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(HOUSTON) – Hines, the international real estate firm, announced today the closing of the Hines CalPERS Green Development Fund (HCG), capitalized with more than $120 million of committed equity and with leverage will have the ability to invest up to $500 million.
HCG will concentrate on developing high performance, sustainable office buildings certifiable through the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Core and Shell Program (LEED-CS).
The fund will focus on developing office projects throughout the United States.
The fund has already deployed capital to take controlling interest its first project, Tower 333 in Bellevue, WA.
Completion for this Hines-developed 20-story, 410,000-square-foot office project is expected in the fourth quarter of 2007.
Hines President Jeff Hines, said, "The formation of this fund represents several significant events.
First, the largest pension fund in the nation has acknowledged the importance and economic viability of sustainable building, which is a monumental step for the industry.
Second, it is notable that CalPERS has selected Hines to create the nation's first 'green' fund, based on our experience in sustainable development as recognized by the USGBC and the EPA.
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Hines Senior Vice President and fund manager Dan Rashin, added, "We have long tried to persuade tenants that there are significant bottom-line benefits to sustainable development and build out.
Fortunately, the green movement is gaining steam as the public become more conscious of its benefits.
The real estate industry is finally ready for green."
Hines and CalPERS share five other joint ventures, including chronologically: National Office Partners, LP; Hines CalPERS Mexico Holdings, LP; Hines CalPERS Brazil Interests, LP; Hines CalPERS Spain Interests, LP; and Hines CalPERS China Interests, LP.
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Hines has established itself as a leader in sustainable development around the globe.
1180 Peachtree in Atlanta, which Hines developed with CalPERS through National Office Partners, was the first LEED-CS Silver pre-certified office project in the world – now it is Gold certified. It was followed by One South Dearborn, the first LEED-CS Silver pre-certified project in Illinois, which is now Silver certified.
Tower 333 is the nation's first LEED-CS pre-certified office project on the West Coast and Hines' 2211 Michelson Office Tower in Irvine is the first LEED-CS pre-certified project in California.
In addition, Hines has five projects registered with the LEED Existing Buildings pilot program.
The firm was also recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency's ENERGY STAR program as "Partner of the Year" from 2001-2003 and received the "Sustained Excellence Award" in 2004.
CalPERS is the nation's largest public pension fund with assets totaling more than $210 billion. The System provides retirement and health benefits to more than 1.4 million State and local public employees, retirees, and their families. For more information, visit www.calpers.ca.gov.
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Miriam Carey, a 34-year old woman whom was a dental hygienist was killed by police on Thursday October 3 after a high-speed chase through Washington, D.C., that led to a lockdown of Capitol Hill. The suspect's mother reported to ABC news that she suffered post-partum depression following the recent birth of her daughter and was hospitalized within this last year for psychosis and delusional thinking. It is such a tragedy that this wild car chase ended in death, leaving the one-year-old child in the car motherless and traumatized. It is a very sad ending to this new mother's life with her beautiful baby daughter.
According to the American Psychological Association, 9-16% of new mothers will experience Post Partum Depression. This also includes Post Partum Psychosis, which appears to be what Miriam Carey may have been struggling with in this last year. These disorders not treated with the proper medical and or psychological treatment can be very detrimental and life changing for new moms and their baby's cognitive and emotional development.
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- The lack of the ability to function in everyday life and increase risk for anxiety, cognitive impairment, guilt, self blame, and fear
- Difficulty in providing developmentally appropriate care to infants
- Loss of pleasure or interest in life, sleep disturbance, feelings of irritability or anxiety, withdrawal from family and friends, crying, and thoughts of hurting oneself or one's child
These symptoms can particularly be problematic because of the social role adjustments expected of new mothers, which include immediate and constant infant care, redefining spousal and familial relationships, and work role.
Some new mothers can be embarrassed to seek help for Post Partum Depression. This may be due to the shame of feeling extremely sad after giving birth to a new baby which is perceived as a "miracle and joyous time" for families. Due to the social stigma attached to mental health many individuals will not take the proper precautions and treatment for mood disorders.
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- Self-care. Make sure you take out at least one hour of each day to something that brings joy or relaxation to you as a new mother. Take a walk, read a book, bubble bath, watch a favorite movie or TV show, eat your favorite food, or calling friends to catch up or laugh.
- Asking for help and staying connected with friends. Make sure to stay in constant contact as much as you can with good friends, your spouse, and close family. Invite them to come over and spend time with you and the baby. Share with your support system your true feelings and struggles with being a new mom. Ask them for assistance with cooking meals, shopping, holding the baby, or watching them while you go out to the store. Get a sitter so you can run errands to get 1 hour of freedom from constant care or responsibility of the baby. Some say it takes a village to raise a child so asking for help with care of a child is acceptable and necessary for caregivers. Supportive spouses really help lighten the load so ask them for help when needed.
- Exercising and eating healthy. Research keeps showing that mood is correlated with food that we eat and that exercise produces endorphins that fights depression and brings positivity. Sugar and carbs and cause peaks and then crashes with mood. Walk the baby in a stroller if you cannot find time to independently exercise.
- Don't blame yourself. Understand that you can't be blamed for feelings of despair or depression. If you start feeling excessive or inappropriate guilt, recognize that you didn't choose this disorder. "You haven't done anything wrong," Dr. Phil stresses. "This isn't something that you should feel guilty about."
