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Nokha (Rohtas), Feb. 12: If using a cellphone is a mark of development, going the extra mile to recharge its battery is nothing short of irony.
In Nokha, development and backwardness are twins joined by fate.
The village, around 125km west of Patna, boasts of cellphones in the hands of almost every resident. But the irony is that there is not sufficient power to charge the mobile phones.
Cashing in on the insufficient power, small shops are making hay by charging the batteries of the villagers cellphones at a price by using generators.
Anand Kumar, an employee of a mobile store in Nokha, opens the shop everyday at 8 in the morning amid a surge of people queuing up to charge their cellphone batteries.
Some villagers take the pain of travelling 10-15km everyday to charge their mobile batteries because the rural areas hardly get any power throughout the day.
Anand has installed generators as a back-up. Seeing Anand, a number of similar shops have mushroomed in Nokha block.
Chitranjan Kumar (24), a resident of the village, said: We visit the Nokha Bazaar everyday to charge the cellphone batteries of my family members and mine. There is hardly any power supply in the area. We do not even get two hours of continuous power supply.
Most villagers spend almost as much on recharging batteries as they do on talktime.
I spend Rs 200 every month to recharge battery and Rs 300 on talktime. If I dont charge the battery, the cellphone would be reduced to a mere paperweight, Chitranjan said.
Around 80MW is the peak demand of Rohtas. However, the district gets only 35MW on an average.
On entering the market, shops with Yahaan Mobile Charge Kiya Jata Hai written on the boards could be found in the entire bazaar area. Hundreds of mobile phone batteries are charged at one time in a shop.
Sharing the nuances of the service, Anand Kumar said: People visit our shops from Krishnapur, Ghosia, Lalganj, Tarar, Gopalpur, Barka Gaon, Kharwat and many remote villages. These hamlets are deprived of any power supply. The villagers have mobile phones but no power to energise them. We are their only option. I charge Rs 4 per cellphone for half-an-hour service.
On an average, Anand makes around Rs 500 daily by recharging around 15 cellphones. During summers, when the power situation is grim, he makes around Rs 700, as many prefer to charge their cellphones for more than an hour.
The shops even maintain a roster so that the cellphones, which are being recharged, do not get mixed up. I issue coupons to the customers once they hand over their mobile sets for recharging. The customers name, mobile number, address and the name of the mobile set are written in the shop register as well as on the coupon. This minimises the chance of mixing up mobile phone sets, said Ravi Kumar, who works at a cellphone shop at Nokha Bazaar.
Nokha is represented by BJP MLA Rameshwar Chaurasia, who said he was helpless.
I have written several letters to the chief minister (Nitish Kumar) and energy minister Bijendra Yadav to provide sufficient power in the area but nothing has been done, said the MLA.


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Hello list, [..snip..] (to keep a long story short, I have only a single question) - Which samba/ctdb version is know to work with gpfs >= 3.2.1-12 ? (I read the changelogs of samba, used google,etc... but was unable to find this infomation, sorry if I missed it) My current samba version is incompatible with gpfs > 3.2.11. regards, Martin PS: Now comes the long version :-) I wrote a bugreport to bugzilla and into a gpfs forum: https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6762 http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=277519&tstart=0 The reply from the GPFS forum was helpfull. It seems there was some internal change, which makes gpfs > 3.2.1-11 incompatible with _at least_ samba 3.2.11. The reply was: >There have been some changes in the sharemode behaviour of GPFS in >PTF12 that break Samba. You'll have to wait until a Samba patch for >that is available or stay on GPFS PTF11. This can be read as "Samba currently has no support for gpf > 3.2.1-11" and because I haven't found anything in the changelogs I wrote this mail. PPS: This was the long version.
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The horror film "Hostel" was the top choice at the weekend box office in North America, selling $20.1 million worth of tickets in its first three days
This is the North America Box Office tale. The new release "Hostel" debuts at top, selling $20.1 million worth of tickets in its first three days, according to studio estimates issued on Sunday. The low-budget horror film consequently sends last weekend's champion, "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe" to 2nd with $15.4 million.
The giant ape "King Kong" apparently only wins the 3rd place with $12.5 million. Comes at No. 4 is "Fun with Dick and Jane" taking in $12.2 million, just one place ahead of "Cheaper by the Dozen 2," which scores $8.3 million. In the meantime, the controversial drama "Munich" makes $7.5 million to be at No. 6, while "Memoirs of a Geisha" secures the No. 7 position with $6 million.
The No. 8 is "Rumor Has It" with $5.8 million, followed behind by "Brokeback Mountain" at No. 9 with $5.7 million in ticket sales. Closing this weekend Top 10 is "The Family Stone" which scores $4.6 million.


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Flood Damage to NYC Natural Gas System Could Pose Long-Term Public Safety ThreatNov 2nd, 2012 | By Mark | Category: Gas Pipeline Expansion NEWS, Lead Articles
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Even as firefighters struggle to extinguish natural gas-fueled fires above ground in New York City and New Jersey, damage done to the metropolitan area's underground natural gas distribution system by the recent massive flooding may pose a significant, long-range threat to public safety, according to industry experts and documents obtained by NaturalGasWatch.org.
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The problem, Mark McDonald, the president of the New England Gas Workers Association, told NaturalGasWatch.org, can be traced to a key component in the city's natural gas distribution infrastructure called a regulator vault.
McDonald, a natural gas industry expert with decades of experience working with natural gas infrastructure, said regulator vaults are important because they reduce the pressure of the natural gas coming in to any given area so that it can be distributed to consumers safely.
