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Former Goldman Sachs director and McKinsey & Co. executive Rajat Gupta was on a list of "important people" that now-imprisoned hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam was willing to be disturbed to take their phone calls, his onetime secretary testified at Mr. Gupta's insider-trading trial on Tuesday.
Former Galleon Group employee Caryn Eisenberg, testifying for the prosecution, also told the Manhattan federal court jury that she saw Mr. Gupta "many times" in the firm's 34th floor Madison Avenue office in 2008 and 2009.
But defence lawyers pointed out that Mr. Gupta was not the only person associated with Goldman Sachs to be included on the list, which eventually identified 10 people during the time Ms. Eisenberg was Mr. Rajaratnam's executive assistant in 2008 and 2009.
One other name was Goldman managing director David Loeb, who works with technology hedge funds. Mr. Loeb is under investigation but has not been charged with any wrongdoing in the government's broad crackdown on insider trading, according to a source briefed on the case.
Mr. Loeb's name came out under cross-examination, part of Mr. Gupta's defence strategy to show that Mr. Rajaratnam had other potential sources of inside information about Goldman Sachs.
Mr. Loeb would call "just as frequently as the other sales guys," Ms. Eisenberg said in response to a question by one of Mr. Gupta's lawyers, David Frankel.
Mr. Gupta, 63, is the most prominent corporate figure indicted. He denies the charges, arguing the prosecution has no direct evidence such as the dozens of wiretaps used to convict Mr. Rajaratnam a year ago.
Ms. Eisenberg is the first trial witness called by prosecutors to establish the relationship between Mr. Gupta and Mr. Rajaratnam. The trial began on Monday with opening arguments.
The former secretary also testified about a call Mr. Rajaratnam received on Sept. 23, 2008, minutes before the stock market closed. She said Mr. Rajaratnam summoned Galleon co-founder Gary Rosenbach into his office. She testified that she then heard Mr. Rosenbach saying "Buy Goldman Sachs" on his phone.
The date is key to government charges against Mr. Gupta that he leaked word of Warren Buffett's $5-billion (U.S.) investment in Goldman Sachs Group Inc. before it was made public at the height of the financial crisis. Mr. Buffet's investment was announced after the market closed that day.
Prosecutors say Mr. Gupta called Mr. Rajaratnam 16 seconds after a special Goldman board meeting approved the investment by Mr. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. They said Mr. Rajaratnam then ordered his traders to buy Goldman stock with just minutes left in the trading day, reaping illegal profits.
Ms. Eisenberg said the call was from "one of the men who frequently called" and that "it was urgent."
She said that her former boss Mr. Rajaratnam had instructed her "not to disturb him with any calls unless they are on a list of people considered important" so on that occasion, she did put the phone call through to Mr. Rajaratnam.
Mr. Gupta is on trial on charges of tipping Mr. Rajaratnam with confidential information between March, 2007, and January, 2009, while serving on the boards of Goldman Sachs and Procter & Gamble. He spent a 34-year career at management consultancy McKinsey & Co., including nine years as its global head.
The jury, which includes an elementary school teacher, a nurse and a professor, saw a handwritten list of five names – taken from Ms. Eisenberg's notebook – displayed on screens in the jury box. Five other names were added during her employment.
Under the title "important people," Mr. Gupta's name was second on the list. Two people who testified against Mr. Rajaratnam at his trial last year after pleading guilty were also identified. They were former Intel Corp. executive Rajiv Goel and former McKinsey consultant Anil Kumar.
The charges of securities fraud and conspiracy could lead to a lengthy prison term for Mr. Gupta if he is convicted at the trial, which is expected to last about three weeks. However, it is unlikely to be as punishing as the 11 years handed to Mr. Rajaratnam, who was found guilty on 14 criminal charges.
Defence lawyers say Mr. Gupta and Mr. Rajaratnam had a falling out some time in 2008 and were not as close as Mr. Rajaratnam was to other Wall Street executives. Mr. Gupta's lawyers asked Ms. Eisenberg about a one-night helicopter trip from New York City to Atlantic City, N.J., in February, 2008. Mr. Rajaratnam travelled with Goldman Sachs president Gary Cohn and hedge fund managers but Mr. Gupta was not on the trip, she said.
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A substantial chunk of pre-poll and postal votes were counted on Thursday in SA's cliffhanger election and Mr Weatherill secured the 23rd seat that puts one ahead of the Liberals.
This will deliver bargaining power in negotiations with the two kingmakers Geoff Brock and Bob Such. But a final decision by the two independents on who they will support may not come until Monday at the earliest.
Vote counting by the SA Electoral Commission on Thursday was painstakingly slow but didn't alter projections that Labor will finish with 23 seats and the Liberals 22.
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By late Thursday, in the Adelaide suburb of Colton, the Labor Party's
Former Channel 10 sports reporter Corey Wingard is set to enter parliament with a win for the Liberals in the southern Adelaide seat of Mitchell in another close contest.
By Thursday evening, pre-poll and postal votes had been counted in many seats. With 83 per cent of votes counted, the Liberal Party had secured 44.8 per cent of primary votes across the state. Labor was on 36.1 per cent.
Kingmakers take their time
The Liberal Party hasn't been able to convert the mood for change across SA into individual seat wins.
Mr Brock said on Thursday he wants a clear decision on the election result before making up his mind which party to back into government.
It is also likely to take until at least the weekend for him to gather the information and answers he is seeking from Labor and the Liberals about their plans to boost the regional economy in the state. "I would say it's Monday before I get close to making a final decision,'' he said.
Mr Brock and Mr Such will hold the balance of power in the 47-seat lower house of parliament in SA.
Both have indicated that a stable government is an important consideration in their decision making. This puts the party with a 23 seat to 22 lead in the box seat because of the logistics of appointing a parliamentary speaker and having a workable parliament.
Mr Brock, the 64-year-old independent MP for Frome, which is centred on the regional city of Port Pirie in northern SA, said he is still negotiating with both major parties.
He also said he has made it clear to both parties that he wants to maintain his independence on the floor of parliament to vote against the government of the day on legislative issues if he sees fit.
"I've made that quite clear to them that I will be retaining my independence,'' he said.
Mr Such was keeping out of the spotlight on Thursday and didn't return calls. Even Mr Brock said he was having trouble getting through to him. Mr Such, 69, is a former Liberal Party minister but turned independent in 2000 after being demoted from cabinet in a previous state Liberal government.
Mr Brock will assess a costed wish-list of projects from the chief executives of the five local councils in his electorate and put them to Labor and the Liberals as part of his deliberations.
