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I believe you found Mary Ferrin Davis-Morris the spelling must be off as Ferry. Where did you find the info of her parents. This is great. Her mother did die in 1908 and it is possible her name was Liza, do you know where she is buried.
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SPORTS >> Zimmerman hangs on for match play crown
By KELLY FENTON
Leader sports editor
Call it the Zimmerman Slam if you want.
Sylvan Hills Nick Zimmerman currently owns both the junior match play and stroke play titles after holding on for a 2-and-1 win over Conways Ethan King on Thursday morning at the ASGA Junior Match Play Championship at Foxwood Country Club.
It was my home course and I was hitting it good enough, Zimmerman said of his chances of winning the 64-player field when it started on Monday. My short game is really what won me the tournament.
The Sylvan Hills alum dropped in a clinching 15-foot birdie putt on the 17th hole after King had staged a furious comeback and closed a 4-down deficit to a mere 1-down with two holes to play.
Zimmerman adds Thursdays match play championship to his ASGA stroke play crown from last July, when he cruised to a 12-shot victory at Pine Bluff.
Its as close as Zimmerman can come to a slam in the two events as he turns 18 on Wednesday and will be too old to defend his stroke play championship next month.
Along about the 10th hole on Thursday, that Zimmerman Slam was beginning to look like a slam dunk. After falling one down to King, who will be a senior at Conway High School, Zimmerman won holes 6 through 10 to take a commanding 4-up lead heading into the 11th hole. But Zimmerman left the door open for King when he missed a six-foot putt that would have increased his lead to 5-up with just seven holes remaining.
King burst through the door by making par on the 12th hole, which was good enough to narrow the lead to 3 after Zimmerman plunked his second shot into the lake.
I think that second shot on 12 is what let him back into it, Zimmerman said. I had a terrible lie.
Zimmerman made a good chip on 13 to draw a halve on the hole and maintain his 3-up lead, but King stuck it stiff on the par-3 14th and Zimmerman conceded the birdie putt to drop to a 2-up lead.
Things got even dicier when Zimmerman hooked his approach out of bounds on 15 and the once-comfortable lead was down to a precarious one hole, still with three to play.
It appeared Zimmerman had steered the ship back on course when he hit a good drive on 16, then knocked his approach to four feet. King, meanwhile, was forced to hit a knockdown shot from under the trees and came up short of the green.
But King made a nice up and down for par and Zimmerman ran his birdie putt well past the hole and faced a five-foot comeback to try to hold on to his 1-up lead.
I thought Id hit (the birdie putt) soft enough not to have a comebacker, but it just kept going, Zimmerman said.
Zimmerman curled the comeback putt into the left edge to maintain a 1-up lead as the two players headed to the 17th tee.
I knew he was closing the gap big time, Zimmerman said. The only thought that kept going through my head was that I was still up with two holes to go so it was my tournament to win. Ethan played really good, though. He never gave up.
King striped his drive on 17, while Zimmerman sprayed a wild shot beyond the trees lining the right side of the fairway. The ball missed the trees and ended up in the 16th fairway, leaving him about 100 yards over a tall stand of trees. Zimmermans approach hit the bank to the right of the green and released onto the front edge about 15 feet below the hole.
It was a basic 56 (degree wedge), Zimmerman said of the shot. The trees didnt bother me at all. I just hit a good shot, I guess.
King followed with an approach right at the flag, but it released up the hill and left him about 20 feet for birdie. His putt came up short, leaving Zimmerman with a putt for the win. It was on line the whole way, then died into the front of the cup.
That putt was dead straight, he said. You couldnt have asked for an easier shot.
Zimmerman, who led after two holes on Thursday, trailed only twice in the match after making bogeys on 3 and 4. He drew even when King bogeyed the par-3 6th and took the lead for good on 8. His drive on the 307-yard par four finished right of the green about 20 yards from the flag and his wedge stopped five feet from the cup. He made the birdie, then birdied 8 to go 2-up. That was the second of five straight winning holes for Zimmerman, who surged to a 4-up lead when King bogeyed No. 10.
After opening with an 8-and-7 win in the first round, Zimmerman survived several narrow matches along the way to the title, including a 1-up win over Cabots Hunter Smith in the quarterfinals and a 3-and-2 win over Drew Comer in the semis, when he chipped in twice on the front nine.
Cabots Colby Benton came up short in his bid to win a third straight junior tournament. Benton won the Bruce Jenkins Memorial and the Burns Park Stroke Play last week. Benton, whose brother Nicklaus won this event the past two years, fell 2-and-1 to Lance Hulce in the semifinals on Wednesday.
Zimmerman will play golf at UALR next year.
ASGA executive director Jay Fox announced at the trophy presentation ceremony that Foxwood, which has hosted the event the past three years, will continue hosting it for at least the next two summers.


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From: "Bernie Moore-Knowles" <>
Subject: Re: [ARIZARD-L] Big Flat - Vera
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 23:57:04 -0700
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Would think that it meant Flat.......as in flats. Non-hilly land. You
Might be that my ggrandmother; Nannie Sinor Smith is buried in the area of
Big Flat.......so, I need to know these things (smile). I "think" that she
was living with the Stone Co. Tiptons (daughter; Maude and husband; Perry
Tipton) when she passed away.
Thanks Miss Vera.
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> > Have any idea where the name Big Flat came from?
> It's sure not because it is flat land.
> Guess what my book called "Arkansas Place Names" has to say about it. :-)
> Whether Big Flat go its name from a spring or from surrounding clay land
> that was sandy and yellowish, is uncertain. One local tradition holds that
> the first postoffice was called Big Yellow Flat, because of the color and
> flatness of the area. Another explains the origin as the flatness of a
> spring, kinow as Big Flat Spring. (Flat is a part of more than one
> place name)
> You did ask,
> Vera
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Throughout the first two games of the Women's College World Series championship round, Texas A&M coach Jo Evans had defied convention and pitched to Arizona State slugger Kaitlin Cochran.
The strategy finally backfired Tuesday night when Cochran slugged a three-run homer to break open the game and launch the Sun Devils on their way to an 11-0 victory and their first NCAA softball title.
The margin ended up matching the second-most lopsided game in Series history. Only Arizona's 12-0 defeat of Fresno State in the first round of the 1989 Series was a bigger blowout. The 11 runs were the most for a WCWS championship game, topping a 10-2 win by Arizona against UCLA in 1997.
Cochran, batting .451 with runners on, had been intentionally walked so many times — including six in the WCWS — that she set the Division I season record with 29. But with runners on first and second and none out in the top of the fifth Tuesday, Cochran seized on a rare opportunity. She launched a 1-0 pitch from Megan Gibson (41-4) over the fence in left for her 14th homer of the season.
"It was not frustrating at all," Cochran said of not being pitched to very often. "I was just so glad to be able to help my team out."
The blow came after the Aggies, trailing 1-0, had two runners on with none out in the bottom of the fourth but couldn't break through against Katie Burkhart (41-5). Jami Lobpries popped up and, after a groundout advanced the runners, Jamie Hinshaw struck out.
The only other time fifth-seeded A&M got a runner to third was in the sixth, when Gibson doubled with two outs and stole third.
