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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – The rise of low-cost, peer-to-peer transactions facilitated by the Internet presents challenges for privacy, yet regulation of it may be difficult due to the First Amendment, said Jonathan Zittrain, a Harvard law professor. He spoke Nov. 9 at a symposium on privacy and technology held by the Harvard Law Review.
Technology has already greatly reduced privacy, Zittrain said, citing developments such as Facebook's automatic scanning of chats on its site for signs of sexual predators. "If you can find one kid who was spared a meeting with a predator…it's hard to say the system isn't good. On the other hand, there are now [artificial intelligence applications] scanning all your Facebook messaging to see if you're a criminal. That strikes me as quite a change from the year 2000," he said.
Microsoft has recently filed a patent for "consumer detector" technology that would allow an Xbox to discover the number of people present in a room where content such as a movie is displayed and refuse to show it if the number of people would violate the content license.
"Why not put in your living room a big camera attached to Microsoft?" Zittrain said. "That's all, [giggle], just leave it there," he added.
Peer-to-peer applications can challenge privacy even farther. People whose financial information is heavily protected by binding disclosure laws on banks have taken to voluntarily posting it online in order to get a peer-to-peer loan. Police have taken to photographing law-breakers and posting those photos online with a reward for those who can identify the individuals. Although public law-breakers arguably don't have a right to privacy (Zittrain didn't say), groups with different agendas are doing the same thing, such as the extreme-right British People's Party, whose Redwatch website posts photographs of alleged "traitors."
If the Iranian government wanted to use a service such as Amazon's Mechanical Turk to pay people 40 cents to look at a protestor's photograph and see whether or not it matched a photograph of a known person, it would require only $15,000 to identify arbitrarily-chosen citizens among a population of 72 million, Zittrain said, based on his own calculations.
Malevolent intent isn't required for privacy violations to occur, however. A website called VizWiz allows people with sight problems to upload photos with simple questions such as "what denomination bill is this."
VizWiz is "incredibly empowering, but they are not necessarily thinking through the privacy implications," Zittrain said. For example, some photos on the site have come from a bathroom with the question to identify a pill bottle's contents, not realizing there's a mirror in the bathroom.
However, regulating this new world will be difficult, especially in light of the First Amendment, Zittrain said, since there's troubling implications in preventing other people from saying something about you.
Possible regulatory solutions might include the ability to occasionally wipe one's reputation clean from all the data points collected by third-party aggregators, he said. Allowing people the right to add metadata to statements made about them is another, so that as a data point is perpetuated, "I can say something more about it, rather than having you make assumptions about it," Zittrain said.
Were there a way to license data points about you in the way that Creative Commons permits people to license their creative work, that could also be useful, he added. Such a system would permit people to change their preferences over time, since one fallacy of current privacy regulations is that individuals are given only one choice, upfront, to consent or not to their data being collected.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Jarryd Summers pitched eight strong innings and Austin Markel delivered a third-inning grand slam to lead West Virginia to a 9-3 victory over St. John's Thursday night at Hawley Field.
Summers allowed just one run on five hits with seven strikeouts over eight innings to improve to 5-1 on the season.
"I just went out there and threw my fastball," Summers said. "My breaking ball wasn't working as well but I just threw the ball in the strike zone with my fastball and let my defense make plays behind me."
Markel was one of five Mountaineers with more than two hits as West Virginia collected 14 hits against two Red Storm pitchers.
Dan DiBartolomeo went 2 for 5 with three RBI, Vince Belnome knocked in a pair of runs and Jedd Gyorko went 3 for 4.
West Virginia (24-6, 9-1) got all nine runs in the first three innings. The Mountaineers jumped on St. John's starter Bruce Kern with three runs in the first.
Three straight singles by Justin Parks, Markel and Gyorko loaded the bases for Belnome, who came into the game leading the Big East with 45 RBI. Kern walked Belnome to plate Parks and after getting Tobias Streich on strikes, Dan DiBartolomeo delivered a double down the left field line to score Markel and Gyorko.
"We've got so many good hitters on the team this year and one hitter can have a down night and you don't even notice it because we've got so many other guys that can hit the ball hard consistently," Markel said. "We hit non-stop in practice and that just carries over into the game."
West Virginia added another run in the second when Belnome was again walked with the bases loaded.
Kern got into trouble again in the third and was lifted with lefthanded hitting Markel at the plate with the bases loaded. Markel greeted St. John's lefthander Kevin Kilpatrick with a smash over the right field wall to clear the bases.
"The pitcher just left a hanging curveball up in the zone and I was fortunate enough to put the barrel on it and hit it pretty good," Markel said.
Kilpatrick drilled the next batter Gyorko with a high pitch and both dugouts received warnings. Gyorko eventually scored West Virginia's ninth run on DiBartolomeo's second hit of the night.
Summers was able to work around base runners in seven of the eight innings he pitched, inducing a pair of double-play balls in the second and eighth innings. The only run Summers allowed was in the sixth when Danny Benedetti singled in Tim Morris.
