medical care being given injured prisoners. Attorneys for the state withheld comment un- til the hearing later in the day. State correction officers at Sing Sing Prison in Ossining locked prisoners in their cells until after the funerals of the slain Attica guards. Officials said the move was a safety measure. State Corrections Commis- sioner Russell G. Oswald, who ordered the assault Monday, said autopsies had showed that two of the slain hostages had been killed prior to the time state police, guards, sheriff's 2 Copter pilot 'rescued' 10 civilians from My Lai FT. MEADE, Md. (AP) A former helicopter pilot testified today that he landed in My Lai during Charlie Company's as- sault on the South Vietnamese village to rescue about 10 Viet- namese civilians, an old man, women and children. "Apparently Thompson thought they were in said Dan R. Millians, 24, now a student at Fort Worth, Tex. He referred to then WO Hugh C. Thompson who was flying an- other helicopter. Millians testified at the court- martial of Col. Oran K. Hender- son, who is charged with trying to conceal the slaughter at My Lai. To present petitions on track relocation tonight Backers of a movement aimed at forcing a referendum on the expenditure of city funds for purchase of property for railroad track relocation said today they would present petitions bearing signatures to the Common Council at its regular monthly meeting tonight. The council session starts at 7 o'clock at the Courthouse. The signatures, if validated by the city clerk's office, would meet the requirements for direct legislation as specified in state statutes. Mrs. Helen Oberbeck, one of the approximately 30 persons involved in the petition cir- culation, issued the following statement today in regard to the petitioning: "I wish to thank the many people who helped circulate these petitions and to give credit to the many, many people who signed the petitions in an atmosphere of harrassment and propaganda. The people will continue to exercise the right to petition as guaranteed by state statute." Mrs. Oberbeck said the referendum would give the people of Wisconsin Rapids the chance to decide whether they favor the spending of city funds for the project. "We, the petitioners, will gladly abide by the decision of the people at the she added. Another spokesman for the group said today that Mayor Donald Penza's charges and those contained in a local radio editorial that the petition movement was purely political really is not the truth." The relocation project calls for moving of some downtown trackage and construction of new switching yards. Mayor Penza and Alderman Harvey Schneider, head of a special relocation committee, have declined to release cost figures because the city is still in the negotiation stage with the railroads. (Mayor Penza's views and explanation of the project were contained in a speech to the Rotary Club Monday. An article on that presentation appears on Page 3 of today's Daily Tribune) Millians told the seven-officer jury he had seen 50-75 bodies in a ditch and 10-15 bodies in the northwest quadrant of the area while flying low. He also said he had seen a noncommissioned officer fire a shot into a ditch and kill a Vietnamese. "Did you consider that mur- der or unnecessary asked defense attorney Lt. Col. Frank Dorsey. "I would say said Mil- lians. Q. You made no report of this? A. No, sir. The military prosecutor, Maj. Carroll J. Tichenor, had asked whether Millians ever was questioned about what he saw in the village. Q. While you were in Vietnam did anyone contact or question you? A. No, sir. Q. Were you contacted by the brigade commander regarding that operation? A. No, sir. Q. Was the observation you made a matter of common knowledge in the Aeroscouts. A. Yes, sir. Henderson was the brigade commander. The prosecution contends knowledge of what happened in My Lai was so widespread in the unit that Henderson should have known that there were allegations of atrocities. In an interview Monday, Hen- derson said the jury "is being conditioned like an audience being sold soap." "It's a selling Henderson said in an interview after the prose- cution presented its 40th wit- ness Monday. "I don't see from the over-all testimony a damn thing that helps me, but noth- ing points a finger at me ei- ther." Most .of the prosecution wit- nesses in the cover-up court- martial, now in its fourth week, have recounted the bloody as- sault on March 16, 1968, when more than 100 unarmed civil- ians died before the guns of American soldiers. Herderson, decorated and wounded in three wars, is charged with failing to investi- gate the allegations of war crimes thoroughly, failing to re- port them to higher headquar- ters as required by Army regu- lations and then lying twice to an Army board of inquiry. He was commander of the Amer- ical Division's llth Brigade, parent unit of the task force which assaulted My Lai. McGovern unhurt in barrage SAIGON (AP) Sen. George McGovern, D-S.D., escaped shaken but unhurt tonight from a barrage of rocks and fire bombs hurled against a church where he was meeting with a group of students and political dissenters. McGovern and several associ- ates were trapped inside the Roman Catholic church office for about 30 minutes. They were rescued by U.S. military police and embassy Marine guards summoned to the scene. The identity of the rock and fire-bomb throwers was not es- tablished, but one witness de- scribed them as youthful riders who roam Sai- gon on motorbikes. Vietnamese combat police and soldiers sealed off several city blocks around the church. The senator, a leading critic of the Vietnam war and the Nixon administration's policy, is on a three-day visit to South Vietnam. 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Jennings / JScale HP-100x Digital Pocket Scale
Replaces the HP-50x with higher capacity!
