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Sometimes I complain about the earthly weather, but mostly I like to post about astronomy and space events. Hope you enjoy the articles.
By: Susie77, 11:29 PM GMT on February 21, 2009
I am a volunteer at the World Bird Sanctuary. Today we were lucky enough to be able to release a great horned owl back into the wild. My children and grandchildren came along for the release. This month marks the fourth anniversary of my husband's passing to the next realm. Owl is his spirit guide. My coworkers at the WBS granted me the gift of being able to release this little guy in Rich's memory.
The day dawned cold and windy, with spits of snow. I thought: "Oh dear, what an awful day to get out of jail." A couple of hours later, however, the clouds began to break. Eventually the sun came out, although it remained quite blustery.
I picked up the little owl at WBS and drove him to a state park near our home. I thought that it was interesting in our ride to the park that his eyes never strayed from me. I was sitting in the back seat by his carrier. I can only think that he was worried about my intentions. However, once we entered the park, I was forgotten. He could see the bare trees silhouetted against the sky so that is where he focused. It is tempting to assign human feelings to animals. In this case, I would have to say that his expression was longing -- longing for what he knew was the familiar -- the deep woods of home.
Here is the owl in the animal carrier, preparing to return to the world.
I have taken him out of the crate here.
Close up of his handsome face and huge eyes.....
And his very large feet.... He was banded shortly before release for future identification.
My granddaughter Maddy and I with the owl. He watched her every movement. What was he thinking? "Hmm, is that food?" "Is that thing going to eat me?"
The owl flies free again, going home, going home.
If you enjoyed these pictures and the little story, I hope you will visit the WBS link posted, and learn more about these beautiful raptors. If you live in the St. Louis, MO area, I hope you will come by in person to visit us. Thanks for viewing this blog!
To view this blog as a web page (with more text and music), please visit Great Horned Owl Release.
Updated: 8:26 PM GMT on March 07, 2009
By: Susie77, 1:14 AM GMT on February 20, 2009
Earthly February is a time of weather change for both northern and southern hemispheres. This year, it has also been a busy month in outer space -- lots of interesting things going on, from Comet Lulin to an interesting view of Saturn, its rings, and some of its moons:
From Science at NASA:
Spectacular Photo-op on Saturn
February 19, 2009: Something is about to happen on Saturn that's so pretty, even Hubble will pause to take a look.
"On Feb. 24th, there's going to be a quadruple transit of Saturn's moons," says Keith Noll of the Hubble Space Telescope Science Institute. "Titan, Mimas, Dione and Enceladus will pass directly in front of Saturn and we'll see their silhouettes crossing Saturn's cloudtops—all four at the same time."
Hubble won't be the only one looking. Amateur astronomers will be able to see it, too. The timing favors observers along the Pacific coast of North America, Alaska, Hawaii, Australia and east Asia.
On Feb. 8th, astrophotographer Christopher Go of the Philippines got a preview when Titan transited Saturn all by itself. He recorded this movie using an 11-inch telescope:
[see web site for video -- Sue]
"I woke up at one o'clock in the morning to photograph Titan's passage across the disk of Saturn," says Go. "The sky was overcast, but I was fortunate to see the end of the transit through a break in the clouds. The emergence of Titan was really stunning because it gave the moon a 3D appearance!"
Transits like these are rare. "They only happen every 14 to 15 years when the orbits of Saturn's moons are nearly edge-on to Earth," says Noll. In 1995-96, the last time the geometry was right, Hubble photographed two (Titan and Tethys) and three (Mimas, Enceladus, Dione) moons transiting Saturn. This will be the first time the great telescope captures four.
The event begins on Tuesday morning, Feb. 24th at 10:54 UT (2:54 a.m. PST) when Titan's circular shadow falls across Saturn's cloudtops. About forty minutes later, the ruddy disk of Titan itself moves over the clouds.
"Titan is so big, you can see it just by looking through the eyepiece of a small telescope—no special camera is required," says Go.
One by one, the smaller moons Mimas, Dione and Enceladus will follow Titan. At 14:24 UT, all four satellites and their shadows will simultaneously dot Saturn's disk
"To photograph the smaller moons, you'll need a mid-sized backyard telescope equipped with a good CCD camera," notes Go.
Hubble's observations are part of the Hubble Heritage Project, a 10-year outreach effort aimed at producing images of exceptional beauty for the general public. "Only 0.5% of Hubble's observing time is devoted to Heritage work," says Noll, one of the project's leaders, "so we're picky about our targets." He thinks the quadruple transit could rank among the best planet-shots in Hubble's archive.
The images could yield hard science, too.
"The transit of Titan will be of particular interest," says Noll. "Researchers plan to use Saturn as a backlight to probe the size and transparency of the giant moon's atmosphere." Hubble will also capture a rare view of the rings almost edge-on, a point of view that can reveal ring-warps, undiscovered satellites, and new information about the reflectivity of ring particles.
"Hard science can be beautiful."
Stay tuned to Science@NASA for snapshots.
Editor's note: To find Saturn on Feb. 24th, look southwest before sunrise. The planet is easy to see shining like a golden first-magnitude star in the constellation Leo: sky map. By cosmic coincidence, Feb. 24th is also the date Comet Lulin makes its closest approach to Earth--and the comet is right beside Saturn! Using a small telescope you can catch a comet, a ringed planet and a quadruple transit; it's a nice way to begin the day.