Justin Ellis got the first two outs of the ninth inning before giving way to Andy Altemus, who got Morris to ground out to DiBartolomeo to end the game.
"St. John's is a great hitting team and I tried to make them swing the bat," Summers said. "I'm sure they are going to come back out tomorrow determined so we're going to have to be ready to play."
West Virginia remains in first place in the Big East standings with a 9-1 record. USF, which beat Georgetown 11-3 earlier today, is a game behind the Mountaineers in second place with an 8-2 conference record. St. John's (18-11) is third with a 7-3 mark.
The Mountaineers' 9-1 start is their best in Big East play since joining the conference in 1996. Tonight's win also snapped the Red Storm's seven-game winning streak over the Mountaineers dating back to 2006. WVU has now won seven straight and 13 of its last 14.
"Game one is huge and that's a good thing about having a guy like Jarryd Summers who can go out and shut a team down the whole game," Markel said. "He's going to keep us in every ballgame on Friday night and that's huge. Winning the first game takes a lot of pressure off you to come back with some momentum in the next two games."
Friday's contest is scheduled for 5 p.m. at Hawley Field. WAJR-AM 1440 has added the game to its schedule and will broadcast it on a tape-delayed basis after the Statewide Sportsline at 7 p.m. The game will air live on the Internet through MSNsportsNET.com.
Lefthander Jonathan Jones (4-0) is scheduled to pitch for the Mountaineers Friday night.

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They showed a few different ways to use them, but they're just not my thing, I don't think.
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Verizon has responded to a FCC complaint that was filed that accused Verizon of blocking the app. The response is less than ideal though. The respondent, Idalia Charles, starts off by clearing the air on the issue of Verizon blocking the app. Those claims are simply inaccurate. Idalia also points out quickly that Verizon doesn't block any apps from being downloaded through the Verizon network nor do they block users from downloading any other apps as long as it is compatible with their devices and the basic operating systems approved for their networks. They state that Google Wallet needs access to the devices "Secure Element." Which according to Verizon, is fundamentally separate from the devices basic hardware and operating system. If Google takes that aspect away, then it will be a completely different story.
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Personally I find it all bit shady. It is no coincidence that Verizon is in cohoots AT&T and T-Mobile to bring Isis to the table. Which is similar to Google Wallet, but still quite a bit different.  Why would they want to allow Google Wallet on to devices if they aren't going to make a profit in doing so? Verizon has every right to not allow something access to their devices on their network if the grounds are legitimate. I know nothing about the "Secure Element" or how that affects devices. I am pretty sure it all ties into why they lock down their bootloaders constantly too though.
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Those are both good points....I will have to remember not to slow down even if others around me do! I have a habit of going out to fast and then dying off, but those were all in races in which I didn't have a Garmin and wasn't the best at knowing my pace. I feel I have definitely improved in that area. I did look at the course map and there are quite a few turns for a short case so I will have to be mindful of that. Thanks again for all your advice!
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I love AJ because she is AJ, simple as that. Also because she loves lita and met her as a kid, that's enough of a reason for me.
Before D Bryan I'll admit I didn't really know who she was, then she randomly(?) got teamed with the guy and then he dumps her and BOOM suddenly we all love her or at least most people do, I'm sure there's some who think 'I hate AJ she sucks.' I dunno what it is about her but I love her, she's the only Diva I can say that actually interests me. I like the character she portrays, the promo's she cuts, the look she has, I think she's beautiful (she's all natural right?) and her in ring style. It was dissapointing it took them so long for the WWE to make her Divas champion but I'm glad that they finally did. BUT there's also something about AJ I like that I can't quite explain, it's the strangest thing. So what is it about AJ that you love?
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I love AJ because she is AJ, simple as that. Also because she loves lita and met her as a kid, that's enough of a reason for me.
For me it's a few things.
She has the girl next door look which I really like
She loves wrestling
She hasn't been handed anything, she's had to really work hard for every little morsel which has to be admired.
Even if you ignore all that, she's damn good at what she does, a really top talent.
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Because she's one of us.
She started watching at the same time as many of us who are also in out mid-20's started watching and became fans. She could have been some random poster here back in 2002 or 2003. We've all day dreamed of being wrestlers. She went out and actually became one. And she's now made it big.
Because you know she loves wrestling and isn't some fake diva trying to become a model. She really was a fan her whole life and it shows. Plus, she's sexy.
She's certainly not the only one, but she may be one of the most passionate, and it makes for an especially great story when you bring her upbringing into the equation (she grew up homeless).
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The reason I became a big AJ fan was because I've always loved her matches and thought she is a really good wrestler. She is just recently getting more credit for her wrestling ability, but I've thought for years that she's been one of the best female wrestlers in WWE, she just didn't get to show it on a weekly basis (whether it was because she'd get little offense as a face or because she wasn't wrestling much). And a lot of times I still feel she is underrated by a lot of WWE fans as a wrestler. And aside from her wrestling, her character portrayals and mic work made me like her even more. She's very versatile and compelling when acting and cutting a promo, and I think that is part of the reason why WWE has given her so many opportunities. There is no diva in WWE that would have done as well as AJ has done in some of her storylines.
