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Technology and the Developing Brain: How is Your Child Being Affected?
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Innovation in technology is not only changing the way we live and communicate,
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Dr. Gary Small is a professor of psychiatry and director of the *UCLA Longevity Center at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior. His research, supported by the National Institute of Health, has made headlines in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times. Scientific American magazine named him one of the world's leading innovators in science and technology. Dr. Small lectures throughout the world and frequently appears on The Today Show, Good Morning American, PBS, and CNN. He has written six books, including The New York Times best seller, The Memory Bible.
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NASA has posted on its YouTube channel a video from 1973 discussing the Landsat program, which it calls "the longest continuous global record of Earth observations from space" (the latest satellite, Landsat 8, is scheduled to launch in 2013). The 1973 video talked about the Earth Resources Technology Satellite (renamed Landsat 1), and featured discussions of scientists doing science-y things, but accompanied by a typically odd, yet appropriate for the '70s, soundtrack.
I bet a lot of schoolkids in the '70s were forced to watch this film during science class, at least when "The Red Balloon" wasn't available.
Keith Shaw rounds up the best in geek video in his ITworld.tv blog. Follow Keith on Twitter at @shawkeith. For the latest IT news, analysis and how-tos, follow ITworld on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.
Now watch: Star Wars/Gotye parody video proves how unhip I am 32-year-old talks to 12-year-old self via VHS Meet the YouTube Complaints Department Watch a water balloon pop in space Did this 1985 film coin the phrase 'information superhighway' and predict Siri?

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Q&A without politicians, but with dick jokes. That's Mick Neven's approach to his interactive, live Twitter-based act, #ShitMickNevenSays, at this year's Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Instead of using the traditional comedian's repartee of asking "Hi, where are you from", Neven will be encouraging his audience to tweet him using the hashtag in his title.
"It's audience participation for the 21st century," he says. "During the show, I'll be replying to tweets and if someone tweets something funny I'll retweet it. The idea is to get the hashtag up and happening."
The idea to incorporate the microblogging site in his act grew gradually, but gained momentum when gaffes became public.
"You see things happen like (swimmer) Steph Rice get castigated for her comments, the VileKyle campaign starts up (about radio host Kyle Sandilands) and all of a sudden people are threatening (TV host) Yumi Stynes with death on Twitter and you just think 'this'll work, for sure'."
Neven says he won't be deliberately outrageous in his show - "I'm not going to start calling people names or anything like that but outrage seems to go away after two days when they find the next thing to get outraged about. So it's not going to hurt anyone."
Tweets will be projected on a screen, but Twitter is not crucial for participation.
"If you're not on Twitter, there's still something in it. I've still got 40 minutes of stand-up ... if you're not on Twitter, don't panic, there's still something in it for everyone and you're going to get a laugh out of what's happening on Twitter anyway.
"If you're not on Twitter, you're either going to get on Twitter when you get out of the show, or you're going to feel validated in your decision not to get on Twitter."
Next year's act, though, won't be based around Facebook.
"The trouble with Facebook is you get too many cat pictures and my mum's on Facebook, so I don't want her to join in, trying to tell me during the show to get a real job. And of course, (there's) people you went to school with who you don't want to hear from. You don't need those guys."
#ShitMickNevenSays begins tonight and runs until April 21. When audience members buy a ticket, they are encouraged to download a podcast which acts as a guided tour from the Town Hall to Roxanne Parlour, with a stop off at a secret location on the way.


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LANETT — Funeral arrangements are pending for Mr. Bradford Allen, 78, of Lanett, who died Tuesday, April 30, 2013, at George H. Lanier Memorial Hospital in Valley.
Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home of Valley is handling arrangements.
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College Park, Md. • Seth Allen broke a tie by making two free throws with 2.8 seconds left, and Maryland stunned No. 2 Duke 83-81 on Saturday night to end a six-game skid against its bitter rival.
As the final horn sounded, thousands of fans from the sellout crowd charged onto the court to celebrate the Terrapins' most significant victory of the season. Maryland had lost 12 of 13 against Duke, including a 20-point embarrassment last month.
The Terrapins (18-7, 6-6 Atlantic Coast Conference) did not trail after halftime but never could pull away from the weary Blue Devils, who were playing their third game in a seven-day span.
Duke (22-3, 9-3) trailed by 10 with 3 minutes, 39 seconds left but pulled even when Rasheed Sulaimon made three foul shots with 16.7 seconds to go. Quinn Cook then fouled Allen as the freshman guard drove through the lane, and Allen made both shots.
After a Duke timeout, Cook's desperation 30-footer bounced off the back rim. Chaos ensued as the fans immediately rushed the court.
Alex Len had 19 points and nine rebounds for Maryland, and Allen scored 16 points.
Duke had its six-game winning streak end. Seth Curry scored 25 and Cook added 18. But 6-foot-10 center Mason Plumlee (four points, three rebounds) was outplayed by the 7-1 Len, who went 6 for 8 from the field and 7 for 8 at the foul line.
Maryland committed a whopping 26 turnovers, eight by Allen. The Terrapins shot an impressive 60 percent from the floor and finished with a 40-20 rebounding advantage.
Maryland played without reserve guard Pe'Shon Howard, who was suspended for violating team rules. Despite being demoted from his starting role last month, Howard still leads the Terrapins in assists.


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A compact vertical scanner for an atomic force microscope (AFM) is developed. The vertical scanner is designed to have no interference with the optical microscope for viewing the cantilever. The theoretical stiffness and resonance of the scanner are derived and verified via finite element analysis. An optimal design process that maximizes the resonance frequency is performed. To evaluate the scanner's performance, experiments are performed to evaluate the travel range, resonance frequency, and feedback noise level. In addition, an AFM image using the proposed vertical scanner is generated.