By: Susie77, 12:35 AM GMT on February 19, 2009
Space Weather News for Feb. 18, 2009
COMET LULIN UPDATE: Comet Lulin is approaching Earth and brightening rapidly. Observers say it is now visible to the naked eye as a faint (magnitude +5.6) gassy patch in the constellation Virgo before dawn. Even city dwellers have seen it. Backyard telescopes reveal a vivid green comet in obvious motion. Just yesterday, amateur astronomers watched as a solar wind gust tore away part of the comet's tail, the second time this month such a thing has happened. Lulin's closest approach to Earth (38 million miles) is on Feb. 24th; at that time the comet could be two or three times brighter than it is now. Browse the gallery for the latest images:
SATELLITE DEBRIS: More than a week has passed since the Feb. 10th collision of Iridium 33 and Kosmos 2251 over northern Siberia, and the orbits of some of the largest fragments have now been measured by US Strategic Command. Today's edition of http://Spaceweather.com features global maps showing where the debris is located. Only 26 fragments are currently plotted, but that number will grow as radar tracking of the debris continues. Check back often for updates.
By: Susie77, 10:07 PM GMT on February 16, 2009
Space Weather News for Feb. 16, 2009
WEEKEND FIREBALLS: A daylight fireball over Texas on Sunday, Feb. 15th, triggered widespread reports that debris from a recent satellite collision was falling to Earth. Those reports were premature. Researchers have studied video of the event and concluded that the object was more likely a natural meteoroid about one meter wide traveling more than 20 km/s--much faster than orbital debris. Meteoroids hit Earth every day, and the Texas fireball was apparently one of them.
There's more: On Friday, Feb. 13th, people in central Kentucky heard loud booms, felt their houses shake, and saw a fireball streaking through the sky. This occurred scant hours after another fireball at least 10 times brighter than a full Moon lit up the sky over Italy. Although it is tempting to attribute these events to debris from the Feb. 10th collision of the Iridium 33 and Kosmos 2251 satellites, the Kentucky and Italy fireballs also seem to be meteoroids, not manmade objects. Italian scientists are studying the ground track of their fireball, which was recorded by multiple cameras, and they will soon begin to hunt for meteorites.
Videos, eye-witness reports and more information about these events may be found at http://spaceweather.com.
By: Susie77, 2:05 AM GMT on February 13, 2009
Space Weather News for Feb. 12, 2009
COLLIDING SATELLITES: Experts are calling it an "unprecedented event." Two large satellites have collided in Earth orbit. Kosmos 2251 crashed into Iridium 33 on Tuesday, Feb. 10th, approximately 800 km over northern Siberia; both were destroyed. The resulting clouds of debris contain more than 500 fragments, significantly increasing the orbital debris population at altitudes where the collision occurred. The Air Force Space Surveillance Radar is monitoring the clouds as they pass over the radar facility in Texas. We, in turn, are monitoring signals from the radar and you may be able to hear debris "pings" by tuning in to our live audio feed. This is a story that will unfold in the days ahead as researchers study the evolution of the debris clouds and piece together the details of the collision. Stay tuned to http://spaceweather.com for full coverage.
By: Susie77, 12:43 AM GMT on February 11, 2009
From www.spaceweather.com
The last time an Alaskan volcano blew its top (Kasatochi in August 2008), about a million tons of ash and sulfur dioxide flooded the stratosphere, causing fantastic sunsets around the northern hemisphere and possibly reducing Earth's temperature by a fraction of a degree. With each seismic tremor, Redoubt brings us closer to another blast of SO2. Stay tuned for updates.
By: Susie77, 1:09 AM GMT on February 06, 2009
Space Weather News for Feb. 5, 2009
COMET TAIL: Comet Lulin (C/2007 N3) is approaching Earth and putting on a good show for amateur astronomers. Yesterday, Feb. 4th, observers witnessed a "disconnection event." A gust of solar wind tore off part of the comet's tail in plain view of backyard telescopes. Photos of the event are featured on today's edition of http://spaceweather.com. Activity in the comet's tail and atmosphere will become even easier to see in the weeks ahead as Lulin nears closest approach on Feb. 24th. At that time the comet will lie only 38 million miles from Earth and it should be visible to the naked eye. In the meantime, please note that Feb. 5th-7th, is an especially good time to find Comet Lulin in the pre-dawn sky. The comet is gliding beautifully close to the naked-eye double star Zubenelgenubi. Just point your binoculars at the double star and the comet will materialize right beside it. Visit http://spaceweather.com for photos, sky maps and more information.
By: Susie77, 1:09 AM GMT on February 05, 2009
NASA [ http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2009/04feb_greencomet.htm?list870272 ]
Green Comet Approaches Earth
February 4, 2009: In 1996, a 7-year-old boy in China bent over the eyepiece of a small telescope and saw something that would change his life--a comet of flamboyant beauty, bright and puffy with an active tail. At first he thought he himself had discovered it, but no, he learned, two men named "Hale" and "Bopp" had beat him to it. Mastering his disappointment, young Quanzhi Ye resolved to find his own comet one day.
And one day, he did.
Fast forward to a summer afternoon in July 2007. Ye, now 19 years old and a student of meteorology at China's Sun Yat-sen University, bent over his desk to stare at a black-and-white star field. The photo was taken nights before by Taiwanese astronomer Chi Sheng Lin on "sky patrol" at the Lulin Observatory. Ye's finger moved from point to point--and stopped. One of the stars was not a star, it was a comet, and this time Ye saw it first.
Comet Lulin, named after the observatory in Taiwan where the discovery-photo was taken, is now approaching Earth. "It is a green beauty that could become visible to the naked eye any day now," says Ye.
The comet makes its closest approach to Earth (0.41 AU) on Feb. 24, 2009. Current estimates peg the maximum brightness at 4th or 5th magnitude, which means dark country skies would be required to see it. No one can say for sure, however, because this appears to be Lulin's first visit to the inner solar system and its first exposure to intense sunlight. Surprises are possible.
