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States shore up pitch to extend Microsoft oversight
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| A number of states including California and New York filed legal briefs
| Friday supporting their earlier request to extend the government's
| restrictive antitrust oversight of Microsoft Corp.
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| The Guangzhou Daily in southern China, near Hong Kong, reports the company
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| China just recently passed an anti-trust law, the paper writes, which is not
| yet in effect, and Microsoft (China) Co. Ltd. did not tell the paper when or
| if it would release the code outside Europe. Â*
Chinese antitrust law said to be imminent
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| Because of their productsâ large market shares in China, companies like
| Microsoft, Intel, and Kodak are among those with obvious reason to be
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| In 2005, a unit of Shenzhen Donjin countersued, saying Intel engaged
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Korean software firm sues Microsoft
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| According to Korean newspaper Chosun, the US software mammoth has been
| accused of causing a loss in sales revenue estimated at W30bn (US$1=W918)
| because the firm's Windows operating system comes pre-loaded with a media
| player and instant messaging.
| Seoul Central District Court confirmed yesterday that Digito was suing
| Microsoft in the US and Korea, claiming that the software giant had violated
| the Fair Trade Act since 2000.
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| My take from the cheap seats: Keep an eye on the Windows fight if you like,
| but the Office game is where you'll be seeing the most action. Players are
| already trash-talking about office document formats. Â*
Corrupt countries were more likely to support the OOXML document format
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| Is this just a random coincidence? The median of the CPI index of the above
| mentioned 70 countries is 3.95. Of the most corrupted half (CPI index less
| than 3.95) 23 or 77% voted for approval (approval or approval with comments)
| and 7 or 23% for disapproval; 5 abstained. Of the least corrupted half (CPI
| index more than 3.95) 13 or 54% voted for approval and 11 or 46% voted for
| disapproval; 11 abstained - see the table below.
Microsoft accused of more OOXML standards fiddling
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| However the 11 new countries are refusing to say how they will vote. These
| include Cote d'Ivoire, Cyprus, Ecuador, Jamaica, Lebanon, Malta, Pakistan,
| Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Uruguay and Venezuela. Most people seem to think
| that these have been put there by Vole to make sure the standard gets pushed
| through.
Microsoftâs secretive standards orgs in Former Yugoslavia
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| Croatian laws keep its national bodyâs votes secret, so the only way for the
| Croatian public to find out how the process went would be if a board member
| illegally leaked information out of CSI. This is, of course, unlikely to
| happen. And the Serbian national standardization body is not officially
| formed, so those two votes were easy for Microsoft, and probably not only
| ones around the globe.


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Piano Trio, Op.16 (Stojanović, Petar)
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Leipzig: C.G. Röder.
Leipzig: Kistner, 1913. Plate 10628.
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|Piano Trio
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|Trio für Klavier, Violine und Violoncell, Op. 16.
|Stojanović, Petar
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|C major
|4 movements.
|First Publication
|Meiner Gattin, zur Geburt unserer Tochter (My wife, on the birth of our daughter)
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|Early 20th century
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Um, it's REID and the DEMOCRATIC Senate that has REFUSED to pass any budget for over 1,000 days. Last year they even voted 97-ZERO on a budget that Obama passed! Selective memory there, Jack Ohman…
A budget is no necessary. That drivel is just cable news talking.
I'm of the opinion now that both parties are going for sequester as a way to bring austerity to America. This is going to be quite amusing.
Do you have references that don't come out of the right wing Heritage Foundation "think tank"?
And along with Tigger's post, I could give you 100 links, and you would mock each one. Hey, how 'bout THIS? We'll play Harry Reid…I just accused the Dems of something….it's up to YOU to disprove it!
That is an outright lie Tigger.
The point is I can give you several links that show it is the fault of the republicans, and they don't come from right wing think tanks. But you have turned your back on reality in favor of right wing propaganda and you would deny each one.
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Why Smart Investors Got Hurt in the Crisis
You were diligent and careful with your clients' assets.
All the talk about where Lehman employees are one year after the firm failed is overblown, writes an investment banker on hereisthecity.com. Working in financial services is a risky business, "why should we get upset if some ex-Lehmaners now do the same kind of work as the rest of us?" the banker writes.
In another reminder for financial advisers to help clients watch their charitable assets, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, or FINRA, barred John Edward Mullins, a former registered rep with Morgan Stanley for misappropriating more than $11,000 from the charitable foundation of a 97-year old nursing home resident and widow who was his client for more than 20 years. FINRA also sanctioned his wife, Kathleen Maria Mullins, also a former registered rep with Morgan Stanley for borrowing $100,000 from the same client.
You were a smart investor. Yet, you were still burned in the crisis? Morningstar's Matt Warren reflects on why smart investors got hurt and the future of banking in this video.


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Authorities in western Kansas are investigating after a man was found dead in his home.
Konnel Keller, 23, of Oakley was died in his home Tuesday. Chief Jason Moses, Oakley Police, said the department is working with the Logan county coroner.
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Jordan Hitchcock begins his first season as a member of the Nebraska Wesleyan men's basketball coaching staff. He will serve as the head junior varsity coach and an assistant varsity coach.
Hitchcock comes to NWU after serving as head manager for Coach Tim Miles at the University of Nebraska during the 2012-13 season. He was also the Co-Head manager for three seasons under Coach Doc Sadler and the Cornhusker men's basketball program. In his duties he assisted with travel, recruiting and practice drills.
The Lincoln, Neb., native has also been a camp instructor at Nebraska Wesleyan, Snow Valley Basketball School, Doc Sadler basketball camp, Tim Miles basketball camp and Tony Bennett basketball camp.
