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Apple Shares Dive: Shareholders React
By Jonathan Cheng and Steven Russolillo
Apple's stock slide is starting to get ugly.
Shares tumbled $25.10, or 4.2%, to $580.13 on Monday, the fifth straigh day of declines. The stock has tumbled 8.8% since last Monday's close, the longest skid since October.
The recent move is the first true stumbling block amid Apple's meteoric rise in recent months. The stock is still up 43% this year and last week Apple's market value briefly surpassed $600 billion, further cementing its status as the world's most valuable company.
As Apple shares have hit some turbulence, a slew of shareholders have weighed in on the recent action:
George Young, a partner at Villere & Co, and an Apple shareholder since late October, said he's not considering selling his Apple holdings.
"We haven't changed anything with regards to Apple," said Young, who's firm has about $1.5 billion in assets under management. "We think the thesis is still intact. This is still a cheap stock. And it's getting cheaper."
Mr. Young said he would contemplate unloading a portion of his Apple holdings if the stock were to zoom up to $700. That level would push the valuation too high and prompt the stock to get too expensive for his liking, he said.
Conversely, if the stock were to keep dropping from current levels, he said he likely wouldn't sell. "If a stock gets cheaper and the story stays the same, we believe we should buy more," he said. "Nothing goes up forever. This is normal. There are supposed to be blips here and there.
Todd Morgan, senior managing director at Bel Air Investment Advisors LLC, which manages $6 billion in assets in Los Angeles: "I'm always worried when Apple pulls back, but we have all we want for the time being. I'm just hoping there's nothing wrong that I don't know about, but we're long-term investors and we remain constructive on the stock. It bothers me when the broader market is up and that stock is down, but it's got company — Google and Priceline.com are also down."
"The Dow is up [about] 100 points, and S&P 500 is probably being pulled down by Google and Apple. We haven't seen that kind of divergence in a long time," he said. "We have enough," he said.
Keith Springer, president of Springer Financial Advisors: "This is just a selloff before the rally that will come with the earnings report. Apple is just pulling back under the weight of itself. The stock just got ahead of itself." "This is probably a good point for anyone who wants to buy Apple," Mr. Springer said, though he added that he wouldn't be actively buying unless it fell a bit more. "I've already got what I need," he said, adding that he still has Apple shares he bought a few years ago when the stock was trading around $80 a share. "I invest for need, not for greed."
Even so, he added: "I'm not worried at all. When a stock moves like this, it's just a natural correction."
Randy Bateman, chief investment officer and portfolio manager at Huntington Asset Advisors: "Apple has really driven a lot of the markets here, but we think this market is going to be facing some headwinds, with profit margins at an all-time high. Margins may revert to the mean, and that's going to put some pressure on earnings. Any companies with any kind of disappointment are going to be dealt with harshly."
"We feel it's just about the only tech stock that has viable, intriguing products that the mass consumer wants, and if you look at it and the plight of Nokia, you can see a big difference."
Though he says he remains bullish on Apple's prospects as a company, Mr. Bateman says his firm has no plans to add to its position. "We're satisfied with the position that we have right now," he said. "We look at maximum exposures, and with the headwinds in the marketplace, we're going to try to limit our exposure to stocks with the greatest volatility. You don't want to get overburdened with those types of names in a market that is tenuous."
Susan McNeice, an investor who owns Apple and trades from her home in northern Virginia: "I'm not worried about it at all. I've done the reading, and I agree with what the pundits say: the facts would seem to bear out what they say, which is that it's underpriced. Recently, the performance has been spectacular, so I can't argue with that."
"I try to not let myself get too whipsawed by the daily variations, but I'm as nervous as any other person is. But ultimately, I have faith in Apple because of its corporate strength and its relationship with consumers."
"This just seems like a regular correction to me. If you look around, there's been some softness in the market overall, and when you ask, Has Apple done something colossally stupid? The answer is no. Has some competitor come along to change Apple's prospects? No. They haven't done anything to make me lose confidence, but the facts don't support a panic."

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With all this talk about the intelligence of TWer's, I think it's about time we raised the intellectual tone of this board. I propose a series of cheese and wine evenings, followed by stimulating poetry recitals and experimental dance theatre.DD74 can give a seminar on the impact of postmodernism on pseudo-intellectualism, Strawman can whip up a nice spread and I will be showing everyone how to make a proper cup of tea. Maybe later Beltene could provide us with a crypto-feminist interpretation of religious sexual imagery and Sysio could create modern art by smashing up a big pile of Hunky Dory CD's and sticking a post it note entitled "broken record" to the debris.After all if TW is to become a travelling board we really need to broaden our intellectual horizons. Any other suggestions?"Little Rowen always loved the March Hare"
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|American choreographer John Neumeier has achieved a phenomenal reputation as one of the world's most powerful dance visionaries. For more than 30 years, he has been at the helm of Germany's Hamburg Ballet, a company that's causing an international sensation with its flair for outstanding drama, bold interpretations, and dazzling technical ability. February 25 through 29, Washington audiences can experience the breathtaking artistry of this breakthrough company when The Hamburg Ballet makes its Kennedy Center debut with the critically acclaimed Nijinsky.
Conceived and choreographed by Neumeier, Nijinsky is a full-length, original ballet that celebrates the tragic genius of Vaslav Nijinsky, one of the most exceptional artists in the history of dance. During his approximately 10 years as a danseur, Nijinsky set a new standard technically as well as expressively, and achieved unparalleled fame and popularity. It was as a choreographer, however, that Nijinsky established a new directiona unique dance aesthetic that paved the way for modern movement. He created ballets that both mesmerized and shocked audiences with their raw sensuality, daring experimentalism, and controversial subject matter. Unfortunately, his life was one of misfortune and heartbreak, as his artistic gifts gave way to schizophrenia and his world disintegrated into madness.