And if anyone wants to see it, here is the video Champ is talking about:
Even before I knew he backstory and the "real" AJ Lee , I just loved her personality , her natural charisma and the fact that I believe she is the most interesting woman and better than a lot of the men in the ring.
It also doesn't hurt that for MY money , she is the most attractive woman on the roster.
Pretty much what everyone else has said. She WANTED to be a wrestler, she wasn't just some model or something stupid before wrestling.
If she wanted or didn't want to be a wrestler from an early age I could care less, I like her because she is good and entertains me both on the mic and on the ring.
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That video of AJ meeting Lita made me laugh so hard. I'm not a fan of AJ; she has her moments though.
That video of her meeting Lita is so great, very touching stuff. Each time I see that video it brings a smile to my face.
I like AJ like many of the other people in this thread have mentioned, because she grew up as a fan, she's very good at what she does and she's easily one of the more entertaining divas in quite some time. It also helps that she's very attractive with the girl next door look, and she has a great personality. Plus, she likes comic books and video games as much as many guys do.
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I have no problem with AJ Mendez the person, seems like a great girl with the right head on her shoulders and never forgets where she came from so to say.
Her character has been very hit or miss for me though. I think she's good....when she isn't being pushed left and right and on the screen. Like right now, I think she's good in her role as the occasional valet and wrestler. I am not a fan of her title reign but that's more so on the writers.
She went downhill after the Bryan wedding, as she was an absolutely awful GM character and got way too much airtime for my liking. Dumb decision by Vince to make her an authority figure as she got very annoying with her whole "I will screw you in spite, nothing more". It got to the point where some posters might remember I wanted Bryan at the time(Back when he was dealing with his insane problems) to snap at her and put her in a YES! Lock since he was a heel still at that point.
She was almost as bad when with Ziggler as she almost dwarfed both Ziggler and Big E. at times back when Ziggler was trying if not was a main event guy. The Cena/Ziggler feud was pretty bad, in part because too much revolved around AJ. She was absolutely fun during the whole Bryan/Kane/Punk saga though and she was the best thing on TV at that point so I know how good she can be if in the right circumstances.
She's good in small doses, its when she is overexposed where its the problem for me.
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I laughed at AJ meeting Lita as well actually, the reaction she gave when Lita said she could keep the pen I bet she still has that pen
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That video of AJ meeting Lita was pretty cool...and made me feel old at the same time
I think it's great she has achieved her dream and respect her a lot for that.
However, I don't like her character. I find her character annoying and could really care less about her on tv. Not to mention I want to shoot my ears off whenever her theme music hits. I can't really stand her to be honest.
I may be a minority here, but that's just the way I feel.
She's very good looking, great charisma, plays the crazy chick really well, best diva on the mic, and very good ring skills.
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That body is crazy adorable and she's got an equally adorable face and acts like a nut case. 3 things vendrell finds irresistible. Not to mention the girl has great mic skills and gets it done in the ring. She's easily one of the top 5 divas ever. I'd even throw her in top 3.
She's very good on the mic. She really knows how to sell anything and everything she does. She's the girl next door but she's also gorgeous. I mean, she's always wearing those freakin tight jeans. Come on!! Lol she's hot!
For me, AJ represents somebody's little sister. Maybe, she's your own... She's cute, petite, spunky, bright, confident and a tomboy. Not to mention, she has a good sense of humor. She reminds me of a modern day Punky Brewster. Perhaps, I dig her because I was a fan of that TV series. Basically she's somewhat different from the norm. And she's excellent on the microphone and knows how to get her point across through use of her facial expressions and mannerisms.
However, her character has become stale to me. She needs to feud with Natalya or Paige. Personally, I want Alicia Fox back in the title picture.
She and Langston need to split now. Both of them must move on to bigger and better story-lines.
As for her speech last week on Raw. I'd felt indifference about it. I mean, she just defecated on those women who were present. No apparent feud came of it. I wonder how she really feels about Layla or Tamina. Because the latter will kick her teeth in if she dared to say that to her face. I like AJ, but she isn't what I would refer to as intimidating as a competitor or as the women's champion. She looks like an underdog. Another reason why I wasn't sold on her speech from last week. I mean, she wouldn't want to irk Natalya either.
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A Maldon father-of-three will be tackling a 320-mile bike ride in memory of his "fantastic" mum.
Paul Corrigan, of Cross Road, lost his mum Linda to a brain tumour and the ride will make 20 years since her death.
Plumbing and heating engineer Mr Corrigan, 32, said: "My mother died of this horrible disease 20 years ago on the October 4 aged just 38, leaving three children devastated including myself aged just 12.