- Seek professional help. One to one counseling can really help new moms to process their feelings in a safe neutral supportive environment. So many changes are going on hormonally and relationally. Getting that extra support can help reduce the symptoms. Medication may be needed as well. Research shows that talk therapy with diet, exercise and or medication significantly reduces depression.
Call a mental health professional who specializes in Depression.
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Jaeger (clothing)
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Key people
|Founder: Lewis Tomalin
Majority owner: Better Capital
CEO: Colin Henry
Jaeger /ˈjeɪɡə/ is a United Kingdom-based fashion brand and retailer of menswear and womenswear. Traditionally known for a classic 'twinset and pearls' image[1] and the use of high-quality natural fibres, it has focused on updating its brand image since 2008, when it first appeared at London Fashion Week.[2] Formerly owned by Harold Tillman, and acquired by Better Capital in 2011, the brand's current positioning is described as "affordable luxury".[3]
Company history[edit]
Jaeger was established by British businessman Lewis Tomalin as 'Dr Jaeger's Sanitary Woollen System Co Ltd' in 1884, capitalising on a craze for wool-jersey long johns inspired by the theories of German scientist Dr Gustav Jaeger. Jaeger's writings about the value of wearing animal fibres (not cotton) next to the skin had attracted fans including George Bernard Shaw.[4][5] The woollen undergarments were worn by many explorers – including Ernest Shackleton. It had received its first Royal Warrant by 1910.[4]
Jaeger began creating wool suits, and by the start of World War I it had cut its associations with Germany and become a British brand. Long johns for British and Commonwealth troops kept the company going during the war, but by the 1920s it had switched to fashion.[5] The company's flagship store opened on Regent Street in the 1930s and attracted a solid clientele who wanted British-made garments at prices that were not as high as Savile Row or the high-end couture brands.[5]
Natural fibres remained central to the brand – the camel hair coat was a Jaeger invention and it also utilised other exotic woollen fibres such as cashmere, angora and alpaca.[5] Jaeger's yarns were also popularised via knitting patterns in the 1940s.[6][7] The clothing was modelled by both Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe in the 1950s.[8]
1960s direction[edit]
Jaeger began attracting a younger client base in the 1960s, partly due to a revival in British fashion but also because of the influence of Jean Muir, who joined the company in 1956 and was put in charge of its more fashionable Young Jaeger brand, staying for six years before branching out on her own.[9][10] During the 1960s Jaeger clothes were modelled by Jean Shrimpton and photographed by David Bailey – giving it credibility with a younger audience.[5] In 1966, a Jaeger linen dress formed part of the Dress of the Year, as chosen by Sunday Times fashion editor Ernestine Carter.[11]
1990s on[edit]
The company had been bought by Coats Paton – later Coats Viyella – in 1967.[12] By the 1990s, Jaeger was struggling, possibly because its customer base was ageing with the brand and with no younger audience to replace it.[5] It has also been suggested that the influx of European brands perceived as more fashionable during the 1980s – including MaxMara and Escada – contributed to its dwindling customer base.[13] There was a refocusing of the brand under the direction of design director Jeanette Todd and with some success – including picking up a British Fashion Award in 1996 – but this was followed by a period of management turmoil. The company hired Bella Freud to update its image and she introduced designs inspired by its 1930s and '40s styles, along with a mini skirt, bomber jacket and Jaeger little black dress.[13][14]
Coats sold Jaeger for a nominal fee to entrepreneur and former Queens Park Rangers F.C. chair Richard Thompson in 2003 – by this stage it was a chain with almost 250 shops.[15] It was swiftly re-sold by Thompson to retail entrepreneur and then British Fashion Council chair Harold Tillman. At this stage, the company was described as: "on its knees".[16]
In 2004, Belinda Earl – formerly of Debenhams – was employed as CEO. For a time, it was tipped as the next Burberry and the appointment of Stuart Stockdale as design director garnered positive publicity.[17] Its appearance at 2008 London Fashion Week, for the first time in its history also appeared to mark a stronger brand image.[5] As of 2011, Jaeger had 45 UK stores and shipped to 38 countries worldwide. In the same year it was commissioned to create uniforms for staff at Kensington Palace.[4]
Current operation[edit]
In April 2012 Jaeger was acquired by Better Capital.[18] In July 2013 Colin Henry was employed as CEO.[19] In the same year, Jaeger appointed creative directors Jsen Wintle (menswear) and Sheila McKain-Waid (womenswear).[20]
In 2014 Jaeger announced it would be increasing its UK sourcing to return the company to its historic reliance on UK factory production (a marker for the brand until 2000) aiming to produce 10-15 per cent of ranges in the UK by autumn 2014.[20][21]
- ^ Rogers, Daniel (9 January 2001). "Jaeger hires marketeer to ditch frumpy image". The Guardian. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
- ^ brand history. "Jaeger" (PDF). London Fashion Week. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
- ^ Staff. "Latest news, insight and analysis on Jaeger". Retail Week. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
- ^ a b c Leitch, Luke (11 November 2011). "Mencyclopaedia: Jaeger". Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ a b c d e f g Grant, Linda (23 January 2009). "Jaeger celebrates 125 years in the business". Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
- ^ V&A collections Jaeger knitting pattern. "1940s Patterns to Knit". V&A. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ Jaeger. "1950s knitting patterns". Advertising Archives. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ Ruddick, Graham (10 October 2013). "Fashion brand Jaeger to bring manufacturing back to the UK". Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ Stemp, Sinty (29 November 2006). "The Prime of Miss Jean Muir". The Scotsman. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ Biography. "Jean Muir". Design Museum. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ Listing. "Fashion Museum 1963-69". Bath Museum of Costume. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ "Records of Coats Viyella plc". University of Glasgow. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ a b Mills, Lauren (23 July 2000). "Jaeger fashions a new look". Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 18 April 2014.
