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Citroen C4 (2011 - )
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With the original C4, Citroen tried hard to make the interior stand out with range of innovative features. Some, such as the transulcent central digital speedo, were useful, but others like the fixed hub steering wheel weren't as successful. For this C4, Citroen has stuck to a more conventional layout and focussed more on the quality of the finish and overall layout.
The result is a vast improvement on the previous C4 and as soon as you sit inside, the feeling of quality is a huge step up. The plastics used are nicer to touch and cabin feels far more solid overall, from the nice thud when the close the doors to the newly designed stereo which is much more straightforward than before. The substantial leather steering wheel not only looks good but is great to hold too while the instrument dials are stylish and easy to read. Impressively, you can change the colour of the dials and the information screens in the middle of each, from a soft white to a deep blue with several variations inbetween. It's a neat feature that adds to the upmarket and modern feel.
The driving position - often a criticism of the old C4 - is much improved too with a lower slung seat and more movement in the steering wheel. This all adds up to make the C4 a very easy car to get comfortable in and one that you'd happily spend many hours in on long journeys. There's also plenty of space in the cabin, helped by the raised dashboard which means increased legroom for the front passenger. Those in the back also get well looked after with plenty of legroom along with generous head room, so three adults can happily travel in comfort even on longer journeys.
Storage is good too, especially in comparison to the previous C4. Each door pocket is large enough to hold a 1.5-litre bottle and there are four variants of the centre console, depending on trim level and transmission. All offer plenty of storage for drinks, mobile phones, CDs and anything else you'd need to carry. When combined with the EGS transmission, the raised centre console offers a large refrigerated and illuminated compartment that can be closed with a sliding shutter. It's able to hold up to four 0.5-litre bottles and is a first for the class.
And as for boot space, here the C4 also excels. It offers 380 litres of luggage space (with an extra 28 litres of underfloor stowage making 408 litres in total) which is more than most of its competitor cars such as the Peugeot 308 (347 litres) and the Vauxhall Astra (312 litres). The boot opening itself is very wide and square, while the boot floor is long. A demonstration by Citroen using some camping gear showed how the C4 can easily accommodate more than the Astra and Volkswagen Golf.
On the move the cabin of the C4 is very quiet with noise and vibration levels both very low. There's very little wind noise either, making it a serene car to travel in, especially when fitted with the impressively quiet HDi diesel engines. Citroen says it aimed for comfort when designing the C4 and it certainly succeeded. However, it's someone spoilt by the new 'polyphonic' sound alerts for the indicator signals or the unfastened seatbelt warning. Different 'themes' are available (colourfully named Classic, Crystal Symphony, Jungle Fantasy & Urban Rythmik...) but all are annoying and seem gimmicky.
Standard equipment from launch (January 2011):
VTR may sound sporty but is in fact the entry-level trim and comes with steel wheels, six airbags, ESP, Hill Start Assist, manual air conditioning, electric front windows, two outer rear seats Isofix child seat anchorage points, electrically adjustable and heated door mirrors, rear split/folding seats, height-adjustable front seats, height and reach adjustable steering wheel, a six-speaker surround sound audio system and cruise control with a speed limiter.
VTR+ adds key equipment such as 16-inch alloy wheels, a leather steering wheel, customisable colour instrument binnacles, front fog lights with cornering function, rear parking sensors and a Connecting Box - Bluetooth hands free and USB socket. The semi-raised centre console with sliding armrest is also fitted from this trim level (raised centre console on the e-HDi model).
Exclusive is the top model and comes with 17-inch alloys, part-leather upholstery, digital air conditioning, automatically illuminating headlamps, automatic windscreen wipers, front parking sensors with parking space 'gap' measurement and the eTouch Emergency & Assistance System. Owners also opt for electric lumbar adjustment with massage function on both front seats and benefit from the raised centre console with an automatic electric parking brake.Back: DrivingNext: Specifications
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Discharge Instructions: When Your Baby Spits Up or Vomits
Discharge Instructions: When Your Baby Spits Up or Vomits
At the top of the stomach, there's a muscle called the sphincter. When you eat, the sphincter opens to let food into the stomach. When you're not eating, the sphincter stays closed to keep food inside the stomach. The sphincter is very relaxed in babies. So it's easy for a little bit of the baby's stomach contents to leave the stomach, travel up the esophagus (food pipe), and come out through the mouth. This is called "spitting up," and it's normal. But spitting up is not the same as vomiting, which can sometimes be a sign of a serious problem. This sheet will help you understand the difference.
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|In babies, it's common for a little bit of fluid to travel out of the stomach and up the esophagus.
Spitting up is sometimes called a "wet burp." It usually happens during or right after feeding. Often, only a small amount of liquid comes up. Many parents worry that a baby is spitting up most of the feed, but usually it only looks that way, especially if your baby is having wet diapers and growing well. If your baby spits up, gently wipe the baby's face and lips clean. There is no need to call the doctor.
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Vomiting is more serious than spitting up. It's more forceful, and a larger amount of liquid or food comes up from the stomach. It may also occur with other symptoms, such as fever or diarrhea. Vomiting can happen during or after a feeding. It can also happen when the baby isn't eating. Vomiting can be a sign that the baby is sick (see the box below).
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A girl fell more than 18 feet off the West Rockwell Road bridge and landed on Interstate 27 on Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.
The unidentified teenager was transported by helicopter to a local hospital with injuries authorities said were not life-threatening.
At 4:08 p.m., the girl was walking across the overpass when she went over the south side of the bridge and landed on northbound I-27, authorities said.
A motorist stopped and rendered aid and traffic stopped in both directions, but there were no vehicle accidents, authorities said.