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Mr Corrigan and his brothers and cousins, who all live in Essex, hope to raise £5,000 for The Brain Tumour Charity as they cycle from London to Paris.
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Susie Stoddart admits she was disappointed not to maximise her potential around her home Brands Hatch circuit after qualifying 17th on the grid for the fourth round of the DTM.
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Susie Stoddart admits she was disappointed not to maximise her potential around her home Brands Hatch circuit after qualifying 17th on the grid for the fourth round of the DTM.
One of the weekend's big attractions, the sophomore competitor returns to the Kent circuit with an eye on impressing the home fans but has been unable to find the limit of her Mucke Motorsport run Mercedes C-Class.
Indeed, with qualifying proving remarkably close around the short Indy configuration, mistakes are proving very costly, as Stoddart found out when issues in morning practice forced the team to go a one way with the set-up, a move that instead turned into a disadvantage.
"I'm not happy at all with my position," she told Crash.net Radio. "It was a real disappointment because we had problems with the car in the test this morning, so we had to do something and we made a change for qualifying but unfortunately it didn't work and I had really bad oversteer. It isn't what we wanted at all and it is quite disappointing, but now I just have to focus on getting a good car for the race."
Stoddart had set her sights on a spot in the second knockout session, but was frustrated to find herself struggling on a track that has favoured rivals Audi thus far this weekend and hasn't proved too kind to the 2005-specification cars.
"We weren't completely on the pace, but for me getting into the next session and qualify somewhere between 12th and 14th would have been acceptable and I think that was realistic too. It was disappointing not to make it through."
Still, the Scot is remaining confident for the race and although she is placing plenty of emphasis on the importance of strategy, she accepts that 'anything can happen'.
"Anything can happen in the race and strategy is very important and because Brands is such a short lap, traffic is so important. A good start is important here too because it is very difficult to overtake here and unless there is a safety car or a small crash at the start, it is very difficult to move ground up. I think I can finish inside the top 14 in the race though."


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"Spotlight" on Advocacy: Beatrice Tetteh, M.D., Takes on Global Community Health in Rural Ghana - 05/04/2011
Beatrice Tetteh, M.D, recently traveled to Ghana where she performed clinical work, investigated congenital cardiac referrals for the region, and worked alongside the Ghana Health and Education Initiative (GHEI).
GHEI is an NGO founded by a UCLA Pediatrics resident alumna with the objective of helping the people of Ghana build a sustainable future through community-based health and education projects.
Harbor-UCLA Pediatrics "Resident Spotlight" on Shom Dasgupta, M.D. - 02/25/2011
Dr. Shom Dasgupta is a first year resident in the Department of Pediatrics. Since 2007, Dr. Dasgupta has served as a fieldworker and staff physician for the non-profit organization Wuqu' Kawoq, which focuses on healthcare, language revitalization, clean water, and the treatment of malnutrition in Guatemala, one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere. Speaking both Spanish and the Mayan language Kaqchikel, Dr. Dasgupta works on Wuqu' Kawoq's malnutrition interventions and trains local community health workers to provide basic primary care and health surveillance in rural communities.
Harbor-UCLA Pediatrics Alumni Interview with James R. Marrone, M.D., M.P.H. & T.M. - 02/09/2011
Dr. James Marrone was a resident at Harbor-UCLA Pediatrics from 1997-2000. Jim received his medical degree from Tulane University in New Orleans. About a year after completing his residency he took a position at the LBJ Tropical Medical Center in Pago Pago, American Samoa, and has been there ever since. The LBJ Tropical Medical Center is a public hospital, and the only hospital in American Samoa (a U.S. Island Territory with a total population of about 70,000). The hospital is located near the center of the main island, Tutuila, approximately 2,500 miles South/Southwest of Hawaii.


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Google's Grand Ambitions
In years past, Microsoft Corp. (MSFT ) could freeze competitors and send investors scurrying just by uttering the name of a market it fancied. Today, Google Inc. (GOOG ) is the 800-pound octopus that is filling potential rivals with dread and envy.
In typical Google fashion, the company chose an unusual moment -- the sleepy doldrums of mid-August -- to shake up the tech world with a flurry of announcements. First, Google confirmed that it had quietly acquired mobile-phone software startup Android Inc. Then came the surprising news that it would add $4 billion to its cash war chest with a secondary stock offering. And then on Aug. 24, the search giant announced it was getting into the instant messaging and Internet telephony businesses. No wonder tech watchers from Silicon Valley to Bangalore are all wondering the same thing: What the heck is Google up to?
No point asking the Mountain View (Calif.) company. Google, as usual, is about as talkative as a telephone pole. But in dissecting the company's spate of recent hires, investments, and acquisitions you can catch tantalizing glimpses of where the search giant could be headed. Talk about ambition. Google appears to be contemplating forays into everything from Wi-Fi Internet access and mobile devices to operating systems and e-commerce.