Dance Magazine has called Nijinsky "a great performance of a great work...one of ballet's most ambitious projects." And London's The Independent says it is "gripping at first sight" from "a company whose members share in the total overwhelming effect." The ballet begins in a reconstruction of the "Festsaal" in the Suvretta-Haus, a hotel in St-Moritz, the room of Nijinsky's last performance as a dancer. It is a moment of transition...a place of memory and premonition. To show various aspects of the person and performer Nijinsky, Neumeier has boldly chosen to have several dancers represent fragments of Nijinsky's persona, including twin dancers Jiri and Otto Bubenicek, who alternate playing the illustrious dancer in separate performances.
The production's stunning set and costumesbased partly on original sketches by Léon Bakst and Alexandre Benoishave also been designed by Neumeier. The music he has selected for the production ranges from Frédéric Chopin's Prelude N° 20 and Robert Schumann's Carnaval to Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's symphonic poem Sheherezade and Dmitri Shostakovich's Eleventh Symphony and Sonata for Viola and Piano.
Considered one of the leading Nijinsky experts worldwide, Neumeier was first inspired by his subject's character and destiny to create a short ballet called "Vaslav" in 1979. In 2000, for the 50th anniversary of the Polish-Russian dancer's death, Neumeier expanded his vision to create the full-length Nijinsky. Last summer, The Hamburg Ballet made dance history when it was one of only three ballet companies invited to the Mariinsky Theatre's popular summer-long "White Nights Festival" in celebration of St. Petersburg's 300th anniversary. During the festival, which also hosted New York City Ballet and The Royal Ballet, the company performed Nijinsky along with two other full-length Neumeier works, all of which were met with tremendous enthusiasm by Mariinsky audiences.
Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he received his first dance training, Neumeier went on to study ballet in Copenhagen and at the Royal Ballet School in London. He acquired a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature and Theater Studies from Wisconsin's Marquette University. In 1963, Neumeier was "discovered" by Marcia Haydée and Ray Basra, leading John Cranko to engage him at the Stuttgart Ballet, where he progressed to solo dancer and created his first choreographic works. In 1969, Neumeier was appointed Director of Ballet in Frankfurt to critical and popular acclaim. Since 1973, he has been the artistic director of The Hamburg Ballet. Neumeier is now regarded as one of the most historically minded choreographers todayfor his interest in "dance history plays," which feature restagings of dances by Limon, Tudor, Balanchine, and Jacobson, as well as for his revised versions of the classical story ballets.


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In 1987, Apple created a program called HyperCard. If you haven't heard of it, all you need to know is that tens of millions of end user programmers adopted it. HyperCard was the easiest and most popular end user programming environment ever created. LiveCode is like a next generation version of... Read more
Boundless, the company that builds on existing open educational resources to provide free alternatives to traditionally costly college textbooks, has released 18 open textbooks under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA), the same license used by Wikipedia. Schools, students and the... Read more
The province of British Columbia started out with a vision over 10 years ago to have "one student record, stored in one location, accessed by all authorized users." And all but four districts in the province, and many independent schools, followed this vision by adopting BCeSIS as their core... Read more
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Amsterdam Bicycles
Units: About 1,500 (This recall was first announced in July 2008)
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Hazard: The interior alignment tabs of the bicycle's chainguard can be pushed against the chain causing it to derail, which poses a risk of injury to riders.
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Nationalist youths clash with riot police after trouble erupted in North Belfast, Ireland. Police fired water cannon at Catholic youths in Belfast on Thursday after rioting erupted when a small Protestant parade, celebrating a 17th century military victory over Catholic forces, passed their estate.The violence came at the culmination of a series of parades that pro-British Protestants stage annually in the British-ruled province, a tradition seen as provocative by Irish nationalists who want to be part of a united Ireland.
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Berlin, Germany's PitCam Production and More-Metal.com recently conducted an interview with Philip Cope and Laura Pleasants of Savannah, Georgia metallers KYLESA when the band played the Lido club in Berlin on November 11, 2009. Watch the chat below.KYLESA's latest album, "Static Tensions", was released on March 17 via Prosthetic Records. Cope produced the CD, which was recorded at the Jam Room in Columbia, South Carolina. He stated about the group's mindset during the making of the album, "It was definitely a lot more thought out. We have the hindsight of some of the mistakes we've made in the past, so we were able to avoid making them again on this record. I think we came away from the experience with our best stuff yet." Added Pleasants: "All of our records sound pretty different, but with the same core vibe or sound, and I think the new record has our core KYLESA sound, but branches out even more to incorporate more of our rock and psychedelic influences."
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Fences Theme of Men and Masculinity
Fences is often thought of as a father-son play. The main conflict centers around the tension between Troy Maxson and his son Cory. The play shows how Troy in many ways repeats the mistakes of his own father while raising Cory. By the end, we're left with the hope that Cory will be able to break the cycle. Fences also questions what it is to be a man. Throughout the play we are forced to ask what it takes to be a good man. Is it duty to your family? Is it following your heart? Check out "Quotes" and see what you take from the play.
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Rumor Killer: The Incredibles 2
Posted on Sunday, May 20th, 2007 by Peter Sciretta
When we saw Brad Bird at WonderCon earlier this year, he told us the follow:
"I love the characters and I would love to return to that world," Bird said. "But I think at Pixar, the bottom line is the story that you're telling. And Pixar does not look at sequels as a financial plan. We feel we have a relation ship with the audience and that they believe in each movie we put out. We believe completely in every movie we put out. If I can come up with a story that is as good or better than that first film, then I'd love to return to that world, but it would have to be story first."
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Local students bring Christmas cheer to sheltered tenants
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Robert Smyth Secondary School students (left to right) Michael Rice, Laura Wells, Luke McIntyre, Emily Bruce and Nick Hall deliver Christmas hampers to Clover Court.
LOCAL students have spread some festive cheer when they visited tenants living at Clover Court Extra Care scheme and delivered some Christmas hampers.
