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The government's motion and associated declarations would be worth close analysis in any case. All the more so, though, in light of the possibility that the government conducted a fishing expedition into WikiLeaks as part of its Aaron Swartz investigation, almost certainly using PATRIOT Act investigative techniques. The government's documents strongly suggest they're collecting intelligence on Americans, all justified and hidden by their never ending quest to find some excuse to throw Julian Assange in jail.
EPIC's FOIA asked for information designed to expose whether innocent readers and supporters of WikiLeaks had been swept up in the investigation. It asked for:
- All records regarding any individuals targeted for surveillance for support for or interest in WikiLeaks;
- All records regarding lists of names of individuals who have demonstrated support for or interest in WikiLeaks;
- All records of any agency communications with Internet and social media companies including, but not limited to Facebook and Google, regarding lists of individuals who have demonstrated, through advocacy or other means, support for or interest in WikiLeaks; and
- All records of any agency communications with financial services companies including, but not limited to Visa, MasterCard, and PayPal, regarding lists of individuals who have demonstrated, through monetary donations or other means, support or interest in WikiLeaks. [my emphasis]
At a general level, the government has exempted what files it has under a 7(A) (ongoing investigation) exemption, while also invoking 1 (classified information), 3 (protected by statute), 5 (privileged document), 6 (privacy), 7(C) (investigative privacy), 7(D) (confidential source, which can include private companies like Visa and Google), 7(E) (investigative techniques), and 7(F) (endanger life or property of someone) exemptions.
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|Re: [DISCUSS] enhance the assemble server portlet usability
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On Aug 28, 2008, at 2:30 AM, Rex Wang wrote: > Really an exciting roadmap on Customer Server Assembly! I'd like to > clear my understanding on this mission, and hope this helpful for > "function centric" server assembly. > > Glossary: > Server template – a description of a customer server assembly, and > is composed by some function profiles. > Function profile – a description of a function (that is plugin > group), and is composed by some plugins. > > 1. How to assemble a server? > 1) manually choose the function profiles from a list to > assemble a server > 2) using a server template to generate a server > > 2. How to generate a server template? > 1) manually choose the function profiles from a list and > export as a server template > 2) export the current server as a server template > > 3. How to build a function profile? > 1) manually choose some plugins from a list and export as a > function profile (such as what we does today, for advanced user only) > 2) combine some existing function profiles to build a new > function profile > I don't disagree with anything you are saying, but to me these are all plugins. What I'd like to see added to what we have now are: - better support for "list of plugins" plugins that dont end up creating a classloader at runtime. The boilerplate plugin does this now, but it should be easier. - something in the console that lets you create a "list of plugins" plugin. I think using the Category or perhaps a naming convention might be enough structure to distinguish code-and-service plugins, "profile" plugins, and "template" plugins. thanks david jencks > > > Thanks! > > Rex > > > 2008/8/26 Joe Bohn <email@example.com> > David Jencks wrote: > > On Aug 25, 2008, at 3:25 PM, Joe Bohn wrote: > > Jay D. McHugh wrote: > Hey all, > I have been trying to get my thought straight on profiles/templates. > And, I think I just might have done it (we'll see). Warning, there is > very little 'implementation' here - mostly food for thought. > First of all, I think that it would be useful to have several ways of > thinking about groups of modules. Right now, we have maven artifacts > and plugins (that are groups of artifacts). In this discussion, we > are > trying to figure out how to divide/build up a server. And, the idea > of > profiles came up to group plugins that are necessary for a particular > function. > So far, I like everything about the direction that the discussion is > going. But, I have two ideas that I think might improve the > managability of server building/configuration. > The first involves adding a list of profiles that the different > Gernonimo modules/artifacts would 'satisfy' into the pom's. That > would > enable us to stay away from manually building/rebuilding the list of > default included ('provided by Geronimo') profiles. > The second would be to add one more level of grouping artifacts - > templates. The idea would be that profiles group modules that > provide a > particular function and templates would group profiles that (when > combined) provide a particular server. > > > I think I'm getting a little lost in the terms here. IIUC you are > using the following groupings (from the most comprehensive to the > least): > > Templates (server definitions) contain Profiles > Profiles (groupings of plugins) contain Plugins > Plugins contain Geronimo modules/artifacts > modules/artifacts - core building blocks of Geronimo > > I've oversimplified a bit but I think that is logical grouping you > are proposing .... Is that correct? > > If it is, then I think your 1st idea above is to include the > knowledge of containment in the child rather the parent. So would I > be correct in assuming that you are proposing adding the knowledge > of profile membership into the plugins (rather than modules/ > artifacts)? I don't have an opinion on that yet ... just trying to > understand. > > I missed that and don't see how it would work. If I come up with a > new template or profile tomorrow, how will the current plugins know > if they are in it or not? > > As I tried to say before, hierarchy is good but we already have > unlimited nesting in plugins.... we just need to fix a little bit of > goo so they don't result in excess classloaders at runtime. > > > For example, right now, we provide five distinct 'flavors' of > Geronimo: > minimal (framework), little-G (tomcat), little-G (jetty), JEE5 > (tomcat), > and JEE5 (jetty). Those would correspond to five 'provided' templates > for Geronimo. > As an (extremely oversimplified) example, here is what the little-G > template might look like: > <template id='little-g-tomcat'> > <description>Geronimo Tomcat Little-G Server</description> > <version>2.1.2</version> > <includesProfile> > <!