Google faces serious challenges of course, not least because it is playing catch-up in some of these fields. But if the company's outsize ambitions come to fruition, Google would suddenly be on a collision course with some pretty heavy hitters. The company is already challenging Microsoft and Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO ). Now it seems to be getting ready to stomp on the turf of such giants as eBay (EBAY ), Motorola (MOT ), Nokia (NOK ), SBC Communications (SBC ), and Verizon (VZ ). And if you're a tech startup working similar technologies as the savvy folks in the Googleplex, you have two basic choices: Plan to be acquired -- or get run over. "There is a new fear and caution about how Google will use its war chest," says Chris Shipley, producer of the DEMO Conference, where startups strut their stuff.
If the search behemoth goes ahead with its myriad initiatives, it will be Google vs. Everyone. Here's a glimpse of where Google may be headed:
GOOGLE VS. VERIZON Playing a role in how consumers connect to the Net is an important step for online giants. It helps deepen the link between Web surfers and Internet companies while providing a window for these outfits to showcase products and services. Google clearly covets such a role, but it has shown no interest in mimicking the access businesses of other tech titans -- piling up millions of subscribers like America Online (TWX ) or following Yahoo's lead of partnering with telecom giants.
Google may be showing its hand in this arena with a couple of little-noticed business moves. In April, Google teamed up with wireless startup Feeva Inc. to sponsor a Wi-Fi hot zone in San Francisco in which Google appears as the start page. Google says this is all part of its mission to make access to information more readily available, but it won't comment on other Wi-Fi moves. Some analysts, though, believe it would make perfect sense for Google to bankroll Wi-Fi access points, not only allowing Google to get more users but also to target ads better locally -- a huge growth area. "Google wants there to be more search moments," says Esme Vos, editor of the MuniWireless Weblog and a consultant to cities deploying Wi-Fi solutions. "This would make a lot of sense."
Meanwhile, in July, Google invested in Current Communications Group LLC, a company that offers broadband access over power lines. The company has been rolling out its service to a few markets in the U.S., including Cincinnati. Verizon and SBC take note. These moves show Google is "really interested in affording people the greatest possible access and speeds," says Scott H. Kessler, an equity analyst at Standard & Poor's (MHP ).
GOOGLE VS. MOTOROLA Former insiders say Larry Page -- who, with Sergey Brin, founded the company -- has ruminated in years past about offering a Google mobile phone, allowing users to search the Net easily and get data from the device. Although a fiercely competitive space crowded with companies like Motorola and Nokia, the barriers to entry are getting lower all the time, thanks to a passel of contract manufacturers from Taiwan and elsewhere eager to make phones cheaply for anyone interested in breaking into the market.
At the least, recent acquisitions show the company is working on a software platform for mobile phones. In July, the company snatched up the secretive startup Android, founded by Andy Rubin. Rubin's previous startup was Danger Inc., which developed the popular Hiptop communications device. Although little is known about Android, one person familiar with the company says its engineers at one point had been working on an operating system for mobile phones.
Google also buttressed its mobile-software arsenal with its May acquisition of Dodgeball. The startup has developed social-networking software for mobile devices. A Dodgeball user, for instance, could contact a group of friends in a particular vicinity with a single message on a mobile phone. Google declines to comment on how it intends to utilize the Dodgeball and Android technologies.
GOOGLE VS. MICROSOFT Google has been poaching talented engineers with a wealth of expertise in two Microsoft strongholds: browsers and operating systems. One source familiar with the company says some of these hires are working on an Internet operating system that might run on top of Linux and could compete with Microsoft's Windows franchise. Although any such offering may be years out, it seems plausible based on the talent Google has lured. In recent years, it has hired several architects of Microsoft's .Net strategy -- an attempt to expand its operating system dominance to the Internet. If Google is indeed contemplating an OS, it would amount to an attack on the very foundation of Microsoft.
Google's raid on browser talent has been just as important. In the past year it has hired several top developers of the Firefox browser, a well-regarded but distant challenger to Microsoft's Internet Explorer. "If I'm Microsoft, I'm watching these guys co-opt my desktop," says Michael Gartenberg, an analyst at Jupiter Research. "I would be concerned about... the sheer power of their presence."
GOOGLE VS. eBAY Google has not wowed anybody in online commerce so far. Its shopping search site Froogle has not distinguished itself from the pack, and it garners only a fraction of the visitors that go to competing services, such as Yahoo! Shopping. But Google concedes that it is working on an online payment platform -- which could put it in direct competition with eBay's PayPal service.
Another possibility: Google could eventually allow individuals to post items for sale on Froogle. Google's recent hiring of Louis Monier, former director of eBay's advanced technology research, has only added to such speculation.
It's a good bet Google is pondering all of these possibilities and more. The real question is what projects will get the resources inside Google and see the light of day. With uncertainty like that, Google will have the rest of the tech world on edge for some time to come.
By Ben Elgin in San Mateo, Calif., with Arik Hesseldahl in New York
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Born Aug. 20, 1923 in Warren, he was the son of Sam and Angeline (Cornicello)
Marcello. He was a 1941 graduate of Warren G. Harding High School and had
attended Younstown State University.
