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Gotham Dance Festival
May 30 - June 10, 2012
NEW YORK CITY - The Festival returns for two weeks with programs featuring cutting-edge artists, world premieres, and Joyce debuts. Week One begins with Brian Brooks Moving Company in the premiere of BIG CITY, a work that examines the concept of rebuilding after a destructive event. The week also highlights choreographer Jodie Gates, who will set work on Ballet X and Colorado Ballet. Sharing the program with Gates will be Peter Quanz, whose Canadian-based company Q Dance/Quanz Danse will perform two works, including In Tandem, set to a score by Steve Reich.
Week Two opens with a special one-night celebration featuring multiple artists (see below) and continues with the Los Angeles-based BODYTRAFFIC performing a world premiere as well as Stijn Celis' Fragile Dwellings, with a light installation by Erwin Redl. The Festival concludes with Gallim Dance, under the direction of Andrea Miller, performing SIT, KNEEL, STAND, an evening-length world premiere that deconstructs the border between harmony and chaos.
One Night Celebration Program: Working Women
On Tuesday June 5th, Gotham Dance Festival celebrates the choreographic work of American women, in a special concert to benefit the programs of http://www.gothamarts.org/Gotham Arts Exchange. This program will include new works and audience favorites. Scheduled to perform are: BalletX performing the work of Jodie Gates (duet from Delicate Balance), Jane Comfort & Company (excerpt from Beauty), Loni Landon (world premiere of don't forget to go home), Camille A. Brown & Dancers (premiering an excerpt of Mr. Tol E. Rance), Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company (New York premiere of Keystone), Kate Weare Company (premiere of a new version of The Light Has Not The Arms to Carry Us). Pam Tanowitz Dance (premiere of Recorded forever in between the cracks with real passion), and a special encore presentation from Monica Bill Barnes & Company performing an excerpt from The Snow Globe Show.
Premium seating ($100 & $75) for Working Women includes center orchestra seats and a special post show reception with the artists.
Call 212-928-6517 or visit gothamarts.org
Regular tickets start at $10
performance schedule
• Brian Brooks Moving Company: May 30 7:30pm; May 31 8pm; Jun 1 8pm
• Jodie Gates and Peter Quanz: Jun 2 8pm; Jun 3 2pm
• One Night Celebration: Jun 5 7:30pm
• BODYTRAFFIC: Jun 6 7:30pm; Jun 7 8pm
• Gallim Dance: Jun 8 8pm; Jun 9 8pm; Jun 10 2pm
Tickets start at $10!
(Call JoyceCharge at 212-242-0800 for $10 tickets. All other tickets can be purchased online.)


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FORT BEND COUNTY - It's National Public Safety Telecommunications week, an important time for law enforcement around the country as officers celebrate the men and women on the front lines of emergency response.
The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office gave Local 2 a behind-the-scenes look inside its 911 Communications Center. That's where dispatchers take the calls that go through 911. The Sheriff's Office calls these dispatchers the "true" first responders, because they are the first people the community hears when they call 911.
"They deal with some very stressful situations," said Maj. Chad Norvell. "We personally think this is one of the most stressful jobs in law enforcement."
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Created attachment 558751 [details] Test case recursing infinitely. From Bug 670484, ion function calls need a way to raise error upon over-recursion.
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Created attachment 579845 [details] [diff] [review] WIP: Handle a maximum recursion depth. WIP patch for handling a maximum recursion depth. Very simple. The limit for IonMonkey is on the length of the C stack. I have not changed the default max length for the time being. The limit check is very relaxed, since we need slack on the end to call functions after the limit has been reached. Requires updating once bug 707845 is fixed.
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Created attachment 581082 [details] [diff] [review] Handle a maximum recursion depth. Very simple. Uses the preexisting C stack depth. Expanding the default stack limit will be a separate bug.
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Patch gets applied on top of changes from Bug 708441.
Comment on attachment 581082 [details] [diff] [review] Handle a maximum recursion depth. Review of attachment 581082 [details] [diff] [review]: ----------------------------------------------------------------- ::: js/src/ion/CodeGenerator.cpp @@ +373,5 @@ > + > + // Conditional forward (unlikely) branch. > + masm.branchPtr(Assembler::BelowOrEqual, StackPointer, limit, &overflow); > + // Unconditional forward (likely) branch. > + masm.jump(&noOverflow); I think we should use an out-of-line path instead. It might also simplify things to generate the over-recursion check after the prologue instead of before (we could just drop the stack in the out-of-line path). ::: js/src/ion/x64/MacroAssembler-x64.h @@ +289,4 @@ > void loadPtr(const Address &address, Register dest) { > movq(Operand(address), dest); > } > + void loadPtr(void *address, Register dest) { This should be |ImmWord Address| or something. ::: js/src/ion/x64/Trampoline-x64.cpp @@ +468,5 @@ > masm.setupUnalignedABICall(f.argc(), temp); > > // Initialize and set the context parameter. > + masm.movq(ImmWord(&JS_THREAD_DATA(cx)->ionJSContext), ArgReg0); > + masm.movq(Operand(ArgReg0, 0x0), ArgReg0); I actually prefer the old way because it's easier to read and reverse engineer the assembly. There shouldn't be any performance distance between the two. ::: js/src/ion/x86/Assembler-x86.h @@ +261,4 @@ > JS_NOT_REACHED("unexpected operand kind"); > } > } > + void movl(void *addr, Register dest) { No |void *| in assembler functions, since it's too easy for a gcthing to leak in and not get traced. Use Operand(void *) which is x86 specific. movl should already support this mode. (Of course, Operand(void *) doesn't protect against accidental gcthings either, it probably should.)
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Created attachment 581838 [details] [diff] [review] Enforce a maximum stack depth, v2. This uses an OOL path for the failure case. The new mechanism for OOL paths is actually tasteful.
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The actual patch will need #ifdefs around the code in generate() to disable generateOverRecursedCheck() on ARM -- we need CallVM on ARM. I'll file a follow-up bug when that moment arrives.
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Created attachment 581900 [details] [diff] [review] Enforce a maximum stack depth, v3. Same as v2, but rebased onto FunctionInfo changes.
Comment on attachment 581900 [details] [diff] [review] Enforce a maximum stack depth, v3. >+ // Generate the VMFunction calling wrapper. >+ IonCompartment *ion = gen->cx->compartment->ionCompartment(); >+ IonCode *wrapper = ion->generateVMWrapper(gen->cx, ReportOverRecursedInfo); >+ if (!wrapper) >+ return false; >+ >+ uint32 descriptor = MakeFrameDescriptor(masm.framePushed(), IonFrame_JS); >+ masm.push(Imm32(descriptor)); >+ >+ // Call the function, which will throw. >+ masm.call(wrapper); All of this can just be callVM(), right?
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http://hg.mozilla.org/projects/ionmonkey/rev/3841d6743781 Implemented as MCheckOverRecursed, before the non-OSR MStart, in order to use callVM().
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http://hg.mozilla.org/projects/ionmonkey/rev/f5207516ab9c Fix some ARM bustage.