Randall County Sheriff's Office spokesman Danny Alexander said by email Tuesday night that the girl's name will not be released because she is a minor.
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Texas has not allocated any H1N1 vaccine to prisons at this time. Prisoners are not a priority group to receive the vaccine and will not be vaccinated ahead of the general public.
Given the limited national supply, Texas is initially targeting priority groups most at risk. Pregnant women are one of those groups. There are pregnant women who are incarcerated who need the vaccine to help protect their unborn children.
Health care providers who serve pregnant women in prisons have requested vaccine from the Texas Department of State Health Services. It is unclear when the state will be able to fill those orders given the limited national supply of the vaccine.
Texas has been providing vaccine since the state first received allocations from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention earlier this month. A limited supply will be going to the prison system to vaccinate those most at risk.
Texas continues to order its full allocation of H1N1 vaccine, but the national supply still isn't adequate to meet demand. Texas plans to allocate more vaccine to other groups as it becomes more widely available.
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YOUR GRANDMA in New Jersey has terminal cancer and, sorry, so does your grandma in Pennsylvania.
Sometime in the near future, a doctor might be able to prescribe Jersey Grandma some medical marijuana there. But if Jersey Grandma starts using it and finds herself in one of Philadelphia's esteemed hospitals later for an extended stay, her doctors will face a newfangled predicament.
"What do you do if the patient is using marijuana and has it on them? We would have to tell them to stop it and cause more pain?" asked Dr. Curtis Miyamoto, a board member of the Philadelphia County Medical Society and chairman of the Department of Radiation Oncology at Temple University Hospital. "We would be putting patients in a very difficult situation."


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Benzema staying at Real, says agent
Karim Benzema will not join Arsenal, according to the Real Madrid striker's agent.
It was reported that the France international had interested Arsene Wenger, who has seemingly admitted defeat in his pursuit of Liverpool forward Luis Suarez.
However, there has been no offer from the Premier League club according to agent Karim Djaziri who says Benzema will remain at the Bernabeu.
"We can't stop the rumours. But I tell you: Karim will not go to Arsenal," Djaziri told Le Journal du Dimanche.
"It's never been a question for him and no contact has been made."
Djaziri also believes Benzema can play a crucial role for Real this season, alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and potentially Gareth Bale.
The Welshman is believed to be on the verge of a move to the Liga side and Djaziri feels the trio would make a potent forward line.
"The probable arrival of Gareth Bale at Real Madrid doesn't threaten him at all," Djaziri continued. "Cristiano Ronaldo and Bale will play on the wings and Karim in the centre.
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ONE MINUTE IT LIES IN THE BOX all bright and shiny, an innocent child's plaything. Then, on the side of the carton, you spy the phrase that heralds a descent into Stephen King-style horror: Some Assembly Required. "They're just three words," observes Ted Stewart, 47. "But they strike fear into the hearts of men and women everywhere."
Stewart should know. Since 1991, he and his brother Michael, 40, have been helping the handiness-impaired in the Washington area. For a price—generally $30 an hour—their firm Some Assembly Required will put together all those seemingly unrelated parts that are supposed to turn into a swing set, basketball backboard or home gym. "The first gas grill I put together," says Ted, "I realized, 'Nobody's going to want to do these.' "
Ted, of Fredericksburg, Va., and Michael, whose base is St. Leonard, Md., put in 12-hour days using the nuts and bolts know-how they learned from their engineer dad back in Richmond, Va. "We do a lot of stuff for single moms," says Ted. And they undo a lot of stuff that guys have done. "I did a whole home gym the other week," says Michael. "It was almost complete, but everything was wrong." Adds Ted: "Guys hate to admit they don't know what they're doing."
The brothers, who take opposite approaches—Ted hates to read directions, while Michael goes by the book—find work through referrals from such area stores as Sears and the Sports Authority. They also get a lot through word of mouth. "Every Christmas," says Ted, "I have people begging me, right up to the end." If time permits, they always try to lend a hand. "Basically," says Ted Stewart, "we just do what dads used to do."
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It's Wednesday, and you know what that means -- time for The Write Stuff! This week Cinematical spoke with screenwriter Captain Mauzner. Mauzner has an interesting perspective on screenwriting because he's written two major films based on true events and actual people. He co-wrote 2003's Wonderland -- the story of the infamous "Wonderland Murders," which starred Val Kilmer as legendary porn star John Holmes. And he wrote last year's Factory Girl, the tale of Edie Sedgwick (played by Sienna Miller), Andy Warhol (Guy Pearce), and a Dylanesque "Musician" played by Hayden Christensen. We spoke about Mauzner's scripts, process, and the trickiness of writing scripts based on fact.
Cinematical: Are you working on anything right now?
Captain Mauzner: I am working on something right now, yeah. I'm adapting a book. It's a small book, it's called The Food Chain, by Geoff Nicholson. A friend of mine runs a small company and I'm adapting it with the hopes of directing it. It's kind of about food, sex, and cannibalism. Revenge, food, sex, and cannibalism.
Cinematical: Well, alright!
CM: It's a little dark comedy. It's fun. And what was nice about it was -- I've written so many things and a lot of them are true life stories, and they all seem to be about kind of deplorable human beings. And I think that my comfort zone is really kind of in the dark side -- the drug addicts, the deviants. And I think that as I've kind of gotten older and left that world myself, I guess you could say I've become less and less interested in it. You see these movies like Wonderland and Factory Girl and you could say "oh, they're like an argument against doing drugs." But I know for myself, there's always a glamorizing element to it. And as much as you want to say this is the downfall of these people, which it is -- and obviously there's nothing glamorous about the drug lifestyle, or the party lifestyle because it does lead to bad things. But just the act of writing about it or making these the main characters or trying to explain these people, I feel like that somewhat glamorizes it, or at least in my mind it was very glamorous. I had a very romantic notion, at like 14-years-old I discovered Bukowski and I was kind of off to the races. So I think that as I get older I'm ready to move on to maybe something light and happy. My family's always like "Why can't you write something that we can take Grandma to?"