When regulator vaults are flooded, McDonald said, the regulator mechanism's ability to reduce gas pressure can be significantly impaired.
"Water can cause the regulator to be stuck open completely, in the wide open position," McDonald said. "If that happens, it dramatically increases the pressure and it can cause serious problems down the line. If gas is coming into a home or a business at a much higher pressure than it's supposed to, it can cause a fire or even an explosion.
In addition, prolonged exposure to water can contribute to accelerated corrosion of the regulators, causing gas leaks that could trigger an explosion or fire.
According to documents obtained by NaturalGasWatch.org, the utilities are well aware of the danger posed by flooded regulator vaults. Indeed, Con Edison, the utility that provides natural gas distribution service in New York City, acknowledged as much in a document entitled, "Gas Long Range Plan 2010-2030," noting that the problem could become particularly acute as climate change continues to alter weather patterns.
From ConEd's Gas Long Range Plan 2010-2030:
Increased frequency of rain will cause flooding. Con Edison's Gas Engineering and R&D are working on a design for a vent line protector for households in flood prone areas. More frequent flooding of regulator vaults may need to be addressed in the future. (emphasis added)
A representative from ConEd was unable tell NaturalGasWatch.org how many regulator vaults were flooded in conection with Hurricane Sandy.
"I don't have that information at my fingertips," the ConEd spokesperson said. "We're much more concerned right now with restoring service as quickly as possible."
ConEd is not the only utility to acknowledge the problems caused to regulator vaults by extended exposure to water.
In New Jersey, New Jersey Natural Gas is currently involved in litigation with the town of Red Banks, New Jersey over the placement of regulator vaults. The town, the utility maintains, wants to keep the regulator vaults underground because it's more aesthetically pleasing to have the structures out of sight instead of cluttering up the streetscape.
NJNG wants to relocate the regulator vaults above ground because underground vaults pose a threat to public safety.
From a March 14, 2012 Memorandum of Law in the Case of New Jersey Natural Gas v. Borough of Red Banks and the Red Bank RiverCenter Special Improvement District:
NJNG is attempting to move the underground service regulators to above-ground locations for one reason: to avoid the significant and imminent danger of a potentially deadly gas leak in a densely populated area. … Every day that Red Bank and River Center are able to block NJNG from replacing underground regulators exposes NJNG and the general public to the very real danger of such a fatal gas explosion or fire. (emphasis added)
You can read the complete legal memo from NJNG v. Borough of Red Bank here: March 14, 2012 Memorandum of Law, NJNG v. Borough of Red Banks
You can read the complete Gas Long Range Plan 2010-2030 here: ConEd Gas Long Range Plan 2010-2030
Here's some video of a natural gas regulator vault explosion in New York City that occurred last year:


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How To Keep Track of Baking Pans and Cookie Sheets
While putting together the appetizers at a recent potluck, I ended up needing several cookie sheets. Some were mine, while others were borrowed. When I finished baking the prosciutto pinwheels, I had a really hard time figuring out which were my three cookie sheets. Next time I attend a potluck — or bring any sort of cooking dish to a party — I'll label my cookie sheets and baking pans.
To ensure that you don't lose or mix-up pans, write your first initial on the bottom of the pan with a black sharpie. If you aren't baking the dish in the oven, put a small piece of masking tape on the bottom and write your initials on the tape.
How do you keep track of your pans? Have you ever lost a baking dish at a party? Share your ideas and stories below!


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Letter: Don't allow neighbors to block needed hotel
Don't allow neighbors to block needed hotel
Once again, progress is being halted in deference to a small, vocal group of homeowners who are opposed to the building of a new hotel in their Snyder neighborhood. This seems pretty much like a no-brainer. A new building development in an economically depressed and population-shrinking geographic region seems like a step in the right direction and welcome news.
Jobs will be created and area businesses would benefit from the new endeavor. Necessary building permits were obtained legally to begin work on land that is business-zoned. Town approval was obtained in the required procedural method. Now work has been halted. Why? Because some neighbors are concerned that hotel guests might be able to see into their back yards. Really? This is stranger than fiction.
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SYDNEY — Gov.-Gen. David Johnston has appointed Cape Breton Regional Police Chief Peter McIsaac as a member of the Order of Merit of the Police Forces.
The appointment became effective on Jan. 7, even though McIsaac only received confirmation in a letter from Rideau Hall on April 16.
It wasn't until last week that the news was shared publicly at the police commissioners' meeting.
McIsaac said he was honoured to receive the recognition for his police work.
An investiture ceremony to make the appointment official will take place sometime in the fall. A date hasn't been set yet.
Former regional police chief Myles Burke was also appointed to the Order of Merit of the Police Forces during his time as chief.
Another regional police officer received an award for his police work and for forming "partnerships and relationships" with people in the community.
Sgt. Tom Ripley, the executive director of the Association for Safer Cape Breton Communities, was presented with the Nova Scotia justice minister's awards for leadership in crime prevention.
Ripley received an award in the policing category for his ability to bring groups together for a common cause.
He was most recently a key player in establishing the Access 808 youth centre, which provides homeless youth-at-risk a place where they can access food, clothing and professional counselling.
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Absent net fiscal social benefits, the U.S. household savings rate is even more negative than it was at the peak of the housing boom.