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What's the citation on Giants possibly being related to trolls? Is that fanon or am I forgetting something? Mafalda Hopkirk 18:45, 3 December 2007 (UTC)
- There is none as far as I know. I believe our anon family expert is adding speculation again. - Cavalier One(Wizarding Wireless Network) 23:43, 3 December 2007 (UTC)
what is the language of a troll called? is it called troll? --N77 10:36, October 3, 2010 (UTC)
u mad bro?
problem officer? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs).
- Huh? -- Seth Cooper owl post! 01:12, August 12, 2011 (UTC)
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The same page quote is being used for both this and the Troll (language) page. I would recommend a change here - perhaps "Troll! Troll in the dungeons. Thought you ought to know." ProfessorTofty (talk) 20:22, July 21, 2012 (UTC)
The Pottermore feature on giants says that giants are 20 feet high, four feet taller than trolls. Should we change their height in the profile, or assume that trolls vary in size?--Rodolphus (talk) 12:43, February 16, 2016 (UTC)
- I would assume that trolls can have varying sizes and aren't fixed in size. Apparently the troll that Harry and Hermione saw in the chambers in Book 1 was "even larger" than the one they fought in the toilets previously in the book, implying that troll sizes is varied. --Sajuuk 12:45, February 16, 2016 (UTC)
By the way: What's the source for the twelve feet size? I think it was proably in the first book, but I haven´t listened to my audiobook for a long time.
Should we change it to 8 - 16 feet then and add the sources?--Rodolphus (talk) 12:52, February 16, 2016 (UTC)


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Pinwheels Custom Made to Order Pinwheel Set of 20 for birthday party baby shower bride and bridal shower wedding party favors
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Herbal Healing-Herbs to help sleep problems
Wednesday, 4 February 2009
A recent study by Pharmaton show that 89 per cent of people are not getting the recommended eight hours of sleep. It's not surprising then that 62 per cent of people find it difficult to get up in the morning, (source: Irish Times)
Herbalist Ciara O Meara is in studio today with her tops tips on how to beat sleep problems, and her top 5 herbs to help aid sleep.
Ciara O'Meara - Medical Herbalist
"I have a long standing interest in natural medicine. From a young age I found myself allergic to antibiotics, this prompted a proactive approach to preventative medicine, ensuring that through diet and exercise I was always doing my best to stay healthy. I completed an honours Science degree in University College Dublin in 1997 followed by an MSc in Medical Genetics at Aberdeen University. I then spent a number of years working in the field of academic research in areas such as The Human Genome Project at Oxford University, UK, and on Cancer research at Cancer Research UK. It was during this time that I took up a yoga practice and further cultivated an interest in holistic medicine.
"First hand experience of successfully using herbal medicine prompted me to pursue an interest in the subject. I soon realised that this interest was part of a much broader, richer and complex area of natural medicine which required dedicated study to appreciate both its subtleties and power. To deepen my knowledge on the subject and acquire the ability to confidently use it as a health professional I completed a four year degree at Westminster University in London.
"This University is a long established centre for excellence in the training of medical herbalists. Its facilities encompass a central London clinic for herbal medicine where members of the public can avail of treatment. This is where I completed 500 hours of clinical training as part of my degree, treating members of the public from young to old with a range of illnesses. This was an integral part of the educational programme, in the interests of maintaining a high level of safe practice. This training included differential diagnosis of illness up to a high standard of training clinically on par with that of a GP."
Some Top Tips for a Good Nights Sleep
. Ensure the room you are sleeping in is in complete darkness
. Avoid caffeinated drinks in the evenings this includes fizzy drinks, avoid diet tablets containing caffeine.
. Avoid having the bedroom too hot about 20 degrees is warm enough, if you have poor circulation in your feet wear a pair of loose fitting socks to bed.
. Although alcohol can sometimes make you feel drowsy it should never be used as a sleep aid. Apart from health risks associated with it, it will prevent you reaching the deeper sleep state.
. Obesity can cause increased risk of sleep apnoea, snoring and mouth breathing.
. Try to avoid working at a computer or watching television right up to bedtime.
. If you do have trouble sleeping remove the clock from your view it will only add to your frustration if you are counting the hours away.
. If there are any hormonal factors such as menopause or PMS exacerbating sleeping problems have this looked at independently.
. Make sure you are getting some exercise everyday at least 30 minutes; try not to exercise too close to bed time.
. Establish a routine at bedtime. This might be burning some relaxing oils, doing some breathing exercises, listening to a meditation tape or an audiobook.
Valarian Valariana officinalis
Valarian has a very particular smell it can be taken in a tea, tincture or capsule for the purposes of relaxation and as a sleep aid. It is a sedative action relaxing the central nervous system, it can be very useful where nervous tension has led to headache or spasm of the gut, as it also has antispasmodic properties.
Valarian does not cause any sedation the morning after it has been taken and there is no effect on concentration abilities. It can be useful if you are trying to come off sleeping tablets.
Directions as per product
Hops Humulus lupus
Hops combines well with valerian as a night time sedative. It is quite bitter in taste. It is made from the strobles of the hops plant. Fresh hops strobiles can be placed into a pillow and the scent from them is said to induce a restful sleep.
Hops will also relax smooth muscle tension so it is useful if you find you are tense and restless in bed at night worrying about work the next day or indeed worrying about falling asleep!
Directions as per product.
Avoid if experiencing significant depression
Passiflora Passiflora incarnate
This is a useful herb for occasional sleeplessness where it is associated with stress. It is particularly useful for menopausal anxiety and insomnia, especially if there is elevated blood pressure or palpitations. It is also effective for the insomnia some women experience premenstrualy.
This herb can be taken in small frequent doses throughout the evening for a restful sleep.
Avoid in pregnancy
Skullcap Scuttilaria laterifolia
Skullcap is a very nourishing relaxing nervine remedy. It is particularly useful where exhaustion is a feature. As well as rapidly relaxing the nervous system overall over time it will also strengthen it too. This is an ideal herb for new mums who might find they are very tired but can't sleep due to changing routines.
This herb is best taken as a tincture prepared from a fresh plant, dried plant preparations are not as effective.
Lavender Lavendula officinalis
Lavender is a very good all round relaxing remedy. Most people will be familiar with the essential oil and its uses. You can place a few drops on your pillow case or burn some in an oil burner in your room before retiring.
I also use the tincture internally for relaxation it is very uplifting and can be of use where there is an element of depression to the insomnia. Today I am going to demonstrate how you can make your very own tincture.
Lavender Tincture
Buy some dried lavender
1. Weigh out 100grams of lavender
2. Add 200mls of vodka, ensure all the lavender is covered with the liquid
3. Leave for 14 days shaking every day, on day 14 strain out the lavender using a piece of muslin cloth
4. Label and store the remaining liquid
5. Take 2.5 t-5mls in the evening in a small quantity of water for a restful nights sleep.


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The elevation of Boaz is 397 feet. Boaz appears on the Melber U.S. Geological Survey Map. Graves County is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).
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Kids Rule At The Parkwood 18!
This summer, you and your kids can enjoy a great movie for just $2.00. Throw the kids in the car and head out to Parkwood 18 for the The Kid's Rule Summer Movie Series, every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 10am. Each week, MIX 94.9 and the Parkwood staff pick a great family -friendly movie- check out the last three in the series.