Mr. Marcello retired in 1983 from LTV Corp. in Warren as a turn foreman
after 25 years of service.
He attended St. James Church in Warren.
He was a U.S. Coast Guard veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife, Frances "Fran" (Ludwick), whom he
married June 29, 1948; sons, Donald J. of Rootstown, Thomas E. of Akron
and Richard D. of Long Beach, Calif.; daughters, Sister Mary Lenette Marcello
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The right of identity. Human rights and religious freedom in contemporary Egypt
Daniele Bolazzi, Dept. of Middle East and Mediterranean Studies, King's College London
De-secularizing 'Bare Life': Religion, identity and critical human security
Giorgio Shani, Dept. of Politics and Int'l Relations, Int'l Christian University, Tokyo
18 May (Extra-ordinary session)
Religious influences on American public attitudes on foreign policy
Professor Jim Guth, Dept. of Political Science, Furman University, USA
1 June
Reclaiming our natural faith: The Nation of Islam in 1930s Detroit
Dawn-Marie Gibson, Department of History, Royal Holloway, University of London
Speaking of continuity... Religious change and moral dilemmas among Christian Bidayuhs in Malaysian Borneo
Liana Chua, Gonville & Caius College, University of Cambridge
2 March 2011, Sheik Zayed Theatre, 6:30pm
Good Life in Hard Times
Archbishop of WestminsterVincent Nichols Chair: Professor Conor Gearty
The accommodation of Islam in monoconfessional countries - the cases of Portugal and the Republic of Ireland in comparative perspective
Luís Bernardo, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon
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Seminar on Islam and Islamism in theory and in practice, 'Islamism as Communitarianism: a Political Theory Approach to non-Liberal Paradigms' (Filippo Dionigi, Department of International Relations, LSE) and 'The transition to an Islamic identity of the Khoja of Zanzibar in the late 19th and early 20th century' (Iqbal Akhtar, School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh)
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Seminar on Religion and the European Union, 'Representing Religion in the European Union: Actors and Strategies' (Lucian Leustean, Department of Politics and International Relations, Aston University) and 'Religion in the EU: Actors, Priorities and Policy Communities' (Sara Silvestri, International Politics Department, City University London & VHI, Cambridge)
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Seminar on demographics and the future of religion and secularism: 'Shall the Religious Inherit the Earth? The Demographic Return of Faith in the 21st Century' (Eric Kaufmann, Department of Politics, Birkbeck College)
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Seminar on Eastern and Western Christianity, and Secularisation, Compared: 'Orthodoxy in the Second World, Pentecostalism in the Two-Thirds World' (David Martin, Emeritus Professor, LSE) AND 'Patterns of Secularization: Church, State and Nation in Greece and Ireland' (Daphne Halikiopoulou, Department of Government, LSE)
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Mark Cavendish will not defend his British Road Race title on Sunday as he continues his recovery from bronchitis.
The Ongar star has taken the decision as a precautionary measure ahead of the Tour de France, which will pass close to his Essex home during Stage Three from Cambridge to London on Monday, July 7.
The star sprinter contracted the illness towards the end of the Tour of Switzerland and will continue with training in Italy ahead of the start of 'Le Tour' in Leeds.
"I'm sad because, as current champion, I would really like to defend the title," Cavendish told his Omega Pharma-Quick Step team's website. "I would have liked to honor the race and this jersey that I wore for all of 2014 so far, which allowed me to represent my country proudly. I think it's wiser, however, to not take any risks and focus on absolute, 100 per cent recovery, and continue to train in function of the Tour de France.
"I talked with the race organisers and they understood my situation perfectly. I wish them well, and also wish good luck to all riders at the race on Sunday trying to fight for this jersey I've been so proud to wear."


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Groups of five may select any open session on the schedule or call to arrange their own class time.
"The thing I like most about pottery is that it's a learned skill," says Clay Wood, the owner of the pottery studio that bears his name. "It's something you can just sit down, and practice, and just learn it. You don't have to be innately artsy or creative, it's just something that's learnable and fun for everyone."
It's true that Clay has had a bit of a head start in the art form: he began developing his classically harmonious ceramic forms starting at age 12. But he also knows what it's like to be just another weekend hobbyist. Before starting the shop, he had established a career managing high-rise condos while dreamily spinning his desk chair like a pottery wheel. Now that he's dug his hands back into the clay, he and his fellow instructors design adult and children's classes to meet the needs of aspiring ceramicists and more casual crafters alike.
All the throwing, glazing, and hand-building goes down in a colorful creativity zone bursting with incandescent designs. The studio is equipped with eight electric pottery wheels, two large hand-building tables, an entrancing in-wall kiln, and a wellspring of stunning glazes for both handmade projects and prepared forms awaiting only a painter's brush.