"This is a daunting decision,'' Mr Brock said, aware of the enormous pressure he faces from his electorate, where the Liberal Party candidate in Frome Kendall Jackson was a clear second place and out-polled her Labor opponent by 5000 votes.
The Electoral Commission is scheduled to distribute preferences on Sunday for a final result.
Mr Weatherill was installed as Premier in late 2011 by Labor factional bosses who pushed aside Mike Rann, who had won elections for the ALP in 2002, 2006 and 2010. If the two independents back the Labor government, there will be eerie similarities to 2002, when Mr Rann was able to cobble together support from independents to form a government, which later included National Party MP Karlene Maywald being enticed into state cabinet with a ministerial position.
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Most bacteria that swim are propelled by flagellar filaments, which are driven by a rotary motor powered by proton flux. The mechanism of the flagellar motor is discussed by reforming the model proposed by the present authors in 2005. It is shown that the mean strength of Coulomb field produced by a proton passing the channel is very strong in the Mot assembly so that the Mot assembly can be a shear force generator and induce the flagellar rotation. The model gives clear calculation results in agreement with experimental observations, e g., for the charasteristic torque-velocity relationship of the flagellar rotation.
Most bacteria that swim are propelled by flagellar filaments, which are driven by a rotary motor embedded in the cell wall and the cytoplasmic membrane. The motor is powered by proton flux (or in some species, sodium ion flux). In 2000, Berg [
Naturally, the final goal to understand the mechanism of the flagellar motor will be an explanation based upon more detailed structures of composed protein molecules, as suggested by the model proposed by Xing
In Section 2, the simplified structure of the flagellar rotary motor is illustrated and major experimental results to be explained by the model are summarized. Basic ideas of the new model are outlined in Section 3. The model is formulated in Section 4. Theoretical predictions are compared with experimental observations in Section 5. Results are summarized and discussed in Section 6.
Under normal conditions, the proton channels conduct protons from the lumen to the cytoplasm. The electrolytes in the lumen and the cytoplasm are referred to as the outer liquid and the inner liquid, respectively. A flagellum has its root in the center of the rotor, and rotates at the speed of, for example, 10 or 100 Hz, depending upon the viscous resistance of the outer liquid. The Mot* shown at the extreme right in
Experimental observations on the flagellar rotary motor to be explained by the model are summarized as follows:
One revolution of the flagellar rotation consists of a constant number of steps at low speed [
The flagellar rotation velocity
The torque for the cell to rotate flagella is practically constant independent of rotational velocity
The critical velocity
There are experimental observations that the flagellar rotate in the same direction when the direction of the proton passage is reversed (for references, cf. Section 5.2).
The cell produces constant torque to rotate a flagellum even when the cell is rotated relative to the flagellum by external forces (for references, cf. Section 5.3).
The cell has a switch that reverses the sense of the flagelllar rotation with the same absolute value of torque for chemotaxis (for references, cf. Section 5.4).
The basic ideas of the new model, which are quite different from other models, are explained in this section before getting into details.
Our basic assumption is that the electric field produced by protons plays an important role in the flagellar rotation. As the first trial model, the proton channel was assumed to be tilted to the
In order to obtain rough idea on the strength of the field produced during the proton passage in Mot*, a dielectric membrane is considered as described in
Protein molecules are structurally polar and generally they have large permanent electric dipole moments [
Let us quantitatively examine the possibility that Rotor rotates by the strain
The flagellar motor is embedded in liquid membranes. It is assumed that the RS layer consists of lipid membranes. According to [
Concerning the nature of the lipid membrane, an observation by Nakayama
The transmembrane electrochemical potential difference Δ
where f(
where integration is done from 0 to
The energy
Integration of the force of the force
where the integration is made from 0 to
As will be discussed in Section 4.2,
In this section, discussion is continued for the case of Δ
Now we derive an expression of the step rotation of Rotor corresponding to Δ
The viscoelastic response (3) is illustrated by the displacement of the Rotor side,
where is a constant. Let us denote the radius of Rotor as
This equation means that there is a balance between the viscous resistance against the flagellar rotation and the shear force
The step displacement of the the Rotor side due to one proton pair passage is indicated as Δ
The integration is already denoted as
As mentioned in connection with
The number of proton pairs passing through one rotary motor per unit time is denoted as
If the rotational velocity of the rotor is denoted as
Then, with
In some theories, the energy used for the flagellar rotation is set equal to the proton-motive force proportional to Δ
It seems plausible that Mot* is designed to produce the flagellar rotation with good efficiency so that the simple viscous flow
For simplicity,
Let the energy liberation during d
Since the energy dissipation
Or, by
The critical viscosity
By combining with
If the mean energy dissipation during d
If this
which is rewritten as
Integration of d
By using
Note that Δ
The torque deriving the flagella is proportional to
In the case of
Now let us consider effect of temperature on the flagellar rotation, concerning the experimental observations listed as (3b), (3c), (3d) in Section 2.2. For comparison, the related quantities are listed below.
In the flagellar motor, the viscoelasticity of the RS layer seems the most sensitive to temperature variation. The relation
These conclusions will be discussed in comparison with experimental data in Section 5.1d.
As discussed in Sect 4.1c, the balance of forces can be realized when
Or from Eq. 3-1d-1, we have
In the case of
Several workers examined how the flagellar rotation changes when the direction of the proton movement is reversed by changing the sense of the transmembrane electrochemical potential difference,
The electric field
Some readers, however, may feel puzzled about the above conclusion because, if
where the integration by
This equation is the same as
The integration
Berg and his colleagues [
Theoretically, the relative motion between the cell and a flagellum is important, and the following discussion is made as if the cell is fixed and a flagellum is rotated by an external force. The externally applied torque is denoted as
The torque produced by the cell under the external torque is denoted as
The rotation velocity produced by the cell itself under the external torque is denoted as
Effects of
Bacteria have a switch to change the direction of flagellar rotation for chemotaxis as described, for instance, in [
At low speeds and high torques, about 1,000 protons are required per revolution of flagellar rotation [
Fung and Berg [
Analogously to this, the electric potential difference Δ
The protonmotive force in [
The relative values of the torque produced by a flagellum are given as functions of the flagellar rotation velocity in [
The straight lines indicated by (
In the case of
The curves indicated by (
These equations predict that the data points tend to distribute at the left-hand side and below the (
The theoretical conclusions about the temperature effects on the flagellar rotation are given in Section 4.1e. They agree with experimental data as described below, with the same item numbers in Sects. 2.2 and 4.1e,
(3b) When
(3c) The critical velocity
(3d) When
In the experiment [
These lines illustrate the theoretical prediction that
Invariance of the rotation direction similar to the data shown in
As mentioned in Section 4.3, Berg and his colleagues [
The rotation velocity
This means that ability of the cell to produce the flagellar rotation is not affected by
That is, the model gives parallel relation between
Bacteria have a switch to change the direction of flagellar rotation for chemotaxis. For details of the switch, readers may refer, for instance, to [
As described in Section 3.1, the MotA complex consists of 4 copies and MotB complex consists of 2 copies in Mot*. All the copies are expected to have permanent electric dipoles. We defined the polarization corresponding to the vector sum of their dipoles as Mot* polarization, and denoted its
As mentioned in Section 1, protein molecules are structurally polar and thus piezoelectric, and there should be interaction between an electric field and their mechanical deformation. Hence theoretically the flagellar rotary motor should be treated as a four-variable system, i. e., as a system in which strain, stress, electric field and polarization are interacting with each other. Our model is constructed based on this viewpoint and succeeds in explaining various experimental data. The viewpoint of four-variable system was applied to discuss the muscle contraction mechanism and successful to explain experimental observations [
When the flagellar rotation velocity
As indicated by the lines and curves in
The critical velocity
The model predicts that the flagella rotate in the same direction when direction of the proton passage is reversed, as discussed in Section 4.2 and 5.2 (cf.