Arizona State then started its celebration early with a seven-run seventh inning, highlighted by a two-run single by Caylyn Carlson and a three-run homer by Mindy Cowles, her team-best 18th of the season.
Burkhart capped her college career by allowing four hits and striking out 13. She allowed two earned runs in ASU's nine NCAA tournament games and finished the season with 21 shutouts, winning her last 11 starts.
"Phenomenal. That's the only word that comes to mind right now," Burkhart said of landing a title after coming up short in trips to Oklahoma City each of the last two seasons.
The victory gives Arizona State some bragging rights in the Pacific-10 Conference, which already had a slew of titles from softball powers UCLA and Arizona and one from California.
The Sun Devils went to a new level after Clint Myers took over as coach three years ago.
He was a catcher on the Sun Devils teams in 1972 and 1973 that lost one-run games to Southern California in the national championship game.
Three-and-a-half decades later, he finally has his title.
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When are the DUmmies gonna learn that they are nothing more than useful idiots for people like Obama and the rest of the Democrat Party?
They keep protesting and marching and sitting in and petitioning time and time again hoping that they will get noticed. Only to end up being Charlie Brown with the Dem Party acting as Lucy yanking the football away from them yet again.
Excellent description of Obama's relationship with the sincere if misguided youth.
Obama doesn't care about you, DUmmies. Get that through your head. He's in it for himself and the Wall Street money that put him in the White House.
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America is now nearing another completely avoidable austerity crisis. Like other recent budget battles, this crisis has nothing to do with the supposed natural workings of the economy, and everything to do with hostage-taking and intimidation by the conservatives in Congress and their billionaire Tea Party allies. This latest in the long line of super-committees, fiscal cliffs and debt-ceilings is called "the sequester."
Bob Lucore, a long-time ADA board member, is the former Director of Research and Policy for the United American Nurses and has worked for the Teamsters and the Department of Economic Research at the AFL-CIO. . He taught economics for several years at Centre College and Colorado State University and is currently studying Library and Information Science at San José State University. Bob is a member of UAW Local 1981, the National Writers Union.Back
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I have 20 years experience in the industry and currently run a similar company. I have an investor that is willing to back the complete project. The investor is willing to purchase the building and put up 100% of the capital. I would run the day to day details. What percent of ownership is realistic.
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A charter for killing grannies and the malign meddling of Labour's Lord High Busybody
Some six years after his 'retirement' from the frontline of politics, Labour's Lord Falconer is still at it, still worming away, still trying to impose himself on the way we live — and die.
Tomorrow the House of Lords will consider his proposals for altering rules on assisted suicide. If he has his way, patients who have been told they have six months to live will be able to demand access to a doctor who will give them a fatal phial of drugs.
Lord Falconer, with his ever-lawyerly eye for paper-thin distinctions, claims this is not 'assisted suicide' but 'assisted dying'. He insists that it is a humane and practical idea.
Lord Falconer is still at it, still worming away, still trying to impose himself on the way we live - and die, saying those who have less than 6 months to live should be allowed access to a doctor who will give them a fatal phial of drugs
His critics call it immoral, 'Orwellian', and say frail patients may find themselves being hastened to their deaths by greedy relations and all-too-persuadable doctors.
A hard-pressed hospital clinician is offered a chance to sign away the life of dotty old Mrs Perkins and thus clear another bed in his ward: will he be able to resist this solution to his over-crowding problems?
Another doctor rushes in and says: 'Good news, the test results got mixed up, Mrs Perkins's tumour is benign after all.' To which the death doctor replies: 'You're too late. She just swallowed her fatal dose.'
The House of Lords has repeatedly refused to legalise euthanasia. Yet tomorrow, humanists and the solipsistic right-to-die brigade will again be lined up on one side of the House, syringes at the ready.
The cassocked bishops and more cautious legislators will wring their hands on the other side of the debate, along with some severely disabled campaigners who say life is too precious to be signed away with a doctor's scrawl. Once again the arguments will be emotive and quite possibly inconclusive.
The pros and cons of this most difficult of issues, however, are not the sole aspect that should concern us, in my view. There is also the behaviour — the intensely political and hungrily ambitious personality — of the rotund, busy little figure who is pushing them so relentlessly on to the parliamentary agenda.
Lord Falconer is the creator behind the secretive Court of Protection, whereby a court can seize the assets of the gravely ill or incapacitated without them being able to do anything about it
What drives Lord Falconer? What is his game? Is he doing this truly for the good of those who may be nearing the end of life? Or is it more about him and his desire — I almost said his beady-eyed, lifelong campaign — to push the legal profession to the very fore of British life, in this case by enshrining the right to die in law?
Must his juristic pontifications always trump time-honoured moderation. Can he leave nothing as it is?
Charles Leslie Falconer is the former public schoolboy who had the good fortune once to share a flat with his fellow 'posh Scot' Tony Blair. From room-mate to Minister of the Crown: abracadabra.
Falconer had the good fortune once to share a flat with his fellow 'posh Scot' Tony Blair
How easy things were if you had the right social connections in the Blair age. And they talk of David Cameron having a 'chumocracy'!
Mr Falconer, as he then was, did try to gain the Labour Party nomination for a parliamentary seat in the Midlands, but his chances with the Comrades shrivelled when they learned that he was an enthusiast for private education. Next candidate, please.
Chubby, chatty Falconer was a lawyer, and how. He oozed lawyerly gossip. His moist face creased with delight as he mimicked top judges.
His head fizzed with all sorts of ideas for reform of a legal world in which the markedly less cerebral Blair had sometimes struggled as a barrister. Did Blair see his chance for revenge on the system?
Falconer was first in the queue for life peerages and in 1997 became Lord Falconer of Thoroton. He became Solicitor General, just like that, and he survived being 'Dome Secretary' (i.e. minister for the ill-fated Millennium Dome).
There were spells as Minister for Housing and later at the Home Office, looking after sentencing and law reform. Then, in 2003, he really hit the big time when Blair sacked boozy old Derry Irvine as Lord Chancellor (Derry, another intimate, had once been Blair's tutor) and replaced him with Falconer, who now took the distinctly European title of Justice Secretary.
It was Falconer who scrapped the centuries-old Law Lords and gave us instead a Supreme Court.
Quite a word, 'supreme', is it not? Supreme to other courts or supreme to Parliament: which was intended?
What with the Human Rights Act having given lawyers a licence to print banknotes, and with European law eroding the foundations of our parliamentary democracy, this Supreme Court certainly soon started fancying its chances. Legal challenge to ministerial decisions became the fashion.
It was Falconer who scrapped the centuries-old Law Lords and gave us instead a Supreme Court (pictured)
Falconer created the Supreme Court (with its fancy building directly opposite the Palace of Westminster) in the name of greater 'separation of the powers'. He wanted to protect those sensitive lawyers from the muckiness of politics.
Was that all it achieved? Has it not also put the legal estate in the cockpit of our national affairs?
Have they not grabbed more power, topping the other ancient estates of the realm — the Church, the Monarchy, the Commons and the Press? In short, have we not been taken over by lawyers?