-- full function profiles --> > <profile id='geronimo framework' version='x.x' /> > <profile id='tomcat web container' version='x.x' /> > </includesProfile> > <includesPlugin> > <!-- individual plugins, either provided or 'customer specific' --> > </includesPlugin> > <includesArtifact> > <!-- individual libraries --> > </includesArtifact> > </template > A template like this would be relatively easy for either a program or > user to build and allows for almost unlimited customizability in > describing what should go into building a server. Then, rather than > having our server assembly portlet actually do the work of making an > actual server - it could simply output the template. Or, we could > have > a new option that would allow for template creation and export (ie: > export current server as template). > Then we could either check the currently assembled server against the > template (and pull down whatever profiles/plugins are needed) or > have a > 'load template' function that would apply the template to a new > (presumably framework only) server. > > This notion of a template is exactly in line with what we had > discussed before and what I brought up again a few days ago. It is > basically a definition of a server in "thin" format. I keep > thinking of it in xml (like you referenced above) but it could be in > some other format. The idea was that you could use this template > and some utility to enhance a framework server and turn it into > whatever kind of server you want it to be. The utility would be > nothing more than something that could read the template, drill down > to the appropriate set of plugins, and install them along with any > other configuration necessary for the server. The actual plugins > that are installed (also groupings of plugins for simplification) > could be in some local toolkit repo we ship with Geronimo or in > remote repositories we make available when we release a server > version (as we do today). > > You can get a plugin to install just about anything you want > already. The tomcat plugin installs the tomcat config under var, > there are some instructions in the wiki on how to install > application specific logging, etc etc. There are also some ways to > customize preexisting configuration (such as config.xml) that we use > in the tck servers.... can't remember exactly how it works though. > > > I prefer this approach because it encourages portability and > predictability. You can generate a template and then use it to > create many server images which should be identical. Thought must > be given when creating the template. However, creating multiple > server images is then a fairly simple process from the user > perspective. If we can come up with a version independent way to > specify the Geronimo dependencies then this can be portable across > server releases so that the user can potentially use the template > they generated for a particular server image in 2.2.1 and generate a > comparable server image for 2.2.2. I wouldn't anticipate that we > could make this portable across major releases but I would hope we > could make it portable across minor releases. We don't necessarily > need to tackle the upgrade scenario now but I think the template > approach sets the stage for some possibilities. > > I really don't think we should encourage leaving out the versions. > it's a bit maven centric but maven can substitute versions when > constructing a geronimo-plugin.xml. I'm sure there are other ways. > > I guess the other way is what you have mentioned before ... > substitute the version when installing the plugin (via aliases). > > > > I may not be understanding what you are saying. It seems to me that > what we're talking about is basically turning the lists of plugins > now in the assembly poms into independent artifacts that can be used > by the car-maven-plugin to assemble servers, and also from other > spots such as gshell and maybe the console. We're can do this today > with the existing plugin mechanism although it has a few bad side > effects which we should be able to eliminate pretty easily. > > Right. I think the approach that you and Lin have been discussing to > use the existing plugin mechanism and extend the function in the car- > maven-plugin (and gshell/console) makes a lot of sense. I think the > concept of a plugin that is just an arbitrary container of other > plugins (nested multiple levels) can be used in a variety of helpful > ways: > > 1) It can be used to create these "profiles" of logical sets of > plugins that make sense together for easy selection/installation by > users. > 2) A user can use the same feature to create their own profiles of > functions base upon their own components. For example, a user could > create a shopping cart, bookstore, and electronics store profiles. > They could then combine/install these on servers to manage their > book business, electronic business, or both on any combination of > servers. > 3) The profiles can be persisted, reused, and shared among users > (just like regular plugins). > 4) It can be used to construct entire collections of components that > define a cohesive set of function for a server. This can then be > installed on a framework assembly to produce consistent/repeatable > server images (such as our javaee5 server or some subset such as a > web service only server image). > 5) It might be able to be used to create a consistent server image > across server released when modified (via automation or manually) to > accommodate differences between the old and new server versions. > This can potentially provide an upgrade path for our users that have > created custom assemblies. > > I think this function is more general than just what is needed for > "assemble a server". However, in that specific context we could do > the following: > - Let a user choose plugins, profile plugins (for lack of a better > term) or whatever from which they would like to create a server image. > - Produce another profile plugin that includes the total selection > instead of (or in addition to) creating a server image. > - The user could then save/publish/whatever the profile plugin. > - The profile plugin could be installed into a framework server > image to convert it into the specific server that was desired. > - Of course, the real function (what we know as plugins now) would > be installed from a repository - either local or remote. > > > This kinda gets at one of the things that has been nagging me about > the "assemble a server" discussion ... that being that a user must > select some