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- Fours
- Sixes
- Wickets
- ND McKenzie 36
- GC Smith 69
- HM Amla 51
- JH Kallis 1
- AG Prince 16
- AB de Villiers 25
- MV Boucher 29
- M Morkel 17
- PL Harris 12
- DW Steyn 0
- M Ntini 0*
- S Sreesanth 0/32
- I Sharma 3/55
- Harbhajan Singh 3/52
- PP Chawla 2/66
- Yuvraj Singh 1/39
- V Sehwag 1/18
- Overs 1-50
- Overs 51-100
Chawla to McKenzie, OUT, stumped! McKenzie tries to jump out of crease and hit Chawla down the ground, this time he gets beaten by the flight and is no where close to making contact, it didn't turn a lot but enough to beat the bat, Dhoni collects cleanly and demolishes off stump with McKenzie a long way out of his crease, Chawla breaks through in his first over
ND McKenzie st †Dhoni b Chawla 36 (93m 57b 5x4 0x6) SR: 63.15
Yuvraj Singh to Smith, OUT, caught! Yuvraj comes back and how! He bowls a flat and quicker delivery on middle and off stump, Smith comes forward to defend, the ball bounces a little more and hits Smith on the glove and bobs up towards short leg where Jaffer dives forward to hold a low catch
GC Smith c Jaffer b Yuvraj Singh 69 (194m 134b 8x4 2x6) SR: 51.49
Sharma to Amla, OUT, bowled him! Ishant's been getting the ball to seam back into Amla and this time he gets beaten by the pace and the movement, Amla tries to defend from his crease but the ball thuds into his back pad before dislodging the leg bail, that was nearly 137 kmh
HM Amla b Sharma 51 (114m 101b 6x4 0x6) SR: 50.49
Harbhajan Singh to Kallis, OUT, bowled again! Kallis moves back and across to defend one that pitched around off and spun into him, he misses and gets hit on the thigh, the ball bounces off the thigh, hits the back of Kallis' gloves and then ricochets back on to the stumps, Kallis looks bewildered but he has to go
JH Kallis b Harbhajan Singh 1 (22m 7b 0x4 0x6) SR: 14.28
Chawla to de Villiers, OUT, caught! de Villiers moves back to pull but he's playing the shot against the turn, the ball hits the bottom of the bat and goes high in the air towards midwicket where Ganguly settles under the catch, Chawla once again strikes in the first over of his spell
AB de Villiers c Ganguly b Chawla 25 (55m 45b 3x4 0x6) SR: 55.55
Sehwag to Prince, OUT, lbw! Sehwag goes round the wicket and drifts the ball with the arm into Prince who tries to defend on the back foot, he misses and gets hit on the pad, the ball would have gone on to hit off stump but the impact was perhaps marginally outside off but Doctrove didn't think so and sent Prince on his way, it's been a struggle for Prince on this pitch
AG Prince lbw b Sehwag 16 (105m 71b 0x4 0x6) SR: 22.53
Harbhajan Singh to Morkel, OUT, caught! Morkel moves on to the back foot to cut - a shot he has played twice with success - but this time he's beaten by the spin and the high bounce, he gets an edge to Dravid who takes the catch at first slip
M Morkel c Dravid b Harbhajan Singh 17 (19m 17b 3x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
Sharma to Boucher, OUT, bowled! Ishant pitches the ball outside off and cuts it into the right-hander, it keeps low as well, Boucher tries to defend from his crease and gets beaten by pace and movement, the ball crashes into off and middle stump
MV Boucher b Sharma 29 (90m 59b 3x4 0x6) SR: 49.15
Harbhajan Singh to Steyn, OUT, caught! that's a smart catch by Kaif at first slip, it was the quicker ball on middle and off stump, Steyn tried to reverse sweep and the ball went straight off the edge to first slip, South Africa are nine down
DW Steyn c sub (M Kaif) b Harbhajan Singh 0 (8m 5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Sharma to Harris, OUT, Ishant batters leg stump! It was a full ball which swung into the right-hander, Harris tried to slog it over long on and missed, the ball cannoned into the middle of leg stump and uprooted it, that is the end of the South African innings and that is also stumps on day one
PL Harris b Sharma 12 (44m 31b 2x4 0x6) SR: 38.70
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AARP Launches Money-Saving Prescription Drug Resource
23 Jun, 2009, 18:15 ET from AARP New York State
Online tool helps people avoid dreaded "doughnut hole"
The AARP Doughnut Hole Calculator, available at www.aarp.org/doughnuthole, guides visitors through their prescription drug options using localized information about their plans and prescriptions to determine if or when they will fall into the coverage gap. In about 15 minutes, visitors can view a graph of their out-of-pocket spending by month, look up lower cost drugs for their conditions, create a Personal Medication Record and print out personalized letters to their doctors to help start a conversation about safely switching prescriptions.
"Twenty-five percent of
As a part of its Health Action Now campaign, AARP is calling on Congress to close the doughnut hole and lower prescription drug prices so that no one has to go without the prescriptions they need to stay healthy. Yesterday, AARP joined President Obama to endorse an agreement by Senate leaders and the pharmaceutical industry that would reduce brand name drug costs for most people who fall into the doughnut hole by half. Research has shown people cut back on their prescription drugs when their costs become unaffordable, which can lead to more serious health conditions and larger health care bills.
Aronstein added: "Saving money on prescription drugs is going to mean pressing hard in
The calculator is powered by DestinationRx as part of a special arrangement between AARP and Medicare. The data is the same used by the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Finder, giving users the most accurate and up-to-date drug pricing information available.
For details on AARP's health reform priorities, visit http://www.aarp.org/governmentwatch.
AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan membership organization that helps people 50+ have independence, choice and control in ways that are beneficial and affordable to them and society as a whole. AARP does not endorse candidates for public office or make contributions to either political campaigns or candidates. We produce AARP The Magazine, the definitive voice for 50+ Americans and the world's largest-circulation magazine with over 35.5 million readers; AARP Bulletin, the go-to news source for AARP's 40 million members and Americans 50+; AARP Segunda Juventud, the only bilingual U.S. publication dedicated exclusively to the 50+ Hispanic community; and our website, AARP.org. AARP Foundation is an affiliated charity that provides security, protection, and empowerment to older persons in need with support from thousands of volunteers, donors, and sponsors. We have staffed offices in all 50 states, the
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Prayers will continue for your mom, JD.
Some do very well with chemo. Everyone responds differently.
This is a discussion on Mom diagnosed with brain cancer...updated see post 107 within the Bob & Terry's Place forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Will keep the prayers and thoughts going out for her and the rest of the family JD. Thanks for the update and keep us posted....
Will keep the prayers and thoughts going out for her and the rest of the family JD. Thanks for the update and keep us posted.
Prayers will continue for your mom, JD.
Some do very well with chemo. Everyone responds differently.
He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose. - Jim Elliott
The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it.
Albert Einstein
Glad to hear that the surgery went well. I continue to pray for her speedy and full recovery
"I did the thing I feared the most. Excuse me while I cheer. Now here I stand a stronger soul and all I lost was fear." ...Anonymous
Continuing to pray that the results are good. Keep us posted, JD.
Coimhéad fearg fhear na foighde; Beware the anger of a patient man.
She is still in my prayers.
Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe. Albert Einstein
Prayers will continue... May god bless your mom and your family...
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Continued prayers, JD. I'm glad to hear that they got it though. My mother had radiation AND chemo for cancer. She went to a Chinese Herbalist (don't laugh) who put her on a strict macrobiotic diet for the duration of her treatment -- all with the blessings of her doctor, of course -- and she handled both the chemo and radiation beautifully! she never threw up or lost a hair. She was tired a lot, and sometimes she got real puffy, but it wasn't the nightmare that some other patients experience. I'll pray for your mom that she has the same experience mine did.
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Will continue to pray that all goes well.
We will be much better off when we learn to deal with things as they really are, instead of how we wish them to be!
JD - just read into this thread. Hopes and prayers for your mom.
Training means learning the rules. Experience means learning the exceptions.
Western medicine is increasing our life spans, though traditional, eastern medicine can be a greater boon to well-being. It's an excellent symbiosis. Mama Bunny did well to attend the eastern annex.
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when the intervention of society... may be too late to prevent an injury.
prayers will continue
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Sorry I missed this thread JD, prayers offered.
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End the cycle of hatred, dont give them a tomorrow."
Thanks for the update. Praying!
God is love (1 John 4:8)
Prayers will continue!
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Prayers going out here as well.
Sometimes in life you have to stand your ground. It's a hard lesson to learn and even most adults don't get it, but in the end only I can be responsible for my life. If faced with any type of adversity, only I can overcome it. Waiting for someone else to take responsibility is a long fruitless wait.


