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The Arizona State University fraternity – Tau Kappa Epsilon - that was revoked as a fraternity chapter by ASU for mocking African-Americans at a Martin Luther King Jr. party a week ago, has apologized via orders from the TKE fraternity's international headquarters, according to the Chicago Tribune on Friday.
The Beta-Xi chapter wrote its apology to the Tempe community and Arizona State University on its Facebook page. On Thursday afternoon the Facebook posting said that the fraternity was sorry for the offensive and racially insensitive conduct in which a few members of their chapter recently acted.
As previously reported of the incident, there were sixteen members of the fraternity's local chapter who dressed in a manner that was considered stereotypical of blacks. At a Martin Luther King Jr. Day eve party, those in attendance wore baggy basketball jerseys, backward baseball caps, and bandannas. One of the guys attending the part was photographed holding a cup made from a watermelon. Hashtags accompanies the photos they posted from the party asserted #blackoutformlk and #ihaveadream.
Defensively, TKE wrote that the offensive party that took place was not planned, publicized, endorsed, hosted or condoned in any way by either the Beta-Xi Chapter of TKE or the International Fraternity. It went on to say that they apologize that a few select individuals, in a moment of poor taste and bad judgment, held an event that was both insulting to the community and contrary to the values, principles and ideals of TKE.
Officials of TKE International have asserted that only 16 of the 125 members of the ASU fraternity were present – though there were approximately 30 persons in attendance at the MLK party. The party, therefore, was not an official fraternity function as it did not meet the Interfraternity Council guidelines set by the University for an official function of a fraternity. The fraternity members involved have been suspended from the fraternity as the organization continues its investigation.
TKE International's officials have put the ASU chapter on probation for at least one year.


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Beyoncé dropped the official version of her new single "Run the World (Girls)" on Thursday morning (April 21). The track is just under four minutes of sassy, girl-power lyrics paired with marching-band beats and club appeal.
The song is loud and proud in its relentless message: Beyoncé and girls everywhere are in charge now. B is clearly rallying the troops to her side in this first single off her forthcoming summer album release.
"Girls, we run this motha," she announces at the song's opening. Soon, the beat takes off and looped Auto-Tuned vocals complement Beyoncé's feel-good call and response of "Who run the world? Girls."
The verses that follow sound like a warning to any of the haters. "Some of them men think they freak this like we do/ But no they don't/ Make your checks come at they neck/ Disrespect us, no they won't/ This goes out to all my girls that's in the club rocking the latest/ Who will buy it for themselves and get more money later," Beyoncé sings in a choppy, emphatic style.
"I think I need a barber/ None of these ho's can fight me/ I'm so good with this/ I remind you I'm so 'hood with this," she goes on, before briefly transitioning to smoother, more persuasive, but still boastful vocals.
The song is a cleaned-up version of the demo that leaked earlier this week. It was produced by Switch, Beyoncé and Shea Taylor. Beyoncé also co-wrote the track with The-Dream.
Though there's still no word on when the video might drop, its director, Francis Lawrence , has made it clear that the video (which was teased on Wednesday) will be epic. "It'll be big, it'll probably be one of the bigger Beyoncé music videos ever done," he explained. "And, I can say that I think the song is unbelievable."

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Director Marc Webb tells Total Film that his upcoming reboot "The Amazing Spider-Man" is being filmed in a way "very specifically for 3D".
He says "there's an experiential component to 3D that's really fantastic and we're experimenting with generating that point of view so you feel how Spider-Man feels when he's jumping over these buildings.We made a conscious effort to do those effects practically and we had an incredible stunt team. We built this whole rig – hundreds of feet long – in Harlem, and we actually swung a man through traffic down the street. I thought that was really exciting, not to mention an incredible level of acrobatics!"
Webb adds a big draw for him is exploring the relationship between Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) and his mentor Dr. Curt Connors (Rhys Ifans) who becomes the Lizard. "His [Parker] relationship with Connors, who is both mentor and adversary, I think makes for a really beautiful and interesting story."


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The menu we had chosen offered a choice of two main courses among which I chose, quite uncharacteristically, the "chicken dish" : I usually stay away from chicken in restaurants as it is, more often than not, a bland and disappointing experience, but I thought, if there's one good place to eat chicken, it's at a gastronomic restaurant. Besides, how could I have resisted what was thus announced on the menu :
"La Poularde de Bresse
Le Blanc Roti, Jus Corsé,
Le consommé aux jeunes légumes,
Les Gésiers Confits aux Echalotes,
Le Chou Farci au Foie"
"Bresse Fatted Chicken (Bresse is a region famous for its poultry)
Roasted Breast, Full-Flavored Juice,
Broth with Young Vegetables,
Slow-Cooked Gizzards with Shallots,
Liver-Stuffed Cabbage"
This turned out to be an excellent choice and one of the most sophisticated and fascinating dish I have ever been served at a restaurant. The head waitress brought it and took a few seconds to arrange it in front of me : the course was composed of four sub-dishes, each in its own serving plate, and she deployed the different sub-dishes out of the larger serving plate that held them, laying them out with precision before me.
At the forefront, she placed a narrow rectangular plate which held a moist chicken breast, roasted, sliced, and lavishly covered in juice. To the left of the breast on the same plate, was a thin vegetable purée, and to the right, a fabulous potato waffle (mashed potatoes baked into a teeny waffle mold), balanced on a little carpet of granny-smith apple matchsticks. Behind that front plate and in the center of the arrangement, the waitress placed a small bowl of chicken broth I've ever tasted, clear and intensely flavorful, made from the hen's thigh with finely diced young carrots and leeks. On the left side of the bowl and further to the back, was a cabbage leaf on a small square plate, folded into a small dumpling and filled with a vegetable and chicken liver stuffing. To the right, a similar plate with chicken gizzards, tender and fragrant, thinly sliced and spread out fan-like next to a sweet, caramelized shallot.
Each of these elements was its own burst of subtle flavors and textures, and the ensemble, extremely pleasing to the eye, was really a harmonious ode to the Poularde de Bresse, bringing out the talents of each of its parts in the most interesting and surprising ways. It was one of these dishes that are a tasting menu in and of themselves, giving you the sensory pleasures of a voluptuous feast — only in tiny, manageable portions.