- ^ Ehrlich, Doreen. "Jaeger". Fashion Encyclopaedia. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ Cave, Andrew (23 January 2003). "Entrepreneur poised to bag Jaeger for nominal price". Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ Wallop, Harry (16 April 2012). "Harold Tillman makes 'almost nothing' from Jaeger sale". Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ Leisa Barnett (4 November 2008). "Jaeger's New Stock". Vogue.com.
- ^ Staff (April 17, 2012). "Harold Tillman Sells Jaeger to Jon Moulton's Better Capital for Just £19.5 mn". International Business Times. Retrieved 14 April 2014.
- ^ Holland, Tiffany (24 June 2013). "Profile: New Jaeger chief executive, former Espirit product boss Colin Henry". Retail Week. Retrieved 14 April 2014.
- ^ a b Smith, Katie (18 March 2014). "Jaeger sets up team to develop UK supply base". Just Style. Retrieved 16 April 2014.
- ^ Powley, Tanya (5 December 2013). "'Made in Britain' demand prompts rise in textile manufacturing". Financial Times. Retrieved 16 April 2014.


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"The Winter's Tale," a collaboration between Quantum Theatre, Chatham Baroque and Attack Theatre, recalls the pasticcio tradition.
Music review: Josh Groban is masterful at the Benedum
Singer focuses on new album, "Stages," in intimate concert.
Music review: Echo and the Bunnymen live up to legacy at Smalls
British post-punk band soars in long-awaited return to Pittsburgh.
Review: Of Monsters and Men still monstrously appealing at Stage AE
Icelandic band returned to Pittsburgh with bigger production to focus on new album 'Beneath The Skin.'
Concert review: Trinity Choir delivers a jubilant performance
The renowned Choir of Trinity College Cambridge sang at Calvary Episcopal Church as part of the Britsburgh festival.
Review: Jazz Poetry concert a vibrant tribute to the world's persecuted writers
The Pittsburgh version of the City of Asylum held its annual Jazz Poetry concert on Saturday in West Park on the North Side.
Diana Ross brings Motown sound to the Benedum Center
The Motown superstar wowed the audience during Saturday evening concert.
Concert review: Saxophonist Phil Woods ends playing career on a high note
Mr. Woods was in firm command of the horn, combining tone with fluidity in a situation that necessarily had to be tight.
Brit Floyd puts on dazzling display at Stage AE
Tribute band gets fans as close as possible to the real thing.
Concert review: Idina Menzel nice, naughty, always entertaining at Benedum
The Tony-winning star of "Wicked" and singer of "Let It Go" takes the audience on an emotional ride.
Review: Dirty Dozen Brass Band gets crowd grooving
Those who went to the concert on Friday at South Park and expected a party to break out wouldn't have been disappointed.
2Do this week, Aug. 23-29: Cultural events around Pittsburgh
Soul Line Dancing, Idina Menzel, Len Barcousky and comedian Sommore all on the schedule for the coming week.
Social D, Anti-Flag power a Warped-style X-Fest II
Social Distortion plays classic album in full; Anti-Flag rages through political punk.
Florida Georgia Line rocks Pavilion with anything-goes attitude
Nashville duo plays its hits, and covers Garth Brooks and Wiz Khalifa.
Die Antwoord revels in the bizarre at Stage AE
South African crew puts a weird twist on rap and rave.
Nicki Minaj captivates crowd at First Niagara Pavilion with Pinkprint tour
She stopped in Pittsburgh as part of her world tour, joined by DeJ Loaf, Tinashe, Rae Sremmurd and Meek Mill.
Review: Selfies, stirring strains abound at PSO's 'Classical BBQ' performance
The Sunday evening series at Heinz Hall is part of a push to engage new audiences.
Concert review: Bootsy Collins Rubber Band brings the funk
Bootsy's Rubber Band is an offshoot of Parliament/Funkadelic and led by bassist William "Bootsy" Collins.
One Direction didn't quite fill Heinz Field but it did fill young hearts
The show departed from the usual large-scale teen-pop affair with more low-key production, but it didn't matter: The fans were ecstatic.
Blues Traveler jams freely at Stage AE
Veteran band mixes hits into lively, bluesy set.


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Tractor-trailer catches fire on Route 222
UPDATED 6:14 AM EDT May 18, 2013
A tractor-trailer hauling butter caught fire Thursday night on Route 222 in Warwick Township, Lancaster County.
The northbound lanes were closed for about five hours as crews cleaned up. No one was injured.
Northern Lancaster County Regional Police continue to investigate the crash, but said a mechanical issue with the truck appears to have caused the fire.
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Today's Real Party feature has got to be one of the cutest and most creative ideas I've stumbled upon in a while! This adorable "Mr. Man" Theme was created by Christina Brian of the Full House blog in order to celebrate the birthdays of her (super-cute) TRIPLET boys AND her brother! (Side note Christina has twin girls too!)
From a garland of ties to hilarious chocolate mustaches, this party is full of great inspiration for both birthday parties of all ages and boy baby showers…
Check out these fun pics – such a great idea for photo opps!