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With his unique combination of hilarious stories and riotous rhymes, Dr. Seuss has been delighting young children and helping them learn to read for over fifty years. Here are four of his classic favourites for the first time on CD read by the zany Adrian Admondson. Ranked among the UK's top ten favourite children's authors, Seuss is firmly established as a global best-seller.
The four classic favourites on this exclusive CD are:
The Cat in the Hat
The Cat in the Hat Comes Back
Green Eggs and Ham
Fox in Socks
Complete with WILD music and CRAZY sound effects!
Dr. Seuss ignites a child's imagination with his mischievous characters and zany verses. The Express
Audience: General
Format: Audio CD
Language: English
Published: 6th May 2003
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Country of Publication: GB
Dimensions (cm): 14.4 x 12.8 x 0.9
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The case of Mohammed Jawad is either typical or atypical of those who are currently imprisoned in Guantanamo prison. Jawad "confessed" after being seized and admitted throwing a grenade into a jeep. However, at his trial he denied his confession claiming he was told either confess or have your family in Afghanistan killed. A military judge threw out the confession causing the entire case against the youth to collapse. US military authorities wanted to continue "investigating" the crime, but US District Judge Ellen Huvelle ordered his release.
The argument about Jawad includes his age and the circumstances of what happened that day in Afghanistan. He is now back in Afghanistan and has been released to members of his family. This episode raises more questions than provides answers. Is it unrealistic to believe a prisoner in Afghanistan was threatened with death to his family? Is is unreasonable for individuals to be seized in the heat of battle? Perhaps, the clearest issue that must be resolved is the need for law and order in our courts based on constitutional principles, not those emanating from fear and hate.


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Arsène Wenger commended his team's attitude against West Ham despite their lack of goals.
After the stalemate, Wenger spoke exclusively to Arsenal TV Online about the encounter before revealing the latest in the Andrei Arshavin situation.
He discussed:
- the team's pleasing attitude
- a lack of the 'special opening'
- the impact of the busy week
- West Ham's solid defence
- Robin van Persie's omission from the starting line up
- the latest in the Andrei Arshavin deal
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Facebook: Ruining Relationships One "Poke" At a Time
Alright Ladies- admit it, every once in a while, you creep on your significant others Facebook wall. Even if it's only for a hot minute, you still make a point to check it just to make sure that nothing seems out of the ordinary. Or, sometimes you just like to see that it says "In a relationship with" and your name next to it. I'll admit it. I've done it before, who hasn't? You can tell yourself you don't do it- but we all know once in a blue moon, you just wanna creep.
Facebook is a beautifully, evil tool. I found out my ex-boyfriend was cheating on me because he was dumb enough to leave his Facebook open on his laptop. Now, I'm not typically the girl who spends an hour a day rooting through a guys Facebook page to see what girls have liked his pictures, who wrote on his wall, is he "poking" anyone…. But I was. I was that girl. You all know that girl, she's always chattin your ear off about this, that, and the third that her boyfriend posted or some girl posted on his page blah, blah, blah. We all know one. That was me.
After I found the message, every day I was constantly paranoid that something was going on, every little thing someone posted on his wall made my heart sink into my stomach. Someone could have sent him a candy crush game request and I probably would have wanted to rip that girls face off. So, I can relate to a lot of these women who are making Facebook such a pivotal part of their relationship. But it's not going to make it any better.
Here's the thing- everything you click, everything you like, whatever you post is visible to your friends. However, unless you're one of those people who tries really hard to be incognito on Facebook, I'm going to see that you liked your cousins, best friends, ex boyfriends picture of his dog from 2009, because it's going to pop up in my newsfeed.
My advice: stop putting so much emphasis on what other people are doing on social media, it's just dumb. If someone writes on your man's wall, so what? Is it really worth the 2 hour argument? Now, if this chick is half naked and posting some hearts and saying "I miss you xoxo", at least confront your guy before you go into complete crazy girlfriend mode. It always helps to talk about things out first; it'll help alleviate some of the drama.
I asked the ladies of the Ladies Room this: Do you think Facebook helps or hurts a relationship? Personally, I don't think it will help your relationship, but if you are stressing about what each other is posting or liking or sharing, it might be time to give Facebook a break.
Steph- No...but then I never look at my husband's Facebook page. He is rarely on it, so there is really nothing to look at.
Christine- It can hurt if you are a complete moron on social media!!!!
Bethany- I don't think Facebook helps or hurts a relationship – I think it is dramatized way too much and should not have any influence on a relationship.
Heather-No I don't believe it hurts a relationship as long as your able to look at each other's ..ie..IM's and messaging
Tune in this Thursday 1/23 at 8:10 AM to listen to the Ladies of the B104 Ladies room talk about couples who get along better when one person is not a Facebook user! Post your thoughts below- or check out the B104 Facebook page to weigh in on the topic!
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4 reasons why students should start their own business
Think you can't be your own boss while at university? Think again
Think you can't be your own boss while at university? Think again
Every winter, the World Economic Forum takes place in Switzerland. Its aim? Solving global problems. That and skiing, schmoozing and star-spotting, says Samuel Muston
'Project Daniel' started with the story of one boy, but this new initiative is now providing low-cost prosthetics in a war-torn nation
The online retailer Zappos is the largest company yet to adopt "holacracy", a new business approach in which bosses are banished and workers choose their tasks. But who makes the tea?
The Goverment contractors Serco and Capita are among businesses being wooed to salvage the Ministry of Defence's much-criticised reforms of the agency that buys military kit.
The free market is still limited in Cuba, but already it is altering lives and reshaping attitudes
London has moved ahead of New York as one of the world hubs for hi-tech companies, the Government's technology tsar has claimed.
The energy watchdog Ofgem waded into the controversy around household energy bills today by forcing Britain's local electricity network operators to do more to lower costs for consumers.
New shadow Education Secretary Tristram Hunt says parent-led academies would put 'rocket boosters' on current schemes to back community engagement in learning
Robert R Taylor, who has died of cancer at the age of 77, was the man who took soap out of dishes, put it in pump bottles and forever changed the way people wash up.
Dairy farmer claims that fewer than 100 badgers have been killed in West Somerset in first 10 days of cull - when 500 should already have been destroyed
On the road: In Ecuador
More school leavers than ever before are heading off, but if the thought – and cost – of saving elephants in Kenya fills you with dread, there's a new option closer to home
Cake shop boss says the programme had helped to tame her
Apprentice finalists Leah Totton and Luisa Zissman swap the boardroom for the chess board as they plot their final moves ahead of the climax to the series.
A big part of my decision to come to London Business School for my MBA was the emphasis it placed on delivering a range of in-class and extra-curricular experiences that mirror an increasingly multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary workplace.
Shortly before I left Belgrade a woman said to me. "If you write about us, don't make us seem like savages." For natives and blow-ins alike it can be hard not to conjure the dark days of war but I was in the capital for altogether more cheery reasons.


