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If this is true I wonder what they're gonna call it because iPad mini sounds dumb.
where can i buy shares of foxconn?
We hear these same rumors every year. I wonder are these "inside sources" simply seeing plans for other tablets and making the incorrect assumptions that it's a new smaller iPad each time. But sure that makes more sense than repeating the same rumors every couple of months.
Whats in a name? They didn't call the iPad 3 the iPad 3..they called it The New iPad. Who cares..as long as it functions as its supposed to. iPad Mini, iPad slim, iPad 3GS haha! My question is the price point..i don't think they can build one at $199 to compete with the Fire and Nexus 7. It would be in the $250-299 range and well worth it im sure. Lets just hope its retina and not 3GS specs. Also, for any naysayers its natural progression. Apple runs the tablet world..why not run the mini tablet world muhahaha!
The rumors are getting stronger with time, more and more people are talking about the iPad mini, and its quite anticipated in the public. Lets just hope that everything goes well and its released on time. The speculation are though too much, some calling it 7inch, some calling it 7.85inch, but whatever is the size, its going to rock, of that, i am damn sure!


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Valentine One Remote Display inside-the-gauge-cluster DIY
This is my first DIY, so please go easy on the comment - thanks!
My goals:
1) Locate the remote display to a location where I could easily see it while driving, and not have to take my eyes off the road.
2) Relocate the remote behind the clear plastic gauge cluster (originally I was going to locate it behind the gauges and have the arrows show through with a cutout, but...that wasn't going to happen).
3) Keep it looking as clean/OEM as possible
Parts needed:
Being OK with not having the door open/signal light faulty display immediately to the left of the odometer.
For me....about 4 hours - but I know there are more skilled folks out there who will take less time.
Step 1: Remove the gauge clusterGreat DIY guide HERE: http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthr...ighlight=gauge
Step 2: Take apart your V1 remote display. There are two small screws in the bottom. Take these out and remove the PCB with the phone jack, as well as the front panel with the arrows. Everything else from the module is unneeded. Separate the PCB from the front panel - should just snap on/off.
Step 3: Soldering (the hard part)I got a friend to help me with this who is an ace at soldering small things. Basically, you're going to need to first de-solder the phone jack on the PCB (and ensure that the 6 leads are NOT touching. Once the jack is off of the PCB, cut the long phone cord you've been using at the head - the part that plugs into the jack on the PCB (be sure to make a note of the order the 4 wires inside the phone line are so that they line up with the jack and the head).
Using a utility knife, cut back the sleeve of the phone cord to reveal the 4 wires within the phone cord. Using a small stripping tool. Strip off about 1/8 inch of each of the 4 wires to reveal their leads. Now, remembering the order of the wires, slowly and carefully solder the leads of the 4 wires (only the middle 4 are used on the PCB). Use a voltmeter/multimeter to measure resistance between the 6 leads on the PCB - there should be none, as none should be touching one another.
I chose to align the wires (and phone cord) in the opposite direction as they had plugged into the jack, so that they would now come out of the right side of the unit.
Once the solder is complete and the resistance confirmed null, drop a fat drop of glue on the wires/leads. Let it dry, and when dry, shave it as flat as you can with a utility knife.
Step 4: Dremeling the remote display front panelThe panel is nice, but it needs to be very flush and trim to fit between the gauge faces and the gauge cluster clear plastic. Using a dremel, neatly cut back the flange edges of the front display so that it sits flush when laid up against the PCB. It must be allowed to remain as thick as the area where the arrows are (and white plastic insert around the arrows). It should be no thicker than this.
Step 5: Mute button replacementThe mute button must come out for this mod - it's just too narrow an area. The button just pulls out - it's rubber. I used a piece of black photo album plastic and cut it small enough to fit behind the open space where the mute button was. Using double sided tape, I covered the hole from the back of the front panel. I then placed the black Velcro square behind that piece (this will later affix to the PCB when we install the whole unit).
Step 6: Get used to how everything fits...The PCB is JUST narrow enough to fit inside the gauge cluster, through the hole where the door open/faulty bulb indicator is, just to the left of the odometer. Using just the PCB (now connected to the telephone wire), gently work the PCB into this area to get an idea of how it slides in. Find a comfortable spot where it sits just to the left of the odometer.
Step 7: The Install!You've got all the parts prepped - now it's time to assemble. Place the dremeled front panel (with Velcro where the mute button used to be) into the gauge cluster, in the exact position you want it to be (just to the left of the odometer). Once seated nicely, get your PCB unit in hand and get ready to gently thread it through the opening you practiced in step 6. With GREAT CARE AND PATIENCE, insert the PCB from behind, aligning the Velcro/mute button side first with the front display. Once you have alignment with the front display on the mute button side (the side closest to the fuel gauge on your cluster), gently push the arrows side of your PCB into the hole. This is where it gets tricky...after you have the PCB entirely through the hole and aligned with the front panel, you'll want to GENTLY slide to toward the odometer hole with your thumb. This will, with just the right amount of pressure, gently secure the unit in between the clear plastic and the gauge panel (the remote display's front panel and the PCB are sandwiched against one another and the clear plastic and gauge face - it's like a shim.
Step 8: One more cut with the DremelIf you now try to put the cluster back together (after cleaning up any and all plastic flakes from previous cutting), you'll notice it may not fit snugly. You need to cut one more hole. Using the dremel, cut a small hole at the bottom of the gauge cluster, giving just enough room for the phone cord to snake through. Once the hole is cut, snake the cord through and reassemble the cluster.
Step 9: TestTest everything at this point - plug in your cluster and your phone cord and make sure it works.
Step 10: Reinstall!Once it all works, thread the phone cord through the dashboard, through the footwell, into the center console near the shifter, and up into the glove box (if that's where you're tapping in for your hardwire). Put the cluster back, and you're in business!
Hope this helps some of you out there - it's wordy but I tried to take a lot of photos to help. I love the new location of the display - I don't miss the part of the dash it's covering up too much either - I figure I know when one of my two doors is open, and if a blinker is out, I'll hear the double-blink.
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The story of the wax tapers is related both by Asser and William of Malmesbury, differing a little in the unessential parts of it.
I have been unable to discover what is meant by feri and Asser.
Other words explained are tignum, Asser, διοικησις; and then Agricola proceeds to correct a number of mistakes in Hegius' letter.
Asser was a Welsh bishop, brought to Wessex to help the king in his work.
The original therefore apparently belongs to some date before 970, when Edmund died (cf. Stevenson's Asser, 158, note).
For instructors indeed he could find only a few Mercian prelates and priests, with one Welsh bishop, Asser.
To Asser he gave the general superintendence of education, not merely for laymen, but for priests.
Hence it is said, that Alfred gave to Asser the whole parish (omnis parochia) of Exeter.
The principal authority referred to for his reign is Asser, whose work, there is reason to believe, is not genuine.
That Asser was a dependent on his subject and very much in love with him, doubtless gave a very strong bias to the book.


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Study to Show Equivalence of DERMABOND PROTAPE to DERMABOND HVD for Wound Closure
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|Device: cyanoacrylate with pressure sensitive mesh Device: cyanoacrylate
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Multicenter, Prospective, Randomized Controlled Study to Show Equivalence of DERMABOND PROTAPE to DERMABOND HVD for Closure of Simple, Thoroughly Cleansed, Trauma-induced Wounds in the Emergency Department
- The Incidence of Wound Closure Post-treatment, as Defined by Continuous Approximation of Wound Margins From the Time of Wound Closure Until the Day of Evaluation Without Dehiscence or Need for Reclosure. [ Time Frame: 14 days (±2 days) ]Data is presented as binomial tables of proportions of successes and failures for each treatment. The 90% two-sided exact confidence intervals (CI) for the differences in the proportions for each study group was calculated. The upper limit of the 90% CI was then taken to represent the upper limit of the one-sided 95% CI. The primary objective of the study was met if the upper limit of the one-sided 95% CI of the difference in proportions (comparator minus treatment) did not exceed 8%.