Social spending is deeply entwined with household income and has become part and parcel of consumers' savings decisions as its share of household income has steadily risen. According to our Bank Credit Analyst service, after adjusting to remove the effect of social benefits, the saving rate as a share of disposable income is negative 7%. This rapid aggregate dissaving is being driven by two fundamental factors. First, higher commodity price pressures have sapped household purchasing power. Second, disposable income growth has been stagnant for the better part of four years. With social benefits already comprising a big part of household income and playing a critical role in forming future expectations, any uncertainty surrounding benefit flows risks driving consumers to ramp up the savings rate in an attempt to protect or rebuild their cushions. Recessions are always associated with rising thrift and politicians must therefore tread very carefully on social benefit reforms, especially at a time when global economic conditions are fragile.


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- Intel Z77
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Board is Good 01/14/2013
This review is from: Intel BOXDZ77SL50K LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
Intel support is the best and they are not going anywhere soon. Z77 board with features of someone wanting a nice machine without SLI and likes older legacy stuff too. (I use PCI boards still)
There is a bug in the bios. If you change the boot optimizations the board will corrupt the PCI-E bus. Fortunately the onboard HDMI allowed me to return the settings back to get back PCI-E. The latest Bios update does not fix the bug and other people have experience the same problem in the Intel forums so it's real.
Other Thoughts:
The board does not have SPDIF on the IO panel but there is an SPDIF hookup via header board capability. Would have been nice had it been integrated but then this is the cheaper board and the next ones up all have it. If you do need SPDIF, keep in mind the header boards run around 20.00 dollars.
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15 Apr 99
Cadbury Schweppes plc announced today that it has agreed to purchase Hawaiian Punch, America's leading fruit punch brand, from The Procter & Gamble Company for $203 million (£126m). The transaction is subject to regulatory review and expected to be completed by 30 May 1999.
The Brand
Hawaiian Punch is a juice-based non-carbonated soft drink which has developed a strong consumer appeal over 60 years and has clear market leadership in the non- carbonated tropical flavour drink sector. Available primarily in the US, it is sold in both the soft drink and juice sectors in retail outlets. The brand is targeted mainly at the pre-teen and teenage markets and has grown consistently for several years.
Manufacturing and Distribution
Hawaiian Punch will be managed by Dr Pepper/Seven Up (DPSU) but manufactured and distributed by both DPSU and Mott's.
As part of the transaction, The Procter & Gamble Company has agreed to assist with manufacturing and other services on a transitional basis until the brand is fully transferred to DPSU and Mott's plants. It is expected that the transfer will be completed within six months after closing. The acquisition does not include employees, manufacturing facilities or equipment.
Distribution of the brand to the soft drink sector will be effected through Dr Pepper/Seven Up bottler networks. This accounts for nearly 70% of the total volume. Hawaiian Punch is sold in bottle, can and fountain formats. The brand adds approximately 37 million 12oz cases to DPSU's other leading flavour brands and, in overall volume, ranks alongside Sunkist or Schweppes.
The remaining 30% sold in the juice sector (17 million cases) will be distributed by Mott's through their broker and warehouse network. It will be sold alongside Mott's Apple Juice and other juice flavours, liquid concentrates and Roses Lime Juice. The brand adds a number of major juice category SKUs (stock keeping units) which will significantly strengthen Mott's critical mass with its brokers and retail trade customers.
Financial Data
The consideration of $203 million will be funded by an increase in USD borrowings. Net sales for Hawaiian Punch were $133.3 million for the year ended 30 June 1998. The transaction is structured as an asset purchase, which qualifies for tax amortisation treatment. The brand value will be retained on Cadbury Schweppes' balance sheet. The acquisition is earnings neutral in 1999 and enhancing thereafter.
John Sunderland, Chief Executive of Cadbury Schweppes, commented "The acquisition of Hawaiian Punch emphasises our commitment to the important US soft drink market. It is a value-enhancing addition to the portfolios of our US beverages operations and furthers our strategy of building strong brands and businesses".
"We're very pleased with this outcome", said Stephen P. Donovan, President of P&G's North American food and beverage business. "Consumers will still be able to buy Hawaiian Punch through Cadbury Schweppes. We will continue to focus our resources on building and globalising our food and beverage brands, and developing new businesses".
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Langley's adventitious angles
Langley's adventitious angles is a seemingly simple problem first posed in 1922 by E. M. Langley in connection with an isosceles triangle. In its original form, it is stated as follows: ABC is an isosceles triangle. B = C = 80°. CF at 30° to AC cuts AB in F. BE at 20° to AB cuts AC in E. Prove angle BEF = 30°. (No mention is made of D. Perhaps it is at the intersection of BE and CF.)
A number of solutions appeared shortly after, including this one given by J. W. Mercer: Draw BG at 20° to BC, cutting CA in G. Then angle GBF = 60° and angles BGC and BCG are 80°. So BC = BG. Also angle BCF = angle BFC = 50°, so BF = BG and triangle BFG is equilateral. But angle GBE = 40° = angle BEG, so BG = GE = GF. And angle ° = 40°, hence GEF = 70° and BEF = 30°.
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Islamic suicide bombers are increasing in the world, and now they've added a new twist. Two days ago, the Associated Press reported that the previous day, "A female suicide bomber blew herself up Saturday in the southern Russian region of Dagestan, injuring at least 18" people. She detonated her explosives-laden belt in the public square of a city. This 25-year old woman was the widow of two Islamic radicals killed earlier by Russian security forces. Her first husband was killed in 2009, and her … [Read more...]
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Perhaps I'm not privy to the past conversations on UPNP where folks were
rude (apparently?), but this discussion (thus far ;) is far from "moaning or
complaining". If it were not for this thread, I would not have learned about
pfSense, or anything else that folks might recommend to solve this issue. Or
perhaps this thread is how I find others that are want this feature bad
enough that they too are willing to contribute. But, contrary to Chris'
sentiment, the general response has been "I don't want UPNP so shut up and
go away". That is hardly the open source spirit of which he speaks.
