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Earlier this week I noticed these pinks bumps on my 2 year old pitmix's eyelid of just one eye. She has a larger bump on the top lid and a smaller on on the bottom lid. They do not seem to be bothering her at all. Following are some pics to see for yourself. She has a vet appointment but I was just wondering if anyone has seen this on their dog before and if you knew what it could be. Thanks!
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NAR Says Just Wait For '08Maya Roney
Another NAR prediction today—will this one flop like all its predecessors?
Keep your fingers crossed. The National Association of Realtors said today that it expects home prices to recover in 2008, with existing-home sales perking up late this year.
A good buyer's market will aid the turnaround, said NAR senior economist Lawrence Yun. The median existing-home price is expected to decline 1.4% this year to $218,800 and bounce back 1.8% in 2008 to $222,700. Existing-home sales are expected to fall to 6.11 million in 2007 from 6.48 million in 2006, but they should hit 6.37 million by the end of 2008, the association said.
With mortgage rates and unemployment still low, this summer could also be a good time for first-time buyers to "test the housing waters," Yun said. Hint, hint.


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Nothing much has changed in that respect, but these days you'll find a slightly more modern approach, with an interesting spin on our pub-food classics and a broad range of affordable drinks on offer. Our country pub is just down the road from Lakeside, so it's the perfect place to refuel whether you've been hitting the hills or the shops. In summer, our huge beer garden is filled with marquees, bouncy castles, sand pits and BBQs that bring families from miles around.


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An MLA from the city has approached the Bombay high court asking that the state government be told to introduce a uniform tariff policy for electricity supplied by BEST, Reliance Infrastructure and Tata Power Company.
The PIL filed by member of the legislative assembly (MLA) Gopal Shetty from the BJP, and social worker Yogesh Kadam is likely to come up for hearing before a division bench of Chief Justice Mohit Shah and justice Anoop Mohta next week.
In the PIL filed through advocate Sagar Kasar, Shetty and Kadam have raised concerns about the difference in tariff charged by the three distributors where BEST caters to about nine lakh consumers and R-Infra to 20 lakh consumers.
The petitioners have alleged that R-Infra was charging a higher tariff as compared to BEST and Tata Power Company. In support of their objection R-Infra's rates, they have cited a report prepared by consulting firm Price Waterhouse Cooper in July 2011.
According to them, the report indicated that R-Infra had shown its operations and maintenance expenses were much higher than that of Tata Power Company, BEST and Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company. Besides, the average cost of supply and technical and distribution losses of R-Infra were also shown as being higher than other distributors and it was being recovered from consumers.
"It appears that the figures shown by R-Infra have been substantially manipulated," the PIL alleges and attributes it to the lack of policy of uniformity in electricity tariff in Maharashtra. In cities such as Delhi, there is uniformity in power tariff among different licensees, the PIL stated.


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Why should a rebellion in Cuba - become a reason for the United States to war with Cuba?
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In the present day if the Cubans rebell against the Castros, then why would the US go to war with Cuba? Wouldn't they rather support the rebelling citizens. After all the Castros are dictators and Cubans are poor and live in a communist state. A rebellion would free them from this strangle hold they have been in for decades.
I would not think a rebellion against Castro(s) would be cause for a war between US and Cuba. Besides in the 1960s didn't President Kennedy try to overthrow the dictatorship in Cuba and failed?
Rather this type of rebellion would be more like the recent rebellion, upraisings, in Egypt, Iraq, Libyia etc. in which the US offered support. In most countries.
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The drivers mirror works and adjusts with the switch in either position. The passenger mirror tilts when put in reverse, but other than that the passenger mirror will not adjust. I have removed the mirrow swich cleaned it all but to no avail. I am 90% sure it is not the swich as I know someone else who has the same problem and bought a new swict and it did not solve the problem. The mirrors are not folding ones. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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John Stewart Nuttall, one of the two people allegedly involved in the foiled Canada Day bomb plot in Victoria, British Columbia, has been placed in a B.C. mental institution, his lawyers say.
Tom Morino, Nuttal's lawyer, told The Province newspaper that his client has been placed in a forensic hospital near Vancouver. Nuttal was certified under B.C.'s Mental Health Act. Morino could not provide additional comments as he has not familiarized with the details.
When asked whether Nuttal has a history of mental illness, Morino refused to comment. Nuttal does have a history of drug use and, before his arrest, was taking methadone to treat his addiction.