core set of plugins to create a viable server image. > This always seemed a bit foreign to me because all along I've been > thinking that assembling a server would always start with a core > framework assembly which included the necessary core function (such > as the ability to install plugins). That was originally the purpose > of the framework assembly and I ensured that you could install > plugins into it way back when. I think (but I might be wrong) that > starting with a framework assembly when creating a new server > assembly should make it easier to make a pure template/profile > plugin because you don't need to worry about any core server > capability. All of the core stuff should already be included in > server image used as the starting point. A user would only need to > install particular features on top of that to create the specific > flavor of server they desire. And, these features could be combined > to create a server image that has the nature of multiple profiles. > From a user perspective it's all the same. He can build up a server > by installing plugins - some very small in granularity and other > quite large (perhaps large enough to pull in everything they want in > the server image with one selection). > > I've rambled enough for now ... and I hope it isn't all lunacy. > thanks, > Joe > > > > > > thanks > david jencks > > > > > Thoughts? > Jay > Lin Sun wrote: > Here is what I am thinking. Let me take the Web profile as an > example: > > So we want to allow users to check/select the Web profile to select > all the necessary geronimo plugins for little G. Users would only > see Web profile, instead the 10+ geronimo plugins. > > ------------------------------------------------- > Select from the following Profiles/Plugin Groups: > __ Web (when this selected, we'll install the 10+ geronimo plugins for > the user to get little G env.) > __ Web Service > ... > ------------------------------------------------- > > In order to do this, we'll need to know which geronimo plugins can get > the users to the Web profile and store this relatonship somewhere that > is avail for both admin console and command line custom assembly. I > come to the conclusion that we need some sort of group of plugins > function and David reminded me about the geronimo-plugin.xml that has > no module-id can work as group of plugins. Here is the wording from > the schema: > > If no module-id is provided, that means this is a plugin group, which > is just a list of other plugins to install. > > With that, I can just build a geronimo plugin group for web profile > and have the 10+ geronimo plugins listed as dependencies. This > geronimo plugin group can be available as part of the assmebly, along > with the other geronimo plugin groups. > > The idea is that if a user selects Web profile in either admin console > or command line, we can just select the corresponding geronimo plugin > group behind the scene, which would install all its dependencies. > > Now back to the web services sample, we 'll have 2 web service > plugin groups: > > web service CXF - cxf and cxf-deployer > web service Axis2 - axis2 and axis2-deployer > > The web service Jetty plugin group will be included in the jetty > javaee5 assembly and web service tomcat plugin group will be included > in the tomcat javaee5 assembly. Initially, I plan to only support > custom server assembly from the current local server, so when user has > jetty assembly, he will see web service CXF. When user has tomcat > assembly, he'll see web service Axis2. In the long run, we could > present both to the users and they can just pick either one. > > I hope above addressed your questions. Please feel free to let me > know any other comments you may have. > > Lin > > On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 11:57 PM, Jarek Gawor <email@example.com> > wrote: > Hmm.. I'm not sure how this profile idea fits in with what the user > have to select in the "assemble a server" portlet. Would there be a > profile for axis2 that only has two plugins axis2 and axis2-deployer > defined? And there would be a similar profile with two plugins for > cxf? And the user would either pick the axis2 or cxf profile and > combine it with the jetty or tomcat profile? I'm just not sure how > this relates to the steps the user would have to go through in the > portlet to create the desired server. > > Jarek > > On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 4:20 PM, Lin Sun <email@example.com> wrote: > I have been thinking a bit more on how we achieve this. Here is my > idea and I welcome your input - > > So we have a need to allow users to install groups of plugins(function > profile), instead of individual plugins. Install individual plugins > are nice for standalone apps, but for system modules, I think it would > be better to allow users to install groups of plugins as functional > profiles(unless the user is an expert user). What we need is to > expose the groups of plugins for certain functions available to our > users and allow them to select the ones of their interest to build the > customer server. > > I am proposing in addition to store plugin metadata of each plugin in > the plugin catalog, we could also host installable groups of plugins > information there (or in a separate catalog file). For example, for > a function such as Web (same as little G) that has been discussed in > above posts, we could have the following plugin metadata - > > <geronimo-plugin xmlns="http://geronimo.apache.org/xml/ns/plugins-1.3" > xmlns:ns2="http://geronimo.apache.org/xml/ns/attributes-1.2"> > <name>Geronimo Assemblies :: Minimal + Tomcat</name> > <category>WEB Profile</category> > <profile>true</profile> > <description>A minimal Geronimo server (Little-G) assembly using > the Tomcat web-container.