Consider the moves to regulate, some would say 'neuter', the newspapers. Who do we find involved in that campaign? Why, Lord Falconer.
He was there on the infamous night when Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and the Hacked Off pressure group allegedly monstered Oliver Letwin into legislating against the free Press.
Mr Miliband's position on Press regulation has been largely ordained by Lord Falconer. And it was Falconer who, with useful idiot Lord Puttnam, threw a spanner into the Defamation Bill earlier this year to increase pressure on the Government to cave in to the newspaper industry's enemies.
Mr Miliband's position on Press regulation has been largely ordained by Lord Falconer
If that sounds like special pleading from a journalist, let us look at the secretive Court of Protection, whose powers are only just starting to cause widespread unease.
This court can seize the assets of the gravely ill or incapacitated without them being able to do anything about it. Its creator? Lord Falconer, back in 2005. Does this man have a problem with ill people?
And then there was Falconer's egregious conduct in the House of Lords when he led the campaign by unelected peers (he himself being the Big Daddy of all Unelected Busybodies) to derail the Bill which would have made parliamentary constituency sizes more equal.
Being an unelected political insider, Lord Falconer may understandably have little time for the principles of democracy. But why should he be able to perpetuate a gerrymandered system which gives his Labour party a disgraceful electoral advantage?
Is this truly the behaviour of a devoted public servant? Or is it the mark of a low party fixer, a man who will do anything to please his political master (who for now happens to be Ed Miliband).
Former Lord Chancellors once behaved with magisterial grandeur when they left that great office of state. They would put aside much of their partisanship. This man is behaving more like a driven commissar than a dignitary of public life.
Assisted suicide is but his latest interest, some might say obsession. He even chaired something called the Commission on Assisted Dying, which may have sounded official but was self-selected and was co-financed by writer and Alzheimer's sufferer Terry Pratchett, who is in favour of euthanasia.
It is odd, really. 'Cheerful Charlie' Falconer himself is such an effervescent bundle. It would be hard to match him for clubbish bonhomie. He gobbles his way through life, chuckling, burbling, bubbling away like an amateur inventor's chemistry laboratory.
Yet here he is, proselytising for the Grim Reaper. His sparkling social front is simply a bewitching act. His lordship has played dirty, breaking parliamentary conventions and pushing the constitutional settlements at Westminster to breaking point.
He has flattered, cajoled, plotted, schemed and (how paradoxical this) kicked for survival against those who wanted to euthanase his political career.
Lord Falconer, with his ever-lawyerly eye for paper-thin distinctions, claims it is not 'assisted suicide' but 'assisted dying'. He insists that it is a humane and practical idea
Somehow — not easy in today's Labour Party for a Blairite — he has kept himself in the swim, to the extent that the Shadow Justice Secretary leans on him frequently and, as we have seen, he has Mr Miliband chewing Good Boy drops from his palm.
Though he resigned in 2007 (before new PM Gordon Brown was able to sack him), the multi-millionaire Falconer — who also has a lucrative sideline with an American law firm — has seldom been busier.
One Labour MP observes: 'In politics there is formal power and informal power, and Charlie is very much a wielder of the latter. He remains a considerable presence at the top of the party. He is still a player.'
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- Jett Cemetery, Chancellor, Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
- Ware Cemetery, Ware's Crossing, Louisa County, Virginia.
- Wheeler Cemetery, Lake Anna, Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
Newly updated cemetery records:
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Friday, December 29, 2006
Marty Byzewski provided records for the Tupadly Cemetery, Tupadly, District of Puck, Pomorskie Province, Poland.
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Saturday, December 23, 2006
Carl W Dykes provided records for the Mount Nebo Cemetery, Trussville, Jefferson County, Alabama.
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Friday, December 22, 2006
Jo Ann Harbour provided records for the Harbour Cemetery, Coffeeville, Yalobusha County, Mississippi.
Sharon Wright provided records for the Hinchcliff Cemetery, Hinchcliff, Quitman, County, Mississippi.
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Thursday, December 21, 2006
Recs Jenkins provided records for the Hermersbergerhof Cemetery, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany.
Beth Gillis provided records for the Farnsworth Family Burial Ground, Portis, Osborne County, Kansas.
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- Rutland Cemetery, Rutland Township, Barry County, Michigan.
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Monday, December 18, 2006
- Lawrence Cemetery, De Pere, Brown County, Wisconsin.
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Sunday, December 17, 2006
- Goodall Cemetery, Phelps County, Missouri.
- Scantlin Cemetery, Royal, Phelps County, Missouri.
- Weber Cemetery, Annut, Dent County, Missouri.
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Saturday, December 16, 2006
Sharon Wright provided records for the Marks Cemetery, Marks, Quitman County, Mississippi.
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Wednesday, December 06, 2006
- Elliott Cemetery, Phelps County, Missouri.
- Hawkins Cemetery, Rolla, Phelps County, Missouri.
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Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Shirley Olson provided records for the Greenmount Cemetery, Wendell, Wake County, North Carolina.
Beth Gillis provided records for the Oakdale Cemetery, Downs, Osborne County, Kansas.
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Anne Braun provided records for the Fergusson Family Cemetery (Mulberry Grove Cemetery), Charles County, Maryland.
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Saturday, December 02, 2006
Dave Mills provided records for the Paton Township Cemetery, Paton, Greene County, Iowa.
Julie Witkowski provided records for the Big Bottom Burial Ground, Stockport, Morgan County, Ohio.
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Friday, December 01, 2006
Joan Cruickshank provided records for the following cemeteries:
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- Saint James Cemetery, Drummond County, Quebec.
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Set Top Box Data: An Exemplary Vivisection & Translation
by Mitch Oscar on Sep 30, 3:45 PM
A month ago, I was able to gets my hands on one week of mid-summer set top box data from a U.S. market that is situated far, far, far west. My query was simple: I'm curious to ascertain whether viewers that watch a particular TV daypart during a given day, such as daytime television, watch any other TV dayparts, (early fringe, prime, late night) during the same 24-hour period. I was fortunate enough to be partnering with a responsive pay TV distributor, which had licensed a sophisticated technology that enabled such scrutiny.
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Brand Advertisers and Accountability in Advertising
by Frank S. Foster on Sep 29, 3:00 PM
When I was younger, I attended military school. Many will find the fact that I was kicked out of military school less than surprising. But I did make some lasting friendships in the three-plus years I was there. A former classmate of mine runs a multibillion-dollar division of a large conglomerate. His group advertises heavily on television. Last week he had a problem and asked me to attend an advertising planning event with a few of his key executives. After a long presentation on brand strategy, media mix and tactical plans, the lights came up and everyone turned to me....
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Where Do We Go From Here?
by Lydia Loizides on Sep 26, 2:30 PM
Coming off of what is possibly the worst prime-time Emmy show (at least according to the critics and the ratings), a week of a political and financial roller-coaster rides that will likely leave the local television industry in the proverbial toilet, I find it hard to focus on the upside. The only highlight of my week was watching David Letterman take McCain and his campaign to task the way only Letterman can.
