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HTC Adds Incredible S, Desire S and Wildfire S to Android Lineup at MWC
When HTC promised big things were coming to MWC, I wasn't sure what to think. Historically HTC prefers to make MWC its biggest show of the year for announcements, and as we see the press releases trickle out as the press conference gets underway, we know that HTC is doing it once again. First we learned about the Flyer, HTC's very first tablet that comes with Android 2.4 Gingerbread, and now we have seen the 3 Android phones being added to HTC"s lineup.
All 3 Android phones appear to be subtle refreshes of their predecessors, but with revamped specs and hardware components. All of them appear to be aiming for a Q2 2011 release schedule as well.
First, we have the HTC Droid Incredible S.
The Incredible S uses the same form factor as the original, complete with the innovative design on the back. It also has:
- 1 GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 with 768 MB RAM (Same as in Desire HD and Inspire 4G)
- 8 MP rear camera with dual-LED flash, 1.3 MP front camera, 720p HD video capture
- 1450 mAh battery
- 4-inch Super LCD screen with 800 x 480 resolution
- Android 2.2 Froyo
- The capacitive buttons are fluid, actually able to rotate with the screen to landscape mode
Next up, the Desire S.
The Desire S, much like the Incredible S, seems to be a simple refresh of the original version. It uses a new aluminum unibody back, and also features:
- 3.7-inch Super LCD display
- 1 GHz MSM8255 CPU and 768 MB RAM (Also like the Incredible S and Desire HD)
- 5 MP rear camera and 1.3 MP front camera
- 1450 mAh battery
- Android 2.4 Gingerbread
- Available mid Q2 2011
Finally, we also see the Wildfire S.
This particular refresh in the Wildfire name throws in a better screen resolution, upgrading from QVGA to HVGA, and also features Android 2.4 Gingerbread preloaded as well. It also has a 3.2-inch display and a 5 MP camera. 600 MHz Qualcomm CPU, 1230 mAh battery. For now, enjoy the press release below.
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HTC Desire S, HTC Wildfire S™ and HTC Incredible S™ deliver premium style, power and speed
BARCELONA, SPAIN – Mobile World Congress – February 15, 2011 – HTC Corporation, a global leader in mobile innovation and design, today unveiled three new versions of its most popular and advanced smartphones – HTC Desire S, HTC Wildfire S and HTC Incredible S. The new smartphones continue HTC's commitment to expanding the market for advanced smartphones while providing distinct choices in design, power and value. Each phone also includes HTC Sense, HTC's unique customer-focused user experience that puts people at the center by making phones work in a more simple and natural way.
"HTC developed the HTC Sense experience to bring cutting-edge innovation to our customers in simple and natural ways that just make sense – this is what HTC Desire S, HTC Wildfire S and HTC Incredible S represent best," said Peter Chou, CEO of HTC Corporation. "These new phones offer an exhilarating mix of style, innovation and features that extend people's mobile experience in ways that feel personal and completely original."
HTC Desire S
As a successor to the popular and award-winning HTC Desire, the new HTC Desire S blends stunning design with power and speed. Inspired by the HTC Legend™ smartphone's aluminium design, the HTC Desire S is sculpted out of a single block of aluminum making it feel solid and natural in your hand. With Qualcomm's new 1GHz Snapdragon™ MSM8255 processor, the HTC Desire S offers snappy performance and power. It offers dual front and back cameras, High-Definition video recording and the 3.7-inch WVGA display presents multimedia content brilliantly.
HTC Wildfire S
Building on the popularity of the HTC Wildfire™ smartphone, the HTC Wildfire S smartphone is an affordable, compact and playful device that packs a powerful smartphone experience. It enables people to maintain and build connections and friendships through popular sites like Facebook®, as well as through voice and text messaging. You can instantly tag your friends in photos before posting them on Facebook, or share your latest discoveries from the Android™ Market at the touch of a button.
HTC Wildfire S is one of HTC's smallest phones ever – measuring just 10.13cm long and 5.94cm wide – and boasts a distinctive 3.2 inch, HVGA display.
Celebrate your individuality and choose from a wide variety of colors including black, purple and white. The phone's home screen is fully customizable with your favorite apps, widgets and content, while a 5-megapixel color camera with auto focus, expandable microSD™ memory and support for a variety of audio and video formats make a great all-around multimedia device that slips easily into any pocket.
HTC Incredible S
The alluring HTC Incredible S smartphone combines cutting-edge design with a premium mobile experience for those who dare to be different. Showing what can be achieved when engineers and designers work together to raise the bar for mobile phone design, the HTC Incredible S smartphone features a stunning, contoured body that highlights the internal hardware components of the device. Capturing and viewing video in crystal clear High-Definition has never been so easy and a bright 4-inch WVGA Super LCD display and stereo surround sound bring a vibrant cinematic experience to the palm of your hand.
HTC Incredible S also takes high quality pictures with its 8-megapixel camera with dual flash, and it easily enables videos, photos and music to be shared from the handset direct to a TV using DLNA® technology. Thanks to the HTC Incredible S's front facing camera and video call functionality, users will constantly be able to chat with their friends face-to-face.
The HTC Desire S, HTC Wildfire S and HTC Incredible S smartphones, will be broadly available to customers across major European and Asian markets during Q2 2011.


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Investigators from the Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research report the discovery of two dead True beak's whales within four miles of each other Sunday. The first, a 15-1/2 foot long female weighting more than 2,000 lbs was recovered from a beach in Southampton, while the second, a male calf 9-feet long and 400 lbs washed ashore between Mecox and W. Scott Cameron Beaches in Bridgehampton (Long Island). It is not known yet whether they are mother and son.
According to Rob DiGiovanni, the foundation's executive director, necropsies are now being performed to determine the cause of death for both, as well as to learn more about the species, itself, which is rarely seen. In fact, "only two other True beak whales have been studies there in the past 30 years," he noted.
"Seeing one either dead or alive is very rare," stated Kim Durham, rescue coordinator at the Riverhead Foundation.
Named for Frederick W, True, curator at the US National Museum (now the Smithsonian), who first described an adult female stranded on the outer bank of Bird Shoal, Beaufort Harbor, NC in 1912, True beaked whales live in two distinct populations in the deep ocean. The first is found in the Northern Hemisphere between Nova Scotia in the western Atlantic to Ireland in the eastern Atlantic and as far south as Florida, the Bahamas, and Canary Islands. The other is found in the Southern Hemisphere between South Africa, and Australia.