I'll look into pfsense this evening and report back. Thanks Alex!
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From: Alex Neuman van der Hans [mailto:alex at nkpanama dot com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 5:23 PM
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Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Re: UPnP as a possible future option?
Doesn't pfSense (based on m0n0) support uPNP?
Chris Buechler wrote:
>On 11/30/05, Giobbi, Ryan <rgiobbi at agoc dot com> wrote:
>>I saw the above challenge in the list archives and found two real
>>firewall configuration tools (both use IPTables on the backend) that
>>support UPnP.
>Neither of which are real firewall packages, they're configuration
>interfaces for iptables. By "real firewall package", I meant a
>respectable commercial offering.
>>It's kind of sad when most $50 cheap-o home routers support UPnP, but
>>it isn't even offered as an *option* in m0n0, which is supposed to be
>>a superior solution.
>My $10,000 Cisco PIX doesn't, and you don't hear me complaining.
>Wait, that must mean the $50 Linksys is superior!! *gasp* </sarcasm>
>In all seriousness, let me explain something. Open source works when
>people contribute what they want to see in a project. It *DOES NOT*
>work when people do nothing but bitch, moan and complain about what
>they want and don't do anything about it. Want uPNP? Make an image
>with support that works, and submit the code to Manuel and/or the dev
>list. Obviously from past threads, those of us that contribute couldn't
>give a shit less if uPNP is supported or not. The other alternative is
>to offer up $X for whoever can implement uPNP. If X is sufficiently
>large, someone will do it. This isn't a whining competition with the
>winner getting whatever feature they want.
>If it doesn't make it into the base system, I would gladly host the
>uPNP-enabled images on my site, and link to them from the
>documentation, so the effort wouldn't be for naught.
>sorry, tired as hell of this and similar crap that people want to moan
>about but do nothing to resolve.
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ENVIRONMENTAL Health officers from Worcestershire have been given shisha pipe training.
Staff joined health professionals to learn more about safety issues regarding the pipes as part of a multi-agency training event.
Worcestershire Regulatory Services, in association with NHS Worcestershire Public Health Department, ran the free event at Worcester Warriors Rugby Club on October 18.
The training exercise aimed to bring together Environmental Health officers, Trading Standards officers and health professionals - including stop smoking advisers – in a session which provided useful information about shisha use, the potential health risks and to raise awareness of the enforcement issues that may be encountered by regulatory services.
Head of Worcestershire Regulatory Services, Steve Jorden, said: "Shisha smoking is a new and growing concern and there is a worrying increase in the use of these pipes in our communities.
"It is scary that just one session of smoking shisha is equivalent to smoking 100-200 cigarettes but, because of the myths around shisha smoking, people don't realise this and so continue to smoke it.
"To tackle the health and enforcement problems associated with shisha we need to understand the issues, promote the health implications and work collaboratively which is why this event was very important."


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Credit: Mike Johnson and Pwinsider.com:
Round One:
* Generation Me (Young Bucks) defeated Sonjay Dutt and Petey Williams
* Bobby Roode and Austin Aries defeated The British Invasion, Rob Terry and Doug Williams
* Wes Brisco and Garrett Bischoff defeated The Hot Shots, Cassidy Riley and Chase Stevens
* Hernandez and Chavo Guerrero defeated Christopher Daniels and Kazarian
Second Round:
* Samoa Joe and Magnus defeated Wes Brisco and Garrett Bischoff
* Team 3D defeated Generation Me
* Bobby Roode and Austin Aries defeated Samoa Joe and Magnus
* Team 3D defeated Hernandez and Chavo Guerrero
* Team 3D defeated Bobby Roode and Austin Aries in the tournament final
Were they all just straight tag matches or were there any special matches like a ladder match etc?
Samoa Joe and Magnus? They weren't even in the first round by these results. Same with Team 3D. What the hell? Shitty reporter.
Alot of this report doesn't make any sense…
Hernandez and Chavo instead of LAX ?
Really sad that the old tag teams are putting over the new ones :*(
And predictable at the same time…
Great to see GenMe back in a TNA ring. I really hope they make the move permanent
BEER! MONEY! Where are they? Where's the MCMG?


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Starbucks says that it will drop AT&T as a wireless partner in favor of Google, boasting that the change will provide a 10-fold speed boost to the millions of users that use the coffee chain's free Wi-Fi every day.
The companies will partner with Level 3 Communications, a network services vendor, to replace the Wi-Fi hardware in place at Starbucks stores across the country and provide on-premise management of wireless connections. However, a spokesperson for that company declined to provide specifics on how the new setup will speed up Starbucks' Wi-Fi, and Google would not speak on the record about its plans.
[MORE WIRELESS: Sprint reports $1.6B net loss as it shuts down Nextel platform]
So while it's unclear exactly how Google and Starbucks plan to provide this speed boost, the benefits to both companies are plain – Starbucks Wi-Fi is popular but has the reputation of being slow and frequently clogged, and Google is always on the lookout for opportunities to further fine-tune its ad targeting.
Google indicated in an official blog post that the changes would be rolled out over the course of the next year and a half at all 7,000 of Starbucks' corporate-owned U.S. locations.
Google Access general manager Kevin Lo wrote that the company views Starbucks' free Wi-Fi service as a public good.
"The free Internet connection at Starbucks has become an important part of many communities over the years, such as in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, or for students without Internet at home who do their homework at Starbucks," he said.