Cinematical: So do you find when you're writing about drugs and debauchery, that you're not looking to condemn it and point a finger, you're just looking to present it and let the audience decide?
CM: Absolutely. I'm not looking to condemn it at all. I'm not looking to be moral about it. I believe in experimentation. I believe in doing kind of what you want and not having anybody else tell you what to do. I think that my fascination with it is always the "why." Why do people do this? I think that's kind of the fun of being able to do those kind of things is that you can live kind of vicariously through these people, and try to figure out the "why" without being judgmental.
Cinematical: Is it coincidence that the two major produced projects you've had have been biographies?
CM: I think that I've just come to know my strengths and weaknesses. I'm not as good at sitting around and thinking up something out of the blue, and I'm aware of that. There are some people who are just amazing at that. You know, somebody sat down and said "OK, there's an alien and he lands on this planet and makes friends with an 8 year-old boy and all he wants to do is phone home." And that's genius, I have so much respect for somebody that can just pull that out of the thin air. Personally, my brain doesn't work like that. I'm a voracious reader and consumer of information, and so I come across things and I'm like "Well, that's really cool." And I think my talent, arguably, lies in being able to spot a cool story, whether it's a true story or a short story or a fiction. And that's kind of what I gravitate toward, because I feel like that's my strength.
Cinematical: What are the different ways you go about writing for a real person and a fictional character?
CM: With both projects (Wonderland and Factory Girl) I wasn't able to talk to the main characters, because they weren't alive. Wonderland was a little bit more recent so I was able to talk to people with much fresher memories, but obviously when you're writing a real person, someone somewhat contemporary, it all starts with the research. Definitely if you can get them, that's the best. In some of the films, we had real characters portrayed and we were able to talk to them and listen to their speech patterns, their cadence, their stories, and that's invaluable. If you can't, it's obvious we live in some sort of film/video age, so if you go digging -- in the projects I've worked on I've been fortunate to find video or audio recordings of those people. And then people who know them or who knew them. That's where it gets tricky because everybody sees history through their own lenses. And you have to understand peoples' biases and prejudices and be able to weed them out. Everybody's got an agenda when they're telling the story. Either they want to be remembered in a certain way, they want to have themselves positioned in the incident in a certain way, or they -- you know what I mean? And in both of these instances that I've dealt with, you're dealing with people who have done a lot of drugs. So their memories and their emotions have been really affected by that so you have to kind of get through that as well.
Cinematical: And you've got to think that maybe they're wanting to cover up for some of the things they've done in their past, too.
CM: Absolutely. I mean, in Wonderland it was a criminal act. So people were obviously trying to wash the blood off their hands. And then in Factory Girl, what was done to Edie on an emotional level, people were trying to wash their hands of. So yeah, definitely. They want to make themselves less culpable.
Cinematical: How committed do you feel to writing a 100% true story? Is that of interest to you, or are you just trying to make the most entertaining film possible?
CM: I think it's part of the process of learning. It's been this ten year rollercoaster ride where everything was just learning. When Wonderland came about, I wrote it with James Cox who directed it, and our whole thing was just "This happened." We were sticklers. I think we changed three little details. We wanted it exactly true and that was very important. When Factory Girl came along I started with the same kind of "this happened" thing, but learned some of the lessons from Wonderland, namely "you are telling a story." So I tried to do it to the spirit not the letter. That's the expression, right?
Cinematical: Sounds right to me.
CM: So I changed things, but I really tried to keep it as true to the story as possible. Then the actors came in. I've been very fortunate with both Wonderland and Factory Girl where I've been part of the process from start to finish, which included on-set writing when the actors were there, and sitting in on rehearsals and writing for them, so I watched how everything changed and I was able to be a part of that. So when the actors came in on Factory Girl, they kind of caught the changes I made from the truth, and they really just liked to bring it back. But within bringing it back, keeping to the spirit of telling a story.
Cinematical: Right.
CM: The actors are very smart, they're not stupid, they understood we needed to tell a story, but they didn't want to get panned for telling a story that was not true. So there's that fight. And I felt like it forced me to be on the side against the truth, because I was always trying to fight for the story. Of course they were always fighting for the truth, and we found this happy medium which I think worked pretty well. Then I wrote a script about JT LeRoy, the literary hoax (Mauzner says this project is likely dead). And coming from Factory Girl, when I approached JT, I said "I just want to tell a story, the truth is not that important to me." That story happened to lend itself to that point of view because it was all about what was true and what wasn't. So that gave me a lot of liberty to do that. To answer your question, I would say whatever you're making is not a documentary. It's a fiction film. Telling a good story is what's important. If you want to get the real story, get a documentary, internet, books, magazines -- those are true stories, and these movies are inspired by true stories.
Cinematical: The character of Edie Sedgwick -- most reviews that I read called her the Paris Hilton of her day -- famous only for being famous. Do you agree, or would you say she was a little deeper person than that?
CM: There's no question that she was famous for being famous. In terms of who she was, I think that there was an enormous reservoir of humanity inside of her and she was incredibly full of life and joie de vive and she had this unbelievably weird point of view and the ability to captivate people. I don't know if Paris Hilton has that. When I look at Edie Sedgwick and Paris Hilton, I just don't see the comparison in terms of their personas. Edie's persona was huge -- she was like this great big speeding train and if you got onto that train, then your life was really exciting for it. I don't know if it's the same with Paris Hilton. I don't know if you get on the Paris Hilton Express and everything's roses.