- Cosmesis [ Time Frame: 30 days (±5 days) ]The evaluation of healing and cosmetic outcome post-treatment using the modified Hollander Cosmesis Scale (mHCS). The proportion of patients with a zero (0) score will be compared between the test and control arms.
- The Comparison of Test and Control Arms Regarding Incidence of Clinical Infection at Day 14 and Day 30 [ Time Frame: Through Day 30 ]Incidence of clinical infection (defined by observation of redness, swelling, purulent discharge, pain, increased skin temperature, fever or other systemic signs of injection) collected at the Day 14 and Day 30 visits. A formal statistical analysing using Fisher's Exact Test was performed.
- The Incidence and Extent of Local Acute Inflammatory Reactions Including Edema, Erythema, Pain and Local Temperature at Day 14 and Day 30 [ Time Frame: At Day 14 and Day 30 ]Each parameter (edema, erythema, pain and location temperature) is measured on a 4 point scale (0, 1, 2, 3). The individual values are added to generate an overall AIRE Score. AIRE Scores were summarized as good (score=0) versus poor (score>0) by treatment group and compared for differences using the Fisher's Exact Test.
- Incidence of Skin Blistering at Day 14 [ Time Frame: Day 14 ]The incidence of skin blistering is presented as a tabulation of the presence or absence of skin blistering by treatment group. A formal statistical analysis of the incidence of blistering at Day 14 was performed using the Fisher's Exact Test.
- Incidence of Any Other Anticipated or Unanticipated Adverse Events [ Time Frame: Day 30 ]Adverse events were coded using the MedDRA dictionary. In addition severity, relationship to treatment and procedure, action taken and outcome were described. Adverse events were summarized by treatment group. No formal statistical analysis was performed on overall incidence of adverse events with the exception of clinical infection, acute inflammatory reactions and skin blistering.
|Study Start Date:
|August 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|March 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|March 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Dermabond Protape
DERMABOND PROTAPE (Prineo) Topical Skin Adhesive
Device: cyanoacrylate with pressure sensitive mesh
Topical Skin Adhesive
Other Names:
Active Comparator: Dermabond HVD
DERMABOND HVD Topical Skin Adhesive
Device: cyanoacrylate
Topical Skin Adhesive
Other Names:
Detailed Description:
According to the literature, cyanoacrylate adhesives (topical skin adhesive) have performed as intended and have not produced results that would bring into question the safety or effectiveness of cyanoacrylate adhesive for closure of surgical incisions and traumatic wounds in humans.
As such, this is a multicenter, prospective, randomized controlled study for the purpose of comparing two forms of topical skin adhesives, DERMABOND PROTAPE & DERMABOND HVD for closure of wounds in the Emergency Department.
Patients presenting in the Emergency Department with traumatic wounds meeting the acceptance criteria will have their wounds closed with DERMABOND PROTAPE or DERMABOND HVD, and will be monitored and evaluated at 14 & 30 days.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|1 Year and older (Child, Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- at least 1 year of age
- in good general health in the opinion of the Investigator.
- have at least one traumatic wound meeting the criteria for closure as defined in current Dermabond product labeling.
- patient must be willing to follow instructions for wound care listed in device labeling and refrain from picking at the device, applying topical medications to the wound, and swimming or soaking in a tub until the sutures are removed.
- patient agrees to return for follow-up evaluation
- patient (or guardian) signs the informed consent
- patient is reasonably expected to survive the study
Exclusion Criteria:
- significant multiple trauma (merely multiple wounds are allowed)
- peripheral vascular disease
- insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
- known to have a blood clotting disorder
- receiving antibiotic therapy for preexisting condition or infection
- known to be HIV-positive or otherwise immunocompromised
- known personal or family history of keloid formation or hypertrophy
- currently taking systemic steroids
- known allergy to cyanoacrylate, formaldehyde, tapes or adhesives
- participating in another current clinical study
- history of abnormal wound healing
- burst stellate lacerations due to a crush or hard blow
- animal or human bite or scratch
- decubitus ulcer
- puncture wound
- wound at mucocutaneous junction or in mucosal (but not excluding the vermillion border of the lip)
- wound on scalp covered by natural hair
- wound has visual evidence of active infection
- gangrenous wound
- wound requiring debridement of devitalized or contaminated tissue
- wound at site of active rash/skin lesion making evaluation difficult
- previously treated wound or has failed to heal
- wound in high skin tension area or across an area of increased skin tension, such as knuckles, elbows, or knees, unless the joint will be immobilized during the skin healing period or unless skin tension has been removed by application
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00547638
|United States, Arizona
|NextCare Institute For Clinical Research
|Phoenix, Arizona, United States, 85016
|United States, Florida
|Orlando Regional Healthcare System
|Orlando, Florida, United States, 32806
|United States, Indiana
|Investigators Research Group, LLC
|Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, 46268
|United States, Louisiana
|Tulane Universtiy Hospital & Clinic
|New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, 70112
|United States, New York
|Stony Brook University HSC
|Stony Brook, New York, United States, 11794
|United States, North Carolina
|Duke University Health System
|Durham, North Carolina, United States, 27710
|Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
|Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States, 27157
|United States, Pennsylvania
|Drexel University Hospital
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19102
|Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19104
|Study Director:
|Helen Colquhoun, MD
|Pleiad Devices
|Responsible Party:
|Ethicon, Inc.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00547638 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
IDE Number:G060268 ( Other Identifier: FDA )
|Study First Received:
|October 17, 2007
|Results First Received:
|March 1, 2013
|Last Updated:
|August 2, 2013
Keywords provided by Ethicon, Inc.:
laceration/wound closure
topical skin adhesive
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Wounds and Injuries
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on July 24, 2017


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In "The Rich Boy," F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote, "Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me. They possess and enjoy early, and it does something to them."
Fitzgerald knew what we now call the 1 percent well, and so did Philip Barry, whose witty romantic comedy, "The Philadelphia Story," is being revived at Pioneer Theatre Company in a stylish production.
On its surface, "The Philadelphia Story" sounds like a lot of 1930s and 1940s portraits of the "privileged class enjoying its privileges," as journalist Macaulay (Mike) Connor puts it in the play.
Socialite Tracy Lord is about to embark on her second marriage, this time to a self-made coal magnate, George Kittredge, but as a family favorite her first husband, childhood sweetheart and neighbor C.K. Dexter Haven, is still very present.
But Barry does two things that inject depth into this familiar romantic triangle. The first is introducing writer Connor and photographer Liz Imbrie, who have come to do a story on the wedding for Destiny magazine, into the mix.
Their articulate comments on the Philadelphia Main Line from a totally different perspective throw a new light on the myth of America being a classless society.
And when Tracy and Mike discover a mutual attraction, the plot gets an extra shot of adrenaline.
Barry's best contribution, however, is the character of Tracy.
Far from an empty-headed heiress, she is a complicated and contradictory woman who becomes increasingly interesting as the play develops and she is forced to confront discoveries about herself and the people around her and make new choices.
Long-legged, glamorous Allison McLemore is the perfect choice for this role. She combines the savvy sophistication of a woman of the world with the curiosity and zest for living of a young girl in an engaging performance that demonstrates the truth of her statement that "the time to make up your mind about people is never."
The surrounding ensemble is equally adept at handling Barry's brittle, entertaining repartee.
Todd Lawson's glib, sarcastic Mike reveals his hidden vulnerability, a nice contrast to Jay Stratton's stuffy, self-righteous George. Todd Gearhart gets a slower start as philosophical commentator Dexter but becomes much stronger in Act II.