Read on for lots more pics & all the details, as told by Christina…
"So the Mr. Man party was so much fun. The welcome sign read, "Come One, Come All or just COMB over (get it!)…..MR. MAN PARTY "featuring" ANDREW & The BOYS".
Yes my brother was so kind to share his birthday with my boys in which I am very grateful for….like he really had a choice in the matter! =)
This birthday meant that my boys were kind of a coming of age. When you hit 2 years old you're kind of not a baby anymore so I had been a little sad to see this day come. That's where the whole idea started unfolding in my head for a "Mr. Man Party". If you can't beat 'em join 'em.
Seriously it won't be to long before they are wearing ties and carrying briefcases but hopefully not mustaches (unless they are chocolate ones on a stick). I promise to savor every last minute of these little tikes.
The cookies, especially the tie ones were so cute & tasty. Michelle makes very cute cakes as well…check her out.
The cupcakes were awesome because one of my favorite people came over and made them for me the day before the party. My Dad loved them so much that he even asked for the recipe. Perhaps I'll post the recipe because they are sure to trick the pickiest of eaters. On second thought, I don't know if I should because then my Dad would find out they were actually healthy & wouldn't eat them again. They were made with agave nectar, whole grain spelt flour, coconut oil, pineapple and carrots.
The chocolate mustaches were a hit!
My Mom made the shirts (pictured below). The front had old ties sewed on with the back having their initial embroidered on it. Thank you Momma, they were perfect.
Don't worry my brother got one too, except his said "The original Mr. Man" on the back. We really did call him Mr. Man when he was a little boy so it was very fitting!"
So cute, Christina – thanks again for sharing!
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1Erin SAYS:
Christina= clever! Love the chocolate mustache pops. Tasty and useful as a photo prop. As you mentioned it would make a cute shower theme for a baby boy too.
2Tori {Thoughtfully Simple} SAYS:
This is SO clever! I have two girls, but am loving this theme– so darn adorable! What a unique way to celebrate both younger "men" and all grown up ones! Great job Christina!
3candice SAYS:
This party idea is GREAT!…..love everything……my boy is turning 2 next month, I would've loved to use this idea…..anyway I am using other great theme party idea I found here COOKIE MONSTER!……..my son loves the blue monster and cookies!!
4Mandie SAYS:
OMG! The shirts with the ties sewed on are ADORABLE! And I am loving the Mr. Man birthday theme. Very clever! Finally something exclusively for boys.
5Tiffany Lachelle SAYS:
This was just too cute for words!!! Luv Luv Luv this idea and loooks like a great time
6Ivy Colon SAYS:
Adorable! Love all of the ideas.. u so clever! :)
7[email protected] SAYS:
Yaaaaaaaaaay, this is one of my favorite parties in all of the internet land. So glad to see it here.
8kellie @ this blessed nest SAYS:
the creativity from "Mrs. Full House" is A-MAZ-ING!!! she is full of ideas, wit, & wisdom. LOVE her blog.
9Zazoo SAYS:
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is Christina for real? One word…SUPERSTAR!
10Mandy SAYS:
Oh wow I bet that was a fun party!!!! Love the chocolate mustache suckers.
11Casey SAYS:
so sweet!
12Lollipop Events & Designs SAYS:
Such a cute idea!
13michelle SAYS:
how adraoble, I love it! Especially the chocolate mustaches.
14Jamie Lehr SAYS:
What a creative theme! The chocolate mustaches really made it! It is fun to see an out of the box party theme now and again!
15Heather SAYS:
L O V E this! So creative and fun.
16Natalie SAYS:
I am filing this one away for sure! I love that tie garland. I'm going to start hitting the thrift stores to collect ties.
17Diapers and Divas SAYS:
Oh my god this is awesome! I love love love it! The chocolate mustache is the icing on the cake. Great job and so so so creative!
18candice SAYS:
Hello……Does anyone have an idea what did she used behind the tie garland (white and yellow stripes)…..I am looking for someting like that to use as a wall for my son's birthday party….thank you
19alice SAYS:
where do you buy the chocolate mustaches?
20Christina SAYS:
Oh wow what nice comments, thank you!
Candice – the thing behind the ties is actually butcher paper that I painted in white and orange stripes.
Alice – The supplies to make the chocolate mustaches are from:
There is actually a mustache sucker mold on the site.


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Apple applies for patent on removable touchscreen laptop displays or: How long until we see an iPadBook Air?
0. phoneArena 05 Apr 2013, 11:22 posted on
Basically, there are two different ways that Apple works. Apple will either take a device market that has fallen into the doldrums, and inject it with hype and excitement (see: MP3 players, smartphones, tablets), or Apple will look at how other companies are succeeding and do something similar, but with the extra Apple "magic" (read: marketing). Yesterday, Apple applied for a patent for a removable touchscreen laptop that we don't really expect to become a device, but it does point towards an important question: How long until we see an iPadBook Air?...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. belovedson (Posts: 988; Member since: 30 Nov 2010)
i don't know what to say about apple anymore. i no longer see apple as an american company but more a reflection of a copycat. a thief deserves its reward
3. joey_sfb (Posts: 5741; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
I see apple like the band of forty thieves.
"Open Sesame"!!
Into a pile of treasure worth 140 billions
15. haseebzahid (Posts: 1853; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
but now i realise it IS an American Company for Damn sure
20. funnyguy (banned) (Posts: 244; Member since: 10 Jan 2013)
Copycat of what?
23. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Please tell me this was a joke...
27. funnyguy (banned) (Posts: 244; Member since: 10 Jan 2013)
No really...