John Nuttall, Canada Day 'Bomber': 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Along with Amanda Marie Korody, Nuttall is charged in the Canada Day pressure cooker bomb plot.Click here to read more
John Stewart Nuttall and Amanda Marie Korody have been charged with terrorism offenses, including possessing an explosive device and conspiracy to commit an indictable offense.
After the incident, BC Premier Christy Clark revealed in a press conference that the pair had an "al-Qaeda ideology," and that they planned to bomb Canada Day celebrations in a manner similar to the Boston Marathon Bombings, according to CBC.
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Dish's Sprint Proposal Gains Support as Omega Joins PaulsonScott Moritz
Dish Network Corp.'s $25.5 billion proposal to take over Sprint Nextel Corp. is better than a board-endorsed offer by Softbank Corp., investor Omega Advisors Inc. said, joining billionaire John Paulson in praising the bid.
"We like the Dish offer and think it is superior to Softbank," Omega Chief Executive Officer Leon Cooperman said today in an e-mail. New York-based Omega holds a 1.9 percent stake in Sprint, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The endorsement, which follows favorable comments yesterday from Sprint shareholder Paulson, adds momentum to Dish's pursuit of Sprint, the third-largest U.S. mobile-phone company. Dish Chairman Charlie Ergen seeks control of Sprint to convert his satellite-TV company into a wireless juggernaut.
Dish is offering Sprint's owners $4.76 in cash and 0.05953 a share of Dish for each Sprint share, a stake that would represent about 32 percent of the combined company. Based on Dish's $37.63 stock price at the end of last week, the bid was valued at $7 a share when it was announced this week. Dish said the offer is a 13 percent premium to the implied value of Softbank's deal, which is also a combination of cash and stock.
Dish "is contributing valuable spectrum, 14 million subscribers, cost synergies and revenue synergies," Paulson said yesterday in a statement. "Dish needs to firm up the financing, but it's a compelling offer."
Paulson's New York-based hedge fund, Paulson & Co., owns about 4.2 percent of Sprint shares, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Sprint fell 1.5 percent to $7.09 at the close in New York, while Dish slid 0.3 percent to $37.83. Softbank rose 1.1 percent to 4,415 yen in Tokyo.
Softbank Offer
Sprint, based in Overland Park, Kansas, agreed in October to a $20 billion deal that would give Tokyo-based Softbank a 70 percent stake. The Japanese mobile-phone company's proposal has "superior short- and long-term benefits" compared with Dish's "highly conditional preliminary proposal," Softbank said yesterday on its website.
"Dish and Softbank are both successful companies with great track records led by strong leaders," Paulson said. "Ergen seems fully committed. It will be interesting to see how the Sprint board and Softbank respond."
Representatives for Sprint and Softbank declined to comment on Omega's position. Sprint said this week in a statement that its board will evaluate the offer from Englewood, Colorado-based Dish. Softbank said its offer has better short and long-term benefits compared to Dish's "highly conditional preliminary proposal," according to a statement yesterday.
Softbank President Masayoshi Son would need to boost the cash portion of his offer for Sprint by as much as $2 billion to match Dish, Christopher Larsen, an analyst at Piper Jaffray & Co., said in a report. He has the equivalent of a buy rating for Sprint.


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Thanks to the sodium fluoride's ability to block thyroid production other significant health issues can occur. It was once used to inhibit hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid). However if your thyroid is functioning normal, it will be reduced to hypothyroidism (under-active thyroid), which leads to a plethora of health problems.
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Finally, the water passes through a post-filter, which provides integral strength to the carbon block section and prevents material degradation of the filter. The threaded polypropylene end caps seal the carbon block and assure the integrity of the seal between the filter and the housing.
Capacity ratings apply to the chemical adsorption capabilities of the carbon and specialized media. Filter life will vary in proportion to the amount of water used and the level of impurities in the water being processed. Claims of capacity aren't applicable to contaminants reduced by mechanical filtration because of broad variations in the quality and quantity of physical matter in the drinking water. The carbon block filter is engineered so that contaminants removed by mechanical filtration will cause the flow rate to decrease, and the filter will clog. It is recommended that the filter be replaced when the first of the following occurs: (a) annually; (b) the unit's rated capacity is reached; (c) the flow rate diminishes; (d) the filter becomes saturated with bad tastes and odors.
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Date: June 2, 2003
NSF Certifies First Drinking Water System for Arsenic Reduction
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As if a rematch of the Rugby World Cup final wasn't enough, more spice has been added to the June test between the All Blacks and France at Eden Park with Englishman Wayne Barnes named as the referee.
It will be the first time Barnes will take charge of the two teams since the infamous 2007 Rugby World quarterfinal when France shocked the All Blacks 20-18. The defeat saw a backlash against the referee by New Zealand fans after a suspect pass lead to the deciding try and France weren't penalised in the final 20 minutes.