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I should have expected it. In the wake of the YMCA's announcement that it has officially change its name to "The Y," its sister association, the YWCA, has issued a statement about its concerns over name recognition—ensuring the public that it, too, can still be referred to as "The Y" in casual conversations.
Ever take a look at your favorite pet and think it's so adorable everyone needs to see it?
If so, we have a great outlet for you.
Each week, The Brunswick Beacon features a Pet of the Week on our homepage at www.brunswickbeacon.com. We also share our selected Pet of the Week on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/brunswickbeacon.
While our submissions so far have been cats and dogs, we welcome submissions of photographs of all types of pets you've welcomed to your home—birds, snakes, lizards, mice, hamsters, fish...you name it.
"Mommy, I want sumpin' to drink," wailed the unhappy toddler from the backseat. "I want juice."
"I know, honey," I said. "I'll get you some when I get home. Mommy's driving right now."
"Oh-kay," he said whimpering.
I glanced in the rearview mirror. My 2-year-old son was slumped in his car seat, sticking Spiderman and Blue's Clues stickers on my car's back window. He appeared to be occupied for the moment.
Somewhere along the line I learned a valuable, on-the-job lesson—follow the money.
Let me rephrase that—always follow the money.
There might be some twists and turns along the way, but, more often than not, it will usually take you to where you want to go.
This fiscal rule of thumb pertains to politicians and government officials who are in or are yet to be in office. Campaign finance reports, for instance, are like a window into a candidate's brain. You thought I was going to say soul, didn't you?
You know you've done it.
Nine out of 10 people who hear the classic Village People song "YMCA" at a sporting event, wedding or the local karaoke bar are genetically programmed to start singing along and making the letters with their arms.
Most of us have come to terms with this predisposition and have stopped fighting it. We'll start awkwardly flailing our arms the minute we hear the first notes of the song coming over the speakers.
I was just drifting along, floating on a lazy river on a lazy summer afternoon, feeling I had few worries when a child's voice rang out.
"I'm killing ants!" he announced as he stomped and mashed at the edge of the pool.
"Noooo, Mikey," protested another boy floating by on his own borrowed yellow inner tube. "It's nature."
Mikey didn't care about nature.
Do you remember "Those Oldies but Goodies" that made you want to "Rock Around the Clock?"
Well, "Sh-Boom!" Put on your "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Come Go With Me" to the historic Amuzu Theatre in downtown Southport. See for yourself "What Made the Clock Rock," a musical revue of some of the greatest songs from 1950-1964.
Twenty local vocalists, myself included, will perform five shows beginning at 8 p.m. Wednesday, July 21-Sunday, July 25.
It's happening again. Every time a new generation of 20-somethings enters the working world, the stereotyping and generalizing hits the media full force.
A quick Internet search reveals that people in their 20s (also known as "millennials" or "Generation Y") are now being labeled as being born with a sense of entitlement, doted on by parents who told them they were "special" and given roomfuls of trophies just for participating. Numerous articles have been published about how to deal with them in the workplace.
By Michele Johnson
Beacon Intern
For many recent college graduates, finding a job is becoming more difficult than ever imagined. Many students who walk across that stage are filled with hope and anticipation of going out into the world and "making it," only to be shot down at every turn.
The question on our minds: "Why can't I find a job?"
I've always loved the Fourth of July. I love fireworks, the festival in Southport and the time away from work. But this year, I gained a new appreciation for the Fourth of July as I watched the naturalization ceremony.
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Great Philly Schools - An Awesome Resource for Parents
When you shop for a cell phone - it's pretty easy. You can go online, click on a couple of choices and compare them side by side before you make your decision. If only it was that easy for parents looking for the best school for their kids. Guess what? It is that simple thanks to Great Philly Schools. You can go to the website greatphillyschools.org and find schools by name or location, select schools to compare, view them side by side and finally make an informed decision based on detailed profiles of more than 400 schools.
Great Philly Schools believes "every child in Philadelphia should have access to a great school. Our mission is to make information accessible so parents, guardians, and students can find, compare, and demand great schools"
If someone you know doesn't have access to a computer - printed guides are available in many libraries and recreation centers.
Don't delay. There are a lot of deadlines for applications to public charter schools.
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Secretary of State John Kerry announced Monday that Turkmenistan has joined the State Department's list of worst religious-freedom offenders.
The State Department's "Countries of Particular Concern" list had remained static since 2006, when eight countries — Burma, China, Eritrea, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Uzbekistan — were designated as CPCs.
Justifying the addition of Turkmenistan, Kerry cited reports of people detained, beaten and tortured for their beliefs, prohibited from wearing religious attire and fined for distributing religious materials.
Turkmenistan, a mostly Sunni Muslim country in Central Asia, once part of the Soviet Union, forbids private worship and greatly restricts foreign travel for pilgrimages and religious education.


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Team to hunt for Amelia Earhart's plane off remote Pacific islet
By Malia Mattoch McManus
HONOLULU (Reuters) - Seeking to chronicle Amelia Earhart's fate 75 years after she disappeared over the Pacific, researchers prepared on Monday to look for wreckage of her airplane near a remote island where they believe the famed U.S. aviator died as a castaway.
Organizers hope the expedition will conclusively solve one of the most enduring mysteries of the 20th century - what became of Earhart after she vanished during an attempt to become the first pilot, man or woman, to circle the globe around the equator.
A recent flurry of clues point to the possibility that Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, ended up marooned on the tiny uninhabited island of Nikumaroro, part of the Pacific archipelago Republic of Kiribati.
"The public wants evidence, a smoking gun, that this is the place where Amelia Earhart's journey ended," said Richard Gillespie, executive director of The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR). "That smoking gun is Earhart's plane."
The group's research team had planned to set off by boat on Monday from Hawaii on a 1,800-mile voyage to Nikumaroro accompanied by the technicians from a U.S. Navy contractor called Phoenix International who recovered "black-box" flight-data recorders from an Air France crash from the floor of the Atlantic last year.
But the departure was postponed for a day, until Tuesday, because of a delay in the arrival of a Kiribati customs official who is to accompany the expedition, said Stephanie Buttrill, a spokeswoman for the group. The team will spend 10 days at the search site, plus 16 days at sea traveling to and from the island.
Previous missions to Nikumaroro have unearthed tantalizing evidence that Earhart was there, including a cosmetic bottle from the 1930s that appeared to be jar of a once-popular brand of anti-freckle cream.
Also found were a clothing zipper from the '30s, pieces of a woman's compact, a bottle of hand lotion, parts of a woman's shoe and a man's shoe, a bone-handled pocket knife of the type Earhart carried and human bone fragments. Continued...