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Apr 4 2013 7:30PM - 9:00PM
Terra Hall, Room 511-13
Presented by the Corzo Center for the Creative Economy.
Examine what to look for when writing or signing an agreement for work or services. Presented by Frank Taney, of counsel at Stevens & Lee, and consultant to entrepreneurs and creatives. By appointment, one-on-one consulting with Mr. Taney is available.
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text: sujan chitrakar is a kathmandu based visual artist. he is an assistant professor and the head of center for art and design at kathmandu university. he is also a recipient of fulbright senior scholar award 2013-14 for an artistic research project at mural arts program of philadelphia. he facilitated kathmandu international art festival – earth | body | mind in 2012 as a creative and logistic consultant and has also co-curate its first edition – "separating myths from the reality" in 2009. he has several participations in international group exhibitions that include his representation for nepal at fukuoka triennale 2005 and colombo art biennale 2011. his solos include "utopian introspection! -random expressions within defined periphery", 2004, "masticated faces" 2004 and "let's talk about art, baby!" 2010-11. he is one of the founding members of sutra nepal, an artist-led group pro-active during 2003-08. sujan's works are in private collections within nepal and abroad including in fukuoka asian art museum, japan. his slideshow presentation and talk venues include pennsylvania academy of the fine arts, university of notre dame, california institute of arts, university of utah, westminster college, cornish college of the arts etc.


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Review: Gasparilla Music Fest wraps up with Trombone Shorty, Jason Isbell and more in Tampa
I heard a rumor on Sunday that Wayne Coyne's "F--- YEAH TAMPA" balloon ultimately came to rest on the front porch of some unsuspecting family in Tampa Heights. Not your usual Sunday wake-up call, that's for sure.
But maybe, for at least one family, it was a reminder that this year's Gasparilla Music Festival was two days, not one, and the crowd that descended on downtown Tampa for the festival's second day was perhaps even more laid back and loosey-goosey than on Saturday.
In contrast to the chilly, surreal spectacle of the Flaming Lips' Saturday-night set, Sunday brought beach-blanket weather to Curtis Hixon Park, and the riverside half of the park became a patchwork of quilts, sundresses and dancing families. And the lineup was a touch more all-ages accessible than Saturday's, with big brass, global grooves and singer-songwriters taking center stage.
Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue took the top slot on the main stage, and they're pros at this game – a crowd-pleasing and across-the-board fabulous band led by a man, Troy Andrews, who's the brass-funk world's answer to Prince.
The New Orleans outfit can do the brassy NOLA thing without breaking a sweat – On Your Way Down is a breezy slice of Connick-like jazz – but their set reminded everyone that they've got a little punk in 'em, too, veering from a Sandinista!-era Clash-like instrumental number to a cover of Rage Against the Machine's Bulls On Parade early in their set. But Andrews couldn't help show off his formidable training on the trombone and trumpet, trilling, squealing and wringing impossible life out of notes sustained to jaw-dropping lengths.
Alt-country hero (and NPR favorite) Jason Isbell was one of the weekend's most hotly anticipated acts, though there was briefly some concern he might not show after his wife, Amanda Shires, had to cancel her own set due to a family emergency. Thankfully, Isbell came through, flexing his Muscle Shoals muscle on gritty, lived-in story-songs like Stockholm and the tender ballad Different Days.
Isbell proved himself a devastating guitarist, such as when he unfurled a gnarly slide solo on the mournful Decoration Day, and on the grinding track Outfit, by his old band the Drive-By Truckers. And he has a gift for rough-and-tumble lyrics that would make Springsteen jealous – just check out Super 8, a raucous recollection of a bad night turned worse; or Traveling Alone, a song that name-checks "Ybor City on a Friday night."
"Some of that song took place right down the street," Isbell said after performing Traveling Alone. "I've had some real serious discussions with (The Hold Steady's) Craig Finn about who's gotten drunker in Ybor."
Earlier, as Grammy-winning Latin funk ensemble Grupo Fantasma got the crowd moving on the main stage, New Orleans brass collective the Soul Rebels blasted out an endless string of funk, world-beat and hip-hop covers, from the Eurythmics' Sweet Dreams to Jay Z's Hard Knock Life.
And as was the case on Saturday, local talent popped up in every corner of the festival, from Bradenton Americana outfit Have Gun, Will Travel (a last-minute fill-in for Shires); to newly independent pop singer-songwriter Matt Hires, who played a few new, unreleased songs.
Attendance for both days of GMF 2014 wasn't immediately available, but to the untrained eye, the crowd looked comparable to last year's, even a little bigger at times. Organizers spent both days cheerily walking the crowd, chatting up as many people as they could, driving home the message that no matter how many thousands of fans show up, GMF is still largely a DIY endeavor.
Don't be surprised if the festival grows again in 2015. If so, organizers might want to plan some more room in their marketing budget for balloons.
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|From: Noel Welsh (noelwelsh at gmail.com)
Date: Mon Oct 13 04:56:38 EDT 2008
"The dx tool lets you generate Android bytecode from .class files. The tool converts target files and/or directories to Dalvik executable format (.dex) files, so that they can run in the Android environment. It can also dump the class files in a human-readable format and run a target unit test. You can get the usage and options for this tool by using dx -help." http://code.google.com/android/reference/othertools.html#dx Clojure compiles on-the-fly but I don't think it would be too hard to get it to output the bytecode it generates. That said I don't think Clojure is a great language for a mobile phone. I don't think concurrency is such an issue for a phone app, and I expect Clojure's model is, by default, a bit inefficient (= more power consumption). Also, its macro system is weak sauce. N. On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 2:16 AM, Henk Boom <henk at henk.ca> wrote: > 2008/10/12 Martin DeMello <martindemello at gmail.com>: >> If you want a nice Schemelike JVM language with decent performance, >> Clojure comes closer than Scala does. > > Clojure's neat =). Re: Android though, last I heard Clojure compiles > directly to JVM bytecode, which (I hear) is incompatible with Android > bytecode, so there would probably be significant porting efforts > needed there as well. > > Henk >
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text: The Wilson County Sheriff's Departments duties also include the safety of the citizens of Wilson County while traveling the many miles of roadways within the county. For every ones safety the Traffic Division patrols the many miles of roadway in Wilson County making sure motorists are complying with state traffic laws. They also assist the Patrol Division in answering the many calls received from citizens of Wilson County.


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Le Piano Vache
Thousands of posters and student IDs cover the walls of Le Piano Vache, a pub with an ancient piano that feels like it may have haunted the 5th arrondissement for decades. The charming venue hosts a younger crowd (and not a touristy one) and a relaxed...
City Guides: Detroit
Since overhauling our City Guides last fall, we've had many an opportunity to make our way back to Detroit and delve further into one of the most culturally rich cities in the country. While there, various team members found that the ever-expanding...
Word of Mouth: Hudson Valley, NY
One of the great pastimes of living in NYC has always been leaving it. When the heat and hustle of the city get to be too much, New Yorkers are looking for one thing: the quickest way out. Thanks to Lexus and their generous loan of the 2013 RX 350...