Lulin's green color comes from the gases that make up its Jupiter-sized atmosphere. Jets spewing from the comet's nucleus contain cyanogen (CN: a poisonous gas found in many comets) and diatomic carbon (C2). Both substances glow green when illuminated by sunlight in the near-vacuum of space.
In 1910, many people panicked when astronomers revealed Earth would pass through the cyanogen-rich tail of Comet Halley. False alarm: The wispy tail of the comet couldn't penetrate Earth's dense atmosphere; even it if had penetrated, there wasn't enough cyanogen to cause real trouble. Comet Lulin will cause even less trouble than Halley did. At closest approach in late February, Lulin will stop 38 million miles short of Earth, utterly harmless.
To see Comet Lulin with your own eyes, set your alarm for 3 am. The comet rises a few hours before the sun and may be found about 1/3rd of the way up the southern sky before dawn. Here are some dates when it is especially easy to find:
Feb. 6th: Comet Lulin glides by Zubenelgenubi, a double star at the fulcrum of Libra's scales. Zubenelgenubi is not only fun to say (zuBEN-el-JA-newbee), but also a handy guide. You can see Zubenelgenubi with your unaided eye (it is about as bright as stars in the Big Dipper); binoculars pointed at the binary star reveal Comet Lulin in beautiful proximity. [sky map]
Feb. 16th: Comet Lulin passes Spica in the constellation Virgo. Spica is a star of first magnitude and a guidepost even city astronomers cannot miss. A finderscope pointed at Spica will capture Comet Lulin in the field of view, centering the optics within a nudge of both objects. [sky map]
Feb. 24th: Closest approach! On this special morning, Lulin will lie just a few degrees from Saturn in the constellation Leo. Saturn is obvious to the unaided eye, and Lulin could be as well. If this doesn't draw you out of bed, nothing will. [sky map]
Ye notes that Comet Lulin is remarkable not only for its rare beauty, but also for its rare manner of discovery. "This is a 'comet of collaboration' between Taiwanese and Chinese astronomers," he says. "The discovery could not have been made without a contribution from both sides of the Strait that separates our countries. Chi Sheng Lin and other members of the Lulin Observatory staff enabled me to get the images I wanted, while I analyzed the data and found the comet."
Somewhere this month, Ye imagines, another youngster will bend over an eyepiece, see Comet Lulin, and feel the same thrill he did gazing at Comet Hale-Bopp in 1996. And who knows where that might lead...?
"I hope that my experience might inspire other young people to pursue the same starry dreams as myself," says Ye.
Even though he is just a puppy, he inspires my old soul too. :)
By: Susie77, 3:05 PM GMT on February 01, 2009
Cue desperate attempt to make this weather-related.... lol.
We have finally had a *real* winter here. The Mississippi is frozen in several stretches, open water to be found only below the Locks. As a consequence, we have eagles, beaucoup eagles! And turistas who follow them... sometimes more people than birds. Eagle-spotting has become a popular winter weekend past time.
Back in October, I started volunteering for the World Bird Sanctuary. Some of our programs involve going out into the community to present educational info on birds of prey. Here is a photo from last week of Liberty, a bald eagle, and some of us staff/volunteer folks, at the Alton (Illinois) Visitors Center.
Liberty is 17 yrs. ago. He has been in a couple of Rose Bowl parades, and also on the David Letterman show.
Here's me in a close encounter with a great horned owl. She had suffered a broken wing and is in the process of being restored, hopefully to fly free again on her great silent wings:
I hope if you live in or visit the St. Louis area, you'll come by and see us. WBS is open seven days a week from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. And it's free!
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Weight gain, particularly after menopause, is associated with an increased risk of breast cancer in women, according to an article in the July 12 issue of JAMA.
Background information in the article indicates that weight loss after menopause lowers circulating estrogen hormones in women, and because estrogen is directly related to breast cancer, weight loss is thought to decrease risk of the disease. Studies show that weight gain since early adulthood is associated with increased breast cancer risk in postmenopausal women, particularly those not taking postmenopausal hormones. However, weight changes in middle-aged to older women (50 years and older) has been studied less extensively.
A. Heather Eliassen, Sc.D., of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, and colleagues analyzed data within the Nurses' Health Study to determine the association between weight change and the risk of breast cancer among postmenopausal women. The researchers assessed weight change for two different periods--since 18 years of age and since menopause. A total of 87,143 postmenopausal women (ages 30 to 55 years) were followed up for up to 26 years to analyze weight change since age 18. Weight change since menopause was assessed among 49,514 women (followed up for up to 24 years).
Women who gained about 55 pounds or more since age 18 were at a 45 percent increased risk of breast cancer, compared with those who maintained their weight, with a stronger association among women who have never taken postmenopausal hormones. Women who gained about 22 pounds or more since menopause were at an 18 percent increased risk of breast cancer. Those who lost about 22 pounds or more since menopause (and kept the weight off) and had never used postmenopausal hormones were at a 57 percent lower risk of breast cancer than those who simply maintained their weight. The researchers concluded that 15 percent of the study's breast cancer cases may be attributable to weight gain of 4.4 pounds or more since age 18 and 4.4 percent of the cases may be attributable to weight gain of 4.4 pounds or more since menopause.
"These data suggest that weight gain during adult life, specifically since menopause, increases the risk of breast cancer among postmenopausal women, whereas weight loss after menopause is associated with a decreased risk of breast cancer," the authors write. "Women should be advised to avoid weight gain both before and after menopause to decrease their postmenopausal breast cancer risk. (JAMA. 2006; 296: 193 – 201.)