Cinematical: I would imagine not, no. Was that a story that you found and loved or were you approached to write her story?
CM:Holly Wiersma, producer of Wonderland, wanted to do it, and approached me about it. I had never heard of Edie. What initially fascinated about me about it, when I started reading about it, I started to see Andy Warhol as this very human, manipulative, bitchy, queeny human being. And in the three Warhol portrayals, you only see him as kind of this aloof genius. And the idea of portraying Andy Warhol in a more true light, in a less than flattering light -- that was exciting to me because I thought that was the real Andy, the Andy that had never been seen, and that was what initially drew me to it, because I wasn't sure what to make of Edie Sedgwick. And then I was sitting watching Breakfast at Tiffany's, and I started to have this idea of Edie Sedgwick as the dark side of Audrey Hepburn. That kind of thought clicking into place locked a voice into my head, and the idea of taking Audrey Hepburn and turning that inside out was very exciting to me.
Cinematical: What was your take on Bob Dylan's negative reaction to Factory Girl? Did it affect you in any way?
CM: It didn't. And it was totally overblown and not true. He never threatened to sue, that was just not true. Bob Dylan didn't really have much to say. His lawyer wrote one letter to our production and it wasn't like "we're going to sue" at all. And to be perfectly honest, before the movie went into production, I spent months and months with a lawyer here in LA, sitting there going through the script making sure that it wasn't stepping on the shoes of Bob Dylan, and it wasn't recognizably Bob Dylan, and that it was a composite character that was certainly based in part on Bob Dylan but based on other people as well. I had to go through and sanitize the script, I spent hours arguing little points. The Bob Dylan thing was overblown and wasn't true.
Cinematical: How do rights for biographies work? If I want to write The Tony Danza Story, who do I have to go to?
CM: You want to write The Tony Danza Story?
Cinematical: I think that's something that might capture the public's imagination, yes.
CM: I think I want to write that with you.
Cinematical: Done.
CM: If it's a public figure then you have a little bit of leeway. If you can back things up, if you have multiple sources, you're allowed to tell the truth. Once you start making things up, then you're going to get into trouble. But if you're telling a true story, and you have sources to back up what you're saying, you can get away with it. We purchased peoples' rights for both the movies --
Cinematical: And where do you go for something like that? How does that process work, purchasing rights to someone's life?
CM: It's really not that difficult. For Wonderland, Sharon Holmes, John's wife (played in the film by Lisa Kudrow), and Dawn Schiller, John's girlfriend (Kate Bosworth) -- we met them over the course of research. We had a lawyer draw up a paper, kind of a standard life rights agreement. They were paid some money, and in return we got the right to use their stories. Based on what they told us, the script got changed. That's a very interesting part of it. In both cases, for me, the script was written, and then after we had a draft and some people excited we started tracking down the real people. And once the real people got involved, they read the script and they said "this isn't what happened." And the script started to change based on the truth that came in. Now, having done this before, if I was going to start a true story, I'd love to have the people involved at the beginning because it's a little less work. It took money, and when me and James started writing Wonderland, we were like 23 years old, so we didn't have any money to go out and buy peoples' rights. We just kind of used a lot of public information and went from there.
Cinematical: Since you do all this research, are you treated like an expert on set, or do they totally disregard your opinion?
CM: An expert? No, there's nothing like that. I've been so fortunate to work with such incredible actors, and they become experts on the people they're playing. Completely. And it's really fascinating to watch and I learned a lot about subjugating my own ego, because really it's the actors' show. The screenplay in some ways is a blueprint. As a screenwriter, you're trying to keep track. The actors come in and sit in rehearsals and you watch things come out and you're just fascinated with the way they say a line or the way they take a scene which is just never what you thought. Sitting there and watching them work was really helpful in learning how to write, it made me such a better writer. You can take that and you can be really insecure and say "What the f*** are these people doing? They're changing my lines! What do they know?" I was kind of like -- these people are at the top of their craft. I'm going to shut up and listen. Learn from them. Why are they rejecting my lines? Why are they rejecting what's going on? What are they spitting out?" And then for the next thing, I can craft it so it's something the actors wouldn't spit out. With writers I think that sometimes they turn the script in and then see the movie and can't understand why it's changed. With the projects I've been on, I've understood the changes every step of the way.
Cinematical:What is your writing process on these films? You're writing an adaptation now -- is there a completely different process between writing a biography and a fiction film?
CM: Over the years, I've developed a very specific way of writing a script. I was introduced to this method by another writing friend of mine, and I have a very kind of systematic approach to it where there's a specific amount of beats, certain things that need to happen at certain points of the script, and I map out the story specifically. Whether you're writing a biography or adapting a book or a science fiction movie or a cartoon, it's a story. And telling a story is always going to be kind of the same.
Cinematical: Is the writer's strike affecting you at all, at this point?
CM: Not per se. Not me. It probably will, because I have these projects that I've been working on so I've been kind of oblivious and taking myself out of the game. But I'm sure in a few months when I come up for air and go looking for a new job, there's not going to be anything there. We'll see.
Cinematical:Alright. I'll wrap this up, but I've gotta ask with Halloween coming up -- favorite horror movie?
CM: Oh man, I never watch horror movies. I guess it would probably be Rosemary's Baby. Probably the scariest movie that I've seen.
Cinematical: A fine choice. And lastly, can you offer one major piece of advice for aspiring screenwriters?