An atomic force microscope (AFM) is composed of a micro-machined cantilever with nulling control devices, vertical and horizontal scanners (usually, monolithic tube piezoelectric scanners), an optical microscope for viewing the cantilever and samples, and coarse positioning devices for the cantilever and the sample [
We have developed a compact vertical scanner that has no interference with the viewing angle of the optical microscope. The scanner is composed of a linear flexure guide, a piezoelectric actuator, and a feedback sensor. The theoretical stiffness of the flexure guide is analyzed, and its resonance is calculated and verified using finite element analysis. The optimal design technique is used to maximize the feedback speed, and the result is verified using finite element analysis. The travel range, feedback noise, nulling resolution, and resonances were evaluated experimentally and compared to the theoretical findings. Finally, we present an AFM image from the developed vertical scanner.
For the model, the
The static stiffness of the flexure guide is given by [
Therefore, the total stiffness of the
The optimal design is determined with the objective of maximizing the resonant frequency. Thus, the cost function is given by:
The cost function has two constraints: the maximum displacement should be larger than 17 μm, and the maximum stress should be lower than 20% of the ultimate strength of the material. The maximum stress was selected considering the fatigue fracture based on the following equation:
The optimal parameters were selected as shown in
Using the sequential quadratic programming (SQP) method of MATLAB® Optimization Toolbox™ (The MathWorks), the convergence plot after completion of the optimization process was determined as shown in
To ensure a global minimum value, eight optimization processes with random initial values were performed as shown in
To validate the optimal design, finite element analyses using the commercial program Pro/ENGINEER Mechanica™ were performed, and the results are shown in
The assembled
As a first measurement, the vertical nulling resolution of the total system is an important factor that determines the quality of the AFM image. The vertical nulling resolution characterizes the stability of maintaining the gap between the tip and sample. After approaching the tip close to the sample surface, we measured the gap between the tip and sample using the optical lever of the AFM head at the null state of the cantilever with no
The step height (20 nm) standard sample was measured using our homemade AFM with the proposed vertical scanner as shown in
A compact AFM vertical scanner that has no interference with the viewing angle of the optical microscope was developed. The theoretical stiffness of the flexure guide was analyzed, and the resonance was calculated and verified via finite element analysis. A design optimization process to maximize the feedback speed was performed and verified via finite element analysis. The travel range, feedback noise, nulling resolution, and resonances were experimentally evaluated and compared to the theoretical findings. The travel range was measured as 10.5 μm for a 120 V input. The feedback noise was about 1.2 nm peak-to-peak. The first resonance is about 2 kHz, which is close to the optimal design results. Finally, a non-contact AFM image of the 20 nm height standard sample was generated. As a final comment, the travel range of the scanner is about 10 μm that seems to be large for the specialized wafer industries. Because the usual measuring height is less than 1 μm in the wafer industries, so the small actuator could be used for the above specialized application field. If the nano-scanner is made from the vacuum compatible materials, the nano-scanner could be used in the scanning electron microscope.
This research was supported by Yeungnam University research grants in 2009.
Schematic diagram of the
A simplified model of the
Convergence plot of the optimization process.
Convergence of the cost function at eight different initial values. This plot shows that the optimized results are global minimums.
Static FEA of the
Dynamic FEA of the
Photo of the
Travel range of the
Noise level of the
Resonances of the
Vertical nulling resolution of the TS-AFM. Top: NC-AFM image. Middle: statistics. Bottom: histogram.
Non-contact AFM image of the 20 nm standard height grating.
Optimization parameters.
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From The Trenches: Internet Censorship and Facebook Censorship is in full swing. There are many people participating on Facebook who are being blocked from posting the news that is important to them on a daily basis. Even sharing certain posts will have you blocked. Reports of emails disappearing and websites being shut down are becoming more commonplace. Why is this?...read more>>>...


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My DH (dear husband) and I received this email today from his mother. Everything in this email made the hair on the back of my neck stand on end. There really is no backstory here. So I don't know why I feel enraged with anger. I guess it's perhaps that I feel as if she is dictating what I'm suppose to do on the holidays. So does it read as bad as I'm making it out to be? Or am I just being too sensitive? If it makes any difference..
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I'm going to ask you to please make plans to go to SIL (sister-in-law) & BIL (brother-in-law) for at least Christmas Eve. It would mean a lot to them to have us all there for at least Christmas eve. And Son don't tell me that you have to work all day, I know better. We would like to see DS (dear son) open gifts too. It is only a 3 hr drive and you could stay the night and then head back to have Christmas day with M & D (my parents), I'm sure they won't mind. Just once I would like to have us all together.
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As if the Orioles needed one more bad thing to happen as they try to close out their 2013 season. Manny Machado fell to the ground and was carted off the field during this afternoon's game with the Rays. We all wish him a safe and fast recovery from the injury.
The day did not go the Orioles way after that. Tampa completed the four game sweep with a walk off home run. The loss all but ended Baltimore's hopes for a return trip to the playoffs.


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YPSILANTI - How digital information has drastically changed the way society handles information will be examined by Eastern Michigan University's 23 rd Annual Spring Lecture Series "The Digital Revolution: The Impact of Electronic Information on Society."
Hosted by EMU and Lawrence Technological University, the weekly series will be offered every Wednesday, May 12 - June 23, 7-10 p.m. at the Eagle Crest Conference Center. The public is invited to the free discussions.
"The ever-increasing dominance of digitized information in today's society is both exciting and daunting at the same time," said Morrell Boone, professor of EMU's interdisciplinary technology, and team leader of the series. "All of the sessions have a different flavor."