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"Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony." --Mahatma Gandhi
There are still a few more weeks of summer, yet for many of us, the new work year is beginning. Whether you work according to the academic calendar or set your own pace with your business, late-August and early September, and Labor Day signal the start of a new work year. For many, the summer has been busier than a regular work week. Summer is when we travel and have visitors. It's a time we set aside to get things done that we don't have time to take care of at other times of the year. The daylight hours increase in the Northern Hemisphere, and the weather is nicer, albeit a little too hot sometimes. The hot weather gives us the chance to slow down, perhaps take a much-needed afternoon nap, or time to read a book or two.
What happens when we get ready to go back to work, or get ready for our next big projects, gigs, fall and winter schedules, or terms? Whether you are still enjoying summer, already back in the swing of things, or at the point of transition, it is a good idea to consider how you can bring more balance into the way you live life on a daily basis. The first in this series of articles, outlines some ways to take stock of where you are at this point, and what it is you need and desire in order to live more in harmony. The second article will be geared to outlining some ways to build more balance into the life you are living.
Who do I say I am? What kind of life have I set out for myself through the choices I've made or accepted, through the habits, patterns, and routines I've established, and in the ways I have channeled and used my energy, resources, and talents?
You may ask yourself, "Am I ready to get started?" For many of us, we have either had just enough time to begin to relax or we have filled our summer with so many activities, we have worn ourselves out. How has your summer been, and where is your energy out of balance? After decades of a career in academics, I got used to living by the school year calendar. In the middle of one term I was preparing for the next, or putting the finishing touches on something from the past. Thinking on multiple levels and balancing many diverse and even conflicting needs, became the norm. Caring for children, aging parents, marriage, homemaking, and oh yes, myself, became a studied practice of mindfulness. That's the only way I was able to keep my sanity, health, and focus.
When I decided to run my own life and businesses, I carried some of the same skills and habits I had used for many years, into my new lifestyle. For the first year, I just about wore myself out, until I realized 'my boss' was me, and I could ease up on myself any time I wanted to. In academia, I also had a lot of leeway in my job, but still had to live by the schedule and needs of academic demands. I had to show up, or the class did not happen, and I had to be 'on' or I could not teach. Years of being 'on"—which is actually all about being present and mindful—were wonderful years because I had a job working with people I loved. It was fascinating to discover who people were and what they were capable of dreaming, doing, thinking, and accomplishing. The depth of passion, intelligence, creativity, and spiritual beauty within my students and others with whom I worked, was the best part of all my years of teaching.
Now, as I work in relative isolation much of the time, ideas and the world around me, including the people, have become the lifeblood of my work and daily life. I lead meditation groups, do some counseling, and write and research a variety of diverse subjects—all of interest to me, all part of the spark that gives me life. Also carried over from those days, is the tendency to live life in extremes at times, and just a little out of balance when I stop taking my own needs and health into consideration. What are the ways you block or cause imbalance in your life? If you know what you're doing, what is it that keeps you from making necessary changes? So what stops us from living life more in balance?
"Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built." —Rumi
We each have certain areas of our lives that suffer when we get 'too busy' or to disengaged with noticing how we are feeling. The first thing we might want to do before we try to plan for more balance, is figure out where we are now.
Notice how you are feeling physically. Are there areas of your body where you experience pain, tension, or some type of discomfort? Are you recovering from an illness or injury, and if so, how is that process going?
Notice your energy levels. Emotionally, are you energized or drained? Physically, how is your body feeling? Where is your energy drained, and where do you feel strong and full of energy? Are you experiencing pain, or are you numb to how you feel?
Notice your mental frame of mind. Are you easily distracted, or feeling unfocused and unmotivated, (she asks as she just burned a tortilla)? Are you mentally overwhelmed with ideas and concerns or are you wondering how you're going to get started on a long-delayed project? Are you wondering when you are going to have time to 'catch up" with all that you haven't done, including rest? Do you find yourself starting to question all your priorities and choices? Have you let yourself forget about trying to find a happy medium?
Notice your spiritual energy. What makes you feel connected or disconnected? Do you have spiritual practices that give you a sense of inner peace and purposeful meaning in life? Are you longing for something that seems just a little out of reach, or are you do you have the spiritual companionship and guidance you need at this time? Are you feeling like you're in a dry place spiritually, or do you feel a sense of deep, meaningful connection? What are you longing for?
Notice your emotional health. What are the main emotions you have been feeling? Ambivalence, frustration, dissatisfaction, anxiety, grief and loss, excitement, anticipation, happiness, satisfaction? Do you feel your emotions, or do you tend to intellectualize feelings? Does your emotional behavior mask something deeper and unresolved within you? Are you harboring resentment, anger, or mistrust for anyone or any situation? Simply notice what the overriding emotions are, and if you can, notice what they may be attached to. Sometimes we get so lost in our roles that we mask or cover up our true feelings and emotions. What are some of your dominant roles, and how do they affect the way you express your emotions or not?
Notice how you are talking to yourself/others. Who do you say you are? To yourself, to those you meet through work or in community, to your friends, and to your family. What words do you use to describe yourself, and are you being affirming and loving, or judgmental and unkind? We tell ourselves and others who we are all the time, yet we often fall into careless and thoughtless habits of debasing or being self effacing to the point where we give ourselves no credit for being the strong, capable, people we are. Listen to yourself, and notice.
Notice the guiding principles that you live your life by. We all have a code of honor, ethics, beliefs, and sense of what grounds us in who we are. What are the key principles by which you live, and how do those principles reflect in the way you are actually living? For example, if I say I believe in living mindfully, but get lost in some piece of work for hours and forget to eat, take a break, or stretch, my actions are incongruent with what I say I believe. We have these beliefs, tenets for living, guidelines to give our lives shape, balance, and direction. When our actions are at odds with those beliefs or ideals, we are out of balance.
Take a little inventory, even jot down some ideas about each area, and reflect some on what is working and what is not. In the next article, we will address some ways we can build greater balance into the way we live our lives, day by day. As I was writing, the song Day by Day from Godspell came to mind. For some of us, this might be what we need. What is it you need more of in your life right now?


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IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Due to potential rain in the forecast for Saturday morning's regatta, the women's rowing team has altered its schedule for its home competition against Indiana, Ohio State, and Louisville.
The regatta, previously scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. (CT), will now begin at 7:30 a.m. (CT). Previously, races were to be held with two boats per heat, and two heats per event. The new format will feature four lanes of racing, and one heat of each event. A schedule of events can be found below.
7:30 a.m. - V8 Iowa, Indiana, Louisville, Ohio State 7:40 a.m. - 2V8 Indiana, Iowa, Ohio State, Louisville 7:50 a.m. - V4 Ohio State, Indiana, Iowa, Louisville 8:00 a.m. - 2V4 Iowa, Ohio State, Louisville, Indiana 8:10 a.m. - N8 Ohio State, Louisville, Indiana, Iowa 8:20 a.m. - 3V4 Louisville, Iowa, Ohio State 8:30 a.m. - 2N8 Iowa, Ohio State
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The PS Vita Will Be Sony's Last Portable
Sony's PlayStation Vita will be launching soon. The portable will come with dual thumbsticks, a nice, big display, and a design that puts Nintendo's 3DS to shame. And at a starting price of $249.99, it's in the sweet spot for serious gamers who want a solid portable.
But just because the PlayStation Vita seems attractive, it doesn't mean that it'll be a winner. In fact, I'm a firm believer that the Vita will be Sony's last portable, and the device that could very well put an end to the company's entire mobile-gaming division.


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On Thu, 2005-09-15 at 20:23 +0200, David Nielsen wrote: > Recently a preliminary schedule for GNOME 2.14 was released[1], which > puts 2.14 for final release about 2 weeks after the FC5 release is > scheduled[2], the GNOME development freeze as can be read from the > schedule is in January, which is the roughly same time as FC3t3's devel > freeze. > > Would there be any sense in pushing FC5 back 2-3 weeks to accomidate > GNOME 2.14 rather than sticking with 2.12, which also would mean that we > would be stuck with this recently released version 2.12 of GNOME for the > FC5 cycle, of which ~5 months remain, FC6 would then probably ship with > 2.16 if the 9 month cycle is repeated. Given that 2.14 already looks to > be a major release in terms of planned features my expectation would be > that users would migrate to another distro that would supply the 2.14 > feature set should Fedora fail to provide it. > This could easily be a slippery slope. If you push back a two-three weeks for Gnome, then you might find that the shiny new Firefox release is due out in two more days, so you might as well hang on for that, and then the next OO release might finally happen, and then there's a new kernel release... And then shoot, if we can just hang on another four weeks, we have another shiny new Gnome release! If 2.14 is far enough along, they might be able to ship with -pre or -rc type releases and just put out updates for final, but we may just be stuck with 2.12. That's not such a bad thing. -- David Hollis <dhollis davehollis com>
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Moses was the prophet of the God Allah (Elohim in Hebrew is a singular word) to the seeds of Israel; he was a descendant of Jacob's offspring, Isaac and Abraham. The Prophet Moses was born in Egypt. The Pharaoh ordered his soldiers to kill every newly born male. Allah told Moses' Mother to put him in a wooden box and to put the box on the Nile River. The pharaoh's wife saw the box floating, and she ordered her servants to bring it. When they opened the box, they found Moses. She asked her husband, the pharaoh, to keep him. (quran.com/7/104-180)
After Moses spent his childhood there, he left to Median village. One day while he was sitting with his family, he saw a fire on the Mountain of Toah in Sinai, Egypt. Allah ordered Moses, "Go to the pharaoh and show him My signs and ask him to believe and to worship Allah and ask him to let the seeds of Israel to move from Egypt to the Holy Land of Jerusalem."
Then Moses and Aaron went to the pharaoh with the signs of Allah, but he refused to believe, Moses and his brother asked the pharaoh to let the seeds of Israel to leave Egypt, but he refused. Then, Moses asked Allah to punish the pharaoh and his followers, and in response, Allah sent to the pharaoh and his people the plagues.
Moses told his people to follow him to Jerusalem. They followed him to the red sea, while the pharaoh and his soldier chased after them. Allah said to Moses to hit the sea with his rod to split the water into two parts, north and south, and they crossed to the other side of the red sea. Then the pharaoh and his soldiers followed them, but the sea returned back as one, drowning all of them. Pharaoh's body was then found as an example and he said during his last breath that he believed in the God of Moses, but Allah did not accept his repentance. He and his followers will be damned on the Day of Judgment.
Moses and the seeds of Israel left Egypt, but on their way to Jerusalem, Moses went forty days to worship Allah on the Mountain of Toah. During those days, Allah revealed the Commandments to Moses and his people in the form of stones.
So Moses and the seeds of Israel worshiped Allah (Elohim in Hebrew), the Absolute One, and it is forbidden for them to believe in the trinity. Muslims believe in the prophet Moses as a prophet of Allah to the seeds of Israel, and the trinity is also forbidden in Islam. (quran.com/search?q=moses)