One of the waiter then wheeled over to us an impressive cheese platter on a two-tiered trolley. I was about to be my good, reasonable self and forgo the Fromage Affinés course, but H. wouldn't hear of it, so you know, it would have been impolite for me not to comply. I chose a slice of Langres, a soft and strong cow cheese from the region of Champagne which is a bit like Epoisses or Munster ; a slice of Pérail de Brebis, a sheep's milk cheese from Aveyron ; and some Soumaintrain, a local cheese made with cow's milk, which I discovered and fell in love with at Peggy and Julien's wedding last June. With these generous servings of delicious cheeses, we were served small slices of a bread flavored with blackcurrant, the regional emblematic berry, slightly sweet with beautiful purple shades.
The pré-dessert followed : on a little serving plate (yes, rectangular) were four small, high and narrow glasses. Two held a deeply green mint iced tea, each with a tiny ball-shaped mint ice-cube floating at the surface. The two others held grapefruit juice, on which a crimson juice had been carefully poured (possibly pomegrenate?), preserving the layers and color contrast. This was the perfect palate cleanser, refreshing and acidulated, to prepare our tastebuds for dessert.
Ahhh, dessert. I had chosen :
"La Glace au Lait d'Amandes,
Le Blanc en Neige au Pain d'Epices,
Crème de Vanille Gousse et Caramel"
"Almond Milk Ice-Cream,
Whipped Egg Whites with Pain d'Epices,
Vanilla Pod Cream and Caramel"
Served in a wide soup plate in a shallow pool of vanilla cream, were two oval scoops of almond ice-cream and a little cylinder of oven-baked, whipped egg whites. On the top and bottom ends of the oeufs en neige cylinder were two thin circles of crispy pain d'épice, and planted in the scoops of ice-cream was a lace of caramel, shaped like a butterfly. In a way, this could be seen as the floating island concept, sublimated into this strikingly pretty presentation, a clever arrangement of flavors and spices, with very satisfying textural contrasts — crispy, moussy, velvety and creamy.
Time was running out fast, as we had to catch a train back to Paris, but one cannot skip coffee after such a meal, so we ordered espressos from the coffee menu (I chose Guatemalan), and I have to admit we were finally done in by the mignardises platter that came with it. We did savor the mini glasses of creamy fruit jellies (three layers of orange, raspberry and passionfruit jellies, with a tiny spoon planted in) but I asked if it was possible to have the rest of the mignardises packed up in a — gasp! — doggy bag. They kindly obliged, and brought them back in a golden little ballotin, those thin cardboard boxes that are used to pack chocolates and other sweet delicacies.
We then rushed out and into the taxi (oh, we did pay the bill before that), and caught our train by a hair's width. H. immediately collapsed into a digestive nap, while I jotted down some notes on this truly delightful meal. In addition to being a fantastic adventure in taste, I was also very happy for the occasion to have enjoyed my coworker's company in an unusual setting — it is amazing the kind of intimate conversation and closeness unleashed by good food and wine.
At home that night I skipped dinner, feeling like I had eaten enough to carry me through the next two months, but I did share the rest of my mignardises with Maxence and our dear friend Godefroy, who happened to be visiting us : each of us got a teeny portion of the mini chocolate cake flavored with cinnamon, the pink, brick-shaped little guimauve (the French equivalent of marshmallow), and the mini violet macaron.
I relished every last crumb, letting it melt on my tongue as a fading echo of my stellar lunch in Dijon.
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This Japanese design is based on the Fairchild F-8, a lightweight, focal plane lens camera for training, military, and miscellaneous aerial and ground photography. Three filters are also displayed
Transferred from the U.S. Navy
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340 x 410 x 270mm; hand-held oblique, hexar 1 4.5 lens. With instructions and accessories but different sighting device than F-8. Four filters; A-6 red, K-50 yellow, D-55 orange, K-45 cyan.
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Well, we took the wife's Beretta Tomcat 3032 to our local Gun store (Ace Hardware) to be sent off to Beretta to get fixed. Ever since I got my SA XD45 Compact, we have been discussing home defense and carry (she already had her CWP). We were planning on getting her another handgun in the future. Well, we had been reading up on the SAXD40 Subcompact, and when we stopped in one of our other local gun stores they had the SA XD9 Subcompact and she really liked the feel of it. We talked about it on the way to Ace hardware about which caliber to get her when we were ready.
Well, we got to Ace Hardware and got all the paperwork out of the way to ship off the Beretta. I looked in the gun case and there set an XD40 Sub! The only problem was, there was a fella there purchasing it!!! We asked if they had another she could look at. They did. She held it a while, cleared it a couple of times, looked and me and said "You know, I don't have anything to carry, till my Beretta gets back and who knows when that will be."
We came home with the SA XD40 Subcompact! She had already put 50 rounds through it and is/has been carrying it since we left the store!


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April 23, 2013
Alabama Game Notes_USM | Southern Miss Notes
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The Alabama Crimson Tide (24-18, 9-9 SEC) will travel to Hattiesburg, Miss., to take on the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles (21-18, 10-5 CUSA) on Wednesday night. First pitch for the midweek game is scheduled for 6 p.m. CST, from Pete Taylor Park. The game between Alabama and Southern Miss will be the second of the season between the two schools. Alabama won the first meeting, 10-8, when the teams squared off in Tuscaloosa on Feb. 19.
All Alabama baseball games throughout the 2013 season will be broadcast by the Crimson Tide Sports Network (CTSN). Wednesday's game between Alabama and Southern Miss will be broadcast on 95.3 The Bear in Tuscaloosa, with Chris Stewart and Lee Tracey calling the action. Livestats will be available on RollTide.com. A live webcast for Wednesday's game will be available on southernmiss.com through the subscription package.
The Crimson Tide is coming off a 4-3, 10-inning win over No. 2 LSU on Sunday, to avoid being swept by the Tigers. Alabama is currently receiving votes in the NCBWA poll and the USA Today Sports Coaches poll. Southern Mississippi won 10 straight games before suffering a 2-1 loss at Memphis on Sunday. Alabama is slated to start sophomore LHP Jon Keller (3-5, 3.50 ERA) and Southern Miss will start junior LHP A.J. Glasshof (0-2, 3.86 ERA).