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Super Mario Galaxy
Review by ChivesTheTomato
"Awesome game, flawless even...This game is perfect for the whole family!"
INTRODUCTION - This is a ROCKING game of the Super Mario Bros. Series. With no exaggeration, I can say, "This is the greatest game ever! I would buy the Wii just for this game!" Well, if you are given a choice of this game or fifty dollars, take this game. Even if you aren't a Mario fan at all, if you played through this entire game and rated it, you would still give it a eight or nine.
GAMEPLAY : 8/10 - This gameplay is awesome, and the controls are very easy to learn. The only thing to make it perfect is the gravity effects. Well, they aren't the most realistic, but what would have made it perfect? If some levels had no gravity once so ever. It would ROCK! You can jump pretty high though. Well, It's still awesome. And guess what? You don't just have to jump on creature's heads now! You can collect Star Bits to shoot at enemies! And for every 50 Star Bits, you get a free extra life!
STORY : 6/10 - Well, guess what? This part is the only flaw in the gaming experience. Again, Nintendo recycled the same old plot device...Bowser, the King of Koopas(turtle-like evil creatures), has once again stolen Princess Peach of the Mushroom Kingdom...Blah, blah, blah...Mario goes throgh space on a hunt for Power Stars and Grand Stars...Blah, blah, blah...Mario battles Bowser, his son, and an assortment of other bosses on the hunt. We all know.
GRAPHICS : 10/10 - These graphics are simply perfect. Nothing more to say, they're just perfect...Except that this game, along with some others, now, are in 3-D. Not like the original 2-D Games. It rocks like everything else in the game.
SOUND : 10/10 - The sound is very great, but Mario always says the same things at the same triggers of them. For example, he can triple jump - 3 consecutive jumps, not midair to go higher. He always says, "Whoo, Hah, Wahoo!!!"(I'm not as sure about the second jump, but positive of the dialogue for the others) And as with every other Wii games, the Wiimote makes sound and vibrates.
TIME / REPLAYABILITY : 9/10 - Well, this aspect is pretty good. To get all 121 stars, itt'l take about 6-7 hours, plus once you do that, there's a surprise to unlock, and get another 121 stars. so that's about 12-14 hours. And I'm only about 1/2 way through the half before the surprise unlockable. However, I've heard that somebody has played through the game 5 or 6 times and is just getting starting to get bored with the game.
FINAL RECOMENDATION - BUY IT. It's well worth it to spend that $50. It would be worth it at 75 or 100, too. And there's too much to be done in, what, a week's rental time?
So the average of those individual scores is 8.3, rounded up to 9. And there you go.
Reviewer's Rating: 4.5 - Outstanding
Originally Posted: 03/31/08
Game Release: Super Mario Galaxy (US, 11/12/07)
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Abbey Road Messenger Bag
- Officially licensed Mr Men crossing Abbey Road themed dispatch bag
- With Mr Men characters crossing Abbey Road in th style of The Beatles
- Comprises a large main zipped compartment and smaller inner pocket
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Clubs continue to grow larger and so does the workload. According to IHRSA, 54.1 million Americans belonged to at least one of the 34,460 health clubs nationwide in 2014. For club owners that means bigger budgets, tougher problems, more customers and so on… With more responsibilities you'll need to rely on employees, volunteers and vendors Read More
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Panthers suffer rare three-game winless streak
After a brilliant start, the Lakeville North girls soccer team has hit a rough patch.
Following a 2-0 victory on Sept. 20 over Burnsville, which was ranked No. 2 in Class AA at the time, the Panthers were 12-0 and had allowed just two goals all season.
Any hopes of finishing undefeated vanished on Sept. 22 in a 1-0 loss to Blake, the No. 1 ranked team in 1A.
"We couldn't capitalize on our opportunities," coach Bulut Ozturk said. "We had close to 20 corner kicks and around five to seven free kicks that we were unable to execute. To Blake's credit, they defended very well and were able to make a push for it on a counter-attack with one minute left in the game.
"I hope the girls learned that we have to play each game with high intensity and have the urgency to put teams away in the first half."
The girls tied Eastview 1-1 on Sept. 27.
"Eastview is a great team," Ozturk said. "They have a lot of speed and can hit you on the counter-attack at any second. We had our fair share of opportunities against them. I believe we had the better opportunities in the second half, but their keeper came up with some incredible saves."
The Lightning entered the game ranked No. 1 in Class AA, a spot Lakeville North had the week before losing to Blake.
"I wasn't disappointed with a tie," Ozturk said. "However, my girls were not very happy."
More worrisome was a 1-1 tie Tuesday against Bloomington Jefferson, a team with just three victories and coming off a six-game losing streak.
The tie set up a showdown for the South Suburban Conference title Thursday against Prior Lake. The result was unavailable when this edition went to press.
The Panthers finish the regular season with a trip to Rochester Mayo, a key Section 1AA opponent, on Saturday, with playoffs beginning Oct. 11.
The Panthers have the best record of any Section 1AA team, but the section appears to have a tough field this season.
Farmington (10-3-2) and Owatonna (11-2-1) each have several quality victories and Lakeville South (7-7-1) won't be an easy out. Lakeville North did beat all three in the regular season.
"I believe Owatonna and Farmington have quality teams," Ozturk said. "Lakeville South can step up at any moment and I think they are waiting to do just that during playoffs. We have a lot of respect for our opponents and will not take anyone lightly."
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Since starting the season with a 7-1-1 record, the Lakeville North boys soccer team has struggled.
Lakeville North was on a six-game winless streak after falling to Bloomington Jefferson 3-1 on Tuesday.
The Panthers lost to top-ranked Apple Valley, No. 6 Eastview, Northfield and East Ridge during the winless stretch and tied Burnsville 1-1 during.
The good news is several of the boys' early season victories have come against Section 1AA opponents.
The Section 1AA tournament begins Oct. 11. Defending section champion Rochester Mayo (10-4), Farmington (8-6-1) and Owatonna (9-3-2) are on the upswing, but Lakeville North beat all three during the regular season.
The favorite figures to be Northfield (11-2), which handed the Panthers a 5-1 loss on Sept. 24.
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After suffering a tough stretch through mid-September where it lost four of five, the Lakeville South girls soccer team has turned things around, winning three in a row to get back to .500.
The team defeated Bloomington Kennedy 4-0 on Tuesday. Rachel Mickelson had a hand in all three scores with a goal and two assists. Emma Mickelson and Emmalee Kroll scored the other goals.
The girls also topped Bloomington Jefferson 3-1 and Chaska 2-0.
The Cougars have brought a .500 record to the playoffs before and found success. In 2010, South entered the Section 1AA tournament with a 6-8-3 record after suffering a five-game losing streak at the end of the regular season. The girls went on to win the section title and play at the Class AA state tournament.
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Since winning the season opener 1-0 against Rochester John Marshall, it's been a tough go for the Cougars, who then lost 14 in a row.
The latest came on Tuesday against Bloomington Kennedy falling 4-0.
Lakeville South had one-goal losses to Rochester Mayo, Lakeville North, Owatonna, Rochester Century and Chaska during the streak.


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It's like a bad accident, you know you shouldn't look (or read in this case) but the curiosity takes control. Click here for 25 disturbing facts you wish you never knew. I feel there's not a whole lot you can do to avoid a lot of these things, but maybe by being aware it could be somewhat beneficial? Who am I kidding…probably not.
Approximately 2,500 left-handed people die every year as a result of using equipment designed for right-handed people. As a south paw, that stat made me a little uneasy.. I am however extremely grateful that I learned how to cut with scissors right-handed at a very young age. I also am lucky that I'm not required to operate machinery like chainsaw's and table saws….or any saws, for that matter on a regular basis. On that note, enjoy!