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Red Vs. Blue, Circa 1972
by Frank Maggio on Sep 25, 11:15 AM
I'm just barely old enough to remember what was, at the time, the most heated election in history. The year was 1972. At stake--tens of millions of dollars, and certain banishment for the losing candidate. As I recall, the entire campaign played out exclusively on television--the first (and only) election ever to do so. And the 18-month campaign turned negative--right out of the box.
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In The Zone: The Cable Operator's Addressable Video Pass
by Mitch Oscar on Sep 23, 4:15 PM
Inevitably, whenever members of the media community and trade discuss TV addressable video advertising, the focus of their attention is on the technology, the software, while the cable operator platform is positioned as a platter supporting the sumptuous application. The buzz is always about the technologist with colored commentary proffered about the operator's future expansive plans. So I have to admit that I was surprised to be reminded last week that cable operators are capable of delivery addressable video advertising to the zone, loosely defined as a gaggle of zip codes configured by the municipality when the cable operator and ...
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A Council's Excellent Research Adventure
by Steve Sternberg on Sep 18, 12:00 PM
I am excited and proud to be involved with the Council for Research Excellence. Its mission and purpose represent the best our industry has to offer.
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OMG! I'm Watching Mobile Video!!!
by Mike Bloxham on Sep 17, 1:30 PM
Up until about two weeks ago, I was one of the many, many people who had not developed any pattern at all of viewing video on mobile devices. In essence, I hadn't bought into the reality of mobile video, even though I was more than willing to accept that it would grow over time as the user experience improved. But that was in the past -- in the bad old days before I had got my hands on an iPhone 3G and found myself seduced by its almost sensual appeal.
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Fantasy Football, The Food Network And Interactive Television
by Frank S. Foster on Sep 15, 3:00 PM
The gender divide, as my neighbor's wife pointed out last night at dinner, is rarely more apparent than when waiting for a table at a restaurant. Six of us were having a drink while the bartender was busy changing the channel to the Denver Broncos vs. San Diego Chargers game -- at my neighbor Mike's request. We herded our wives so that they sat between us and the plasma television....
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First-Run Only
by Lydia Loizides on Sep 12, 4:00 PM
With the new television season upon us, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on last season. Oh wait, I can't remember last season....
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Mike Bloxham Is... Watching TV Or Using Facebook? Or Both?
by Mike Bloxham on Sep 10, 9:53 PM
We all know about the phenomenon of people using their computers while watching TV. We even know something about how many people (claim to) do it.
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He keeps staring, but he never makes a move. Find out why.
Here is a problem that may sound superficial and fabricated; many beautiful women complain that men do not approach them — at all. With the occasional exception of a brave drunk in a local pub who cannot even pronounce his own name, men will look at a beautiful woman then look away never to come close. I had a client recently who was a stunningly beautiful woman in her late twenties. She related a story of being in a bar and eying a good-looking guy at the other end. She though he was interested too, as he kept glancing at her when he thought she was not looking. My client told me she spent the whole night "willing him in her mind" to come over and talk to her. He didn't. I asked if she tried smiling at him. "Absolutely not!" she responded, "I did not want him to think I was trying to pick him up." Newsflash, ladies; guys don't mind being picked up. Many of them like it and even wait for it.
There are many reasons men do not approach beautiful women. Most of them have to do with insecurity. In his mind, if a guy approaches a woman who is a 6 or a 7, he has a great shot of getting a date with her. However, approaching a 10 will end not only in rejection but also utter humiliation as she will be indignant at the very thought of him even talking to her; how dare he, a simple 7, approach a perfect 10? Yes, ladies, even great looking guys have insecurities. Those insecurities cannot be "willed away." So stop thinking about it. Do something.
Here are a few steps to help you become more approachable to men:
- Body Language Matters: It is important to pay attention to the message you're giving with your body. Avoid poses and gestures that scream "stay away," such as crossing your arms and legs. While you should always maintain good posture, avoid standing stiffly with both legs planted straight on the floor. This posture signals hostility. On the other hand, slouching or leaning against a wall or a bar not only shows lack of interest, but also disdain.
- Appropriate Eye Contact Goes A Long Way: When people get nervous, they tend to avoid direct eye contact. However, avoiding eye contact also shows disinterest and aloofness. On the other hand, long hard stare can seem not only impolite, but also arrogant and insulting. Learn to flirt with your eyes; catch his eye and look directly at him for about three seconds. Then look away and smile. After a few minutes try the same again. This flirtatious eye contact sends a clear message of interest.
- Smile: Smiling is hands down the best signal of not only interest, but also approachability. You may wish to practice smiling in front of a mirror to ensure your smile looks natural and inviting. There is nothing worse than a fake smile that clearly says you are merely going through the motions. Learn to smile with your eyes. Unless you hear a tragic story, which is an exception, do not drop your smile. It is your most inviting attribute!
- Skip The Crowd: Who you are with makes a big difference in how approachable you are to a man. When you go out in hopes to meet a guy, go with a single woman friend or two at most. Don't surround yourself with too many girlfriends or he might be intimidated to make the first move. On the other hand, surrounding yourself with male friends will, likewise, give the wrong message; a woman surrounded by many male friends is either taken or is already talking to someone in whom she is interested.
- You Go First: Sometimes no matter what you do, it's hard to get the man you're interested in to approach you. When all else fails, consider making the first move. It's okay and sometimes even desirable to approach a man first.


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Best small home design: Into thin air
Project: Opie-Burleigh itHouse, Three Rivers, CA
What we love: Jurors were wowed by this striking glass house built of components shipped from all over the country directly to the picturesque site in the Sierra Foothills.
It's small in size (1,200 square feet), but makes an eye-popping impact.
Design: Taalman Koch Architecture, Los Angeles (213/380-1060)
Photo by Thomas J. Story
Best small home: Interior
The Fireorb fireplace frees up floor space, and the spindly tables, chairs, and even kitchen counters help the home feel uncluttered.
See its outdoor fireplace next.
Photo by Thomas J. Story
Best small home: Outdoor fireplace
Carved out of the south side of the house, the fire courtyard provides shelter from the wind.
Floor plan by Arthur Mount
Best small home: Floor plan
Storage units in the kitchen and bedroom double as dividing walls.
Photo by Benny Chan for Fotoworks
Best custom-built home: Nothing to hide
Project: The Big Porch House, Santa Monica
What we love: The playfulness, the great use of color, and even the bold in-your-face-ness of this eye-catching Sunset Park residence. In a world of boxes, it's a house with real personality.
As the architects explain, the space is meant to say, "Come visit―we want to know our neighbors." This openness to the street and to the community offers a new model for the single-family home.
Design: John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects, Los Angeles (213/253-4740)
See inside next.
Photo by Benny Chan for Fotoworks
Best custom home: Dining room
The dining room opens onto the semi-walled entrance area. The open floor plan and careful window placement eliminate the need for air-conditioning.
Photo by Benny Chan for Fotoworks
Best custom home: Bedroom
Frosted glass gives this street-facing bedroom a bit of privacy. South-facing windows allow winter's rays to warm the house; in summer, the eaves help block the sun.
Model by Arthur Mount
Best custom home: Model
The house sits back on the lot―it doesn't loom over the street corner.