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - University of Oregon senior Jessica Moore was again recognized as one of the top collegiate pitchers Monday with her selection as the No. 6 pick overall in the National Professional Fastpitch Draft.
The Sutter, Calif., native was selected in the second round of the four-team draft by the New York-New Jersey Comets
"I was really excited to hear the news," Moore said, "and it's truly an honor to be selected. I never thought I would have a chance like this when I first started playing softball, and it's such a great opportunity. Being around our coaching staff has really helped me to be the best I can be, and hopefully continue to prepare me for a pro career, too."
Moore was one of three Pac-12 players chosen among the draft's five rounds and 20 picks with pitcher Jolene Henderson of California (Chicago Bandits, #3. 1st Round) and infielder Bridgette Del Ponte of Arizona (Akron Racers, #17, 5th Round).
Pitcher Rachele Fico of LSU was the top overall selection by the Akron Racers, and was followed by Olivia Galati (Hofstra / NY-NJ Comets, #2), Henderson (Cal, Chicago Bandits, #3) and Keilani Ricketts (Oklahoma / USSSA Pride, #4).
This week, Moore ranked 33rd nationally in wins (13) and 30th in ERA (1.38) and also stood sixth in the conference in both categories.
The returning third-team All-American, All-Pac-12 and All-Region choice is the Duck career record holder in strikeouts (804), wins (86), appearances (156) and innings (798.2).
This year, she has claimed three of UO's victories vs. top-25 foes this year vs. then-No. 11 LSU, then-No. 14 Michigan and then-No. 15 Washington, and also made starts in the team's first two wins of the No. 15 Stanford series.
Several other Ducks have been picked in the NPF Draft in recent years, including former stars Neena Bryant (OF, Chicago, #12, 2009-10), Sari-Jane Jenkins (OF, Akron, #19, 2008-09), Jenn Poore (C, Akron, #9, 2003-04) and Anissa Meashintubby (P, San Antonio, #40, 2003-04).
Closer to home this week, No. 9 Oregon (28-5, 5-1) welcomes Utah (14-16-1, 1-5) for a doubleheader Tuesday at 3 p.m., and series finale Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.
2013 NPF Draft Results – Presented by BOWNET
First Round:
1. Rachele Fico, P, Akron Racers (LSU)
2. Olivia Galati, P, NY / NJ Comets (Hofstra)
3. Jolene Henderson, P, Chicago Bandits (Cal)
4. Keilani Ricketts, P, Oklahoma, USSSA Pride (Oklahoma)
Second Round:
5. Jessica Shults, C, USSSA Pride (Oklahoma)
> 6. Jessica Moore, P, NY / NJ Comets (Oregon)
7. Michelle Gascoigne, P, Chicago Bandits (Oklahoma)
8. Ivy Renfroe, P, Akron Racers (Tennessee)
Third Round:
9. Brianna Turang, OF, Akron Racers (Oklahoma)
10. Cyndil Matthew, OF, NY / NJ Comets (UMass)
11. Maggie Hull, OF, Chicago Bandits (Kansas)
12. Briana Cherry, OF, Akron Racers (La.-Lafayette)
Fourth Round:
13. Raven Chavanne, OF/3B, Chicago Bandits (Tennessee)
14. Samie Garcia, SS, NY / NJ Comets (South Carolina)
15. Mel Dumezich, P, Chicago Bandits (Texas A&M)
16. Tess Sito, U/P, Akron Racers (Georgia)
Fifth Round:
17. Bridgette Del Ponte, 3B/SS, Akron Racers (Arizona)
18. Courtney Liddle, 1B, NY / NJ Comets (Virginia Tech)
19. Jenna Marston, SS/C, Chicago Bandits (Missouri)
20. Chelsea Thomas, P, USSSA Pride (Missouri)
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Pierce has not said how or when he suffered the injury, but indicated it probably happened in the Giants' 44-6 win over Seattle on Oct. 5. He aggravated the injury Monday night against Cleveland, but returned to the game.
If Pierce does not play Sunday, Chase Blackburn will start. Fellow linebacker Gerris Wilkinson will miss the 49ers game with a knee injury he suffered against Cleveland.
Coach Tom Coughlin said Friday he will decide whether John Carney or Lawrence Tynes will kick against San Francisco. Tynes has been sidelined since training camp with an injured left knee that required arthroscopic surgery.
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We'd Totally Listen to a Song About Prosciutto
We're pretty sure the new song from Kanye and Jay-Z — called "H.A.M." — is actually going to be about ham.
Right now the world is debating what "H.A.M." — the title of a forthcoming (and sure to be awesome) song from Jay-Z and Kanye West — could mean. "High and mighty"? "Have a mint"? But we offer this theory: Who says it stands for anything? What if it really is just a song about ham, and the country's fascination with pork? Think about it. First, it's pretty baller. (Have you seen how expensive Jamón Ibérico is?) Also: Jay-Z's a known food expert. And: Kanye does own all those Fatburgers. [Kanye West/Twitter]


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I have a header file named A.h, another header file named B.h.
In B.h,
#include "XYZ/A.h"
but Xcode complains "XYZ/A.h" file not found.
I tried to make a subfolder XYZ in the folder where B.h is, and put A.h into XYZ, but the same error.
How to solve this? ===> Set parent folder of XYZ folder in project build setting "header search path". Problem resolved!
I don't want to change the header file B.h - I want to keep the relative path "XYZ/A.h".
PLEASE NOTE: Both A.h and B.h are added into project (dragging...), and their physical location is not same with group folder in Xcode project. They may be in different folders in disk.