Hitchcock is a 2008 graduate of Lincoln Christian high school. He is currently pursuing his bachelor of science in business administration from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.


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Feingold Heads to Marquette Law School
Former Sen. Russ Feingold will teach at Marquette University Law School in Milwaukee, Wis., in the spring, the university announced today.
It's an interesting place to land for the liberal proponent of campaign finance reform: Marquette's law school is the alma mater of the late Wisconsin Republican senator and anti-communist witch hunter Joe McCarthy, who graduated in 1935.
After 18 years in the Senate, Mr. Feingold, a Wisconsin Democrat, lost his November re-election bid in an upset to Republican Ron Johnson, a wealthy former plastics manufacturer and political neophyte.
Mr. Feingold will teach an elective course — Current Legal Issues: The U.S. Senate — to upper-level law students beginning in the spring, according to a statement. Marquette Law School Dean Joseph D. Kearney said Mr. Feingold "will draw on all of this in working with students in their analysis of some of the most complex legal issues facing our nation and world today."
Marquette, a Catholic school, generally attracts more conservative types than Mr. Feingold, who graduated from the University of Wisconsin in Madison, a liberal bastion in an increasingly red state. Sure enough, in a blog post following the announcement, Mr. Kearney said he wished to "elaborate" on his decision to hire the senator.
"On topics ranging from financing of political campaigns to civil liberties in an age of international terrorism to America's engagement in Afghanistan, Sen. Feingold has been forthright, thoughtful, and independent. While I do not doubt that some of his views are controversial, or, still less, suggest that all of them are right, an institution of legal education is especially well suited to explore multiple dimensions of such issues."
A former Phi Beta Kappa and Rhodes Scholar, Mr. Feingold holds law degrees from both Oxford University and Harvard University. He practiced law at Foley & Lardner and LaFollette & Sinykin, and served for a decade in the Wisconsin senate before being elected U.S. senator. He was best-known for authoring, with Sen. John McCain (R., Ariz.), legislation overhauling campaign finance. Mr. Feingold succumbed to the type of spending he sought to curb: he was outspent by Mr. Johnson by a factor of at least three.
"The opportunity to be in a Wisconsin classroom with engaged law students is one I found very appealing," Mr. Feingold said. "Marquette Law School is a dynamic place, and I look forward to being part of it."
Mr. Feingold also plans to write a book while teaching at Marquette.


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The Canadiens will play the first of two games in as many nights on Wednesday, squaring off against the Pittsburgh Penguins at the CONSOL Energy Center.
The Habs will try to snap a two-game losing streak after dropping their last outing by a score of 7-3 to the Philadelphia Flyers on Monday night at the Bell Centre. Max Pacioretty, Brendan Gallagher and Alex Galchenyuk scored for the Canadiens in the defeat. Despite the loss, Michel Therrien's squad still leads the Bruins by a single point in the Eastern Conference standings.
The Penguins, meanwhile, are looking for a fifth consecutive victory, and a 14th win in their last 15 games on home ice. Dan Bylsma's troops capped off a three-game road swing on Saturday with a 3-1 victory over the Florida Panthers.
Pittsburgh will be looking to sweep the three-game regular season series between the two clubs on Wednesday night. The Penguins defeated the Habs 1-0 in their last meeting back on March 26.
- Peter Budaj will get the start in goal for the Canadiens on Wednesday night in Pittsburgh.
- After a night off on Monday against Philadelphia, Brandon Prust will be back in the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Penguins.
- Yannick Weber will play in his third game of the season for the Canadiens on Wednesday night. It will be Weber's first game since March 7.
- Michael Ryder will not take part in Wednesday night's game against the Penguins in Pittsburgh and is currently listed as day-to-day with an upper-body injury.
- The Penguins will be without several important pieces to their lineup on Wednesday night against the Canadiens, including Sidney Crosby, James Neal and Paul Martin, all of whom are sidelined due to injury.
- Sidelined in Pittsburgh's last outing against the Florida Panthers, Evgeni Malkin could return to the lineup on Wednesday against the Canadiens.
- Brenden Morrow has collected five points in his last three games, including three points during Saturday's game against the Panthers.
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Dear fans
I am sorry to announce that I have decided to withdraw from this week's Gerry Weber Open in Halle, Germany.
I sincerely apologize to the tournament organizers, my competitors, and my fans in Germany. I only hope they will understand that I still feel emotionally overwhelmed and exhausted by the incredible events of the past few days. It is hard for me to admit, but I simply cannot imagine giving my best effort in another tournament right away and I don't want to risk injury if I am not 100% prepared. I need to rest and recuperate.
I look forward to returning to Halle in 2010 to go for my sixth title. It is one of my favorite events on the ATP World Tour.
I also want to thank all of you for your unbelievable support these past two weeks. You are the best, and you helped me make a dream come true.
Best wishes.
This is definitely a good decision on your part, regarding the Gerry Weber Open. Now, I can't wait until Wimbledon!!! :)
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US told to invest in particle physics
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America must boost its investment in particle physics if it is to stay at the forefront of the discipline. That is the conclusion of a National Academy of Sciences panel charged with recommending priorities for US particle physics over the next 15 years. The panel believes that the "intellectual centre of gravity" within the field is moving abroad and that, as things stand, within a few years most American experimental particle physicists will be working at facilities overseas.