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I can't seem to get an answer from him from numerous pm's. Is he sick, holidaying or what? I brought a set of greeblies from him and never got them. I have asked for my money back but can't get an answer from him! This has been going for a few months now. I thought he was a good guy to buy from.
I ended up buying a great set from sidewinder which has arrived and look awesome on! thanks mate.
My last pm to him was if he didn't reply I would open a thread asking for help.


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50s. 70s. (thanks tigersden for the correction) I am sure you can see the familiar buildlings.
Pei Xin managed to get hold of these pictures and have scanned them and emailed them over. Thanks PX!


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Between Indifference and Hope — C Street: the manifestation of our vitality and gloom
The oracles of doom go unheeded
Thomas Larson 10:30 a.m., June 28
Early Sunday morning, November 17, a Jehovah's Witnesses prayer group that was holding a meeting in a home on Calinda Drive returned to their parked vehicles afterward to find many had their car stereos stolen.
Ted Michaels, whose home the prayer group gathers at twice a month, said he has been holding these sessions with other church members for over a year with never any issues such as this.
Ten or more members' cars — parked in the large lot next to Michaels's house — were broken into. Michaels, who reported the crime to the sheriff's department, said the officers who responded stated the thieves must have been real pros. They were fast, caused no other damage to the vehicles other then stealing the stereos, left no prints, and committed the crime in daylight.


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|Wang, Hua
|Liang, Wei
|Feng, Hao
|Luo, Yaguang - Sunny
Submitted to: Journal of Food Protection
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 6/1/2007
Publication Date: 11/15/2007
Citation: Wang, H., Liang, W., Feng, H., Luo, Y. 2007. Wash Water Hydro-dynamics and Flow Velocity Affect Escherichia coli O157:H7 Population Reductions on Fruit Surfaces. Journal of Food Protection. 70(11):2533-2540. Interpretive Summary: Recent food-born illness outbreaks associated with the consumption of fresh-cut produce highlight the importance of ensuring food safety of fresh-cut fruits and vegetables. Although produce wash is an important step commonly employed by the industry to maintain the quality and safety of fresh and fresh-cut produce, little scientific information exists as to how wash system design and washing operations affect the reduction of disease-causing microorganisms. This study examined the effect of produce wash parameters, including water flow pattern, velocity, agitation type and rates, as well as contact time, on the reduction of a disease-causing bacterium on the surfaces of cantaloupe rind and cut apples. We found that increasing washing flow velocity and agitation rate significantly promoted the reduction of this bacterium; water agitation over the top of fruit surfaces was more effective to reduce microorganisms than that conducted underneath the fruit samples. This information is important to the produce industry in designing wash systems and wash operations to achieve maximum reduction of disease-causing bacteria and thus to maintain food safety.
Technical Abstract: Washing with sanitizers is an important step to reduce microbial population during produce postharvest processing. Little information exists regarding the effect of hydro-dynamics of wash solution on the efficacy of pathogen reduction. This study was undertaken to investigate effects of washing conditions such as sanitizer flow velocity, agitation rate, and contact time on the reduction of Escherichia coli O157:H7 populations from the surfaces of cantaloupe rind and cut apples. Top surfaces of cylindrical samples were spot inoculated with E. coli O157:H7 and treated with peroxyacetic acid (POAA, 80 mg/L) solutions under different wash patterns, flow velocities, agitation types and rates. Test results indicate that the reduction rate of E. coli O157:H7 increased with the increase in flow velocity and agitation rates; agitation over the top of the fruit surface was more effective on bacterial reduction than the agitation conducted at the bottom of the fruit samples. The experimental data were used to fit different models and it was found that E. coli O157:H7 reduction kinetics from the fruit surfaces was best described by the Weibull model. These finding are important for the design of produce wash systems to achieve enhanced pathogen reduction and improved produce quality and safety.


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DENVER -- There's something about the Mile High air that suits Chris Young, who found his control at Coors Field.
Young bounced back from a wild outing at Los Angeles with seven solid innings, continuing his mastery of the Colorado Rockies in San Diego's 11-1 rout Friday night.
The Rockies can blame the Dodgers for Young's performance.
"I had to make better pitches after that outing," he said of his loss at Los Angeles on Sunday when he walked five batters and allowed seven hits in two innings.
"I had to get my confidence back. I was out of sync in L.A. and their hitters made me pay for it. In L.A. I wasn't able to throw strikes. Tonight, I was."
Seventy-two of his 100 pitches were in the zone, and so was he.
Young (2-1), whose loss Sunday to the Dodgers snapped his major league record-tying mark of 25 straight starts on the road without a defeat, stymied the Rockies' bats just like he did last year when he won both of his starts at Coors Field. He's now 4-0 with a 2.65 ERA against Colorado.
"It's coincidence," Young insisted. "They're a good-hitting team."
Not on this night, they weren't.
Young yielded just four singles and a run in seven stellar innings. He didn't walk a batter and struck out seven. He helped his cause at the plate, reaching base three times, singling and driving in a run.
"This was Chris at his best," Padres manager Bud Black said. "I thought his slider was very sharp in the zone. He worked his fastball at the top of the zone and at the knees as well. ... He had a rough go against L.A. He was determined to have a good one to night."
Reliever Doug Brocail retired all six batters he faced, completing the four-hitter and holding to the Rockies to their fewest hits at home since they were two-hit by the White Sox on June 6, 2005.
Adrian Gonzalez, who matched his career-high with four RBIs, deposited a Josh Fogg fastball 447 feet away in the Padres' bullpen for his fourth homer of the season, a three-run shot in the first inning that got the Padres going.
"It helped to have an early lead," Young said. "It gave me a lot of room for error and allow me to be aggressive."
In the fourth, Giles lined an RBI single up the middle off Fogg to make it 5-1. Mike Cameron followed with the Padres' fourth straight single, loading the bases and forcing Fogg out of the game for Matt Herges, who allowed four more runs in the inning.
Fogg (0-1) was tagged for eight runs and 11 hits in three-plus innings.
"He really didn't have much sharpness to his breaking stuff," Rockies manager Clint Hurdle said.
Or anything else for that matter.
"There were a lot of pitches that were lacking sharpness," Fogg said. "I can't just blame it on breaking balls. It was fastballs, change-ups, cutters, they were all pretty bad."
Gonzalez's home run was the first at Coors Field since Tuesday night. No long balls were hit during the Los Angeles Dodgers' two-game trip to Denver, marking just the fourth time since the stadium opened in 1995 that there were consecutive games without home runs. There has never been three straight homerless games at Coors Field.
Gonzalez has had four RBIs five times in his career, including April 10 against San Francisco.
All three of Colorado's losses on this homestand have come by seven runs or more.
"You have a tendency to try to find a way to score seven runs in an inning and catch up quick and sometimes your bats spin out of control," Hurdle said. "We haven't hit with consistency. We have a better hitting team and we need to hit. We're 17 games into this thing and we need to put our work gloves on, show up tomorrow and play good baseball."
Padres C Rob Bowen had a career-best three hits and drove in a run with a groundout. ... Giles second-inning line drive was originally ruled an error but was changed two innings later, extending his hitting streak to 10 games. ... Rockies 1B Todd Helton committed his first error since July 31 vs. Milwaukee, ending a 70-game errorless streak. He also struck out for just the third time in 57 at-bats so far.