Margaret Nichols creates an outspoken, insightful Liz. Joyce Cohen's frazzled, supportive Margaret; Andy Rindlisbach's clever, resourceful Sandy; Bill Nabel's devilishly droll Uncle Willie; Anderson Matthews' stern, but ultimately loving, Seth; and Bailee Johnson's dramatic, 12-going-on-25 Dinah make up the rest of the Lord family, although Johnson rattles on too quickly and is often difficult to understand.
Jenn Thompson's animated, playful direction features fluid scene changes and a dance-number curtain call. Wilson Chin's white and blue living-room set with its sweeping staircase and pillars and full moon on the backdrop is stunning. Mary Louise Geiger's warm, sunlit lighting and David Toser's fashionable costumes supply finishing touches.
This fast-moving, funny production is the perfect remedy for the January blues and verifies Barry's ability to rival English playwright Oscar Wilde in creating the American version of a comedy of manners.
Pioneer Theatre Company's 'The Philadelphia Story'
P Pioneer Theatre Company's witty and entertaining production of "The Philadelphia Story" reasserts the vitality and relevance of an American classic.
When • Reviewed on Friday; Mondays through Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Jan. 26, with Saturday matinees at 2 p.m.
Where • Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre, 300 S. 1400 East, University of Utah campus, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Tickets are $25 to $44 with discounts for students and groups. Call 581-6961 or visit www.pioneertheatre.org for tickets and information.
Running time • Two and a half hours (including an intermission)


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The second half began with an ending far too familiar to Sixers fans across the land. A slim loss, but a loss nonetheless. Crunch-time execution still the fatal flaw, mostly on the defensive end this time. A team devoid of talented big men, made to look like a juggernaut by our soft collection of bigs who play small and a career game for DJ Augustin. It all equals the 25th loss of the season and on the outside looking in at playoff seeding.
- This may be taking the easy way out, but for in-depth thoughts on the game from myself and Derek Bodner, the best thing to do is listen to the replay of SixersBeat. We broadcast immediately after the game. You can check it out right here. If nothing else, it's a good way to kill an hour while you're waiting for your weekend to start.
- I do have a couple things I want to touch on here, though. First, Doug Collins switched things up in crunch time. Lou barely handled the ball at all. Jrue was initiating offense, with some help from Iguodala. They rode the hot hand (Thad). Basically, exactly what we've been calling for. The end result was the same, but it wasn't the offense's fault. They got numerous good looks in the last five minutes and didn't do a bad job scoring. The other end of the floor was a different story.
- Thad is your player of the game, hands down. He was a monster in the second half and nearly carried the team on his back to victory. Great game.
- Another loss that probably should've been a win. To be honest with you, at no point during that fourth quarter did I think this was going to be a win. I'm a beaten man. Unless they're up double-digits with five minutes to go, I'm assuming the worst.
- Overall, a pathetic defensive effort against a limited offensive team. Maybe you can chalk some of that up to it being the second night of a back-to-back, but that's not the only problem. Their bigs looked dominant and how does DJ Augustin go for a career high, and Gerald Henderson bury you with a series of wide open jumpers? Terrible.
Player of The Game: Thad. 21 points on 9/14 from the floor with 6 boards and 2 blocks in 29 minutes of action.
Team Record: 17-25 (9th place in the Eastern Conference)
Up Next: vs. Utah on Saturday
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Also, the game capsule from the Orlando game is finally ready, check it out here.
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TEMPE - The day began quietly.
Ironwood Ridge arrived at Sun Devil Stadium on a charter bus more than two hours before kickoff.
One by one, the Nighthawks got off the bus with visions of winning the first state football championship in school history.
In their way was three-time state champion Peoria Centennial.
It didn't matter.
The night ended in a celebration.
The Nighthawks beat Centennial 27-3 Saturday night to claim the Division II state championship.
"This is an unbelievable feeling," Ironwood Ridge quarterback Tyler Williams said. "You always talk about what you're going to do if you win the state championship, and I have no idea what to do with myself right now."
They won the game just like they won the majority of the ones before it - by playing mistake-free football and forcing their opponent into all kinds of miscues.
"We knew since June that we had a team good enough to win a state championship," I-Ridge senior Jake Matthews said. "All the work we put in was about having this moment right here. We knew we could do it."
Centennial had the football for more than 10 of the 12 minutes in the first quarter but couldn't produce points.
Despite running 19 more plays than the Nighthawks in the first, the Coyotes had nothing to show for it, leaving the door open for Matt Johnson's squad.
Centennial's Joe Navarro hit a field goal 52 seconds into the second quarter for the first points of the game to give the Coyotes a 3-0 lead.
The Nighthawks went three-and-out on the ensuing possession, but Centennial's Xavier Villanueva fumbled Julian Figueroa's punt and I-Ridge's Clay Allen recovered the ball at the Centennial 25-yard line.
Three plays later, Tyler Williams found John Klass for a 24-yard score to give the Nighthawks a 7-3 lead.
They never gave it back.
The score remained 7-3 at half, but it turns out the Nighthawks were just getting started.
Running back Anthony Braunreiter scored an 8-yard touchdown on Ironwood Ridge's opening drive of the third quarter to make it 14-3.
The drive took more than five minutes and it continued to steer the momentum the Nighthawks' way.
On its next drive, Centennial committed four penalties and was forced to punt. The Coyotes got the ball back after I-Ridge punted it back, but continued to shoot themselves in the foot.
On the third play, Centennial quarterback Tre'von Grant was intercepted by Scott Simmons, who returned it 11 yards for a touchdown. The Nighthawks' extra point was blocked, making it 20-3.
"That was a big momentum changer in the game," said Simmons, who had six tackles and a sack in the win. "They were backed up and their offense was struggling a little bit. It got us up even more and we ran with it."
The Nighthawks still weren't done.
Braunreiter scored again-this time on a 36-yard run straight up the middle to make it 27-3. He finished with 80 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries.
Ironwood Ridge's win gives a Southern Arizona big school a state championship for the first time since Canyon del Oro beat Sabino in 2009.
It also marks the first time since 2003 that a Southern Arizona team has beaten a Phoenix-area school to win the state title. Sunnyside beat Glendale Cactus that year.
The Nighthawks have now won 32 games over the past three seasons to just eight losses.
It's just the school's second state championship in a team sport. Brain Peabody led the boys basketball team to a state title in 2008 over Tempe Marcos de Niza.
More inside on B4
• Seen and heard at Sun Devil Stadium on Saturday night
• Turnovers seal Centennial's fate, Klass in session for Nighthawks and I-Ridge stuffs Ortiz


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Manifold are its uses, but to the Otomi its value is chiefly in two directions.
The employer was unable to communicate with the people who spoke Otomi, Coro, or Chichimc.
It would be pleasant to have faith in President Diaz' solution of the Otomi problem, but to me it seems doubtful.
More has been written on the Otomi than any other language of these parts; the proper Mexican not excepted.
But that the Otomi, the Triqui, or the Mixe, should be made over by the schools is doubtful.
The first shows that the Otomi, as compared with the monosyllabic languages of Asia, en masse, has several words in common.
The following table, the result of a very limited collation gives some miscellaneous affinities for the Otomi.
For further criticism see the remarks on the Otomi language.
A great complication in the philological ethnography, is introduced by the Otomi dialects.
Two years before, just as my work was ending, we were in the great Otomi town of Huixquilucan, in the state of Mexico.


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Senator Rockefeller Presses Facebook, MySpace on Privacy; May Write Bill
U.S. Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Jay Rockefeller pressed executives of Facebook Inc. and MySpace Inc. for information about breaches involving personal information and vowed to write legislation protecting privacy.
Rockefeller, a West Virginia Democrat, said he is troubled by reports that users of the sites had personal details transferred to third-parties without their knowledge.
"I intend to find out whether today's social-networking sites are adequately protecting their users' personal information," Rockefeller said today in a statement. "I fully intend to conduct oversight and formulate strong public policy that protects the privacy of American consumers."