Nick Hall and five other pupils from Robert Smyth Secondary School in Market Harborough raised £100 after they organised a number of fundraising activities to raise money to pay for the festive treats.
The students presented the hampers to the tenants living at Clover Court on Tuesday 21 December shortly after breaking up for their Christmas holidays.
They also spent an hour chatting to the tenants and staff, before posing with them for photographs.
Clover Court is an Extra Care sheltered housing scheme, run by Seven Locks Housing, which provides affordable housing for older people.
Deborah Bennett, Executive Director for Seven Locks Housing, said: "We're delighted by the generosity of these students. Our tenants were overjoyed with the gifts and the time they spent together on Tuesday".
They bought Christmas cakes, puddings, mince pies, biscuits, chocolates, crackers and new table mats and coasters for the dining room. The hampers even contained Christmas themed DVDs including a Christmas Carol and Miracle on 34th Street.
The Christmas treats will be enjoyed by the people who live at Clover Court during their daily afternoon tea sessions in the communal lounge and at other social events throughout the New Year.
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It's gettin' real clear that the Smiling Boy is now pandering for votes by convincing people he'll reopen the cold case on the Boys On The Track. Like there's anything HE can do that hasn't already been done.
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If you saw this tour of The Chef's Garden, an unusual family farm in northern Ohio that grows exotic microgreens and tiny beautiful vegetables, and if you had a yearning to try some of that delicious produce for yourself, the good news is that you can. The Chef's Garden focuses primarily on restaurants and chefs, but they do offer a very, very nice box of vegetables for home cooks.
I opened it to find a mass of vegetables, packed into separate bags. On top were mature yet extra-small heads of red speckled and bright green lettuces. There were tiny bulbs of fennel, and a packet of mixed cherry tomatoes. There were red and orange carrots, and small pattypan squash. There were string beans, baby beets, and a huge bundle of basil. It went on and on.
Everything I ate out of that box was extra-fresh and tasty, and I especially liked the lettuce. I liked how small the leaves were; you didn't have to cut or tear them up for salad. (They were extra sandy, though; even two rounds in the salad spinner didn't quite remove all the grit.)
Their website is also not terribly user-friendly; it is clear that they view these delivery boxes more like in the way of community service and outreach than as a keystone of their business. I'd love to see a little more info on what is getting shipped out in the boxes (it changes every week and every month). But I do realize this level of detail is a challenge for all CSA and farm box providers, given daily changes in what can be harvested.
Given that this produce is grown in Ohio, and I've seen where it comes from, I feel rather differently about the coming winter and the lack of fresh, local vegetables. Also, shipping is free inside Ohio, which makes one of these boxes a very good deal for me. Come the dark days of January, I will probably be ordering a box or two of fresh greens from The Chef's Garden greenhouses!
One other perk: You can include some add-ins, like exotic little popcorn shoots and
• Buying information: Home Delivery Boxes from The Chef's Garden. Boxes start at $25 for a veg-of-the-month sampler, and go up to $40 for the family box. Monthly subscriptions are also available.
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and afterwards I had a half of a banana and a handful of walnuts for a snack.
For supper tonight, I wanted to make something quickly for Joe and I with things I already had on hand. Pasta is always a go-to quick, comfort-food for dinner. So I made some whole grain penne pasta and tossed it in a pre-made tomato vodka sauce with some chicken sausage, kale from this week's CSA basket, and chopped tomato.
We sprinkled it with some freshly grated parmesan to finish. On the side, we had salads made with fresh lettuce from our CSA basket. I topped my salad with toasted pecans, dried cherries, a little crumbled goat cheese, and a little raspberry vinaigrette.
This dinner had approximately: 690 calories, 29g fat, 85g carb, 30g protein, and 13g fiber. Usually, on an ideal day, I would aim to have more calories at breakfast and less at dinner, but every day is not ideal. This way, though, you get to see the big picture of all circumstances.
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It's little more than a week to the airdate, March 28, and Ofra Bikel is still putting the final touches on her hourlong documentary, "Israel: The Unexpected Candidate."
That's not like Bikel, a meticulous professional, described by critic Howard Rosenberg in the Los Angeles Times as "one of television's premier documentary filmmakers ... whose camera wields the power to mobilize public opinion through exposure."
"Usually, I take seven to eight months to make a documentary, but in this case I had only six weeks," Bikel said in an hourlong phone call from Tel Aviv, her speech a medley of Israeli, French and American accents.
One reason for the rush is that PBS wanted to release "Israel: The Unexpected Candidate" on the day of the Israeli elections, March 28.
Another reason was that Bikel (no relation to actor-singer Theodore Bikel) thought this was going to be an easy job.
The film would focus on Ehud Olmert, a close associate and likely successor to the stricken Ariel Sharon as prime minister of Israel.
Bikel is a long-time personal friend of Olmert's wife, Aliza, knows the family well and had been assured of full cooperation. In addition, Bikel was born in Tel Aviv as a sixth-generation sabra and knows the country like the back of her hand.
"I thought it would be easy," she said. "But nothing is ever easy in Israel. You learn that over and over again."
Bikel focused on Olmert both as an individual and as the personification of profound political and ideological shifts in Israel.
"Early in Olmert's career, no one could have been more right-wing," Bikel said. "Remember, he voted against the peace treaty with Sadat's Egypt and against his own party chief, Menachem Begin."
Today, as acting prime minister and head of the Kadima Party, Olmert is at the center, or left of center, in the political spectrum. He supported Israel's disengagement from the Gaza Strip and has announced that he will dismantle most West Bank settlements if elected.
Bikel is not certain what caused Olmert's transformation, but even while on the far right wing he always surrounded himself with friends and family of different viewpoints.
"Most of his personal friends are politically center to left," Bikel said. "His four children went to progressive schools and are left- wingers."
Bikel has boundless admiration for Olmert's wife.
"She is a painter, a sculptor, a playwright and a wonderful, open woman," Bikel said.