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I will admit that I have pondered if I could be successful selling one of the numerous products out there on the market through a direct sales program. I have friends who sell candles, kitchen utensils, jewelry, and even baskets! I am pretty sure that one key to success in these business endeavors is passion. I believe that you have to have a passion for what you're selling. Well, when it comes to passion one thing I am passionate about is my blog. I am working to make it a source of income as well as a place to share my thoughts and adventures. It definitely takes a lot of dedication and work. It also takes a lot of support from my family. Of course, my family always comes first but the blog is a nice little way to take some "me" time. If you don't like writing then you might disagree with me completely but I find it almost relaxing to work on Formula Mom. I love sharing with all of my readers and I hope you enjoy reading what I have to say.
Of course not all moms are cut out to become a blogger but there are many opportunities out there. You just have to find something you're passionate about. I recently had the opportunity to learn more about the Dove Chocolate Discoveries program. Dove Chocolate Discoveries is on of the latest direct selling company that combines the global romance of premium chocolate and the growing trend of home entertaining. When I heard about this program I was definitely interested. Selling chocolate? How much effort would that take? Having chocolate tasting parties? That doesn't sound like too much work!
I received the Dove Chocolate Discoveries Chocolatier Starter Kit to review. It is the same kit that new Chocolatiers receive when they sign up! A Chocolatier is the name given to a Dove Chocolate Discoveries sales force team member. A Chocolatier samples chocolate, encourages purchase, invites people to a Chocolate Tasting party and encourages others to become Chocolatiers. When the kit arrived at my door step, it was like I was a child again!
The kit included milk chocolate and dark chocolate Dove chocolate bars, Chocolate Chai Tea, Chocolate Martini Mix, Fudge Truffle Brownie Mix, and a heart-shaped fondue set! The kit also included Cashews and Almonds covered in chocolate which was my favorite item in the kit!
This kit seems like it would be great for someone just getting started. It comes with a variety of products that would help hold a great chocolate tasting party. It also comes with a party planning guide as well as all the paperwork needed to hold your first Dove Chocolate Discoveries party! Last year, Americans spent more than $16 billion on chocolate so this could be an amazing opportunity. Although I was only asked to review the starter kit, I am seriously considering becoming a Dove Chocolatier! I'm pleased to have the opportunity to offer one of my lucky readers their own Dove Chocolate Discoveries Chocolatier Starter Kit. If you win, you can check out the program and see what you think!I wrote this review while participating in a campaign by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of DOVE Chocolate Discoveries and received a Starter Kit to facilitate my review.


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What's your favourite place to run? My favourite place in the UK is in Leeds actually, where I train and I'm based. There's a place called Eccup Reservoir, in Golden Acre Park, I do a beautiful long run up there - but I love actually running when we are away in Kenya, a fantastic place to be and train and there are so many routes out there. Me and Eilish McColgan, the steeplechaser, discovered – well, Mo taught us – Farah's Seven as we call it! And that's a great route.
Do you remember your first ever race? I don't remember my first ever race but I remember when I was younger, when I was about 12, one of my first races in the local area cross-country at Alnwick Castle. I've got a picture of me when I was running and I don't look much different now, to be honest … We ran that every year with school and it's a fantastic backdrop – you can't really forget running there.
When someone asks you for a training tip, what do you tell them? I think it depends on what they are asking me, but I think the most important thing for any runner is to enjoy it. And for you to want to keep doing it, you've got to enjoy it. I think one of the best tips I can give someone if they want to get better, is to join a local running group, because having people around you keeps you motivated. That's what keeps you going and you make great friends doing it. If you're meeting friends it's also quite a social event as well, and you can have a chat, a catchup – it's not about being the best in the world, it's about achieving your goals, and I think you can do that in that kind of environment.
Do you like a running gadget? I do! I like my running watches, I like this one [brandishes Garmin on wrist] but I'm a shoe girl really. I absolutely love shoes. I recently just moved house, and I'm coming out of the house with all these boxes and my mum is like "Laura! Do you really need all of these?" and I'm like, "Yeah! Mum, believe me, I need them!" Right down to my casual shoes. I'm a real running geek and I love a new pair of sneaks. Even a new training shoe, like the new Pegasus, it's fantastic. Shoes are definitely my go-to.
Do you ever run to music? I do actually, yeah, I quite like running with my iPod in. Some days if you are having a bit of a down day it's just nice to get some music in and just get out there and run, and run free and just enjoy it.
What's your post-race indulgence? Oooh, it depends on how well the race has gone, but I am a fan of going to the chip shop and having a battered sausage and chips, at the end of the season. Quite naughty!
What's the worst thing about running? I think the worst thing is, the things that you can miss out on. Being an elite athlete is a choice that you make, you understand that because of the commitments you have to make you do have to miss out on family events, and friends' parties and holidays. But I see it as a choice that I've made to be a professional athlete, and I'm very lucky to have the people around me who are very supportive of that decision.
And what's the best thing? I think the best thing is doing what I love as my job. I'm very lucky in the position that I'm in. When I first started running when I was 12, I said: "I want to be a runner and go to the Olympic Games." And I have actually done that now! It's very strange that you can get up in the morning and go for a run and that's what you are getting paid to do. I think that if you are doing what you love, you are going to be successful.
What's the furthest you've ever run? The furthest, it's probably a Sunday run. I think every runner does a long run on a Sunday. I think probably the longest was 13.5 miles. It was an accident, I should add! It was supposed to be 12 – you might think 12 to 13.5 is not a big difference … but when you are tired, you've had a big week of training, that is a big detour on your run to get lost!
What do you eat on the morning of a long run or hard session? Depending on the time of day I'm doing the run.. If it's in the afternoon I'd probably have your classic breakfast of porridge or cereal, then for lunch I'll have pasta and cheese. It varies, but I'm quite simple with my food, just cereal and toast or yoghurt, and pasta and cheese. Not too fussy, keep it simple, basic carbs.
Have you ever run barefoot? No, I haven't. I hear a lot about barefoot technology and the thoughts behind that, but I've never actually done it myself.
What's your greatest running achievement? It has to be making the Olympic final in my first major championships. Hopefully there's a lot more to come – and that's not what I'll be saying in five years' time!
Mo Farah or Usain Bolt? Mo Farah. You've got to say that, I'm British, a distance runner … and it's exciting to watch!
Who is the greatest ever runner? Oh, well, I'm going to be biased here and say Paula Radcliffe. She's my inspiration. One of my first sporting memories is of watching her break the world record here in London and that's stayed with me. She's someone I've learned from as the years have gone by – she' s a huge inspiration so definitely. She's my hero.
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Maybe also add a single subwoofer for a better sound.
Anyone reccomend a shop around here that has experience with late model VW's? I know most places could do this pretty easily but i would prefer someone whos into vw's and knows them well.
Let me know if you know of anywhere around here.(seacoast ma/nh)