CM: What I've learned, and it sounds so pithy and trite, is that writing is re-writing. And when you finish your first draft, you're not even close to being done. Both the scripts I've had that have been completed, from the first draft to the final draft, I'd say there's maybe 15-20% of what was originally in there. It just keeps getting re-written. The re-writing is where you find all the magic. And don't hold onto things. If you really love it, and it doesn't work -- cut it out and put it in another script! You can't get too attached to anything. You've got to do what serves the story best.
You can read the previous interview in the screenwriter series, a discussion with Adam F. Goldberg, here. And be sure to hit me up with any questions for future columns in the comments and on my personal site.


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This tank top is knitted in the lattice lace stitch pattern and is shown off beautifully with great definition by using Bijou Spun's "Lhasa Wilderness" 75% yak / 25% bamboo yarn. The tank's body is worked in seamless construction in a round; the straps are finished off in rows. To attain a super-feminine look, the tank has a waist shaping achieved by switching to a smaller needle size, so it can be easily modified by knitter for more or less shaping; giving you the look you want. This tank is very light and soft, a perfect garment to wear against your skin. You can dress it down wearing it by itself with shorts or jean; you can dress it up wearing it as a vest over a blouse to the office. Written in a wide range of sizes, this can be a great addition to anybody's wardrobe.
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THE PAINFUL realization that hunger affects a distressingly large number of our children and youth has become unavoidable. We are a rich country, for many but obviously not all: yet hunger ("food insufficiency" or "food insecurity") is anything but a rare occurrence. In this issue of the ARCHIVES, Cutts et al1 report that in an inner-city population that is largely low income and ethnically diverse, approximately 1 in 15 children was hungry. The Community Childhood Hunger Identification Project (CCHIP) concluded, in 1995, that almost 1 of 5 low-income families (<185% of the federal poverty level) with at least 1 child younger than 12 years were hungry in some part of 1 or more months per year.2 Clearly, hunger is a very real event to millions of children in the United States.
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Upcoming events in the world of business include:
Tuesday -- The Census Board reports on new home sales for January; the Conference Board reports on consumer confidence for February.
Thursday -- The Department of Labor reports on first-time unemployment claims for the previous week; the Bureau of Economic Analysis reports on gross domestic product for the fourth quarter of 2012.
Friday, March 1 -- Bureau of Economic Analysis reports on personal spending for January; auto companies report on auto sales for February.
Tuesday, March 19 -- Jeffrey Beach, a CPA and chief operating officer of the Erie office of the accounting firm of Malin Bergquist & Co. LLC, will discuss the impact of the fiscal cliff on taxpayers.
Beach will be the featured speaker at the monthly Eggs 'N' Issues forum sponsored by the Manufacturer & Business Association.
Beach will also discuss tax changes that went into effect at the beginning of 2013.
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Miley Cyrus is about to cap off her over-the-top year in a very big way.
The "Wrecking Ball" singer, 21, will be live from New York along with Blondie, Icona Pop and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis when they all perform at Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, hosted by Ryan Seacrest and Jenny McCarthy.
Cyrus will be the midnight act, PEOPLE can report exclusively.
Expressing his anticipation of the hyped night culminating in the annual ball drop in Times Square, Seacrest said in a statement: "We are going to have the country's biggest party."
Adds his co-host: "There's nothing like New Year's Eve in New York with the energy and excitement from all of the people that gather throughout Times Square. ... You never know what's going to happen and, as the saying goes, what happens in Times Square is seen by millions of people around the world, so you better keep it classy. Or so they keep telling me."
Fergie will host a West Coast version of the night's celebration with previously announced performances by Capital Cities, Daughtry, Jason Derulo, Fall Out Boy, Florida Georgia Line, Ariana Grande, Jennifer Hudson, Enrique Iglesias, Robin Thicke and The Fray.
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The case that created a new ballgame when it comes to liability for ballparks when a visitor is hurt by a fly ball has been settled.
In 2003, Emilo Crespin, 4, was hit on the head by a ball at Isotopes Park. His attorney said he's permanently brain damaged.
Crespin's family sued and that led to a 2010 Supreme Court ruling, rejecting the so-called baseball rule that gave ball clubs and stadium owners immunity from lawsuits.
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If you're in the UK, you will no doubt have realised that postage prices increased yesterday. Twitter has been buzzing with chatter of it since it was announced earlier in the year, with some sellers announcing that they will be out of business within a week, and others dolefully commenting that they'll have to raise their product prices 300% or whatever.
It's really tough, especially, I think, for sellers in more competitive areas like jewellery (on Etsy, it is by far the largest and busiest category) where postage pricing can be the difference between selling and not selling.
For me, however, it's not such a big deal, mostly I've decided not to bother fretting about it just yet. I'm too busy! I know that I can afford to lose a bit of profit in the interests of keeping my postage prices halfway reasonable (heck, they're expensive enough, considering that the vast majority of my sales go to the States or Australia). I've committed myself to honouring the postage prices in my Etsy shop at least until July, and then I'll see how much difference it's really making to my income and take a decision about upping my prices a bit then.
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Configuring a Quake3 Arena server
You don't have to be an expert to set up your own Quake 3 game server.
Very few game vendors go to the trouble of porting complex 3D games to Linux. One positive exception is ID Software [1]. Most of the – partly controversial – titles released by ID run natively on Linux thanks to point releases. The most popular of these games is the Quake series, which has now reached number four. If you are afraid of burning out your graphics card with the complex graphics in the latest Quake sibling, you might prefer to stick with its extremely popular predecessor, "Quake 3: Arena," or Q3A (Figure 1). Because the game is much more fun when played on a network, you also might want to set up your own Q3A server to challenge your friends.