Olmert, 60, and his wife have been married for 35 years and also have four grandchildren.
After years of friendship and many hours of interviewing, how does Bikel view Olmert?
"He is a lawyer with degrees in philosophy and psychology, very intelligent, a warm person, he thinks very fast, a loyal friend and an astute politician," she summarized.
One criticism of Olmert is that he acts too fast and makes decisions too quickly. "He counts to two, rather than to 10," Bikel said.
Will Olmert make a good prime minister, if he is elected?
"I think he is up to the job," Bikel replied. "But being prime minister of Israel is a mad job for normal people."
Bikel studied in the 1960s at the University of Paris and the High Institute of Political Science in the French capital and then moved to the United States.
"My big ambition was to be a researcher for TIME magazine," she recalled. "Then I wanted to be a journalist and wear a trenchcoat."
But the only work she could get was as a production assistant, "the lowest of the low," at the ABC network, though she soon switched to public television as a producer.
In the late 1970s, she returned to Israel and produced more than 30 films on political, economic and cultural subjects.
Some 25 years ago, she switched jobs and countries again, settled in New York, and started making films for Frontline. As voluble as she is about her professional activities, she is guarded about her personal life and preferred not to discuss her motivations for coming back to the United States.
Bikel came to national attention in the 1990s with the trilogy, "Innocence Lost," which meticulously detailed charges of sexual abuse at a day care center in a small North Carolina town, and the subsequent trial of seven defendants. As a result of her dogged detective work, the guilty verdict and prison sentence of the seven were reversed and they were set free.
The three films won Bikel a raft of awards, including an Emmy. She scored another Emmy for her "Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill: Public Hearing, Private Pain." Her most recent production was "The O.J. Verdict," which aired last October on the 10th anniversary of the O.J. Simpson trial.
Described by The Times as a "petite, blond-frosted, elegant, expensively turned out woman (we'll call her 'mature')," Bikel does not consider herself a political activist or crusader.
"It's just that injustice drives me nuts," she said. "I get extremely angry when I see how people without voices are treated in our legal system."
Despite her decades of experience and success, Bikel is still terrified before every new project.
"I love my job, but I suffer for it," she said. "I take pressure very badly and I am sure that each new film is going to be my Waterloo."
Frontline's "Israel: The Unexpected Candidate" airs at 9 p.m., March 28, on KCET.
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Jun 10, 2009
2008 Top 10 best images of Wikimedia Commons competition that copyright-free pictures
The Wikimedia Commons Picture of the Year 2008 Competition Results
10 – Le Grand Foyer
At number ten, the Grand Foyer of the Paris Opera. A superb composition that captures the grandeur of the place. It was designed as part of the reconstruction of the French capitol by Emperor Napoleon the Third, and over twelve thousand square meters of land was cleared to make way for it. Before it was built, however, there were one or two things getting in its way. The first and primary problem was that the land that it was to be built on was extremely swampy and it took over eight months of continuous pumping to make the ground dry enough to build on. This entry at number ten on the list is an almost perfect interior shot, the lighting is spot on and the sheer decadence of the Grand Foyer is wonderfully captured.
9 – The Snipe Fly
As the age of digital camera progresses, macrophotography is becoming increasingly popular. This candid shot of a Snipe Fly is captured with droplets of water standing on the hairs on its back. Impossible to catch with the human eye, this level of detail takes us in to the world of insects as never before. Caught almost like an insect in amber, this is a timeless reminder that things always look different from another perspective. This absolute scotches the general say so that copyright free photographs on the internet are usually of a lesser standard than those protected by their owners.
8 (joint) – Migrant Mother
This picture is almost heartbreaking in its simplicity. Although taken in the great depression of the nineteen thirties it was released in to the public domain in 2008 and so qualified for the competition. It shows Florence Thompson and her children and shows the poverty endured way back then but also the resilience of the people it affected. The look on Thompson's careworn face is enigmatic. What she is thinking here was never recorded but the combination of pride amid destitution remains as powerful today as when the picture was taken.
8 (joint) – Animated Gif of a Cicada
4chan has animated gifs of a certain kind but the ones on Wikimedia are of a completely different ilk aka education. This amazing gif shows the transformation of the cicada from its pupa to the adult form. Although the whole process took over two hours there is a gap in the middle of about thirty minutes while the cicada took a rest from the strenuous activity of becoming an adult. Other than that gap the shots are at intervals of thirty seconds and this builds up beautifully in to a record of one insect's emergence.
8 (joint) – Green Turtle
You have to admit this stunning shot has a wow factor – and a half. At number seven on the chart you might even scratch your head and wonder why it only got to this position but the best is yet to come. The Green Turtle or to give it its scientific name, Chelonia mydas is found throughout subtropical and tropical oceans. It has two separate populations that are genetically distinct. One of the features of this species is that unlike many other turtles that spend all of their adult life in the ocean (except when laying eggs) this one likes to drag itself up on to a sandy beach for a good spot of sun bathing.
7 – Anime Girl
Er, yes. Well. Quite. This may come as something of a surprise but you have to remember that this competition was for pictures and that includes things other than photographs. This young lady is a hybrid of anime and manga traditions and is the personification of the 'ecchi' tradition of Japanese art. Ecchi means lewd or naughty and this lady errs to the latter more than the former. In terms of anime and manga the term is culturally translatable to poster girl. Naughty but nice.
6 – Paris at Dusk
This amazing shot was taken from the top of Montparnasse and captures the sheer spirit and vibrancy of Paris in the early evening. It is actually eight photographs that are seamlessly joined together. Add a little post-processing and you get this wonderful image.
5 – Hong Kong Night Skyline
This picture gives a real impression of the sheer magnitude of the humanity that inhabits Hong Kong as thousand of lights resonate in to the dark of the night. If you wanted to recreate this shot then you would have to go to the top of Victoria Peak. It is a 46 segment HDR panorama of the city and is a dizzying, glorious image of a city in the evening.