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Last letter of Mary Queen of Scots appears briefly
By Ian MacKenzie
EDINBURGH (Reuters Life!) - At 2 a.m. on a frigid February morning in 1587, Mary Queen of Scots sat at her table and penned a last letter before her execution in the great hall of Fotheringhay Castle in the English midlands.
"Tonight, after dinner, I have been advised of my sentence: I am to be executed like a criminal at eight in the morning," she wrote to her brother-in-law, the king of France.
Fragile with age but in remarkably good condition, the letter by one of the great tragic figures of Scottish history is making a rare appearance until Sept 21 at the National Library of Scotland.
Library spokesman Bruce Blacklaw said the library wanted to promote a new visitors' center and bring to public view treasures tucked away in the library's vaults.
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He added Mary's last letter was unlikely to emerge again from its dark air-conditioned safe for "a long time."
Mary, who had been briefly queen of France, was ousted from the Scottish throne by a rebellious aristocracy and fled south in 1568 at the age of 25, throwing herself on the mercy of her cousin, England's Queen Elizabeth I.
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FBI Designates Juggalos a Gang, Insane Clown Posse Sues
Bloods, Crips, Latin Kings and Juggalos? The latter, the unofficial name for the tattooed, rabid fan base of horror-core rock group Insane Clown Posse, have been classified as a "loosely-organized hybrid gang" by the FBI in their latest gang threat assessment. The band, known as ICP for short, is none too happy about the designation and is suing the FBI to find out what exactly their fans did to deserve such a label.
Although the FBI report notes that crimes committed by Juggalos tend to be individualistic and minor, it nevertheless asserts "many Juggalos subsets exhibit gang-like behavior and engage in criminal activity and violence…a small number of Juggalos are forming more organized subsets and engaging in more gang-like criminal activity, such as felony assaults, thefts, robberies and drug sales."
Arizona, California, Pennsylvania and Utah already consider the Juggalos a criminal gang.
To fight back against the designation, ICP is suing the FBI for allegedly violating the Freedom of Information Act by not releasing documents that explain why the Juggalos made the gang threat assessment. The band claims that thanks to the FBI label, its fans will be subject to harassment for no greater offense than displaying their affection for the so-called "wicked clowns."
"You're trying to grow love in your country," band member Shaggy 2 Dope told a Village Voice reporter. "Then the head of your country — the FBI — just turns around and…kicks you in the nuts. How are you supposed to respond to that?"
The Voice found plenty of examples of Juggalos who thought they'd been discriminated against because of their affiliation with the band: "There's the guy who lost his kids to a foster home because of his tattoo. There's the Juggalo who was discharged from the United States military for having a Psychopathic Records CD. There's the Wisconsin kid who was forbidden from wearing Insane Clown Posse shirts to school, but didn't have money for new clothes, so he kept getting suspended."
"This whole thing is absurd," says the group's attorney, Howard Hertz, to a media blog.
Shaggy 2 Dope summed up the band's predicament with a pithy comment that should warm attorneys' hearts across the country: "We're doing the American thing — we're suing."


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Director Madhur Bhadharkar is going to make woman protagonist based film Heroine. Previously,Madhur has given Chandni Bar, Fashion, Corporate, Satta like woman based film. Latest news is that Kaitrina Kaif or Aishwarya Rai can be roped for his next flick. Earlier, this role was planned for Kareena Kapoor but she refused it because many intimate scenes in the movie and she was not comfortable with scenes.
Sources say that after getting Bebo rejection, movie producers UTV approached Aishwarya Rai and Katrina Kaif who are fit for movie role. Although, Aish has before denied doing serious role so there is more chances for Kat.
The movie Heroine is based on the life of the Hollywood stunner Marilyn Monroe. The story is moving around a talented actress who becomes the dupe of her own success. And it's believed that Aish and Kat both are fit for this role.
Well, Lets's see who will become Madhur Bhandarkar next Heroine.