</description> > <url>http://www.apache.org/</url> > <author>Apache Software Foundation</author> > <license osi-approved="true">The Apache Software License, Version > 2.0</license> > <plugin-artifact> > <module-id> > <groupId>org.apache.geronimo.assemblies</groupId> > <artifactId>geronimo-tomcat6-minimal</artifactId> > <version>2.2-SNAPSHOT</version> > <type>car</type> > </module-id> > <geronimo-version>2.2-SNAPSHOT</geronimo-version> > <jvm-version>1.5</jvm-version> > <jvm-version>1.6</jvm-version> > > <dependency> > <groupId>org.apache.geronimo.assemblies</groupId> > <artifactId>geronimo-boilderplate-minimal</artifactId> > <version>2.2-SNAPSHOT</version> > <type>jar</type> > </dependency> > > <dependency start="false"> > <groupId>org.apache.geronimo.framework</groupId> > <artifactId>upgrade-cli</artifactId> > <version>2.2-SNAPSHOT</version> > <type>car</type> > </dependency> > > <dependency start="true"> > <groupId>org.apache.geronimo.framework</groupId> > <artifactId>rmi-naming</artifactId> > <version>2.2-SNAPSHOT</version> > <type>car</type> > </dependency> > > <dependency start="true"> > <groupId>org.apache.geronimo.framework</groupId> > <artifactId>j2ee-security</artifactId> > <version>2.2-SNAPSHOT</version> > <type>car</type> > </dependency> > > <dependency start="true"> > <groupId>org.apache.geronimo.configs</groupId> > <artifactId>tomcat6</artifactId> > <version>2.2-SNAPSHOT</version> > <type>car</type> > </dependency> > ... > > When a plugin is a profile, it means it just contains a group of > geronimo plugin dependencies that are installable and can perform > certain functions. By installing it, it will simply install the > dependency plugins. > > Questions - > > How do we build this profile type of plugin? We could build them > manually initially to try things but maybe c-m-p could be used here. > How do we install this profile type of plugin? I think we could > leverage the pluginInstallerGBean to install it...when profile is > true, we just download the dependencies. > How/Where should we make this file avail? We could make this file > avail in geronimo-plugins.xml (or another catalog file in repo) and > with our server assembly (one assembly contains the plugin profiles it > have). When building customer server, when load all the plugins that > are profile and ask users to pick which ones they want. If we have a > framework that can install geronimo plugins, a user can just download > the framework and pick from our apache repo on which plugin profiles > they want to build their geronimo server. > How are we handle the upgrade scenarios Joe mentioned? No idea > yet... I think this is a rather complicated scenario. > > Thanks, > > Lin > > > > > >
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: Document Security Systems, Inc. (DMC) (market cap: $148.9M), has no significant assets besides a few patents and a lawsuit against the European Central Bank alleging copyright infringement for certain of the Euro bill's security features (such as water marks). In this report I briefly highlight the company's financial data and discuss the current state of DMC's court battles. I also criticize the one analyst who follows the company and who recently reiterated his buy recommendation.
DMC is a company without a decent product, without any significant assets (tangible or intangible), without any hope of ever making any sales significant enough to justify its current market cap. While the company has doubled its revenues over the last year ($1.75 million in Q1 2007, vs. $0.86 million in Q1 2006), about half of that increase has come ! from acquisitions ($215k from 2006 acquisition of P3) and from growth in the acquired companies (approximately $200k in sales growth in P3, see p.17 of the 10Q for details). Also, for an intellectual property company, Document Security Systems spends very little on R&D: $109k in the most recent quarter (see the August 9, 2007 press release). Net loss was $2.9 million in the most recent quarter (Q2, ended June 30). As for sales, they were up 10% in Q2 2007 versus Q2 2006. Not bad. But again, the company did make some acquisitions in that time. Oh, and share count was up 6% in the same period of time.
DMC's one asset is a patent (actually, a few related patents) on a document security system that prevents documents from being digitally scanned or copied. The one problem is that the patent was ruled invalid in the United States in 2000 and was ruled invalid in Britain and WIPO just this spring (the company has filed appeals). The company is of course appealing the recent rulings in Europe, but the case against them seems to me to be pretty strong. Also, if the company loses its appeals in Europe, it will not only have its patents invalidated but it will be liable for the court costs of the European Central Bank (which is trying to have the patents ruled invalid). The company did win an identical case in Germany, but it is unclear what would happen if the company won cases in some countries but not others. For a brief synopsis, I suggest reading Asensio.com's nc.&IsArchived=true">report (Asensio.com is an independent short-selling research outfit). I also suggest reading Asensio's prior reports on DMC. You can see DMC's European patent online. I have uploaded a pdf copy of the patent here.
I came across an analyst that upgraded DMC to buy recently (see report). It turns out that the company that hired the analyst is being paid $30,000 per year to "to assist with strategies related to the increase of share liquidity and general market presence". That sounds a lot like "pump up the stock" to me. And while the analyst himself is independent, he would be a fool to bite the hand that feeds him, and he is no fool. CCM Opportunities, the research company that hired the analyst, has only 1 company with a rating of sell or avoid, and of the companies that it rates hold, only one is a microcap (others, like Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) and Archer Daniels Midland (NYSE:ADM) are megacaps). So in other words, if you pay CCM to get coverage for your microcap company, you can be pretty darn sure that you will get at least a "speculative buy" rating. Not bad for $30k.
DMC has a market cap of $148 million. It has net tangible assets of about $3 million. Because of its huge SG&A costs and resulting losses, the company's fair value is $0. I suggest avoiding investing in DMC.
I am currently trying to get a copy of the German p! atent court decision and I am trying to get an opinion from an expert on European patent law regarding who needs to win where before money changes hands. I will post an update when I learn more.
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LAWRENCEVILLE-The Rider University women's cross country team and women's tennis team received public recognition from the NCAA for their performance in the most recent Academic Progress Rate, it was announced. To be recognized, a program's APR must rank among the top 10 percent in the nation in its sport
"Within the Rider Athletic Department, academic and athletic success are equally prioritized," said Greg Busch, Rider Associate Director of Athletics for Internal Operations and Compliance. "It is therefore a source of great pride for us to have two of our teams receive these public recognition awards from the NCAA."
The Rider women's cross country team compiled a 3.59 grade point average, which ranked 18th in the nation. Nine members of the women's cross country team were named to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference All-Academic team.