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Our open shelf Flat Panel Cart offers both economy and mobility. One cart can be used to service meeting rooms, classrooms, seminar rooms, offices and event locations. Because our sturdy, heavy-duty Flat Panel Cart will hold flat panel screens up to 50"W, people in the back of the room will still be able to see what is being broadcast.
27"H Mobile Flat Panel Cart is 24"D with a 42"W top shelf. The two door locking 32"W cabinet has a middle and bottom shelf for additional secure storage. All shelves are made of molded plastic, so they won't dent, rust or stain, and are reinforced with two aluminum bars for added strength.
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In French, we use the term informatique for computer science, as the latter can be seen as the science that studies the treatment of information. Is informatics a synonym for computer science? If not, what is the difference?
It depends — different people use the words in different ways. Don't assume any particular nuance from the use of computer science vs. informatics without clarifying context.
Computer science is more commonly described among its practitioners as the science of computation than the science of information. While laypeople cannot be expected to understand what "science of computation" is, the term computer science is not nearly as prone to the interpretation "knowing how to fix your computer" like the word informatique is in French, due to containing the word science.
Informatics, on the contrary, is usually the science of information, often (but not always) with a focus on its social implications. The term information science also gets some use; it has a more consensual meaning covering how societies process information.
Just to add to the confusion, information theory has a precise meaning; it is the branch of theoretical computer science that studies mathematical models of information with a quantitative perspective.
Informatics is not a very common word and does not have a single widely-agreed meaning. Nuances and trends are still evolving. Wikipedia currently gives a particular meaning in its introduction section:
Certainly, by some definitions, everything that is listed here could be considered aspects of applied computer science. For example, human-computer interaction is often classified as bridging computer science with sociology and other fields. For example (more or less random), the CMU HCI Institute defines itself as "headquartered within the School of Computer Science, [but representing] a broad spectrum of the CMU campus including the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Tepper School of Business, College of Fine Arts, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Software Engineering Institute, as well as the School of Computer Science."
The history section and talk page provide differing perspectives on the word. It started out as a translation of the German Informatik and French informatique (which cover a wide range of meanings including computer science and information technology).
Wars (at least flame wars) have been fought over which term should apply to which concept, and whether X is a subdiscipline of Y or an overlapping discipline, etc. Tread with care, and define your terms.
No, they are not the same, though they do have much in common.
Informatics is the study of information and its processing. This need not involve computers; for example, our brains perform massive amounts of information processing every day. US universities (according to a cursory web search) often treat informatics as the study of the intersection of computing and society (1, 2, 3).
Computer science is the study of mechanical computation and its applications. On the informatics page, Wikipedia lists computer science as a sub-discipline of informatics. CS, as many a joke about the field hints, is strictly technological and doesn't study society or its interactions with technology.
Just in case you are looking to obtain equivalence for your qualification elsewhere, you may be interested in matching your own skills to what's covered in job descriptions in the disciplines we are now calling Information and Communications Technology (ICT).