The cell produces constant torque for the flagellum even when the cell is rotated relative to the flagellum by external forces, as discussed in Sects. 4.3 and 5.3 (cf.
It is possible that the cell reverses the sense of the flagelllar rotation with the same absolute value of velocity if the direction of
As mentioned in Section 2.1, each Mot* has two proton channels [
A question arose whether perpetual flagellar rotation occurs by Brownian motion of the protons in channel if the reversal of proton passage causes the flagellar rotation in the same direction. An answer can be found in the experimental data in
Another example of biological rotary motors is F0F2-ATP synthase. Protons pass through the channels due to the transmembrane electrochemical potential difference and rotates the rotor which consists of F0c ring and γ protein. The reversed rotation of the rotor by ATP hydrolysis pumps out protons through the channels (for instance, cf. [
From the structural viewpoint, the motor of F0F2-ATP synthase is quite different from the bacterial flagellar motors. The diameter of the flagellar motor is about 45 nm while that of F0F2-ATP synthase is about 10 nm [
In the case of the flagellar rotary motor, the stator consists of about eight pairs of Mot* (
In our model, the flagellar rotation is induced originally by the shear stress
Let us consider a uniform dielectric membrane sandwiched by conductive ionic solutions. The proton pair 2e pass through the membrane along the
Then, a cylinder of radius
Simplified structure of flagellar rotary motor. (a) Top view, (b) Vertical section. Actually Mot* has two proton channels [
Interaction between
Response of the system against the shear force transmission. A part of Rotor, RS layer and Mot* are represented by rectangles (or parallelograms after deformation). (a) Simple viscous response. (b) Viscoelastic response. (a1), (b1): Before the shear stress takes place. (a2), (b2) During the shear stress is passing. (a3), (b3) After the shear stress has passed. Remanent displacement Δ
Rotation velocity
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Rockstar Rated Dogwood Classic Party
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Event Details
The Rockstar Rated Dogwood Classic Party at Colonial Downs on April 6, 2013.
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Palm Beach County has had its share of movies or at least parts of movies filmed here. Now another one is underway. According to the Sun Sentinel, A feature film called "After Midnight" is being filmed in Delray Beach. It's beinig produced by a Delray-based media group - Brave Man Media.
You could end up being an extra. Filming is scheduled to start August 14th in Delray's Artists Alley District so just by being there, you could end up in the filming. The film is described as low budget and the first for this media group.
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SheltAir ECP (Panama City FL) has completed its new FBO facility. The location offers a 9100 sq ft hangar, more than 5 acres of ramp space, and a 5000 sq ft executive terminal with pilot lounge and shower, flight planning area, and conference room. It replaces a temporary trailer that the FBO has been working from for the past year.
Skyservice Business Aviation of Canada is celebrating its 25th year in business. Over that period, the company has grown from 15 employees based in Montreal to more than 500 across Canada and worldwide. Skyservice originated as a school paper written by Founder & CEO Russ Payson. Today it operates FBOs at YUL (Trudeau, Montreal QC), YYC (Calgary AB) and YYZ (Pearson, Toronto ON). Over the years the company has developed its charter and management business in addition to its FBO and maintenance operations. Skyservice was the first non-US operation to complete the Air Charter Safety Foundation audit and expects to be IS-BAO certified shortly.
McGill Aviation at FHB (Fernandina Beach FL) has been awarded nearly $2 million in the latest round of a battle with the City of Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island. The judgment includes almost $1.3 million in legal fees, plus past damages and future rent reduction. This legal odyssey began in 2004 when the City unilaterally cut 3 acres of paved parking ramp from the area McGill had leased and denied the FBO any form of compensation. When the FBO went to court, the City tried to evict them. Since then a mediation, an arbitration, 2 lawsuits by the City, and 1 appeal have all gone McGill's way. Nonetheless, the City has announced that it will appeal again. Final resolution of the long-running dispute is expected by Mar 2012.
EAN Jet Centre has opened what may be West Africa's first purpose-built FBO at LOS (Lagos, Nigeria). In addition to the usual amenities, the 160,000 sq ft facility includes a customs and immigration office where crew and passengers can complete entry and exit procedures 24/7. Parent company Evergreen Apple Nigeria is negotiating with airport officials to use a section of the ramp exclusively for GA.
Wilson Air Center opened a new FBO at CHA (Chattanooga TN)—its 4th facility—on Aug 4. The facility includes a new 9000 sq ft executive terminal, an office complex, hangar facilities, ramp, and self-service fuel farm. The official opening event on Aug 11 featured a silent auction that raised nearly $11,000 for St Jude's Children's Research Hospital and 400 area families with patients who had undergone treatment there. Cessna, Embraer and Hawker Beechcraft provided static displays.
LaSill Aviation at LAW (Lawton OK) has become a Phillips 66 dealer. LAW is a major base for military training and deployment—with military movements accounting for some 65% of airport activity—so in addition to private airplanes and commercial airliners, LaSill fuels everything up to and including Boeing C17s. Transactions for the Defense Logistics Agency are processed under Phillips' Partners-Into-Plane contract fuel program. Some 25% of military movements occur between midnight and dawn.
Universal Aviation Australia (UAA), headquartered at SYD (Kingsford Smith, Sydney NSW, Australia) has opened its second location, at PER (Perth WA). The 20,200 sq ft facility offers full FBO service including hangar space large enough for a BBJ. Amenities include a separate VIP/crew lounge, 3 passenger lounges including conference room, business center, showers and complimentary wireless Internet. Universal Aviation, UAA's parent company, has 41 locations in 19 countries.