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From peaches to plums, farmers' markets are offering a variety of produce to Columbus residents.
Columbus Public Health opened its first farmers' market of the season on Thursday with fresh fruits and vegetables from close to 20 local vendors.
For nine years, they have been helping to build a healthier community, and they expect thousands to show up to each of the three markets this summer.
Gillogly Orchard, a family-owned farm in Albany, Ohio, is just one of the vendors offering fresh produce to the community.
"That trailer was full of peaches when we got here, now it's empty. We've been really busy, we got crushed first thing. Very, very busy, very very happy. We're going to leave empty today I think, which is what we like. We like to go home empty" Sherry Gillogly said.
The market gives access to neighborhood residents as well as members of the Women, Infants and Children nutrition program and the Ohio Direction Card to local produce.
You can attend the other farmers' markets on Aug. 1 and 8 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Columbus Public Health, 240 Parsons Ave.
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Mick Jagger's Superheavy New Supergroup, Plus Five Songs About and/or Referring to The Rolling Stones' Frontman ... Maybe
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There may not be a Rolling Stones tour happening anytime soon (wonder if Mick is still pissed about Keef's "tiny togder" remark?) but for fans of The Stones frontman, musical satisfaction has been trickling in. Last week, at a press conference here in L.A., Sir Jagger announced his participation in a new global supergroup called Superheavy, also consisting of Damien Marley, Dave Stewart, Joss Stone and AR Rahman.
The video for the first single, titled "Miracle Worker," has reportedly already been shot and may be unveiled as soon as this week. The song, a soul-infused reggae jam is available for pre-order via MickJagger.com.
MJ's new band isn't the only thing that's kept the lippy rock icon on the forefront of pop culture. In fact, he's called out on two hot singles, both associated with TV singing competitions, neither being American Idol. AI judge Steven Tyler did admit to pretending to be Jagger before he was famous in his autobiography this year, though.
Clearly, Mick takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin' (tokin'?) as a musical inspiration. Here, Five Songs About and/or Referring to The Rolling Stones' Frontman ... Maybe:
5. Swagger Jagger- Cher Lloyd
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Getting tons of Rebecca Black "Friday"-like buzz for being one of the most hated videos/songs on YouTube, this one makes "Tik Tok" (below) look like a masterpiece by comparison. The cringe-worthy tune meshes the melody of "Oh My Darling Clementine" with Pon de Flor-style rhythms and horns. But is it about Mick? The X Factor UK contestant says it's about "jacking style," but it's hard to believe their wasn't an intentional double meaning using Jagger instead of jacker. Plus, it rips off, eh, jacks/jags Ke$ha's sound, so why not her taste in men too?
4. Tik Tok- Ke$ha
Wow, this really almost seems cool after the one above, doesn't it?
MJ lyric: "And now, the dudes are lining up cause they hear we got swagger
But we kick em to the curb unless they look like Mick Jagger."
3. Moves Like Jagger- Maroon 5 and Christina Aguilera
The Voice may be an American Idol rip off, but they've taken the pimp-your-pop model to a whole other level, racking up iTunes sales for contestants and judges alike. This track is actually quite catchy, and as someone who experienced Mick's "moves" first hand (remember the duet in Scorcese's "Shine A Light?"), Xtina crooning about 'em makes sense, and Adam Levine more than holds his own on lead vox. After watching this and fellow Voice-r Ceelo Green's original "Fuck You" video, we think every clip should just be dancing lyrics at this point.
MJ lyric: "Take me by the tongue and I'll know you/Kiss me 'til you're drunk and I'll show you/All the moves like Jagger"
2. Horses and High Heels- Marianne Faithfull
Mick's former flame is back with this splendid new collection of covers and originals. Standout original tracks "Why Did We Have To Part?" and "Eternity" have made some speculate the songs are about about Mick (or Keith). Faithfull's interviews on the subject suggest the former is about one of her husbands, not Jagger, but she does sample Brian Jones' guitar in the latter, and the Horses reference is obviously meant to remind fans of her contribution to the Stones songbook. (Mick got the "Wild Horses" chorus from something Faithfull famously said on her sick bed).
1. You Don't Move Me Anymore- Keith Richards
In addition to the todger remark, and revelations about the full scope of Faithfull's contributions (he gives her credit for "Sister Morphine" as well as a few others), Keef's autobiography Life confirmed what fans had already suspected, that this one off his solo debut is all about the Glimmer Twins' relationship losing its luster. The not so subtle references to Stones songs throughout are a brilliant touch.
Full lyrics for this one:
You made the wrong motion/Drank the wrong potion/You lost the feeling/Not so appealing
Why do you think you got no friends/You drove them all around the bend
Oh Yeah/You don't move me anymore
Now you wanna throw the dice/You already crapped out twice
Oh Yeah, Oh Yeah
You don't move me anymore
One face so seamy/The other don't see me/It's better that you kill the light
You're giving us all a fright
Oh Yeah/You don't move me anymore
How you gonna keep your wealth/Can't even defend yourself
Ah yeah, Ah no/You don't move me anymore
What makes you so greedy/Makes you so seedy/No matter how you flip that dime
On our side is time/Oh Yeah, Oh Yeah, Oh Yeah
It's no longer funny/It's bigger than money
You don't move me anymore
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STRATFORD, the home of an old Shakespeare Festival that was nowhere near festive, goes on waiting for a new Shakespeare Festival to materialize. What else is not new? It's only been waiting 10 years, or perhaps 16; it depends on who is counting.
If you ask Louis S. Burke -- entrepreneur, actor, teacher, visionary and wannabe artistic creator of a truly festive festival -- he'll say 10. That's how many years Mr. Burke has been planning, raising money, spending money ($1.5 million of his own, he says), battling bureaucracies, training a start-up company of young actors and imploring (and getting) established ones to lend their names to founding and advisory groups and their talents to an impressive series of staged readings that are actually taking place.
The glory days of Stratford Shakespeare are more the stuff of clouded myth than the remembrance of a real artistic past. Even as an ailing decrepit theater was going to waste, there were would-be saviors-in-waiting. And memorable moments: Zoe Caldwell's short-lived artistic direction of a theater for students, was one; another was the introduction of Julie Taymor, a new genius of masks and puppets, to Theater for Young Audiences in ''The Tempest.'' Still another was the last real Shakespeare show, starring James Earl Jones (remember that the soothing voice of Bell Atlantic once shook the already shaky rafters at Stratford with the rage of Othello) and that Christopher Plummer was Iago suavely dispensing the taste of hate.
Whether the dauntless Mr. Burke delivers -- he's talking about building two additional theaters and energizing a whole town -- remains to be seen. In the meantime, Stratford, which is not known as a hospitality center for theater, is not theatrically impaired, thanks not only to Mr. Burke's Celebrity Play Reading series but also to theater's functioning presence at Square One at the Stratford Theater (2422 Main Street; 203-375-8778).
That's where ''Absent Friends'' (playing through Feb. 27), a desperate and dark comedy by Alan Ayckbourn, a dazzling, prolific rarely produced English playwright comes in. Mr. Ayckbourn's plays (best known in the United States are ''Absurd Person Singular,'' ''The Norman Conquest'' and ''Bedroom Farce'') are held dear by Square One's artistic director and the play's director, Tom Holehan, who staged Ayckbourn's little known ''Time of My Life'' at Square One in 1996.Continue reading the main story
''Absent Friends'' depicts three marriages, each unhappy in its own way, in counterpoint to one dopey unmarried man who thinks all his crazy married friends are happy. No matter that they're manic, depressed, manic-depressive, very lonely, psychotic or pretty near, or otherwise jittery and falling apart.
February is the riskiest month for Square One; Mr. Holehan calls ''Absent Friends'' his ''risky middle play'' this year. Mr. Holehan, whose little theater company is in its ninth season, produces three fully staged productions a season and holds 15 to 20 readings a year, 8 to 10 during the summer in the Stratford Library. One-third of the plays read are brand new. Others, by established playwrights like A. R. Gurney, may travel, all dressed up, to the real theater if they find favor with audiences who participate in discussions after the readings.
Mr. Holehan worked for seven years in public relations at the old Shakespeare theater. When it went down, Square One went up, with the help of the Shakespeare Guild -- a ready, willing, able and available volunteer organization. In contrast to the 230-seat Stratford Theater (which is rented year to year by Square One), the 1,500-seat Shakespeare Festival Theater, still being renovated, is holding a series of plays in progress at a theater in progress, read by an illustrious array of actors. Last season, in collaboration with Sacred Heart University in Fairfield (where the first series took place), Mr. Jones, James Naughton, John Glover, John Tillinger, Len Cariou, Simon Jones and Mr. Burke himself were among the players. So also, for the sake of legend, was Julie Harris.
This season's readings, already under way at the Stratford Festival theater, included Ron Rifkin, Tammy Grimes and Elaine Stritch. All the plays have promised more than a heavy dose of star quality. One was about Jack the Ripper, the alleged grandson of Queen Victoria, who was played by Ms. Harris. Another concerned Frederick the Great of Prussia and Voltaire. George Bernard Shaw at 15 was the subject of a play called ''Shaviana.'' The 15-year-old actor playing Shaw was Christopher Kauffmann who is a member of Mr. Burke's acting troupe.
One has a right to fret not knowing all this was going on. Be advised that on Feb. 22, ''The Ebony Ape,'' a new Sherlock Holmes play, will be read. The newly imagined supersleuth is to be played by Douglas Sills on his night off from the Broadway musical ''The Scarlet Pimpernel,'' in which he plays the title role. (Tickets cost $5, $10 and $15. The phone number is 203-381-1600.)
If Mr. Burke can get a festive festival with real theaters going -- one should say, ongoing -- as invitingly as he puts on one-nighters, Stratford will be cooking.Continue reading the main story