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Greetings and Welcome!
Well over fifty years ago, the famous French priest and anthropologist, Teilhard de Chardin, said that "we are in a time of crisis, like a present day John the Baptist." He said that we are approaching a critical threshold. Like John the Baptist who lived in critical and violent times and proclaimed, "Repent, for the kingdom of God is at hand," we must learn to think in a new and different way, for the time of opportunity is upon us. To repent means to move in a new direction. John the Baptist was calling his society to new opportunities, to a new way of thinking and living.
To repent means to turn and move in a new direction. Like John the Baptist, we live in urgent, violent, and critical times.
As Catholic Christians, as parishioners of St. Matthew's, we must make new and different choices, thus making the Reign of God a reality.
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When we are intentional about living our Catholic faith, when we are intentional about doing the works of justice and peace, new opportunities will arise. And the world will be less violent and chaotic.
I welcome you to St. Matthew's. I pray that you might find in our parish and school staff, women and men who are alive in the kingdom of God, women and men, in our parish catechetical program and in our school, who are teaching our children to think and be in light of the Gospel of Justice.
Be intentional about your Catholic faith. Choose to make the values of the Kingdom of God alive in your lives. It will only be "the act of freely loving others" during our critical time in history, that will bring about a new and blessed humanity to fulfillment in the light of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Choose to repent. In other words, move in and encourage others to move in new directions according to the teachings of Jesus Christ.
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The weather in New England has been mild this winter, so I thought this would be a great time to start planning my summer getaway trips! Anipals, start that diet, pull out your bathing furs and get ready to travel with me to some pawsome places to see in the North East!
I'm a beach bum. So naturally, the first place I want to take you is to the coast on Maine. It's my favorite place in the whole world! Recently, on an exploratory trip, I went to York, ME, where I bravely crossed the famous Wiggly Bridge. The Wiggly Bridge is a mini-suspension bridge built in the 1930s which crosses over a tidal flow from Barrel Mill Pond to the York River. It got its name because it literally wiggles when you walk over it (not for faint-hearted anipals that's for sure!). When you cross the bridge you are on a peninsula called Steedman Woods with rocky beaches and a trail which is about half a mile to a mile long. It's a nice walk and the smells are terrific!
If your people like historic New England homes, then before you head back to your car visit the Sayward-Wheeler House which is located right across the street. There is a short walking trail here too, so if walking in Steedman Woods wasn't enough, you can keep stretching those paws on the path here. The Sayward-Wheeler House property is managed by Historic New England whose mission is to preserve New England cultural history by saving buildings, artifacts and landscapes. Your people can tour the house in season, and find out about what life was like in York, Maine in the 1700-1800s (sorry, anipals aren't allowed inside but you can tour the exterior where the views and smells are better anyway!)
Getting hungry yet? Well by the time I finished my first travel planning trip I was starved! On my way home to Massachusetts, we stopped at my favorite seafood place in Kittery, Maine — Bob's Clam Hut! The jumbo lobster rolls are mouthwatering (okay, they smell mouthwatering — my people won't share!) and in summer there are always lines — but it's worth the wait! Kittery, ME is an outlet store mecca. Kittery Trading Post is the anchor where you can buy anything from clothes and shoes to canine supplies and camping gear to kayaks and canoes. If you are staying in York, Ogunquit or Old Orchard Beach and you're looking for a place to go on a rainy day, the Kittery outlet stores are that place.
Geez, all that planning has really made me tired! Time for me to rest up so I can be fresh for my next New England adventure! Hope you'll join me then!
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10 Celebrities That Twitter
It's our own version of #FollowFriday as we list ten celebrities that Twitter. These may not be the most famous celebrities on Twitter, but they're certainly the most entertaining. Follow them for maximum lulz.
- Conan O'Brien (@ConanOBrien) - After leaving NBC to make room for the twin terrors of Jay Leno's giant chin and Jay Leno's giant ego, Conan O'Brien started tweeting. His first tweet betrayed a certain desperation: "Today I interviewed a squirrel in my backyard and then threw to commercial. Somebody help me." Since then he has used his account to keep fans updated on his post-"Tonight Show" activities.
- Rainn Wilson (@rainnwilson) - Best known as Dwight on NBC's "The Office," Rainn Wilson makes frequent, amusing posts to his Twitter account. He also uses it to promote his side project website, SoulPancake.
- Neil Patrick Harris (@ActuallyNPH) - Known to older folks as Doogie Howser and younger folks as Dr. Horrible, NPH is another celebrity who tweets. With over 395,000 followers, his 140-character updates reach a lot of people. Let's hope he doesn't use that power for evil.
- James Urbaniak (@JamesUrbaniak) - Urbaniak is currently employed as the voice of Dr. Venture on Cartoon Network's "Venture Brothers." He has also appeared on "The Office," both as Dwight's buddy and as the voice of a baby. Though perhaps a bit more obscure than other big-name celebrities that twitter, he is also a whole lot funnier than most of them.
- Zach Galifianakis (@galifianakisz) - That bearded guy from "The Hangover" with the crazed look in his eye, Galifinikis is also a ridiculously funny stand-up comic. Follow him on Twitter to find out when he posts his latest episode of "Between Two Ferns," a web-based show in which he interviews other celebrities with often-painful results.
- Joel McHale (@joelmchale) - Star of "The Soup" and "Community," Joel McHale is also a regular tweeter. Follow him for the latest goings-on in the "Community" community.
- Aziz Ansari (@azizansari) - Ansari follows McHale's "Community" with his own role as Tom on "Parks and Recreation," so it's fitting that he follows him on this list as well. And you should follow him on Twitter, because he will make you laugh so hard your pants will fall down. Here's a tip: wear a belt next time.
- Simon Pegg (@simonpegg) - He was Shaun in "Shaun of the Dead" and Scotty in the recent "Star Trek" reboot. He also tweets. He does it with a British accent, though, so sometimes it's a little difficult to understand him.
- John Hodgman (@hodgman) - You may know him as "the PC" in Apple's smarmy, condescending ad campaign. You may also know him as that guy from "The Daily Show" or the author of "Areas of My Expertise." Yes, he is all of those things and more! He is also a celebrity who twitters.
- Sarah Silverman (@SarahKSilverman) - Not all Twitterers are dudes. There are females on Twitter, too. It's true! Sarah Silverman is a celebrity that twitters and has a vagina. Follow her for funny jokes about vaginas, and perhaps other things on occasion.
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Axel Alonso discusses who is and who isn't in the "Divided We Stand" Marvel NOW! teaser, and the latest "Captain America: Steve Rogers" intrigue.
Black Canary dons her trademark black leather corset, fishnets and blue jacket in a stellar new figure by Sideshow.
Comic-Con exclusives from "The Walking Dead" company are big on Negan (plus his trusty weapon) and "Saga" merch that can see through your lies.
A new clip from "Sundowner," the next episode of "Preacher," hints at a potential future romance for two of the show's main characters.
The iconic starship of the original "Star Trek" TV series is fully restored and on display for the museum's 40th anniversary.
Kevin Smith, the zombie apocalypse and a very dour preacher have your nerdy heart in their sights for this year's AMC SDCC panel lineup
Jason Latour's "Spider-Gwen Annual" #1 "is a rare kind of anthology issue where all of the stories are enjoyable and well-crafted."
With Earth's heroes missing, MJ gears up to take on Regent in Dan Slott and Giuseppe Camuncoli's "Amazing Spider-Man #15.
Katy Rex and Fabian Lelay's "Jade Street Protection Services" #1 "is a cute, chaotic debut that promises plenty of hijinks and heart."
DC Comics has released a sneak peek of the inaugural issue of "New Super-Man" from writer Gene Luen Yang and artist Viktor Bogdanovic.
A new clip from the Justin Lin-directed "Star Trek Beyond" spells trouble for the Spock-Uhura relationship.
The "SNL" alum talks with SPINOFF about serving as a "voice consultant" on "The Force Awakens," and playing a 50-foot giant in the new Steven Spielberg film.
The latest Marvel NOW! teaser sees the time-displaced teenaged Cyclops bid farewell to the X-Men.
Learn the origin of Deadpool's fascination with chimichangas, and whether Grant Morrison forgot how "Son of Demon" went when he created Damian Wayne.
Josh Williamson and Jorge Coelho scare up a big ending to their Disney-inspired miniseries.
Spielberg's take on Roald Dahl's classic book drains the dark, fantastical tale of its horror, leaving a husk of silly words and shallow sincerity.
Charles Soule celebrates Matt Murdock's adventurous side, and discusses the return of Echo and the debut of a new villain he calls a "straight-up bastard."
Producer Simon Kinberg praises "Legion" showrunner Noah Hawley, and calls the series a radical departure from other "X-Men" adaptations.
Tom Felton took to Instagram to thank fans for their outpouring of enthusiasm about his new role in "The Flash" Season 3.
The DC Comics antiheroine's look in the upcoming "Suicide Squad" film has inspired a limited-edition hair dye kit, available exclusively at Hot Topic.
Ivan Reitman theorizes that the online hate stems from a fierce devotion to the original films.
For the 4th of July weekend, the Line celebrates American history with superheroes teamed up with famous historical figures, both real and fictional!
With a cast that includes Alexander Skarsgård, Christoph Waltz, Margot Robbie and Samuel L. Jackson, it's mind-boggling the film can be this bland.
The "Pitch Perfect" star revealed which Marvel Comics superhero she'd like to bring to life on screen.
Andy Park shares his concept art's evolution from the page to the screen, showcasing work from "Civil War," Guardians of the Galaxy" and more.
New photos from the "Dark Tower" set give fans a glimpse of what Matthew McConaughey's villain will look like.
Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev turn up the heat as they bring the mystery of Tony Stark's true parents to a boil.
Check out CBR's complete roster breakdown and guide to the stories you need to read to get caught up on the star-spangled new series.
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The fifth film in the action-horror franchise has lost its pre-Halloween slot, and will instead open nearly three months later.
The showrunner unveiled a new behind-the-scenes photo of Dan Stevens' David Haller on his Instagram.
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The "X-Files" veteran teases her second appearance as the New God Media in the Starz adaptation of Neil Gaiman's acclaimed fantasy novel.
Producer Steven Paul defends the film's "international" interpretation and teases his upcoming "Lone Wolf and Cub" adaptation.
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The latest announcement from the Marvel NOW! initiative mixes old characters with new for a fresh Avengers team.
He'd join "Star Wars" actor John Boyega in the sequel to Legendary Pictures' 2013 giant-robots-vs.-giant-monsters film.
A new day dawns for the League as they attempt to come to terms with Superman's arrival in Bryan Hitch's "Justice League: Rebirth."
The secret of Kingpin's criminal empire uncovered, Han and Chewie seek out a mole within the Rebellion, "Silver Surfer" celebrates its 200th issue, and more!
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Espensen and Beauvais have joined Marvel Studios and Sony's joint "Spider-Man: Homecoming" in as-yet-unspecified roles.
Ross Marquand certainly won't be spoiling who Negan killed in the Season 6 finale anytime soon.
CSBG's latest spotlight on cool current comic bits looks at how "Howard the Duck" basically just added the cat from "We3" to its supporting cast.
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Article | The Obama administration is hosting a high-level dialogue this week with India, part of an ongoing effort to convince the South Asian behemoth that Washington cares about more than counterterrorism in the region and supports India's claim to global power.
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Article | Michaele Salahi spent seven hours in a posh Georgetown salon getting ready for her big night out . She was going to the White House for the Obamas' first state dinner. Creating the perfect hair and makeup for the glamorous blonde for such a special occasion would take time, of course. But then there...
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Article | It may be that screenwriter Aaron Sorkin has forever set the standard for an evening at the White House. In the warm and golden fictional world he envisioned in "The American President" and "The West Wing," events at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. were always grand, glorious and utter perfection. The amo...
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Article | Sant Singh Chatwal, an Indian hotelier and Democratic donor, noticed a glaring difference between Tuesday night's state dinner in honor of the Indian prime minister and the one he attended in honor of the Indian prime minister back in 2000.
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Silicon Graphics has announced another high-performance computing (HPC) first: the world's largest computer to operate under a single copy of the Linux OS.
On its SGI Altix 4700 blade platform and a beta version of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 from Novell, SGI demonstrated a single system image (SSI) running on a world-record 1,024 processors. Until that moment, the largest Linux SSI operated on 512 processors — another SGI record.
SGI heralded the achievement as the world's top HPC innovators arrive in Dresden, Germany for the 21st International Supercomputing Conference.