Copycat of what?
They have put their own mark in the computer history,Machindosh,MacBook Air,Ipad and IPhone, iPod,the first retina display...etc.
For example when they released the iPhone who did they copy?
38. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Jobs copied the Xerox Parc when he launched the Macintosh. It wouldn't have ever existed without that thievery
41. Daftama (Posts: 619; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Hmmm I dont know they couldn't have copied palm
36. RodrigoFreijanes (Posts: 46; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
iPhone brand name.
(Apple pay later for it)
iPad brand name.
(Pay after for it too)
Android notification style.
iPhone design from Sony.
Tablet style from old movies.
(And have courage to patent a square with touchscreen?)
"Icons on screen" (Apple is so pathetic!) when we can see it since olds Nokia, Motorola etc
47. MichaelHeller (Posts: 2703; Member since: 26 May 2011)
Oh my God, can you guys all just stop? This line of argument is absolutely absurd! Sure, Apple copied what came before. The iPhone was the combination of various smartphones, plus the PDAs of the day like the Dell Axim. That's the way this s**t works.
Everyone builds upon the work that came before. That's called innovation. Apple combined the limited smartphone experience with the limited PDA experience into something new. Facebook took the eons old experience of making and maintaining friends and digitized it. Google has taken the traditional way of organizing information and mixed in intentions, and social collaboration.
Every damn thing in the world is built on something else that came before. That's not called copying or stealing. It's called Life. You are built on the lessons your parents learned and taught. Products are built on the ideas and products that came before.
Stop all the damn hate. You're arguing over nothing at all.
49. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
Thank you, someone who doesn't blatantly hate Apple. Sick of these people not giving a second thought, just HATE, and more HATE. People forget Apple pushed forward some of the biggest technology revolutions in the world.
54. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4275; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
*Insert applause here*
56. willard12 (Posts: 1677; Member since: 04 Jul 2012)
Does everyone sue over things they copied...like slide
to unlock? Does every company publicly degrade another company's innovation and then patent similar technology later? I thought combining a tablet and a laptop was like combining a refrigerator and an oven, according to Apple. "One device that does neither well.". Now, there is a patent for something similar. Does everyone do this?
65. belovedson (Posts: 988; Member since: 30 Nov 2010)
are you the real michael. if you are it would be wise to have a neutral stance in the matter.
in the meantime this is a big deal. despite being correct in some things. when a company begins patenting the ideas of other that were once free to be used. the patent complicates and eventually stops the innovation from evolving.
so again its not a small thing. apple patenting the ideas that were shared by industry is wrong
67. MichaelHeller (Posts: 2703; Member since: 26 May 2011)
So Apple is taking advantage of a broken patent system. Plenty of companies do, because that's the way the broken system works.
If all the haters took one day off of bitching about Apple, and spent that day contacting their government reps, and spreading the word that the patent system is broken, Congress would fall over themselves to do something (just like they did with SOPA).
39. Doakie (Posts: 2003; Member since: 06 May 2009)
Next thing you know they'll copyright the name Apple iPad Transformer or the iPad Transformer Prime Infinity. Those names sound original.
21. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
I would look at this patent application as Apple trying (they haven't got a patent just yet) to stake out a position in the tablet-as-PC (aka MS Surface Pro) space. MS has the Surface, ASUS has the Transformer, and Apple has this. The benefit of the Apple approach is that the heavy lifting is done by the keyboard part, with the display part having a battery and wireless transceiver. Weight should be at least half that of a similar-sized Surface.
Apple is keeping its options open in case MS gets traction with the Surface Pro.
24. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Price would be double of any WP8 tablet/computer.
29. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
Depends on how it is deployed. If there was a multi-host version (Citrix WinFrame analog), the cost per screen could be cut pretty low, since only one base station is supporting multiple screens.
46. Luisit0 (Posts: 73; Member since: 18 Feb 2013)
2. sheik (Posts: 249; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
"YOU CAN CONVERGE A FRIDGE AND TOASTER, BUT IT WONT MAKE SENSE"- Tim Cook.
And now they are going for it. LMAO
4. androiddownsouth (Posts: 598; Member since: 02 May 2012)
I know there are already companies that have touchscreen laptops with detachable screens. HP comes to mind if I remember the commercial correctly. Here we go with another Apple patent on something someone else has actually brought to market already......smh
40. Doakie (Posts: 2003; Member since: 06 May 2009)
I'm pretty sure that Asus did it first with the Transformer... At least give credit where credit is due.
44. androiddownsouth (Posts: 598; Member since: 02 May 2012)
Doakie, I wasn't trying to deprive anyone of any credit dude. The HP commerical was just the one that came to mind at the time that I typed my comment. Sheesh........
5. dorianb (Posts: 595; Member since: 24 Oct 2012)
Wait I swore Asus had been doing this for AWHILE with the Eee Pad, Transformer Pad, & VivoTab RT.
What's the difference?
6. sheik (Posts: 249; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
While Asus doing this for a while their devices weren't a hit. But when this Cupertino based company releases something, those !sheeps will buy anything with a fruit logo on it.
7. MichaelHeller (Posts: 2703; Member since: 26 May 2011)
The difference is that this patent isn't for a tablet that detaches from a keyboard. The patent is for a laptop where the guts are still in the keyboard, but the screen is detachable and can essentially use the computer remotely over a wireless connection.
Basically, this patent is for a device that would be silly to build.