The vilification of Barnes got so bad that then Prime Minister Helen Clark got involved, telling New Zealanders not to blame the referee.
The two sides have played five times since the Cardiff quarterfinal, including two meetings at the 2011 World Cup, but Barnes wasn't assigned to any of those matches.
Despite the fact the game was now six years ago Barnes has continued to make headlines in New Zealand with then All Black coach Sir Graham Henry and captain Richie McCaw making note of his quarterfinal performance in both of their released books last year.
In his published biography Final Word Henry said he felt physically sick after reviewing video of the match in his hotel room. In his opinion, Barnes had missed as many as 40 penalties.
While in The Open Side McCaw said Barnes couldn't handle the pressure during the 2007 quarterfinal and shouldn't have been assigned to the match.
"I don't blame Barnes, but I do blame the people who appointed the most inexperienced referee on the roster to a RWC quarter-final between the hosts and the favourites. I thought both teams deserved a referee with experience," McCaw said.
"My beef isn't with Barnes so much as with his inexperience. This was Barnes' biggest game by far. On the big stage, an inexperienced referee is likely to become so afraid of making a mistake that he stops making any decisions at all.
"By the end of it, I thought Barnes was frozen with fear and wouldn't make any big calls."
McCaw will miss the June tests due to taking a rugby sabbatical.
The All Blacks and France clash at Eden Park on June 8, the first time the two sides have met since the World Cup, followed by two more tests in Christchurch (June 15) and New Plymouth (June 22).
Ireland's Alain Rolland and Welshman Nigel Owens will be in charge of the other two matches.
- nzherald.co.nz


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Advancing to higher levels of ritual magic with purpose and power requires an exaltation of consciousness-a spiritual transformation that can serve as an antitode to the seeming banality of modern life.
Based on Kabbalistic techniques, the teachings of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, and an Hermetic tradition spanning nearly two thousand years, this innovative new work introduces the history of the Golden Dawn and its mythology, the Tree of Life, Deities, demons, rules for practicing magic, and components of effective ritual.
A comprehensive course of self-initiation using Israel Regardie's seminal Golden Dawn as a key reference point, Kabbalah, Magic and the Great Work of Self-Transformation guides you through the levels of the Golden Dawn system of ritual magic. Each grade in this system corresponds with a sphere in the Kabbalistic Tree of Life and includes daily rituals, required reading, written assignments, projects, and additional exercises.
Knowledgeable and true to tradition, author Lyam Thomas Christopher presents a well-grounded and modern step-by-step program toward spiritual attainment, providing a lucid gateway toward a more awakened state.
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For many centuries the Western Tradition seems to have become reduced to teaching only one aspect of the tradition: Hebrew Qabalah. But is Hebrew Qabalah truly the result of magical evolution, or has it resulted by mistake? Jean-Louis de Biasi, author of The Divine Arcana of the Aurum Solis, explains how "Hermetic Qabalah" provides more balance and stability than Hebrew Qabalah.
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This solution was demonstrated at the International Mobitv Summit & Show 2006 in Shenzhen, China. The new digital terrestrial TV broadcasting standard, coded GB 20600-2006, was announced by the Standardization Administration of China on Aug. 30, 2006, and will come into effect on Aug. 1, 2007. Legend Silicon is the first company to provide a demodulator compliant with the standard, according to the partners.
As per ADI, this solution will enable users to quickly integrate digital reception into a range of portable devices, including portable media players (PMPs), PDAs, smart phones and laptops. ADI completed its acquisition of Integrant Technologies in July. Legend Silicon's demodulator was designed from the ground up to provide services for fixed terrestrial high-definition television (HDTV) and mobile broadcasts. Based on time-domain synchronous-orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (TDS-OFDM) technology, this solution is crafted to provide continuous reception in the challenging conditions of a mobile environment, as well in fixed applications in urban environments where severe multipath interference is a problem.
"As the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing approach, we expect the Chinese market to rapidly deploy digital broadcast TV services with millions of consumer electronic devices equipped to receive digital broadcast signals," said John Hussey, vice president of High Speed Signal Processing, Analog Devices. "Initial rollout will begin in set-top boxes, automobiles and televisions, followed soon after by high-end PDAs, smart phones and portable media players. By 2008, the total market size of mobile TV applications in China is expected to be upward of tens of millions of units. Ultimately, the technology will be adapted for mass market mobile phones."