The Committee on Elementary Particle Physics in the 21st Century says that America's top priority in particle physics should be to continue its active participation in the Large Hadron Collider, which is currently being built at CERN in Switzerland. As its next priority, the US should aim to become the world's leading centre for the development of the next huge particle machine, the International Linear Collider (ILC), which is due to come online in around 2015.
According to the committee, which was chaired by economist and former Princeton University president Harold Shapiro, the US should significantly expand its investment on R&D in the collider, to between $300m and $500m over the next five years. The panel also asserts that the US should put forward an aggressive bid to host the ILC, and strongly implies that Fermilab should be the host. Shapiro notes that Fermilab has the infrastructure needed to host the ILC and that it will shortly become the only large laboratory left in the country that is devoted exclusively to particle physics.
"The science on the horizon is very exciting," say Shapiro. "But the US programme in particle physics, unlike those in Europe or Japan, is at a moment when decisions must be made about its strategic direction. It requires those in charge to take some thoughtful risks and make some thoughtful investments if they are to sustain the programme."
Unusually, the panel consisted not only of particle and accelerator physicists but also other types of physicists, biologists, industrialists and policy experts. Many of the members of the committee were previously unaware of what the committee calls the "challenge" facing the US in the field.
Since the huge Superconducting Super Collider was axed in the early 1990s, the US programme has lacked focus, says the committee in its report, which was released late last month. Europe currently invests about twice as much in the subject as the US.
The committee also says that an increased share of the US particle-physics budget should be spent on science at the interface with astrophysics and cosmology, in particular the direct detection of dark matter in terrestrial laboratories, precision measurements of the polarization of the cosmic microwave background, and measurement of dark energy's key properties.
In addition, Shapiro's panel recommends a coordinated international programme of experiments to determine the properties of neutrinos, and also suggests participation in "inexpensive, small-scale, high-precision" experiments to study physics beyond the Standard Model.
Given the current US budget deficit, it remains to be seen whether America can afford to carry out the committee's recommendations. Shapiro, however, is in no doubt of the importance of doing so. "For a nation the size and wealth of ours, it is important to take leadership," he says.
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Get your two plastic bags and cut each one as shown in the picture.
starting about 2.5 inches from the bottom of the bag, make 4 knots spread about 1.5 inches apart.You should have a tail on the other end of about ...
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She doesn't exactly get a wealth of screen time, but local chef Lizzie Binder (formerly of Bar Bambino) does make an appearance in the new trailer that just dropped for Top Chef: Seattle, a.k.a. Season Ten. She's the one at the very end who sounds flabbergasted about what Padma calls "a twist for the ages," which appears to involve a surprise trip to Alaska. "Are they allowed to do that?" Binder asks. Also, we get a moment of newly permanent judge Wolfgang Puck griping "Who wants a foam anymore?"
The show premieres November 7.
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Antibody repertoire deep sequencing reveals antigen-independent selection in maturing B cells.
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Antibody repertoires are known to be shaped by selection for antigen binding. Unexpectedly, we now show that selection also acts on a non-antigen-binding antibody region: the heavy-chain variable (VH)-encoded "elbow" between variable and constant domains. By sequencing 2.8 million recombined heavy-chain genes from immature and mature B-cell subsets in mice, we demonstrate a striking gradient in VH gene use as pre-B cells mature into follicular and then into marginal zone B cells. Cells whose antibodies use VH genes that encode a more flexible elbow are more likely to mature. This effect is distinct from, and exceeds in magnitude, previously described maturation-associated changes in heavy-chain complementarity determining region 3, a key antigen-binding region, which arise from junctional diversity rather than differential VH gene use. Thus, deep sequencing reveals a previously unidentified mode of B-cell selection.
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By LIZ BUTTON
The city is expected to hire Rye Golf Club Strategic Committee chairman Peter Marshall to finish out the year as general manager of the club, pushing interim manager Jim Lopolito to the sidelines.
City Manager Scott Pickup said in meetings, conversations and discussions, both formal and informal, amongst the seven-member Rye Golf Club commission, City Council members and city staff, Marshall's name was mentioned as a successor to Lopolito at the club, which is one of the city's two enterprise funds.
Pickup said any formal recommendation from the golf commission, which functions as an advisory board but has no authority over golf club operations, will not come until Oct. 23 at the next regularly scheduled commission meeting, but sources close to the situation indicate the move from Lopolito to Marshall is imminent.
The city manager has the sole power to hire and fire any city employees, according to the city charter. Lopolito was hired on an interim basis in January with a one-year contract after it was revealed last fall that club members had been allegedly bilked out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by former club manager Scott Yandrasevich through shell staffing companies he set up. Yandrasevich resigned from his position with the city-owned golf club in January.
Marshall is retiring from his position as chief financial officer of Sweet & Low. He was appointed as chair of the city's strategic committee, which was created to suggest which structural and operational changes to make at the club after the financial scandal was uncovered.
In this, Marshall was helpful with the strategic planning process, and the city has discussed formalizing some sort of agreement about possible future employment with him, Pickup said.
According to sources, that future employment appears to be as club manager following an interim stint to help finish out the year.
"We have talked about a lot of ways to engage Peter's help," Pickup said. "He has certainly offered his time and experience to us in a lot of different ways. Certainly, we want to continue to have his expertise."
City and club officials have talked about finding a permament replacement for the club manager position. To date, there had been no prior public discussion of appointing a person to manage the club through the remainder of the year. There has been growing concern with the current management of the club and its facilities with recent revelations that the Whitby Castle is heading toward a signficant year-end deficit.
Meanwhile, Pickup said the city plans to fulfill Lopolito's contract as written, so Lopolito will stay on the grounds doing day-to-day operational duties and programming while Marshall helps more with profit and loss and financial analysis.