100 gram capacity x 0.01 gram resolution
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Bright Backlit Display This mini scale has a fancy, blue, backlit display to help ya see your weight readings, even in dim lighting. The best part is, you can choose to have the backlight on or off while you're weighing. So, if you're running low on battery power, you can weigh your things with the backlight off to save batteries, and money.
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December 28th, 2010 11:21 am
Hey Lou. Could you explain how K2 measures their skis? I placed my 187cm Manaslu against the 188cm Coomback and the Coomback was at least two inches longer. As well the ski mid point on the Coomback is 2 1/2″ further as measured from the tail.
December 28th, 2010 11:44 am
Looks amazing. Any more follow up on the Scarpa Maestrale?
Scott Davenport
December 28th, 2010 8:08 pm
Lou, I have a problem with a mechanic fouling up the din on my F12 ( it will not adjust from 0, he told me it would probably be okay!) – I located your article "Dynafit binding heel unit breakdown and assembly" which is very thorough but what is the trick to get the thimble bushing out?
December 28th, 2010 8:43 pm
Scott –
You can carefully use a flathead screwdriver to leverage out the thimble from the heel unit, just wedge it into the side and pull it out, but be careful not to let the screwdriver slip up into the threads, you really don't want to mess those up.
Lou – Speaking of the heel disassembly FAQ, you don't mention the pin on the ST/FT connecting the bottom of the climbing aid to the housing on the opposite side of the din display. I've had good luck both pushing the pin through into the hollow between the housing and the climbing aid support with a pin punch and alternatively threading a large paperclip through the hole, bending up the end in the hollow and then using that to pull it out.
December 28th, 2010 8:45 pm
Pull the thimble bushing out with a right angle pick.
As for the "DIN" not adjusting, I assume you mean the vertical RV numbers. That's caused by a small internal screw/nut either being stripped or coming undone, usually from someone screwing it too far one way or the other.
December 28th, 2010 8:47 pm
John, I swear I do mention that somewhere… I'll take a look. But am super busy, leaving for Europe in 48 hours, and doing a backcountry overnight tomorrow… ah, it's a hard life (grin).
Scott Davenport
December 29th, 2010 9:16 am
It is the pin on the climbing aid on the opposite side of the din display that I'm having trouble getting out. I have tried the right angle pick to no avail. The pin is so small and I'm without a pin punch? I'll try the paper clip. Thank you
Station de ski
December 31st, 2010 2:56 am
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A popular summertime fruit could play a role in helping to treat type 1 diabetes. A study has linked flavonoids found in strawberries as possible treatment.
New research in mice from the Salk Institute of Biological Studies in California suggests a flavonoid called fisetin may lessen complications of type 1 diabetes.
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Senior representatives and technical specialists of various social security institutions in Africa and beyond are in Banjul exchanging ideas and experiences on good practices and the need for prevention of hazards at workplaces.The Social Security and Housing Finance Corporation (SSHFC) in The Gambia is hosting the two-day seminar technical seminar organised by the International Social Security Association (ISSA) with SSHFC and Gambia's Labour Department.
The seminar is also meant to give guidance to develop high performing accident insurance systems.
Speaking on the occasion, ISSA Project Manager Bernd Treichel said the technical seminar presents a great opportunity to further advance the discussions in the area of occupational safety and health, occupational challenges in high-risk sector, approaches to occupational diseases in Africa and social protection and prevention in social security.
Treichel added that providing social security involve more than just meeting needs as and when they arise, or helping individuals and families to make the best possible adjustments when faced with contingencies, but, also put efforts in preventing risks from emerging in these places.
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One by one, supermarkets have announced their commitment to one form of nutrition labeling or another. Some have joined up with syndicated programs like Guiding Stars and NuVal, while others, like Supervalu, have developed their own systems.
The new adoptions are a way for retailers to stay current amidst the growing health concerns in this country. But they're also becoming a competitive tool, as Safeway made apparent this week with its new SimpleNutrition program, which will use colorful shelf tags to identify health benefits in products, such as "Gluten-Free" and "Good Source of Fiber". There are 22 claims in all, and up to two can be featured on each tag.
"Shoppers will see that the tags are simple to read without a complicated numbering system or confusing symbols," stated the release from Safeway.