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05/25- SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital-St. Louis, staffed by SLUCare gynecologists and nurse midwives, has the second lowest C-section rate in the country for first-time, low-risk mothers, according to a new Consumer Reports investigation published on May 16, 2017.
05/12- After nearly a year of working on a consumer case, Emily Bell and Ryan Reed had the rare opportunity to serve as lead counsel in a jury trial, just months before graduation.
05/10- Antonia Miceli, J.D., co-director of academic support, was recognized with the Missouri Lawyers Weekly Legal Scholar Award, and third-year student Kaitlyn Parker received the Leaders of Tomorrow Award.
05/09- Diana Natalicio, Ph.D., this year's Spring Commencement speaker, has been named a "world leader" by Fortune for her work leading the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) where she has made wider access to higher education for underrepresented students a top priority.
05/05- Saint Louis University's Jesuit Health Resource Center, a free clinic operated by medical school students under the guidance of SLU doctors, now offers clinics run by students training to be physician assistants and nursing students as well as a monthly geriatric clinic.
05/05- Each spring, the SLU community gathers to see the academic possibilities and contributions of the University's graduating seniors.
05/05- The successful alumnus filmmaker discusses what fans can look forward to in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and reveals which guardian he relates to the most.
05/02- MEDLaunch, a non-profit, biomedical and entrepreneurship incubator partnering with Saint Louis University and other organizations in the area, held its second Demo Day on April 26.
05/01- Approximately 200 invited guests attended the unveiling of a portrait of Saint Louis University President Emeritus Lawrence Biondi, S.J.
04/27- Kristine L'Ecuyer, Ph.D., associate professor in the School of Nursing, was selected by St. Louis Magazine as the top nurse educator in the region. For seven out of the last eight years the magazine has given the award, a Saint Louis University faculty member has been named the top nursing educator.
04/21- Recipients are selected on the basis of academic and professional achievement as well as record of service and leadership potential in their respective fields.
04/19- Saint Louis University scientist Yuna Ayala, Ph.D., and her research team have made advances in understanding how damaging plaques build up in neurodegenerative illnesses like ALS and dementia.
04/17- Justice John MacMenamin of the Supreme Court of Ireland gave two lectures during his visit last week about the future of the European Union and the rule of law.
04/12- In patients experiencing a worsening of heart failure, the primary objective of treatment should be the patient-centric goal of symptom relief, says the author of an editorial in the current issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
04/11- A SLU graduate student researcher recently participated in the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology's Hill Day, talking to lawmakers about the value of biomedical research.
04/03- The founders of Schlafly Beer, Urban Chestnut and Fitz's Root Beer visited Scott Hall March 30, as part of a joint event hosted by the Center for Entrepreneurship and two SLU LAW student organizations.
03/31- The Rodney M. Coe Distinction in Community Service Program, which is a longitudinal, faculty-mentored community service program for SLU School of Medicine students.
03/27- SLU will begin the celebration of its 200-year anniversary with a Mass under St. Louis' Gateway Arch on Saturday, Sept. 23.
03/27- Where in the continental United States is Zika most likely to occur? An early online article in the American Journal of Public Health by Saint Louis University researchers puts the bulls-eye of Zika transmission on the Mississippi delta.
03/24- A new student organization called the Justice Equity Collaborative (JEC) aims to involve legal students and alumni in its efforts to promote racial justice by going beyond equal opportunity.
03/23- With a series of new grants, Saint Louis University researchers will develop the potential of two nuclear receptors that control muscle metabolism.
03/22- Alum Brooks Goedeker (MSW '04), has been selected to lead the redevelopment corporation that SLU formed earlier this year to help revitalize the Midtown area.
03/21- Jacki Kornbluth, Ph.D., professor of pathology, molecular microbiology and immunology, received the grant for her continuing work on anti-tumor and anti-microbial immunity.
03/20- In addition to Diana Natalicio, Ph.D., SLU will honor an influential Jesuit scholar and Ferguson Commission leaders during the May 20 ceremony.
03/17- Fourth-year students from Saint Louis University's School of Medicine hoped the luck of the Irish was with them on St. Patrick's Day as they participated in the National Residency Match Program (NRMP).
03/15- More than a dozen SLU graduate programs were highlighted in the rankings for 2018, including four business programs in the top 25.
03/14- Saint Louis University School of Medicine has launched a plan of action to correct deficiencies identified by the accrediting body for medical education in the United States.
03/13- Saint Louis University continues the push to develop an investigational vaccine for avian flu, amid concerns that the viruses could mutate to cause a potential pandemic.
03/06- Posters have been placed around the Information Desk at Busch Student Center to offer positive messages of inclusion.