The series will kick off with an overview of how the Government Printing Office switched from a print to digital format.
Also addressed at various sessions will be how to make informed decisions about the use of new technologies; cybersecurity and the threat of terrorism to personal privacy; challenges faced by businesses with electronic documents; the effect of intellectual property laws on copywrite laws; local governments use of digital information for city planning; and the impact of anti-terror laws, such as the USA Patriot Act, on civil liberties.
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You completed your Integration Key License Agreement for Adobe Reader, you got your certificate, followed all of the steps exactly and your plug-in still won't load. Why?
Richard Relph, a Senior Computer Scientist at Adobe, has compiled a list of the four common issues that result in a plug-in failing to load and forcing Reader to quit.
1: User error – Signing the plug-in
Signing the plug-in with the tools we have in the field can be an error-prone process. It is absolutely essential that the instructions be followed very carefully. The most common mistake is to "rebuild" instead of "build" the plug-in after computing the signature value, but other mistakes are certainly possible.
The most common problem is a plug-in not being compiled for Reader. Reader does not support the full set of APIs that Acrobat does. The compile-time switch forces the plug-in loading code to NOT fetch certain "HFTs" (an HFT is a table of pointers to APIs) that aren't available in Reader. If the plug-in loading code (which is a part of the plug-in) wasn't compiled with READER_PLUGIN, it will attempt to fetch an HFT that Reader doesn't support, the loading code will return an error, and loading will stop.
Unfortunately, in the samples that ship with the Acrobat SDK for Acrobat 8, we didn't correctly deal with one particular HFT when READER_PLUGIN is defined. If the developer is attempting to compile or modify a sample we shipped with the Acrobat 8 SDK, besides setting READER_PLUGIN, they will have to modify AcroDspOptions.rsp, which is located in the Samples folder of the SDK. In that file is a /D that assigns a specific version to the ACRO_COLOR HFT. That forces the loading of the HFT, even in the presence of READER_PLUGIN, which will prevent the plug-in from working in Reader. Delete the line in the RSP file.
4: DLL Hell
Some developers have a development machine with Acrobat and Visual Studio and another machine that has just Reader. The problem is that the machine with just Reader doesn't have all the C Run-time DLLs that are installed "for free" when Visual Studio is installed. The solution to this is to either build the plug-in such that the C Run-time libraries are statically linked in to the plug-in (my preferred solution), or to ensure that the necessary DLLs are loaded on to the target machine with the plug-in. (Yes, this would have to be done as part of the plug-in installation process for end-user machines.) Sometimes this isn't an issue, because Reader itself installs some of the C Run-time DLLs. Other times, it is because the plug-in was built using a newer or slightly different variation (debug vs. release or multi-threaded vs. single-threaded) of the run-time libraries.
Richard recommends that new Reader developers use the Visual Studio Plug-in Wizard to create a "trivial" Reader plug-in (say with a help item and nothing else). By clicking on the "Reader" check box at the appropriate step in the wizard, problems #2 and #3 and #4 above are avoided. That only leaves problem #1. Once the developer is successful in building a trivial plug-in that works with Reader, especially including the signing process, they have the confidence and experience necessary to move on to signing their own "real" plug-ins and knowing that whatever problems remain aren't due to any "issues" with the key we've sent them or the tools they've never used before.


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The organization that represents Ontario public school boards is seeking legal advice as to whether its members can legally force teachers to attend events such as meet-the-teacher nights in the wake of a legislated wage freeze that has many opting out in protest.
Lawyers for the Ontario Public School Boards' Association are also probing the definition of an illegal strike, the association said.
Clubs and sports teams, which many teachers have stopped coaching, fall clearly under the banner of volunteer work, but events such as school open houses, curriculum nights and parent-teacher meetings may be a requirement under the Education Act.
Teachers began cutting back on their time during the second week of school, when the Ontario government approved legislation that dictates the terms of their contracts. Many were so angry at the province that they stopped running clubs, coaching teams and staying after school to help students even before unions leaders directed them to take a pause. More recently, teachers have cancelled open houses and parent-teacher nights, for many parents the first opportunity to meet their children's teachers for the year and learn about curriculum expectations.
Staff and principals are under enormous pressure from parents and students to salvage the school year for extracurricular activities. Yet neither the province nor the unions have indicated they'll back down with unions holding strike votes that draw on their members' anger. The new legislation blocks teachers from going on strike, but the votes suggest the dispute is unlikely to quiet down without legal intervention.
"How far this can escalate I don't know," said Lori Lukinuk, vice-president of the Ontario Public School Boards' Association, which represents the 31 English-language, non-Catholic school boards in the province. (The French and Catholic teachers' unions signed deals with the province over the summer, and have avoided major labour strife.)
If teachers continue to withdraw services, "individual school boards are going to have to make tough decisions down the line," said Ms. Lukinuk. (Administrators have suggested Thanksgiving as a deadline for hopes to salvage extracurricular activities during the school year.)
Parent-teacher meetings may force some of those decisions. The Education Act sets out the duties of teachers, including that they "participate in regular meetings with pupils' parents or guardians."
Calls to the president of the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario, Sam Hammond, were not returned.
"That's a good example of where the debate will be," said Geoff Williams, director of labour relations for OPSBA. "What kinds of parent-teacher meetings constitute a 'regular' meeting, and what happens if teachers don't go to them? At what point do boards decide that they have to act, by disciplining individual teachers and pursuing complaints against their union with the Labour Board?"
School boards are reluctant to pick a fight with teachers, however. They are just as angry at the government for its heavy-handed legislation.