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Because ramdisk and kernel modifications were made to accommodate Android L on the HTC One (M7), there is a good chance that the phone won't run like you would expect it to. If you want to take the chance, you can click on the sourcelink for all of the directions. Right now, the features not working include Wi-Fi, data, Bluetooth, sensors, camera and sound. GPS, though, is working.
The Android Developer Preview, was designed to show developers (natch!) and others what functions would be on Android L, and what they will look like. If you tried to port it over to your HTC One (M7), let us hear about it. You can drop your comments in the box below.
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Published: January 29, 2013 at 10:07 AMThe other reason that Disney isn't waiting on this to show up in cell phones is because not everyone has a cell phone. Frequently, parents have phones, but not the kids, yet everyone needs an admission ticket. the other thing is, if you link your season pass to your phone and then sell the phone, does the buyer get your pass, too? They do if you forget to tell disney about the switch.
Also, from a customer service standpoint, having one way of doing things makes telling people what to do easier.
As it is:
They can say 'Take your magic band and do blah blah blah'
Relying on RFID in phones or other devices:
They can say 'Does your phone support RFID? If so, then hold your phone blah blah blah. Oh that didn't work, make sure RFID functionality is turned on. On android, drag down from the top and look for the RFID logo, on iPhone, go to system prefences and look there for the RFID logo. If you don't have a phone that supports this, take your magic band and blah blah blah'.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 10:11 AMYou should have said this sooner, sir!
Published: January 29, 2013 at 10:31 AMBut there is a HUGE difference between installing RFID in every cellphone - something that is becoming an essential piece of modern day living - and installing it in an optional wristband that you works only within a theme park environment. If Markey wanted to initiate a debate about RFID in society in general he could have done so but he didn't - he chose to attack Disney so I don't see this is the same debate.
I have no qualms about using this sort of technology to enhance my theme park experience - but do I want every advertising board in every city I visit reacting to my presence with a 'Hi David, have you thought of buying....' simply because my cellphone contains an RFID? That's a different matter entirely.....
Doing it this way gives Disney the opportunity to use the technology on their terms and, most importantly, to LIMIT it's use....
I still think Iger's response was measured in the circumstance.....
Published: January 29, 2013 at 10:42 AMDon't get why they're complaining about RFID at this point in time, it's not new technology, we could have discussed this 20 years ago. Many ski resorts use RFID cards instead of lift tickets now. That's pretty similar to a theme park RFID system and I'm sure it offers them some kind of tracking abilities. EZPass systems may be one of the most extensive uses of RFID and those can potentially be more invasive than whatever Disney is planning. In New York EZPass tags are scanned to track the speed of vehicles and give travel time estimates. We have to trust that data is only used for that purpose.
NFC on the other hand is a better topic for discussion, that's a newer protocol can actually transmit data which poses a real security risk.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 1:33 PMRobert writes: "By asking his questions, Rep. Ed Markey gave Disney CEO Bob Iger an opportunity to sell the public on the safety, convenience and power of RFID."
I Respond: Are you claiming that you know for a fact that this was the politician's intent? As a journalist, have you contacted the politician's office and ask for his comments?
Published: January 29, 2013 at 2:32 PMRobert: A couple of other site's forums are recommending your recent journalistic articles on Next Gen/Magic + as good reads. Links to TPI were provided.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 3:38 PMI see where Robert has interviewed Rep. Markey in the past:
If Robert has the chance to interview him again, perhaps the first question should be, "Why was it necessary to make your inquiry about Disney public?"
Published: January 29, 2013 at 3:38 PMTo THCreative: I don't think that Robert was saying that Markey was trying to give Iger an opportunity, merely that he DID give Iger an opportunity. I think Robert is totally right on this one. Markey is engaging in political theatre, he is using this for political gain, no doubt about it. All Iger had to do was not grab at the bait. But he did grab at it! If Iger had presented the privacy policy without getting worked up, then he would make Disney look reasonable, and Markey look paranoid. What did Iger accomplish by being confrontational? He made it seem like perhaps Disney DOES have something to hide here (or, at the very least, that Disney puts its bottom line ahead of guest experience, which isn't a good message either).
Published: January 29, 2013 at 3:47 PMI'm a huge RFID skeptic. I wouldn't want Disney to track my activities. I think Iger ruined a good opportunities to educate and reassure people of the safety of the technology. Now, I'm not so sure I care for Disney. Maybe they do want to be Google and Apple in an even worse way.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 3:52 PMRep Markey has decided to run for U.S. senator when John Kerry becomes Secretary of State. I think a lot of this is probably politics for him to get his name in the paper.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 3:53 PMMr. Sirota, Please keep in mind that Rep. Markey has been pursuing federal regulation of the theme park industry for more than a decade. His efforts are not just aimed at Disney. His efforts have been opposed by Disney, Universal and Busch Gardens as well.
Orlando Sentinel 2007: "As expected, a Congressional panel late last week voted down a proposal to have the Consumer Product Safety Commission begin regulating theme parks... After the (legislation was ... shot down ... the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions — which opposes federal regulation of parks — credited the Walt Disney Co., NBC Universal and Anheuser-Busch with helping defeat it.
"Also, I wanted to give a big "thank you" to the Washington representatives of Anheuser-Busch, Disney and Universal, as well as lobbyists from Williams & Jensen [a lobbying firm that represents IAAPA] who literally spent days on the Hill meeting with elected officials and their staff to educate them on this issue," IAAPA's Stephanie Thienel wrote on the association's blog.
Theme Park Insider thread in 2003: http://www.themeparkinsider.com/news/response.cfm?ID=1121
While these pieces of legislation deal with issues of safety to protect guests from physical injury (a worthy consideration), by publicly attacking the theme park industry's largest operator in a VERY public manner, it seems reasonable to question whether Rep. Markey's priorities are to protect consumers or to simply undermine the industry. If that's the case, Mr. Iger's firm response seems appropriate.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 3:57 PMAnd (again) from Adweek: "While the MagicBand sounds like it can do everything except make coffee, it acts more as a pass key than portable computer. It doesn't collect nor hold personal information. Nor does it use GPS to track location. Like the plastic card keys used by hotels, if lost, the MagicBand cannot be linked to an individual."
Published: January 29, 2013 at 4:14 PM"the MagicBand cannot be linked to an individual."
But it can certainly "be" linked to an individual if this person carries it, as that is the point. If lost and another person carries it, all activities will be recorded as if done by the original person. Thus, the technology must know when it is not okay to keep records for this particular RFID.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 4:25 PMAnon Mouse: "If lost and another person carries it, all activities will be recorded as if done by the original person."
I respond: Again (at least according to Adweek), "It doesn't COLLECT nor hold personal information."
I respond (and this is an academic question) how will activities be "recorded?"
Published: January 29, 2013 at 4:40 PM"It doesn't COLLECT nor hold personal information."
Disney is the collector and recorder of information. You have to ask how Disney collects such information.
The RFID continues to provide a signal that any RFID reader can record.
Think of the RFID and the Reader as a pair. This constitues the technology. The fact that the MagicBand doesn't collect information is sort of like missing the point. If you destroy it, it is the best way of deleting your previous RFID signature (your digital persona). The actual data is contained in a database that has all this RFID data and where you have been, which was previously read as you went thru the turnstiles and everything else they cooked up.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 4:52 PMHere is more helpful information.
What information do we collect through your use of the RF Devices?
When you touch your RF Device to touch points located throughout the Disney parks and Resort hotels, your location is determined based on your interaction with the RF Device reader. In addition, if your RF Device comes within proximity of one of the readers located throughout our Disney parks and Resort hotels that automatically recognize RF Devices, we are able to determine that your are near that reader. The readers that automatically recognize RF Devices may not be visible to you.
The RF Devices contain only a randomly assigned code that securely links to an encrypted database and are configured not to store any other information about you. This allows us to associate your RF Device with the benefits you have purchased and to collect information regarding your interactions with the various RF Device readers at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts locations. Your interactions provide us with information about the products and services you experience in the parks; your wait time for rides, restaurants and other attractions; and similar types of information.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 5:18 PMThe whole tracking concept reminds me of Minority Report. Disney will be monitoring the movement of anyone wearing a wristband as the appear on different readers throughout the park.
It just seems to me that something touted as "magic" has a greater purpose other than enhancing the guest experience.
Published: January 29, 2013 at 6:08 PMI'm confident that Disney is at least complicit in the buying and selling of personal information since I see Disney banner ads (as well as Universal and Sea World) on almost every website I visit.
And no, I don't only visit theme park site :P
Published: January 29, 2013 at 7:45 PMBanner ads are just advertising buys. I doubt they have anything to do with buying & selling personal information.
Published: January 30, 2013 at 12:16 AMBig Brother is alive and well...
Published: January 30, 2013 at 12:36 AM@ Aaaron.
The banner ads you see are as a result of your web browsing history so blame Google or whoever you use.... Disney has nothing to do with the fact that you see their adverts on your pc - the data has come from your PC itself and Google (or whoever) merely selects ads from its banks that ti thinks are appropriate to your interests as revealed in your browsing history....
So don't blame Disney for that at least....
Published: January 30, 2013 at 6:15 AMWeb browsing history is information that is valuable facebook, Google,ect. If theme parks make their ads available to them than that makes them complicit as a third party.
That being said, I'm an adult so I don't really care that much.
Published: January 30, 2013 at 6:29 AMThe government is already tracking our internet and is poisoning our water supply with lead to keep us sick. This is just a case of Big Brother being threatened by Bigger Brother. We are all just serial numbers in the end.
Published: January 30, 2013 at 6:46 AM'Mr. Sirota, Please keep in mind that Rep. Markey has been pursuing federal regulation of the theme park industry for more than a decade. His efforts are not just aimed at Disney. His efforts have been opposed by Disney, Universal and Busch Gardens as well.'
How does this change any of what I said? I agree with you on this. I'm saying that Bob Iger had an opportunity to win this round by not engaging, and instead drew a whole lot of people into an awareness of a "problem" that they didn't think they had. The fact that we are all arguing about this in these comments means that Markey won. His constituency obviously loves it when he fights these kinds of fights (or else he wouldn't have been at it for over a decade). The best way to deal with that kind of political grandstanding is to reassure, not to engage. That's all I'm saying.
btw, for what it's worth, I think that MyMagic+ is a huge flop already from a PR perspective for Disney. I want WDW to build new rides and lands. I am NOT excited about a billion dollars spent on a technology that doesn't seem to have a huge upside for guests (besides making Disney more money). I could be proven wrong, maybe it will be amazing. But Disney has NOT sold me on this yet, and I don't see how Iger having a hissy fit helps with this one bit.
Published: January 30, 2013 at 8:16 AMJust to add a little humor to this thread. Didn't Universal predict Next Gen My Magic+ when they opened the Terminator 2 attraction. Little did we suspect...
Published: January 30, 2013 at 2:09 PMMr Sirota writes (regarding my post to him): "How does this change any of what I said?"
I Respond: It doesn't. It never intended to. I was simply adding information regarding Markey vs. the theme park industry that was not noted on this thread (or your post) and can be reasonably regarded as the justification behind the Disney company's decision to make an aggressive public response.
Mr. Sirota writes: "I'm saying that Bob Iger had an opportunity to win this round ..."
I Respond: No existing evidence that he "lost."
Mr. Sirota writes: "...by not engaging, and instead drew a whole lot of people into an awareness of a "problem" that they didn't think they had."
I Respond: Markey decided to make the fight public. Disney responded accordingly.
Mr. Sirota writes: "The fact that we are all arguing about this in these comments means that Markey won."
I Respond: That's a pretty subjective analysis on your part -- both whether or not Markey "won" or whether or not the content of a TPI thread is evidence of anything. At this point I would contend the situation is inconclusive as it is still in-flux and the conditions determining if anyone has (or can possibly) "win" in this situation remains undetermined.
Mr. Sirota writes: His constituency obviously loves it when he fights these kinds of fights (or else he wouldn't have been at it for over a decade).
I Respond: I am not in his constituency and would not draw conclusions about what has made him popular (or at least more electable than any would-be opponent). However, considering that all nine of Massachusetts' members of the US House, as well as both members of the US Senate and the Governor are Democrats, I'd be comfortable with the implication that party affiliation has more to do with Markey's success than his battles with the theme park industry.
Mr. Sirota writes: The best way to deal with that kind of political grandstanding is to reassure, not to engage.
I Respond: Terms like "the best way" imply a qualitative state that is based to some degree in conjecture. For example, some might think that the best way to deal with a political bully is to slap him around for all to see. And although I don't know for sure, I doubt Mr. Iger's response was a sole effort on his part and was likely reviewed by the company's lawyers or public/press relations. I will also bet all of the money in my pockets against all of the money in your pockets that the correspondence was vetted by Disney's sizable lobbying presence in Washington DC – and these are the people who have been dealing with Markey for years and years and years.
Good talk! Best wishes!
Published: January 30, 2013 at 5:49 PMYes, TH, it was a good talk! I hope you didn't take my tone to be too antagonistic. I think your perspective on Disney's motivations and the take that their PR team may be behind the approach makes a lot of sense. Politicians do things for a lot of reasons, too, and thanks for reminding me of that. What I was trying to get at was that whatever Markey's motivation, Washington politics can be an interesting mix with entertainment business. I don't view one or the other as perfect or terrible. I love a lot of what Disney does, but I definitely see them as a corporation out to make money, not necessarily to better humanity. I guess a part of me is glad that someone from outside of the Disney bubble asked a question about this. Some (definitely not all) of what Markey said brought up questions I had wondered about myself. With Facebook changing privacy policies seemingly at random (often to try to support new revenue streams by selling information shared under the pretense of it being private), I think some folks, myself included, have questions about the direction corporations go with the data they mine from us. If Disney is successful in this venture, it seems likely to be repeated elsewhere. So now may be a good time to have these conversations. I don't see the theme park industry suffering as a result. I would imagine Markey to be quite an annoyance if you are a Disney exec. To me, it's just funny to watch. Some on these comments seem offended that anyone would challenge Disney's moral compass (or perhaps it is a stronger distrust of Washington politics). I don't mind politicians getting involved if the end result is a better product for the consumer. If we disagree, I respect that. Either way I've enjoyed our chat.
Published: January 31, 2013 at 4:47 PMNB writes: "Defend Disney at all costs..."
I Respond: Verses "attack Disney at all times?"
I'm not sure about the use of the words "at all costs," but when it comes to my family members who are cast members, the hundreds of thousands of people in my community who rely on the hospitality industry for employment I advocate defending Disney, Universal, Sea World, Legoland, Fun World, Old Town, Busch Gardens whenever possible.