This study was supported by a research grant from the National Cancer Institute. Dr. Eliassen was supported by a training grant from the Department of Defense and Cancer Education and a Career Development grant from the National Cancer Institute. Co-author Dr. Colditz was supported in part by a Cissy Hornug Clinical Research Professorship from the American Cancer Society.
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I was riding on a jeep in a remote part of Jharkhand, in India, when I saw these two kids coming in the opposite direction, I quickly took my camera out and since the driver of our jeep did not stop, I timed and swirled in my seat and panned and got this shot, I waved the at the kids, I remember being very cheerful after seeing these kids.
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How to Add a Product Attribute in osCommerce
This will be accomplished in the osCommerce Admin section by creating a new Product Option, adding values to the option, then adding the option to the product.
Creating a Product Attribute & Adding Values:
- Login to the Admin section of osCommerce.
- Click the Catalog option in the menu, then click Products Attributes.
- In the blank field under Product Options enter your new attribute, then click the Insert button.
- Now, click your new Option Name under the Option Values section, and enter the new option to the right. Click the Insert button to save, then repeat for additional options (in my tests I added Black, and White color options).
Add an Attribute to a Product:
- Under the Products Attributes section, choose your product from the drop-down box (in my test I am choosing T-Shirt).
- To the right, click the Option name from the drop-down menu (in my tests I am choosing Color).
- Beneath the Option Value section choose your option (in my tests I selected Black).
- Under the Value Price menu, enter the price difference, then enter a '+' or '-' under the Prefix field if you want to add or subtract.
- Click the Insert Button to save.
Congratulations, now you know how to add a Product Atttriubte in osCommerce!
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Thank you for your question. It appears that by default, osCommerce does not have the ability to add attributes to all products in a category or for a single producer all at once. There may be an addon that can handle that funtion, however I did not see one during my initial search. Kindest Regards, Scott M |
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Are you asking how to require an attribute? such as the size of an item? Kindest Regards, Scott M |
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According to the osCommerce forums, the software will take the first attribute as the default. So if you have pdf as the first attribute, the customer will receive that unless they specifically check the doc file attribute option. Kindest Regards, Scott M |
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Apologies for the extra comment, but there is an addon that can also help with product options. Option Types v2 Kindest Regards, Scott M |
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2014-09-30 4:31 pm
Hello Dave,
Sorry to hear you're having problems with the attributes. Can you give us a little more information about the setting for attributes that you have set? Do you have multiple attributes for the product? If there is only set of attributes for the product, then that is typically the way it defaults to the product when it is sold. Check it out and if you continue to have the problem, please give us more information on the issue. Are you getting an error message? What attributes have you added? What version of OsCommerce are you running? And URL to your website would help us investigate the issue as well. Regards, Arnel C. |
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2014-09-30 6:45 pm
I want to add two or three optional extras to purchase with the original product.... It seems that if i add one - it is automatically purchased....I want that to be OPTIONAL and not automatically selected when the original item is selected to purchase |
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2014-09-30 7:09 pm
To do so, you would want to add an attribute for the standard product, as well as additional attributes for the other options that you want to be added.
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2014-11-15 9:45 pm
I have a question about the attributes. I understand how to create and add them to my products, but for some reason, they are appearing out of order in the website. I can't figure out why this is happening. It works out fine for some of the products, but for others all the info in the drop down menus are out of order. Example: I have a clock website and customers get a free pair of hands when they purchase a movment. There are 23 options for hands they can pick and I want them ordered a certain way (alphabetically) with the no hands appearing first in case they don't want hands. For some reason, in some of them, even though I enter the hands alphabetically, they end up in random orders and the no hands option ends up in the middle. Does someone have any ideas of why and how to fix it? I have tried putting the items in backwards, locating the id # and nothing helps. The id's are all in order, but don't appear in order in the final product. Thanks in advance for any help. |
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2014-11-17 11:18 am
Hi Sylvia,
Thanks for the question. osCommerce does not place the attributes in any sort of alphabetical order. There is no function to do so. As per this post in osCommerce forums, the code would need to be modified in order to have that function. You can also check out this add-on as a solution to the problem. I hope this helps to provide you the functionality that you need. Kindest regards, Arnel C. |
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2014-11-22 6:22 am
I understand how to add products and their variations, but some of my products have lots of variations. Do I have to insert each variation seperately or is there a way of bulk inserting. For instance coma seperated, tried this doesn't work. |
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2014-11-24 9:19 am
Hello Paul,
Yes, you would need to do this individually within the default PrestaShop. You may want to check for an addon to do this for you, but we do not know of any right offhand. Kindest Regards, Scott M |
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Great antipasto and yummy pizza!!
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As good as the regular pie is, don't miss one with sausage
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Sweet peppers and onions or no cheese, anchovies (or sausage) and garlic...burnt!
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Second best tomato pie? Or just lunch vs. Dinner?
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Jan 31, 2014
4:15 PM ETHere\'s a recap of our live blog of Friday\'s market action. Stocks end on a down note, posting their first January decline since 2010.
- 9:23 am (EST)
- Headed for opening losses
- William Watts
We're less than 10 minutes away from the opening bell and stocks are headed for a lower start.
Futures on the S&P 500 are down 14.8 points, or 0.8%, at 1,766.40 , while Dow futures are off 145 points, or 0.9%, at 15,588. Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 12.5 points, or 0.4%, at 3,489.50.
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Sunday\'s NFL Championship between the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks is slated to be begin at 6:25 p.m. EST.
The game will be broadcast on Fox.