4 – Crepuscular Rays
The photo that the song 'Morning has broken' was obviously written for, this gorgeous picture was taken in Golden Gate Park in the wonderful city of San Francisco. You can see that in the middle left of the image there is a second set of rays that are coming up from the rays. The source of these rays is in fact the reflection of the sun. This is the sort of photo that most people would say was the best of their life and happily put the camera away, safe in the knowledge that they will never better it.
3 – Steam Locomotives
The secret place where locomotives go to sleep at night, this roundhouse was the home of the steam locos of Illinois. Owned by the Chicago and North Western Railways, this has the feel to me of an elephant house in a zoo. Gigantic creatures at rest while the night away waiting for the dawn and a new day. Quite simply stunning.
2 – Fire Breathing
The camera never lies, so have a guess which country of the east this photo was taken in. Well, wrong, it was actually taken in, er, Belgium, of the visiting Jaipur Maharaja Brass Band and this gentleman certainly does seem to have some brass. The word that sprang to my mind when I first saw this picture was audacious. The colors are beautifully captured and the capture makes the viewer want to lean back to avoid the heat of the flame.
1 – Horses on Bianditz Mountain
And the winner is….. A pair of horses (well, a trio if you count the white one sneaking up on the middle left of the picture). This deceptively simple shot takes in both the beauty of the horses and their natural surroundings in the Spanish countryside. The specific area is Navarra (Navarre in English) and the Aika Mountains are in the background of the picture. The Basque region of the north of Spain is at the forefront of renewable energy technology in Europe and hopes by 2010 to have 100% renewable energy generation. This picture captures fully the beauty and splendor of this remarkable part of Europe, still pristine.
ps:Wikimedia Commons is one of the repositories of copyright free pictures on the internet that belies the common belief that these images are necessarily second rate. Each year the competition to find the best image of Wikimedia Commons contributors shows the online world that copyright-free pictures can be enthralling, engaging and memorable. Here, in reverse order, are the top 10 for 2008.


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Friday, July 24, 2015
Karaoke on the Boardwalk
at In front of Deno's Wonder Wheel Amusement Park (in ), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
Brought to you by Deno's Wonder Wheel. Enjoy singing karaoke with family and friends! Then watch the fireworks illuminate the sky!
Category: Festivals
Inwood Shakespeare Festival: Henry IV
at The Peninsula (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
The Inwood Shakespeare Festival was conceived and developed by Ted Minos as a way to bring free professional theatre and music to the Northern Manhattan…
Category: Festivals, Theater, Free Summer Theater, Shakespeare in the Parks
Hip Hop Dance Aerobics
at Pier 2 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
This class gets your heart pumping with hip hop music and hot step-by-step dance moves.
Category: Fitness, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
NY Classical: Shakespeare's Measure for Measure
at Castle Clinton (in The Battery), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Once a free and open society, Vienna is bitterly divided between high morals and the greed of commerce. Disguised as a monk, the Duke wanders the land, prying into the daily lives of…
Category: Theater, Free Summer Theater, Shakespeare in the Parks
Pleasant Village Community Garden: Moth Night
at Pleasant Village Community Garden (in ), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
We will be attracting and identifying moths in the garden.
Category: Nature, Best for Kids
Lola Star's Dreamland Roller Disco Party: Cruel Summer
at Lefrak Center at Lakeside (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
7:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Tonight's theme: Cruel Summer.
Category: Dance
Arts, Culture & Fun City Classics: Back to the Future (1985)
at Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center, Queens
7:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) is transported back in time to 1955 where he accidentally changes the course of history through a series of comic misadventures.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies
Seaside Summer Concerts 2015 Festival: Latino by the Sea
at MCU Park, Brooklyn
7:30 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
Latin music artists Eddie Santiago and N'Klabe take the stage at MCU Park.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Celebrate Brooklyn: Jason Isbell / Dawn Landes
at Prospect Park Bandshell (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
The Alabama native Jason Isbell has emerged as the great hope of country music. Louisville-born, Brooklyn-based songwriter Dawn Landes brings an experimental flavor to 60s folk.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
The Tempest by William Shakespeare
at Richard Rodgers Amphitheater (in Marcus Garvey Park), Manhattan
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
The Classical Theatre of Harlem presents The Tempest, by William Shakespeare at the Richard Rodgers Amphitheater in Marcus Garvey Park.
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The on-line store for MQX Quilt Festival photo disks is here.
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• May 30, 2015 MQX Quilt Festival-New England 2015 Photo Memory Sticks are available for for immediate delivery.
• November 2, 2014 MQX Quilt Festival-Midwest 2014 Photo Memory Sticks are available for immediate delivery.
• August 16, 2014 Machine Quilting Unlimited released the cover of their September/October issue, featuring Jeffrey's photo of Andrea Brokenshire's quilt "Yellow Mellow in Paradise". This issue contains a photo spread of Andrea's quilts, which is mostly Jeff's photos, as well as a special on Bethane Nemesh's award winning quilt "The Shell Collector", with photos by Jeff.
• May 12, 2014 MQX Quilt Festival-New England 2014 Photo Memory Stick is shipping now.
• February 18, 2014 Posted the MQX Walking Tour demo video to our YouTube channel.
• January 31, 2014 Machine Quilting Unlimited released the cover of their March/April issue, featuring Jeffrey's photo of Kay Bell's quilt "Scottish Flair".
• November 13, 2013 The MQX Quilt Festival-Pacific Northwest 2013 Photo Memory Stick is now available here.


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NEW DELHI: The government proposes to offer all citizens of India free, high-speed broadband connectivity by 2009, through the state-owned telecom service providers BSNL and MTNL. While consumers would cheer, the move holds the potential to kill the telecom business as we know it.