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[Source: Centre for Food Safety, Hong Kong PRC SAR, full text: (LINK).]
CFS closely monitors development of avian flu infection in Taiwan
Regarding a human case of avian influenza A(H6N1), the CFS has contacted the Taiwan authority over the matter and will maintain close contact with local poultry egg importers, distributors and supermarket retailers. Appropriate actions will also be taken if required to protect public and animal health, a spokesman for the Centre for Food Safety (CFS) of the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department said today (June 21).
According to the information provided by the Taiwan authority, the patient had no record of travel or poultry exposure before infection. She has recovered and was discharged on May 11. So far, the CFS has not received any report from Taiwan about poultry infection of avian influenza A(H6).
The spokesman said, "Hong Kong does not import any live poultry or poultry meat from Taiwan, but a small quantity of poultry eggs is imported from Taiwan. The CFS will alert local major poultry egg importers, distributors and supermarket retailers to the incident and remind them to maintain a good recording system in accordance with the requirements of the Food Safety Ordinance to allow source tracing if needed. The CFS will continue to liaise closely with them over the issue."
He added, "The avian influenza antigen detection administered on imported live poultry at the Man Kam To border already covers the detection of A(H6). So far no imported live poultry has tested positive for A(H6)."
The virus H6N1 in poultry is commonly found as a low pathogenic avian influenza virus. It is not stipulated as a notifiable avian influenza by the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).
The spokesman reminded the public and employees of food businesses to pay attention to the following points when handling live poultry, poultry products or eggs:
- Wash hands thoroughly with soap or liquid cleanser after handling live poultry, poultry products and eggs;
- Clean thoroughly all the working surfaces, utensils and equipment that have been used for handling the above;
- Wash eggs if they are soiled with faecal matter or stained with dirt. Washed eggs should be cooked immediately;
- Avoid consuming eggs with cracked shell as they are prone to being contaminated;
- Do not use raw or undercooked eggs for preparation of food that will not be cooked further; and
- Do not eat raw eggs or dip cooked food into any mixed sauce of raw eggs. Cook eggs thoroughly until the white and the yolk become firm.
The CFS will remain vigilant about information on avian influenza A infection issued by Taiwan and the OIE, and appropriate action will be taken whenever necessary in response to the latest developments.
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Barclays Announce Support for IDAHO
Date Published: 22/04/2013
Major global financial services provider Barclays, have announced their support of The Lesbian & Gay Foundation's 'Fly the Flag' initiative as part of IDAHO on 17th May 2013.read more
Meet Caroline
Date Published: 18/04/2013
Each week we'll be featuring a member of LGF staff so you can get to know the team. This week we meet Caroline Yorston, Policy & Research Assistant.read more
Voice and Choice - The LGB&T Regional Conference 2013
Date Published: 05/04/2013
The Lesbian & Gay Foundation are hosting the annual regional conference this Saturday 20 April 2013 from 10am – 5pm at The Lesbian & Gay Foundation's Community Resource Centre, Number 5 Richmond Street, Manchester, M1 3HF.read more
Josh's Story
Date Published: 15/04/2013
We supported Josh, 23, through our counselling service, when he suffered a bad spout of depression. Read his story here..read more
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Date Published: 15/04/2013
We're always looking for people to share their story, whether they have used our services or want to write about issues passionate to them. Here we meet Paul who shares his experiences around mental health.read more
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Date Published: 15/04/2013
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Depression Awareness Week: How your GP can help
Date Published: 09/04/2013
This week is Depression Awareness Week (15th April). Opening up about depression, anxiety or stress for the first time can be a frightening experience but whatever you're experiencing, visiting your GP is a good place to start with getting help.read more
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Date Published: 09/04/2013
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Better Mental Health & Wellbeing in 5 Easy Steps
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'Phone Snatching a Problem in the City'
Date Published: 11/04/2013
'Phone snatching' is becoming a problem in Manchester City Centre, with a member of LGF staff becoming a victim only the other day. Here GMP City Centre shares some mobile phone crime advice with you...read more
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Date Published: 03/04/2013
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Date Published: 02/04/2013
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National LGB&T Cancer Taskforce - get involved
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Macmillan Cancer Support, together with the National LGB&T Partnership, is interested in setting up a Task Force looking at the issues for people with Cancer for the LGB&T community.read more
Out with Prostate Cancer
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The LGF, Prostate Cancer UK and the US based non-profit organisation Malecare have set up a new prostate cancer support group in Manchester especially for gay and bisexual men.read more
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Date Published: 27/03/2013
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Analogy - Anal Cancer Screening Study
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Tony Warren in Rare Public Appearance
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Well done to Frankie, Kathy & Luke
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Jack Crow (Woods) is an unofficial, Vatican-sponsored vampire hunter. Until recently, he and his team would prowl the Americas like pest controllers, clearing 'nests' of bloodsuckers. Problems begin though, when the particularly powerful vampire Valek shows up and kills Jack's team. He's looking for a particular relic that will enable him to walk in daylight...