17. dorianb (Posts: 595; Member since: 24 Oct 2012)
Thanks for the clarification
43. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
I wonder who thumbed you're positive comment©
Yet again really nice article Micheal H™
45. faisolbauuz (Posts: 121; Member since: 05 Jan 2013)
What about asus Aio it can dualboot both android and windows while attached or asus taichi ?
52. MartyK (Posts: 816; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
Its the same thing, "a screen remove from a keyboard, is the same as, a keyboard is remove from the screen, or Screen and keyboard can seperate from each other, or holy crap they came apart (screen and keyboard)...don't fall for apple tricks..same thing
64. MichaelHeller (Posts: 2703; Member since: 26 May 2011)
No, the difference is that one is just a screen, and one is a tablet. the screen can't get too far from the base before it's useless. the tablet is a self-contained device.
8. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Great Artists STEAL ... that's the difference :)
10. quesoesgrande (Posts: 217; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
The difference is that those devices (I own first one listed) are Android tablets (mobile OS devices) with optional keyboard/trackpad docks. Apple would be creating desktop OS devices with touch screens that undock from a keyboard.
9. bojan (Posts: 188; Member since: 06 Oct 2012)
apple copies everything. keep the stealing up bit--s
11. grahaman27 (Posts: 361; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
patents mean nothing.
13. MichaelHeller (Posts: 2703; Member since: 26 May 2011)
It means that Apple is thinking about how to combat the hybrid competition that's coming.
33. CanYouSeeTheLight (Posts: 1116; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
Or is Apple trying to sue other brands as always?
62. cheetah2k (Posts: 1576; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)
@MH, hybrid competition is already here, just take the Asus Transformer and Surface.. Apple are 2 years behind the competition and yet trying to (once again) patent something that's already been done!!!!
What a fraking joke!
68. MichaelHeller (Posts: 2703; Member since: 26 May 2011)
You're right that Apple is behind the competition (although still ahead in the market), but this is not a patent for something that's already been done. This is a patent for something that no one would really build.
12. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
We need the original Apple, not a copycat Apple!
(SIGH) I miss the old days, Apple designed in California............
Now, Apple copycat in California............
14. funnyguy (banned) (Posts: 244; Member since: 10 Jan 2013)
They said they will be more and more android devices that will compete directly with the traditional laptops...
Buy saying more and more i assume that there must already be a couple of android tablets out there competing with traditional laptops..
The problem is that I don't see them around. The only android tablets that are selling is the nexus 7 and the kindle fire,how in the hell they are competing with net books and laptops?
And since when android will transform tablets to full laptops?
Android and ios are not in the same league with windows,Ubuntu and mac os.
16. daniel_bargs (Posts: 325; Member since: 27 Nov 2010)
What a Pulitzer-winning article, again, from Michael H. I want to cry rejoice having read such an article lol.
18. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
Ok enough is enough
19. roscuthiii (Posts: 2217; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
Hmm... I wonder...
So maybe this isn't quite as practical (necessary, desired?) from the home/consumer standpoint, but in business/enterprise markets? Yeah, I can easily see a viable product.
My place of business is trying one of those newfangled modern approaches to the workplace. Took down all the cubicles w/ no assigned placement. Just open work areas where teams gather wherever they feel like, and some BYOD being integrated as well which is kinda nice.
The iPadBook Air could flourish in this kind modern office space setting. Or, basically for anybody that requires a fully complete OS, but also relative mobility around a centralized location.
22. decent4u (Posts: 75; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
PadBook Pro OR PadBook Air :)
61. cheetah2k (Posts: 1576; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)
iPad Transformer? :p
25. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Apple has become a joke company to me. Some of the things they do makes me question how the hell they're getting away with it all. This is just plain sad.
31. funnyguy (banned) (Posts: 244; Member since: 10 Jan 2013)
Dude like what?
What are those things that make you wonder how are they getting away?
Be a little more specific....
60. cheetah2k (Posts: 1576; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)
Like this patent - looks like they're just copying the Asus Transformer! duh!
26. bojan (Posts: 188; Member since: 06 Oct 2012)
iphone 5 are worthless on ebay now they all sell for under $550
32. pept68 (Posts: 30; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
Requesting a patent on something that was out 3 years ago and pretending it new is just so sad!!! Lenovo IdeaPad U1 was out at CES Jan 2010 when docked the tablet runs windows7 when out of the dock it runs a custom built Linux OS. Others do the same but run android when not docked. AMD turbo dock boosts the processor in the tablet by %40 when docked. Windows atom based tablets are getting a boost from the i5 processor and additional hard drive in the keyboard dock... But some how apples idea is new?? They lost the slide to unlock and this one should never be granted.
35. keithrandy (Posts: 21; Member since: 05 Feb 2010)
I think they would call it the Padbook or Padbook Air. So are MacBooks in their death beds?
37. RodrigoFreijanes (Posts: 46; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
I do hate Apple.
How could I have i devices on past?
Today I like Apple only for force Samsung and others to be so better and cheaper. rs
48. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
No, (well not in the next 2 years) by Apple making an iPad/Mac hybrid (Like the Surface) that will mean less sales for Macs and iPads individually. Apple like to make money, not toss around with it.
50. dragonscourgex (Posts: 307; Member since: 16 Jan 2012)
"iPad Maxi" with wings. For those more personal moments. Well, I don't see this as something granted a patent. Also, I would find this a weaker way of doing the "hybrid" device. Were, currently we have tablets that docks into "keyboards" that turn into laptops. This method lets you remove the tablets and take it with you. Mobility is becoming everything now of days. Apple solution seem to limit you to a range since all of the hardware will be in the dock.