Jan 31, 2014
3:44 PM ETWhile Exxon Mobil and Chevron are both charter members of the Big Oil fraternity, Exxon has always been the bigger of the two. At $410 billion, Exxon's market cap is nearly twice Chevron's $223 billion.
But the full-year results they released this week show Chevron is narrowing the gap. Not because it's growing faster than Exxon, but because it shrank less.
Jan 31, 2014
2:56 PM ETJordan Belfort tried to defraud anyone he could call out of the phone book.
That was the consensus of several players ranging from regulators to prosecutors to his own defense attorney that were part of the case against the former stockbroker who is depicted in the movie "The Wolf of Wall Street" by actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
Jan 31, 2014
2:42 PM ETCould Zynga Inc. be turning the corner? The company said it would buy mobile-game developer NaturalMotion for $527 million in cash and stock. The acquisition announcement came late Thursday in conjunction with Zynga reporting a fourth-quarter loss that it trimmed from the same period a year ago, while sales declined by 43%.
Jan 31, 2014
2:05 PM ETIn explaining Google's decision to sell Motorola to Lenovo, Chief Financial Officer Patrick Pichette told analysts Thursday that the deal "a great transaction where everybody wins."
Well, maybe not everybody.
A blossoming friendship between Google and Lenovo could potentially pose a big threat to another player, Apple. In fact, the Motorola deal suddenly turned the spotlight on Lenovo at a time when Apple is gearing up for a major move: its big push into China.
The Motorola deal highlights Lenovo serious ambitions in tech hardware, marked a decade ago when it bought IBM's iconic PC business and its recent acquisition of Big Blue's low-end server business.
"The next logical step was we needed a strong brand in the smartphone market," Jay Parker, president of Lenovo North America, told MarketWatch. "Now, we've acquired this iconic brand in the mobile space."
Jan 31, 2014
1:59 PM ETCattle futures held near historic highs, with live cattle futures trading over 4% higher for the month as the market continued to worry about supply levels on the back of high feeding costs.
Live cattle futures on Friday were poised for a 4.4% gain on the month, which would be the strongest monthly gain since September 2011. On Friday afternoon, April live cattle fell 0.13 cent, or 0.1%, to $1.404 a pound on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
Live cattle, cattle being readied for the feedlots, hit a closing high of $1.439 on Jan. 23, which was highest level on records going back to Nov. 5, 1984, according to FactSet data, which tracks the most-active contracts. Various news reports said that was the highest since trading began on the CME in 1964.
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MasterCard's CEO says it's critical for the payments industry to adopt safer technologies in the U.S. Without those changes, he added, more data breaches will be on the way.
CEO Ajay Banga called for banks, merchants and payment processors to work together to move the industry toward chip technology and tokenization, two technologies that are considered more secure. That's key to helping customers feel safe in the wake of hacker attacks at retailers like Target Corp. and Neiman Marcus, Banga said. -
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Jan 31, 2014
10:56 AM ETWhere are the world\'s biggest banks? In China, the U.S., Japan and Germany.
The folks at SNL Financial just released their first-ever scorecard of the 100 biggest banks in the world. Beijing-based Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. came in at No. 1, followed by a U.K. bank, two French banks and a Japanese bank. The biggest U.S. bank, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., doesn\'t make it on the list until No. 6.
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All 12 episodes from the sixth season of the American crime drama about a Miami police forensics expert who kills those he believes have escaped justice.
Dexter (Michael C. Hall) was orphaned at the age of three after the murder of his mother, an incident which implanted in him a fierce desire to punish those who commit criminal acts.
While avoiding suspicion with a genial and helpful professional facade by day, while off-duty, Dexter remorselessly hunts down those he believes have escaped the justice of the law and takes his vengeance.
The episodes are: 'Those Kinds of Things', 'Once Upon a Time...', 'Smokey and the Bandit', 'A Horse of a Different Colour', 'The Angel of Death', 'Just Let Go', 'Nebraska', 'Sin of Omission', 'Get Gellar', 'Ricochet Rabbit', 'Talk to the Hand' and 'This Is the Way the World Ends'.
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- Release date: 18/06/2012
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In the best case scenario, Westbrook returns to form, Carmona's control from the winter/spring is real, Masterson finds a pitch to retire lefties, Talbot and Huff are better than replacement level, Sizemore is healthy and MVP-caliber, Choo maintains his gains, LaPorta improves, Raffy Perez returns to usefulness, the back end of the bullpen (whomever they are) holds leads, the infield defense improves, Valbuena doesn't crater, Peralta has a 20-homer year, far fewer total schmoes see playing time, Carlos Santana is up by June and is excellent, and team health is excellent, yielding 85 wins and the Division title.
In the worst case, Westbrook has control and stamina problems, Carmona spits the bit, other starters channel 2009, the bullpen can't hold leads, Peralta is traded, Wes Hodges brings his frying pan to third, Sizemore gets hurt, LaPorta becomes Austin Kearns, no catcher posts a .600 OPS, Valbuena craters, Brantley is Jason Tyner, the Korean army abducts Shin-Soo Choo, mass ptomaine poisoning on Dollar Dog Night, the Cavs lose Game 7 of the Finals on missed free throws by Ilgauskas, LeBron signs with Chicago, Progressive Field burns down, the Browns draft Tim Tebow, and everyone dies. Pretty typical Cleveland fare.
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It was the late June of 2005. The PGA Club Professional Championship (now called the PGA Professional National Championship) was set to begin on Kiawah's Ocean Course. During a press conference early in the week, then-Governor Mark Sanford, Pete Dye, various officers of the PGA of America and Kiawah Island officials announce that the 2012 PGA Championship would be held on The Ocean Course. At the time, it seemed a million years away.