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At City Hall
Wednesday, May 07, 2014 06:00 am
Villeneuve Road options
City staff will be examining the future options for Villeneuve Road and reporting back to council.
Council passed a motion to formally have those options explored in a 6-1 vote Monday night, with Coun. Tim Osborne the lone vote against the motion. The motion also calls for getting feedback from the province.
The motion from mayor Nolan Crouse is a result of confusion over whether or not Villeneuve Road will be closing.
Crouse pointed out various stakeholders have expressed concerns over the closure, but residents had been told previously it would be closed.
City staff did say even if the motion wasn�t approved, the issue of Villeneuve Road would be looked at as part of the updates to the transportation master plan.
City/county MOU progresses
City staff brought back amendments to the St. Albert/Sturgeon County memorandum of understanding for council�s consideration on Monday.
�Overall we think the document is very positive,� said city manager Patrick Draper, who told council many of the proposed amendments are minor in nature.
The amendments proposed by the city include adding a clause to conduct periodic reviews of the shared boundaries.
Council unanimously passed a motion to have the revised version sent to Sturgeon County for consideration and for administrative staff from the city to work with their county counterparts to prepare a joint principles document and amendments to the intermunicipal affairs committee bylaw.
Ambulance deal reached
St. Albert has signed a five-year contract with Alberta Health Services for ambulance services.
The contract, signed April 30, sees the city provide two ambulances and staff to AHS for ambulance operations in the area.
The deal comes after a few years of negotiations. In January the province and the city agreed to a renewal in principle.
Public input wanted
Stakeholders have until May 22 to provide input on the city�s draft of an updated utility master plan.
Residents can email comments to firstname.lastname@example.com or send them by mail to city hall. The draft plan is online at www.stalbert.ca/utilities-master-plan.
The update reflects new environmental regulations and standards, new weather modeling and data analysis information, new population forecasts and land uses as well as including capital projects completed since the 2008 update to the plan.
The final recommendations are due in front of council June 23.
Capital projects announced
The city has posted an interactive map outlining its 2014 capital projects online.
This year�s projects include reconstruction of Linwood Crescent, St. Albert Trail median planting, the Gate Avenue Wastewater Lift Station, the development of the Erin Ridge trail system, the Campbell Dog-Friendly Park, a sedimentation and erosion control program and sidewalk replacements and installations.
Residents can check out what�s going on in their neighbourhood using the online map at www.stalbert.ca/2014-capital-projects.


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text: Capital One Financial Corporation (NYSE: COF) today announced that it was named to the 2013 InformationWeek 500 - a list of the top technology innovators in the U.S. Capital One was recognized as a leader in leveraging technology to drive innovation and digital banking capabilities that are enabling a digital-first customer experience. The full list can be found at www.informationweek.com/500. "Technology and innovation have always been cornerstones of the Capital One business culture. We are intently focused on the customer experience across all of Capital One's lines of business and whether it is a product offering, service or platform, we recognize the need to continually adapt and innovate to enrich the quality of customer and user experience," said Rob Alexander, Chief Information Officer, Capital One. "We are very pleased to be recognized as one of the most innovative users of technology in the United States." Last year, the company acquired ING Direct (now Capital One 360) and HSBC's U.S. card business. With these two major acquisitions along with customers' growing demand for mobile and online channels, Capital One launched a multi-faceted digital transformation project designed to quickly integrate these two businesses and continue to position Capital One at the forefront of where the banking industry is going. "These acquisitions gave us the opportunity to build the next generation online and mobile experience with a fully integrated view of the customer, supported by an infrastructure that is scalable and enables rapid development and deployment of new technologies, providing a better customer experience," concluded Alexander. "The theme of this year's InformationWeek 500 is digital business. It's a movement, rooted in data analytics, mobile computing, social networking and other customer-focused technologies that are turning companies and industries on their ear," said InformationWeek Editor In Chief Rob Preston. "Every enterprise is now a digital business — or needs to become one fast. The organizations in our ranking are leading the way," continued Preston.