You have heard of free municipal broadband — many cities in the US have drenched themselves in wireless broadband connectivity which is freely accessible to residents. The idea is to boost economic activity in general. The government of India plans to achieve free broadband connectivity at a speed of 2 MB per second across the country, with a similar goal. Senior government officials expect to be able to achieve this goal spending only a portion of the corpus of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF).


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Drake (AP) Another wildfire is forcing people out of their homes, this time in northern Colorado. Some residents in the foothills west of Loveland were told to evacuate Tuesday when a fire broke out, threatening a number of houses.
It's not known yet how many people are being affected. Monday a fire in Summit County forced the evacuation of 20 houses and Summit High School.
Classes at the school were canceled Tuesday so the building could be aired out.
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When it comes to photo and film sales during the holidays, supermarkets can reap heavy volume but face fierce price competition. Both retailers and suppliers say that during this period between 35% and 40% of their annual category sales are generated. Yukihiko Matsumoto, director of marketing research at the Photo Marketing Association, Jackson, Mich., said about 40% of annual film and camera purchases are made during the holidays. According to a household survey by the association, about ...
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Tuesday December 11, 2012
LILBURN, Ga. - The University of South Carolina Aiken women's basketball team remained a program-best third in the fourth 2012-13 regular-season USA Today/ESPN Division II top-25 Coaches' Poll.
The Pacers had been ranked fifth in the preseason and first regular-season poll. Two weeks ago, USC Aiken moved up to fourth before claiming the ranking of third last week.
Since being ranked for the first time in the 2010-11 season on Dec. 14, 2010, USC Aiken has now been ranked in the top-25 in the last 32 polls (school-record). The Pacers have been ranked in the top-10 in each of the last three years.
USC Aiken (6-0) is one of two Peach Belt Conference schools ranked inside the top-5 currently with Clayton State just one spot below the Pacers in fourth.
Ashland is still the nation's No. 1 team. Bentley is just ahead of the Pacers in second. Indianapolis rounds out the top-5 in fifth.


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Surely one of the gems of northern Thailand, Chiang Rai is a stunning destination for travelers looking for a relaxing time in a relatively small town of just over 60,000 people, full of wonderful Buddhist temples and delightful greenery.
Although there are many exciting temples to explore, Wat Rong Khun is our pick as the top destination of the city. Known as the "White Temple," this snowy-looking temple has only been open for a few years, but has all the glamor and intrigue of a temple built hundreds of years ago. Upon entrance, get ready for a magnificent gable adorned with mythical creatures such as dragons and snakes made out of white stucco.
Quite contrary to the White Temple, there is the so called Black Temple. Created by national-artist Thwan Duchanee, the temple area has about 40 black-colored houses containing all walks of art including sculptures, paintings and even interesting animal remains and precious antiquities. The Black Temple is quite close to Chiang Rai, located just 10 minutes north of the city by car.
On the nature side of your stay, the Kok River, which flows through town, is a calm way to take in the natural scenery. If you can board a cruise you can arrange to stop in local villages, while a true adventurer might consider a three day tour aboard a bamboo raft.
For one of the finest views of the city, Buffalo Horn Hill, located within walking distance of Chiang Rai, gets you the best sunrise view in town.
Planning a trip? Browse Viator's Thailand tours and things to do, Thailand attractions, and Thailand travel recommendations, or book a private tour guide in Thailand for a customized tour!


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Posted by Sandy on 2/24/2007, 15:03:06, in reply to "Re: Word Art"
I bought several of these in the past from you. I would like some more. How do I order them? I did it by phone before, but seem to have missplaced your number. The one I want is The Gospel According to St. John.
Thanks, Sandy
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Issue No.04 - October-December (1998 vol.20)
pp: 68-78
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/85.728232

This article discusses attitudes about "automatic programming," the economics of programming, and existing programming systems, all in the early 1950s. It describes the formation of the Fortran group, its knowledge of existing systems, its plans for Fortran, and the development of the language in 1954. It describes the development of the optimizing compiler for Fortran I, of various language manuals, and of Fortran II and III. It concludes with remarks about later developments and the impact of Fortran and its successors on programming today.

John Backus, "The History of Fortran I, II, and III", IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, vol.20, no. 4, pp. 68-78, October-December 1998, doi:10.1109/85.728232


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When using Enhanced JFS, is there a way to allow AIX to automatically
mount the file system with the Direct I/O option?
To do this now, I use the following command:
# mount -odio /samplefs
However, I would like to set up the file system so that it is
automatically mounted using that option. In the "smitty chjfs2"
screen, there is the following field:
Mount OPTIONS []
When I check the help for that field, it only mentions two options:
The security-related mount options. You can specify the following
- nosuid - Prevents execution of setuid and setgid programs from this
- nodev - Prevents open system calls of devices from this mount.
Does anyone know if there is an entry I can add to the /etc/
filesystems or through smit that will auto-mount the file system with
the dio ?
I have not followed up with IBM AIX Support yet, just was wondering if
it was an undocumented but allowed option.


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Back in November when he was les than two months into his tenure as the new head coach of the Rangers, Alain Vigneault told his team that there are no ghosts at the Bell Centre in Montreal despite the team's struggles to win there in recent years. The Rangers proceeded to win that mid-November game 1-0; and on Saturday afternoon the Rangers proved for certain that any bad karma is most definitely in the past, opening up the 2014 Eastern Conference Final with a convincing 7-2 victory over the Canadiens at the Bell Centre.
Henrik Lundqvist, who watched Cam Talbot start and star in two regular-season games against the Canadiens this year, had not started a game in Montreal since January of 2012, and had not won in this building since 2009. However, just like with his teammates, Lundqvist played in the present and was unconcerned about the past. He stopped 20 of 22 shots, putting the Rangers three wins away from a Stanley Cup Final appearance.