03/03- New findings suggest that drugs targeting a nuclear receptor may be able to lower LDL (bad) cholesterol in an animal model.
03/02- SLU researchers report that the use of opioid pain medications may play a significant role in patient outcomes following liver transplantation.
02/28- A SLU team joined Belizeans at a retreat in the Central American country in an effort to build relationships and address global issues of poverty, violence and education.
02/28- Saint Louis University's SOE has been awarded the largest grant in the school's history from the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission, which implements its country's national educational and training policies.
02/28- Donald W. Reck, S.J., died Thursday, Feb. 23, 2017 in St. Louis. He was 83 years old.
02/28- FOCUS St. Louis will honor the Saint Louis University Family Medicine Residency program as one of four organizations making a difference in the St. Louis community by improving racial equality and social justice.
02/27- Mark Buller, Ph.D., one of the nation's foremost poxvirus researchers and a world-class scientist, was killed Friday, when he was hit by a car while riding his bicycle. He was 67.
02/24- SLU's Prison Program and the School of Law's Legal Clinics were selected from among hundreds of nominations based on their commitment to regional prosperity, opportunity and equity.
02/24- Saint Louis University alum Hannah Vestal lives out SLU's Jesuit mission. Read about her role in advocacy and how we're all connected.
02/24- Teri Murray, Ph.D., RN, dean of the School of Nursing, has been re-elected treasurer of the national organization that represents public and private colleges and universities with nursing programs.
02/23- President Trump's EO has presented complex legal questions about its constitutionality and how it is to be applied. Students and faculty have addressed these at various sessions and will host a conference Feb. 27.
02/23- The top research from Saint Louis University School of Medicine student was showcased recently as the school held its 52nd annual Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society medical student research forum.
02/23- Thanks to recent scientific advances and plunging costs in genetic sequencing, consumers now can order simple, inexpensive, mail-in genetic tests to learn more about health risks, inherited traits and ancestry.
02/22- Groundbreaking for the $550 million complex is planned for Aug. 31, 2017. The project is expected to total more than 2.2 million workforce construction hours and a peak workforce team of more than 600.
02/20- The international experience included special lectures, intensive field visits and small group discussions with students from four different countries. During the trip, the SLU students also toured the prison where Nelson Mandela was held for 18 years.
02/20- Despite reports about the increase in heroin use, more teens believed it was "probably impossible" to get heroin in 2014 than in 2002, according to a Saint Louis University study.
02/16- A $363,000 grant from The Mayday Fund will help take research from the lab to the clinic.
02/14- Dawn Hui, M.D., is passionate about working with her hands - as a SLUCare cardiac surgeon and as a violinist with the St. Louis SymphonyCares Heart Quartet.
02/13- Nursing professor Helen Lach, Ph.D., studies the debilitating impact taking a tumble can have on the lives of senior adults. She broke her own ankle in August and shares lessons learned.
02/02- Samkon Gado, M.D., is a second-year resident in otolaryngology at Saint Louis University and former NFL running back.
02/02- Veterans could better transition to civilian life by volunteering with civic service programs in their communities, Saint Louis University research suggests.
02/01- Saint Louis University scientists aim to advance our understanding of how the hepatitis B virus replicates in order to develop a new drug that could cure the viral infection.
01/31- Robert M. Heaney, M.D., assistant vice president for medical affairs, will permanently assume the role of SLUCare chief executive officer, effective Jan. 1, 2017.
01/30- Third-year law student Patricia Bailey Beckerle argued before the Missouri Court of Appeals last month on behalf of a client who was denied unemployment benefits and won the case.
01/25- SLU's lead anthropologist Katherine C. MacKinnon, Ph.D., is one of 31 internationally recognized experts on primate conservation.
01/24- The College for Public Health and Social Justice is leading a campus-wide initiative to attack problems in the region that undermine the health of children and mothers.
01/18- SLU has partnered with EdAssist to offer reduced tuition rates and access to online degree and training options to 120 corporate employers nationwide.
01/17- Nancy Weaver, Ph.D., associate professor of behavioral health and health education at Saint Louis University, will study how bystanders might intervene when children are treated harshly.
01/12- More than 400 guests attended Thursday's celebration of Dr. King honoring local and national civil rights leaders.
01/10- SLU was ranked No. 35 in the nation in the newly released 2017 Best Online Nursing Programs by U.S. News & World Report.
01/09- SLU professor of physical therapy Ethel Frese, DPT, shares many ways daily exercise contributes to good health and quality of life.