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"Thanksgiving remains," columnist Mark Shields claims, "the most American of all our holidays.
"Thanksgiving belongs to everyone," Shields argues. "It is truly an ecumenical day without sectarian divide. To fully celebrate Thanksgiving, you do not have to belong to any particular religious group or tradition, or for that matter, to belong to any religious group or tradition."
It has been this way for more than 400 years, since even before there was a nation named after the land.
As you'll likely learn elsewhere today, grateful Pilgrims declared a three-day feast, starting Dec. 13, 1621, to thank God after surviving their first year in what would become Massachusetts. But it was not the first such celebration in the New World; thanksgiving services were conducted in Virginia as early as 1607.
And today, those who believe in God again can offer gratitude to our creator for all we have.
And those who do not believe can join in taking this opportunity to express appreciation for everyone who aids their existence.
Thankfully, the list of those who deserve our thanks is long. That roll includes members of the armed services; law officers, firefighters, paramedics, medical technicians and other first responders; and members of institutions - those who give their time, effort and talent to build and guide our communities.
Closer to home (figuratively and, we hope, literally) we can take time today to say "thank you" to our friends, neighbors and family members.
But let us also take a moment to be grateful to those who arrived on these shores all those generations ago. Remember, they arrived without a guarantee of wealth, home, health or even food (so central to today's festivities!), but braved a daunting challenge because of the freedom and opportunity awaiting here.
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DigiPen is a school famous for feeding fresh meat into the grinder that is the games industry. In this terrific story on Motherboard, Jagger Gravning takes a look at what the school's massive gender gap (it's 80% dudes) means for the student's social lives.
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- Thrips control plan needs to be in place for 2013 cotton crop
- Temik replacement doubtful
- Check plots beat up
- Will probably need foliar treatment
• Managing thrips is always a challenge in the northern half of North Carolina and in southeastern Virginia — an area often referred to as 'thrips central'.
• What system growers use to manage thrips early in the growing season in 2013 is not so important.
• What is important is that they have a plan and that they manage these insects.
Otherwise, they can expect yield loss and in some cases quality loss, too.
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BEAT UP is the term North Carolina State Entomologist Jack Bacheler uses to describe early planted cotton damaged by thrips.
Temik replacement doubtful
It doesn't look like the much-promised Temik replacement and aldicarb product Meymik will make it into the market place in time for use in 2013.
Whether or not Meymik, or any meaningful aldicarb product will ever make it to the market is far from certain.
The company, More Economic Yield, or MEY Corporation, isn't talking about the future of Meymik, other than to say construction of a production facility in Georgia has been delayed.
Causes for the delay vary from source to source, but the bottom line is no Temik-like product for 2013.
Without Temik more and more growers are depending on seed treatments to manage thrips. The most popular of these treatments contain imidacloprid, deemed by some to be the most widely used insecticide in the world.
Imidacloprid is a neonicotinoid, which acts on the central nervous system of insects. Technically, it blocks the nicotinergic neuronal pathway, which less technically kills the insect.
Because it binds much more readily to insects than mammal neuron receptors, imidacloprids are relatively safe for humans to use — another big plus to being the most often used insecticide in the world.
This family of insecticides has been around a long time and many generic products containing imidacloprid are available and used as seed treatments for thrips. These insecticides do work, but they just won't hold up season long under heavy thrips pressure, Bacheler says.
Danny Pierce is a long-time North Carolina Crop Consultant, with more than 30 years in the business. He may just be the dean of licensed crop consultants in the state. He says, he has long questioned the rates of imidacloprids used in seed treatments.
Two years ago Pierce began doing some private testing on higher rates of imidacloprid and made his own seed treatments, with some outstanding results.
Since this treatment is off label, Pierce took his findings to Bacheler, who included them as part of his thrips management research program.
Bacheler looked at Pierce's results and began testing high rates of the material used as a seed treatment.
"At first look, it didn't look all that great," he says. "But after we picked the cotton and processed the data, a 6X treatment of imidacloprid did well. In other tests a 10X rate looked good on cotton, even in areas with fairly high thrips populations," Bacheler adds.
Working with North Carolina State Ag Extension Agent Norm Harrell in Wilson County, N.C., Bacheler says they came up with some interesting results that may help growers with thrips management next year.


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Awesomely Awkward! 10 Vintage Photographs of Girls in Dance Uniformsamberdoty
When I was four years old my mom enrolled me in ballet. I remember being out of my mind excited waiting for my first class. When that day finally arrived I pulled on my leotard and ballet shoes and practically sprinted from our car into the studio.
It took exactly two and a half classes for three things to happen: I was bored to tears, my teacher pulled my mom aside to let her know I was "a little too chubby to be coordinated," and I developed the most wicked case of chafe from the legging and leotard combo.
Needless to say, my childhood dream of becoming a ballerina was short-lived. Not long after that I took up soccer and basketball and for a number of reasons (my distaste for wearing spandex among them) I never again attempted any form of dance.
For the most part I had come to terms with the way that all went down, until I stumbled across a collection of vintage dance photographs on These Americans. Now I can't help, but feel like I was robbed of the only chance in life I had to strike a pose wearing an outfit made of fringe, sequins, and sheer sleeves, in other words, a trifecta of awesome.