Facebook is under pressure to protect customer information as it seeks revenue from the 500 million users who play games, post photos and communicate using the site. The Internet company said Oct. 18 it's taking steps to block information that can identify customers from being passed to advertisers and outside companies, a day after the Wall Street Journal reported the breaches.
Games and applications that are popular on Facebook collect user information which is turned over to the networks that handle ad placement online and to companies tracking Web surfing. Such software passed along Facebook ID numbers, which may be used to obtain customer names, in a way that violated company policy, Facebook said at the time.
Rockefeller wrote Facebook founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg and MySpace President Michael Jones seeking details about the privacy policies and enforcement.
"The privacy of tens of millions of Facebook users could be seriously compromised in violation of the company's stated policy," Rockefeller wrote to Zuckerberg.
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The senator asked how the company enforces its privacy policy, what penalties it imposes for violations and what steps are taken to avoid future breaches.
"The issue is caused by an inherent weakness in Web browsers, which automatically share information with visited websites," said Andrew Noyes, Facebook's spokesman in Washington. He said Facebook had decided to encrypt user IDs and will work with Internet browser makers to resolve the issue. Facebook will respond to Rockefeller's questions, he added.
The policy at MySpace, which is owned by News Corp., raises "serious questions about your commitment to develop and maintain strong privacy protections for consumers," Rockefeller wrote to MySpace's Michael Jones.
MySpace is reviewing the letter and will "respond in a timley manner," Rosabel Tao, a spokeswoman for the Beverly Hills, California-based company, today in an e-mail.
Representatives Edward Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, and Joe Barton, a Texas Republican, wrote a letter to Zuckerberg on Oct. 19, seeking details on who likely has been affected and how the company aims to change its policies.
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TASMANIAN all-rounder James Faulkner has been called into Australia's one-day squad to replace the injured Moises Henriques and is in line to make his ODI debut against the West Indies later this week.
Faulkner joins the Australian squad for the first two ODIs against the Windies in Perth on Friday and Sunday. Henriques has been sidelined for the two matches after undergoing minor surgery on a finger injury.
National selector John Inverarity said Faulkner will first play for the Prime Minister's XI against the Windies in Canberra on Tuesday, before joining the Australian squad in Perth. Faulkner has been part of Australia's ODI and T20 squads already this summer, but hasn't added to the solitary international T20 cap he collected last year.
The Windies, the T20 world champions, will begin their quest to translate their short-form dominance into the 50-over arena when they take on a Ricky Ponting-led Prime Minister's XI at Manuka Oval. The tourists will gain a valuable hitout before they face an Australian outfit coming off a 2-2 series draw with Sri Lanka.
Adapting to the extra bounce of Australian pitches shouldn't be a problem for the Windies, with five of their 15-man squad having enjoyed stints in the BBL.
While master blaster Chris Gayle didn't set the world on fire with the Sydney Thunder, he's still one of the most dangerous batsmen in world cricket. All-rounder Dwayne Bravo, who along with spinner Sunil Narine (both Sydney Sixers), paceman Kemar Roach (Brisbane Heat) and hard-hitting batsman Kieron Pollard (Adelaide Strikers), rounded out the large Windies BBL contingent, believed they would be able to learn valuable lessons from the domestic Twenty20 competition.
''It gives us an advantage and gives us an insight into how the Aussies think,'' Bravo said. ''We look up to most of them, so it's good to share the same dressing rooms. The Big Bash helped a lot in us getting used to the conditions and we're going to try to make sure to pass on whatever advantage we have.''
Apart from all-rounder Marlon Samuels, who is still recovering from a facial injury suffered while playing for the Melbourne Renegades, the Windies are at full strength. However, Roach will bypass Canberra and join the squad in Perth after taking a later flight from the Caribbean to be at the birth of his child.
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The 33-year-old smashed 146 off just 89 balls against the PM's XI three years ago.
''We all know Chris is one of the best players in the world, you can't hide that, and these conditions suit him,'' Bravo said. ''I know obviously he had a bad Big Bash this year but the previous seasons he did well with the bat. I hope that people remember that and know that he's still dangerous.''
Retired great Ponting will lead a side light on with first-class experience but brimming with talent. Veteran wicketkeeper Brad Haddin and fringe Test batsman Usman Khawaja join promising paceman Gurinder Sandhu, spinner Ashton Turner and Pakistan-born refugee Fawad Ahmed in the line-up for the first match in Canberra under lights.


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THE long-running coaching saga at the Warriors is all but over, with the club set to appoint former Penrith and Canberra coach Matthew Elliott to the role.
Chief executive Wayne Scurrah confirmed today the Warriors have made an appointment. And while he refused to speculate on who had the job, it's believed Elliott is almost certain to be officially unveiled in the next two days.
"We're only days away from making an announcement," Scurrah would only say.
The Warriors had made Melbourne's premiership-winning coach Craig Bellamy their target for 2013, but when the club was told this week that he would not break his Storm contract, officials decided that Elliott, who had been an assistant at the Roosters in 2012, was the right candidate. His appointment would end a long process following the sacking of Brian McClennan, in which Stephen Kearney, Justin Morgan, Tim Sheens, Daniel Anderson and David Kidwell, among others, were linked with the position.
There had been speculation that the Warriors would appoint a coach for one year, in order to make a play for Bellamy in 2014, but officials decided not to take that path.


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Bogaerts leads crop of prospects in Majors
Opening Day rosters contain 11 of MLB.com's 100 Top Prospects
By Josh Jackson / MiLB.com | March 30, 2014 10:00 AM ET
If the beginning of the baseball season is a time of hope and anticipation for all who love the game, nobody embodies the spirit of Opening Day more than highly touted prospects who, after seasons in the Minors and intense Spring Training battles, have earned a big league roster spot.
This year's rookies include 11 of MLB.com's Top 100 Prospects (compared to 10 in 2013). Each member of the talented group has taken a different path to end up with his big club, and their fates in the Majors this season may be only slightly less diverse than the trajectories of their assents.
Wherever they've come from, wherever they'll end up at the end of the season, these players are beginning 2014 as Major Leaguers:
Xander Bogaerts, SS, Boston Red Sox
Best Case: MLB.com ranks Bogaerts as the No. 2 prospect overall, and the Red Sox and their fans can hope for a slightly better-hitting version of what he showed the world last year over 18 regular season games and 12 postseason games, when he posted a .320 on-base percentage in the regular season, a .412 mark in the postseason and played a solid enough shortstop in both. If everything clicks for Bogaerts, and for Boston, he could be an important piece of a World Championship team again and wind up with his second ring shortly after his 22nd birthday, which is Oct. 1 of this year.
Worst Case: In Boston's nightmare scenario, Bogaerts' offense isn't slightly better than it was in his limited time with the club last year but worse. Major League pitchers figure out his weaknesses, and the long season grinds on the youngster, who had never played in as many as 100 games before 2012. Bogaerts shows his shortstop play is more fringy than solid. In the unlikely event that this should come to pass, Bogaerts is still talented and young enough to be a very good big leaguer, even if he moves off of short.
Taijuan Walker, SP, Seattle Mariners
Best Case: Technically, MLB.com's No. 6 prospect isn't on the Mariners' active Opening Day roster, but he is on the Major League disabled list. Shoulder soreness kept him inactive through most of the spring, but he began throwing in Minor League Spring Training games in late March. In Walker's perfect world, he's back in big league action in time to make a couple starts in April, and by the All-Star Game, the injury is forgotten. He picks up where he left off in three starts for Seattle last year, when he posted a 3.60 ERA and struck out 12 while walking four over 15 innings.