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On the November 8 edition of MSNBC's The Situation with Tucker Carlson, Fox News contributor and former Nixon speechwriter Ben Stein referred to special counsel Patrick J. Fitzgerald as "a thug" and lamented the indictment of I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff, as a "horrible, Stalinesque persecution." Libby's indictment came as part of Fitzgerald's investigation into the alleged outing of CIA operative Valerie Plame.
From the November 8 edition of MSNBC's The Situation with Tucker Carlson:
STEIN: The real bad thing that's happened has been this horrible, Stalinesque persecution -- not prosecution, persecution -- of Scooter Libby, this putting the White House on trial for politics as usual, criminalizing defense of the president's policy in Iraq. It's just shameful. You could --
CARLSON: But it looks bad, though. I mean, it looks bad. Here you have a prosecutor who apparently --
STEIN: Of course it looks bad.
CARLSON: -- is holding out for hard time. You have him claiming he's caught Scooter Libby in seven separate documentable lies.
STEIN: You know something? You know something? If you -- I hope I'm not an excessively criminal person, but if you -- if you were giving me 30, 40, 50 phone calls a day, conversations with people, then called me in before a grand jury and said to recount what happened in each of those conversations two years later, I'm sure you would catch me in 700 inconsistencies. That is just standard business as usual. It is standard business as usual to pass out leaks to reporters in Washington. This prosecuting business as usual in Washington is just a way to break the political process down and make it into an illegal, criminal process. It doesn't have any role in the Constitution. This guy is a thug. This Fitzgerald is a thug.
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It's that time of year! Freshly scrubbed, nervous-looking kids don backpacks, pack lunches and head off to school. This back-to-school season there's both excellent and not-so-great news when it comes to schoolkids and pesticides. On balance, it's fair to say there's exciting progress afoot for children's health — from pesticide-free school lunches to a nasty brain-harming chemical finally getting the boot. No more "egregious" delays First, the excellent news. That neurotoxic pesticide you've heard us talk about so often? It's called chlorpyrifos, and while it's not yet a done deal, it... Read More
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Nearly £9 million of tax money was spent last year paying for public sector workers in London to carry out trade union activities including organising strikes.
Figures reveal that London councils, NHS trusts, the Met Police and the fire service have scores of staff working on trade union activities at the taxpayers' expense.
Representatives are allowed to take paid time off to carry out union duties, which can include negotiating terms and conditions of employment, helping members with disciplinary procedures as well as organising industrial action.
Today's report by the TaxPayers' Alliance campaign group shows that £8.7 million of staff time was spent paying union officials in London last year, up from £8.16 million in 2010.
The report claimed the proportion of staff working for unions across the public sector is rising. Nationally it found paid time off last year for union duties was equivalent to 3,041 full-time staff.
Across the country 1,200 state organisations spent £92 million of staff time on union work and another £21 million in direct payments to the unions.
The figures show that Transport for London last year paid 34 staff £981,000 for union activities.
Matthew Sinclair, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: "It is not fair that Londoners are seeing millions of pounds of their hard-earned cash being used to pay for trade union activists who organise strikes which disrupt the services they rely on and pay for handsomely.
"Hundreds of staff who should be spending their days running public services in the capital are working for the trade unions instead.
"Councils across the city are having to make difficult decisions about how to use scarce resources — yet civic leaders in many London Boroughs are routinely channelling hundreds of thousands of pounds of their residents' money straight to trade unions."
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