Some club members say the quick behind-the-scenes process disregards any efforts at transparency, which is at the root of the controversy surrounding the club.
Republican councilman and mayoral candidate Joe Sack, who is liaison to the golf commission, said the club desperately needs someone who has long-term potential to step into the position.
Sack said he wants "someone with Peter's qualifications, someone who can step into an extremely unique situation."
"I think it is going to be awfully hard to find someone to take this job under the circumstances we have," The councilman said. "This is especially true because the job could be obsolete in six months if the city issues a [request for proposals] to outsource the management of Whitby Castle and the city…ends up hiring a company."
At an Oct. 16 Rye Golf Club Finance Committee meeting, after press time, a discussion was slated to take place about signing a consulting contract to hire a headhunting firm or to hire Marshall, but no one will vote on anything until the full council is present at the regular golf commission meeting, Pickup said.
The rest of the commission is a mixed bag in terms of their views on hiring Marshall to finish out the end of the year as manager, but a good number are on board with that particular scenario, Pickup said.
Although there is not yet a consensus of opinion among the commission and golf club members on this, there is consensus that there should be a new permanent manager as soon as possible.
"I think that it is one of those situations where the solution is right under our noses. We shouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth," Sack said.
Interim manager Lopolito could not reached for comment as of press time.
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Aug. 19
Texas Gov. Rick Perry -- a 2012 Republican presidential primary candidate who some think will try again in 2016 -- will headline the California Republican Party's fall convention this October in Anaheim.
"Gov. Perry's leadership is a major reason why Texas has emerged as one of America's leading forces for economic opportunity and personal freedom, and we're delighted that he accepted our invitation," state GOP chairman Jim Brulte said Monday.
Republican National Committee Co-Chairwoman Sharon Day and National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden also are scheduled to speak at the convention, which will run Oct. 4-6 at the Hilton Anaheim.
Day, now in her second term as RNC co-chairwoman, will discuss "the committee's historic investment in California," according to the party's news release. The RNC less than a month ago announced it had hired 23-year-old San Diego campaign operative Clinton Soffer as its state director for California, charged with overseeing GOP field operations as the besieged California party works to rebuild from the ground up.
Rep. Walden, R-Ore., "will focus his remarks on California's critical role in maintaining the Republican majority in the House of Representatives," the state GOP's news release said. Much like last year, California should see a bunch of competitive House races in 2014.
Aug. 19
A state lawmaker wants to make sure there's no chance that the builders of the Bay Bridge's new eastern span will receive a $20 million bonus.
State Sen. Anthony Cannella, R-Ceres, issued a statement Monday saying he'd been pleased last month to hear that the bridge's opening might be delayed in order to ensure that safety issues -- broken anchor rods embedded in seismic stabilizers -- could be addressed.
"I was surprised that just two days following the announcement that the bridge opening would be delayed, there was a last-minute proposal to use shims as a temporary fix," he said. "The news that the eleventh-hour decision to open the Bay Bridge will result in a $20 million bonus warrants an investigation.
"I find it egregious that the lead builder is going to be in line to receive $20 million in bonuses when the increased costs stemming from construction errors could well exceed that amount," Cannella said. "I am working with my colleagues in the Legislature to ensure that this decision to use a last-minute temporary fix is completely investigated. We have already been working to address issues relating to other safety issues, massive cost overruns and previous delays in construction. As an engineer, I continue to be baffled by the decisions made in the building of this bridge."
As my colleagues Lisa Vorderbrueggen and Matthias Gafni reported last week, American Bridge/Fluor Enterprises -- the main contractor for the self-anchored suspension span segment -- could earn as much as $20 million in incentive payments for completing a set of seismic readiness construction tasks whether or not the bridge opens to traffic Sept. 3. Bay Area Toll Authority executive director and oversight committee Chairman Steve Heminger has cast doubt on whether the contractor would get the money, given the cracked-rod fiasco.


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You basterd! $37.6 MILLION!
Quentin Tarantino is a bonafide box office basterd. Just ask his cinematic celluloid-mate Robert Rodriguez. Tarantino's latest joint, "Inglourious Basterds," stormed the charts to take the #1 position over the weekend, grossing $37.6 million in Nazi gold, while Rodriguez's kiddie flick, "Shorts," was squished like a bug, finishing sixth in its debut with just $6.6 million.
The Weinstein Co.'s WWII fantasy epic--clocking in at over 2 ½ hours--is not only Tarantino's best opening ever (previous high was "Kill Bill Vol. 2" - $25.1 mil) but the distributor's first number one debut since "Scary Movie 4" in 2006. It's also the best "war" film to debut since the Iraqi invasion began. The box office is literally a bloody trail of films that have tried and died…until now. It took a revisionist's history to rewrite the box office woes that have plagued war films of late, but that said, Tarantino's latest is really a love letter to cinema, thinly disguised as combat propaganda. In International waters, "Inglourious Basterds" was equally potent, grossing a career-best $27.5 million for QT in 2,630 locations.
Sony's "District 9" was zoned out of the top spot, but still abducted $18.9 million from audiences in the runner-up position, dropping just 51% versus last weekend. With $73 million in the bank, expect the $35 million venture to be hugely profitable for the distributor and summer's second biggest surprise--"The Hangover" being the story this summer as it has grossed $268 million to date for Warner Bros.
"G.I. Joe" hung its hat on the third rung, as Paramount's cartoon adaptation shot up $12 million in its third go-round, dropping a respectable 45% and sporting a total of $120 million. Worldwide, the Stephen Sommers directed flick has already banked over $225 million.