After a dominating start to the game in which New York outscored Montreal 2-0 in the first period, the Canadiens turned the tables on the Rangers in the middle twenty minutes, cutting the visitor's lead in half. However Lundqvist was at his best making nine crucial saves as Montreal took the game to New York; and his left arm save to deny Brandon Prust off a left-wing 2-on-1 rush late in the period set forth a chain of events that turned Game One decidedly in the Rangers' favor.
Following the save on Prust, the Rangers won the defensive zone faceoff and Rick Nash sprung Chris Kreider with a pass on left wing. Kreider flew past the Canadiens defense and beat Montreal goaltender Carey Price stick side with 61 seconds to play in the middle period, giving New York a 3-1 lead and quieting the at-times deafening crowd at the Bell Centre.
The Rangers then scored again, this time with 11.6 seconds remaining in the second, as Brad Richards chipped a shot off of Price and over the goal line to make it 4-1. Mats Zuccarello made a pretty deke behind the net before passing to the wide-open Richards, forcing Price out of position. It was the last shot Price--who earlier in the second was shaken up on a goal-mouth collision with Kreider--would face as he would be replaced by Peter Budaj to start the third period.
Clearly deflated, the Canadiens took a string of penalties to begin the third period and the Rangers capitalized again and again against the defenseless Budaj. Ryan McDonagh ripped a power play shot past Budaj at 1:28; Derek Stepan converted on a 5-on-3 power play at 4:11; and Rick Nash scored his first goal of the playoffs just 25 seconds later to make it 7-1 New York.
McDonagh, originally a 2007 draft pick of the Canadiens before being traded to New York two years later, established a career playoff high with four points, adding three assists to his second goal of this post-season. Zuccarello recorded three points with a goal and two assists; while Nash, Kreider, Stepan, and Martin St. Louis all had a goal and an assist. In all, eleven Rangers found their way on to the scoresheet in Game One on Saturday.
In the early stages of the game it was veteran Dominic Moore--the former Montreal Canadien--who stepped up in a big way after Derick Brassard was knocked out of the game after playing just two shifts totaling 35 seconds due to an unspecified injury. After Brassard was leveled by defenseman Mike Weaver and left the ice for the dressing room, Moore double-shifted and assisted on the Rangers first two goals of the afternoon.
Moore's gorgeous behind the back pass found St. Louis wide open to Price's right and the star winger--whose mother's funeral will be held outside Montreal on Sunday--made no mistake netting his fourth of these playoffs 4:35 into the first period. Zuccarello was the beneficiary of some neat passing from McDonagh and Moore less than two minutes later and gave New York a 2-0 lead at 6:27 with another in-close goal, his fourth of the playoffs.
Rene Bourque scored Montreal's first goal at 12:38 of the second when his chip shot deflected off McDonagh's stick and up and over Lundqvist. That goal came shortly after separate outstanding glove saves Lundqvist made on both P.K. Subban and Max Pacorietty. Lars Eller added a shorthanded goal with 4:38 remaining in the third period.


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Because the viruses possess properties characteristic of living organisms and may cause disease they interest not only the biologist and bacteriologist but also the pathologist. As some of them have characteristics of molecules they likewise draw the attention of the chemist. Even the philosopher is attracted by them because they throw new light on the question of the nature of life. In a recent review Stanley,1 whose name is intimately associated with the study of proteins, not only presents recent advances in virus research but also speculates on the possible relationship between the atomic theory of matter, the germ theory of disease and the cell theory of life. The architecture of viruses is even more complex than that of the proteins; while simpler viruses seem to be composed of protein and nucleic acid, others also contain carbohydrate and the most complex contain materials which are indistinguishable from those found
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SAN JOSE -- Brent Burns had his first career hat trick, lifting the San Jose Sharks to a 6-3 victory against the St. Louis Blues on Friday afternoon at SAP Center in a battle of two Western Conference powers.
The Sharks built a 4-0 first-period lead with Burns scoring two goals and Joe Thornton and Tommy Wingels adding one apiece.
Defenseman Ian Cole scored for the Blues in the second period, and third-period goals by David Backes and Jaden Schwartz made it a 4-3 game with 8:41 to play
But Burns answered with a brilliant power-play goal exactly one minute later. Skating down the left boards, Burns cut sharply to his right and snapped a shot between two Blues and past goaltender Jaroslav Halak, with Joe Pavelski providing a screen.
Tomas Hertl added an empty-net goal for the Sharks at 19:14.
Burns scored two goals for the Minnesota Wild against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Nov. 6, 2010, but he had never scored more than one goal in a game since being traded to the Sharks before the 2011-12 season.
The Sharks (17-3-5) won their fourth straight game and snapped the Blues' five-game winning streak. San Jose also ended its five-game losing streak on home ice to the Blues (18-4-3), a stretch that included two defeats in a 4-1 first-round series loss in the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Antti Niemi made 21 saves for the Sharks, who improved to 4-0-0 on their five-game homestand.
San Jose's Logan Couture tied his career high with three assists, all in the first period.
Blues backup goaltender Brian Elliott started the game and allowed four goals on 12 shots in the first period before giving way to Halak to start the second.
San Jose overwhelmed the Blues in the first period, outshooting them 12-2 and building a four-goal lead.
Burns gave the Sharks a 1-0 lead 35 seconds into the game, taking a pass in the slot from Patrick Marleau and ripping a shot past Elliott. Couture, who fed a pass to Marleau, earned his first assist of the night. Thornton and Hertl, Burns' regular linemates, had yet to come off the bench in the Sharks first change, but he had no trouble adjusting to Couture and Marleau.
Thornton made it 2-0 at 3:01 with a power-play goal, snapping the Sharks' 0-for-14 skid with the man advantage. Couture blasted a shot from the left circle, and Pavelski tracked down the puck to the left of the crease. Pavelski made a no-look pass to Thornton in the right circle, and Thornton snapped a shot over Elliott's shoulder, inside the right post.
Burns struck again at 9:15 for his third goal in four games since coming off injured reserve. Burns took a cross-ice pass from Thornton in the right circle and buried a shot past Elliott, prompting St. Louis coach Ken Hitchcock to take his timeout.