Photo by Bill Timmerman
Best green home: The Wright way
Project: Taliesin Mod.Fab, Scottsdale, AZ
What we love: The optimism and vision of Taliesin students are visible everywhere in this smart prefab.
The result of a design/build class taught by Jennifer Siegal and Michael P. Johnson, it's a dynamic, livable house that honors Frank Lloyd Wright's legacy while tackling important design issues of today, from innovative prefabrication to sustainable systems like solar panels and rainwater and gray-water collection.
Design: Michael P. Johnson, faculty lead, Mod.Fab Studio, Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture at Taliesin West, Scottsdale, AZ.
Illustration by Arthur Mount
Best green home: Floor plan
The unit, less than 600 square feet, is narrow enough to be transported by road.
Photo by Joe Fletcher
Best indoor-outdoor design: Without borders
Project: Vienna Way Residence, Venice, CA
What we love: This stylish house―the home of one of the firm's partners―expressed his family's desire for a design encompassing landscape and architecture.
Sustainable features and native plants up the ante on a seamless integration of indoors and out.
Design: Marmol Radziner, Los Angeles (310/826-6222)
Get a closer look next.
Photo by Joe Fletcher
Best indoor-outdoor design: Rooftop garden
A grassy roof helps keep the kitchen from heating up in warm months.
Sliding doors let evaporation from the swimming pool cool the house.
Photo by Tim Griffith
Best residential remodel: Stage set
Project: Honighaus, San Francisco
What we love: Clients with modern in mind find it's not always easy to work within the San Francisco Planning Department's historical mandates.
But the architects here proved the maxim that good design comes from constraints, creating an updated exterior for the 1910 Edwardian (see before photo next) to house a museum-like transformation indoors.
Jurors were particularly taken with the dramatic concrete "water wall" (at far left of house) that feeds into a small channel cascading to a pond at the rear of the property.
Design: Ogrydziak/Prillinger Architects, San Francisco (415/474-6724)
Photo by Tim Griffith
Best residential remodel: Before the renovation
The once-busy back of the house has been opened up and simplified.
Photo by John Clark
Best urban living space: Triple play
Project: Colman Triplex, Seattle
What we love: That the architects designed a complex yet elegant system to fit three apartments, each with generous outdoor living space and views, within just 3,800 square feet.
The use of a structural steel frame allowed for more flexible floor plans: Someday, for instance, units A and C could be combined to make an apartment large enough to house a home office, an aging parent, or a growing family.
Design: Workshop Architecture + Design, Seattle (206/903-5414)
See inside one of the units next.
Photo by John Clark
Best urban living space: Kitchen
The kitchen in the top-floor unit A borrows a view from the park next door.
Photo by John Clark
Best urban living space: Bath
Also in unit A, a light well illuminates the master bathroom.
Next, see how the units fit together.
Illustration by Workshop Architecture + Design
Best urban living space: Diagram
Units A and C could someday be easily merged into one dwelling.
Photo by Benjamin Benschneider
Honorable mention: Small space
Project: Sky Ranch, Seattle
What we love: That the Miller Hull Partnership saw the potential of all these empty rooftops with a view, designing a smart 800-square-foot apartment atop a 62,000-square-foot warehouse roof.
As the architects explain, "This is just one example of what is possible if we look at these forgotten landscapes as new opportunities."
Jurors were impressed by how the architects wrangled space away from pigeons and mechanical units while finding a new use for waterfront property in an industrialized setting. They also made note of how the project increased urban density using existing space.
Design: The Miller Hull Partnership, Seattle (206/682-6837)
See the view from inside next.
Photo by Benjamin Benschneider
Small space honorable mention: Roof with a view
The roof's deep overhang keeps the rooms cool even though the walls are glass.
See the model next.
Illustration by Arthur Mount
Small space honorable mention: Model
Existing stairs leading to the warehouse roof became Sky Ranch's front door.
Photo by Nic Lehoux
Honorable mention: Indoor-outdoor living
Project: Sheldon Gatehouse, Cle Elum, WA
What we love: Who among us hasn't dreamed of an idyllic cabin in the woods? Bohlin Cywinski Jackson has fulfilled that fantasy for the owner of this rustic-meets-modern two-bedroom getaway sited to maximize the sylvan surroundings, a two-hour drive from Seattle.
Indoor and outdoor rooms, linked by a "boardwalk," frame gorgeous vistas of the Wenatchee National Forest from multiple angles.
Jurors also appreciated that the buildings have strong visual impact yet occupy a minimal footprint on the land.
Design: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, Seattle office (206/256-0862)
See inside next.
Photo by Nic Lehoux
Indoor-outdoor honorable mention: Airy interior
The high ceiling helps the "winter" living room feel airy, and the steep slope of the roof keeps the area's heavy winter snowfalls from accumulating.
Honorable mention: Green home
Project: Utah House, near Moab, UT
What we love: Geothermal systems that heat and cool the house, and solar panels providing power, let this house sit relatively lightly on a dramatic landscape.
Design: Marmol Radziner, Los Angeles (310/826-6222)
Honorable mention: Green home
Project: Green on 19 Townhomes, Santa Monica
What we love: Each of the five units in this sustainably designed townhouse complex has an ethanol-burning fireplace that warms the living space.
Design: Jesse Bornstein Architecture, Santa Monica (310/399-6583)
Honorable mention: Small home
Project: Williams Cabin, Durango, CO
What we love: The interior of this simple cabin consists of one sleeping/living room, with a simple kitchen and a bathroom alcove.
Design: Stephen Atkinson Architecture, Palo Alto, CA (650/321-6118)
Honorable mention: Custom-built home
The project: Hundred Foot House, Orinda, CA
What we love: This largely glass house slices across the steeply sloping site, taking advantage of the mature trees, which help preserve some privacy.
Design: Ogrydziak/Prillinger Architects, San Francisco (415/474-6724)
Honorable mention: Custom-built home
The project: Montecito Residence, Montecito, CA
What we love: As wildfires often ravage this part of the Santa Barbara coast, the architects chose fire-resistant materials (steel, concrete) for the construction.
Design: Olson Kundig Architects, Seattle (206/624-5670)
Honorable mention: Indoor-outdoor living
Project: Mackey-Yaseen single-family residence, Tucson, AZ
What we love: The northern facade of the this 875-square-foot addition has a deep roof overhang, creating sheltered outdoor space that can be used year-round.
Design: Worker, Inc., Tucson (520/664-4847)
Honorable mention: Residential remodel
Project: Koliopoulos Residence, Paradise Valley, AZ
What we love: Glass curtain walls serve almost as a bubble enclosing the "real" rooms within.
Design: Peter M. Koliopoulos, AIA, Scottsdale, AZ (480/609-1000)
Honorable mention: Residential remodel
Project: p_House single-family residence, Redondo Beach, California
What we love: Cantilevering a second-floor addition over the backyard helped expand the house's living area without exceeding the original footprint.
Design: Ras-a Inc., Redondo Beach, California (310/937-1760)
Honorable mention: Urban home
Project: Envelope House, Seattle
What we love: The Envelope House takes its name from the fact that the structure is built out to the limits of the allowable building "envelope," leaving a courtyard in the center of the site.