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Suffering multiple injuries to his arm, leg and hand, Robert Kubica undergoes surgery 'to restore the functionality of the right hand.'
Formula One race ace Robert Kubica has suffered serious injuries following a car crash during an Italian rally. The Polish Lotus Renault team driver, 26, was airlifted to the Santa Corona di Pietra Ligure Hospital after losing control of his Skoda Fabia car during the Ronde de Andorra rally near Testico, and crashing at high speeds.
Reports suggest he has suffered multiple injuries to his arm, leg and hand. He is currently undergoing surgery as medics attempt to restore the functionality of his right hand, according to Kubica's manager Daniel Morelli. The 2011 Formula One season begins in Bahrain on March 13.
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The galleries were packed for the first encounter between the chancellor, George Osborne, and his new Labour shadow, Ed Balls. Mr Osborne was clearly nervous: he had even increased the taxes on banks, seemingly ad lib, on the radio yesterday morning. Since he reckons to take £800 million more from the banks, this makes the encounter one of the most expensive in history – nearly £200 million per minute!
Both sides had come with folders full of sound bites. And a host of dubious statistics. The economy generates such an immense quantity of numbers that it is possible to prove almost anything you want. And they did.
Mr Balls asked how it was that the chancellor had blamed the slowing in the UK economy on the weather, whereas the Americans also had terrible weather and their economy was rebounding. Was it the wrong kind of snow?
Mr Osborne's lip curled even more than usual. "Now you and the leader of the opposition know how it is to be people's second choice!" he sneered. "He is a man with a past!" he added, going on to list the many disasters that occurred when Mr Balls was working for Gordon Brown.
Mr Balls got his Y-fronts in a twist. The chancellor should have spent less time on the ski slopes of Switzerland and more in the meeting halls of Davos, where he would have been able to hear the US treasury secretary explain why Labour was right. Mr Osborne grew even sneerier. "He had a lot of time to prepare that, and I'm not sure it came out as expected." Was there a winner? Osborne, I would say, but who cares? It means little.
Then, after hearing the mewlings and squeakings of various underlings, satraps and myrmidons, up arose Sir Peter Tapsell. (Others stand up; he arises.) Immediately a crack team of seamstresses at the Gobelin factory were alerted to their latest commission: Sir Peter Tapsell Addresses The House Of Commons On The Topic Of Bankers' Bonuses. Improverished women in the stews of Paris wept for joy, for this monumental tapestry would mean their children would have food! And shoes!
Sir Peter's assumption of the vertical position was met by loud Labour cheers. He paused for the tidal wave to die down. He spake. (Others speak. He spakes. ) "Do Tweasury ministers [Sir Peter has a slight speech impediment] agwee that the real pwoblem about bankers' bonuses is that they are not paid out of pwofits, but out of wevenues? Taxing banks after bonuses are paid merely depwesses dividends, particularly for pension funds.
'Why are bankers' bonuses not paid out of pwofits, not wevenue, as they always were by own very efficient stockbwoking firm?"
It was a very good question. He sat down to even louder Labour applause, having landed a heavy blow on the government front bench. As for the minister, one Mark Hoban, he had no reply, but blithered and wittered and chuntered until he embarrassed himself.
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Date: Thu Mar 23 2000 - 19:04:38 PST
On 3/23/2000 at 3:25 PM, firstname.lastname@example.com (Geoff Hutchison)
> One last thought--are you using your old templates with 3.1.5? Have
> you tried using the templates that came with 3.1.5?
I rewrote the default templates completely, and haven't modified them in
some months. I haven't looked at the 3.1.5 stock templates. They might
be a factor?
> Have you heard back about the error log? (This is a real
> problem--they're very useful for tracking down CGI problems.)
Yes. It contained 213 undated instances of:
DB2 problem...: /usr/home/irons/apps/htdig-3.1.5/common/synonyms.db:
Permission denied
DB2 problem...: /usr/home/irons/apps/htdig-3.1.5/common/word2root.db:
Permission denied
Apparently, judging by the placement in the file of some unrelated
ConfigDig carping I generated this morning, they persisted long after I
had eliminated those same errors from htsearch's command line output (by
correctly specifying the config file, whose only algorithm argument was
> I can understand your worries about having search unavailable for so
> long. On the other hand, I hope you'll continue to work at this. For
> one, you really don't want to run an insecure htsearch and for another
> I find this all very bizarre and I'd like to work out what's going on.
You're in luck -- I got the exact same symptoms when I downgraded to
3.1.2. I'm positive it's the 3.1.2 binary in use, due to the $VERSION
tag in the output. Just as with 3.1.5, it works fine from the shell,
and returns five lonely stupid bytes to the web.
Here's what my client side line-sniffer has been reporting:
Send 333 bytes.
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New tack -- are there more htsearch command line arguments for
matchesperpage, format, method, and sort? As a last resort, I'm willing
to extend ConfigDig a bit and write a secondary CGI to call htsearch via
the shell, at least until 3.2.0 is ready for prime time.
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Trainer Art Sherman said that Ultra Blend showed some signs of
fatigue Sunday morning from her winning effort in Saturday's Grade I,
$300,000 Clement L. Hirsch Stakes. But that was to be expected.
"She's always a little tired after each race," Sherman said. "She
puts so much into it, she's one of those fillies that takes a few days
to get back to 100 percent. She goes all out every time she runs."
Sherman said the plan is to take advantage of the Hirsch's "Win and
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November race at Churchill Downs. Breeders' Cup Ltd will cover entry
fees and provide a $10,000 travel allowance to the event.
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John Sadler, trainer of 2-3 finishers Zazu and 7-10 favorite Switch,
said both appeared fine after the race but he was waiting until later in
the morning to check on their condition.
"We were disappointed that Switch didn't win," Sadler said. "We were
very happy with Zazu's race; she ran a great race but didn't get a very
good trip."
There were no immediate thoughts regarding future races for either.
Mike Mitchell, trainer of fourth place St Trinians, was both
disappointed and frustrated for the 6-year-old mare that is now 0-for-5
in 2011, in part because of a disqualification from first to fourth in
the Grade 2 Milady Handicap on May 21 at Hollywood Park that moved Ultra
Blend up from second to first.
"Is she the same horse that almost beat Zenyatta last year, I think
so," Mitchell said. "Has she lost a step? I don't think so. It's
frustrating that I haven't been able to put her in the winner's circle
and I want to do that."
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By Desiree Johnson
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At 15 years old, Keke Palmer has accomplished more in Hollywood than most will in a lifetime — and now she's turned her sights on the world of music.
Palmer made a visit to the Clear Creek Main Exchange at 2 p.m. Saturday to promote her new CD, "So Uncool."