Probable Starting PitchersWEDNESDAY W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Jon Keller (So., LHP) 3-5 3.50 11/8 46.1 46 26 18 23 48USM-A.J. Glasshof (Jr., LHP) 0-2 3.86 9/2 18.2 21 9 8 7 10
Southern Mississippi enters Wednesday's game with a 21-18 overall record and is in first place in Conference USA with a 10-5 record. The Golden Eagles won 10 straight games before dropping the final game of the series at Memphis, 2-1, on Sunday. The 10-game winning streak for USM included series wins over Tulane, Marshall, and Memphis, and midweek victories over New Orleans and No. 17 Mississippi. USM is 3-6 against ranked opponents this season. The Golden Eagles are hitting .250 as a team, with 54 doubles, eight triples and 11 home runs. The USM pitching staff is holding opponents to a .243 batting average with a 3.37 ERA and 308 strikeouts in 347.2 innings pitched.
Offensively, USM is led by Austin Roussell, who is hitting .370 while playing in left field and as the designated hitter. Chase Fowler is hitting .333 and leads the team with 20 RBI. Fowler is third on the team with eight doubles and leads the team with three triples. Blake Brown leads the team with four home runs and is tied for the team lead with Isaac Rodriguez with nine doubles. Rodriguez is hitting .316 for the year and Mason Robbins chips in with a .308 average.
The Golden Eagles are slated to start junior LHP A.J. Glasshof on Wednesday. Glasshof will be making his 10th appearance and third start of the season. Glasshof has a 0-2 record with a 3.86 ERA in 18.2 innings pitched this season. He has 10 strikeouts and seven walks and opponents are hitting .288 against his this year.
In a series that dates back to the 1962 season, Wednesday's game between Alabama and Southern Miss will mark the 98th meeting all-time between the two schools. Alabama holds a 70-27 record all-time against the Golden Eagles, following a 10-8 win over No. 21 Southern Miss on Feb. 19. UA and USM split the season series a year ago, with the Tide suffering a 14-2 loss at Southern Miss on Feb. 29, 2012, before posting an 8-3 victory over the Golden Eagles on March 13, 2012, at The Joe. Alabama has played in Hattiesburg 35 times, posting a 20-15 record on the road against Southern Miss.
Alabama Quick Hitters• Alabama has had two season-long winning streaks of six games this season. • The Crimson Tide is 5-5 in its last 10 games, 7-8 in its last 15 games, and 11-9 in the last 20. • The Tide is 15-9 against non-conference opponents this season and has a 9-3 record in mid-week games. • The Crimson Tide is 22-0 when leading after six, 23-0 when leading after seven and 24-0 when leading after eight innings. • The Alabama pitching staff has a 3.15 ERA with a .252 OBA to rank seventh in the SEC. The Tide has 303 strikeouts to rank sixth in the SEC, while its 128 looking strikeouts rank second in the conference. • Alabama pitchers are averaging 7.2 strikeouts per game. • During SEC play, Alabama ranks sixth in the conference with a 2.99 team ERA and seventh in the league with a .250 opponent's batting average.• The Tide is 43-for-64 (.671) in stolen base attempts and ranks sixth in the SEC in stolen bases. • Alabama is outscoring its opponents 27-16 in the first inning, 27-9 in the sixth inning and 33-23 in the eighth inning. However, Bama is being outscored 25-20 in the seventh and 12-3 in the ninth and 6-1 in extra innings.• Alabama got its first runs in the ninth inning this season when Kenny Roberts hit a 3-run home run to tie the game against No. 2 LSU in the 41st game of the year. • Alabama has converted all 13 of its save opportunities and is tied for fourth in the SEC with 13 saves.• Freshman right-handed pitcher Ray Castillo leads the team with six saves to rank ninth in the SEC.• Brett Booth, who had 10 walks in 55 games last season, leads the team with 21 this season. Booth is also 10th in the SEC with a team-high 34 runs scored. Defensively, Booth has thrown out 34 runners (including five pick-offs). His 29 runners caught stealing are the most in the SEC. The next best in the SEC is Arkansas's Jake Wise and Mississippi's Stuart Turner with 17. • Alabama second baseman Kyle Overstreet ranks second in the SEC with 38 fielding double plays, while shortstop Mikey White is fourth in the conference with 34 fielding double plays this season.
Following the game against Southern Miss, Alabama returns home to host the Texas A&M Aggies for a three-game SEC series this weekend. The series between the Tide and Aggies will begin on Friday night, with first pitch scheduled for 6:35 p.m. CST, from Sewell-Thomas Stadium. Game two will be Saturday at 6 p.m. CST, and Sunday's first pitch is slated for 1 p.m. CST. Friday's game between Alabama and Texas A&M will be the fourth meeting all-time and first since the 2003 season. TAMU has won all three games played between the two schools.
Follow the Alabama Crimson Tide baseball team on Facebook at Alabama-Baseball and on Twitter at @AlabamaBSB.


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YouTube is helping Kenyan content creators make money on the video platform by training them on how to grow their fan base and use other online tools. The site has become the go-to destination for video footage on the web. The volume of content unites people from all walks of life through video.
Content creators like Ken wa Maria, Peterson Githinji (Pitson) and Man ingwe were today part of an interactive Youtube content creator training where they shared their experiences about YouTube as they learned how to utilize the platform to the maximum. In 2013, YouTube views in Kenya grew by over 95%.
YouTube attracts a global generation that has grown up watching what they want, whenever they want, on whatever device is closest. Globally, almost 40% of YouTube's staggering 6 billion hours of monthly watch-time comes from mobile devices. On average, 60% of a channel's views come from outside the creator's home country.
Nyambura Kariuki, YouTube Strategic Partner Manager, Google Kenya talked about how Kenyan's on YouTube should expand their portfolio by not just posting entertainment videos. "Entertainment is the most consumed content category by Kenyans on YouTube but we would like to encourage Kenyans to post videos related to other categories such as cookery, fitness, and comedy. Research also shows that 63% of YouTube users talk about what they see on YouTube with their peers," she said.