I guess I will have to live vicariously through these girls. Have a stroll down memory lane with me and check out these vintage photographs of girls in dance uniforms:
Caught off guard 1 of 10"Just act natural." There's something you never hear at these photo shoots. Photo credit: These Americans
Perfectly poised 2 of 10If I concentrate really hard I can almost remember the days when wearing this fabric wouldn't make me cringe. Photo credit: These Americans
Fringe benefits 3 of 10There are benefits to wearing fringe. I can't think of any right now, but I know there must be at least one. Photo credit: These Americans
I'm a fan of feather fans 4 of 10They make for perfect cover ups. Photo credit: These Americans
How about those fancy headpieces? 5 of 10I imagine that this headdress created quite the blindspot while dancing. Photo credit: These Americans
Double dancers 6 of 10If you have to be forever immortalized in a dance photograph it's always best to bring a friend. Photo credit: These Americans
Sheer madness 7 of 10I'm not going to lie. Part of me wishes we could bring these sleeves back in style. Photo credit: These Americans
Triple threat 8 of 10A sheer sleeve, sequin, and fringe combo. Photo credit: These Americans
Now that's fashion 9 of 10This kid was color blocking before color blocking was a thing. Photo credit: These Americans
Let's make this quick 10 of 10This can't be a comfortable position to hold for a photograph. Photo credit: These Americans
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Officers in about 10 patrol cars descended on a Super 8 Motel in Cromwell, Conn., Thursday morning, only a day after Clark, whom news outlets say was the only "person of interest" in the case, had been released after having DNA collected by police. Sources said the DNA definitively linked Clark to Le's murder and that Clark went quietly with police when they took him from the motel.
His bond set at $3 million, Clark is expected to be arraigned within 24 hours.
Le went missing Sept. 8, and her body was discovered Sunday, the day she was to have been married.
Clark was a lab technician who cleaned the cages for lab mice at the university, and reportedly knew Le because she used the mice in her experiments and worked in the same building where her body was found. He reportedly failed an FBI lie-detector test after her disappearance, and had what were described as defensive wounds on his chest.
On Wednesday, a coroner's report was released stating that Le was strangled to death and categorizing her demise as a homicide. Her body was discovered in a space in a basement that only someone familiar with the area would have known about, police said. The building had strict security measures that allowed access to only a handful of people.
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"Jimmy got a frohawk? Man, that kid's a fag."
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a retarded hairstyle
Mr. T has a frohawk and P Diddy/Puff daddy/Diddy had one for about a week.
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A hairstyle cultivated by emo or pop-punk kids. They're usually too big of pussies to get a real mohawk, but want to show how "punk" they are by having a stupid haircut.
"Hey guys. Lets go get our hair cut into a fro hawk, then we'll go see Fall Out Boy and Good Charlotte! Can your mom drive us or should I ask mine?"
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Development of a rapid and nonintrusive method for obtaining accurate soil morphological information is critical for pinpointing areas that are prone to leaching. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the suitability of using ground-penetrating radar (GPR) and electromagnetic induction (EMI) techniques in combination to gather soil morphological information on loessial soils. A survey of apparent electrical conductivity (ECa) was conducted in southwestern Tennessee at 10-m increments throughout a 1-ha field. Based on variation in the EMI data, a 36-m transect was selected for further investigation by GPR using a 200-MHz antenna. A hydraulic excavator was used to trench the site to a depth of 3 m, and a complete soil morphological investigation was performed along the trench face at 6-m increments. Readings from the EMI showed a moderate correlation with percent fragic properties (r = 0.40). Average depth to the loess/alluvium interface interpreted from the GPR was 1.20 m, and to the alluvium/Tertiary sand interface, 1.88 m. The loess/alluvium and alluvium/Tertiary sand interfaces interpreted from the GPR data had strong relationships to the measured depths, R2 = 0.90 and 0.88, respectively. Results from this study show that using precursory EMI data to pinpoint GPR surveys is a precise, accurate, and rapid means of acquiring field-scale soil morphological information.
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I deserve to win this early copy of Animal Crossing Wild World because I proposed to my wife through the letter system in the first Animal Crossing on GameCube. Animal Crossing was THE game that I introduced to my girlfriend to try to get her into videogames. She loved it and played it constantly. As our relationship grew, I started to think about asking her to marry me. I knew how much she loved Animal Crossing, so I fired up the game the night before Valentines Day and sent a letter to her asking her to marry me. The next day I told her to check what valentines she got from the animals. When she checked her mail and read my letter she screamed, and I got down on one knee and proposed to her. She absolutely loved it. We just got married on August 5 and are happily married, but arenâ??t yet bringing in the money. It would be great to win this game through this contest. We are both eagerly awaiting the online play of Animal Crossing Wild World so we can bring back our great memories of engagement.
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Wow awesome story, you deserved the win... congrats!
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we tried to rewire the tail lights and brake lights, finally got them to work...even though the radio started to blink when turning on the turn signals. now the truck wont start at all. the battery is reading a full charge with a tester, until we connect the neg line. then it reads dead. this truck was working just fine before this. when we connect the black power cable to the battery it crackles with a noise. no sparks...just a funny sound...we replaced and checked all fuses as well. replaced the solinoid fuse that was burnt out and replaced the solinoid and the voltage regulator. kinda of stuck and fairly frustated at this point. thank you for helping on any level possible!


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Addressing several hundred New Orleans business and community leaders last month, representatives from the Louisiana State University System and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs spoke definitively about their plans for a $2 billion investment in a joint medical teaching facility near downtown.
• A map detailing the state and federal plan, as well as the preservationists' plan.
• A chronology showing the fate of the charity hospital.
VA construction manager Don Orndorff promised a new federal hospital would be opened in early 2013. Dr. Larry Hollier, chancellor of the LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans, was less certain about a possible opening date for his school's portion of the project. But he was no less matter-of-fact about the imminence of a project that proponents pitch as the largest economic development undertaking in New Orleans history and a necessary linchpin in the positioning the city's medical enterprise to compete with those in Houston and Birmingham, Ala.