51. MartyK (Posts: 816; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
"Removable touchscreen laptop displays".....ITS CALL ASUS TRANSFOMER!!...smh
69. MichaelHeller (Posts: 2703; Member since: 26 May 2011)
No, it's not. Try again.
53. JunkCreek (Posts: 407; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
TeamViewer already had this feature. Remote your pc/laptop anywhere via phone "detachable screen" (android/ioa/wp) as long as your pc/laptop connetcs to the wireless network/internet. so you can always "have" and can always access your computer anywhere. but still it is more suitable for presenting your presentation slides, editing documents via conference in other city/country but for printing, still you need to send the files via the wireless network. and TeamViewer alredy make it done!
59. cheetah2k (Posts: 1576; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)
So essentially Apple are trying to patent the Asus Transformer?? Screw you Apple!


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Adconion Media Group appoints Paul Shepherd to lead sales teams across digital distribution platforms
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Taste Invaders 'Moove'-Rs and (Milk) Shakers a huge success!
Appoints Sam and Jonathan Smith to key roles
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Market history suggests 'video brokers' risk demise within twelve months
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smartclip selected as exclusive advertising partner for LG Electronics' Smart TV Ad Platform across Australia Europe and Russia
New partnership covers 14 markets for all advertising inventory on the LG Smart TV Ad platform.


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Mobile, AL - Business Interiors, Inc., has added two key sales representatives and a sales support person to its Mobile, AL office and showroom location. Paulette Doggett and Sara Trione have been hired as Sales Representatives and Sarah Downs as Sales Support in the new Mobile location. "Our expanding resources and expertise has enabled us to draw from the best and brightest talent to serve existing clients and the influx of new customers," according to Teresa Dos Santos, manager of the Mobile and Pensacola showrooms.
Paulette Doggett brings over 20 years of commercial furniture experience. With a degree in Interior Design from Auburn's School of Architecture she is skilled at blending her design talent with her deep product line expertise, providing customers with effective and creative solutions.
Paulette has been active in the Gulf Coast chapter of (USGBC) US Green Building Councils - Alabama; serving in various leadership roles. She is currently the Chair and the Education Chair for the Gulf Coast chapter for 2013. In the role of Education Chair she has organized and facilitated LEED GA workshops and continuing education events for the Mobile Chapter.
Sara Trione is lifelong resident of Daphne Alabama and has worked in the commercial furniture industry for over 30 years in Mobile and the Gulf Coast. During that time she has built strong business relationships with some of Mobile's largest companies.
As a former sales manager of a mid-sized furniture dealer, Sara brings a wide range of industry expertise in purchasing, project management, design and sales. Her unique experience enables her to deliver solid business advice and provide innovative design solutions.
Sarah Downs is a registered interior designer with the state of Alabama and brings 11 years of experience to the table. She has worked on projects from conception to completion in just about all areas of the design process.
Her projects include healthcare facilities, colleges, laboratories, motels, restaurants, beach houses, credit unions, corporate offices, and data centers. In her previous position, Sarah worked on the new Children's Health Systems Facility in Birmingham and on a corporate facility management design team gaining insight into the complicated process of facility planning.
The Mobile showroom is located at 309 Congress Street, Suite D, Mobile, AL 36602 Phone: (251) 586-0006 • Fax: (251) 586-0018
Business Interiors, Inc. is headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama and is the state's leading commercial furniture dealership with showrooms in Birmingham, Huntsville, Montgomery, Mobile, Pensacola, Shalimar/Destin. Business Interiors specializes in space design, project management, installation and logistics, and is the exclusive dealer of Knoll, Kimball and DIRTT in Alabama and the Gulf Coast. BI services government, healthcare, education, architecture and design, legal, financial, hospitality, manufacturing, technology, service industry and religion markets. Visit www.businteriors.com.


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Hobbit breaks box office records
PETER Jackson's The Hobbit led the box office with a haul of $84.8m (€64m), a record-setting opening better than the three previous Lord Of The Rings films.
The Warner Bros Middle-earth epic was the biggest December opening ever, surpassing Will Smith's I Am Legend, which opened with $77.2m (€58m) in 2007, according to studio estimates yesterday.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey also passed the December opening of Avatar, which opened with $77m (€58m).
Internationally, The Hobbit also added $138.2m (€104m), for an impressive debut well north of $200m (€152m) in total.
Despite weak reviews, the 3-D adaptation of JRR Tolkien's first novel in the fantasy series was an even bigger draw than the last Lord Of The Rings movie, The Return Of The King.
The Hobbit is the first of another planned trilogy.
While Jackson's Rings movies drew many accolades -- The Return Of The King won best picture from the Academy Awards -- the path for The Hobbit has been rockier. It received no Golden Globes nominations on Thursday.
Particularly criticised has been the film's 48-frames-per-second (double the usual rate), a hyper-detailed look that some have found jarring. But the film was a hit with audiences, who graded the film with an "A'' CinemaScore.
"What's really important, what makes this special is the CinemaScore," said Dan Fellman, president of domestic distribution for Warner Bros. "All these things point to a great word of mouth. We haven't even made it to the Christmas holidays yet. Kids are still in school this week."
The strong opening culminated a long journey for The Hobbit, which was initially delayed when a lawsuit dragged on between Jackson and Rings producer New Line Cinema over merchandising revenue.