"The government got themselves into this and now we're having to deal with it," said Janet McDougald, chair of the Peel District School Board.
"It's hard for boards to know how to express their displeasure," Ms. Lukinuk said.
The fact that this strife is manifesting differently in individual schools, some as little as a few kilometres from each other, adds to parents' frustration. At Seventh Street Junior School, in Toronto's west end, for example, meet-the-teacher night isn't cancelled, but only about half of staff intend to participate. A few kilometres away, at James S. Bell Junior Middle School, it was business-as-usual at Wednesday's meet-the-teacher night. And just north of both those schools, at Sir Adam Beck Junior School, parent-teacher meetings scheduled for Sept. 27 have been cancelled and parents are being told to make an appointment to meet with teachers during the school day instead.
Tina Chan-Kim, a mother of three children who attend Sir Adam Beck, said the randomness is disconcerting.
"The whole uncertainty of it makes it very difficult for families," she said.
She is an independent consultant and will be able to take the time off to see her children's teachers during the day, but her husband will have to miss out.
"Parents are not happy," she said. "We understand why it's happening but we don't necessarily agree with the method. The impact on kids and parents isn't going to generate the support that teachers want."
Teachers are pushing back against the Ontario government for legislating the terms of their contract, a step the government says was a necessity because the unions wouldn't give up experience-based pay raises and cuts to sick days needed to help tackle the province's $15-billion deficit.
Sports teams, school dances, fundraisers and clubs are completely cancelled at dozens of high schools and as many as half of the province's elementary schools are cancelling or adjusting their meet-the-teacher nights.
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In one of the largest protest gatherings in recent San Francisco history, several thousand people marched down mission street to the Civic center to protest the recent Arizona legislation directed at un-documented immigrants. May Day, being the traditional labor day, many unions also came out to celebrate the workers holiday and spotlight other issues. The laborer's Union led the march.
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Sir Fred Goodwin loses knighthood
The government on Tuesday said it would cancel the knighthood of former Royal Bank of Scotland chief Fred Goodwin following his role in the bank's failure during the credit crisis.
The failure of RBS played an important role in the financial crisis of 2008-9 which, together with other macroeconomic factors, triggered the worst recession in the UK since the Second World War and imposed significant direct costs on British taxpayers and businesses, the government said in a statement.
Fred Goodwin was the dominant decision maker at RBS at the time, the government continued.
Goodwin had been awarded the knighthood for services to banking, but has since come under heavy criticism from the public after taxpayer funds were used to bail out the stricken bank.
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Even though teenager Michael Miyamoto was stricken with leukemia, he knew he wanted to earn his diploma. So he came back to school in January and later graduated from Walnut High School.
The 18-year-old, however, succumbed to the disease on Nov. 1. And on what would've been his 19th birthday, Michael Miyamoto's life was honored by the Walnut City Council.
The city declared Dec. 12 Michael Miyamoto Day.
At a recent city council meeting, Walnut Mayor Mary Su took time "to remember what a wonderful human being Michael was. Michael had demonstrated and showed us how to lead a rich life."
In the proclamation, Mayor Pro Tem Tom King noted how Michael had held bone marrow donor drives, rallying the community of Walnut to spread the world of the valuable need of bone marrow donors.
"The proclamation was very sweet," said Michael's mother Phoebe. "He loved Walnut and wanted to live here the rest of his life. Michael wanted everyone to live life to the fullest."
His mother also remember another milestone her son reaches. "He returned on a Monday and went to the winter formal that Saturday. He was so happy when they crowned him king of the ball," she recalled.
The Walnut resident had battled cancer for more than half his life. At 7 years old, Michael was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a disease that affects the blood and bone marrow.
He handled the debilitating disease with calm. "I just kind of got used to it," Michael said in an earlier interview. "I just deal with it."
While undergoing radiation and chemotherapy treatments at City of Hope in Duarte, he always looked forward to the Walnut Relay for Life. His family dubbed his team Michael's Canswer Crew AKA the Jogging Jelly Beans.
"When we're there, it's kind of nice to know all the people are supporting me," Michael said in 2011.
"For him, for all the times he misses in school ... that sense of normalcy of being with friends is the thing that gets him feeling best about himself, so having his friends and family with him kind of elevates his spirits," his father, Lindsay, said at the time.
"It's been a roller coaster ride, for sure," Lindsay said last week. "However difficult it was for us, it's really minimal compared to what he's had to go through."
Condolences have poured in from the community.
"On behalf of the students and staff of WHS, I want to express my condolences to the family of 2012 graduate, Michael Miyamoto. He was a courageous young man who lost his battle to leukemia. Michael will be greatly missed," said Walnut High Principal Jeff Jordan on his Facebook page.
The Sabers/Saberettes Youth Basketball Organization also mourned the loss of Michael, who joined the group in the first grade.
"Michael has been an inspiration to so many of us in the community. The entire organization is rallying together to send our love and thoughts to the Miyamoto family," the organization wrote on its website. "We are committed to insuring that he is not forgotten and will forever remain in our hearts."
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A website I found today has a game which shows you a series of short videos of people reading a few lines of a poem in English. Then they ask you to guess the where they're from based on their accents. If you guess correctly, it also asks you to guess which city they're from. Some of the people are native English speakers from various countries; the rest are non-native speakers from all over Europe. Visitors to the site can also submit their own videos.
I did better with the native speakers than the non-natives, but got quite a few of the former wrong as well. I'd probably do better if the videos were longer.
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Following the market's third weekly loss in the past four, investors started Monday in a seemingly upbeat mood as they looked toward this week's Federal Reserve meeting. Wall Street is expecting Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke to provide some clarity on whether the Fed will begin cutting back on its bond-buying program. Bernanke will address the issue during a news conference Wednesday.