AT&T told CNet that it had proposed a plan to provide a similar speed boost to Starbucks, and that the coffee company "continues to be an important partner for us."
The roll-out will begin in August.
Email Jon Gold at firstname.lastname@example.com and follow him on Twitter at @NWWJonGold.


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- Local radio is crap
- Ad revenue is falling for local media
- The BBC is squeezing local media (and given the lack of investment from local media outlets, can the BEEB be blamed for bridging this market failure?)
- Local radio stations are being hit by the increased level of regulatory oversight - can they afford the fines that national media shrugs off?
- Journalists value national exposure and aren't interested in even writing up local stories for local audiences
- Regional news on TV is underfunded
- ITV is even prepared to abandon it's privileged status as a public service broadcaster because it's PSB obligations (local news included) are perceived to be too expensive.
- Local journalists being squeezed and further disintermediated by a fatal combination of big media and local bloggers.
Does this combination of circumstances fatally undermine all other projects that are intended to improve the quality of democracy?


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ESRL/PSD Seminar Series
Modeling Heat Waves using Extreme Value Analysis
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The Bahrain-based Investcorp investment group recently announced that its net profits dropped 28.4 percent, to $50 million in the year 2001. The holding company attributed the loss to the recession in the United States and the slowdown in Europe grinding to a halt merger and acquisition activities, reported AFP.
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Founded in 1982, Investcorp has finalized over 90 corporate and real estate transactions with an aggregate acquisition value of approximately $19 billion. The Firm's income results for 2000 were $70 million, participating in seven corporate and 22 real estate acquisitions, corporate investment and real estate exits. The Group received $862 million worth of new client investments in 2000 and launched a technology investment line of business in the same year. — (menareport.com)
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"On March 29, 1945, the accused and his accomplices brought at least 57 Jewish forced laborers in several groups to a nearby forest area, where they had to give up their valuables and kneel by a grave," the court said in a statement. "The accused and other SS members then cruelly shot the Jewish forced-laborers from behind."
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After alerting German authorities, Manoschek said he visited Storms at his home in Germany several times between July and September 2008, conducting about 12 hours of interviews during which Storms stressed repeatedly that he has no recollection of the killings for which he has now been charged.
He described Storms as "fully there" mentally but in poor physical health.
"Now we'll see if it will come to a trial — it will likely depend on his health," Manoschek wrote following the news of the charges.
The Duisburg court still has to decide whether there is enough evidence to bring the case to trial.
Prosecutor Andreas Brendel said his investigation is ongoing, but so far three former members of the Hitler Youth, who were helping the SS guard the prisoners on the march, have provided witness statements in Austria. A fourth former Hitler Youth member, now living in Canada, is being interviewed this week, Brendel told the AP.
"There are two who witnessed the shooting of the individual Jewish victim, but there are no people still alive who were part of the other shootings themselves," Brendel said. There are, however, statements made during an Austrian trial of others involved that can be used as evidence against the suspect, he said.
According to Manoschek, several of the former Hitler Youth were tried in 1946 and convicted and sentenced to two years in prison for their involvement.
Storms was interned in an American prisoner of war camp following the war, but was released in 1946. In the chaotic aftermath of the war, however, it was not uncommon for possible war criminals to slip through the cracks.
The Austrian press has reported the man changed the spelling of his name after World War II, perhaps helping him go undetected for so long.
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Residents of a Swansea street began mopping up on Saturday after flood waters affected around 30 homes.
Firefighters used pumps to drain water out of homes at Ashleigh Road in the Mumbles area following heavy rain overnight on Friday.
Emergency services were also called to Penyrheol Comprehensive School, Gorseinon, Swansea after rain water affected four classrooms.
And motorists were urged to take care after widespread surface water caused problems throughout the Dyfed Powys force area.
The main A4067 Mumbles coast road was closed on Saturday as firefighters attempted to reduce water levels.
The bad weather caused subsidence at Woodbrook Terrace in Burry Port where the road collapsed creating a three-foot deep hole.
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The street remained open despite the hole which police said measured around eight feet in diameter.
An eight-foot long, four-foot wide stretch of pavement next to the hole also collapsed.
Meanwhile part of a road in west Wales crumbled away plunging 20 feet into a river below.
The unclassified road between Cwmmorgan and Cwmcych near Newcastle Emlyn was described as passable, but extremely dangerous.
Trapped cars
In the Llandeilo area two cars became trapped in flood water at Derwydd on the A483 on Saturday.
The trapped cars caused large tailbacks. The fire service were called to the scene at around 1000 BST.
The heavy downpours affected several properties across south west Wales.
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More Katie & Kalb: Against Media Intimidation -- and Media Bias?
Other reports have emerged on Katie Couric's discussion in Washington with Marvin Kalb on Tuesday night. Couric lamented there was "a lot of undercurrent of pressure not to rock the boat" on the Iraq war. She claimed Time and Newsweek and The Economist were "straight down the middle," and when Kalb suggested that a journalist shouldn't be in the middle when something is "glaringly wrong," she said "advocacy journalism" was not her role, and claimed she thought it was "grossly inappropriate" to cheer one side. When asked by a student if she was an American first or a journalist first, she ducked like a Clinton: "I'd say an American journalist."
Michael Learmonth of the Hollywood trade publication Variety reported on Katie's claims of media intimidation:
Couric...said that as a co-anchor of "Today," she felt corporate pressure from NBC after a tough interview with Condoleezza Rice. After the interview, Couric said she received an email from an NBC exec "forwarded without explanation" from a viewer who wrote that she had been "unnecessarily confrontational."