Kangai Mwiti, a Kenyan makeup artist started her YouTube channel - Bellesaafrica - in May 2012 and has received over 50,000 subscribers so far. Describing her journey on YouTube, she says that the sites has increased her clientele and allows her to meet her lifestyle demands with enough ease.
"Thanks to YouTube as I am making enough money to get me by. I am comfortable doing business on YouTube because my tutorials have earned me clients who I offer makeup services to," Mwiti explained.
Sauti Sol have YouTube to thank for the popularity of their new video 'Nishike'. The video has been banned from the country's TV stations, due to its content being deemed pornographic and inappropriate for general viewing. However, the video has so far recorded 650,633 views on YouTube.
Sauti Sol even got Trey songz, an American R&B singer, to have a go at their now infamous song, taping and posting a short, 9-second video on YouTube. The clip can be viewed via this link. Other local artistes who have been successful on YouTube include: Wyre, Jibril Blessin, Kangai Mwiti and Anderson Ambindi Murunga (Man ingwe).


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The season finale of "Pretty Little Liars" is getting closer and fans are hoping that questions are also going to be answered. The synopsis for season 4, episode 22 has been revealed and on Feb. 27, International Business Times wrote about what is going to happen on the next episode.
Warning: If you do not want to know "Pretty Little Liars" season 4, episode 22 spoilers, then stop reading.
The upcoming episode is titled "Cover For Me" and two of the girls will continue to seek answers while the other two will deal with what they have learned. Fans can already guess that Aria and Spencer are going to be evaluating the things that have happened in their lives.
Will Aria trust anyone ever again? Trust is huge in a relationship and while she will be connecting with a new guy named Riley, that doesn't mean that she trusts him. Spencer will also be spending time with someone new in town. His name is Dean and his arrival is to serve one purpose,
"Help Spencer … whether she likes it or not."
Emily is going to try to figure out Ezra and Mona's relationship. Then she decides to stop trying to come up with answers and to go straight to the source. She confronts the two and according to International Business Times,
"The confrontation will end with a shocking realization as Emily tries to make sense of the heartbreaking situation."
Some viewers are speculating that one of the girls is actually "A" or least on the "A" team, especially after Spencer's bizarre behavior. What could be more shocking and heartbreaking than realizing that the person who has been tormenting them is their friend?
Detective Holbrook and Lt. Tanner speak to Hanna about a possible lead in Ali's murder. When Paige gave Emily an ultimatum and she told her that Ali was alive, Paige went to the police. After speaking to the police, Hanna is going to try to figure out who revealed that Ali was alive.
"Pretty Little Liars" season 4, episode 22 will air on March 4.
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- 'Pretty Little Liars' season 4B: Marlene King reassures fans about Ezra
- 'Pretty Little Liars' season 4B: Fans speculating that Spencer is 'A'
- 'Pretty Little Liars' season 4B: New storyline for Spencer
- 'Pretty Little Liars' season 4B: Fans need to 'be prepared' for Ezra
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Sandwich Cuts Likes a Knife
Subway after he found that knife baked into his sandwich. Sally Goldberg of The New York Post reports:
A Queens man is suing the sandwich empire for $1 million after finding a large serrated knife he says was baked into the bread of his 12-inch cold-cut sub.Now, I'm not a Subway hater, but its time for them to seriously review their quality control—don't you think?
John Agnesini, 27, of Astoria, told The Post he was horrified when he spotted the 7-inch blade inside his lunch.
"After taking a few bites I could tell something didn't taste right," Agnesini said.
"Then I felt something hard on the bottom of the bread. I turned it over and could see the knife baked inside."
He said the sharp edge of the stainless steel knife was facing upward and extended into the half of the sandwich he had begun to eat.
"It's shocking. You see this metal knife. I mean, it's one thing seeing a hair or something," Agnesini said. "If I didn't look at it, could you imagine what would happen? I could've slashed the side of my mouth."
A Subway spokesman would not discuss the June 27 incident.
"At Subway restaurants, we take food safety and customer comments very seriously. We are aware of the complaint made and are investigating the facts. As a pending legal matter, we cannot discuss this matter further," spokesman Kevin Kane said.


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Still no decision on Goshen council districts
GOSHEN — Frustration was evident at Tuesday's meeting of City Council as members could not come to a consensus on a plan for redistricting.
Four months into the process and without a plan that satisfied all councilors, Mayor Allan Kauffman suggested turning to a previously assembled group of citizens not elected to office for a non-binding recommendation. The recommendation would be put together without any elected officials in the room as the group deliberated, Kauffman explained, but that the group would be free to speak with anyone as they planned their proposal.
The group had originally been put together to provide input to council members as they worked on alternatives to the original planned proposed by the city's legal department in December 2012.
The legal department had spent too much time continually drawing up proposals that weren't going anywhere, the mayor said. Kauffman, noting that he did not require council approval to enlist the assistance of the non-elected group, asked the council if they would support that decision.
He added that the committee, comprised of Wayne Kramer, Richard Aguirre, David Daugherty and Vince Turner, had agreed to take another look at the redistricting possibilities.
Kauffman said the group's recommendation could be one that had already been proposed, a variation on an existing proposal, or something completely different.
Council president Jim McKee and councilman Ed Ahlersmeyer requested that former councilman and current Elkhart County councilman Tom Stump be added to the group since he no longer held a city office.
Kauffman countered that Stump could contact members of the non-elected group or they could solicit suggestions from Stump, but he wished that no elected officials of any kind be present during the group's final deliberations.
After it was clear the council would not be voting on the resolution to establish council districts Tuesday night, councilman Jeremy Stutsman asked that any further discussion on the topic of redistricting at council meetings be postponed until the citizen committee presented them with a plan.
Other business the council attended to Tuesday included declaring two locations as economic revitilization areas (ERA) as the first step towards authorizing tax phase-ins.
The first was for Dave Carter and Associates Inc., a supplier to the manufactured housing and RV vehicle industries. According to a memo from Community Development director Mark Brinson to the council, the business will be relocating a distribution facility from Elkhart to Century Drive in Goshen, with construction to be complete in 2014.
The memo said the project will result in 64 jobs in Goshen, including 37 transferred from the closing of the Elkhart facility and 27 additional jobs as a result of the move.