With that, Safeway seems to be targeting NuVal and Guiding Stars. Bold words, certainly, but the Pleasanton, California-based retailer has the expertise to back it up. It led the way on quality private-label organics with its "O" line. For the past couple years, Safeway has also maintained a robust online health presence, offering nutrition guides and a program called foodflex, which lets loyalty card holders analyze the nutrition content of their purchases, and learn how to make improvements.
SimpleNutrition will have an online component to it, as well, with nutrition education features and tables that highlight healthier versions of many popular products.
The theory behind SimpleNutrition and all the other labeling systems is that consumers want a simpler shopping experience. That's certainly true, but retailers have to ask themselves some tough questions as they develop these systems. Mainly: Does it reduce the clutter or add to it? How do shoppers know they can trust the labels? And, perhaps the hardest one: How do the standards stack up against competitors?
Consumers are shopping multiple channels these days, and research has shown a disparity in standards when comparing nutrition labeling systems. In this case, confusion could be an unintended side effect, and that's certainly not healthy.
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Aside from the work for hire aspect, this "artwork" has the unique quality of becoming part of an individual's body. How can a third party be allowed to hold any control over when and if that person's body is viewed or depicted?
Actually, it's "shone (or shined) a light", not shown.
The only thing we know for certain is that we'll never know exactly what happened. Too many people with good reasons for lying. Saying they got in serves a purpose whether they did or not. What they found, if they did - hurts their case if it was nothing, might get found out if they fabricate. Certainly they'll never release real details. Give Apple information that might make it harder next time? Don't make me laugh.
Can I get a "good faith" exemption if I break some minor federal laws?
Just have enough TSA (or other agents) wandering around EVERYWHERE shouting "You there! Papers!" and we'll finally be safe from everything but ourselves.
How about thirteen cents? I never watch sports, and have actually edited all the sports channels from my TiVo channel list. I really only watch five or six channels, but they're in the top tier, so I have 160+ unused.
The tables won't get turned because the judges and officers have defacto immunity from suspicion. Ask yourself: Is knowingly going through a judges trash a wise career move?
"So all the refugees with some assets will go somewhere else, while those with nothing will have no reason avoid coming?"
(Taps end of nose significantly...)
I'm active in local government, in a VERY small town. Even there, the city attorney spends time looking for loopholes to deny FOI requests. Not necessarily because we have anything to hide, just... because.
I have a parrot who recites decades-old arguments between her former owners, complete with woman screaming and baby crying. I think I'll get my pet a Barbie for Christmas.
"I have never understood why someone would rather charge large amounts and make a few sales verses selling for cheaper and making lots of smaller sales."
Really? There's a cost associated with shipping, storing, and selling a product, and it doesn't vary much with the price of the item. MUCH more economical to sell a single million-dollar item than a million $1 items.
If you can sell a million $1,000,000 items... better still.
It's most likely Mars is already dead. Terraforming efforts there would be good practice for when we need them on Earth. If only there was a cheap way to ship most of Venus's atmosphere to Mars...
Sadly, I'm pretty sure they'd be found to have fulfilled the contract terms. Which of course they carefully crafted and buried in the fine print. Funny, you'd think politicians would have experience with such, from crafting budgets.
So, they'd have to get a judge to find the contract terms to have been unconscionable, or patently unfair. Problem is, while companies can't push those who make the laws too far, politicians won't push major contributors too far.
All we'll get, at best, is "They tricked us! There's nothing we can do!" while they wait for things to dies down before the next contract/donation comes around.
Since they like to pass laws, wouldn't it be simplest just to pass one saying French citizens aren't allowed to use Google search other than the .fr one? It makes as much sense, and would be effective.
Probably because the engine runs better or more economically in "normal" mode. I had a Ford that was the same way; you had to set a certain switch for emissions testing; difference was the testing stations (and presumably the EPA) knew about it.
This case is so blatant I figure we're not hearing the whole story. Gigantic multinational companies don't admit wrongdoing so easily. Either things are not what they seem, or the company believed what they were doing was legal through some loophole.
Yup. Same as everything else the feds want states (and down) to do - withhold any federal money until they comply.
I don't know - wouldn't this depend on the terms of the contract under which the trademarks were sold? Since they were separate from the physical location, failure to pay rent may not have invalidated that sale. Perhaps the former restauranteurs plan to use the trademarks when they re-open in another location.
Certainly company names and trademarks have been sold and re-used before.
I think the judge may have been using the words "fair" and "use", not the legal concept of "fair use." Still ridiculous, of course, but...