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MADRID — Winning the right to host the 2020 Olympic Games will turn on the ability of the contenders, Tokyo, Istanbul and Madrid, to provide a convincing reason for wanting to stage them, and not just proving they can, Sebastian Coe said on Tuesday.
Mapping out an attractive "games legacy" would be crucial to gaining the backing of International Olympic Committee (IOC) members at a vote in Buenos Aires in September, Coe, a former athlete and London 2012 organising committee chairman, told a Europa Press forum in Madrid.
"People get focused on the how, but being able to explain to people why you are doing this is really important," Coe said.
"Why does a city really want to deliver a games and what do they want to do with it? That's what I think IOC members want to hear; it goes way beyond simply being able to deliver.
"The real issue for any organising committee is to figure out what the exit strategy is, and that's a 10-year programme."
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I have met a man very within weeks of him separating from his wife of 15 years - despite him being emotionally detached from the relationship and it deteriorating long before they finally 'separated' . We both have two children around the same age from previous relationships and are now 7 months down the track with our own relationship and despite both being madly in love with each other like we have both never experienced - he recently began talking about moving in together and marriage etc only to then get cold feet when it came to the crunch. We have tried to break it off but only last a couple of days at best without missing each other and really stressing without each other - but I just want to know what I can do to give him the clarity/space without the turmoil that he needs to move on without guilt... ? and me not being hurt emotionally in the mean time :(
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Thank you for your question.
I have a couple of follow up questions to help me understand your post better.
1) Have you made up your mind about breaking up with him? As in there's no going back into a relationship with him?
2) Is your question more about what you can do to help him break up and also to help yourself deal with the pain?
I'll wait for your reply before I offer my thoughts.
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Hello Arunhati,
I definitely don't want to break up with this man - either one of us want to be apart - the issue is that due to such a short amount of time between him separating and us meeting he is now struggling with the guilt of his separation and how soon he met me and developed such strong feelings - for both of us it is just overwhelming even 7 months down the track.
He wants to move forward with things as much as I do but feels he hasn't worked through his separation properly and that he has guilt about the end of his marriage etc...
I feel that it is almost like he is pushing me away with one hand while he needs to to balance the adjustment of being a single dad with his children (the relationship is shared and both parents are extremely active) and he feels that due to meeting me so quickly that hurt his ex wife and that now he now needs to redeem a friendship and maintain that friendship for them and their children - all at the same time wanting to move forward with a relationship with me all at the same time...
I know from a theoretical point of view that the best thing to do is give time and space and let him work out where hes at and what he wants without my influence or being there but we have tried to brake but he lasts about two days and is phoning or emailing me about how much he hates being away from me and that his feelings are overwhelming and cant stand the thought of not being with me etc ....and to be honest i feel exactly the same way its almost corrosive and when we are together we have such a great friendship and connection its amazing and gets stronger every day.
My main confusion is my feelings and having to work out a balance to allow him to work through while still having a relationship - we have certainly scaled things back to just weekends and maybe a dinner or so during the week - from almost everyday - but we still talk every day - i just need strategies or advice to help me deal with him dealing ,,,,does that make sense??
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Hi there,
Thank you for the additional information it certainly helped.
I think your struggles are being made harder by his inability to keep his word and stay away. It sounds like he's in a lot of internal conflict. The thing is, he needs to be clear about what he wants too. It is somewhat unfair to expect you to step back and wait for him to make up his mind even though you've been together 7 months now.
I think that fact that he has already separated, that relationship should not be his priority. I understand that he and his ex-wife actively parent the children, but nonetheless that should not come in the way of his dating life. In other words, his ex-wife surely has to accept that at some point he will move on and be in a relationship with another woman.
Nonetheless, if he needs time to think, you can suggest that the two of you completely minimize contact till he can make a conclusive decision about what he wants. I suggest this because often one person will raise such doubts and the relationship will continue indefinitely without commitments, and with the other person awaiting a response. If that happens, it would not be fair to you. And if he is allowed to walk the middle path it could indefinitely stay that way. So I'd encourage you to draw firmer boundaries with him so that he can come back to you with a conclusive plan and answer of how to proceed going forward.
What do you think?
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The firmer boundaries definitely sound like the right thing to do - and although that has been said in the past- we both end up missing each other like crazy after a day or so and its almost spiraling into unhealthy...... If i define the line - how do i not answer his calls or respond to his emails etc if he tries to contact me when this happens without upsetting him more...? Is there a time limit on this and your absolutely right about a definitive plan...!
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Hi there,
I think your challenge is to stay supportive but firm. You can say something like "I really feel a very strong connection with you and that is why I don't want to be this to be half-hearted. It also keeps me in a perpetual state of uncertainty and in the long run it's not helpful to either of us. That is why I think it's best that you take as long as you want but come up with a definitive decision. Till then I think it is in both of our best interests for you to not communicate with me."
After you say that, if he still does call, you can gently remind him of the same thing, and keep yourself from falling back into the same pattern. Once he realizes that you are unwilling to go on with this somewhat unfair arrangement (unfair to you because he is technically enjoying a relationship without making any concrete commitments) he should have enough push to arrive at a decision.
A time line is also good. An internal time line for yourself - beyond which you will not wait, if he's still not sure, will ensure that you're not caught up in this situation indefinitely.
I hope that was helpful. Please let me know if you have questions/thoughts. Also, I'd really appreciate it if you click "Accept" as experts are not credited for their time or service otherwise.
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