"I think there was a lot of undercurrent of pressure not to rock the boat for a variety of reasons, where it was corporate reasons or other considerations," she said in an interview with former journalist and author Marvin Kalb during "The Kalb Report" forum at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
There's no date given for the Rice interview, but it's hardly true that Condi Rice was the recipient of softball interviews from intimidated morning show hosts – as if she were, for example, Madeleine Albright.
(Nearly everyone's forgotten, but during the Clinton years, Secretary of State Albright was interviewed on Katie's own morning show by believe it or not, Geraldo Rivera on a China trip. Geraldo wasn't exactly rocking the boat. He asked Albright: "The President has not merely raised the issue of human rights, he has trumpeted it from virtually every rooftop in the country and yet he's not getting cut any slack back home by the critics right or left.")
Learmonth also drew the usual feminist lament:
Kalb, a 30-year veteran of CBS and NBC, broached the subject of ratings, and whether Americans are ready to accept a female evening news anchor. "I think there probably remains an underlying discomfort in this country with women in power," Couric said.
Marissa Moran, writing for George Washington University's student newspaper, The Daily Colonial, added more detail on the Rice interview:
"I thought I was challenging but polite," Couric said. "At the time, there were not a lot of questions being asked of the war." She expressed the media's importance of asking challenging questions but still allowing the viewer to make his/her own decision about the content.
The CBS anchor also described liberal news magazines as "straight down the middle," just like she probably thinks she lands on the spectrum:
Couric cited The Economist, Time, and Newsweek as publications that she feels are "straight down the middle" in their reporting. Kalb challenged, "Is it right for a journalist to stay down the middle when something is glaringly wrong?"
"It's important to observe what's going on and to ask challenging questions," Couric answered confidently. "We need to be skeptical of what we're told and always check facts and figures. But it's not my place to say that the war is wrong." She encouraged seeking facts to report the truth but admitted that "advocacy journalism" is not her role.
Couric used many examples and details from her reporting experiences to back up her answers, including an account from the presidential election of one network executive giving thumbs up when George Bush won Florida. She thought this gesture was "grossly inappropriate" because it gave away the personal bias of a news media figure.
This is mildly puzzling given Couric's often overt editorializing, like in saying "You go, girl" to new Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi in 2002. (See the Couric pages here and here for more examples of Katie giving thumbs up and thumbs down to politicians.)
Katie the Diva emerged in a question that she seemed to answer by saying her dynamic personality was Too Big for the tiny evening-news format:
In response to Kalb's questions about her switch from a wildly popular TV personality on NBC's Today show to a much more serious role as evening news anchorwoman, Couric said that the public was unprepared to see her make such a drastic change, and they were taking awhile to get used to it.
"You become too well-known of a personality to fit into a 20-minute news broadcast," she said.
At the story's end, Moran added:
Dan Curran '10 drew audible interest from the crowd when he asked Couric if she considered herself an American or a journalist first.
Her immediate response: "I'd say an American journalist." Applause followed.


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Phoenix, AZ—Multi-Systems, Inc. (MSI) and Sceptre Hospitality Resources have finished the beta testing of the integration between MSI's WinPM and NiteVision property management systems with Sceptre's Windsurfer CRS.
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BALTIMORE (Stockpickr) -- "Facebook, Facebook, Facebook!" With all of the attention on the social nework's upcoming IPO, it's no surprise that other stocks are starting to get Jan Brady syndrome right now. But folks are focusing on the wrong firm. Here's why.
Investors looking to pick up shares of Facebook (FB) on the cheap and early are going to be sorely disappointed. Hype is strong, and the IPO is already oversubscribed in the U.S., a status that effectively guarantees a valuation on the high end of the expected range -- think a $100 billion market cap for the firm. But valuation is only part of the problem with buying FB when it goes public later this month. Trading history is another.
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Some traders are clamoring to buy shares as a momentum move, hoping to buy FB on its first trading day and sell into the buying frenzy that will ensue. The problem is that Facebook doesn't have a trading history yet, so shares have no momentum to speak of at this point. But there are some profitable technical trades taking shape in more established IPO names right now.
Today, we'll look at how to take advantage of five of them before Facebook even opens for trading.
For the unfamiliar, technical analysis is a way for investors to quantify qualitative factors, such as investor psychology, based on a stock's price action and trends. Once the domain of cloistered trading teams on Wall Street, technicals can help top traders make consistently profitable trades and can aid fundamental investors in better planning their stock execution.
Here's a look at five recent IPO technical setups that could deliver breakout gains to your portfolio this week.
First up is LinkedIn (LNKD), a different sort of social network. While Facebook is notorious for getting people fired, LinkedIn's professional network is focused on getting them hired again. So far this year, shares have rallied more than 76% -- a massive rally that has major potential to move higher in May.
That's because LinkedIn's rally has been orderly. It's been well-defined by a trend channel that's acted as support and resistance for shares' ascent. As LNKD pulls back to test trend line support below it, buyers are going to get another shot at a low-risk entry point for LNKD.
In the near-term, shares have made a Japanese candlestick formation called an "abandoned baby top." The pattern makes a return to trend line support the likeliest move in the next few trading sessions.
It's critical to wait for a bounce off of support before buying LNKD. Ultimately, support levels do fail, and you don't want to be left holding the bag when the one in LNKD does. By waiting for the bounce, you have a chance to see that support's still holding up below that trend line before you put your money on the line.
If you do decide to take this trade, I'd recommend putting a protective stop just below the 50-day moving average.