Preservationists and residents of the affected Tulane-Gravier neighborhood in Mid-City, however, say the plans as currently drawn are misguided, inefficient and unnecessarily threatening to historic residences and buildings such as the Dixie Brewery, Deutsches Haus and old McDonogh School.
Led by the Foundation for Historical Louisiana, the activists say they support the concept of rebuilding New Orleans hospitals better than they were before Hurricane Katrina. But they don't want the new campus to cover the nearly 70 acres bound by Claiborne Avenue, Tulane Avenue, South Rocheblave Street and Canal Street.
To date, the foundation and its supporters -- including residents and some business owners in lower Mid-City -- have failed to gain a political or public relations foothold in their opposition to LSU and the federal government. The next phase of the debate comes this morning at 9:30 a.m., when the Louisiana House Appropriations Committee convenes at the state Capitol in Baton Rouge to discuss the possibilities for the future of LSU's Charity Hospital building, which has remained closed since Katrina.
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A recent report by the Philadelphia-based architectural firm RMJM Hillier, hired by the foundation, concluded that Charity could be gutted and transformed into a modern academic hospital at less cost than the new construction that LSU proposes, a finding that university officials dispute.
The preservationists will use that report today as an anchor for an alternative proposal. They call for the VA to build a new facility northwest of Interstate 10, in the lower nine-block area of the larger footprint that state and federal officials propose now to take. Charity would be gutted to its limestone shell and frame, then rebuilt from within into a modern hospital. LSU also would take control of the existing VA campus across Gravier Street from Charity, using the land for future office buildings, parking, hospital support facilities or expansion.
LSU officials and state facilities director Jerry Jones thus far have been dismissive of the Hillier report and the concerns of preservationists, arguing that they have plans in place to mitigate against adverse affects of the larger Mid-City footprint.
The hearing today marks the first time that LSU officials will meet alongside their opponents in front of a legislative body, with the back-and-forth previously played out mostly in media interviews and letters.
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On the surface, the dispute pits traditional opposing values. One side seeks to preserve a historic structure -- Charity was built in 1939 -- and an architecturally significant neighborhood, albeit one spotted with abandoned properties. On the other is the promise of a sterling new medical enterprise with the potential for more than 2,000 permanent direct jobs, to say nothing of the indirect economic impact.
But Sandra Stokes, executive vice president of the foundation, and Walter Gallas, New Orleans field director for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, say the issue goes well beyond that caricature of old preservation battles.
"This is a historic preservation issue, an economic development issue, a health-care access issue, a taxpayer issue and an individual property rights issue, " Stokes said.
Those driving the project, according to Stokes and Gallas, have failed on all fronts.
"Both of these entities have picked the most expensive, most complicated way to go about this, " Gallas said. They highlight the potential complications: The VA is depending on the city of New Orleans to secure its land on the northwest portion of the footprint by the end of this year. LSU is still haggling with FEMA over the reimbursement for Katrina damage to Charity Hospital. Some legislators have raised concerns over whether the planned independent entity, set up to run the LSU hospital, can borrow the necessary $400 million on the bond market.
They also point out that a handful of homeowners already have rebuilt since Katrina using preservation grants and Road Home grants. "We're going to turn around and buy them out again, " Stokes said.
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LSU officials say the old Charity Hospital was outdated to house a modern hospital well before Katrina hit and the new facility will provide health care and medical education and spawn related health-care operations that will be a boon to the city's economy.
"We want to build a modern academic medical facility for the New Orleans region, " said Fred Cerise, vice president for the LSU System's medical division. "We don't believe we can do that at Charity Hospital."
There are fewer questions about the VA's financial viability, because Congress already has promised $600 million and is not bound by deficit spending. But that adds another layer of concern, Stokes said. "Our worst scenario is that the VA project gets built and that LSU falls apart, " she said, because it would maximize the negative city planning impact by leaving the rest of the Mid-City footprint stuck between medical complexes.
It also would leave the veterans hospital several blocks from any existing medical facilities, gutting the idea of "synergy" -- both sharing medical staff, equipment and support services -- that LSU and the VA have trumpeted.
At the least, Orndorff, the VA planner, points to pools of money that will be used to help move historical structures deemed worthy of salvaging. Preservationists argue the money -- $2.2 million -- is insufficient and that federal officials have too much leeway in defining what makes the cut.
Top LSU officials, meanwhile, will be on hand today in Baton Rouge to reprise the school's arguments. LSU System President John Lombardi will join Cerise and Hollier. Cerise said LSU officials are ready to give lawmakers assurances that the university has its financial plans in order, and he expressed confidence that the Obama administration, which took office Tuesday, will rule for LSU in its pursuit for $492 million, the full rebuilding cost of Charity Hospital, rather than the $150 million that FEMA offered in the waning weeks of the Bush administration.
Gov. Bobby Jindal will be represented by state facilities director Jones. Jindal has endorsed LSU's plans, but a spokesman on Wednesday passed on an opportunity to rule out using Charity as part of a new hospital.
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A teenage girl died from a severe allergic reaction she suffered while at Camp Sacramento with her family on Saturday, the El Dorado County Sheriff's Department said.
She was identified Monday as Natalie Giorgi.
Deputies said the 13-year-old girl stopped breathing due to a presumed reaction in the El Dorado National Forest.
Paramedics performed CPR on Natalie until a Care Flight helicopter arrived from Reno, Nev.
The teenager was taken to Barton Memorial Hospital where she was pronounced dead at 12:30 a.m., officers said.
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