[1]By day's end, the Nasdaq had finished up 0.83% to close at 3452.13, the S&P 500 closed ahead 0.76% at 1639.04 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average improved by 0.73% to 15179.85.
Netflix (NFLX[2]) jumped by more than 7% after announcing a multiyear deal[3] with DreamWorks (DWA[4]) to create original shows based on DWA properties like Shrek, Kung Fu Panda and Madagascar; DWA shares rose more than 4%. The deal will include more than 300 hours of original programming starting in 2014. Financial details of the agreement were not disclosed. DWA shares rose over 4% on the news.
Boeing (BA[5]) ticked up about 1% after the company's CEO James McNerney told CNBC he is "highly confident" that the battery problems with the 787 Dreamliner have been fixed. The company also received new orders[6] from General Electric (GE[7]) and Qatar Airways at this week's Paris Air show.
Weyerhaeuser (WY[8]) shares gained just under 2% amid several news items. The company announced it will buy Longview Timber LLC for $2.65 billion, which includes 645,000 acres of timberland. It also said it is considering options to unlock value in Weyerhaeuser Real Estate. Lastly, WY announced Doyle Simmons will take over as CEO effective Aug. 1 as Dan Fulton retires as planned.
Heading lower by 8% was machinery and heavy equipment maker Terex (TEX[9]), which lowered its fiscal 2013 revenue guidance due to slower-than-expected sales, particularly in its Construction and Material Handling & Port Solutions sectors.
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In case you guys missed it, we (Google) released our Native Client project. This project was created to allow the execution of native code inside a browser (for obvious reasons, it only works with x86 platforms). The reason I bring it up is that it can also be ran as an stand-alone container for applications so this can be used to create multi-OS applications that runs unmodified under any supported OS. For example, SDL Quake was ported to it and the required modifications were very small. The new Quake executable runs equally well under Linux, Windows and MacOS (all supported platforms).
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"It's interesting to me that we have over the course of seven years of drought paid $140 million to keep growers, and some large growers, in business. No sooner are we out of drought and restarting markets [but] we get people drawing comparisons with the US," Mr Gordon said.
"It is a lopsided comparison."
Mr Gordon said that during the drought, income from its food processing and marketing arms supplemented grower incomes.
In a robust defence of the group's financial performance, Mr Gordon said SunRice was delivering strong results for its shareholders, especially given it faced higher labour costs and a carbon tax that its global competitors did not.
A recent Deloitte Access Economics report commissioned by SunRice's second largest shareholder,
Mr Bell, who is chairman of stockbroker Bell Potter, is also campaigning for SunRice to abandon its coveted single desk to stimulate competition in the industry and wants to force it to improve returns to growers.
On Monday, Ricegrowers Ltd, which trades as SunRice, handed down a 24 per cent jump to $15 million in first-half profit as it benefited from larger rice production. Revenue rose 7.7 per cent to $518 million.
"I hope everyone recognises that we have very high Australian dollar, port and rail infrastructure that could use investment, and a carbon tax," Mr Gordon said.
To say the half-year result was solid was an understatement, he said.
But he emphasised that conditions would soften in the second half as SunRice faced fresh competition in one of its biggest markets, the Middle East, after Egypt opened up its rice export market.
Mr Gordon anticipated Egypt, which previously banned exports, could export about 400,000 tonnes, which may dampen prices.
SunRice exports 80 per cent of production.
Mr Gordon said Californian rice growers exported much less, about 50 per cent, which helped improve average prices paid to farmers because domestic rice prices tended to deliver better returns.
He said SunRice employed Mexican workers in its US operations.
"I can't find any Mexicans in the Riverina," Mr Gordon said.
He said the Californian rice paddy price was not transparent, and it was misleading for critics to "cherry pick" a particular reported price paid to just some growers.
SunRice is under pressure as growers such as Mr Bell demand higher payments for their rice, which are being docked by the company as it moves to repay its debt.
Its gearing soared during the drought years. At October 31 the group's gearing ratio sat at 53 per cent, down from 70 per cent a year earlier.
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Thank you. He just confessed 3 weeks ago but has been distant for years.
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Now you know why he was distant for all these years.
the way you found out was shocking, but it show you what was really undermining your marriage for this long, and it is very sad and frustrating to know that he feels hopeless and unwilling to try.
I do, but how can I get him to understand that I've changed, he's acknowledged that, but he has such self hate that he's never had before. He told me he was very good at hiding his emotions all of these years and didn't speak to me about them except in a shouting match where he would tell me not to "treat him like a child." Why disclose his indiscretions if he wasn't willing to work on it. I feel like I'm the one who cheated and is trying to win back my husband. I know he loves me, he just refuses to admit it.
When dishonesty, betrayal, secrecy, denial, avoidance and other very destructive poisons get into a marriage's veins, they literally destroy it's very integrity, health and capacity for grow. You have suffer so much since your depression started, and it is obvious both of you have faced tough circumstances pushing you even more, leading you t the present sad and frustrating situation.
I think he chose to do that once you found out about these women, as a way to push you away instead of truly committing to work on healing your marriage, which would require real full honesty, openness, accountablity and commitment, which he is not willing to offer.
You're right, he doesn't want to commit. I know he'll regret this forever, he's even said so, So I should just leave it alone and go on to our separate ways? This is very difficult for me to hear because I don not believe in divorce. I believe we both need individual therapy and if he's willing marriage counseling. I know the guilt is eating at him, when he was younger he thought he wanted to be a priest, but then he met me and we we're high school sweethearts. I'm at a loss and feel even more betrayed that he won't work at it.