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The 2007 Patriot League Women's Soccer Championship will be held in Lewisburg, Pa., at Bucknell University's Varsity Soccer Field. Semifinal games will take place on Friday, Nov. 9 with the No. 1 seed facing the No. 4 seed and the No. 2 seed facing the No. 3 seed. The championship game will be played on Sunday, Nov. 11 with the winner earning the Patriot League's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
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William Blake Strong
Position: DB
Height: 5-10 Weight: 191 lbs.
Born: November 3, 1971 in Chester, SC
High School: Lewisville
College: North Carolina St. (school history)
Drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 5th round (148th overall) of the 1995 NFL Draft.
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I bought this mainly for digestive problems I might encounter in life. It is exactly as described. Smells and has a tad more of a ginger taste but the dark green look of peppermint. This last herb mentioned mellows the spiciness of the ginger but ginger dominates which can't be all that bad for digestive problems right? Does help when I overeat. A MUST to have in the pantry! Whether you like it or not.
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BANGOR - Carolyn Coyne passed unexpectedly Dec. 18, 2012, at a Bangor hospital. She was 61 and a native of Bangor. Carolyn had a 38-year shared love affair with her husband, Richard. She was looking forward to retirement years and then being reunited with their son, Jamie who died July 3, 2002.
She is survived by her daughter, Jennifer Hascall; and granddaughter, Teagan. They were both sources of great joy for her, and Carolyn especially liked getting her Grammy kisses. Other family includes her sisters, Charlene McGarr and Suzanne Blanchard; brother, Charles H. King III; and many beloved nieces and nephews. Her parents were Charles and Carrie King of Orrington.
Carolyn was working for the State of Maine Department of Employment and previously worked for LL Bean. She was professionally detail oriented in her service to clients and customers. Carolyn graduated from Brewer High School and attended the University of Maine, Orono. Carolyn loved life and hanging out with her husband, and visiting family and friends, especially Irene Staples and Linda Currier. She celebrated her music and books, and was blessed with a love of nature. She took great care of her birds and could often be found outside at dawn barefoot even in winter feeding the crows. A natural researcher by heart, she knew every detail of her garden and house plants. She cherished the natural wonder of nature and noticed the subtle intricacies of color and design that most would miss.
Family and friends may visit 6-6:45 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 27, at Kiley & Foley Funeral Service, 299 Union St., Bangor, where a celebration of Carolyn's life will be held 6:45 p.m. with the Rev. Joan Desanctis officiating. Condolences may be offered at
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Kmmy's gift from CA Superb!
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Had at Liliannaz. Smooth full easy fruit with soft caramel finish Awesome!
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Great - light & creamy. Recommend to have on hand
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South Florida art collectors convened at Locust Projects' Design District gallery for the one part raffle, one part kickin' party, annual "Smash & Grab" fundraiser. Thanks to the generosity of over 125 contributing artists, Locust Projects' sold out all of the artwork and raffle tickets. Participants and spectators mingled among the artists and enjoyed bites by Shake Shack, Harry's Pizzeria and Misha's Cupcakes. Guests sipped on a bevy of cocktails provided while dancing to the beats of DJ Hotpants.
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Welcome to our new series - Vallejo T (Thank) G (Goodness) I (It's) F (Friday)!
where we celebrate the end of the week...in song, dance and anything else that helps you kick up you heels and shout, TGIF!!
We open with a heads up about a hot Latin group called Generation Esmeralda, appearing at Vallejo's Empress Theatre this Friday, January 31. Jimmy Goings leads this high energy band that has evolved from Going's previous group, Santa Esmeralda. Vallejo's bassist extraordinaire Ariane Cap joins the action and it promises to be just the kind of affair that will pull folks to the Empress' new dance floor.
You can become more acquainted with Generation Esmeralda by visiting their Facebook page and their website.
For a sneak preview, we embedded a video from Generation's 2013 performance at Bimbo's 365 in San Francisco. So check it out before you leave this page.
The show starts at 8PM and tickets are $17 (when purchased online)-or $20 when purchased at the door.
Empress Theatre, 330 Virginia St, Vallejo, CA 94590, (707) 552-2400
See you at the Empress!


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Mar 10, 2011 8:05 AM
Really? Yes, really.
Those of you with an interest in the history of cosmetics should know that when Revlon originally launched its Fire & Ice red for lips and nails in 1952, it was one of the great advertising blitzes of all time - and the shade remained a go-to red for many, many women for decades. And then it disappeared. We mourn the nail polish (it was perfect), but you don't have to miss out on the re-release of the lipstick - pick up a retro-logo tube ($8) and hang onto it for your exceptionally daring days. (And check out this book online for more on the brand's occasionally outrageous history.)
Recently bought this...i wear it ALL THE TIME. Seriously, my fav shade of red.
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The People Who Support Linux: "Be a Part of Creating Your Own Free World"
Our third profile in the series introduces us to Damian Bere. Damian is a Senior Enterprise Architect based in the UK who has been using Linux for 10 years. Another fact about Damian: he's smitten with his @linux.com email address.


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The news for the San Jose Sharks has gotten so thin that CSN Bay Area Insider Kevin Kurz wrote about them having the 20th pick in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft on Monday, June 16. For some it may have been a welcome change from the speculation that has surrounded a team due for changes, but for many fans all that does is elicit a yawn.
The topic of whether mainstays Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau have dominated the national and local discussions for good reason. Not only is the potential of moving future Hall of Fame Sharks significant enough to spark debate and get attention, it is also thus more representative of what more fans want to discuss.
San Jose's spot in the draft was known weeks ago. Besides, just what might be done with the pick is as much conjecture as any discussions about what changes Doug Wilson might make to a team that finds new ways to fail, as NBC analyst Keith Jones put it.
After the Sharks became just the fifth North American major league sports team to lose a 3-0 series lead during the 2014 Stanley Cup playoffs, the general manager has made several references to major changes that have further driven speculation. The photo list includes postseason quotes from CSN Bay Area videos, to Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News and his colleague David Pollack in which Wilson seems to indicate Thornton or Marleau must be moved, if not both.
It is clear that Wilson wants to make a change that is going to shake this team, a point Kurz makes in the second paragraph of the first question about getting equal return for the top two picks in the 1997 NHL draft in the CSN Mailbag Friday:
Trading either or both of them (Thornton or Marleau) would be about a culture change, with the ultimate goal of being an elite team in a few years.
It was interesting to note that in talking about next year's roster, Wilson mentioned Marleau by name but not Thornton. There are many reasons to believe the captain's omission may be telling.
For one, Thornton's game does not fit in with the new style San Jose wants to play. He likes to pull up and pass into traffic because it plays to the strengths of his game—contributing to what Wilson called "a pass-first team in a shoot-first league" in the spring of 2013. That approach does not work in the Stanley Cup playoffs, thus his per-game playoff scoring is 25 percent lower since joining the team than it is during the regular season.
By contrast, Marleau plays a north-south, shoot-first game. He has committed defensively (though still does not match Thornton on that end) and can play wing or the pivot. He has even been on the blue line on past power plays. He also probably had the best 2014 Stanley Cup playoffs of any core player, and his scoring holds at that time of the year despite playing only higher-level competition.
This is not to say that Marleau does not deserve blame for past failures. He gave up the breakaway that was the turning point in the second round of the 2007 Stanley Cup playoffs, was terrible right through the next playoffs and may have had the worst series of any Shark in the 2012 first-round loss to the St. Louis Blues.
However, the reality is his insistence he will not waive his no-movement clause carries more weight. Marleau has been in San Jose since before his 18th birthday. He has already endured losing the captaincy and has little more at risk. He also would probably fetch less in return.
Thornton was chosen as captain not just because he was the best player on the team but because he is the biggest personality in San Jose's dressing room. That would make him losing the captaincy—something that must take place when he had the poorest series of any core player while being the appointed leader of a team to choke at historic levels—more of a distraction than it was for Marleau to lose that designation.
The very first prerequisite for Thornton staying with the team would have to be him being okay with wearing no letter on his sweater. If he cannot take that consequence for the team he led quitting on the series—and players, coaches and the front office have at the very least said the Sharks did not show up for the first period of the fifth game—then he should not be around even if the return for him is low.
Of course, another reason Thornton was named captain is that he is an accountable, team-first player. If he truly wants to stay as his brother and agent John claims, he will accept this. Wearing a letter is not a guarantee like his no-movement clause that he might thus be willing to waive to be traded to the right place.
Then San Jose can worry about return. The Columbus Blue Jackets received decent return for a more-damaged, higher-priced and less-accomplished (but younger) Rick Nash. Anything similar is enough return to keep this team a contender while it builds for the future, and certainly would shake up the dressing room.
The Sharks could then decide to use the cap space created by the trade to bolster the team this summer or really turn the team over to younger players. If Wilson does the latter, he can decide at the trade deadline whether to commit more fully to a rebuild or add the missing piece to make a run for the Stanley Cup.