Worst Case: There's no reason to worry about the injury anymore -- an ailment as vaguely diagnosed as "shoulder soreness" generally requires little more than rest, and Walker says he's feeling great these days. But the late start might also give the 21-year-old righty trouble settling into the rhythms of the rotation, and it'd be understandable if he had trouble finding his 2013 level of comfort for a few times out. Say it gets really ugly. Walker needs a few extra turns in Tacoma to boost his confidence and takes half the season to come into his own for the M's.
Nick Castellanos, 3B, Detroit Tigers
Best Case: Castellanos was a first-round pick out of a Florida high school in 2010, and he's grown up quickly in the Tigers system, besting every level from the Gulf Coast League that debut season to the Triple-A International League last year. There's no reason to doubt that MLB.com's No. 15 prospect will keep apace in his first full big league campaign. This is a player who's capable of batting .300 with 20 homers over a 162-game season. He could be a huge part of Detroit's juggernaut offense.
Worst Case: The Tigers had converted Castellanos from third base to the corner outfield positions, thinking they'd have an opening for him there sooner than they would at third. The Prince Fielder trade changed that, and now Castellanos is back at the hot corner after not having been an everyday third baseman since July of 2012. Furthermore, his glove was never of the caliber of his bat. If the 22-year-old has a bad season, it will be because he has a miserable time getting up to speed on defense and his struggles have a little effect on his hitting.
Travis d'Arnaud, C, New York Mets
Best Case: An excellent defensive catcher with an even better offensive game, d'Arnaud is MLB.com's No. 22 prospect and the Mets' Opening Day backstop. In a perfect world for d'Arnaud and New York's NL team, this is the first of many seasons with the 25-year-old serving as an ideal batterymate to Zach Wheeler, and the catcher also provides his staff with plenty of run support.
Worst Case: He struggles to hit big league pitching and never develops into the kind of offensive threat he should. Despite his Minor League success, d'Arnaud batter just .202 with four extra-base hits over 99 at-bats in 31 Major League games last year. After missing significant parts of three of his last four seasons with injuries, d'Arnaud hits the Major League DL this year as well.
Yordano Ventura, SP, Kansas City Royals
Best Case: It isn't totally insane to think MLB.com's No. 35 prospect could finish his rookie year among the top 10 American League pitchers in strikeouts. Ventura hits over 100 mph from time to time, and between Double-A and Triple-A last year he whiffed 155 over 134 2/3 innings. After a promotion to the Majors, he fanned 11 over 15 1/3 innings.
Worst Case: The 22-year-old righty may not have the secondary stuff to last as a big league starter, at least not without further development. If he starts getting consistently roughed up during his second or third time through a lineup, the Royals may move him to the bullpen or even back to the Minors to sharpen his offspeed pitches.
Billy Hamilton, OF, Cincinatti Reds
Best Case: Looking back on what Hamilton has done in the Minors and thinking about the way he has played against big league competition this spring, it appears the sky is the limit for MLB.com's No. 37 prospect. OK, so he's not going to hit 20 home runs, but it is conceivable that he leads the National League in stolen bases and finishes in the top 10 in runs scored. If this season brings smooth sailing for the 23-year-old outfielder, he may be in contention for the NL Rookie of the Year Award.
Worst Case: Hamilton appears so ready that -- save hamstring issues or other injuries -- a viable worst-case scenario is tough to imagine. The typical knock on a player with his makeup is that at the big league level he may not be able to get on base consistently enough to make the kind of impact his organization expects. Nothing in Hamilton's performance suggests that's a legitimate concern for him. In fact, he posted a .429 on-base percentage in 13 Major League games last year and through 18 Cactus League games this year was batting .327. It is possible that big league hurlers will find a hole in his swing, and if that happens Hamilton will have to make an adjustment before they learn they're able to consistently exploit the weakness.
Jake Odorizzi, SP, Tampa Bay Rays
Best Case: For Odorizzi, MLB.com's No. 56 prospect, a perfect beginning to the season would mean he pitches so well that the Rays are faced with a real conundrum when Jeremy Hellickson comes off the DL in late May. Hellickson's elbow injury opened the door for the 24-year-old righty, and a decent spring got Odorizzi into the rotation. If he performs up to his potential, he'll be back into the big leagues as soon as there's another opportunity.
Worst Case: Despite his successful Triple-A campaign last year, Odorizzi might prove to be not quite ready to be a member of a Major League rotation. If he gets whacked around from the beginning of the season until late May, he'll be sent to the Minors without hesitation when Hellickson returns, and he'll have to work to earn another chance.
Kolten Wong, 2B, St. Louis Cardinals
Best Case: For many Cardinals fans, Wong is still simply the guy who got picked off to end Game 4 of the 2013 World Series. A great season for MLB.com's No. 58 prospect will make them all forget about that, and Wong is a well-rounded enough player to pull it off. The 23-year-old second baseman hit .303 with 10 homers, eight triples, 21 doubles and 20 stolen bases over 107 Triple-A games last year, and he could put up similar numbers over the longer big league season.
Worst Case: Wong batted .375 through his first 18 Grapefruit League games this year. But aside from that limited Spring Training sample, he has yet to prove himself as a big league hitter. The longer it takes him to do so, the harder it will be, and when he makes the kind of gaffes most young players occasionally make, they'll stick to him. If everything goes wrong for Wong, the Cardinals will turn to Mark Ellis and Wong will be headed back to Memphis.
Erik Johnson, SP, Chicago White Sox
Best Case: If Johnson -- who worked his way up to the Majors at the end of his second full pro season -- pitches the way he has the potential to, the 24-year-old righty will combine with Chris Sale to provide the White Sox with a heck of a one-two punch. He was 12-3 with a 1.96 ERA between Double-A and Triple-A last year. Though nobody expects him to match those numbers in his rookie year, it's possible he could match the 3.25 ERA he had over 27 2/3 frames with Chicago last year.
Worst Case: MLB.com's No. 70 prospect has a strong fastball and slider, but his changeup and curveball might not play as well to big leaguers as they did to Minor Leaguers, especially after the hitters see him a few times. But a poor rookie year for Johnson will likely still make him a decent No. 4 starter for the South Siders.
Michael Choice, OF, Texas Rangers
Best Case: Choice, MLB.com's No. 72 prospect, fought hard through Spring Training and on the last week of the Cactus League was named the Rangers' fourth outfielder. If he's able to take advantage of whatever chances that come his way, Texas will manufacture more and more of those opportunities, perhaps spelling for designated hitter Mitch Moreland against lefties or occasionally starting day games that follow night games. From there, he's an injury, bad slump or trade away from an everyday outfielder role.
Worst Case: It's easy for young talent to stagnate on the bench. If Choice doesn't get to play often enough, it's easy to see him struggling in whatever limited opportunities come his way. And if he struggles in those limited opportunities, it won't necessarily mean the Rangers will want to give him more, at least not in the Majors. They may decide he needs to get into regular action in the Pacific Coast League.
Chris Owings, SS, Arizona Diamondbacks
Best Case: Owings had quite the battle with Didi Gregorius this spring for the D-backs' starting shortstop job, and now that he's made the team, he might prove to be one of the most reliable rookie hitters this year. MLB.com's No. 77 prospect, Owings batted .302 over 17 Cactus League games in March. Considering his .330 average at the Triple-A level last year, it's reasonable to think he could match his Spring Training number over the course of the season.
Worst Case: The 22-year-old infielder's defense is a tad behind his bat. If he goes into an offensive slump, the D-backs may feel a little remorse over their Opening Day roster decision. If Gregorius is coasting through Triple-A games and things get bad enough for Owings, they may reverse that decision and hand Owings a ticket to Reno.
Josh Jackson is a contributor to MiLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Occupy Denver: Mainstream media outlets aren't always taking the movement seriously
Occupy Denver protests present a challenge for mainstream media outlets. The local version of the Occupy Wall Street movement can't compare in size to the largest assemblies in the U.S. or internationally -- at least not yet. But it's still one of the biggest ongoing stories in these parts over recent years. How to strike the proper balance? Local TV outlets are trying, but they fumbled a chance Saturday night.