For marriage therapy to work, both of you would have to be truly willing to work on your marriage and already working on personal issues leading to and perpetuating marital problems, and as long as he does not commit to his own healing process, he would not be able to play a good role in your marriage.
Life requires us to constantly work on growing, marring even more, and many times out of pain and need, it is through reality that we need to work on ourselves and learn from mistakes, problems and difficulties, and only time will show if he chooses to allow himself to work on his core issues in order to give your marriage another chance, but that's something that does not depend on you .
You're right. He's a runner and doesn't like "confrontation." I'm afraid for his mental health and physical health as his Achilles tendon is bothering him again. I guess it's time to let go.
Please focus on everything that depends on you, starting by taking good care of yourself, your own mental health, since it is from there that you will be able to take good care of your children who depend on you, and to play a positive role in his life too, as much as he allows it and as long as you respect your own and his boundaries and limits. Since life continues and each of you need to set priorities and commit to them the best possible way.,
Thank you.
Thank you for your trust, for being this open here. Please take gentle care and consistent action, getting the support you need to heal and grow stronger and wiser from this painful situation and feel free to contact me if you have any further questions or to follow up, since I am here to support you as possible.


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Not all leaders of the non-Zionists in Germany have been won over to the Jewish Agency point of view, it became apparent when a vote on the question caused a rift in the Berlin Kehillah Council.
At a meeting of the Council held Wednesday evening, Dr. Ismar Freund announced the decision of the Kehillah Board to delegate two representatives to the special committee now being formed for the purpose of designating German Jewry's representatives on the extended Jewish Agency. The delegates appointed are Gerson Simon, vice-president of the Kehillah Board, and Herr Kleemann, bank director. The liberals, representing the Reform Jewish element in the Council, protested against the decision and, declaring that they were not consulted on the matter before, left the hall, so that the decision might be invalid.
Dr. Freund explained that the Kehillah Board took the decision because it considered the question of the Jewish Agency as a matter affecting the fate of entire Jewry and the cultural interest of humanity.


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How cool do Beyonce and Jay-Z look on this yacht in Cap d'Antibes France? Seriously, something about J just exudes suave. It would be incredibly nice to be lounging out like these two right about now. Jay may keep a close eye on Rihanna's love life, but it looks like things are going just fine in his own. B'Jay foreva.
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Nation's governors focus on ways to trim health care costs
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – One day after a USA TODAY survey showed the states are divided along party lines when it comes to implementing the Affordable Care Act, governors meeting here tried to focus beyond politics on what needs to be done to cut health care costs.
And unlike the bitter battle at the national level, they calmly found middle ground by sticking with issues that could be addressed at the state level. The USA TODAY survey found that only Republican governors have refused to expand Medicaid and only Democrats say they will. But Saturday, the governors said they saw solutions.
"Fifteen years ago, we thought we would never, ever get a handle on violent crime," said Gov. Martin O'Malley, D-Md., and he then talked about innovative ideas that worked in that arena, such as performance reviews and incentives. "I'm hearing all the same ideas. I've seen what you all are doing. It sounds like what we need is a common platform."
Speakers talked about the high cost of patients with chronic health issues, keeping track of patients who needed follow-up care to keep them healthy and cut costs, and creating incentives for providers that lower costs for the states.
Some of the lessons seemed obvious, such as addressing the Medicaid dental patients in Minnesota who went to the hospital for pain medication, rather than to the dentist for treatment; or providers at 11 centers who duplicated medical tests because there was no incentive to stop, said Jennifer DeCubellis, director of Hennepin County Health in Minnesota.
Many of the states are already working through solutions that were included in the Affordable Care Act: providers who work together as a team, better medication management, and trying to better share information between health care systems, including with electronic records.
Some of the governors latched on to the idea that they could address the problem using resources they already have.
"Are you suggesting the current system has more than sufficient funding?" said Gov. Dave Heineman, R-Neb., to the presenters. "We're just not using it efficiently?"
Jeffrey Brenner, director of the Camden (N.J.) Coalition of Healthcare Providers, said the United States spends more money than any other country, but "you don't see the French dying in the streets." In other words, other countries have created good health care systems without watching the quality go down. He said the states with the most efficient health care systems are the states where the governors have "banged their fists on the table and said, 'Let's get this together.'"
But it's not quite that simple, DeCubellis said.
She said she believed the money is in the system, but some problems cannot be solved in 20 minutes with the doctor, such as getting the word out the public about obesity or making sure people can get to the resources — such as fruits and vegetables at a local grocery store — they need to make healthy choices.
Gov. Gary Herbert, R-Utah, picked up on some of those problems, such as trying to make change in a large, bureaucratic system. "It gives us pause for thought for what we can do at the state level," he said. Then he asked Brenner to explain what he meant when he said health care has not "innovated."
Brenner said amazing progress has been made in health care, but that, unlike a company like Apple that immediately makes sure the innovations reach down to the lowest level, health care still struggles with getting the word out about basics.
As an example, he talked about a 70-year-old man who couldn't keep his blood-sugar levels under control. Because hospitals face penalties for patients who are readmitted within 30 days of a hospital stay, some organizations have nurses calling patients after they go home to make sure they're taking their medications, to see if they have any questions and to see if they've noticed any changes in their health. In the case of the 70-year-old, a team visited to figure out the problem: He sees poorly, and he had been sucking air, rather than insulin, into his hypodermic needle. Brenner called that a "process failure."
About 100,000 patients die every year to provider errors, Brenner said, adding that they get great care at the hospital, but then are sent out into the world without follow-up care.
"There's no incentive to do it," he said. If everyone worked together, "you'd close hospitals."