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Anat Ben Shlomo
Staff Physician, Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
Anat Ben Shlomo, MD, is a staff physician in the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Dr. Ben Shlomo joined the Burns and Allen Research Institute at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center as a research fellow in endocrinology. She studies somatostatin receptor subtypes function in the pituitary gland and their novel selective ligands.
The results of her research has been published in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism and The Journal of Biological Chemistry.
Dr. Ben Shlomo received her medical degree from Tel Aviv University's Sackler Medical School. She completed her residency in internal medicine and a clinical fellowship in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism at Assaf Harofe Medical Center, which is affiliated with the Sackler Medical School.


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Christmas Parade
The 2015 Christmas Parade in Decatur, AL will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the classic film, A Charlie Brown Christmas.The parade will be held on Monday, December 7 (rain date is the following Monday, December 14).
If you would like to be a participant in this year's parade, please download the registration form below and return it with your entry fee to the Decatur Jaycees at PO Box 1026, Decatur, AL 35602 by Monday, November 30. There are also sponsorship opportunities available.
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Forecast discussion: Well, after a day of heavy snow to start the early morning, Providence did begin to see a changeover, mixing with some sleet and drizzle by 11 a.m. Providence received about 6 inches of snow. The big winner in the local area was Uxbridge, MA, just north of Woonsocket, RI. They received 12 inches of snow. For the rest of Wednesday night, we will see flurries and an occasional snow shower pass through until midnight. By midnight, the Winter Storm Warning in effect for northern Rhode Island will be cancelled. The low is now moving away from Cape Cod, and we should begin to see clearing skies a few hours before dawn.
A very strong high pressure system coming down the eastern Rockies will control our weather pattern for the next several days. This will help us stop thinking about snow, as we will see mostly sunny skies on Thursday and Friday. However, much of the slush and puddles will freeze Wednesday evening, and remain frozen, as temperatures do not get above freezing in the daytime. Overnight low temperatures will fall into the lower teens the next couple of nights. So, please continue to drive slowly and safely, as some roads may still be untreated for black ice.
So, the first half of the weekend will be quiet, with dry weather and increasing clouds by Saturday night. But, what happens on Sunday still remains to be seen. Last night, the American model was predicting a strong low to meander off of Cape Cod, and bring gusty winds and some large snowfall totals. Well, the model decided to do a flip-flop, as Wednesday morning's model run is totally different.
The model now had a much weaker low pressure system off the coast, with light snow falling early Sunday morning, but ending by Sunday night. The afternoon model run now tells a different story as well. The low will remain offshore, but we will have more precipitation. We will see steady winds, with light to moderate snow starting Sunday afternoon, but continuing into Monday afternoon. The European model sees a weaker low giving us snowfall for the same amount of time. Finally, the United Kingdom model has the low so far out to sea that we would see absolutely nothing from this system, with a high pressure ridge controlling our weather.
For now, I believe the American and European model are handling the end of the weekend better than the other model. But, it seems the models have been overdoing the lows late in the forecast period then weakening them down in the three to five days out timeline. As we move closer to the actual time, the models begin to re-strengthen the low, making meteorologists have to up the snow totals late. For now, I will meet the models somewhere in the middle. Light snow begins Sunday afternoon, with moderate snow possible during the evening hours into early Monday morning. Lighter snow develops by the late morning, before ending in the early afternoon. The computer models all agree we will see colder air returning as a high pressure system from Canada controls our weather. Overnight lows fall back into the upper single digits Monday and Tuesday night.
72 hour forecast:
Tonight: Cloudy with scattered light snow showers continuing into midnight. A coating to another inch is possible. Skies will begin to clear after 3 a.m. We will see a low of 19.
Thursday: Mostly sunny with a high of 28. Winds will come from the north at 5-8 mph.
Thursday night: Partly cloudy and colder with a low of 11. Winds will come from the west-northwest at 3-6 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny with a high of 29.
Friday night: Partly cloudy with a low of 14.
Saturday: Mostly sunny with a high of 29.
Saturday night: Increasing clouds with a low of 18.
Extended Forecast:
Sunday: Overcast skies with light snow falling by 1 p.m. Highs 31-34, lows 18-21.
Monday: Light snow possible through the late morning, before ending in the early afternoon. Mostly cloudy skies expected for the rest of the evening. Highs 28-31, lows 9-12.
Tuesday: Partly to mostly sunny. Highs 22-25, lows 8-11.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. Highs 26-29, lows 12-15.


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Let's take a short walk through some relatively recent history.
In the 1950s, even in the early 1960s, it was possible for a group of musicians to record a song on a quarter-inch width seven inch per second reel to reel tape deck in someone's garage, and have it be a hit record airing on radio stations all over the country. Almost anyone could make a record, and there were a lot of "one hit wonders" who proved it. Sales of such a hit record could make the artist modestly wealthy; sales of several such records could make him a star. However, through this decade audio and recording technology was advancing, and by the late 60s the quality of the record had become a factor in its success. By the late 70s studio time had jumped from the twenty-five dollars an hour (or twenty-five dollars to have the studio from 6 at night to 4 in the morning, immortalized by a Chicago hit) to over a hundred thousand dollars an hour for the top recording studios the record companies preferred. Meanwhile, concert tickets were relatively cheap, and concert effects--pyrotechnics, laser light shows, sound and lighting systems--were very expensive. Bands lost money doing concert tours, because they made money selling millions of copies of their albums; tours were named for the albums, so fans would know what record to buy.
Then the 80s started winding down, and there was a shift. No one wanted to be out-of-pocket for expensive concert tours. Cassettes had risen through the decades, and these were very easy to copy; CDs followed, which were even easier, with a lot less quality loss. There had always been people who would steal songs rather than buy them--in radio, we tried to spot "tapers", people who would request a song they wanted not because they wanted us to play it but because they wanted to record it for their collection and not spend the money on the record. Radio stations get free records so that listeners will hear them and go buy them, not so that people can steal them off the air, and DJs then made a point of talking over intros and outros in part so that tapers couldn't pirate clean copies. Record sales began slipping, because people could copy their friends' copies and save the ever higher price of the disk.
It made a change in the industry. At one time, artists lost money on concert tours so they could make money selling recordings. By the mid nineties concert ticket prices had skyrocketed (on the Three Dog Night live album the artists joke about the expensive seats in the front costing seven dollars fifty cents; major concert tickets under fifty dollars gradually became rare in the extreme). Now artists lost money selling albums to promote concert tours to make the money. Where once record companies financed albums (the way studios do movies), now some companies expect the artist to pay for the album. Artists have little return from the records, only from the concerts.
Complicating it, recording equipment has been microminiaturized. It is now possible for someone to record a concert on a cellphone and upload it to the Internet before leaving the concert hall. Any interest the artist has in making money from recordings of his work is virtually unenforceable. He might have a legal copyright at the moment of the performance, but he cannot possibly prevent his work from being copied by millions, if millions want it.
All of this raises questions about copyright in the modern era. What has happened to music is happening to movies, television, photographs, and soon books. We might maintain the law that says an author, artist, musician, or publisher has a protected interest copying his own work, but can we enforce such a law--and is it necessarily the case that we want to do so?
To the latter, the answer might be yes. In the long term, authors and artists are vulnerable. If I sell a hundred thousand copies of a book, I probably make a decent living; but if there are a hundred thousand copies of my book in circulation because I sold a hundred and everyone copied it from someone else, I will not be able to afford to write another book. Artists are on some level accustomed to that. J. K. Rowling reportedly received four thousand pounds for the rights to release the first printing of the first of the Harry Potter books--somewhere between six and nine thousand dollars for the labor of several years. All artists live with the hope that their next work is going to be the one that breaks through and starts bringing real money--Steven King struggled financially until his first movie deal. Yet if those books can be copied that cheaply and circulated without compensation to the author, there will be no more breakthroughs, and people who might have written truly excellent books you would have enjoyed will have to do something else. It will take longer to reach movies, perhaps, because of the value of the theatrical experience; and musicians might be able for a time to make money on expensive concerts promoted by popular albums. But the theft of artistic property weakens the structures designed to make such property possible, and may ultimately reduce the number of people trying to produce it.
Artists and authors and musicians are experimenting with other ways to fund such efforts. It remains to be seen where these will lead.
Disclosure: the writer is both a recorded musician and a published author.