The second designation was for Lippert Components Manufacturing Inc. Another memo from Brinson stated that Lippert will be expanding operations at three facilities in Goshen on College Avenue, Kercher Road and Century Drive.
Brinson's memo noted that the expansion would allow for 376 new positions by 2016.
The council also passed the resolution to annex an area of land near U.S. 33 that will be used for a new Wings Etc. franchise.


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The final day of MotoGP testing at Sepang saw improvement by the top seven riders in lap times, but for the rest of the field, recovering the gap was slightly less impressive than yesterday.
Everyone seemed to be satisfied with the first test of the season, except for Ducati riders Nicky Hayden and Andrea Dovizioso. The two knew it would be difficult as they had no new parts to test - just old ones to re-test and the bike is still sadly very much off pace, just like in 2011 and 2012 and with the same old problems, chattering, traction and rideability. Ducati will have to perform some sort of miracle and with very little time to do it or pray it rains every race day.
Cal Crutchlow - 5th
"It has been a very positive week and I am where I expected to be and that's right behind the top four factory bikes. I can't really ask for more than that and I'm pleased with my lap times because my bike is almost identical to the bike I rode last year. Today I was doing a lot of laps on old tyres and trying to stay consistent and I've improved. I also feel like I've made good progress in improving on the brakes, so it has been a productive test and good to be back on track after the winter break. I've built up my confidence each day but it is obvious that 2013 is going to be incredibly tough. There is some amazing talent on really good machinery but I am really looking forward to it. I'll be ready to give it 100% as always and come the first race in Qatar I'll be ready to challenge. Credit to Bradley as we ll because he has done a fantastic job this week. This was his first proper test in MotoGP and he has got faster and more confident each day. I have been very impressed with him and it is going to be good being his teammate this season."
Stefan Bradl – 6th
"The result of these three days of work is quite good for me. I think we have completed our job gathering more data ahead the next test here. Even today I was working on a raft of things from traction control, to suspension and brakes and Bridgestone gave us a new rear hard tyre to test. At the end I run the circuit 43 times growing my confidence on this bike. There's more work to do before the first race of the season but we leave Sepang with a good base".
Alvaro Bautista - 7th
"The intense heat that we've had over the past few days ended up making it considerably harder work out on track. That didn't affect our schedule, however, and we continued with the job of setting up the Showa suspension. We are making progress, but we still have a lot of work to do and our aim remains to have everything ready for the season start in Qatar. We have gathered a lot of data that we will use at the next test here in Sepang at the end of the month."
Bradley Smith - 8th
"I am really happy with the way this test has gone and my lap times and final position have already given me a lot of confidence. I didn't come here with any expectations but to be eighth is where this bike needs to be. I am still not getting all of the potential out of the YZR-M1 but I am gaining in confidence with every lap I complete and it has been mission accomplished in terms of coming here and understanding how the bike needs to be ridden. I still need to be a lot smoother but I am happy to be within two seconds of the fastest time. I knew that was possible but the hard work starts now to close that gap even more. The race simulation was amazing to build up my experience but it was seriously hard work. It was the hottest day and it is very physically and mentally demanding to ride a MotoGP bike at that pace over a long distance. It is hard to concentrate but the best thing was on the last lap I did a 2.02.9 and my best lap was a 2.02.5. So I was consistent and while I need to be faster, I'm really happy to be leaving this test having learned so much. I need a good sleep now to digest all the information I've taken on but already I can't wait to be back on the bike here later this month."
Nicky Hayden - 9th
"We obviously can't be happy when our times are that far off of the top guys, but we knew it was going to be tough. Sepang has never been a particularly good track for Ducati: we raced here in October, and the bike hasn't changed much since then. We found a couple little things over the course of the test, which allowed us to improve our consistency on day three, but I think we need something big. Anyway, it was nice to be back on the bike and working with the guys. The team has worked extremely hard, and we just have to stay motivated and keep giving them the right information so that we can hopefully start making some real progress soon."
Andrea Dovizioso - 10th
"Yes, it was a difficult test but we didn't expect it to be any different. We're here to improve the situation and everybody knows the level we are now so we have to improve. We tested as much stuff as we could, because we're focused on improving the bike. The gap to the others is big, and we pushed a lot to understand the bike. I gave a lot of feedback, maybe too much! We don't know how the next test in Sepang will be. There's too short a time between now and then, so it's difficult to do something big in this time. We still have to decide which parts we can bring to the second test. Unfortunately, we need time to try something big."
Aleix Espargaró - 12th
"I am very happy. The new chassis works perfectly and we took a step forward today. It was very hot today and this morning I matched my best times from yesterday straight away. It is hard to ride fast when it is so hot. I didn't do my best lap until 1pm. I have only put in around 70 laps with this bike and the feeling is excellent, which has given us such a fast pace. We have to be satisfied with our best lap today, because it was an improvement on my qualifying time from last year. It is also the best CRT time by some way, and not too far off the MotoGP bikes. We have started the year very well, but we have to continue working and the next test will see us using the old bike to compare again."
Andrea Iannone - 13th
"I am satisfied after these three days of testing even if the gap to the first is still big, however, it is not my goal now. I am focused on learning and improving as much as possible, and we are succeeding. I am happy because I have a good feeling with the team and we are working hard. I would be faster but I know that it is too early, but I am confident".
Randy De Puniet - 16th
"The test was going very well up until today. We had found a few things with the new chassis that we liked, but today we lost our way a little. I don't know if it's down to the rise in temperature, but today there was much more front end chatter than on previous days. We tried lots of things, but none really convinced us. Besides today, we have a lot of information from these three days to look over, so over the next fortnight we will analyse it in detail so that we can come back to Sepang at the end of the month with solutions."
Karel Abraham - 22nd
"I was able to improve my best lap time and get it under 2:05. Another positive moment is that I can do my best laps constantly. Obviously I expected to be faster. Especially in the last half-hour I felt really good and it´s pity that I wasn´t able to improve the best lap time. However I really like the bike and I hope that we found good set up in the end which can be perfect starting point for next tests."