Gov. Jack Markell, D-Del., asked how, then, can a state reward quality, rather than using a fee-for-service system, across the health care system. Brenner suggested hospital bonds. "Half of the costs are doctors and hospitals," he said.
Emergency room physician Andrea Archer traveled to the conference from Midlothian, Va., because what the governors talk about and the policy decisions they make will affect her work. She said many of those decisions should be made at the local level, echoing comments in the meeting that one solution will not work for every state.
"It's interesting to see how some people with their boots on the ground are making things work," she said. "That was really exciting."
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* Wall Street edges lower after six-day S&P rally * U.S. bond yields dip on weak U.S. data * Brent oil slips to $109 as U.S. oil inventories hit record (Adds opening of U.S. markets, byline; dateline previously LONDON) By Herbert Lash NEW YORK, April 23 (Reuters) - Global equity markets edged lower on Wednesday after five days of gains after disappointing U.S. housing data and as corporate earnings were not strong enough to sustain a rally, while the price of government debt rose as investors favored safety. In Europe, rising worries over Ukraine also weighed, offsetting data that showed Germany continued to power the euro zone's recovery, though France's economy was still lagging in April. Europe's private sector started the second quarter on its strongest footing in nearly three years, according to purchasing managers' index for the euro zone, although new orders were again mainly buoyed by price cuts. But the pace of U.S. growth slowed in April, even as factory activity continued to expand, and sales of new U.S. single-family homes tumbled to their lowest level in eight months in March, dealing a setback to the housing market recovery. Strong results from Boeing failed to inspire Wall Street investors to keep pushing equities higher. The S&P 500 on Tuesday had marked a sixth straight session of gains. "As (U.S.) equities underperform, this leads to buying of Treasuries and yields fall. The dollar is softer as a result because it is reflecting other markets rather than internal components," said Sebastian Galy, senior currency strategist at Societe Generale in New York. The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note was last up 10/32 in price to yield 2.6896 percent. MSCI's all-country world stock index, a measure of global stock portfolios, fell 0.13 percent. In Europe, the FTSEurofirst 300 index of leading regional shares, was down 0.45 percent at 1,340.52. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 5.86 points or 0.04 percent, to 16,508.51. The S&P 500 lost 1.12 points, or 0.06 percent, to 1,878.43, and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 17.061 points, or 0.41 percent, to 4,144.397. Corporate earnings were mixed, though companies have largely been beating reduced forecasts. Shares in Ericsson, the Swedish mobile telecom equipment maker, fell 7.1 percent, trimming the most points off of the FTSEurofirst 300, after the company's first-quarter sales and profit came in below analysts' forecasts. The results were hit by weak trading in North America. Boeing Co reported first-quarter revenue that beat expectations and lifted its core earnings forecast to reflect a tax settlement gain, sending shares up 1.94 percent to $130.02. But fellow Dow component AT&T Inc fell 3.1 percent to $35.17 a day after its results. U.S. Treasuries prices rose after the weak economic data spurred safe-haven bids and traders covered short positions against bonds following a recent sell-off. "You cannot continue to attribute this weakness in the economy to the weather and that's why people were a little surprised," said Stanley Sun, interest rate strategist at Nomura Securities International in New York. The dollar slipped against the euro and yen . Its value against a basket of currencies fell to its lowest level in a week. The euro rose 0.16 percent to $1.3825. Against the yen, the dollar fell 0.22 percent to 102.37 yen. Brent oil fell after weekly data showed U.S. crude inventories hit a record high, though prices found some support from the unfolding crisis in Ukraine. U.S. crude oil stocks jumped 3.5 million barrels to 397.6 million barrels last week, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said. Brent crude for June delivery reversed slight gains after the EIA data to trade 29 cents lower at $109.04 a barrel. U.S. crude for June delivery fell 9 cents to $101.666 a barrel. (Reporting by Herbert Lash; Additional reporting by Marc Jones in London; Editing by Leslie Adler)


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Once again we have had two fatal stabbings in one week. We must do something to stop this unnecessary knife-wielding public massacre of our children and relatives. I think we need to pass a law banning all knifes longer than one inch, make all households that are presently owners of these weapons of mass killers register all of their knives, identify the parents of mentally disabled children to make sure their knives are locked up or dulled so they can't cut anything, prohibit the manufacture of these dangerous child killers, and create government bureaus to regulate and register every knife in the United States. Just think of all the jobs it would create: The bureau of kitchen knife registry, the bureau of hunting knife registry, the homeland security pocket knife agency, the homeland security gang knife registry, the housewives cheating husband killer prevention agency, and the national sword registry. These fine bureaus would provide thousands of jobs and remove a serious killer from our list of instruments of destruction. We can pass an amendment to the constitution and tack on serious pork bills like a new hairdo for Michelle, a new tie for Barack, a new library for Aspen and a sock for Mick Ireland's mouth.
I urge you to write your congressman and have this bill passed. If this seems stupid, just look at the present gun bills before the Legislature as we speak.


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A Knitted Veil in Pyrenees Wool
Pattern Description from Victorian Lace Today: "From the Manual of Needlework, Cornelia Mee, London 1854. Since this pattern was for a veil the diamonds appeared at one end only. In order to update it as a scarf, I added a balancing set of diamonds at the opposite end."