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SAN DIEGO, CA, March 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Stressgen Biotechnologies Corporation (TSX: SSB) announced today financial results for the year ended December 31, 2004. All amounts, unless specified otherwise, are in Canadian dollars.
For the year ended December 31, 2004, the Company reported a net loss from continuing operations of $31,845,000, or $0.44 (US$0.34) per share, compared to a net loss of $17,663,000, or $0.29 (US$0.21) per share for the year ended December 31, 2003.
For the year ended December 31, 2004, the Company reported a total net loss of $30,265,000, or $0.42 (US$0.32) per share, compared to a net loss of $16,245,000, or $0.26 (US$0.19) per share for the year ended December 31, 2003. The Company had cash and short-term investments related to continuing operations of $21,578,000 and cash and short-term investments of $1,066,000 related to discontinued operations at December 31, 2004. During the year, the Company used $28,020,000 to fund both continuing and discontinued operating activities.
Effective January 1, 2004, the Company adopted the recommendations of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) Handbook section 3870, Stock-Based Compensation and Other Stock-Based Payment. The impact on net loss of this accounting change was $1,284,000 year ended December 31, 2004.
Progress with HspE7
- Initiated process development and scale-up of the manufacturing
process to support manufacturing commercial grade HspE7 in preparation
for Phase III pivotal trial in RRP.
- Held an End-of-Phase II meeting with the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration (FDA). As a result of these discussions, a path forward
for the clinical development of HspE7 for recurrent respiratory
papillomatosis (RRP) was identified. Following FDA's recommendation,
Stressgen will be submitting a final pivotal clinical trial protocol
for a Special Protocol Assessment (SPA). Under a SPA, the sponsor and
the FDA formally agree to the details of the study protocol.
- Presented data at the 12th International Congress of Immunology
demonstrating that HspE7 induces strong and durable cellular responses
to the human papillomavirus (HPV) E7 protein in normal and
immunocomprised mice.
- Broadened the clinical program for its lead drug candidate, HspE7,
through the enrollment of patients in a Phase II clinical trial to
investigate HspE7 in patients with internal genital warts. All
30 patients in this trial have been enrolled.
- Announced a 40 percent response rate in a 21-patient trial of our lead
drug product candidate, HspE7, in high grade cervical dysplasia.
Patients in the study were scheduled to undergo Loop Electrocautery
Excision Procedure (LEEP), a standard surgical procedure for patients
with high grade dysplasia, to remove the affected area and to evaluate
the effect of HspE7. This result is an early response rate for HspE7
as the LEEP was performed only two months following the last dose of
Intellectual Property
- Broadened the Company's patent estate in the U.S. covering the use of
HspE7 to treat patients with Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis
(RRP). This new U.S. patent covers a method of treating a patient with
RRP using a fusion protein comprised of a heat shock protein from the
Hsp60 family, which includes Hsp65, and an HPV (type 16) E7 antigen.
This patent provides additional patent exclusivity for HspE7 to treat
RRP patients through June 26, 2021.
Financial Achievements
- In February 2005, the Company filed an amended preliminary prospectus
in Canada for the sale of common shares. Management and the board of
directors are reviewing alternative sources of revenue and strategic
transactions in connection with our financial needs. The Company would
use the proceeds of the offering to fund development and
commercialization of HspE7, its lead product candidate.
Assuming the Company raises approximately $15 million and sells the
bioreagent business, the Company will have sufficient resources to
fund operations into 2006 at current spending levels. If the Company
does not raise at least that amount of cash, it may need to modify or
cancel agreements with external contractors, and make changes to
staffing level which would impact the development timelines of HspE7.
Regardless of the funding the Company receives, it will execute the
operational plan necessary to fund operations into 2006.
- Grew the bioreagent business in 2004 by broadening product lines,
improving marketing and expanding distribution channels. The Company
has a plan to sell the bioreagent business in 2005 in order to focus
resources on developing and commercializing HspE7. The bioreagent
business has been accounted for as a discontinued operation in the
December 31, 2004 financial statements.
About Stressgen Biotechnologies Corporation:
Stressgen, a biopharmaceutical company, focuses on the discovery, development and commercialization of innovative therapeutic vaccines for the treatment of infectious diseases and cancer. The corporation is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol SSB. Stressgen uses the Canadian dollar as its functional currency. Monetary assets and liabilities that are denominated in U.S. dollars are translated into Canadian dollars at the rate of exchange prevailing at the balance sheet date. Revenues and expenses are translated at the average rate of exchange for the month of such transactions.
About HspE7, Lead Product Candidate:
HspE7 is a novel CoVal(TM) fusion therapeutic vaccine for the treatment of diseases caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), one of the most common causes of sexually transmitted diseases in the world. An estimated 80 percent of sexually active men and women are infected by genital HPV at some point in their lives. Approximately 5.5 million new sexually transmitted HPV infections are reported in the U.S. each year. At least 20 million people in the U.S. are already infected. HPV infection can result in diseases including internal and external genital warts and precancerous conditions, such as cervical and anal dysplasia. Precancerous HPV-related conditions can progress into life-threatening diseases, including cervical, anal, and head and neck cancers.
About CoVal(TM) Fusion Proteins:
Stressgen capitalizes upon the immunostimulatory powers of heat shock proteins utilizing recombinant technology to fuse, or covalently link, a stress protein with a protein antigen to create a single hybrid protein designed to trigger the immune system to recognize that antigen. For more information about CoVal(TM) fusion technology, or Stressgen, please visit the website located at http://www.stressgen.com/.
In addition to discussing 2004 financial results, this press release contains forward-looking statements, including references to current plans for developing HspE7, potential financing transactions, the length of time we expect current financial resources to last and the period of exclusivity intellectual property may convey. Our forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties. They assume that we will obtain the financial resources to continue as a going concern. Important factors that could cause our actual results to differ materially from those referred to in our forward-looking statements include: whether we will be able to secure additional sources of capital; whether we will be able to keep clinical trials of HspE7 on schedule; whether HspE7 will receive approval from regulatory agencies for one or more indications; whether we can attract and retain strategic partners; and the risks identified in our annual report filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Canadian regulatory authorities. See our most recent periodic report on http://www.sedar.com/ or http://www.sec.gov/ for a more extensive discussion of these and other risks. The Company does not assume any obligation to update its forward-looking statements.
(Canadian dollars in thousands, except per share amounts)
Year ended
December 31,
2004 2003 2002
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Collaborative R&D revenue $ 700 $ 8,094 $ 8,370
Operating expenses:
Research and development 25,913 19,533 32,735
Selling, general and administrative 6,385 6,170 7,326
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32,298 25,703 40,061
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Operating loss (31,598) (17,609) (31,691)
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Other income (expenses):
Interest income 787 700 1,266
Net foreign exchange loss (938) (701) (332)
Interest expense (96) (53) (69)
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(247) (54) 865
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Net loss from continuing operations (31,845) (17,663) (30,826)
Net income from discontinued
operations (a) 1,580 1,418 2,024
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Net loss $ (30,265) $ (16,245) $ (28,802)
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Basic and diluted loss per
common share: (b)
From continuing operations $ (0.44) $ (0.29) $ (0.52)
From discontinued operations 0.02 0.03 0.03
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$ (0.42) $ (0.26) $ (0.49)
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Weighted average common shares
outstanding (in thousands) 72,504 61,458 58,986
(a) As of December 31, 2004 Stressgen plans to sell its bioreagent
business in 2005 to focus corporate strategy and management resources
and provide working capital to fund further development and
commercialization of HspE7. The net income from discontinued
operations is comprised of the following:
Year ended
December 31,
2004 2003 2002
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Revenue $ 5,772 $ 5,325 $ 5,672
Operating expenses (4,074) (3,777) (3,658)
Other (expenses) income (118) (130) 10
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Net income from discontinued
operations $ 1,580 $ 1,418 $ 2,024
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(b) Certain per share amounts will not recalculate exactly due to
(Canadian dollars in thousands)
December 31, December 31,
2004 2003
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Cash and short-term investments, continuing
operations $ 21,578 $ 51,843
Cash and short-term investments,
discontinued operations 1,066 247
Total assets, continuing operations 27,727 54,848
Total assets, discontinued operations 2,447 1,582
Long-term obligations, continuing operations 1,427 2,672
Stockholders' equity, continuing operations 19,551 48,577
Total shares outstanding (in thousands) 72,506 72,491
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Hey all, remember that big commit I made to a new docs branch with all the .jar files in it and whatnot? Well, I've cleaned it up and pushed it to GitHub: https://github.com/janl/couchdb/tree/docs The README states all prerequisites. I have ripped all the .jar files out of the repo and put them in a .tgz up on: http://people.apache.org/~jan/couchdb/couchdb-doc-jars.tgz To build the docs go to share/docs and run $ COUCHDB_DOC_JAR_DIR=/path/to/doc/jars make docs This is the easiest I could think of for pushing this forward. I also went through all the other resources in the share/docs directory and double checked the licensing on all items and couldn't find anything incompatible. I've still to update the NOTICE file to make this land on ASF infrastructure, but I think we are in a good position. Please check out the branch and give us any feedback, I'd like to finally finally get this merged soon :) Cheers Jan --
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UNCASVILLE, Conn. — Breanna Stewart scored 20 points and top-ranked Connecticut beat No. 3 Louisville 72-52 on Monday night to win the inaugural American Athletic Conference Tournament.
With the victory, UConn (34-0) became the 14th team to enter the NCAA Tournament without a loss. It's the sixth time that the Huskies have accomplished that feat. They've gone on to win the national championship four of those years.
UConn got off to a quick start, scoring the first eight points of the game. Louisville trailed 28-20 with 6 minutes left in the first half before Stewart took over.
Her three-point play started a 12-2 run to close the half. Stewart, the tournament's MVP, had seven points during the burst as UConn led 40-22 at the break.
Louisville (30-4) scored the first five points in second half, but could get no closer because of Stewart and the Huskies.
Bria Hartley added 16 points and Stefanie Dolson had 10 points and 16 rebounds for the Huskies, who have won 40 games in a row.
In Asheville, N.C., Alex Black scored 22 points, and Chattanooga beat Davidson (16-16) to win the league title and clinch a berth in the NCAA Tournament.
Taylor Hall, the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, added 12 points and seven rebounds. Reserves Faith Dupree and Ka'Vonne Towns each had 10 points as Chattanooga won its sixth conference tournament title in the past nine years.
The Lady Mocs (29-3) enter the NCAA Tournament with a 24-game winning streak.
In Springfield, Mass., Sydney Coffey scored 23 points to lead Marist past Quinnipiac, giving the Red Foxes their ninth consecutive Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference title and another NCAA Tournament berth.
Casey Dulin added 14 points for Marist (25-6), which overcame a 17-point deficit in the first half.
Brittany McQuain had 20 points and 12 rebounds and Samantha Guastella added 16 points for Quinnipiac
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text: Shoe Carnival, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCVL), a leading retailer of value-priced footwear and accessories, announced today that Mark L. Lemond is retiring for health reasons from his positions as president, chief executive officer and director effective October 27, 2012. The Company also announced several promotions of its senior executives effective October 27, 2012 to reallocate key responsibilities. Clifton E. Sifford, currently Executive Vice President – General Merchandise Manager, will succeed Mr. Lemond as President and Chief Executive Officer, on a permanent basis, and will also have the title of Chief Merchandising Officer. Mr. Sifford will join the Board of Directors effective October 27, 2012. W. Kerry Jackson, currently Executive Vice President – Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer, will assume the additional position of Chief Operating Officer. Timothy T. Baker, who is Executive Vice President – Store Operations, will also oversee all real estate operations at the Company. "The Board of Directors is grateful to Mark for his many years of leadership," said Wayne Weaver, chairman of the board of the Company. "Mark's contributions have helped make Shoe Carnival the successful and innovative retailer that it is today. The Board and management team join me in wishing him a return to full health and good luck with any future pursuits." Mr. Lemond said, "Due to certain health reasons and my desire to spend more time with my family, I have decided to retire at the end of this fiscal quarter. It has been my great pleasure to have been associated with this company for nearly 25 years and to have been its CEO for 16 years. In my opinion, we have assembled the best executive management team in the retail footwear industry. I am proud of our record of accomplishments and am confident that team will continue to drive this company forward to realize its full potential."