"I think people will be very surprised," Palmer said in a telephone interview. "It's inspirational music. There's soft styles, then fast dance songs and even 'Skin Deep,' a song I wrote with my sister about being yourself. There's a lot of variety on this album."
While music was always her first love, Palmer's big break came in the form of an acting role as Queen Latifah's niece in the film "Barbershop 2: Back in Business."
The family soon relocated to California to give Palmer's blossoming career a chance to take off, and within six weeks, Palmer landed a role on the CBS series "Cold Case," a national Kmart commercial and "The Wool Cap," a TNT original movie. The latter performance earned her another achievement, when at 11, she became the youngest actress to be nominated in the Lead Actress category of the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
She went on to perform the lead role in "Akeelah and the Bee," a performance that earned her the 2007 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture.
Even as Palmer worked hard to build her acting resumé, she never forgot where it all began — in music. She's performed on the soundtracks of several films and TV shows, including "Akeelah and the Bee;" "Jump In!," a Disney Channel movie in which she stars; and "Night at the Museum," a comedy starring Ben Stiller.
While the music on "So Uncool" is upbeat and positive, Palmer hopes her younger audience gets a lot from both the tunes and the title itself.
"Lots of people are afraid to be different because they don't want to be made fun of, so they're becoming followers," Palmer said. "It's okay to be different and do your own thing. I just want people to know that being uncool makes you cool."
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Ex-con Freddy 'Junior' Frenger lands in Miami with three stolen wallets and plans for a new life of crime, and leaves the airport with a snatched suitcase and the corpse of a Hare Krishna behind him. Homicide detective Hoke Moseley is soon on his case, chasing the utterly immoral Junior and his hooker girlfriend through the Cuban ghettoes, luxury hotels and seedy suburban sprawl of Miami in a game of hide and seek that will leave Hoke beaten, robbed – but determined to get his man.
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This story is reminiscent of the novel the killer inside me by Jim Thompson, in that it features an anti-hero Freddy Frenger jr AkA Ramon Mendez a mean psychopath who is a compulsive liar and thief similar to Thompson's creation of Sheriff Lou Ford. You'd love to have these two mean specimens on the same page. The whole story plays out into one brutal and bloody series of events taking place in the sunshine state of Miami.
Freddy teams up with a naive young woman and makes her believe he wants to be married and have a family.
While he tries to play family man he's running around town robbing and killing and she's quite oblivious to this dark side. Time will tell though and she will soon taste the end of his whip and as some dark harrowing truths come to light she have to do some mighty quick intelligent thinking.
You are put through the eyes of Freddy more than the first appearance of homicide detective Hoke Moseley.
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But nothing came to him. He had no concrete ideas except for germ, and the germ was that he had Sergeant Hoke Moseley's badge and ID. The badge was an automatic pass to free food and public transportation; it could also be used to bluff someone out of considerable sum of cash. But who?"
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|Your mother has come home after seventeen years to repent for her sins and for her crime. Not only against your grandfather and me, but against God! Your mother's marriage was unholy! A sacrilege! An abomination in the eyes of the Lord! She did not fall from Grace! She leapt! Into the arms of a man whose veins pulsed with the same blood as hers! Not a stranger, but her own uncle! And you, the children, are the devil's spawn! Evil from the moment of conception!
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She is a religious fanatic. After the murder of her grandchildrens' (two teenagers, Chris and Cathy, and 5-year old twins Cory and Cathy) father, they became pennyless and were forced to go with their mom to live with Olivia.
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A man who hid his drugs and drug money in his parents' home will be going to prison.
George G. Reay, 37, was given a 3½-year prison sentence by Justice Morris Kaufman this morning.
Reay was arrested in May 2008 and charged with possessing and trafficking methamphetamines, ecstasy tablets and powder, and hallucinogenic mushrooms.
The drugs, which had an estimated street value of $60,000, were hidden in a secret compartment in his parents' couch; $17,000 in drug money was hidden in a secret drawer in his parents' home.
Court was told that Reay suffers from a permanent brain injury from a motorcycle accident in 2006, which forced him to give up his trade as a carpenter. He took up drug dealing shortly afterwards.
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 - now it won't even see it (it mistaken thinks it's my SATA Main drive (V7 is on a IDE drive hanging off the side of the machine)  :-( .I'm hoping a lot of the issues I'm seeing will fade away with the next release (I like to think I'm an optimist  :-\ ).

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It happened again - after uploading music on my 1GB Philips mp3-player all songs are being played very laggy so it's impossible to listen anything except radio (even songs that were transferred from w32 PC are broken after it). Seems to me that something breaks filesystem on the flash memory. It happened to me before on PC-bsd and never on linux (both were KDE4). The solution is to format the whole disk with fat-32 filesystem on my WinXP PC and upload songs to it from the same machine. It don't just doesn't work, it even pisses me off and takes my time to transfer songs to PC, format the player and give it back. Please, find out what's the problem with that I can't always use PC for that, I need my laptop to be able 'not to crack' my device.
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If you live in a hot part of the country, Bangalore's good weather will immediately put you into a good mood. While the centre of the city has remained as it was during the British Raj, the area encircling it is on a constant boom with a vibrant student culture, popular pubs and a major electronic and industrial lifestyle. As a tourist, you can go see the Bangalore Castle. Modelled on the lines of the Windsor Castle, the one on Bangalore is a great example of the Tudor architectural style. It has beautiful gardens and the wooden carvings. The glass house at Lal Bagh and its botanical garden is a good place to relax while taking a walk. Cubbon park is one of the primary reasons why Bangalore was formerly nicknamed as the Garden City. The picturesque greenery in the middle of the city is stupefying. You can visit the Peninsular Gneiss to witness the oldest granite formations and also the look at the city from an elevated land. For a perfect end to the day, grab a beer at Toit or Peco's. Follow it up with a grand meal at Koshy's or Ebony, or the hundreds of other quirky restaurants in the city.
283 Kms from Veerapuram Village
Best time to visit - January,September,October,November,December
About 100kms west of Mysore, the hilly hamlet of Kodagu (formerly known as Coorg) is located in the evergreen highlands of the Western Ghats. This charming district beckons tourists with its spice gardens, cardamom forests and a sea of coffee plantations. Travel to Coorg for the wide array of adventure activities. Raft through the white rapids of the Barapole river, trek across the grasslands of the Kopatty-Kalugundi trail or quad biking through the Chevalara falls. For those seeking a more relaxed experience, fishing at the Valnoor and Bheemeshwari fishing camps or simply wandering through coffee plantations are some of the most sought after things to do in Coorg. The 17th century Madikeri Fort where the revered Tipu Sultan once held court, and the Omkareshwar temple are among the most famous attractions of the district's headquarters in Madikeri. While you are here, also visit Namdroling Monastery in Bylakuppe, the largest Tibetan settlement of south India. Go here for a pleasant evening intermittent with monastic hymns, prayer bells and a motley of Tibetan handicrafts.