LinkedIn also shows up on a recent list of 15 Apple-Like Stocks That Could Bear Similar Fruit.
Zillow (Z) is another name that's been on fire in 2012. Shares of the real estate Web site have rallied more than 82% since the first trading day in January. And, like with LinkedIn, there's technical evidence that points to higher highs in May.
Zillow has been trending higher this year, bounded by a trend line support level (the dashed line) that's still in force at this point. A series of horizontal resistance levels have served as breakout points for shares, giving Zillow a chance to consolidate sideways before moving onto the next leg of its rally.
Last week's earnings were a major positive catalyst that caused shares to take out their most recent resistance level at $38. (The stocks was also featured in "5 Earnings Stocks Poised to Pop." Now this stock is in breakout mode.
The move above $38 took out a glut of supply of shares that had previously been sitting at and above that price level. For traders, that's an indication that the nearest upside barrier just got taken out. Shares threw back to test newfound support at $38 in yesterday's session, but Zillow caught a bid at the open and rallied to close at new highs, a very bullish signal.
I'd recommend keeping a protective stop at $36 if you decide to buy here.
Things haven't been quite so strong for shares of Pandora (P) in 2012: Since the calendar year ticked over, P has seen its shares drop close to 14%. But there are signs of a change in trend for this internet radio Web site. It all comes down to knowing where to be a buyer.
Right now, Pandora is forming an ascending triangle bottom, a bullish pattern that's formed by a horizontal resistance level above shares and uptrending support below them. Essentially, as Pandora gets bounced in between those two technical price levels, squeezing closer and closer to a breakout above $9 resistance. When that breakout happens, we've got our buy signal.
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Momentum, as measured by 14-day RSI, and volume are both providing confirmation of this pattern right now. RSI has been uptrending in the near-term, and volume has been declining as the pattern formed.
We'll want to see a spike in both indicators when the breakout above $9 happens.
Zynga (ZNGA) is forming almost the exact opposite pattern right now. This online gaming stock is sporting horizontal support to the downside and downtrending resistance above shares, a combination that forms a descending triangle. The trading implications of this pattern are opposite as well. While Pandora's setup has bullish implications, Zynga is a short-side trade on a breakdown below $8 support.
Volume and 14-day RSI are both confirming this setup as well. In the case of RSI, the indicator has been locked in a well-defined downtrend since back in February. The fact that the downtrend still hasn't broken is telling. It indicates that selling pressures are still increasing in ZNGA. Shorting Zynga isn't cheap right now, but in the short-term, the premium could be well worth it on a crack below $8.
For ZNGA short sellers, I'd recommend putting in a protective stop just above $9.
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We can't talk momentum IPOs without bringing up Groupon (GRPN), a stock that's had a pretty dramatic fall from grace in the last few months. Shares are down around 50% since the start of the year.
Groupon's selling isn't showing any signs of abating. In fact, the downtrend accelerated back at the start of April. Shares have found support a few times during the downtrend, but it hasn't been particularly strong. Instead, those breaks of support have merely been good entry points for short sellers.
The most recent support level was put in yesterday at $10, solidified by a candlestick pattern called a piercing line. The bullishness is only a short-term signal, though. A break of $10 support is a solid short signal for Groupon.
Some traders may have noticed that RSI is looking oversold right now. While oversold generally makes people think that a correction is in store, the fact of the matter is that statistically, oversold stocks are more likely to become more oversold in the short-term than they are to reverse.
Whatever you do, don't try to be contrarian and buying this falling knife in the longer-term.
To see this week's trades in action, check out the Technical Setups for the Week portfolio on Stockpickr.
-- Written by Jonas Elmerraji in Baltimore.
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Jonas Elmerraji, based out of Baltimore, is the editor and portfolio manager of the Rhino Stock Report, a free investment advisory that returned 15% in 2008. He is a contributor to numerous financial outlets, including Forbes and Investopedia, and has been featured in Investor's Business Daily, in Consumer's Digest and on MSNBC.com.


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The 12 Grapes of Noche Vieja, New Year's Eve
At the stroke of midnight, Spaniards eat one grape for each toll of the clock. They observe this century-old ritual (which began after a spectacular harvest) whether they're at home, in a packed restaurant in Barcelona, or in Madrid's Puerta del Sol, where the grape-eating countdown, like the ball drop in Times Square, is televised.
The essence: The good harvest is celebrated in the hope of attracting luck and riches in the coming year.
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Asalto, a Traveling Caroling Party, Christmas Season
In this slowly growing party, a version of Christmas caroling, friends show up unannounced at one another's front doors, singing and playing instruments. They're invited in to sing, dance, drink, and eat (a typical dish is the traditional asopao de pollo, or chicken-and-rice stew) until it's time to bring their host to the next house. The revelry moves from house to house until dawn, when everyone heads home.
The essence: An invocation of the spirit of friendship and fun.


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Just who and how many people should become barristers is generating increasing debate. In 1976 an aspiring lawyer was told by her law tutors that two things stood in the way of her becoming a barrister.
She was a woman and she was black.
In 1997 Baroness Patricia Scotland, a Queen's Counsel at 35 and head of her own chambers at 1 Gray's Inn Square, has confirmed the third thing her tutors told her.
She had the ability to make it.
Yet for the class of 1997 is ability enough?
"I'm actually quite worried about young people out there now who are in the position I was in 1976, when I came to the Bar," Scotland told more than 500 barristers at the 1997 Bar Conference on 27 September.
The figures are frighteningly clear for any aspiring barrister.
Of the 16,000 law graduates pouring out of the universities of England and Wales each year, just 450, or three per cent, will get a tenancy.