Bryan Staring - 27th
"There is still a lot to learn, but I think that we are on the right track with the help of the guys on the team. They never put me in any difficulty and always have me trying out technical solutions, without distracting me too much from just adapting to this new style of riding. Sepang is definitely not the best circuit at which to make your debut, as it is so long and it is hard to learn all the lines. In any case, I am motivated. Today I improved my time from yesterday and I am convinced that very soon I can be competitive."
Ben Spies - did not test on day 3
"The first two days on the bike were positive for not riding through for about three and half months. I think the test that we did was good for the first time on bike and actually the lap time was faster than I can expected to be, it was a good test to get back on the bike but the second day I just had a little bit too much pain on my shoulder to keep going on but I think we are going to have a sort of improvement and we will come back in the same track here in three weeks and I hope to feel a lot better."


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By Kristin Rose on Mar 19, 2012
You can try to run from it like a Facebook picture but you can't hide. Social media as we know it is quickly taking over our lives and is not going away any time soon. Though attempting to reach as many Twitter followers as Lady Gaga is daunting, learning how to leverage social media to meet your customer's needs is not. For Oracle, this means interacting directly with our partners through our many social media outlets, and refraining from posting a mindless status on the pastrami on rye we ate for lunch today… though it was delicious.
The "correct" way to go about social media is going to mean something different to each company. For example, sending a customer more than one friend request a day may not be the best way to get their attention, but using social media as a two-way marketing channel is. Oracle's Partner Business Center's (PBC) twitter handle was recently mentioned by Elateral as the "ideal way to engage with your market and use social media in the channel". Why you ask? Because the PBC has two named social media leads manning the Twitter feed at all times, helping partners get the information and answers they need more quickly than a Justin Bieber video gone viral.
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One of the leaders in machine-to-machine wireless communications, Sierra Wireless (NASDAQ:SWIR), made a deal few weeks ago with Philips to connect city lighting to the so-called Internet of Things -- and the partnership could significantly strengthen Sierra's dominance in the wireless module space.
Bringing cities online
Sierra Wireless will provide the wireless connection modules for the company's CityTouch light management service. Cities around the world are upgrading outdated systems like waste management, parking, and lighting by hooking them into the Internet in order to manage them more efficiently.
The city of San Jose recently teamed up with Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) to do just that. Intel will use sensors to measure pollutants in the air, improve traffic patterns and other utility improvements.
The collaboration between Intel and San Jose is expected to help spur economic growth in the city and help create 25,000 clean technology jobs. Cisco Systems has said that connecting the public sector to new technologies could bring $4.6 trillion in cost savings over the next decade. That savings isn't lost on other countries either. China is currently leading the world in its smart city ambitions.
Talking about the CityTouch deal, Sierra said its wireless communication modules will allow outdoor LED city lights to be remotely controlled individually or in groups, provide lighting statuses and auto-notification of light failures. The combination of LED lighting tech and connectivity will result in up to an 80% energy savings.
But why does this matter for Sierra?
Foolish thoughts
At first glance, this doesn't sound extremely exciting, but investors need to consider the scope of Philip's CityTouch system and the future of connected cities.
CityTouch currently powers the lighting in London, Prague, and Rotterdam. In London there are 42,000 lights connected to CityTouch, and the city will use the system for at least the next 25 years.
The size and scale of CityTouch's reach matters for Sierra Wireless because as Philips upgrades technology and adds new connected cities, it's Sierra's Wireless' modules they'll be using.
Philips sees the new partnership between the two companies as a long-term relationship, with the general manager of Philips CityTouch recently saying, "The more we talked with Sierra Wireless, the more confident we became that this company really understood what we needed to not only build and launch a new generation of CityTouch Ready outdoor lighting fixtures, but to also grow and evolve them over time." (emphasis added).
Sierra is a small company right now, with a market cap at under $700 million. In May the company reported its Q1 2014 results with a 19.5% year-over-year revenue increase, but has yet to turn a profit. But Sierra's potential in the Internet of Things space is huge. Not only does the company provide wireless modules but it's also created its own cloud network to manage connected devices. This means companies can easily integrate Sierra's wireless modules into formerly un-connected objects, and then manage them all from Sierra's cloud.
The company's wireless modules can be found in Tesla's cars and Nespresso's coffee makers. Its leadership position is M2M modules is very strong right now, with the company holding about 34% of the worldwide embedded module market. I think investors should see the Philips CityTouch deal as really good news as the company is clearly expanding into new areas of wireless module connectivity.
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Apple recently recruited a secret-development "dream team" to guarantee its newest smart device was kept hidden from the public for as long as possible. But the secret is out, and some early viewers are claiming its everyday impact could trump the iPod, iPhone, and the iPad. In fact, ABI Research predicts 485 million of this type of device will be sold per year. But one small company makes Apple's gadget possible. And its stock price has nearly unlimited room to run for early in-the-know investors. To be one of them, and see Apple's newest smart gizmo, just click here!
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Yoga for Osteoporosis Study 2009
This study attempts to prove that properly chosen yoga poses can reverse osteoporosis without having negative effects on the joints.
Conventional medical wisdom puts people in an impossible position: exercise with impact, jogging, for example, is needed to stimulate the cells that build bone, but unfortunately, such exercise fairly reliably brings about joint destruction. No-impact exercise is harmless to the joints, but unfortunately, leaves the bones to slowly weaken even to the point of breaking.
When it comes to bones, it is literally both ends against the middle. At the same time, it is universally acknowledged that not exercising at all tightens joints and ligaments, weakens muscles and bones alike, and is the worst of both worlds.
As the population of the world grows older, these questions are critical for the continued activity and health of an increasing number of people. Present estimates are that 200,000,000 suffer from osteoporosis or osteopenia.
Evidence in the animal literature confirms that unconventional tugs of the sinews and ligaments can not only arrest, but reverse osteoporosis. The pilot study detailed below corroborates these findings. The transcriptional coactivator PGC1-alpha is liberated from muscles in exercises such as yoga, and suppresses a broad array of inflammatory responses, likely including arthritis.1 There are also physiological reasons to believe that yoga improves the intrajoint circulation of synovial fluid, slowing the "wear and tear" that may stand at the origins of osteoarthritis.