Better still, Bing or Yahoo him - since we know Google is now incomplete and unreliable.


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THERE are a few tested tricks that a prying media can always use to get a good scoop. One is to obtain the names of members of some of the Government's 350 advisory committees and check how some people sit on several such bodies but don't bother to show up for meetings.
Getting the information can be a tedious business, because information officers usually try not to provide straight answers. Some will even try to fudge the data to make most, if not all, members of a committee look good, such as releasing average attendance rates. Concerned that some members will be embarrassed if their poor attendance is made public, some institutions even refuse to release such information on the grounds of privacy, as was the case with one university last year. Only after the fallacy of the argument - that attendance records are private information - was ridiculed did the university reluctantly agree to disclose in the future how many meetings its council members attended, but it would not reveal records of past meetings.
Since then, the Government has laid down a rule that attendance records of all advisory committees must be released on request. This is the least that a Government that claims to promote transparency, but has refused demands to have the committees meet in public, should do. It allows the media and the public to monitor whether the supposedly civic-minded men and women appointed to those august bodies really take their jobs seriously. It is sometimes argued that committee members can make a contribution without attending meetings, because they can read papers at home and submit their views in writing. But the argument then begs a question: why do meetings have to be convened? The Housing Authority is one of a few statutory bodies that has made it an annual exercise to release its members' attendance records. Last week, it was revealed that Kenneth Tang Nai-yan, Citibank's group treasurer and a member of the authority's finance committee, did not attend any meetings. There were other frequent absentees, though none as irresponsible as Mr Tang.
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In the ethereal world of dreams, there are champions who fight to protect the dreamer and there are demons who prey on them...
Arik is such a predator. Condemned by the gods to live eternity without emotions, Arik can only feel when he's in the dreams of others. For thousands of years, he's drifted through the human unconscious, searching for sensation. Now he's finally found a dreamer whose vivid mind can fill his emptiness.
Dr. Megeara Kafieri watched her father ruin himself and his reputation as he searched to prove Atlantis was real. Her deathbed promise to him to salvage his reputation has now brought her to Greece where she intends to prove once and for all that the fabled island is right where her father said it was. But frustration and bad luck dog her every step. Especially the day they find a stranger floating in the sea. His is a face she's seen many times.... in her dreams.
What she doesn't know is that Arik holds more than the ancient secrets that can help her find the mythical isle of Atlantis. He has made a pact with the god Hades: In exchange for two weeks as a mortal man, he must return to Olympus with a human soul. Megeara's soul.
With a secret society out to ruin her expedition, and mysterious accidents that keep threatening her life, Megeara refuses to quit. She knows she's getting closer to Atlantis and as she does, she stumbles onto the truth of what Arik really is.
For Arik his quest is no longer simple. No human can know of a Dream-Hunter's existence. His dream of being mortal has quickly turned into his own nightmare and the only way to save himself will be to sacrifice the very thing he wanted to be human for. The only question is, will he?
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Tickets on sale Friday for Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley's Oklahoma City show
Tishomingo resident Miranda Lambert and fellow country music superstar Dierks Bentley have announced their plans for a 2013 co-headlining tour that will include a March 8 Oklahoma City show at Chesapeake Energy Arena, 100 W Reno.
Tickets for the Oklahoma City date on their co-headlining 2013 "Locked & Reloaded Tour" will go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, the venue has announced. They will be available at the Chesapeake Energy Arena box office, online at www.LiveNation.com or by phone at (800) 745-3000.
Ticket prices are $52.75 and $28 for the Oklahoma City concert.
Singer-songwriter Lee Brice has been announced as a special guest for the tour, including the OKC show.
Tulsa also was listed on the more than 30-city "Locked & Reloaded Tour" itinerary when it was released last month, but so far, no date, venue or further details have been announced for a Tulsa show.
In the tour announcement, Lambert promised her co-headlining trek with Bentley would involve "epic badassery."
"Making music for our fans is the best job in the world," Lambert said in the news release. "It's especially great being able to take to that music on the road with someone I respect as an artist and human being."
The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter is the reigning two-time Country Music Association and reigning three-time Academy of Country Music Female Vocalist of the Year. Her current album, "Four The Record," made history when it debuted last year atop Billboard's Top Country Albums chart, making the Texas native the first country artist in the 47-year history of the chart to have each of her first four albums debut at No. 1. "Four The Record" won the ACM Album of the Year Award, and her headlining "On Fire Tour" played to more than a million fans this year.
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Bentley combines classic country, bluegrass and rock 'n' roll in his music.