"The Time Traveler's Wife" finished fourth, earning $10 million in its second weekend. The Eric Bana/Rachel McAdams romance has now courted $37 million from moviegoers.
Holding stronger than any other film in the Top 10, Meryl Streep's "Julie & Julia" dipped just 25% from last weekend, stirring up $9 million and $59 million total.
Besides "Inglourious Basterds," none of the other new wide releases packed any punch. Yup, the dregs of summer are officially upon us. "Shorts" debuted in over 3,100 theatres but could only pack in an anemic $2,100 per screen. Faring even worse was Fox's teen comedy "Post Grad." The Michael Keaton starrer grossed just $2.8 million in nearly 2,000 theatres. That paltry gross makes Fox's last teen comedy, "I Love You Beth Cooper," which opened with $4.9 million, seem like a box office behemoth in comparison. However, ye olde bomb of the weekend goes to Walt Disney and Co. who released "X-Games 3D: The Movie" to empty theatres from coast to coast, grossing just $800,000 from nearly 1,400 theatres. That's a mind-bendingly small $500 per screen…and once you factor in the higher ticket prices…you can see how harsh this gross really is, dude. To 3D or not to 3D…that is no longer the question. If its not live or a very special event…don't bother tapping into the third dimension. You don't know what you're messin' with.
In limited release, Freestyle's "My One and Only" starring Rene Zellwegger grossed a healthy $60,708 from just four theatres in LA and NY to top the per screen average with over $15,000 per. Expect a decent expansion next weekend and the weeks to come for the 1950's era comedy.
Next weekend, horror sequels goes headless-to-headless as WB's "The Final Destination" and Weinstein's "Halloween 2" square off. It's odd for two genre films to be released on the same weekend, and more curious when two huge horror franchises both debut in over 3,000 sites. Every film in the "Final Destination" franchise has opened with more than its predecessor: $10 mil, $16 mil, $19 mil. While Rob Zombie's original remake (an oxymoron, I know) debuted with $26 mil. Expect both films to be hurt a bit here, however they should be very close in terms of actual grosses--$20 mil…give or take a few mil. Also opening wide, Focus' "Taking Woodstock" which debuts in 1,300 theatres. Expect low single digits for this hippie-dippie trip featuring comic Demetri Martin.


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SAUQUOIT, N.Y.�� Jenna Mazza scored two second-half goals for Sauquoit Valley Monday and the Indians defeated Poland 2-1 in a Center State Conference crossover match between reigning Section III champions.
The loss came in the first match of the season for Poland (0-1-0), the 2012 state Class D champion. Sauquoit Valley won the section�s Class C title last fall.
The teams played a scoreless first half, but Sauquoit Valley started to assert its speed advantage on the wings early in the first 40 minutes to take control of the game.
Sauquoit Valley outshot Poland 22-3.
�We kept knocking on the door and it�s got to open,� Sauquoit Valley coach Tim Clive said.
Mazza opened the door for the Indians (2-1-0) with her first goal in the 18th minute of the second half, volleying a shot to the far upper corner of the net from 30 yards out. Her second goal with 12:30 left on an assist from Nakeya Stedman, a speedy junior, who, along with Abbey Mielnicki, created speed mismatches for the Poland defenders.
�They�ve got athletes,� Poland coach Tom Basel said. �They�ve got great athletes.�
Shiane Irwin got Poland on the board with 5:52 left to play.
Poland goalkeeper Courtney Green and the Tornadoes� defense was under considerable pressure for most of the game. Green finished with 13 saves. Alyson Gaffney had four saves for Sauquoit.
Poland is back on the field Friday, when it hosts Owen D. Young. Sauquoit Valley is at Westmoreland Wednesday.
Poland and Sauquoit meet one more time this season. That match will be played Sept. 26 in Poland.
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By NLOS-LS Project Office ReleaseJune 11, 2009
The Non-Line of Sight-Launch System provides networked, responsive, platform independent and rapidly deployable precision strike capability against moving and stationary targets, land and sea, for the Army's modular and future force and Navy's Littoral Combat Ship.
It is platform-independent, self-contained and compatible with current and future command and control systems. NLOS-LS comprises the container launch unit and a precision attack missile all-up-round. It is planned for initial fielding to the Infantry Brigade Combat Teams and the Littoral Combat Ships.
The modular Precision Attack Missile is effective against moving and stationary targets. The missile has a 40-kilometer maximum range and uses a GPS/inertial navigation system to guide to the target area. Once in the target area, the missile uses its dual mode uncooled imaging infrared, semiactive laser seeker to acquire and perform terminal guidance on high-value targets. In addition, a GPS/inertial mission can also be executed to deliver the missile's warhead to a requested target position. Following launch, targeting data can be updated and sent to the missile via an onboard radio system. The missile has a boost sustain rocket motor and a fragmentation wrapped, shaped-charge warhead capable of defeating armored targets, soft targets and field fortifications.
The container launch unit consists of the computer and communications system and the base. The base is a four-by-four matrix that provides 16 locations, one for the command and control system and 15 for missile all-up-rounds. The container launch unit is designed to accept other missile variants that enhance NLOS-LS capabilities. The unit is capable of unattended operations without external power. The command and control system communicates with the network via a network radio that provides the mission-specific data needed for threat engagement. Its software provides built-in testing; training; fire mission processing, which allows rapid fire of all 15 missiles at five-second intervals; power management application; GPS location; and system status.