Design: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, Seattle office (206/256-0862)
Honorable mention: Urban home
Project: Wyers End Neighborhood, White Salmon, Washington
What we love: Nearly two dozen pedestrian-friendly houses occupy this 2.4-acre infill site, shaded by mature oaks, near the center of a rural Washington town.
Design: Ross Chapin Architects, Langley, Washington (360/ 221-2373)


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On my last trip up north, I rode the New York subways a lot. My aunt was in a Brooklyn hospital and the easiest way to get there was by taking the train from New Jersey and then walking a few blocks from Penn Station to catch the R subway to Brooklyn. All in all, it took about an hour and a half to get from New Jersey to Brooklyn.
I like the subways.
I was thinking about the people I saw on them as I was falling off to sleep last night. Maybe that is a kind of prayer for them. I hope so. I realize prayer is supposed to go directly to God with no stops or detours. But the subway train and its riders were on my mind last night. The people almost swayed in my thoughts as I pictured them riding the rails beneath Manhattan. So I caught another ride with them, and I think that is close to God, too. For God must have been in the subway.
There was a Chinese man whose little daughter squeezed in between his legs. He sat next to me, by the door. His daughter looked up at him and pointed to a plastic bottle he held in his hands. She wanted a drink and he would smile and slip the straw in her mouth. She would finish drinking and then rest her head in his lap. She looked at me and smiled.
A young Latino mother sat across from me. Her little boy, who looked to be about 5, couldn't stay still. He would run from her, and then turn and laugh, and then run back. She would try to grab him but he was quick. He'd be off again before she could get her hands on him. I had the feeling that the boy would have been in big trouble had not the others on the car been looking on. The mother was careful to keep her cool. And the little boy knew it. He loved it. And exploited it.
A young black couple were holding hands and kissing.
A lot of people had iPods, iPads, Kindles, MP3 players and other devices that had games on them. In fact, I would say most people were absorbed in those things.
One person sat across from me and when I looked at her I had to look away because I could not tell if she was a man or a woman and didn't want to stare. There was something about her or him that was vaguely undefined. Hard to tell sometimes.
An old Chinese man was reading his paper. The paper was in Chinese and I could see a page from how he held the paper. I think it takes a near genius to read Chinese. He smiled as he was reading. And I wondered what made him smile.
A young guy got on with a CD player and his buddy was right behind him. When the train started to move, the guy turned on the music and the buddy started to dance and twist, and then got onto the floor and spun around and around. The music was good -- I think it was something about sex by James Brown. It was a fast, popping kind of song that made me want to move, to dance. But as it was, I sat there.
The more I write this, the more I remember. All the people, so handsome and beautiful, living life as best they can and moving beneath one of the greatest cities in the world. All of it made by God, though God is always discreet, hidden, living as he does in all living things. In the dance, in little thirsty babies, in kids running up and down the aisles, in the smile of an old man and the kiss of the young. It is there every second of every day. They say Manhattan is a city that never sleeps.
God doesn't sleep, either. God rides.
[Fr. James Behrens is a Trappist monk at the Monastery of Our Lady of the Holy Spirit in Conyers, Ga.]
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just formed south of bermuda...wave models arent picking up on this...what can we expect???
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tropical depression 3 forms
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I do not anticipate any signfiicant swell production towards the east coast from this system due to its rapidly forecasted NE motion. Most of the fetch associated with this system will be coming from the SW.
There could be some NE fetch that could potentially sending a bit of swell towards the OBX, so I'll be keeping an eye on the buoy data and the quickscat satellite based winds.
You can see this system on the swellinfo wave maps, but keep in mind, that these winds are based off the GFS weather model, and will not precisely depict the micro scale systems of tropical storms.
Tropical Storm Chantal has been christened in the Atlantic Ocean well southeast of Cape Cod. Sustained winds are now up to 40 mph and some slight additional strengthening is possible.(TWC) it's flying NNE at 21, maybe we'll get a pulse???
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latest quickscat pass showing 45+kt easterly winds in the center of circulation...
The NHC is also following this guidance, but I'm not sure how accurate this is as there is no signs of anythign on the buoys. Do keep an eye on the buoys for any jump in swell. Most of the fetch is still from the SW, but IF the quickscat wind are correct, we should see a few pulses of swells.
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What about the stuff off of the Carolinas/Georgia?


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The forge is located just before the bridge leading into the former Molten Core entrance and just after the Summoners' Tomb. Upon exiting the room of the Seven, turn right, and then immediately left - there will be a small bridge leading to a single [54-56+] Fireguard Destroyer. The Forge is directly behind it guarded by [53-55+] Lord Incendius.
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I've hated hard in my day. Hated hard and long and hot. Hated all day long in the burning sun and come back to hate some more. Most of all, when they've deserved it, I've hated comics. I once wrote a sitcom pilot based on my life and entitled it "Hating Comics." (This is 100% true.) But a while back, hating comics lost its luster. I stopped reading comics blogs and message boards, cut back my comics reading to the stuff I actually liked, and renounced comics hate in all its forms. My chakras are now clear and my heart is simple as a child's as I meditate upon the eventual ascent of my soul unto the Fourth World.
That's why, when the Hooded Utilitarian invited me to this roundtable, I responded SHAME! Shame on you, Hooded Utilitarian, for promoting negativity! For promoting divisiveness within Team Comics! Comics blogs lead to anger, anger leads to hate, and so on. Personally, I have evolved beyond such base sniping. I no longer hate comics. I have certainly not ranked various comics by level and quality of the hate produced therein, from those which inspire white-hot sputtering rage to those which merely stir intense allergic dislike, nor have I organized my most hated comics into various little categories. Categories like:
Most Hated Comic Strip. You see, this is how damaging hate can be. There was a time, in my youth, when I was consumed by hatred of Frank Cho's Liberty Meadows. It reached the point that my future husband, when about to introduce me to one of his childhood friends, added, "And please, please don't mention Frank Cho." Was this healthy for our relationship? Surely not.
Yes, Liberty Meadows was unfunny, predictable, tidily but lazily drawn, burdened with one of those self-pitying-nice-guy-nerd protagonists I just want to punch until they cry and then stomp on their glasses, and popular only because it featured huge-breasted women drawn in profile, but was that any reason to hate it the way I did? At the time, I didn't even know about Cho's "censored" strips wherein his cute-animal characters describe how to perform a donkey punch. My anger was completely out of proportion.
In fact, it was Milo George's epic takedown of Liberty Meadows in the pages of The Comics Journal, on the occasion of the strip's reception of an Ignatz Award, that first warned me off the dark path of hate. As an ardent Liberty Meadows hater, I should have basked in sweet schadenfreude, but it didn't feel meaningful because Milo George hated everything. He'd probably be just as bitchy to Bone. That was my first inkling that hate, when it becomes all-consuming, ultimately loses its power and its meaning.