Saturday marked Occupy Denver's largest gathering yet, with as many as 3,000 people estimated to have taken part in a downtown march. Afterward, the most dedicated members of the movement set up food tents across from the State Capitol -- an action that police forces interpreted as defying the edict against establishing a permanent settlement.
The tension created by this standoff bubbled over just before 7 p.m., with a line of riot-gear-clad officers holding their batons in front of them and moving in unison toward protesters in a manner weirdly reminiscent of Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation" video. In response, Corey Donahue, a longtime activist recently profiled by Westword, extended a piece of food to the advancing cops, echoing Sixties-era protests in which demonstrators placed flowers in gun barrels.
It was a vivid image, but only one local TV station -- CBS4 -- captured it live. In contrast, 9News, Fox31 and 7News, stuck with regular entertainment programming. In Channel 7's case, that meant a NASCAR race.
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As for the Denver Post, it gave front-page coverage to the previous day's activities in its physical edition on Sunday -- but along the right border of the page, under a modest-size headline sans a photograph. Page one was otherwise dominated by a profile of Jesse Martin, a paralyzed DU hockey player. The article represented the first of a three-part series -- implying that the piece had been previously scheduled, and editors decided the Occupy Denver events weren't large enough to displace it.
In Facebook exchanges after Occupy Denver's tent city was dismantled last week, some commenters argued that protesters should shun the mainstream media. Clearly, that hasn't taken place -- but the coverage to date probably won't squelch such suggestions.
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Self-hypnosis in childbirth has been around for centuries.
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Pregnant women looking for natural options to pain control are turning to hypnobirthing – a form of self-hypnosis that helps control mom's pain and fear, drug-free, by placing mom in a state of deep relaxation to facilitate a manageable birth. In the latest blog from Marble Media LLC's marriage blog site Our Big Step.com titled: "More Pregnant Women are Turning to Hypnobirth Labor and Delivery Techniques", guest blogger Liz Ernst discusses the rising popularity of hypnobirthing among parents-to-be looking for a medication-free option for labor and delivery.
"This form of self-hypnosis is catching on quickly, and even Kate Middleton is said to have explored hypnobirthing as an option for delivering the future monarch of the United Kingdom," Ernst says. "Celebrity mom Jessica Alba has also sung the praises of self-hypnosis as a calming technique during labor."
Classes to learn hypnobirthing are available to pregnant women, which combine relaxation and breathing techniques to achieve a state of relaxation so powerful, the laboring mom's body can accomplish what it needs to in order to deliver the baby naturally. Women study hypnobirthing with a course book and accompanying CD to master the breathing and visualization techniques necessary to get through the birthing process calmly, with less pain and less fear.
"Self-hypnosis in childbirth has been around for centuries," Ernst says. "But it's only in the last 30 years that classes have been developed to help women master the techniques.
"You've heard these classes called by various names, including "The Mongan Method", "Hypnobabies", "The Leclaire Hypnobirthing Method" and "Hypbirth", but they all operate by teaching mom to self-hypnotize until she reaches a deeply relaxed state that makes drug-free childbirth a very manageable experience."
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Magic Trixie is a cute little witch girl with a talking pet cat, a baby sister (Abby Cadabra), an older sister, parents, grandparents, and a Mimi ("a Gramma who thinks that if she is never called the G-word, no one will know she is a Gramma"). She goes to school with assorted other cute monster-type children. In this story (first in a series, I gather), she has to come up with something super-cool for show and tell, while coming to terms with her resentment of Abby Cadabra.
It sure is awfully damn cute. I love all the little touches: the werewolf girl is named Loupie Garou and brings bones for lunch, Nefi the mummy girl passes notes on scrolls of parchment, and they go to Monstersorri School! (Which boyfriend E points out is also a joke from Avenue Q, but that's ok.) I feel a little out of my depth in judging its quality, though, since it's meant for kids so much younger than my age of expertise.
In other news, you know you're much older than the target audience of a book when your first reaction is, "Whoa, the dad is hot!" (Hey, at least I'm not a Mimi yet.)
ETA: Kristin Cashore just asked which book I'd like to live in, and I realized that I totally want to live inside Magic Trixie-world, where everything is both Halloween-y and cozy all the time, and I can have cloudberry pancakes for breakfast! So I must have been more enthusiastic about the book than I thought. Note: my desire to live there has nothing to do with the previous paragraph, I swear.
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text: An agreement between the Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) and the State of Vermont and the ability to capitalize on the RC wage credit worked together to create 47 new jobs in the Eastern Kentucky RC (EKRC). CCA, the Nation's largest owner and operator of privatized correctional and detention facilities and one of the largest prison operators in the United States, announced an agreement in January 2004 to manage up to 700 Vermont inmates. CCA elected to house 215 of those 700 inmates at the Lee Adjustment Center in the RC, creating an additional 47 jobs. "CCA is one of the larger employers within the EKRC and we are excited about the new jobs," said Susan Wilder, EKRC State director. CCA operates 64 facilities (including 4 in RCs) with a total capacity of approximately 65,000 beds in 20 States and the District of Columbia. Employers in RCs that employ RC residents can receive a yearly wage tax credit worth up to $1,500 per employee. CCA claimed approximately $436,000 in RC Wage Credits in both 2002 and 2003, according to Steve Brown, CCA director of financial reporting. According to the CCA Web site, through CCA's ownership of correctional facilities, the company also provides valuable economic benefits to local communities through property, sales, and other taxes, as well as providing a stable employment base. CCA is a strong contributor in the communities in which their facilities are located with a dedication to charitable giving and volunteerism. For more information on the EKRC, contact the Chairman of the Booneville/Owsley Industrial Authority, Ronnie Callaghan, at (606) 593-6800.


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Dancing With the Stars returns tonight, but you may be shocked to hear how little privacy these contestants have during the season.
Dancing With the Stars returns tonight, but you may be shocked to hear how little privacy these contestants have during the season.
Watching Ryan Beatty perform a cover of Justin Timberlake's 'Suit & Tie' is a treat in and of itself. What could possibly make that experience better? For fans at the Paradise Tour stop in Washington, D.C., our guess would be a surprise cameo from Cody Simpson during the performance!
Cody Simpson will hit the road on his Paradise Tour this summer, and to get his fans amped up for the trek, he has issued this tour teaser trailer, set to tracks like 'Pretty Brown Eyes' and 'Paradise.'
The Wanted, Flo Rida, Carly Rae Jepsen and Cody Simpson made fans shriek at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade -- and now that videos have hit the Web, we can enjoy them again with our leftover stuffing. It's hard to tell what (or who) is more delicious!
While his legions of adoring fans refer to themselves as Beliebers, it seemed only fitting that Justin Bieber's latest album, and the tour in support of it would simply be called 'Believe.'
In 2012, social media stats are critical and crucial to a pop star's survival. It's a truly viral way to reach people and increase your fans in exponential fashion.
Aussie singer Cody Simpson was so hot on grabbing a million followers on Instagram that he promised fans that he would share a shirtless photo of himself once he reached the milestone. And boy did he deliver.
Made up of equal parts smash TV show and blockbuster boy band, Big Time Rush and their Big Time Summer Tour rolled into the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, N.H. last night (Sept. 1) leaving nothing but streamers and screaming tweens in their wake.


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Twice a week, The Chronicle features a local home on the market that caught our eye for its architecture, history or character. See more photos at www.sfgate.com/ZHQD.