NLOS-LS began Guidance Test Vehicle flight tests in November 2008 and will continue through January 2010. Seven GTV flight tests have been successfully conducted at White Sands missile Range, N.M. Flight tests have demonstrated the launch of missiles from a container launch unit and direct hits against various Army targets (T-72, BMP-2, rocket launchers) at ranges from 4 to 32 kilometers.
To date, the NLOS-LS flight tests have demonstrated target engagement with multiple seeker modes to include; uncooled imaging infrared sensor, semi-active laser designation, SAL anointment in which the SAL and UCIIR cooperatively prosecute the target. Additionally, the flights have demonstrated the inertial and GPS blended navigation capability of the missile. The missile navigation has been conducted in both standard trajectory and an altitude hold flight pattern. The missile's on-board JTRS compatible, Single Channel Radio System radio has been successfully tested during the flight tests. The radio has joined and operated as a node on the net and transmitted terminal images through the radio to the Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System during the flight tests.
The most recent flight tests, GTV 9 and GTV 10, were conducted May 16. Both missiles were launched out of the same container launch unit, demonstrating multiple launch capability. The first missile launched against a BMP-2 target and flew three way points to a range of 4 kilometers. All GTV 9 test objectives were met even though the missile missed the target by a few feet. The second missile successfully engaged a T-72 tank equipped with countermeasures at a range of 32 kilometers. Additionally, these tests demonstrated successful interoperability with AFATDS through the complete transmission of terminal images.
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St. Mary's of Michigan Offers the Most Advanced in Imaging Technology
The LightSpeed VCT, from GE Healthcare, is available at St. Mary's of Michigan - Towne Centre and is the first of its kind in the region. More commonly known at "64-slice CT," the equipment provides the most innovative way for physicians to diagnose fractures, tumors, masses, hemorrhages, cardiac problems and other medical conditions. "This is far more advanced than anything else that is being used in the area," said Sabrina Williams, manager of imaging services at St. Mary's of Michigan-Towne Center and other sites.
The St. Mary's of Michigan Foundation funded the purchase of the 64-slice imaging equipment.
In a single rotation of the imaging unit, the LightSpeed VCT produces a volume of data at 40 mm per rotation, creating 64 high-resolution anatomical images as thin as a credit card. These images are combined to form a three-dimensional view of the patient's anatomy for physicians at St. Mary's of Michigan to analyze. This technology replaces the more traditional CT scanning available at St. Mary's of Michigan-Towne Centre.
A CT scan is a medical diagnostic tool that allows the visualization of internal structures within the body. This aids physicians in diagnosing disease, viewing internal abnormalities and assessing the extent of trauma damage. During a typical CT procedure, the patient is placed on a table, which then moves through a donut-shaped device that houses an X-ray tube and detector array. The X-ray tube rotates around the patient and X-rays pass through the patient to the detector array, and X-ray measurements are acquired. A computer then processes the information and displays the corresponding images on a screen.
With the new technology, during each rotation of the X-ray tube, 64 images are recorded, compared to only two images per revolution with prior technology, Williams said.
The 64-slice technology currently is being used in a variety of applications and soon will have additional uses for viewing and diagnosing cardiac conditions, Williams said.
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THIBODAUX — A new music curriculum that is turning heads across Louisiana won recognition for Lafourche schools Superintendent Jo Ann Matthews from a state music association.
Given by the Louisiana Music Educator's Association, the outstanding administrator award recognizes a school leader who has shown exceptional support for music and the arts.
The music programs in Lafourche's public schools are undergoing big changes, said Julie Bourgeois, supervisor of instruction. In the past, each middle and high school had one band director who taught only at that school. Now, teachers travel among schools, giving more specialized instruction to the students.
This means students playing different instruments, such as percussion or brass, get specific lessons, said Central Lafourche High band Director Cory Adams. Before the change, one teacher had to handle all of the students playing different kinds of instruments.
"We're using a team-teaching method where we have lot of people at any given school at any given time," Adams said. "It has allowed us to still do the class band but get some students private help. It's fantastic."
Former Central Lafourche band Director Jim Trent came up with the idea, Bourgeois said. Trent was called in during fall 2007 to replace a middle-school band director who quit. He suggested switching from the one-teacher-per-school method to the current model to retain more teachers and boost the program's effectiveness. Matthews decided to implement the new system.
"We went from not being able to find people to now, (where) we have no difficulty attracting quality music personnel," Bourgeois said. "We have people who have heard about us from other states, e-mailing the school system, sending out applications."
But Matthews has more plans for the arts in Lafourche schools.
"We also have drama and art in our schools and plans to increase those programs," Matthews said. "It is proven that students who participate in those activities increase academic achievement as well."
Matthews knows firsthand the value of music education: She played violin in the Louisiana State Orchestra and was a member of the All-State Choir.
Yet with money scarce locally and at the state level, it may be difficult to maintain the new developments. Matthews said she and her staff, with the support of the School Board, will look to grants and other sources to keep the programs alive.
"Across the state there is such a demand on students in testing. We're supposed to develop kids academically as well as socially and emotionally," Matthews said. "But in so many parishes because of budget shortfalls, there has been no concentration on the social-emotional aspect of school. It's important."
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One step forward two steps back!
I've been reading alot of our threads and comments lately and sense that things arent going to plan for us.
Granted we have had some great memories in the last 12 months but for all our hard work it seems something out there is conspiring against us:
1) Possible move to Statford. This seems to be having a negative impact on us.
2) Lack of goals: Our strikers are way off in sort of form.
3) defense is too inconsistant. both injurys and form have prevented us from playing a stable and solid back 4 for some time.