In mid-2009, Championship Director, Brett Sterba arrived on site to set the framework on bringing a major Championship to coastal South Carolina – working through logistical challenges, developing relationships with local businesses and government officials as well as making initial
contacts with potential hospitality purchasers. Over the following three years course architect, Pete Dye, made subtle changes to the course to better accommodate patron flow and to challenge the world's greatest players. About three month out from the Championship, a virtual city took root and rose until the second week of August when over 30,000 individuals a day came to inhabit it and enjoy an epic Championship.
Carl Pettersson's 66 leads first round – On an excellent day for scoring, Pettersson, who won at nearby Hilton Head Island in April at the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town, led a number of players under par on Day 1. Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods also got off to good starts.
Calm conditions and a course softened by rain earlier in the week led to a number of under-par rounds including McIlroy with 5-under 67. Woods had an up-and-down round that included three straight birdies but still finished with a 69. Other notable scores included Gary Woodland (67) and John Daly, defending champion Keegan Bradley and Geoff Ogilvy.
Joost Luiten of the Netherlands was threatening the tournament's 18-hole scoring record at 8 under through 14 holes, but bogeyed his last four holes to end up also with a 68.
While many of the early rounds started low, scores crept back up as the wind kicked up and The Ocean Course demonstrated why it has been called America's Toughest Course.
On the toughest scoring day in PGA Championship history, winds blew at a steady 25 mph with a gust reaching 38 mph.
On days like this, par is a very, very good number. Three-time major champions, Vijay Singh scratched out five birdies in a remarkable round of 3-under 69. Only four other players managed to break par including Michael Hoey of Northern Ireland at 70 and Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Ian Poulter at 71.
Carl Pettersson stayed in the lead as long as he could until a few errant shots at the end of the round and settled for a 74.
Poulter was tied for the lead until a bogie on his last hole. "The golf shots this course asks you to hit time and time and time again … you really have to hit phenomenal golf shots," Poulter said. "The room for error is so tiny, and when you get it wrong, you can be 15 feet below the level of the green in a bad lie with not much of a shot."
The scoring average for Friday was 78.11. The previous record for the PGA Championship was 76.8 set back in 1958. There were 44 players under par after Thursday. Going into the weekend, there were only 10.
Rory McIlroy didn't make a birdie until his 14th hole. His 75 left him at 2-under, just two behind the leaders.
Joost Luiten, already having a bad day, opted not to play the 18th on Friday. It was getting dark and play was technically suspended for darkness. His playing partners went ahead and finished up their rounds, but Luiten opted not to.
Luiten was already 5-over for the day by the time he got to 18, so maybe he was hoping to wakeup and try and birdie the hole on Saturday – Which he proceeded to do.
McIlroy opened with three birdies and two par saves, none bigger than on the third hole when his tee shot lodged in a branch about 7 feet off the ground. He reached up to remove the ball, took an unplayable lie, and then got up and down for an unbelievable par.
Tiger moved in the other direction. While Woods made everything Friday to take a share of the 36-hole lead, he made nothing on Saturday. He was already five shots behind and facing a 6-foot par putt on the eighth hole when the siren sounded to stop play. He was 1 under.
Bo Van Pelt and Steve Stricker each climbed the leaderboard with a pair of 67s.
Twenty-six players did not finish their round on Saturday due to weather and needed to return on Sunday morning to finish their third round. The final round was played in threesomes off both tees, a rarity in a major championship.
In stark contrast to the day before, Sunday's weather was spectacular – sunny, warm with a 10-15mph breeze, which is next to nothing on The Ocean Course. The 26 players who didn't finish their Saturday rounds teed off early so as to allow them to get done in time to play their Sunday rounds.
At the beginning of the day, Rory McIlroy and Vijay Singh were tied for the lead. After a seesaw battle amongst the leaders, Rory took the lead on the 15th of the 3rd round and never looked back, finishing with back-to-back birdies for a 67. By the end of the third round, McIlroy leads at 7-under, and Pettersson is in second place at 4-under. Three are tied in third (Van Pelt, Immelman & Scott) at 3-under with four tied for 6th place (Stricker, Hanson, Singh and Woods) at 2-under.
Around 11:45am the final round starts with threesomes going off double tees (1 & 10). However, just like last year's U.S. Open, this one was never seriously in doubt. No one got closer than two shots the rest of the way, and McIlroy closed out a remarkable week by playing bogey-free over the final 23 holes.
David Lynn, a 38-yar-old from England who was playing in America for the first time, was runner up after closing with a 68.
Woods never recovered from his ignominious start on Saturday, finishing the final round with a 72 leaving him at 2-under, 11 shots off McIlroy's pace. Woods was gracious in the loss. "He's very good. We all know the talent he has," Woods said. Referring to his five missed cuts in a row earlier in the year, he said, "He went through a little spell this year, and I think that was good for him. We all go through those spells in our careers. He's got all the talent in the world to do what he's doing. And this is the way that Rory can play. When he gets it going, it's pretty impressive to watch."
Ian Poulter put up the stiffest challenge, though not for long. Poulter, who started the final round six shots behind, made six birdies through seven holes to get within two shots. He then made three straight bogeys on the back nine and had to settle for a 69. He tied for third at 4-under 284, along with Justin Rose (66) and defending champion Keegan Bradley (68).
The entire staff of Kiawah Island Golf Resort is proud to have Rory McIlroy as champion of Kiawah's first major.
"It means an awful lot to look at the names on that trophy, and to put my name alongside them is very special."


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It's down to the final games of the season for Banks County as the Leopards prepare for this weekend's on the road match-ups.
The Leopards should have a little more spirit in the tank after a pair of subregion wins last week, including one of the closest finishes Banks has played all year.