The proposed study measures osteoporosis. Through the accepted means, radiographic bone density measurement, dual energy X-ray absorptionometry otherwise known as DEXA scans. We measure progression in osteoarthritis with standard hip and lumbar spine X-rays. Each subject has thyroid functions, standard electrolyte, mineral and liver/kidney function tests, and an assay for vitamin D before learning the 12 yoga poses that comprise the program. Bone scans and X-rays, performed at study onset and at the end of year 2, are read by radiologists that have no idea which patients are receiving yoga, and which are not. The study participants will receive a newsletter about developments and research in osteoporosis. A DVD of the poses will be made available to them. There is an on-line message board for communication between the participants and also with the physicians and yoga teachers involved in the study. People may post messages in English and Spanish. After each year a statistical analysis will be done, and a scientific paper will be written after year 3.
We have already completed a pilot study, with a paper published by the peer-reviewed journal Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation (download .pdf 817kb). In it we compare twelve people who completed the two years of yoga (the intervention group) with seven people that did not do yoga, the controls. These people had the same average age (66 years), very nearly the same amount of bone loss when the study started, and all had normal laboratory values.
Intervention Group vs. Control Group T-Scale Change in 2 years
As you can see, the patients that did yoga for two years now have stronger bones than those that did not. Statistically, this result was significant at the 0.01 level: it would occur by chance less than one time in a hundred.
Sometimes we have had to adapt the yoga poses for people that are unable to use the classical position. The DVD has three versions of each pose, and your teacher will very likely be able to help you with that.
There were no injuries in the three years of the study. Nevertheless, in this larger study we have selected some different postures, particularly in forward bending, in order to increase the level of safety.
If you would like to ask questions or comment on what we have presented here, please contact us.
1 Handschin C, Spiegelman BM. "The role of exercise and PGC1alpha in inflammation and chronic disease." Nature. 2008 Jul 24;454(7203):463-9.


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Indianapolis - Doug Marrone, the former New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator turned Buffalo Bills head coach, hasn't forgotten where he came from.
He still remembers his days playing high school football in New York. The fundamentals instilled in him by legendary Syracuse Coach Dick MacPherson remain among his core principles. But Marrone said Friday at the NFL Scouting Combine that one of the biggest influences on his career is Saints Coach Sean Payton, who hired Marrone to be on his original New Orleans staff in 2006.
"Through life I think everyone has influences on you," Marrone said. "Obviously, Sean wasn't just an influence but a good friend. So I think you take a lot (from Payton). I was very fortunate to have a very good high school coach, a great college coach that's in the Hall of Fame. Unfortunately, I bounced around to so many teams I was able to see a lot of good coaches for a short period of time.
"A lot of people have had an influence on me but Sean had been a great influence on me."
With Marrone having been named as the Bills' coach in January, it marked the second assistant from Payton's original staff to become an NFL head coach. Oakland Raiders Coach Dennis Allen was the Saints' secondary coach from 2006-2010 before joining the Raiders after one season as the Denver Broncos' defensive coordinator.
Allen, who was an assistant with the Atlanta Falcons from 2002-2005, said the Saints' organization was equally as important to his career.
"I came into the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons, but I grew up with the New Orleans Saints," Allen said. "That organization from top to bottom was kind of where I formulated my plan as to when I got an opportunity that's kind of how I wanted to do it.
"From Mickey Loomis to Sean Payton to Joe Vitt to Bill Johnson, all those guys over there were truly influential on my career."
Marrone, who was on Payton's staff from 2006-2008 before leaving in 2009 to coach his alma mater Syracuse for four seasons, said his time with the Saints in the wake of Hurricane Katrina was invaluable.
He's using some of his experiences as a blueprint for building the Bills into a winner.
"It helped quite a bit because in New Orleans we started over," Marrone said. "Whereas when I was in New York (as an assistant with the Jets from 2002-2005) it wasn't that way. Herm (Edwards) had been there for a year. Then having the access to be able to talk to Mickey, Sean and everyone else in the organization was outstanding for me. That has helped me transition quite a bit."
Meanwhile, New York Giants Coach Tom Coughlin said the Bills made the right move in hiring Marrone.
"Doug is a good coach," Coughlin said. "We've watched him closely when he was at Syracuse. He used to visit me in the offseason. He's very serious, very smart. Syracuse is going to miss Doug Marrone, no doubt. I'm an alum, so I wasn't even aware. I had read that he had interviewed a couple places, but I saw Doug yesterday and wished him well again. He put his staff together fast and he's hit the floor running, without a doubt."


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A memorial for slain pedestrian and West Calhoun community member Caitlan Barton was held in the parking lot of the Calhoun Executive Center Monday evening, February 17. The event was hosted by the West Calhoun Neighborhood Council, the Cedar-Isles-Dean Neighborhood Association, and at-large Park Board member Meg Forney. Members of the community came out to express their remembrances of Caitlan and their grief at her passing. For more information on this incident, please see this article your Examiner collaborated on with the Southwest Journal. The Star Tribune has also posted an obituary for Barton. Several public officials also attended the memorial, including Hennepin County Commissioner Gail Dorfman, St. Louis Park Council member Anne Mavity, State Representative Frank Hornstein, State Senator Scott Dibble, and Ward 13 Council Member Linea Palmisano.
After several of the public officials spoke, those gathered commenced a memorial walk from the parking lot to the scene of the accident, at Market Plaza and West Lake Street. Several candles were laid and a makeshift memorial was created at the sight. The walkers were escorted by a Minneapolis police officer. The entire event was a solemn occasion, a time for reflection and grief, and a stepping stone toward public and community action on safety in this neighborhood. A public meeting will be held in the next several weeks to discuss traffic safety.
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Canadian mobile users will be able to buy a new HTC Android smartphone soon. The handset is the HTC Panache, and is a renamed HTC Emerald / MyTouch 4G.
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A San Antonio, Texas, woman facing a charge of animal cruelty for allegedly dragging a dog to her death, was a no show in court on Wednesday, reported My San Antonio News.
Shortly after 46-year-old Herlinda Trigo failed to appear in court, Judge Angus McGinty issued an arrest warrant for the woman.