Difficulty: Experienced Lace
Measurements: 25" x 65"
Yarn Weight/Yardage: #1 Super Fine Weight / 1300 yds
Yarn & Colorway: Shown in book in 2-ply merino handspun. Alternate yarns: ALPACA WITH A TWIST Fino or MISTI ALPACA Lace
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At 08:58 5-4-2001 -0500, you wrote:
> I sent a email earlier today to this list. > However I have not seen this message back on the list.> It is however archived. So where is it? Stuck in some mqueue around the world> ? > I already received mail from others that came after mine. > > http://linux-xfs.sgi.com/projects/xfs/mail_archive/0104/msg00134.html > > Bye > -- > Seth > Has anybody seen my lightbulb? > I _really_ need some light here. I did see your message, so something in the mail system is on a go slow probably. I think the recent spate of oopses is all coming out of one code change, I have been running tests, but so far do not have a fix which works over NFS and locally....
The weird part of my oops is that the only thing I do is "cd" in to the xfs fs and out of it and then unmount it. It should never oops if there has been NO activity on this fs.
Maybe that is the problem. It works ok when: mounting it without options using it unmounting. It barfs when:mounting it with logbufs=8,logbsize=32768 (came out of the faq, shouldn't it be logsize ???)
doing nothing or touching a file unmounting it oopses (umount gives a segmentation fault) As far I can see it has something to do with the mount options. Let me try it with other options.
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Treatment Instead of Jail Supporters Defend Measure 62 Initiative In DC Superior Court Friday
Almost 80% of DC Voters Favor the Measure
Washington DC- Jan 9, 2003. Supporters of Measure 62, the "treatment instead of jail" initiative which received 78% of the vote in the November election, will be back in court on Friday, January 10 to defend the measure in DC Superior Court (courtroom 117, 2:30 pm). The supporters expect Judge Jeanette Clark to extend their string of legal and legislative victories in the District by ruling that Measure 62 is a proper subject for an initiative. Mayor Anthony Williams filed suit on the grounds that the Measure impermissibly requires the District to allocate and expend funds. In a previous ruling against the Mayor, Judge Clark declined to issue an injunction and questioned whether the District could prevail on its claim. In previous activity, City Council Chair Linda Cropp, expressed support for Measure 62 and stated that she would help supporters work to find funding for the Measure.
"We're ready to work with the Mayor to deal with the incarceration and addiction crisis we have in this city," says Opio Sokoni, the implementation coordinator for the measure. "We are already working hard to find funding for Measure 62 which will help people to get treatment in the District to deal with their addictions, allow them to remain in contact with their families and help keep children out of foster care," he added.
If implemented, Measure 62 will require judges to allow eligible non-violent drug defendants to be placed in treatment for 12 months, instead of incarceration. "The only thing people learn in jail is to go back," says Carmelita Witherspoon, widely known as DC's "Mother of Recovery". Other treatment instead of jail measures have been passed in California and Arizona, saving taxpayers millions of dollars and significantly decreasing the states' prison population.
Supporters also noted that recent media reports have shown that states are beginning to review their laws which lock up nonviolent, low level drug offenders. "Most states are in a funding crisis causing them to reevaluate their expensive and irresponsible lock 'em up policies," said Bill McColl, President of the DC Campaign for Treatment. "District voters are already steps ahead of the states and we're looking forward to Mayor Williams working with us to find funding and to make sure that District residents have the best access to treatment."


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AJ Bombers, bacon get big hugs on Destination America
So, if you create a list of must-haves in the world of bacon, then AJ Bombers is probably on the list. Well it is definitely on the list of the producers of "The United States of Bacon" on the Destination America channel.
Restaurant owner and chef Todd Fisher gets to travel the country for The Discovery Channel's newest offering to check off bacon dishes on his bucket list. Because the three-part "United States of Food" did so well in the ratings, Fisher got to expand his broadcasting acumen with a full season.
The 12-episode run kicked off on Sunday night, and featured four stops in the area, including the peanut butter bacon cheeseburger – the Barrie Burger – at AJ Bombers. You can see my earlier report about the filming of the episode here.
"When the crew was here before (in 2010), they remembered the Barrie Burger when they were filming," AJ Bombers owner Joe Sorge said in October. "They were looking for places that feature bacon in a unique way. And they remembered the peanut butter burger."
The cheeseburger features bacon and peanut butter, and was inspired by patron Katie Barrie.
The crew from Sharp Entertainment, which produces the show for Destination America, also filmed at the Saloon on Calhoun, which features a daily happy hour of bacon with its bacon-wrapped pork wings made from tenderloin. Fisher also got into the kitchen at Frank's Diner in Kenosha for the Garbage Platter – eggs, hash browns, veggies, five different cheeses, and five kinds of meat. And the crew went to the Comet Café in Milwaukee for its bacon-wrapped meatloaf.
If you missed it on Sunday night, the show will re-air at noon on Tuesday. You can see a small clip from the episode here.
ROSE BOWL PARADE: As Badgers fans gear up for the Rose Bowl tomorrow in Pasadena, Calif., many of us at home in front of the TV set can enjoy the Tournament of Roses Parade. This New Year's Day tradition of first-class marching bands and floats made from plant materials is often a must-see for many families.
If you are a fan of "Lake Effect" on Milwaukee Public Radio on WUWM-FM 89.7, then you've heard from essayist Jerianne Hayslett. Once, she had the opportunity to drive a float in the parade. You can here about her experience here.
COUNTDOWN: It wouldn't be a New Year's Eve without mention of Dick Clark, who took pleasure in counting down the final moments of each year since 1972. Clark, who passed away in April, suffered a stroke but continued to work in front of the camera for his annual TV special. Ryan Seacrest, who joined Clark on the broadcasts in 2005, takes over as the main host for the ABC airing that still features Clark's name.
Jenny McCarthy and Fergie join in the efforts introducing musical acts throughout the evening as the clock is counted through multiple time zones.
Carson Daily, current host of "The Voice," will have his own countdown show on NBC tonight. "New Year's Eve With Carson Daly" will also broadcast from New York's Times Square.
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