"The women do an outstanding job of not only achieving fantastic grades but they also are graduating with degrees to help them pursue their goals after college," said Rider women's cross country coach Bob Hamer. "I am really proud of this recognition and it demonstrates consistent academic achievement that we want as a hallmark of our program. "
Four members of the women's tennis team were named to the MAAC All-Academic team.
"The women's tennis team is to be commended," said Rider head coach Ed Torres. "They are not only good tennis players but better students. I have always insisted that the tennis teams put their education above their tennis strokes. As a former educator I try to teach them to work hard, play fair, treat others kindly and you will mature into a fine citizen whom your parents will be proud of."
In 2004, the NCAA developed an Academic Progress Rate (APR) metric that examines academic success on a more real-time basis. One point is awarded each term to each scholarship student-athlete who meets academic-eligibility standards and an additional point is awarded if they remain with the institution. A team's APR is the total points earned by the team at a given time divided by the total points possible.


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I've always had a crush on chocolate mousse. As a child, it would be the first thing I would grab from the dessert bar at a buffet dinner. It would almost always be 1980's fancy, spooned into a wine glass and topped with a strawberry. I hardly ever order dessert anymore (guess I misplaced my sweet tooth somewhere along the way) but if there's chocolate mousse on the menu chances are pretty good I'll find room for it.
I was approached several weeks ago and asked if I would be interested in joining JC100, a culinary celebration leading up to Julia Child's 100th birthday. Slightly intimidated and with visions of flopped soufflés and burned beef bourguignon, I accepted the invitation. I admit to feeling relieved when this week's recipe to cook was chocolate mousse. I can do chocolate mousse (and so can you.) It's actually pretty easy, so don't feel intimidated.
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- Pinch of salt
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- ¼ cup finely diced glazed orange peel (optional)
- Beat egg yolks and sugar together until mixture is thick, pale yellow, and falls back upon itself forming a slowly dissolving ribbon. Beat in orange liquor.
- Set the bowl over a pot of not-quite-simmering water and continue beating for 3-4 minutes until the mixture is foamy and too hot for your finger.
- Then beat it over a bowl of cold water for 3-4 minutes until the mixture is cool and again forms the ribbon. It will have the consistency of mayonnaise.
- Melt chocolate and coffee over a pot of hot water. Remove from heat and beat in the butter a bit at a time, to make a smooth cream. Beat the chocolate into the egg yolks and optional orange peel.
- Beat the egg whites and salt until soft peaks are formed; sprinkle on sugar and beat till stiff peaks are formed. Stir one-fourth of the egg whites into the chocolate mixture. Fold in the rest.
- Turn into serving dish, dessert cups or petite pots. Refrigerate at least 2 hours or overnight.
Excerpted from Mastering the Art of French Cooking by Julia Child. Copyright © 1961 by Alfred A. Knopf. Reprinted with permission from the publisher Alfred A. Knopf, a division of Random House, Inc.
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Auckland / Wellington, New Zealand – A twice yearly treatment option, BOTOX® (botulinum toxin type A),1 is now available for more than 500,000 New Zealanders experiencing overactive bladder (OAB) - a chronic and debilitating condition,2,3 that at its worst can affect social lives, make people feel secluded and cause psychological stress.2
The New Zealand Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Authority (Medsafe) has registered BOTOX®(botulinum toxin type A), for the treatment of overactive bladder (OAB) with symptoms of urinary incontinence, urgency and frequency, in adult patients who have an inadequate response to, or are intolerant of, an anticholinergic medication.1 This makes BOTOX® the first treatment option to help patients gain control of their bladder, with the effect lasting up to six months before re-treatment is required.1
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According to Dr. Sharon English, Consultant Urologist, "Only a small proportion of people with overactive bladder seek health professional assistance. Many women I see are very embarrassed to even talk to a medical professional. People experiencing involuntary leakage of urine, a need to empty the bladder more than eight times a day and frequently experiencing an urgent 'need to go', regardless of actual need6 should ask their GPs to refer them to an urologist to discuss how best to treat their condition and explore treatment options."
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Ginobili replaces Danny Green, who is shooting just 8 of 28 in the Western Conference finals. It's the first start for Ginobili since March 23 and just his eighth all season.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich wouldn't discuss any lineup changes before the game. But the move is a big shake-up for the Spurs after they dropped Games 3 and 4 in Oklahoma City following a 20-game winning streak.
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The second Bayonetta as you well know is being published by Nintendo exclusively for the Wii U. Both games have been developed by Platinum games. That said, the decision on which version to purchase is really up to you. The games are exactly the same except the WiiU version has a two player mode and the Bayonetta character has different hair and her costume is different.
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Katy Perry At The American Music Awards
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Julie Satow examines the ways in which owners and developers of potentially vulnerable properties in New York are planning to invest in costly waterproofing measures.
"If you are in the flood zone and you are marketing a new high-end property, it will need to stand up to the test of another superstorm," said Stephen G. Kliegerman, the executive director of development marketing for Halstead Property. "I think buyers would happily pay to be relatively reassured they wouldn't be terribly inconvenienced in case of a natural disaster."