Address: 959 Miller Ave., Berkeley
Asking price: $1.649 million
Description: Designed by Bay Area architect David Stark Wilson, this Berkeley hills home features traditional Mediterranean design details like curved walls and rough-hewn ceilings along with contemporary touches and a modern open floor plan. The front door opens to a foyer with a dramatic curved staircase. Nearly every room on the main level has open-beamed ceilings and hardwood floors. A formal dining room overlooks a living room that has a grand window and a stone wood-burning fireplace. The family room, with access to one of several patios, sits next to a modern kitchen. This level also features a powder room. Upstairs is the master suite, which offers a fireplace, two walk-in closets and an adjacent office overlooking the main level. On the bottom level are two bathrooms and three bedrooms, two of which share access to a garden patio. There's also a deck with bench seating and a two-car garage.
Don't miss: The direct views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the bay from the large patio and multiple rooms
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Built: 1990
Size: Four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms in 3,106 square feet of living space
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Michaelee Harris came to Louisville as one of the top prospects in Head Coach Charlie Strong's second recruiting class. The 4-Star Wide Receiver out of Miami was rated the 16th best at his position coming out of high school. Michaelee entered his Cardinal Campaign with a tremendous ability at route-running, great explosion and superb hands. With the Cards losing two of its leading receivers in Scott Long and Trent Guy to graduation, the stud freshman was entering with much hope surrounding his ability to have a potential immediate impact. Harris' freshman season (2010) finished with a medical redshirt after sitting out the entire season with an MCL injury. During the redshirt freshman season of 2011 fans got what they thought they would get the previous season. Michaelee finished the regular season starting all 12 games and lead the team in receiving yards at 455 yards on 37 receptions and a three-way tie for 2nd on the team in touchdowns with two. Prior to post-season play,...
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East Coast Wrestling Academy - Seminar (Smnr) Event on May 5, 2013 in Ho Ho Kus, New Jersey USA
American Eagle MMA & Kettlebells is proud to announce the opening of NCAA Division 1 Wrestler and NJ High State and Beast of East Champion Fred Santaite's East Coast Wrestling Academy. The ECWA is geared toward instilling the proper techniques and strategies for Grade School Wrestlers (8th grade and below) to become successful and grow in their sport. The Classes will be offered on Friday evenings from 5:30-7:00 pm and Sunday evenings from 4:00 to 6:00 pm.
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Transportation Businesses For Sale in La Cañada Flintridge CA
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Aircraft Propellers Sales & Service #472709 posted Jul 26, 2017
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $5,000,000
Long established business with long term employees and management in place.
Enclosed Car Hauler Transport Company for Sale #471995 posted Jul 13, 2017
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $800,000
Profitable, National door to door enclosed auto hauling company. Located in Southern California. Revenues have grown each year since inception. There are no customer concentraion issues. 4 trucks with 3 -6 car enclosed trailers. 1.5 full time admin workers handles the daily work load. Truck &...
18 Unit Limo/Stretch/Bus/Van w/$250k Yrly Corp. #450334 posted Jul 25, 2016
- Irvine, California, United States
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Corporate transportation acquisition target for sale, this is a large scale enterprise that is growing larger by the minute! Dynamic CEO will lead the charge under new ownership (if desired) or take over the accounts and rolling assets and he will transition this enterprise to a Buyer to manage directly....
Local Trucking Co for Freight Arriving at LAX #398290 posted Jan 14, 2016
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $360,000
Price Recently Reduced! Since 2004, this busy local trucking company with eight employees handles merchandise arriving at LAX. It has a great reputation for on-time deliveries. Selling because the seller is ready to retire on passive income from rental properties he owns. US Citizenship Required. Annual...
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This product is fully developed and already deployed across the country in 18 different cities across 10 states in the past 18 months alone with minimal direct sales initiative. The Board of Directors for the Company alone have over 100 years of ancillary industry experience, and have secured a solid...
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jap chrismas song lyrics
:twitch: if any one knows some christmas song lyrics i would apreitiat them vary much i also have some of my own here
Makka na ohana no tonakai-san wa
Itsumo minna no waraimono
Demo sono toshi no kurisumasu no hi
Santa no ojisan wa iimashita
Kurai yomichi wa pika pika no
Omae no hana ga yaku ni tatsu no sa
Itsumo naiteta tonakai-san wa
Koyoi koso wa to yorokobimashita
makka bright red hana nose
tonakai reindeer itsumo always
minna everyone waraimono an object of ridicule
toshi year kurisumasu Christmas
santa Santa Claus iu to say
kurai dark yomichi night journey
yaku ni tatsu useful naku to cry
koyoi tonight yorokobu to be pleased
Here is the original, though it is not literally translated. I will explain the Japanese lyrics line by line on the next page.
Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer had a very shiny nose;
And, if you ever saw it you would even say it glows.
All of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names
They never let poor Rudolph join in any reindeer games.
The one foggy Christmas Eve Santa came to say,
"Rudolph, with your nose so bright, Won't you guide my sleigh tonight?"
Then how the reindeer loved him as they shouted out with glee,
"Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer you'll go down in history!"
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Printing Issue(SW 12.2/XFCE 4.4.3)
I configured and added my new local printer + driver(HP PSC 1600 series Foomatic/hpijs, hpijs 188.8.131.52). In the printing system under xfce settings manager, I made it point to CUPS. What I found out was that the only way I could get my printer to work was:
1. connect printer to computer
2. start up rc.cups
3. restart computer
4. print a test copy from AbiWord
...and that works.
But if the computer and rc.cups was up and running and if I physically disconnect the printer from the computer and plug it back in and try to print a test page, it won't print. According to localhost:631 it says the printer is idle and print jobs are currently processing or in queue.
My question is, if I physically disconnect the printer from the computer and plug it back in, how do I make the printer print without having to restart the computer?
I thought if I restarted rc.cups as root it would fix the problem, but it didn't work. Any ideas?
I have HP PSC 1410 and can print on XFCE after unplug-plug process without restarting computer.
Try to add CUPS service to start up services. You can use pkgtool as root.
su > pkgtool > setup > services > rc.cups
To be more specific, this is all on my test machine running:
Description: HP PSC 1600 series
lsmod | grep usb
rescan-scsi-bus -l
cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
cat /var/log/messages
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
rescan-scsi-bus -l
cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
cat /var/log/messages
And another thing that I found out, there seems to be a conflict between the usb printer device and the ntfs flash drive and I don't know how to fix it. At the first run I have no issues when plugging and replugging my usb ntfs flash drive and external-HD, the system detects it just fine and I'm able to access the data--ONLY IF I don't mess around and reconnect my usb printer device. To be more specific, the usb flash drive fails to connect and no icon appears on the desktop. No error message is displayed in /var/log/messages, lsusb returns nothing, and rescan-scsi-bus -l says "No SCSI host adapters found in sysfs"...If I reboot the machine and try to plug in and access the flash drive, it'll work as long as I don't plug in my usb printer device. By the way, I'm in the audio, video, and plugdev group.
I think I found the fix. I just can't believe it...but it is what it is. The reason why the system couldn't detect my usb printer device was because I was connecting with an addition usb extension chord. The chord originally came from Netgear WG111. Anyway after disconnecting the usb extension chord, I used and plugged in the stock usb chord that came with the printer, and that worked. lsusb was able bring up my printing device. So far this only affects my PC and I was surprised that my primary computer laptop was unaffected by this issue. My laptop was able to use the addition usb extension chord and the system was able to detect the devices. I guess I'll have to stop using the usb extension chord whenever I use the printer on my PC.
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Janet Jackson chatted with Jay Leno on last night's Tonight Show about her new Tyler Perry movie, Why Did I Get Married Too?, out April 2, and showed herself in a very emotional clip from the film (it's near the end of the video here). She said she didn't have to "dig too deep" for the performance because her brother's death last year. Janet also contributes to the film's soundtrack, with the single Nothing, a ballad written for the comedy-drama. It'll be out March 30.