Banks County defeated Oglethorpe last Tuesday then made a play at the buzzer on Friday night to steal the victory away from North Oconee.
Brett Armour (20) was Leopards fans' hero Friday night as he sunk a layup at the buzzer to give Banks a 56-55 victory over North Oconee. Photo by Justin Poole


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Reading this it seems Pat that it would be impossible to Swift Boat Mitt Romney as every thing that comes out of his mouth is a lie, an exaggeration, or manipulation of the truth…After he goes down in flames in November he will be replacing Sarah Palin at Fox News he would fit in real well there.
Should Mitt be elected he will be more than beholden to the likes of the Tea Partiers which is another good reason to reject him.
Mitt Romney and the elite class he represents known as the 1% is what is wrong with this country.
Refusing to release he tax returns, hiding his money offshore, reluctant to express his views on the issues at hand without twisting himself into a human pretzel, illustrates the same people whose live by the motto: "Don't do as I do, do as I say".
The party he represents is focused on forcing voters to display an I.D. but are not in favor or releasing the names of donors who are buying this election through anonymity.
Billionaire Sheldon Adelson who helped keep Newt Gingrich in the race for longer than necessary, is now under scrutiny for his business dealings in Maui. Just what is it this mans hopes to gain as he throws millions into campaigns?
He certainly is looking for more than a personal thank you as are the Koch Brothers who continually fund without disclosure and whose gas and oll business hopes to benefit when regulations are lifted that will allow them to suffocate the environment by ignoring the Clean Air Act.
These people are uninterested in maintaining the "common good" but are only concerned with their own wealth.
Pat, you and Eugene Robinson are channeling one another — his article today reaches the same conclusion as you do — Mitt has no one to blame, but himself. Those Morman temple garments (morman underwear) must be asbestos because "liar, liar, pants on fire" doesn't seem to work.
It seems as though we're watching an amalgamation of old Star Trek episodes — there is no doubt that Mitt is a shape shifter, but Sunday, Ed Gillespie let slip the fact that Mitt is also capable of traveling through the time space continuum by being able to go back in time and "retire retroactively." Now there is a skill I could have used on more than a couple of thousand occasions.
Here's the Robinson article if you are interested:
#7: Romney was not a popular figure here in MA. He spent most of his time out of state laying his groundwork as a future presidential candidate.
He has been characterized as an aloof figure by the Boston press, one who did not give many interviews and kept the public at bay for most of the 4 years in office.
He made the decision not to run a second time because he knew he would more than likely lose. The first time he ran he pushed aside the acting governor, Jane Swift, who was a disaster herself but that elbow shoving did not go down well since few believed he was a bona fide resident of MA at that time.
His Romney care however was greeted with a much applause since it went after those who could afford to buy healthcare but chose not to. Ninety Eight percent of the Commonwealth are covered under this plan. Yet he flips flops away as though it were a crime.
Mitt was not "well loved" here in this state and even Deval earns more kudos than Mitt ever did during his 4 year term.
@11: That was a remarkably restrained comment, Pat. 😉
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"What is Art, and What is Not?"
Celebrated American graphic designer Milton Glaser has spent much of his career straddling the line between fine art and commercial design; his ubiquitous "I Love New York" logo is the perfect example of a commercial image that, to many, rose to the level of great art. Glaser gives BigThink.com the insights of an artist who has found the key to distinguishing between what is art and what isn't.
"I Love New York": From Contract Job to International Icon
While many artists become annoyed by or even disown their most iconic works, Milton Glaser has nothing but appreciation for the success of his "I Love New York" image—even though he doesn't own the copyright. He reflects upon the image's success for BigThink.com.
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Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has a message for Corporate Canada: Start spending your cash or give it to shareholders to do it for you.
"This is dead money," Mr. Carney said during a news conference Wednesday, following a historic speech to members of the Canadian Auto Workers union.
It was a sign that the head of Canada's central bank is frustrated with the record piles of unused cash Canadian companies hold today.
"If companies can't figure out what to do with it, then they should give it to shareholders and they'll figure it out," he said.
The comments were some of the strongest Mr. Carney has made regarding the almost $600-billion in unused cash being held by non-financial companies in Canada. Cash hoarding has grown steadily since the financial crisis, as firms feel the need to retain large cash reserves in the face of uncertainty in the global economy.
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"To actually come out and say that … that's a pretty strong push," said Michael Gregory, senior economist and head of Canadian rates strategy at BMO Capital Markets. "He's been critical that [Canadian companies] haven't done more, and I think you actually sense that frustration in his tone today."
Earlier Wednesday, Mr. Carney faced a crowd full of CAW members as he made a speech on the future of manufacturing in Canada. The occasion made him the first Bank of Canada governor to address organized labour in a public setting.
His speech emphasized the need for Canadian companies, especially manufacturers, to shift their export focus from developed countries to the rapidly growing economies of the emerging markets.
"We are overexposed to the United States and underexposed to faster-growing emerging markets," he said, adding that Canada needs an "aggressive, emerging-market focused trade strategy" if it wants to succeed in the future.
He also stressed that it was important Canadian companies continue to invest in their workforces and in new equipment, a point the Bank of Canada has made in the past and one that found a receptive audience among the union members in the crowd Wednesday.
But despite the bank's insistence that Canadian companies need to invest in capital to boost Canada's sagging productivity, corporate Canada has for the most part simply sat on its cash hoards.
"What little spending corporations have been doing, it's essentially been to simply replace depreciated capital equipment," said Mr. Madani of Capital Economics.
Having thew head of Canada's central bank make such blunt statements about the need to deploy that cash could be a game changer, said Mr. Madani.