Satow looks at the novel measures being incorporated into new and existing buildings, including a condominium project being built by Adam Gordon Holdings in Chelsea. "Mr. Gordon's Chelsea project will have a waterproof 'concrete superstructure' from the basement to the second floor that has 13-foot floodgates; waterproofed rooms with submarine-style doors to protect mechanical and electrical systems; and a generator and a pumping system run on natural gas."
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Jutge is the only French official named among a 12-man list of referees to officiate at the tournament.
England provide three referees in Chris White, Tony Spreadbury and World Cup debutant Wayne Barnes.
Spreadbury has been chosen to take charge of the tournament opener between France and Argentina on 7 September.
The referee panel is completed by Welshman Nigel Owens, Australian Stuart Dickinson, Irish pair Alain Rolland and Alan Lewis, New Zealanders Steve Walsh and Paul Honiss, plus the South African duo of Jonathan Kaplan and Marius Jonker.
Another Irishman, Donal Courtney, has announced his retirement from international refereeing to concentrate on business interests.
England's three other pool games - against the USA, Samoa and Tonga - will be controlled by Kaplan, Lewis and Rolland, respectively.
Barnes, meanwhile, has been handed four group fixtures, including New Zealand's opener against Italy.
Elsewhere, Wales' Cardiff showdown with Australia in September has been awarded to Walsh.
IRB referee manager Paddy O'Brien said: "The committee was delighted by the standard of match officials available for selection.
"While inevitably there are those who are unlucky to miss out on selection, it is really exciting to see the likes of Wayne Barnes, Nigel Owens and Marius Jonker all included within a Rugby World Cup referees' panel for the first time on merit."
A panel of 13 specialist touch judges has also been revealed but from the quarter-finals onwards, touch judge appointments will be drawn from the 12-strong referees' list.
Meanwhile, Barnes and Owens have also secured their first Tri-Nations Tests this summer.
Barnes will control the tournament opener between South Africa and Australia in Cape Town on 16 June with Owens in charge for the New Zealand v Australia clash in Auckland five weeks later.
Jutge will also referee England's second Test against South Africa in Pretoria on 2 June, with Walsh appointed for the opening Springboks encounter in Bloemfontein seven days earlier.
World Cup referees: Chris White, Tony Spreadbury, Wayne Barnes (all England); Paul Honiss, Steve Walsh (both New Zealand), Alain Rolland, Alan Lewis (both Ireland); Jonathan Kaplan, Marius Jonker (both South Africa); Nigel Owens (Wales); Stuart Dickinson (Australia); Joel Jutge (France).
World Cup touch judges: Dave Pearson (England); Hugh Watkins (Wales); Malcolm Changleng (Scotland); Simon McDowell (Ireland); Kelvin Deaker, Lyndon Bray, Lawrence Bryce (all New Zealand); Craig Joubert, Mark Lawrence (both South Africa); Christophe Berdos (France); Paul Marks (Australia); Federico Cuesta (Argentina); Carlo Damasco (Italy).


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In an effort to strengthen conceptual foundations of eudaimonic well-being, key messages from Aristotle's Nichomacean Ethics are revisited. Also examined are ideas about positive human functioning from existential and utilitarian philosophy as well as clinical, developmental, and humanistic psychology. How these perspectives were integrated to create a multidimensional model of psychological well-being [Ryff, C.D.: 1989a, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 57(6), pp. 1069–1081] is described, and empirical evidence supporting the factorial validity of the model is briefly noted. Life course and socioeconomic correlates of well-being are examined to underscore the point that opportunities for eudaimonic well-being are not equally distributed. Biological correlates (cardiovascular, neuroendocrine, immune) of psychological well-being are also briefly noted as they suggest possible health benefits associated with living a life rich in purpose and meaning, continued growth, and quality ties to others. We conclude with future challenges in carrying the eudaimonic vision forward.
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I have the fiskars I linked to below. It has a measurement guide on the fold out arm and it has the wire to tell exactly where it will cut.
I feel extremely stupid telling you all this, but since I have had this trimmer (January of 2010) I didn't know how to correctly use the fold out arm and measurements to cut paper until about 4 weeks ago........ I would use the 'ruler' on the edge to mark where I wanted to cut, then cut. Durrrr. Since I figured out how to use it correctly (it actually just came to me when I was sitting there trimming) it has made life so much easier! Hehehe


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Dallas -- 7-Eleven said it has completed the transaction with ExxonMobil to acquire retail interests in 51 North Texas sites. The transaction concluded Jan. 20, and terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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By Jodi Upton, USA TODAY
Women's participation rates are getting better in college sports, according to a government report released Thursday, but concerns about how accurate the data is and whether it shows real progress for all college athletes remain.
Two different reports suggest two different trends when it comes to whether increasing opportunities for women in sports have hurt men's opportunities. And within hours of the release of the Government Accountability Office report yesterday, advocates on both sides of the issue weighed in, lining up behind the numbers they argued were correct.
Representative George Miller (D-Calif.), chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, agreed with the GAO report, which relied on aggregate data provided by the NCAA (the NCAA does not provide raw data on individual schools). Miller asked Congress to "strengthen and fully enforce Title IX," the federal law that bans sex discrimination at schools receiving federal funds.
"Men still have greater opportunities to participate in college sports than women. … The fact remains that women still face disparities and discrimination on our nation's athletic fields," Miller said.