Just over two minutes later, Wingels scored on a breakaway, pounding a shot from the right circle that bounced off Elliott's glove and over the goal line at 11:27. Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester had turned the puck over in the neutral zone, and Wingels quickly headed the other way, racing along the right boards before scoring his eighth goal of the season and giving San Jose a 4-0 lead.
Cole cut San Jose's lead to 4-1 at 11:03 of the second period, taking a pass from Schwartz and scoring his first goal of the season. Backes took behind-the-back pass from Derek Roy in the right circle and beat Niemi to the far side on the power play at 2:02 of the third, making it 4-2.
Schwartz scored a 4-on-4 goal at 11:19 to make it a one-goal game.
The Sharks and Blues played each other for the first time since Oct. 15, a 6-2 San Jose win in St. Louis that was marred by Maxim Lapierre's illegal hit from behind on Sharks defenseman Dan Boyle. Lapierre sent Boyle head-first into the boards. Boyle was knocked out, left the ice at Scottrade Center on a stretcher and missed seven games with a concussion. Lapierre was suspended by the NHL for five games.
After the incident, Lapierre apologized to Boyle publicly and via text message; Boyle declined to answer his phone calls.
Lapierre was greeted by a few boos from Sharks fans whenever he touched the puck, and forward Mike Brown bumped him at a stoppage during the first period, but San Jose was more intent on scoring goals than exacting retribution.


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By TONY SCHAEFER
Guest Columnist
I was fortunate enough to work for Chris Watts at Pony Express Pizza when he purchased the old Odd Fellows Lodge building at 701 Main St. in Tell City. No doubt I was a cheap source of labor for the two years of demolition and renovation.
There is no shortage of stories resulting from the adventure that was its creation.
Sadly, these have mostly remained inside jokes, recalled only in private over a round of drinks. I hope to share a glimpse into what made Capers so unique.
By VINCE LUECKE
There was no collision and I wouldn't even label it a close call but a driver in a bit of a hurry had to slow quickly in front of me last week as he rounded a curve on a state road. In front of him was a large grain cart, being pulled by a tractor. Obviously, the tractor was traveling a lot slower than the vehicles it was sharing the roadway with.
By LUCAS KLEEMAN
Guest Columnist
Editor's note: The Perry County News is publishing a series of interviews conducted by eighth-graders in Joyce Stath's English class at Tell City Junior-Senior High School.
The interviews are of people one or two generations older than students.
Today's column is by Lucas Kleeman, who profiles the life of Chuck Poehlein.
I think I made four calls last month trying to track down the correct spelling of the steep hill between Mount Pleasant and Magnet. I was working up a report on a motorcycle accident on what most people in the area, as well as first responders in the county, call Kusher Hill.
By RON BACON
Guest Columnist
The statistics are staggering. In the United States alone, it is estimated that one in eight women will develop invasive breast cancer in their lifetime. Across the country, the month of October has become a symbol of hope and a time to take special pause to raise awareness and make a difference. This is a job that extends beyond the weeks of October however; it is one that will not be done until we see a decreasing number of sufferers and increasing number of survivors.
By RICHARD YOUNG
State Senator
All too often, our servicemen and women face economic, educational and medical challenges upon returning home that make it difficult to make use of their unique skills, training and leadership qualities. As a member of the Commission on Military and Veterans Affairs, we have been striving to recognize these challenges and ensure no Hoosier veteran is left behind.
By ANDY HOLLINDEN
Guest Columnist
Editor's note: This is the latest in an occasional series of columns from people who have moved to Perry County or residents who grew up here, moved away and have returned. Today's columnist, Andy Holliden, is a Tell City native who has returned with his family.
I watched with great interest a "60 Minutes" story Oct. 6 about the abuse and overspending of public money on federal disability programs.
CBS journalist Steve Kroft profiled Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn's work to ferret out fraud in disability programs. In case you didn't know how large those programs have become in recent years, some 12 million people now get disability check from the government each month instead of holding down a job.
That number is up 20 percent in the past six years alone.
By LEE HAMILTON
Center for Congress
The American public has lost patience with Washington. The question is, now what?
Congress is unable to do its job. It displays neither competence nor responsibility. It lurches – reeling from crisis to crisis, each one self-manufactured in an effort to postpone the reckoning from some earlier crisis. It shut the government down over a temporary budget.
By THOMAS SIMPSON
Guest Columnist
Editor's Note: The Perry County News is publishing a series of interviews conducted by eighth-graders in Joyce Stath's English class at Tell City Junior-Senior High School.
The interviews are of people one or two generations older than students.
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The Perry County News is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Perry County, Indiana, and the surrounding area.


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Pinellas Radiology Associates
St. Petersburg, FL 33710
About James Richard Johnson
Dr.Johnson finished his Internship, then practiced in the Army as a General Medical Officer serving in Germany. After Residency, Dr.Johnson came to Pinellas County where he worked at Sun Coast Hospital. Dr.Johnson joined Pinellas Radiology Associates in Early 2009. He specializes in general radiology, breast imaging, and genito-urinary radiology.
Medical School
Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
Henry Ford Macomb Hospital & Detroit Osteopathic Hospital
Languages Spoken
Procedures & Conditions
Ultrasound imaging: general diagnostic ultrasound of the obstetrical patient and her fetus; the female pelvis; the abdomen including the kidneys, liver, spleen, biliary tract, gall bladder, and pancreas; the thyroid; the chest for effusion; the scrotum; arterial and venous Doppler exams; intracavitary ultrasound; ultrasound-guided biopsy and drainage procedures; intraoperative ultrasound; and post-volume recording (PVR)
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Office Locations
Pinellas Radiology Associates
6449 38th Ave N
Suite C4
St. Petersburg, FL 33710
Phone: (727) 381-0275
Fax: (727) 345-8025
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