"Some of my favorite times on tour over the years were with Miranda and her crew. We have a lot in common musically and our fans do, too," Bentley said in the news release.
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Listeners to Heart 97.6 in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire are likely to have noticed a change in sponsorship to its regular weather programme, with airport parking specialists Airparks taking over from Monarch.
Heart is the UK's largest commercial radio brand, broadcasting to a range of regions throughout the UK, while Airparks is well known for providing the highest standards of customer service and security for those travellers parking close to the airport.
Airparks brand manager, Luke Quilter, said of the sponsorship: "We are delighted to be working with Heart 97.6, and to be sponsoring their weather programme until the end of May 2009 is a terrific coup for us. We currently operate a number of parking sites falling within their catchment area, so hope that the regional listeners will remember to book their airport parking with us next time they travel."
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Q. What is playing in your I-Pod these days?
A. I am listening to classical music these days. And I am also listening to songs from the recently released 'Jab We Met'. 'Surmai Shaam' is my favourite.
Q. What is the music that interests you, and what irritates?
A. I listen to music according to my mood – sometimes classical, sometimes Bollywood. I like any music that soothes my ears. And I get irritated with music whose lyrics are meaningless. These songs should be limited to discos.
Q. Amongst the recently released movies – 'Om Shanti Om', 'Jab We
Met', 'Saawariya', and 'Goal' – which one do you prefer as far as music
is concerned?
A. Without a doubt, 'Jab We Met', mostly because the songs are young. Some of the songs reflect our culture, and the best thing is, that the songs are a part of the script.
Q. Your five all-time favourite songs.
A. (Laughs). That is difficult. 'Surmai Aankhiyaan Mein', from 'Sadma'; 'Rote Rote Haasna Sikho', from 'Andha Kanoon'; 'Ek Do Teen', from 'Tezaab'; 'Chalte Chalte', from 'Pakeezah'; and 'Kya Khoob Lagti Ho', from 'Dharmatma'. The last one is a particular favourite – Hemaji looks fabulous in this one.
Q. Name one song that makes you want to dance.
A. Any song from so many Madhuri and Sridevi films. Any song picturised with Helenji is always something one can dance to. One favourite is 'Laila">Laila O Laila">Laila', from 'Qurbani', which has Zeenat Aman belting out the song.
Q. Do you like the originals as they are, or would you want them remixed?
A. If the remix is done well, then I don't mind the remix, too. However, nothing can take the place of the original. How would there be a remix if there was no original?
Q. Your favourite romantic song.
A. Again, a difficult question. I don't know any. Maybe I will get it wrong. I like 'Kuch Na Kaho', from '1942 – A Love Story'.
Q. Do you think the songs in present movies are better than the songs in older movies?
A. I like both. Both had their time. Some songs sound better than they look. You cannot criticize, because a person, or a team, puts in a lot of effort to create something, and we may or may not like it, but we cannot undermine it. There will always be comparisons between new movies and old movies.
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In addition to the 1.3 billion people celebrating on mainland China, millions more celebrate throughout the world, many who are not even Chinese. It's like everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day, right? The Chinese New Year is the day we all become just a little bit Chinese.
One of the big parties in the United States is at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri -– yes, Kansas City. The Nelson-Atkins is renowned for its 7,500-piece collection of Chinese art that includes masterpieces from every period and medium.
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Here we go again! I will never understand why some individuals feel they have an exclusive right to revise history ("Museums hide stars on plane, anger vets," Dec. 29). If Linda Webster (or anyone else involved with the National Symphony Ball) takes exception to artifacts housed in our museums, they should select another location for their annual event.
Raising funds for the National Symphony is an admirable undertaking; however, it is not so important as to justify cloaking historical facts. Ms. Webster is reminded that without the sacrifices of our military veterans and the weapons they used during World War II, (including the "offensive" P-39) the National Symphony might not exist. Indeed, the citizens of our country might be under the oppressive rule of our former enemies.
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No Justice "America's Son" (Smith Entertainment)
Red dirt rockers No Justice return to a more country sound on "America's Son," a 10-track collection that splits the difference between revisiting familiar favorites and delving into new material.
The Stillwater band's fourth studio album recently debuted on the Billboard charts, bowing at No. 36 on the Heat Seeker chart and No. 4 on the Heat Seeker-South Central Regional list.
Album opener "Never Gonna Be Enough" quickly proves that the Stillwater band may be retracing its country roots but isn't completely abandoning the rock sound that charged up its 2010 release "Second Avenue." Jason Isbell's stellar slide guitar work, coupled with lead singer Steve Rice's strong but world-weary vocals, gives the new single a jolt of rock electricity.
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