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Giants' playoff fever hits home for S.F. economy
Published 4:00 am, Thursday, October 21, 2010
The Giants playoff games are bringing a welcome shot of adrenaline to the local economy.
Restaurants and bars near AT&T Park are overflowing, and some are going into extra innings. Hotels and cabbies are playing host to visiting fans, media, league bigwigs and player entourages. The line getting into the Giants Dugout store in the ballpark was so long, the team opened another temporary location in the space vacated by Borders across the street.
Sales at the ballpark Dugout store are about 150 percent higher than normal on game days, Giants spokeswoman Staci Slaughter says. At the five Dugout stores in malls around the area, sales are 20 times higher than they are when the Giants are done in October. About one-third of sales are postseason merchandise.
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Tim Lincecum and Buster Posey are still topping the sales charts. The stores were caught with no Cody Ross gear until Wednesday because the playoff hero joined the team so late in the season.
The San Francisco Convention & Visitors Bureau couldn't estimate the economic impact of the playoffs - two home games against the Braves on Oct. 7 and 8 and three against the Phillies Tuesday, Wednesday and today. It has developed a model for estimating the ripple effect of convention visitors but hasn't developed one for Giants playoffs games because they are so infrequent, a bureau staffer says.
Peter Osborne, owner of Momo's, Pete's Tavern and Pedro's Cantina - all across from the ballpark - says playoff-day sales have been 2 1/2 times higher than normal game-day revenues.
"It has significantly impacted the top line, and it's going to continue to grow as they get further into the playoffs, i.e. the World Series," Osborne says. "The translation for my staff is fabulous. My hourly employees stay at full-time status rather than scaling back" as they usually do in the off-season. "The tipped employees are benefiting and our vendors are benefiting."
Osborne says he arrived at Momo's at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, "and my chin dropped when I saw how busy we were already."
The Public House, which rents space inside AT&T Park, has extended its hours for the playoff series.
It opened at 5 a.m. for Wednesday's afternoon game. People weren't drinking alcohol at that hour "because that would be illegal," but by 6:01 a.m. they were, says John Epperheimer, the restaurant's director of operations.
Epperheimer says his playoff-game revenues are about twice what they are for a normal-season game.
Hotels, cabbies busy
Erin Luikart, general manager of the Panera Bread restaurant near the ballpark, says the playoff games, combined with the last regular season series against the San Diego Padres, has been a boon.
"The last three weeks in a row we have broken our sales record every week," she says, and each week has been bigger than the last.
Tuesday "was huge," she says. Giants fans were arriving when the restaurant opened at 6 a.m.
The playoffs came at a good time for hotels and cabbies because there are no big conventions in town.
Jon Handlery, president and general manager of the Handlery Hotel on Union Square, says he picked up about 120 room nights thanks to the playoffs this week.
"I'm sure we have some Phillies fans, but a lot of people are season-ticket holders and they want to stay overnight," he says.
John Lazar, president of Luxor Cab, says his firm has picked up more passengers on playoff-game days. His firm helped set up a new taxi stand near the ballpark on Third between King and Townsend just for the playoff games that opened Tuesday.
But he says taxi traffic was even busier on Sunday. Although the Giants were in Philadelphia, there was a 49ers-Raiders game in town and 20,000 women competing in a marathon to benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
"This Sunday was a total meltdown. I couldn't even get a cab. We had 100 calls on hold and 150 in queue," Lazar says.
Luxor has a smart-phone app called Taxi Magic, which lets people summon a cab with the touch of a button. The app had been getting about 1,500 calls a week. "Between last Tuesday and this Tuesday, it got 3,000 calls," he says.
Public transportation is also getting a boost. Caltrain carried a total of 24,182 extra riders on the first three playoff-game days.
National exposure
Probably the biggest win for the city is the national exposure it's getting on TV and other media.
"We have credentialed over 400 (media) people for this week's series and about 300 last week," Slaughter says. That compares with 150 for a regular-season game. Wednesday's game was broadcast live on prime time on Fox.
"The exposure we are getting for our team and the ballpark and this community, you can't put a price on it," she says.


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Mio sales and marketing senior director Kiyoshi Hamai said Mio has no plans to switch to Navteq at present. "We've been assured by [TeleAtlas] that nothing is going to change." He also noted that the industry is heading into a key selling season and that this would not be an ideal time to switch map suppliers.
Two PND makers that are TeleAtlas customers said they were contacted yesterday by Navteq.
Navteq issued a comment on the deal saying only, "We believe the announcement reinforces the value and importance of map data and location content."