Added Marcia Greenberger, co-president of the National Women's Law Center, "This report underscores that we need to keep Title IX strong and the job is not yet done. Title IX works for women and men."
But the College Sports Council, which advocates for men's sports and used numbers that schools report to the Education Department, says the GAO report is flawed because of bad data provided by the NCAA. Its own study using primarily Education Department data, suggests men's sports have been hurt, and asks that the NCAA release their individual-school data.
The CSC was backed by Representative Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), who called the NCAA report "at best incomplete" because of the "discrepancy in numbers."
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"We're talking about minor differences here," said NCAA spokesman Erik Christianson. "The numbers are what they are. They show that they're up for males. They're up for females, as well, but there's still a ways to go in terms of women's participation."
Christianson also pointed out that the NCAA runs internal analyses to catch obvious errors; the Department of Education does not.
There's little doubt the numbers don't always agree. A USA TODAY study of athletes at public Division I-A schools in 2006 showed that at half of the 96 schools, those numbers result in different participation rates.
Some of the differences are in how many athletes are listed. At Mississippi State, for example, the Department of Education lists 228 men and 117 women athletes; the NCAA lists 246 men and 163 women, after adjusting for athletes in multiple sports. Six schools, including Kent State and Georgia Tech, had differences in how many students were enrolled as undergrads.
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I love to keep squash around the house for impromptu meals. They are healthy, filling, a breeze to prepare and super versatile. They also last for forever and are beautiful, so I can proudly display them in our little kitchen for months.
To cook a squash I poke it a dozen or so times with the tip of a sharp knife all around its body. Then I stick it in the microwave for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, I check to see if it feels soft on all sides (make sure you cover your hand with a kitchen towel or mitt before you grab it!). It usually needs a couple more minutes and needs to be rotated (the side on the bottom tends to cook more quickly). The final cooking time will vary depending on the squash and the microwave. As a warning, while cooking squash in the microwave is easy and quick, it never seems to be totally even. Some parts of the squash may be a little over cooked or under cooked. If I were preparing squash for company (as opposed to a quick lunch), I'd probably think about cooking it in the oven.
After the squash is soft all over, I pull it out and slice it in half. Then I scoop out the seeds with a spoon. If you're feeling ambitious, you could save the seeds and roast them on a cookie sheet for a snack later in the day.
Next, I poke around my fridge and find something to stick in the hollow left from the seeds. Yesterday I happened to have leftover wheat berries, cherry tomatoes and a tiny bit of gorgonzola. Almost anything will work here: leftover rice, quinoa, broccoli, veggie sausage…
After loading the squash up, I drizzle olive oil over it and sprinkle it with salt. The final product: a satisfying, healthy meal with about 3 minutes of active work on my part (poking holes in the squash, scooping out the seeds and spooning leftovers in).
What happens to the other half of the squash? I could have shared it with Alex, but he was out and about. Instead, I put it in the fridge for the night, reheated it in the morning for breakfast and topped it with maple syrup. Other fun toppings might be Greek yogurt, grated apple and dried cranberries or raisins. If you haven't tried it before, squash for breakfast is the greatest! It's somehow light and filling at the same time.
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- Five Brit riders' give their thoughts ahead of their home race
- Meet the Brits on Thursday during the free 'Paddock Show'
The FIM Superbike World Championship heads to Silverstone this weekend (03 – 05 August) and Britain's five home-grown World Superbike riders are counting down the days until they go head-to-head with some of the best riders in the world, in front of a passionate, partisan crowd.
Ahead of the race action there will be a free autograph session in the Silverstone Wing Paddock on Thursday (02 August). The 'Paddock Show', providing fans with an opportunity to get up close and personal with their World Superbike heroes, will be open from 14:00hrs to anyone with a Saturday, Sunday or Weekend ticket, including families making the most of Silverstone's kids go free policy* (for children aged 15 and under).
With plenty of overtaking guaranteed, Silverstone's fast and flowing Grand Prix Circuit is loved by the riders. Britain's five World Superbike riders have been offering their thoughts ahead of their home race:
Tom Sykes (aged 26; born in Huddersfield): having made the podium in both races at the last round, Sykes heads to Silverstone third overall and is the highest placed Brit in the championship. Looking ahead to his home race, the Kawasaki Racing Team rider said: "For me it is great to be coming back to race at Silverstone, even more so as it is less than 40 miles from my house and there is a good coffee shop en-route. It also helps that we are coming here off the back of a solid weekend in Brno where we seemed to find some benefits in our setting on the ZX10-R. Of course we have achieved this with a lot of hard work from myself, Kawasaki, all of the team and also extra help from Provec, Motocard and LeoVince. Hopefully we can carry this momentum forward for the rest of the season and especially here in front of my home crowd at Silverstone. In this case I will be even more satisfied."
Jonathan Rea (aged 25; born in Larne, N. Ireland): Rea, who missed out on his home race last year due to injury, already has two wins under his belt this season and will be looking for a podium finish at Silverstone. The Honda World Superbike Team rider said: "There's something extra special about racing in front of your home crowd, so I'm really looking forward to riding at Silverstone. I was honoured to be invited to the opening of The Wing last year and spent some time with some of the greatest names in the history of motor sport, which was a really humbling experience.