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262 Kms from Veerapuram Village
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Once the seat of the Maharajas of Mysore for six centuries, Mysore is now the third most populous state of Karnataka. But not much as changed in terms of its cultural ambiance and heritage, hence deeming it as the cultural capital of Karnataka. This city is popular for its year-round pleasant climate, silk, sandalwood and many majestic palaces, such as Lalitha Mohan Palace, Jaganmohan Palace and the most visited and grand one being the Mysore Palace. To get an exclusive insight into Mysore's culture, Folklore Museum would be the best place, where a plethora of carved wooden figures, ceremonial headdresses, vibrant masks can be seen along with puppet shows depicting Hindu mythological stories. Mysore Zoo is perfect for animal and nature lovers while the Regional Museum of Natural History serves those interested in ecological history. For those looking for unwinding strolls or simple relaxation, Karanji Lake and Kukkarahalli Lake are the best to visit, preferably early in the morning or evenings. More attractions include Brindavan Gardens, Railway Museum and St. Philomena's Church. Cauvery Arts and Crafts emporium is renowned for an array of silk sarees, carved sandalwood, wooden toys and inlay work, whereas Devaraja market is ideal for a more local shopping experience. Restaurants such as Hotel RRR Restaurant, Malgudi Cafe, Vinayaka Mylari, Sapphire and Anu's Bamboo Hut cater to popular local and international cuisines. Mysore comes alive during the 10-day festival of Dussehra, celebrated in October, when one can witness the entire city bedecked with lights, colours and music, making Mysore a memorable visit.
297 Kms from Veerapuram Village
Best time to visit - January,February,March,April,May,June,July,August,September,October,November,December
Known as the gateway to Karnataka, the picturesque city of Mangalore is famous for its golden beaches, revered temples and delicious coffee. This port city lies nestled between the blue waters of the Arabian Sea and the towering hills of the Western Ghats. The pristine beach of Panambur is a popular tourist destination and also plays host to the colourful kite festival of Mangalore. Adorned with ancient murals, the Kudroli Gorakhnath Temple is frequented by many devotees. The Ullal Beach of Mangalore is a great place to enjoy water sports. Easily comparable to the Marine Drive of Mumbai, the New Mangalore Port is an ideal place to relax and unwind. Mangalore is famous for its Udupi style dishes and staple seafood preparations. The Neer Dosa, Mangalorean fish curry, Cashew Upkari and Rasam are great introductions to this cuisine. Pallkhi, Gajalee, Cochin Bakery and Naivedyam are popular eateries here. There are multiple hotel options for tourists, extending from high-end resorts to budget hotels and even beach resorts. With its easygoing air and calm countenance, Mangalore is the perfect destination to relax and unwind.
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88 Kms from Veerapuram Village
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Before the tropical air hits you here, an uncanny sense of time travel does, as you scan the historic Vijayanagar's devastatingly beautiful ruins and temples spread across the boulder-strewn landscape. The ancient capital of the Vijayanagara Empire (1343-1565), which has now become a favourite hipster holiday destination, is best explored on foot or bicycle. It has a lot of famous attractions such as the Hemakuta Hill, home to the ancient scattered ruins and a monolithic sculpture of Hindu God Vishnu, along with Hampi Bazaar, once an ancient trading spot for horses, silk, cows, precious stones and now a hub of handicraft shops and little restaurants, with the 15th century Virupaksha temple at its western end and the 16th century Vittala temple at its eastern end. Sule Bazaar and the Achyutaraya temple is also a must visit. This historic expedition can get tiresome and overwhelming for many, and the village in contrast maintains a very laid back atmosphere, with innumerable guest houses spread around, some even with a fascinating spartan setting, costing no more than 300 rupees. Just like its ruins, an ancient festival called the Hampi Utsav has also been kept alive since the Vijayanagar reign and is celebrated annually in November, with light and sound shows, music and dance performances, all boasting of the Kannadigas' rich culture, set against the backdrop of Hampi's ruins. The Mango Tree restaurant is a quaint place reached via passing through a banana plantation. Other good places to eat include Prince Restaurant, Goan Corner Restaurant and Laughing Buddha, popular for South Indian, Chinese, Israeli, Tibetan, and usual vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, enjoyed by the riverside.
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307 Kms from Veerapuram Village
Best time to visit - January,February,March,November,December
Known all over the country for the sacred Sri Venkateswara Temple, Tirupati is located in the Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh. The temple is actually located in Tirumala along with a number of other temples, though Sri Venkateshwara Temple or Tirupati Balaji is the main attraction for visitors. Tirumala is always bustling with energy owing to the many tourists as well as the number of festivals celebrated here. Legend has it that one should visit Sri Varahaswami temple before visiting Sri Venkateswaraswami. Varahaswami owned the seven hills and agreed to give them to Sri Venkateswaraswami with the demand that he too should be worshipped. And for this, Sri Venkateswaraswami asked his pilgrims to visit the Sri Varahaswami temple before visiting him. For first timers there are a few things you should keep in mind including appropriate clothing, no alcohol and carrying extra locks for your rooms as well as vehicles. Before visiting the temple, you'll need darshan tickets, which are available at various TTD counters across the country. A beautiful place with immense spiritual energy, Tirupati is a must visit.
277 Kms from Veerapuram Village
Best time to visit - January,February,March,April,May,June,July,August,September,October,November,December
Located along the coast of Karnataka, Udupi is a beautiful town famous for its delicately carved temples and calm beaches. Each temple here is a unique architectural marvel. Sculpted with exquisitely detailed carvings, the Sri Krishna Temple, Anegudde Vinayaka temple and the Chandramoulishwar temple will dazzle you with their elaborate rituals and festivals. In contrast, the Kaup and Malpe beaches of the region are a unique experience in tranquility. Nestled in the lap of mother nature, some time on these beaches will leave your mind, body and soul relaxed. It would be unfair to talk of Udupi and not mention its very famous vegetarian cuisine. Traditional meals start with kosambari (a dal salad) and end with a chilled glass of majjige or buttermilk, that has a cooling effect on the body. In between comes dishes flavoured with tamarind and mustard seeds and vegetables that are strictly Indian. Udupi has its own railway station that makes it easily accessible. Its location on the NH-66 also makes it accessible by car and bus. For an authentic, unadulterated experience of Karnataka, Udupi is most certainly the place to be!