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Michael Jackson Wanted OctoMom's Babies, Johnny Depp And Jamie Foxx To Maybe Portray MJ
- Though we haven't even given Michael Jackson enough time to rise from the dead like Jesus, there are already talks of a Michael Jackson biopic. Different methods are being considered like using archive and live -show footage or maybe having Jamie Foxx play young Jackson and Johnny Depp play um, white Jackson. I'm not sure how politically correct that scenario would be but God I would love to see them try to pull it off! [PopCrunch]
- As if the postmortem Michael Jackson rumors weren't traumatizing enough, apparently although Nadya Suleman was not his lover, he was still after
Billie Jeanher octuplet babies! According to Nadya's ex-publicist, Michael called in February to check up on Nadya and the babies and to mention that he'd be happy to care for the children. The publicist said, "It was creepy. He was basically offering to buy the children." Thankfully, no one took him up on the offer since the OctoMom wanted to keep her spawn. [NowMagazine]


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Bobby Creekwater x Mickey Factz x Kardinal Offishall – I Hate You Too [Music]
Hip-Hop Kings readers are familiar with all three of the above artists, but together have produced the new track "I Hate You Too". The single has been produced by The Invisibles, however it's unclear whether the track will be featured on Bobby Creekwater's forthcoming project "The Birth of a Dictator" which is coming soon. You can listen to the brand new Bobby Creekwater x Mickey Factz x Kardinal Offishall – I Hate You Too track below.
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Peaches with Vanilla-Red Wine Syrup and Ice Cream
The cassia buds in the syrup are the dried, unopened flowers from trees that produce cinnamon from their bark. They have a peppery flavor and are available in specialty-food stores or by mail order. A crushed cinnamon stick is an acceptable substitute.
If you peaches don't taste especially sweet, sprinkle the wedges with a tablespoon or two of sugar; assemble the dessert, spooning the juices over the peaches.
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- Servings: 6
- 1 bottle (750 ml) rich red wine, such as Chianti or Barbera
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise
- 1/4 teaspoon black peppercorns, coarsely crushed
- 1/2 teaspoon allspice berries, coarsely crushed
- 8 cassia buds or one 4-inch cinnamon stick, crushed
- Pinch of salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 3 ripe peaches, peeled and cut into 8 wedges each
- 1 pint vanilla ice cream
How to make this recipe
In a medium saucepan, combine the wine, sugar, vanilla bean, peppercorns, allspice, cassia and salt. Bring to a boil over high heat and cook, stirring once or twice, until reduced to 1 cup, about 25 minutes. Remove the syrup from the heat and stir in the vanilla extract. Strain and let cool to room temperature; if the syrup is too thick, stir in a few tablespoons of cold water.
Scoop the ice cream into individual bowls and top with the peach wedges. Drizzle each dessert with a few tablespoons of wine syrup and serve.


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ADDISON COUNTY — As the Vermont Public Service Board considers a permit for a proposed $1.2 billion electricity transmission line through Lake Champlain, local community planners are asking that the regulator not stop Addison County's lakefront towns from taxing the underwater line.
If the permit does forestall such taxation, it could mean that Addison, Bridport, Shoreham and Orwell would miss out on up to $7 million in tax revenue, according to the Addison County Regional Planning Commission.
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MIDDLEBURY — Residents in the seven Addison Central Supervisory Union (ACSU) towns will vote as soon as next March on a proposal to form a single school board that would have oversight over a single education budget for what would be a consolidated K-12 district.
Three Addison County high schools held commencement ceremonies this past weekend. Vergennes Union High School saw 87 graduates march across the stage and receive diplomas on Friday, June 12. Then on Saturday morning, Middlebury Union High School and Mount Abraham Union High School hosted commencement activities in their respective towns.
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ADDISON COUNTY — The Addison Northeast Supervisory Union Food Service Cooperative is teaming up with a number of community organizations including Mary Johnson Child Care, Bristol Recreation, The Hub Teen Center, Lawrence Memorial Library, the Counseling Service of Addison County, Platt Memorial Library and summer recreation programs in Leicester and Bridport to provide free meals to kids in the summer.
Free lunch will be available at drop-in sites in Bristol, Vergennes, Shoreham and Starksboro to children and teens 18 and younger, starting June 22, as follows.
ADDISON COUNTY — The outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the Midwestern United States could have severe consequences for Vermont's poultry producers. Although HPAI is not directly affecting Vermont at this time, the disease may begin to affect New England as early as fall of 2015, according to the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets.
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MIDDLEBURY — Ask veteran Middlebury Union Middle School social studies educator Mary Goodale what got her interested in teaching, and she will give you, without hesitation, a very offbeat answer.
"Swimming," she said with a grin during an interview last week about her decision to retire this month after more than three decades as a teacher.
The Sheldon Museum's annual outdoor pops concert and fireworks are a Vermont summer tradition for Lake Champlain area families and tourists. Celebrate the anniversary of Independence Day with a concert of Broadway standards, pops and patriotic music on Friday performed by the Vermont Philharmonic in the meadow behind the Mahaney Center for the Arts at Middlebury College.
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The Georgia guidestones is a strange monument constructed out of blue granite, it suddenly appeared in Elberton County, USA. Like a modern day Stonehenge, no one knows who erected it or who paid for it. The stones are carved with a set of new age commandments, the first of which states that Worlds population should be no larger than 500,000.000. This Monument must of cost a fortune to build yet nobody knows who finance it. The Instructions are written in eight languages: English, Spanish, Swahili, Hindi, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese, and Russian, along with an inscription in four ancient languages, carved in the base of the monument.
The 10 commandments carved on the stones 1. Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
2. Guide reproduction wisely – improving fitness and diversity.
3. Unite humanity with a living new language.
4. Rule passion – faith – tradition – and all things with tempered reason.
5. Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
6. Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
7. Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
8. Balance personal rights with social duties.
9. Prize truth – beauty – love – seeking harmony with the infinite.
10. Be not a cancer on the earth – Leave room for nature – Leave room for nature.
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Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 8 at the Partlow Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Smith, 90, of Lebanon. Preceded in death by parents, James L. & Ruby Swingley and husband, James Harold Smith, she died Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013 at her residence.
Graveside services were held Thursday afternoon, Feb. 7 at the Cedar Grove Cemetery for Mr. Bogle, 76, of Watertown. A retired diesel mechanic, he died Monday, Feb. 4, 2013 at his residence. Lebanon's Partlow Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
Funeral services have been scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9 at Neuble Monument Funeral Home LLC for Mrs. Andrews, 81, of Lebanon. The widow of the late William Andrews, she died Feb. 2 at her home.
Private family services are planned for Mr. York, 57, of Watertown.
Born in Ft. Chaffee, AR, he died Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013 at Summit Medical Center in Hermitage.
Watertown's Hunter Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Funeral services will be conducted 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 at Bond Memorial Chapel for Mrs. Baker, 79, of Mt. Juliet. The widow of the late Johnny Baker, she died Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete for Ms. Kent, of Lebanon. She died Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013 at The Pavilion. Lebanon's Partlow Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Funeral services will be conducted 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 9 at Bond Memorial Chapel for Mr. Martin, 20, of Murfreesboro. Formerly of Mt. Juliet and a 2011 graduate of Mt. Juliet High, the MTSU student died Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon, Feb. 7 at Hunter Funeral Home for Mrs. Adamson, 82, of Watertown. She died Tuesday morning, Feb. 5, 2013 at NHC Health Care in Smithville.
LEBANON - Cumberland University football coach Donnie Suber announced the signing of nine players this week to scholarship papers for the 2013 season, including local standouts Ethan Copas, Taylor Jones, Brady Eady, Keithandre Murray, Dylan Mathis and Mason Pavan.
The Bulldogs also inked Georgia natives DeAnthone Morse, Chris Golden and Kentavious Eberhart.
The number two seed in next weeks District 9AAA boys basketball tournament is on the line Friday night as Wilson Central and Mt. Juliet play at The Cave. Both teams enter Fridays contest 9-4 in district play.
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