"Unfortunately, I wasn't able to race at Silverstone later in the season because of injury and, although I was there to support the team, it was a frustrating weekend for me. There's still a lot to fight for in this year's championship and the Honda CBR is a much better package than the one we had last year. I've had some good success at Silverstone in the past - it's a fast and flowing circuit, which suits me and the bike, and we took a couple of podiums in 2010 so I can't wait for the weekend."
Leon Haslam (aged 29; born in Smalley): Haslam is currently sixth in the championship, having ridden his way to five podium finishes. His results, combined with those of fellow BMW Motorrad Motorsport rider Marco Malandri, have propelled BMW to pole position in the manufacturer standings. The S 1000 RR rider said: "I'm really looking forward to Silverstone; it's always special to race in front of your home crowd. We've had a few issues, a couple of poor weekends and I've been racing at circuits that I haven't been that good at in the past; so I'm glad that's all behind me and we're going into Silverstone, my home race. Hopefully we'll get back to winning ways. I really enjoy Silverstone as a track. My dad has a race school there and, for me, it's a great venue to have a good, close race."
Chaz Davies (aged 25; born in Knighton): Davies has made a promising debut in World Superbikes with his ParkinGO MTC Racing team, clinching a podium finish in Aragon. Speaking ahead of the weekend, he said: "I'm looking forward to Silverstone. I feel that the race is well timed in the calendar for me, because I'm just starting to grasp Superbike racing. We've come a long way in the last four races in terms of experience in WSBK, so I hope to use everything I've learnt to best effect at Silverstone and put on a show for the home crowd. I have a lot of friends and family coming which is always good for a few tenths of a second!"
Leon Camier (aged 25; born in Ashford): now in his fourth year of World Superbikes, Camier is looking forward to his third year of racing on Silverstone's world famous Grand Prix circuit. The Fixi Crescent Suzuki rider said: "It's always great fun to compete at your home race, but I don't feel any extra pressure at Silverstone. I want to do well at all races, so racing at home is no different in that sense. John qualified the Suzuki on pole position last year, so we know the bike goes well there and it would be good to be on the front row - like I was last year. I can hear the fans on the warm-up and cooling down laps, but once the race is on, I am so concentrated that I don't hear a thing. I'm hoping for some good weather, a good crowd and some good results."
In addition to the two World Superbike races on Sunday (05 August), there are a host of support races to look forward to. While away from the track, fans can look forward to plenty of off-track entertainment.
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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Jordan Shipley reported via his Twitter account that he has been "released to participate in full activitiy without restriction." Shipley had gone to Pensacola, FL today to be checked out by his surgeon.
The news comes almost eight months after Shipley went down in Denver with a torn ACL.
Shipley caught an Andy Dalton pass on a crossing route during the first half of the Bengals' second game of the season. As he was tackled, his left leg planted awkwardly in the turf resulting in the injury. Shipley was placed on injured reserve the next day and was lost for the season.
Shipley entered 2011 off a promising rookie season that saw him catch 52 passes for 600 yards and three touchdowns. Of his 52 catches, 30 resulted in Cincinnati first downs.
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The 2017 MAP Oaxaca Program* is our third trip organized with Building Bridges Worldwide and Texas MBA alums Dan Sarles and Ted Egner. Participating students will travel to the Chinantec indigenous rural community of San Isidro Naranjal, Oaxaca to work with Building Bridges and local partners on the construction of composting latrines and fuel-efficient cooking stoves in order to address the interrelated issues of deforestation, habitat loss, and water contamination. After signing up for the program, students will crowd-source fund-raise $1,200 or more for the project's labor and building materials. In July, participants will fly to the Oaxaca City airport to meet trip leaders. The program will begin with a day of exploring Oaxaca City and all its cultural treasurers to give participants a chance to bond with the team. Participants will also enjoy a welcome ceremony and receive instructions from the local construction site managers on the project. Construction will take place Friday and Saturday and then students will have a free day to explore the tropical ecosystem of San Isidro Naranjal, including swimming holes and hiking trails. Participants will return to work Monday and Tuesday and, after a job well done, students will depart the village together Wednesday night for Oaxaca City to enjoy a group celebration dinner. The group will transfer to a resort style hotel in the city on Thursday to relax and enjoy comforts in addition to fun activities before departing and returning back to the U.S. on Friday. Accommodations at the village will be very basic. The village will not have electricity or running water -- bottled water will be provided -- and students should prepare to spend 4 nights in sleeping bags on floor mats or on basic cots. Hot meals will be provided but will be very simple dishes consisting of mainly rice and beans. Students should also be able to participate in strenuous activities such as digging ditches, shoveling dirt, and mixing cement by hand.
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Participants will arrive in Guilin, China on Friday, July 21 and have a chance to spend some time there before heading out Saturday to Yao Mountain, visiting the Longji Rice Terraces and spending the night in Longsheng on the 22nd. Students will visit the Ping'an and Dazhai Villages below the "Dragon-Backbone" rice fields and hike along the golden waterway of the Li river. The Li river delivers amazing sites such as the Yangdi flying waterfall, amazing limestone formations, dense bamboo forests, and water buffalo wandering about rural farms. The program will end in Yangshuo with more hiking, bicycle tours, river tours, and a cooking class. All breakfast and lunches are covered by the program fee, as well as a welcome and farewell dinner.
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