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IRVING — Terence Newman has a habit of talking to reporters more when he plays badly than when he plays well.
So he hasn't had much reason to talk this year.
He has four interceptions, one off his career high, in only seven games. He has a team-high seven pass breakups, a fumble recovery and has allowed only 15 completions.
Last week against Buffalo, he had two interceptions, including a 43-yarder returned for a touchdown.
Clearly, there's plenty for him to talk about.
But after the summer he went through — missing the bulk of training camp and the first two regular-season games because of an injury, after the Dallas Cowboys tried to sign the top free agent at his position — Newman has only strengthened his resolve to let his good days speak for themselves.
"It's not an attitude. I've always been like that," Newman said.
The Cowboys probably won't mind if he never says anything again, so long as it means he keeps playing like this. At age 33, the nine-year veteran seems to be peaking in health, experience and ability.
The groin injury that sidelined him this summer is healed. The new defensive scheme gives him freedom. Everything that hits his hands seems to stick.
"Terence has always been a guy who can cover. He's always been a guy who can make plays," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. "I think he's shown everybody what he can do the last few weeks with his performance, making a lot of plays on the ball, intercepting passes, running them back. And the other part of his game right now is he's sticking his nose in there and making some tackles. I think it probably all is a function of getting more and more comfortable in the scheme and also getting healthier and healthier."
Newman spent the second half of last season managing the discomfort from torn rib cartilage he suffered in a blowout loss at Green Bay. He still started all 16 games, posted 81 tackles and made five interceptions.
But he was one of the most-beaten cornerbacks in the NFL, according to STATS, Inc., giving up big plays late in games down the stretch. Against New Orleans, he gave up two highlight plays as the Saints drove for the winning touchdown on Thanksgiving Day.
Secondary coach Dave Campo said Newman was making plays a year ago, but his injury — which he never complained about — was affecting him near the end of games.
"If he's banged up a little bit, that takes a little bit of the edge off from a confidence level," Campo said. "Now I think he's feeling good, and he's fresh. Us being able to rotate our corners in there, he's only playing about 40 plays a game, which for him is perfect. That's a plus because he's made a lot of plays after play No. 40 or 45, as opposed to last year."
But when this year began with another injury for Newman, just days into training camp, it looked as if a repeat of last year was on its way. The Cowboys appeared to be making contingency plans, nearly closing a deal for free-agent cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha.
Newman knew it. Everybody knew it.
"When they were talking about all of that, it was kind of a shock to me because this was a guy that I worked out with during the lockout," cornerback Orlando Scandrick said. "I knew what he put into it. The type of injury he had was just unfortunate. I think he's done a good job of battling through, and he's doing great. He's doing awesome for us this year."
Newman is unimpressed with his year. He's just trying to play football, he said.
"A lot of people have doubted me, and I think when, you know, you've got people that doubt you, you go out and you try to prove people wrong," he said.
Campo said Newman is using the skills he's always had.
"He's just catching the ball the way he always catches the ball," Campo said. "If he's in position, he's really used his eyes good this year. He's gotten himself in position to make some plays..... I think the system helps him, allowing him to do some things on his own. He has a number of different techniques to use, as opposed to being a little bit more structured. I think that's helped him. And I think he feels good."
Newman downplays his health. He didn't want it to be a big deal last year, and he doesn't want it to be a big deal this year.
"That's why I don't really want to talk about it, because I don't really care about injuries. I just want to go out, play football and have fun," he said.


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Sarath Kumar
18 Sarath Kumar Articles
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Jaya returned to office in less than two weeks after the Karnataka HC aquitted her in the DA case Superstar Rajinikanth, along with several other… Read Article ▶
Tension brewing between Vishal Krishna and Sarath Kumar?2 years ago 0
The Poojai actor released a press statement in response to Nadigar Sangam head Sarth Kumar's allegations on him The year 2014 has seen… Read Article ▶
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The actor turned politician said he is supporting former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa Actor-politician Sarath Kumar Tuesday said that the… Read Article ▶
Is Rajinikanth's Kochadaiiyaan India's answer to James Cameron's Avatar?2 years ago 0
The film, also featuring Deepika Padukone, Jackie Shroff, Nasser and others, released this friday after a long wait So this is what the Dev Anand of… Read Article ▶
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Friday, January 25, 2008
Balasaheb Thackeray (Exclusive Wallpapers )
Posted by Dhiraj Mohite at 11:41 PM
3 comments:
- Sushant said...
Jai Maharashtra!!
Dhiraj can post some more pics of SAHEB.
Sushant Kisan Darekar
- April 16, 2008 at 7:38 AM
- rakesh said...
Jai Bhawani,
I am Rakesh Shukla 30 years of age and belongs to Lucknow,Uttar Pradesh.I have been active member of Shivsena from 10 years.my question is kya maharashtra main dusre states specially U.P,Jharkhand aur bihar ke logo ke sath jo shivsena aur MNS ke log treet kar rahe hai wo sahi hai.aur as an active member of shivsena how should i face the local people in this issue.
- September 12, 2008 at 4:07 AM
- vivek said...
yah aap apne un bhaiya logonse puchho, jo maharashtra me aakar Marathi na bolne ka, Maharshtra me marathi sirf Naamdhari karne ka shadyantra karte hain. Kya yeh rashtradroh nahi hain?
- July 12, 2009 at 2:59 AM
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Rhoades Announces Fourth Member of 2014 Recruiting Class
May 30, 2014
Julia Kim
CHICAGO - Third-year UIC head women's golf coach Carol Rhoades announced Friday (May 30) that Julia Kim, a high school senior from Aurora, Colo., will join the Flames next season. Kim was a three-time 5A state qualifier at Rangeview High School and won the East Metro Athletic Conference (EMAC) individual championship title as a senior.
Kim was Rangeview's first female golfer to qualify for the state championship as a sophomore. Her three total trips to the state championship are also a school record.
"I am happy to announce the addition of Julia Kim to the Flames program," said Rhoades. "Julia is a product of a very successful junior development program in Denver and has consistently shown the ability to rise to the occasion as the competition level has increased. I anticipate her progress to continue in her career as a Flame as she matures in the competitive golf arena."
Kim's stellar 2014 postseason started with a round of 76 and the EMAC South Division individual title. She saved her career best round for the EMAC Championship as she rallied for a two-stroke victory. Trailing by three shots at Buffalo Run Golf Course, Kim fired a 1-over par 73 and finished with a two-round total of 155.
Kim's round of 73 is an EMAC record and shattered the previous school record of 82, also held by Kim. She finished her round with three birdies and 11 pars.
Kim shot an 85 at the 5A Central Regional tournament to guarantee her spot at the state tournament. She then posted her best career finish at the 5A state championship when she tied for 35th overall in the 84-golfer field.
Kim shot identical rounds of 87 at the state championship and finished with a two-round total of 174, which was 20 strokes better than 2013. She improved 19 places from 2013 and 36 spots from her debut in 2012.
Based on her state tournament results in 2012 and 2013, Kim was twice named to the honorable mention Aurora Sentinel All-City Girls Golf Team. She was selected to the first team All-EMAC on three occasions.
Kim is the fourth addition for the 2014 season. She will join:
Kelsey Jensen - 5-foot-4 from Plant City, Fla. (Plant City High School/Seminole State College of Florida)


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Kenneth Scott Kaplan
Position: T
Height: 6-4 Weight: 270 lbs.
Born: January 12, 1960 in Boston, MA
High School: Brockton
College: New Hampshire (school history)
Drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 6th round (158th overall) of the 1983 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 5 (9377th overall since 1950)