278 Kms from Veerapuram Village
Best time to visit - February,March,April,May,June,July,August,September
A bustling market town surrounded by lush green hills, Madikeri has a pleasant climate to unwind in and various treks and picnics to enjoy. A major attraction is the Raja Seat, a seasonal garden, where children can even enjoy a ride on the toy train. Other places include the Chiklihole Dam, Madikeri Fort, a 17th century marvel, and the Omkareshwara Temple, a 19th century place of worship, possessing both Gothic and Islamic styles of architecture circumscribing a central pool. The best trekking expeditions are to Chomakund, which is close to the beautiful Chelavera falls, the 16 km trek to Kote Betta where one can also choose to stay overnight in a picturesque village and Thadiyandamole, perched at a height of 5729 ft, from where breathtaking views of the Arabian sea and Kerala coast can be enjoyed. More stunning waterfalls to visit are Mallalli Falls, Iruppu Falls and Abbey Falls. Animal lovers will have a hard time leaving after a visit to the Dubare Elephant Camp, a protected forest in Coorg reached by crossing the river by boat, where elephants are trained by naturalists and can also be learnt about and bathed by visitors. One can also choose to enjoy various adventure sports there such as river rafting, boating and elephant riding. Some popular places to eat are Taste of Coorg, Coorg Cuisine and Beans n' Brew cafe for delicious Coorgi dishes and cafe meals and drinks.


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Advisers said this will result in a flurry of tax planning to avoid paying both taxes.
Mr Abbott's paid parental leave scheme is being funded by a 1.5 per cent levy on 3200 companies that have taxable incomes of over $5 million. In addition, Treasurer
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This means they pay higher company tax with one and higher personal income tax with another. Ms Melillo said it was uncertain how many would fall within that category, but it would be a number of the 3200 companies Mr Abbott had said would pay the PPL levy.
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Lady Gaga's regrets over dying dog
Lady Gaga has been left heartbroken after missing out on saying goodbye to her family's pet dog before it was put down. The Poker Face hitmaker's pooch Alice was put to sleep by a vet after being diagnosed with cancer, but the singer was abroad promoting her new album Artpop when the rest of her family bid farewell.
Gaga has taken to Twitter.com to share her memories with fans and reveal her regret at not being there in the dog's final hours.
She writes, "My puppy Alice died. We had to put her down, cancer ate away at a little angel. My daddy is so sad, we all are, lost a member of our family.
"I love being an entertainer but it is so painful sometimes to be away from home. 17 years she held on, so many memories. Nothing beats family.
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Federal public servants will take another haircut in 2013-14 to the tune of 1261 civilian jobs, after losing 5005 this financial year, 1932 more than predicted in last year's budget.
While the 2013-14 budget shows an overall gain of 745 average staffing level positions, the big winners will be the military and reserves, up by 1524 and 483 respectively.
Overall civilian numbers will shrink again after a year of heavy cuts brought about by the extra 4 per cent efficiency dividend in 2012-13. As promised, the government has brought the efficiency dividend back to 1.25 per cent in 2013-14, providing some breathing space.
The civilian Department of Defence loses 247 positions and the Defence Materiel Organisation 80.
The Families portfolio is up by a net 403, the department gaining 358, mainly for DisabilityCare Australia. The Agriculture Department loses 230.
The Attorney-General's portfolio loses a net 30, but the Attorney-General's Department gains 129 and the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation 40. The losses include 120 in Customs, 77 in the Director of Public Prosecutions and 54 in the Australian Crime Commission.
The Department of Human Services loses another 1341, down to 30,707.
The Sustainability and Environment Department is down 140 to 2151 but Immigration is up by 83 to 9080 (at least 3000 more than in 2007) and the Migration Review Tribunal by 55 to 420.
While the Treasury portfolio is up by 242, the department is down 51 to 886; the Australian Bureau of Statistics by 236 to 2685 and the Productivity Commission by five to 241. The Australian Taxation Office gains 508 to 22,022.
The Health Department is down 139 to 4567 while the Education Department loses 50, Comcare 23, the Office of the Fair Work Building Inspectorate 45 and the Office of the Fair Work Ombudsman 30. The ABC gains 77 but the Communications Department is down 49 to 585. Foreign Affairs is up by 57 and AusAID by 38. The Civil Aviation Safety Authority gains 46 to 855, the CSIRO loses 165 positions, bringing it to 5550, the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet gains 73 to 771 and the Australian Sports Commission loses 22.
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Heineman Signs Nebraska Online Voter Registration Bill
Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman on Monday signed a bill into law that will allow voters to register and update their registrations online.
Nebraska will join 17 other states that have allowed voters to register online. Supporters say the bill will improve the accuracy of the state's voter registration database. The system is expected to be finished by 2017.
The new online system will link voter registrations to signatures provided to the Department of Motor Vehicles for driver's licenses or state identification cards.
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OpenSocial First Impressions
This weekend I spent some time experimenting with OpenSocial a bit and watching the flow of comments in Google's opensocial developer forum . First of all, it's not really of much use to me at the moment as they haven't yet launched the "Data" part of their API, which will eventually allow RESTful access to profile data on OpenSocial containers. That means I'm left to watch from the sidelines as folks muddle through writing widgets. Bottom line: it seems like an early Beta at best, and there are lots of unanswered questions ranging from security concerns to how "open" the API revision process will be to how exactly new members can join the OpenSocial "club". Unless you want to deal with early-adopter/beta tester issues, give it a month or so before you jump onboard.


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Urban Water Proof Bike Bag with U-lock holster, which is on my want list. He's also teamed up with TOLA and came up with a TOLA x Road Runner: Cell Phone Pouch and G-Series Hip Bag. The cell phone pouch is a great idea.
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The Thursday wrap
The big guns of big liberalism are using Hurricane Sandy to make big, bogus and politicized arguments for an even larger federal government. "A big storm requires big government," blared a New York Times editorial even before the storm had run its course on Tuesday. Of course, it was a setup to bash Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney for supposedly wanting to gut FEMA. Actually, he wants to streamline FEMA and give more direct control to the states to make its response to disasters more effective. And never mind that it's Barack Obama who, in his fiscal 2013 budget, actually proposed cutting the federal disaster agency's budget by more than $10 billion. But, hey, why let the facts get in the way of promoting the failed president you've endorsed, right? ... Never mind that the United States government has a Department of Commerce, Mr. Obama says he'll create even more bureaucracy in a second term by creating a Cabinet-level Department of Business. Why doesn't Obama simply name it for what he intends it to be — Department of National Industrial Policy, charged with the fatal conceit of further commanding the economy from his central government gun turret? ... Taxpayers, courtesy of the Department of Energy, spent about $300,000 for each of the 400 jobs "created" by the now bankrupt A123 Systems electric-car battery company, reports The Washington Times. It is the sad essence of the failure of command economics in general and Obamanomics in particular.