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With ACGME approval the Saint Louis University (SLU) Division of Vascular Surgery now offers a 0+5 vascular surgery integrated residency program leading to board certification in vascular surgery.
The Vascular Surgery integrated program allows medical students to pursue a career in vascular surgery after completion of medical school. During the five clinical years of training, the majority of the first three years are dedicated to mastering core surgical principles (8 months of core surgery rotations, 4 months of vascular rotations), while the last two years are dedicated to mastering vascular surgery. Thirty-six months over the five years are dedicated specifically to vascular surgery training.
Rotations take place at a university-based hospital, a community hospital, and a veteran's hospital with a diverse mix of faculty members with various training backgrounds and prior experiences, all of whom are dedicated to the training of future vascular surgeons. Residents matched in the integrated program will join residents training in a traditional, independent program that has been in existence for over thirty years.
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Watch the city of Los Angeles being morphed into the face of an early T-model in the new full-motion poster of 'Terminator Salvation'.
Hypening up the promo for "Terminator Salvation", Sony Pictures have released a new full-motion poster for the action thriller. Highlighting on the transformation of Los Angeles in the next nine years, the poster shows the destruction progress of the city from 2009 to 2018.
Beginning with an overhead shot of normal Los Angeles in 2009, the poster slowly morphs into the face of a terminator, particularly the early T-model, following explosion, collapsing buildings, and fire. The transformation ends when the tagline, "The End Begins", appears. The flash poster can be seen at Sony Pictures site.
Set in post-apocalyptic 2018, "Terminator Salvation" is the fourth installment of the "Terminator" franchise. It tells the story when a stranger whose past could not be justified, Marcus Wright, comes along and joins John Connor in his resistance army. Continuing the struggles against the robots, the two soon find out a terrible secret behind the elimination of mankind.
The movie stars Christian Bale and Sam Worthington as John Connor and Marcus Wright respectively. It also features the likes of Moon Bloodgood, Common, Bryce Dallas Howard, Helena Bonham Carter, Anton Yelchin and many others. The action fantasy flick is slated to be released in the U.S. on May 22, 2009.


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No, God isn't angry because you can't give as much as others. He knows your situation, and He knows what you can and can't do. God never holds us accountable for things we can't do.
Nor is it true that God will automatically bless us just because we give more money to Him. Yes, He does bless us when we give but only if we give in the right spirit. If we give simply to impress others, for example, then we are giving for the wrong reason and God will not bless us. Or if we give simply out of a sense of duty and not because we love God, then He will not bless us. The Bible says, "Each man (or woman) should give what he has decided in his heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver" (2 Corinthians 9:7).
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