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[NAVTEQ] was backtracking Tuesday following a downgrade by Bear Stearns analyst Peter Barry, who cut his rating to Peer Perform from Outperform. [Barry quote]While we cannot ignore that scarcity value spawns or accelerates M&A interest in Navteq, any further premium valuation would be tough to justify based upon existing fundamentals, and would probably be meaningfully dilutive to any acquirer.
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"For TomTom, it will be a huge cost advantage. Map data is the single largest cost element for navigation devices, and when the largest personal navigation device maker can save millions of dollars on licensing fees, it will have significant impact on the marketplace," says Ippoliti [Michael Ippoliti, Research Director, Telematics & Automotive at ABI Research]. "TomTom can greatly reduce its costs, while also reducing PND competitors' options, sending them into the arms of NAVTEQ, which gains de facto monopoly power unless TomTom creates a legitimately open business model." ...
It is highly possible that the TeleAltas and TomTom combination may not pass regulatory approval. Despite the claims of due diligence and of creating an open business model, it will be much harder for TeleAltas to continue serving companies who directly compete with TomTom. TeleAltas could discount their map data, but at some point that becomes a money-loser for TomTom.
Word on the street is that TeleAtlas shareholders wanted a stock offer, not the all-cash deal TomTom has proposed. They wanted to share in the presumed growth in value for TomTom due to their acquisition. "So, could someone else swoop in and offer something to TeleAtlas which they can't refuse? It would have to be a fair amount greater than the TomTom offer, because the deal has a 1% (20 Million Euro) break fee to TomTom, should the TeleAtlas board recommend anyone else's offer. But at this level of play, 1% isn't much," explains Ippoliti.


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If glitz and shimmer isn't your thing, you can still look chic and glamorous sans sparkling eye makeup. We adore Helmut Lang's spring '14 beauty look for its minimalist-chic style. Rock a vampy red pucker paired with bold brows and a sleek side part to your next holiday fête. It will look best paired with an edgier, monochromatic ensemble or all-white cocktail dress. Thoughts? Photo: Helmut Lang spring '14 courtesy of FirstView.
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Halloween is still weeks away, but this weekend's Mile High Horror Film Festival has enough cannibals, zombies and demons to keep you good and terrified until it's time to bust out that slutty pumpkin costume and beg for candy. With a full slate of new, independent horror films complemented by a handful of genre classics — including the original Dawn of the Dead, They Live and The Exorcist — and guests like Tom Savini, Linda Blair and Ken Foree, this year's fest is a destination event for horror fans of all stripes.
"Our main focus is featuring independent films, but it just so happens this year that our lineup has blown up," says Travis Volz, director of publicity for the fest. "[And] we were able to secure some of these classic films to accompany the guest lineup."
The festival opens tonight at 6:40 p.m. with the cannibal film We Are What We Are, followed by The Exorcist at 9:50 p.m., and runs through Sunday evening at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, 7301 South Santa Fe Drive in Littleton. Individual showings start at just $11; for tickets and more info — including the full lineup of films, panels and guests — visit milehighhorrorfestival.com.
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The introduction of smartphones and tablets for frontline police officers is expected to free up 41,526 police hours in the Bay of Plenty.
Tauranga MP Simon Bridges said one of the Government's priorities this term was to deliver better public services.
"Making sure police have the tools they need to spend more time on crime prevention, and less time on paperwork, is vital to achieving this," he said.
From April, smartphones and tablets will be introduced across the country, with 6500 frontline officers being issued a smartphone by mid-2014, and 3900 staff receiving tablets.
An 11-month trial last year, involving more than 100 officers in four districts, showed the mobile devices allowed each officer to spend an average of 30 minutes more time per shift on the frontline.
The initial capital expenditure for the devices is $4.3 million, with operating costs of $159 million over the next 12 years.


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Could cures for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, autism and other neurological disorders be in our near future? That's a goal of an ambitious brain-mapping project proposed by President Obama on Tuesday.
Dubbed the BRAIN (Brain Research Through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies) Initiative, this long-term project will bring together private, nonprofit and public institutions to develop new technologies that map the brain and improve our understanding of how it works.
The project is also designed to "to transform the way we diagnose and treat 'wounded warriors' … [people] suffering from post-traumatic stress, brain injury and memory loss," White House spokesperson Kasie Coccaro told Lifescript after an online chat on Tuesday.
"The impact of Alzheimer's dementia will be so tremendous that it alone could bankrupt our healthcare system," renowned Cedars-Sinai neurosurgeon Keith Black, M.D., told Lifescript shortly after the announcement.