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3 months ago, I had Botox and Restylane (lips). I've had them many times before successfully. This time, though, I went out that same night and had a bunch of drinks. To my dismay...about 80% of the effects disappeared!! No Dr. ever told me not to drink. I was very upset that I wasted my money! Have you had this happen to your patients?
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The stoneware bakers "move from freezer or refrigerator, to microwave or oven, to table with ease". Which is perfect because I hate transfering food from dish to dish to dish. I'm trying to keep the number of dishes and storage containers down to the minimum. And can you resist Le Creuset's assortment of colors?
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Some Sewickley workers to see hours cut as borough aligns with new healthcare laws
Some Sewickley Borough employees will see their hours cut to help the community save money under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
The borough's only parking enforcement officer, Margie Wakefield, will see her hours reduced from 40-plus hours a week to a 30-hour work week starting Monday, borough Manager Kevin Flannery said.
Employees who work, on average, more than 30 hours a week must be offered health insurance under the new federal law. The borough can't afford to pay the costs associated with insuring those employees, Flannery said.
Wakefield, who also serves as a crossing guard near Osborne Elementary School in Glen Osborne, now averages about 41 hours a week in Sewickley, Flannery said.
Beginning Monday, Wakefield could be contracted to work additional hours through Glen Osborne.
The remaining hours will be a "private contract between (Wakefield) and (Glen Osborne Borough)," Flannery said.
Wakefield said she has health care through her husband's employer; she directed questions to Sewickley police Chief Jim Ersher. He directed questions to Flannery.
As the town's only meter reader, Wakefield is a familiar face around the village as she checks meters from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
In 2012, Sewickley collected $175,900 in parking meter revenue and $74,500 in parking fines, borough records show.
In addition to Wakefield, some Sewickley public-works employees also will see hours cut, and 16 part-time police officers could see hours adjusted, Flannery said. Sewickley Borough employs two to six non-uniformed part-time employees per year, he said.
Leaders in other small towns could find themselves in similar situations as some employ a lot of part-time employees, said employment lawyer Emily Town, an associate attorney with Downtown Pittsburgh-based law firm Stember Feinstein Doyle Payne & Kravec.
"Even though on its face it looks like a good way to get around (offering healthcare benefits), something like this could make its way to the courts," Town said.
"Sometimes there are situations where maybe (a new regulation) has these unintended consequences where maybe it has new laws passed or a court decision or a loophole nobody likes.
"It's not new to see employers figure out ways to structure their workforce. A lot of employers try to classify employees as independent contractors to avoid paying benefits."
Any change in laws regulating healthcare and employee rights result in a lot of questions and problems, Town said.
"These are big changes, so this is something that's going to take awhile to work out all of the issues."
Bobby Cherry is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-324-1408 or email@example.com.


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Bank Robbery in Katy
The Houston FBI is looking for a man who robbed the First Convenience Bank at 1550 Fry Road in Katy Friday morning.
About 9:40 am the robber entered the bank, told the teller he had a gun, and demanded cash. He drove off in a white Ford Crown Victoria with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The robber is described as a 40-50 year old stocky white male about 6'2" - 6"4" tall. He wore an arm sling, a dark long sleeve shirt; dark pants, and had medical bandages on his face which are believed to be a disguise.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has become the latest victim of Apple's iTunes App Store "objectionable" content policy, after a submitted app was rejected over a link to a YouTube parody video.
Founded in 1990, the EFF is a donor-funded nonprofit organization aimed at defending digital rights covering free speech, privacy, innovation, and consumer rights. The EFF often find themselves defending individuals against big business and U.S. government in the courts.
The EFF-themed but unofficial RSS feed is the work of software developer Duane Fields of Exact Magic. It caught the eye of Apple's App Store approval team, who rejected the application. Apple apparently objected to a blog post that linked to a "Downfall" parody video created by EFF Board Chairman Brad Templeton.
The parody casts Hitler in the role of entertainment industry executive, ranting about the failure of digital rights management (DRM) and the continued popularity of fair use. Among the subtitles is the f-word.
The objectionable f-word spotted by Apple.
As the EFF's Corynne McSherry points out in a Deeplinks Blog post anyone with an iPhone or iPod touch can already watch the YouTube video -- via a bundled YouTube app or Safari browser -- so the ban appears ineffective.
McSherry responds in the EFF post saying: "This is just the latest example of the failings of Apple's iTunes App Store approval process, which has been revealed to be not just anti-competitive, discriminatory, censorial, and arbitrary, but downright absurd."
"Let's be clear: we are not saying that Apple has to carry apps it doesn't like in its App Store. But iPhone owners who don't want Apple playing the role of language police for their software should have the freedom to go elsewhere. This is precisely why EFF has asked the Copyright Office to grant an exemption to the DMCA for jailbreaking iPhones. It's none of Apple's business if I want an app on my phone that lets me read EFF's RSS feed, use Sling Player over 3G, or read the Kama Sutra."
The EFF and Apple have clashed in the past. Recently the EFF signed on to help an open source project that would help iPods run software other than Apple's iTunes and and the organization has argued against Apple invoking the Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) to prosecute iphone jailbreakers.
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Tsessebe in the mist, by guide Brendon Cremer. Photographed at Wilderness Safaris Duba Plains in the Okavango, Botswana. Early mornings on the plains in the cooler months often produce some great opportunities to photograph animals in the mist. The tsessebe is consider by many to be the fastest antelope in Africa.
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Playful Punching: Bob Arum & team Pacquiao file preemptive complaint over scoring in 4th Marquez fight
Originally written on Pro Boxing Fans | Last updated 11/10/14
In the world of boxing, the outrageous and farcical are commonplace, so it is unusual for an event to truly shock the sport's jaded observers. Yet Bob Arum and Team Pacquiao managed to do exactly that this morning, when they lodged a preemptive complaint and appeal with the Nevada State Athletic Commission over the outcome of Pacquiao's pending fourth fight with Juan Manuel Marquez, scheduled for December 8. Credit: Rafael Soto/ Zanfer "We got screwed, royally screwed in that fight with Timothy Bradley," said Arum, referring to Pacquiao's controversial Split Decision loss to Bradley in June 2012. "Manny Pacquiao has made wheelbarrows full of cash for Las Vegas, but now he can't get a fair shake there. As a former federal prosecutor, I know the value of starting a paper trail, and we're starting this one early. We expect the Vegas judges will screw us again, and when they do, we'll be ready for them." When asked whether Team Pacquiao might protest the selection of partic...
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