4) depth of squad. Large as it was the quality is lacking due to lack of confidence or playing time.
I dont think we will get in the top 4, infact we will be fighting for top 6 come the end of the season. It seems we have not done enough to build on recent successes and tinkered too much with formations. I dont know any other teams in the league that dont have a stable starting 11. Too many of our players don't suit playing with each other it is crazy.
I'm in a daze at the moment about SPURS! I really dont know why I feel so negative at the mo. It wasnt long ago we were staring relegation in the face. HELP!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Having only been born in the late 60's I never got the chance to see the great team that we were back then.
My 37 years as a Spurs fan has seen us put together teams that were 90% to becoming great without ever slotting those last pieces in to place. I belong to the generation of Spurs fans that is used to riding the rollercoaster of ecstasy and agony.
I'd prefer to think of our current team as 2 steps forward 1 step back rather than the other way round. It's certainly one of the Spurs teams with the most potential that I've seen in my time and recent seasons have been one of the most exciting times to be a Spurs fan. Whatever else, being a Spurs fan's never dull !!!
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Hi All and cheers for the comments. I do post occassionally but have been on the message board for a few years now. Its good to vent with fellow YIDS.
Kurt i do agree that we have been making steady progress 2 steps forward 1 back, but just of late that momentum has stalled. We do need to find that again and quick as the poor form of Liverpool and chelsea seem to be a thing of the past now.
Last night was a good 3 points depsite another poor performance so no complaints there. WHat annoys me is our use of fringe players. I get frustrated when other teams bring in young players who are given a proper chance to develop. We seem to just buy young loan out and then we never see them again.
This goes in hand with the likes of Gio and Pav. Pav needs a good run like any striker and as for Gio well who knows. It seems weird that a large majority of us see potential but Harry plays Crouch all the time.
And lastly I still think Cudincini should start some games. Gomes despite some grate saves is having a very negative effect on the back four in my opinion and needs dropping. An outfield player making the mistakes he has would have been dropped long ago.
Ive been a supporter since i was a boy in the eariy 1950s i stood outside edmonton town hall and watched the bus bring the double side along the high road ive been to the lane with my dad and seen all the great players from the billy nicholson side right till the present side and while i have never lost my love and passion for spurs sadly the people who have been running our club have not sharedour the supporters passion we used to be a club that attracted and bought the best players even when we were not at the top in stead of expecting to beat the top teams harry thinks we dun fantastic we got a draw and what a fantastic side we played i dont no about you but i find that attitude all wrong you never hear fergie or vinnager make those excuses they expect to win and if they dont its a failure maybe our management teem should rethink their attitude and stop settling for medioka and give us back our pride
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steve r, what management team? do we actually have one in place? if so they really don't know their arse from their elbow! have we even got a coach for the defence(please note that's how the english spell the word correctly)? clearly not, and please don't shout in your post!
HighRoadJohn HighRoadJohn Feb 3, 2011 01:25 Flag
Without wanting to sound like a gooner, to field a "settled" side this season would have been nice, but too many long-term injuries have prevented this, also short term injuries across midfield and the second string centre backs. Whilst I know many teams have had to cope with this, we certainly have had our fair share this season. I would love to settle on Gomes, Hutton, King, Dawson, BAE, Lennon, Modric, Hudd, Bale, vdV and Defoe.
Cudicini, Corluka, Krancjar, Crouch, Kaboul, Gallas, Jenas, and Pienaar as cover. Feel free to put me right on this! Who would be your ideal "settled" side, injuries notwithstanding?
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Hey HighRoad,
I would agree with your first choice 11, If our team had managed to stay fit throughout the season those 11 would be my first choice. 'IF ONLY'
I like your second 11 or back up, I know that Jenas/Corluka have their haters, but personally I don't think many EPL teams have back up players who are of similar quality. I know some other people have flogged this to death, but I would love to have seen Gio get a chance. I guess the fact he hasn't tells us something about his attitude.
COYS!! Tonight is huge!!
Welcome to the funny farm.
Look at the positives - we're still 5th without our strikers firing and without playing to our potential. That bodes well - all we need is a turning point - and any game can give us that. Tonight could be the night.
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Yeah John - I'm with you.
Considering how crap we have been playing lately, we are still holding down 5th, and it will only take a few games to get us back in competition for 4th.
If we get through tonight with a win - with Modric missing, Bale missing, and our first choice CBs missing - it will say a lot for our squad. This is where the rubber hits the road and it will depend on everyone else steps up. I think we have the character to do it.
We all know exactly how you feel Marc G.
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Firstly Marc G,
Welcome, you are amongst the yidds now, we know exactly how you feel. Let you feelings flow!
Things will get better!
Hopefully sooner rather than later.


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One month into 2014 and the BigLaw flurry of lawyer moves that tend to follow the payouts of end-of-year bonuses remains in full swing.
The latest laterals to hop from one firm to another are a trio of employment lawyers that includes Zach Fasman, a New York lawyer that some consider a dean of the labor and employment bar.
Mr. Fasman, who is co-chair of the employment discrimination practice at Paul Hastings LLP, is joining Proskauer Rose LLP. His colleagues Allan Bloom and Erika Collins are also making the move, which the firm is expected to announce on Monday. Proskauer is known for its expertise in labor and employment law.
Mr. Fasman has successfully argued two cases before the Supreme Court, and has also negotiated labor deals with large unions and appeared numerous times before the National Labor Relations Board.
He and Mr. Bloom represented New York law firm Sullivan & Cromwell LLP in a 2007 sexual-orientation discrimination suit brought by Aaron Charney, a gay former associate who accused Sullivan's partners of lewd and illegal behavior. The suit was settled later that year.