Most Hated Superhero Comic. Hardcore superhero fans are much better at hating superheroes than I could ever have been, even at my most hate-filled. That said, I confess to being one of the many nerdgirls outraged by DC's ungentlemanly treatment of Stephanie Brown, a.k.a. Girl Robin. And it all started so well! I'm officially meh on Batman (grim superheroes are just not my thing), but I did always dig the girl Robin in Dark Knight Returns. When, in the mid-2000s, Stephanie "Spoiler" Brown put on the Robin costume and started spunkily kicking ass, I found myself interested in Batman comics for the first time.
So of course Girl Robin got kidnapped and tortured to death.
Then, in an even more hateable and much more bizarre plot development, longtime heroic doctor character Leslie Thompkins took a break from being awesome in the Batman TV cartoons to reveal that she deliberately let Stephanie Brown die in order to teach Batman a lesson. So not only is Girl Robin a textbook Woman in Refrigerator—that is, a female character who is tortured and/or killed strictly to provide the male characters with motivation—the refrigeration was actually engineered in-story. By another female character.
But I don't hate those comics. Not anymore. I am…irked, perhaps. But hate? Never. Remember how hate can spiral out of control. Keep it down. Keep it way low down.
Most Hated Graphic Novel. OH MY GOD RICH KOSLOWSKI'S THREE FINGERS.
Down. Calm. Down. We don't hate anymore, remember? We're past that. Visualize soothing images. Reed Richards entering the Negative Zone. Roger Langridge's Muppets riding a bus with the Electric Mayhem playing on the roof. Lynda Barry monkeys.
There. Better.
I shouldn't hate this comic, anyway. Koslowski seems like a nice guy, and he inks a mean Archie comic, and he probably meant well. It's just that I was suckered into paying hard-earned money for what turned out to be a queasy remake of Who Censored Roger Rabbit with none of the cleverness and deeply inappropriate appropriation of mid-century national tragedies. And having Mowgli from Disney's Jungle Book as the Toon equivalent of MLK was just a weird choice, and why do I even remember that detail? And then it won an Ignatz Award, which seems to be a recurring theme in comics I hate…
I mean used to hate. Used to. Because I don't hate anymore. I love. My heart is open and I love comics without judgment or reservation, I welcome all iterations of sequential art into my arms…
Most Hated Webcomic. Okay, I give up. The hate is back. Also? Ctrl-Alt-Del.
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The dollar continued to benefit from fund demand and the unwinding of highly leveraged positions during trading yesterday, hitting a 2 year high against Euro and a 5 year high against Sterling.
Sterling has deteriorated against the USD and the Euro after comments from the Governor of the Bank of England on Wednesday morning, confirmed that the UK economy was probably entering its first recession in 16 years. It steadied overnight but with key support at $1.63 and then $1.61.34 giving way, speculation has increased that the Bank of England will take aggressive action on interest rates, in order to shore up the economy.
The Euro and Sterling remain under pressure versus the US dollar this morning, as investor sentiment stays fragile in the wake of further losses on Wall Street. European stocks are expected to fall again today following the performance of US and Asian stocks in the overnight session. The dollar broke through the $1.60 level versus Sterling overnight and is challenging short-term support at $1.5850. Sterling has also weakened against the Euro, which has broken long-term support at 1.2500 and looks to be heading lower.
According to Futures trading, The Federal Reserve Open Market Committee are expected to reduce the benchmark Federal funds rate by half a point next week to 1% (the lowest since May 2004.) If the Fed. opt to take U.S. interest rates below 1%, this action could take the focus away from the main rate, and turn the focus towards alternative measures. These measures may include increasing its holdings of mortgage bonds to lower costs for homebuyers and purchasing securities directly from the Treasury in order to pump more cash into the economy.
Banks worldwide are shelving deals and cutting jobs as the unprecedented turmoil in credit markets spreads and spurs concern the global economy may fall into a recession. Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the only firm among Wall Street's five biggest to remain profitable through the credit crisis, have confirmed that they will shed about 3,200 workers, or 10% of its staff, as the revenue outlook worsens – These cuts add to more than 130,000 jobs eliminated in the financial industry since mid-2007.
Reports confirmed yesterday morning that Retail sales in the U.K. fell during the month of September as rising unemployment and the threat of a recession has prompted British shoppers to curb spending. French Business confidence fell to the lowest in almost 15-years as the global credit crisis worsened, threatening to deepen a likely recession in the euro region's second-largest economy.
Persian Gulf shares declined for a second day following world markets as investors fear a global economic slump will damp profits and as falling oil prices reduce the region's export earnings. Crude oil fell, giving up earlier gains, after Saudi Arabia failed to endorse Iran's call for an OPEC production cut when the group meets tomorrow.
South Africa's Rand traded near its weakest since March 2002, as commodity prices and stocks fell, stoking concern a global recession will hurt exports of precious metals and cut purchases of the nation's assets.
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08.30 ITALY Consumer Confidence
08.30 ITALY Business Confidence (October)
09.00 EU-15: Flash PMI
09:00 EU-15 Manufacturing & Services (October)
11:00 IRELAND External Trade Balance (August)
15.00 UNITED STATES Existing Home Sales (September)
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EOL Product Replacement Product Replacement Product Description IDS 2.2.x Sensor
Version 3.0 is Cisco IDS application software for the Cisco IDS 4200 Series appliances.
Cisco IDS 2.2.x Sensor Software Upgrade
Product Bulletin, No. 1641
End of Life for Cisco
IDS 2.2.x Sensor Software
Software release 2.2.x for the Cisco IDS Appliance Sensor has reached its End of Life (EOL) milestone. This software release is being removed from CCO, effective March 18th, 2002.
This EOL serves several purposes:
1. Simplifies the task of selecting software for customers and account managers by reducing the number of releases concurrently available.
2. Encourages customers to operate their IDS sensors with more current software releases.
3. Improves software support by reducing the number of versions currently available.
4. Allows customers to have available the latest signature updates available for their IDS sensor.
It is recommended that all customers currently running Cisco IDS Release 2.2.x upgrade their software to version 3.0.
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EOL Product Replacement Product Replacement Product Description IDS 2.2.x Sensor
Version 3.0 is Cisco IDS application software for the Cisco IDS 4200 Series appliances.
Cisco IDS 2.2.x Sensor Software Upgrade
The software upgrade from the 2.2.x sensor to the 3.0 sensor requires a CD-ROM which can be requested for free for customers with sensor SMARTnet maintenance contracts at:
The 3.0 software will only run on Cisco manufactured sensors. Customers running legacy WheelGroup appliances or software-only need to refer to the Product Bulletin at:
Signature Updates for version 3.0 is available for download at:
Documentation for version 3.0 is available for download at:
Note: The minimum version of the Management Console that will be required to support the 3.0 Sensor CSPM 2.3.2i or UNIX Director 2.2.3.
The latest versions of the CSPM & the Unix Director are available for download at:
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/cspm (CSPM)
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/ids221-dir-update (Unix Director)
Cisco will continue to provide support for this release until March 18th, 2002, through the SMARTnet service program. After this date, technical assistance might require an upgrade to a later release. Customers with SMARTnet service contracts are entitled to 24-hour phone support through the TAC and advance replacement of hardware. Cisco is committed to supporting this release for a period of three years after the End-of-Life announcement.