"Now that Mark Carney has taken it to the next stage, maybe shareholders will take more notice," he said.
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Injury-prone England pace bowler Simon Jones has been ruled out for the rest of the season due to a knee injury, his county Worcestershire confirmed on Thursday.
Jones has rarely been fully fit since playing a key role in England's 2005 Ashes victory over Australia and he will remained sidelined for the foreseeable future after scans revealed he needs a longer period to recover from the long-standing problem.
A statement from Worcestershire read: "Simon Jones will not play cricket this season.
"Our medical team have advised us that recent scans have revealed, despite the successful regeneration of cartilage in Simon's left knee, the underlying bone will require a longer period for complete recovery.
"During this time Simon will undertake further rehabilitation in his efforts to regain full fitness."
It has been suggested that Jones's latest injury could be the end of his career, at least at Worcestershire, and director of cricket Steve Rhodes added: "This is very disappointing news for both the club and for Simon himself.
"He has gone through so much work over the last year that we were all really hoping he would come through this.
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UNM Cancer Center Bestows Endowments on 15 Outstanding Faculty
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Newswise — Attracting and retaining outstanding talent is a perennial concern for many organizations. It can be especially difficult for academic institutions in an era of reduced government funding. It's tougher still for small organizations away from large urban areas. So, the University of New Mexico Cancer Center's recent Investiture Ceremony was an exceptional event in many ways.
The Investiture Ceremony, held Tuesday, December 17, 2013, honored 15 outstanding faculty members. The newly endowed faculty represent six different clinical and basic sciences departments at the UNM School of Medicine. Each has made groundbreaking contributions to his or her field in cancer research or cancer treatment.
The Ceremony also honored representatives from the families of the donors. "Without these generous gifts to the UNM Cancer Center, these endowments would not be possible. We would not have been able to attract and retain the caliber of the physicians and scientists we have here," said Cheryl Willman, MD, the Director and CEO of the UNM Cancer Center. Dr. Willman welcomed representatives from the Victor and Ruby Hansen Surface and the Carolyn R. Surface Family Trust, from the Maralyn S. Budke Estate, and from the Maurice and Marguerite Liberman Estate.
The UNM Cancer Center is the only cancer center in New Mexico with designation from the National Cancer Institute. It is one of 68 NCI-designated cancer centers in the country, but the only one within a 500 mile radius. And, of the subset of NCI-designated cancer centers that offer cancer treatment in addition to conducting research, it is only one of three that accepts patients regardless of their ability to pay. "To continue to be successful," said Dr. Willman, "we need the continued support of our donors to recruit and retain great faculty and staff."
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Receiving the Victor and Ruby Hansen Surface Endowed Chairs were: Wadih Arap, MD, PhD; Martin Edelman, MD, FACP; and Alan Tomkinson, PhD.
Receiving the Carolyn R. Surface Endowed Chair was: Anita Kinney, PhD, RN
Receiving the Victor and Ruby Hansen Surface Endowed Professorships were: Sarah Adams, MD; Vittorio Cristini, PhD; Scott Ness, PhD; Mary Ann Osley, PhD; Eric Prossnitz, PhD; and Ashwani Rajput, MD, FACS.
Receiving the Maralyn S. Budke Endowed Chair was: Renata Pasqualini, PhD.
Receiving the Maralyn S. Budke and Robert E. Anderson Endowed Chair was: Larry Sklar, PhD.
Receiving the Maralyn S. Budke Endowed Professorships were: Richard Lauer, MD, FACP; Michelle Ozbun, PhD; and Bridget Wilson, PhD.
Michael Spafford, MD, previously received the Maralyn S. Budke Endowed Chair.
Cheryl Willman, MD, previously received the Maurice and Marguerite Liberman Distinguished Endowed Chair.
About the UNM Cancer Center
The UNM Cancer Center is the Official Cancer Center of New Mexico and the only National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Center in the state. One of just 68 premier NCI-Designated Cancer Centers nationwide, the UNM Cancer Center is recognized for its scientific excellence, contributions to cancer research, the delivery of high quality, state of the art cancer diagnosis and treatment to all New Mexicans, and its community outreach programs statewide. Annual federal and private funding of over $77 million supports the UNM Cancer Center's research programs. The UNM Cancer Center treats more than 60 percent of the adults and virtually all of the children in New Mexico affected by cancer, from every county in the state. It is home to New Mexico's largest team of board-certified oncology physicians and research scientists, representing every cancer specialty and hailing from prestigious institutions such as M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Johns Hopkins University, and the Mayo Clinic. Through its partnership with Memorial Medical Center in Las Cruces, the UNM Cancer Center brings world-class cancer care to the southern part of the state; its collaborative clinical programs in Santa Fe and Farmington serve northern New Mexico and it is developing new collaborative programs in Alamogordo and in Roswell/Carlsbad. The UNM Cancer Center also supports several community outreach programs to make cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment available to every New Mexican. Learn more at www.cancer.unm.edu.


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Item #1296
Perennial. It can snow every summer when you grow Baby's Breath Snowflake! Imagine the joy of having an abundance of lighter-than-air, petite, white, double blossoms for fresh and dried flower arrangements on hand. The airy mounds are gorgeous in a rock garden or next to your favorite colorful flowers in the flowerbed. Prefers alkaline soils and is drought tolerant once established. Perennial in USDA zones 4 to 9.
Perennial |
Full sun |
Blooms summer |
3'-4' tall |
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When to sow outside: 1 to 2 weeks before average last frost.
When to start inside: 6 to 8 weeks before average last frost.
Artist: Roberta Lutgens
Item #1296
0.25 grams
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