"We are very close to finding potentially the solution, so we need to accelerate that and for other types of degenerative disorders," said Dr. Black, who is director of the Maxine Dunitz Neurosurgical Institute at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
The initiative "is timely and important, particularly as the population ages," he said.
If approved by Congress, the initiative will launch in 2014. The first $100 million in federal funds will be included in Obama's budget proposal, which he'll send to Congress next week. Four non-profit foundations – the Allen Institute for Brain Science, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Kavli Foundation and Salk Institute for Biological Studies – have committed matching grants.
Still, it won't be enough funding, Dr. Black said: "$100 million isn't going to solve the mystery of the brain, but [Obama's] intention, heart and focus is in the right place."
Lawmakers and experts were divided on the benefits of this landmark project.
"Mapping the human brain is exactly the type of research we should be funding, by reprioritizing the $250 million we currently spend on political and social science research into expanded medical research, including the expedited mapping of the human brain," House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) said in a statement. "It's great science."
Science writer Carl Zimmer disagrees. Brain-mapping will be pricey and complicated, he warned in an interview on National Public Radio (NPR). Seeing all of the brain's intricate wiring is nearly impossible; millions of neurons can fit in an area the size of a poppy seed, he explained.
We shouldn't expect Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative diseases to be cured overnight, warns Francis Collins, M.D., Ph.D., director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). It will take years to see a "full flowering" of innovations, he said.
The NIH is a major participant in BRAIN. Other federal agencies involved include the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the National Science Foundation.
As with the Human Genome Project – a 13-year public and private effort to study all the genes in the body – the BRAIN initiative raises ethical, legal and societal issues.
The White House Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues will be responsible for addressing these questions, such as how brain mapping will be used, who will benefit and how it might be misused.
That said, "results of this project will touch all of the 7 billion lives on this planet," Collins predicted.
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A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for a 25-year-old man accused of providing the heroin that killed a friend last fall.
Ryan J. Gould, of Shelocta, is to appear before District Judge Jennifer Rega on charges of drug delivery resulting in death, possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, recklessly endangering another person and making unsworn falsification to authorities.
According to state police in Indiana, Gould acquired the heroin that led to the death of Stephanie I. Elliott, of Blacklick Township. Elliott, 23, was Indiana Area High School graduate and was attending Penn State's Erie campus, where she was pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering.
Police said Gould bought four stamp bags of heroin and shared them with Elliott in her apartment on Oct. 18 or 19. At some point, Elliott used the heroin and overdosed.
She was taken to Indiana Regional Medical Center and later transferred to UPMC Presbyterian, where she died on Oct. 20. The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office listed the cause of death as aspiration pneumonia due to opiate intoxication.
Gould told police he arrived at his apartment early on the morning of Oct. 19 and found her lying on her side, her lips blue. He tried performing CPR, he said, but she wasn't responding. So he dragged her outside and flagged down a passing vehicle on Route 286 because he couldn't lift her into a vehicle by himself.
He said he persuaded the passers-by to help him put her in a vehicle and asked that they call 911 to give the hospital warning that he was on his way.
Police later spoke to the passers-by who told them that they had indeed assisted Gould. But they said he told them not to call for help as he was taking the woman to the hospital on his own.
Police said they also reviewed text messages between Elliott and Gould on the night of the incident. According to police, the text messages show that Gould asked Elliott if she wanted to "get high and chill." Later, Gould wrote to say that he had acquired four stamp bags.
Police said a search of Elliott's apartment on the morning of the incident turned up syringes, a spoon, a crack pipe and four stamp bags.
Gould has been free on a $75,000 percentage bond following his arrest in May. His hearing is set for July 16.
Sam Kusic is a staff writer for The Indiana Gazette.
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The barbaric attacks in Paris have made it clear that Islamist jihad has arrived, and it intends to kill, terrify and conquer.
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Being religious as a teenager in today's world.
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The significance of Wilmer Flores' tears.
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When my parents divorced, I didn't realize how they set my world ablaze.
If we stop believing in heroes there's no hope for us ever to become like them.
Don't let an 80-year-old photo distract you from the real threats affecting the Jewish people today.
With the Iran nuclear deal, we must not let history repeat itself.
Imagine the long-term impact our smart phone addiction will have on kids.
It is breathtaking in its concessions to a regime that is the foremost sponsor of terror and vows to annihilate the Jewish state.
The Arab boycott against the actor and its contemporary sequel.
The Iran deal is the worst agreement in U.S. diplomatic history.
An Israeli ex-envoy believes the Iran deal is bad for Israel, U.S. and the world.
The masses prefer to ignore reality and ordinary people can courageously speak up and become heroes.
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