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The Lodi Flames won their sixth consecutive varsity boys tennis match Tuesday, beating the Tokay Tigers 5-0 at Tokay High School.
The Flames, fresh off a 3-2 upset of Lincoln, which has won the San Joaquin Athletic Association the past three years, dominated the Tigers.
"We knew Lodi was strong," Tokay coach Pete Flanders said. "We heard about the upset of Lincoln. Lodi is a fundamentally sound tennis team with great coaching."
The Flames are in first place in the San Joaquin Athletic Association.
"It's been a surprising season for us," Lodi coach John Stroh said. "I didn't expect us to be in this position."
Lodi's No. 1 singles player Mitch Hanner opened with a 6-2, 6-3 victory over Cliff Sutherland.
No. 2 Roman Ranke then swatted Tom Woeful 6-1, 6-3 and No. 3 Danny Miladinovich defeated Alan Ishihara 6-3, 6-1 to lead the Flames to a clean sweep of the singles matches.
"Danny and Roman both played solid matches for us," Stroh said. "Danny has really been improving for us, giving us a solid No. 3 singles player and Roman has continued to play well following his last victory, which gave us the big win over Lincoln."
In doubles action, Lodi's tandem of Julian Castillo and Jack Zech backhanded Mike Navone and Rajan Patel 6-1, 6-4 and Jeff Machado and Adam Berten knocked off Tokay's Ricky Gill and Tyler Sinclair 6-7, 6-1, 6-3.
"We have a decent amount of depth which gives us a solid team from top to bottom," Stroh said.
Flanders said the Tigers look forward to the second half of the season.
"Our players played well, but the score didn't reflect that. We won points, but failed to string points together," Flanders said. "We finally have our team in place and we look forward to avenging losses that we shouldn't have had in the first half of league.
Lodi and Tokay are back in action Thursday, with the Flames traveling to face Bear Creek and the Tigers hosting Franklin.
The Tigers will have a shot at revenge against the Flames in the final match of the regular season for both teams April 25.
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The Premier League runners-up are set to bid £20 million for the striker, who admits he may have to leave the Liga side as his ambitions are not currently being met
Goal exclusively revealed on Thursday that the Premier League runners-up have received the green light to complete a £20 million move for the striker after the Spanish side confirmed the signing of Carlos Bacca from Club Brugge.
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"Right now, I'm at Seville and like it very much," Negredo told reporters.
"If I stay that'll be fine but if I leave then it will be because it benefits both the club and myself.
"I'm happy on a personal level - but collectively we have not achieved the goals we wanted.
"Now perhaps I am at a decisive moment for my future."
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California will accept whatever method of service is acceptable in Austria, or you can petition the court for permission to serve the papers by alternative method, i.e. personal service or certified mail.
Once you file the petition and have the summons issued, you will then have a case number XXXXX the case will be assigned to a judge. You have to file a "Motion for Alternative Service". If you need a template, you should contact the family law self-help center (most courts have one) and ask if they have forms for motions. You can use the template for any motion (i.e. if all you can find is a Motion for Contempt, you can follow that format because all motions are basically the same).
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If you haven't heard of the city of Macau by now, you must have been living under a rock for the past five years. Macau is located in the south-east of China and is considered a special administrative district just like Hong Kong. Formerly a Portuguese colony, Macau has definitely taken advantage of its special status to establish itself the main gambling destination in the world, beating Las Vegas many times over.
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Our kitchen and other rooms in the house are not accessible to our guests.
Our two "wimdu" rooms are on the second floor of our Victorian townhouse.
The house is called "Rainbow Hermitage" and there is a name plaque on the wall next to the door to help guests find us!
The house is within walking distance to the famous "The Shore" dockland pubs & restaurants. Free all day street parking and frequent bus services to town centre.
Rooms, one with king size double bed and the other with two singles, are elegantly furnished and have coffee and tea making facilities, Freeview TV and free Internet WIFI. A bathroom with shower and bath is just outside the two rooms and shared exclusively by both.
Maximum number of guests per room is 2.
We can accommodate a maximum of 4 guests. In this case both the double and twin rooms can be booked.
Please note our offered room tariff is based on 2 guests occupying one room. If alternative occupancy is required, please contact us via Wimdu for special arrangements.
For families a small folding single bed or child travel cot can be added to the double room to increase capacity to 3 persons.
Check Out time is 11am, at the latest, unless otherwise arranged with owners.
Our home is Gay Friendly.
Our friendly family dog Asia is staying with us at the moment. She does not have the freedom of the house, so you may not even see here during your stay.
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住宿规定Our house is an late Georgian/early Victorian Townhouse. We consider our home as a quiet one where our guests can relax during their stay in Edinburgh. For this reason we ask your guests to not make any unnecessary noise. Our floors are original English Oak. Please help us maintain this by not using high heeled shoes indoors and avoid dragging heavy suitcases across the floors.
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Wir haben uns bei Eric sehr wohl gefühlt. Das Frühstück und der freundliche Service ist perfekt. Das Zimmer in der geschmackvoll eingerichteten viktorianischen Villa ist sehr gemütlich und man kann alles in Edinburgh fußläufig sehr gut erreichen. Wenn man mit dem Auto anreist, kann man gut und kostenlos direkt vor der Tür parken. Wir empfehlen diese Unterkunft uneingeschränkt!
Semplicemente perfetto. Siamo stati 5 giorni in questa fantastica città, resa ancora più bella da Eric e Alessandro, due persone fantastiche. Stanze accoglienti e ben pulite, colazione impeccabile. Grazie
Nuestra experiencia en casa de Eric fue estupenda. La casa es sensacional, limpieza, cuidado de los detalles....todo estupendo. Por poner un pero pasé un poquito de frío en algún momento de ducha, o de estar charlando en la habitación.
El desayuno inmejorable.
Absolutamente recomendable. Seguro que no te arrepientes si decides estar unos días en esta casa.
If you are lucky enough to have the opportunity to book here, do it! It's just a special place. The bed was great which is something I really appreciate. The hope is marvelously decorated and the cleanliness is impeccable. Location is just a short walk to Lieth, which we loved.
Before our small travel party went over to Edinburgh we got an excelent description how to reach the apartment. Our hosts were very likable. The apartments are cozy. And the service was pretty much excellent. We enjoyed our stay very much.
Thanks a lot!!!
We stayed 3 Nights by Eric and it was fantastic. Friendly welcome, clean rooms and a perfect Breakfast for a good start in the day. Car parking in front of the house for free and bus stop just a few steps away. Every time again and thank you.
Nice and kind house holders, very pleasant to every request. The room was very good looking, and the best was one of the best I ve ever slept. The breakfast was delicious and massive. I d definitely sugggest this place.
My friends and I had a real pleasant stay and felt very welcome. The rooms were clean and tastefully furnished and the breakfast was gorgeous! There's nothing more to say, it was simply great! Thank you!
Nuestra estancia en Edimburgo ha sido genial. El lugar era muy accesible al centro histórico con una parada de bus en la misma puerta que llega cada muy poco tiempo. Eric es una persona muy amable y discreta que cuida todos los detalles de tu estancia. El desayuno increíble!!!!
Gracias por todo Eric!
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