Mr. Bloom advises clients on employment disputes and specializes in the financial services industry. Ms. Collins is an international labor and employment attorney who helps companies manage global workforces.
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According to a senior US military official, the US is sending nearly 100 US troops, a combination of Marines and soldiers to the US Embassy in Baghdad.
This follows an announcement tonight from the Pentagon that DoD will be providing security assistance to the Embassy at the request of the State dept – see statement below.
Statement from Pentagon Press Secretary Rear Adm. John Kirby
At the request of the State Department, the U.S. military is providing security assistance for our diplomatic facilities in Baghdad. A small number of DOD personnel are augmenting State Department security assets in Baghdad to help ensure the safety of our facilities. The temporary relocation of some embassy personnel is being facilitated aboard commercial, charter and State Department aircraft as appropriate. The U.S. military has airlift assets at the ready should State Department request them, as per normal inter-agency support arrangement.


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When the 30-year-old woman came into contact with a woman who told that Assange had raped her, the two went to the police.
It was during his current visit to Sweden, among else to hold talks and meet with representatives from the Pirate Party, that Julian Assange met the two women, who has not previously seen either him or each other. He is now suspected of raping one of the women and for molestation of the other.
The 30-year-old woman said that she, for her part claims to be a victim of molestation, but not a rape.
The origins of the police report came last Friday. Another woman approached her and told a similar, but worse history. The second woman is between 20 and 30 years of age.
For the sake of the ongoing police investigation, the 30-year old woman does not want to tell more details yet, but she has left a very detailed statement to the police. Also the other woman has made a detailed statement to the police.
"I immediately believed in what she told me because I had an experience similar to her story," the woman said to Aftonbladet.
The two women then decided to jointly go to the police to leave their statements.
She says that it is not true, as some media have reported, that they would be afraid of Assange and therefore refused to notify the police.
"He is not violent and I do not feel threatened by him," said the woman.
In both cases, it is about a situation starting as voluntary sex, that in a later stage overstepped into molestation.
"The other woman wanted to report the rape. I gave my story as a testimony to hers and to support her. We fully stand behind our statements."
The conspiracy theories that are flooding the web right now is strongly dismisses by the woman.
"The charges against Assange is of course not orchestrated by either the Pentagon or anyone else. The responsibility for what happened to me and the other girl is held by a man with a skew perception of women who do not take no for an answer," the woman says to Aftonbladet.
Late this afternoon, the chief prosecutor annulled the order of arrest of Assange, since "suspicions are not such that he should be arrested. However, the investigation can continue," according to Karin Rosander, information officer at the Office of the Public Prosecutor.
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Many, many observers believe that they will see this Friday the penultimate act of a farce, "A Comedy of Errors," performed by The Committee of European Banking Supervisors. They should check their tickets first.
Instead, they may witness the opening night of a show with fewer giggles yet more substance. The revelations of the much-maligned test could yet be the catalyst for further issuance, narrowing spreads and greater liquidity in the European funding markets. By good fortune, it may also provide a much-needed fillip to investment banking revenues in the second half of the year.
Friday at 1700 Central European Time onward — after Europe's markets close — will see the publication of tests on 91 euro-zone banking institutions. As an exercise in transparency, it's been remarkably opaque. Those in the markets don't know how stressful the tests have been and their likely reaction is unclear. A weekend of cogitation may inform market reaction Monday.
Europe's regulators are testing the capital adequacy of European banks by submitting their balance sheets to a stressed scenario which for next year assumes three percentage points lower GDP growth than the consensus forecast and a fall in sovereign debt prices although, it's thought, crucially not a sovereign debt restructuring scenario. It's assumed that banks will take haircuts of different sizes for sovereign debt of different countries. Few other details are known of the test criteria. Failure of the tests means not having enough capital. It may be that very few listed banks fail. The most likely candidates, according to analysts for failure, are in Greece while in Germany and Spain the most likely to come up short are unlisted Landesbanks and unlisted Cajas, respectively. In all three countries surplus bailout funds exist that should cover any shortfall. So, the markets may not be called upon to participate in further capitalization of banks in Europe at this point.
Indeed, for the banks, the biggest effect would be regaining some confidence in each other and reducing borrowing costs.
This time last year, all the talk in banking circles was about whether the resurgence in investment banking revenues was sustainable and when asset quality would start to stabilize. Then, as now, much emphasis was being put on what kind of regulatory regime would be in place for banks to deal with.
A year on, the capital markets bonanza hasn't been sustained and volumes in debt and equity capital markets are far from knockout. Broadly, asset quality has stabilized and the regulatory picture is a little clearer.
True, the markets won't wear a whitewash. Banks have to be seen to fail and those that don't must see their numbers put under realistic stress scenarios. Tests that lack credibility could tip the markets into renewed gloom over the banking sector with debt markets closing up again and equity market continuing to show the lack of differentiation they have exhibited so far this year.
If Friday's results are to be hailed a success, they need to be the catalyst for normalization in the funding market for European banks both in the short and longer term. Since the expiry of the ECB's 12-month loans, which passed with barely a market ripple earlier this month, the short-term end of the market looks better although smaller south European names are still effectively shut out. Friday might herald a move towards normalization for them if the stress tests clear the air.
In longer-term funding, the situation has also shown signs of normalizing although issuance in June was disappointing. This week, BBVA became the first Spanish lender to issue covered bonds in three months but had to pay up for the privilege — 195 basis points over swaps. It can be done — but at a price.
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