Further, there is pressure on the Bar Council from within the profession to stem the flow of recruits in order to protect existing junior barristers' fees.
But the Director General of the Office of Fair Trading, John Bridgeman, has advised the Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine, that the number of people taking up legal training "should be determined by natural competition rather than constraints set up by professional bodies".
Dr Peter Gray, secretary of the Non-Practising Bar Association, says the result of this policy is that, of the 1,450 students who go through the Bar vocational course each year, 1,000 – who have all paid more than £6,000 in course fees – will never make it to a chambers.
Last week a group of law students complained to The Lawyer about paying thousands of pounds for their training only to be shut out by the profession.
They suggested that the Pupillage Application Clearing House (Pach) system should allocate pupillages before students go to Bar school.
Bar Council race relations committee chair Lincoln Crawford supports the concept of guaranteed pupillages.
"When people have trained at the Bar they should be given a pupillage," he says.
Bar Council chairman Robert Owen QC is now pressed uncomfortably between those who want to stop the Inns being flooded with new barristers and those who do not want chambers to return to being the preserve of white men in pinstripe suits.
One of Owen's solutions is to get into law schools at an early stage and confront students with the ugly truth of how few of them will make it to the Bar.
But who would be more discouraged by this message? The young white man from a wealthy legal background or the young black woman from a poor family? And tutors warn that even dire warnings would not deter many.
Tales abound at the Bar of the shattering effect that failure to secure a pupillage can have on students who have never failed an exam in their lives.
"I suppose what Robert Owen is saying is that we have to help people make a informed choice," says Scotland. "You need to say 'these are the obstacles', but you add 'if you want to get there, there are systems at the Bar that will enable you to achieve your goal'."
At the moment the discretionary grants which are theoretically available have virtually dried up. Next year the Bar Council is offering £5.3m worth of assistance to pupils and students in scholarships and grants.
The four Inns of Court will pump in a further £1.9m.
Yet £7.1m in assistance is not enough, according to the Bar Council's public affairs committee chair Nigel Pascoe QC.
"Chambers have got to extend their scholarship system," he says. Pascoe believes every barrister in a set should be levied to fund a scholarship.
But others argue that, although more chamber sponsorship would benefit students who otherwise would not make it to the Bar, many smaller sets are themselves struggling to survive and cannot afford to help.
Former Bar Council chairman Peter Goldsmith QC has been given the difficult task of ensuring that nobody is unfairly barred from making it into a chambers but also that the Bar is not flooded with would-be tenants. He is leading a working party looking into the problem finance causes for students.
But whatever Goldsmith comes up with, Inns of Court School of Law principal lecturer Clive Coleman says one thing will never change for some hoping for a career at the Bar.
"There are still going to be people who are broken-hearted at the end of the day."


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When the NFL concussion suit was settled Thursday, three winners stood atop the podium -- each holding bouquets with one hand while blowing kisses with the other.
In the middle was the NFL, which came out with no more than a paper cut after agreeing to fork over $765 million in compensation and other research funds -- a pittance when juxtaposed with the league's annual profits.
To the left were the 4,500 plaintiffs, who, sure, may have been able to get more, but still came away with an average of $170,000, or, in the cases of those suffering from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, Alzheimer's or dementia -- between $3-5 million.
And to the right were the fans, who, because the NFL incurred no responsibility for head injuries in years past, get to enjoy their favorite game for decades to come.
So were there any losers in all this? Oh, no one important. Just, you know -- anyone who will ever play a down in the NFL again.
Sorry, quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers -- you're on your own now. Look out, cornerbacks, nose guards and left tackles -- nobody's got your back.
If the NFL wasn't responsible for any brain injuries in the past, it won't be for any in the future, meaning that organ between its players' ears will continue to turn into mush.
That's not to say that this case hasn't been beneficial toward preventing concussions. In fact, you could argue that every recent rule change implemented to reduce head injuries was a direct result of this lawsuit.
But now that the NFL is free from any liability, why would it care if it puts any of its players on disability?
You see, the 4,500 or so retired players who sued the NFL in this case claimed that the league withheld information regarding the long-term consequences of concussions. The plaintiffs maintained that had they been aware of the potential brain damage, they could have taken measures to avoid experiencing some of the debilitating effects that afflicted the likes of Junior Seau and Dave Duerson, both of whom were suicide victims suffering from CTE.
But should this ruling stand, something most reports say is highly likely, there will be no discovery process that could potentially reveal any concealment on the NFL's part. In other words, from a legal standpoint, an NFL career and a long-term brain injury is nothing more than a coincidence.
So now, as once gravely feared would be the case, insurance companies will not retreat from the NFL. And if you expect any rule changes for the sake of health to take place after this settlement, you are making the mistake of thinking morals ever outweigh dollars in the league's decision-making process.
If anything, when the vast majority of fans cry that the game is too safe -- that the rule changes have transformed football into something that it is not -- the NFL will make some not-so-obvious adjustments to boost the game's brutality. And why not? It's not like football causes brain damage anyway, right?
Of course, the court system is quirky, meaning it's uncertain as to how any of this will turn out in the end. What is absolutely certain, however, is that head injuries will continue -- whether on the line or in the open field. And what's even more certain is that fans, who may bemoan concussions Tuesday through Saturday, will be on the verge of laryngitis every Sunday and Monday night.
With Week 1 approaching, folks in San Diego wonder whether the Chargers' line will finally be able to give Philip Rivers enough time to throw, but if it can't, Rivers won't be unique.
After Thursday's settlement, no player has protection.