Trigo is facing the animal cruelty charge following a horrific situation which took place in the summer of 2012. According to Francisco Lopez Jr., a witness, Trigo was dragging a small dog behind her truck.
Lopez stated that a cable was around the dog's neck and the dog, described as a Chihuahua mix, was running in a futile attempt to keep up.
When Lopez caught up to the woman at a red light to tell her that a dog was tethered to her vehicle, she allegedly was "disrespectful, and he told the court room that she stated "I (expletive) know, get the (expletive) away," before spitting on him.
Though Lopez tried to free the dog from the cable, the woman allegedly hit the gas and drove away; Lopez believes that the small dog's neck snapped at that point.
The deceased dog's body was later found discarded alongside the road. Trigo had told the authorities that she had tied the dog to the truck after the dog delivered puppies and claimed that the dragging incident was "a mistake."
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He was found cold, wet and purple in the trash at a Houston apartment building. And he was only 16 hours old.
The baby boy had been dumped and was miraculously rescued by maintenance worker, Carlos Michel, who heard sounds coming from a blue trash can yesterday morning, as he was doing his rounds, says
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When Michel heard the noise, "I almost had a heart attack," he tells press.
He stepped up on a bucket and managed to look onto the trash bags; he found the baby in one of them. The little boy was upside down lying beside homework and food scraps, says Fox News
In a statement, Michel said: "He was cold. Maybe hours old," according to MyFox Houston.
"This is a heart-wrenching story. I am glad the baby is safe," says San Francisco resident, Alice Marshall.
The child had his eyes closed the whole time he and Michel were in his pickup truck waiting for the paramedics to arrive. Meanwhile, Michel kept the boy warm inside his shirt.
A 16-year-old girl has admitted putting her son into the dumpster but no further details have as yet been released. She is also now in the hospital.
The state of Texas has a "Moses law" that allows an unwanted newborn to be left with an adult at a medical facility, without fear of repercussions.
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Hi! I would like to know if there is an explicit classification of the algebraic (i.e., Zariski closed) subgroups of the symplectic group Sp(4,R) and/or more generally Sp(2n,R) somewhere in the literature.
On the one hand, I could not find a published answer with a cursory search. On the other hand, as Ben says, you could work out the answer "by hand". Instead of writing down a sheer list, which might be complicated (and I haven't done the work), I'll write down the main ingredients.
A Zariski-closed subgroup $H$ of any connected semisimple Lie group $G$ has three pieces: (1) finite, (2) connected semisimple, and (3) connected solvable. The Zariski topology forces $H$ to have only finitely many components; if $H_0$ is the connected subgroup, then $H/H_0$ is the finite piece. Then the Lie algebra of $H_0$ has a Levi decomposition, so that you get the other two pieces. The way to analyze the question is to chase down the possibilities for all three pieces.
I think that the finite part always lifts to a slightly larger finite subgroup of $H$. This is not true for groups in general, but I think that it is true in context. Then this finite group is contained in a maximal compact group of $G$. Happily, the compact core of $\text{Sp}(4,\mathbb{R})$ is $\text{SU}(2)$, and the finite subgroups are classified by simply laced Dynkin diagrams.
A semisimple, connected subgroup of $G$ corresponds to a semisimple Lie subalgebra, and that complexifies. The Lie algebra $\text{sp}(4,\mathbb{C})$ does not have very many inequivalent semisimple subalgebras. From looking a rank, they are isomorphic to $\text{sl}(2,\mathbb{C})$ or $\text{sl}(2,\mathbb{C}) \oplus \text{sl}(2,\mathbb{C})$. I am confusing myself a little with the possible positions of the former, although I know there are only a few. The latter embeds in only one way. Then you would work backwards to get the real forms of these complex subalgebras; again there wouldn't be very many.
Finally the solvable part also complexifies and I think that it is contained in a Borel subalgebra at the Lie algebra level.
As for the more general question, for $\text{Sp}(2n,\mathbb{R})$, there is a tidy converse answer that also shows you that you can't expect a tidy answer for all fixed $n$. Namely, if $G$ is any algebraic group, you can classify its anti-self-dual (or symplectically self-dual) representations. Every algebraic group will have some, because every algebraic group has representations in $\text{GL}(n,\mathbb{R})$. A more interesting case is when $G$ has an irreducible symplectically self-dual representation. For that purpose, you check that the irreducible representation is real, and then check the Frobenius–Schur indicator.
The paper `On the subgroup description of classical groups' by Martin Liebeck and Gary Seitz (available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s002220050270) gives a structure description of the closed subgroups of classical groups over an algebraically closed field. The subgroups are either the stabilisers of a subspace, subspace decomposition or tensor product decomposition, or a classical group, or modulo scalars is the normaliser of an elementary abelian $r$-group, or modulo scalars is almost simple. It generalises the result by Aschbacher in the finite field case.
Maximal (connected, I think) subgroups of complex classical groups have been classified by E.B. Dynkin in the early 50's. Here is a link to the MR of the russian paper, translated in Amer. Math. Soc. Transl., Series 2, Vol. 6 (1957), 245-378 (which isn't in MR). Then T.M. Selim (found in the citations of Dynkin's paper) undertook the real case (see here), but the summary in MR has strange notations and what is exactly proved is not clear to me. The paper by Liebeck and Seitz cited in Michael's answer has MR here, but the link to the article in MR (given in Michael's answer) seems broken. By the way, it is in Inventiones 134 (1998), no. 2, 427--453.


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CSR is launching a new line of Bluetooth jewelry. The jewelry will connect to other mobile devices to allow you to customize the color and brightness according to your mood, according a January 6 report by Venture Beat. You can also change the color to coordinate your outfit or to set a mood for the right moment. Is smart Bluetooth jewelry going to be the next big thing?
The company is expected to launch the jewelry at the 2014 CES tech trade show next week in Las Vegas. The line includes pendant necklaces and bracelets that alert you if you have a notification on your smart phone. You can also program the chip to display certain colors for certain notifications. For example, a blue light indicates an incoming text message while a green light indicates an incoming email.
CSR did not create the Bluetooth jewelry on a whim. They surveyed customers on wearable technology devices. They found that 72 percent believe that wearable technology devices need to look good, and 67 percent want the jewelry to match their personal style.
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