What has happened to John Carpenter? Escape From LA was way below par, but it's still inconceivable that the man who made both Halloween and The Thing could be sullying his hands with this sort of derivative, horror-by-numbers dreck.
James Woods - cranking up his edgy profane act to such a pitch it looks like his head is about to explode - plays maverick vampire hunter Jack Crow, hot on the trail of top undead guy Valek (Griffith), whose minions - in the film's only good scene - massacred most of his team. Meanwhile, Valek is searching for a mythical cross which will allow him to roam abroad during daylight hours. Accompanied by partner Montoya (Baldwin), Goth chick Katrina (Lee) - who may or may not be turning into a vampire (originale, non?) - and a young priest (always useful on a vampire hunt), Crow is in a desperate race against time to kill Valek before he becomes invincible.
Carpenter obviously thinks he's being very clever by setting it in the New Mexico desert - From Dusk Till Dawn - and tries to up the cool quotient by way of Lee's cleavage, Wood's incessant swearing (always good value though) and all manner of vampire-killing gadgetry. Crow's preferred method of vampire offing is to harpoon them with a stake attached to a winch and drag them into the sunlight. Still, for all the exploding gore, graphic eviscerations and combustible corpses, it's not shocking, not sexy and not scary. But what is most galling is how proud Carpenter must be of the film. Including your name in the title takes some balls - although given what a sorry spectacle it is, Allan Smithee's Vampires might have been the more sensible option.
Schlocky, and nothing approaching a return to Carpenter's form of The Thing or Halloween (or Dark Star, for that matter). Woods' schtick never gets tired, there's a few decent sequences, and above all it's cheesy fun. Disappointing, but nowhere near as bad as Escape From L.A.


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Wallingford animal control back on track
Wallingford animal control back on track
WALLINGFORD — For just over a week in August, the Animal Control Department was down to a single employee, with Assistant Animal Control Officer Rachel Amenta running the town's shelter. But the department has since been rebuilt and is now under the leadership of recently hired Animal Control Officer Katie Ehlers.
The 26-year-old former assistant bank manager was hired Sept. 20 and will be paid $50,000 annually, according to Assistant Personnel Director James Hutt.
Ehlers was hired to replace Lisa Seyler, who was fired July 29 after being charged with assault.
Prior to arriving in Wallingford, Ehlers worked as the assistant animal control officer in Middletown for eight years. Working with animals is "really what I wanted to do with my life," Ehlers said. "I'm so lucky to have landed this job."
She studied drafting while attending Vinal Technical High School in Middletown. But animals have always been a passion, she said.
"My first job was kennel cleaning," Ehlers said.
Working at the Middletown veterinary clinic was a valuable experience, she said. Ehlers realized she didn't want to be a veterinarian but wanted a career in animal rescue.
"It was really what I wanted to do with my life," Ehlers said.
Ehlers said she has enjoyed working with Amenta, who she knew professionally from animal rescue events.
A large aspect of the department's push to adopt pets is the use of Facebook. In early August, Amenta started a Facebook page, titled "Wallingford Animal Control."
"It's a good way to get the animals exposure for adoption," Amenta said at the time. "It's been pretty successful."
After just a month, the page had 1,016 followers. To date, the page has amassed 1,830 followers. Posts on the page are positive and tell stories of animals currently housed in the shelter or of animals that found permanent homes with families.
"Rachel did an awesome job with it," Ehlers said.
Town Councilor Vinny Cervoni follows the Facebook page, and said that Ehlers and Amenta "do a good job of promoting the animals they have for adoption."
Cervoni adopted two dogs from the shelter about three years ago. Its obvious Ehlers and Amenta have passion for the job, he said, which is crucial since the position isn't as high-paying as other town leadership jobs.
Also following the Facebook page is Town Councilor Tom Laffin, who in the past adopted four cats from the shelter. The page is an "easy, cheap and free way to just get out there and say these are the animals we have," Laffin said.
Mayor William W. Dickinson Jr. was unavailable for comment on Thursday.
Ehlers said the shelter is no-kill, unless an animal is aggressive beyond training. The goal is to find homes for the animals, she said.
On many weekends, Ehlers said, she and Amenta volunteer time and travel to adoption events across the state. With supplies costly and limited, it's important to get animals adopted, especially this time of year, she said.
"Right now we are inundated with kittens," Ehlers said.
The shelter badly needs kitten food, sheets, towels and cleaning supplies, she said. The shelter has plenty of dog food, Ehlers added, because Knuckleheads restaurant in Wallingford donated a large amount. On Saturday, a fundraiser for the shelter is being held at Stop & Shop at 930 N. Colony Road. All items will be accepted, she said.
Ehlers is a pet owner herself. She cares for four dogs, a cat, two birds and three turtles.
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Mr. Kubitschek visited Yad Vashem, the center for the documentation of the martyrdom of 6,000,000 Jews who were slaughtered during the Nazi holocaust, and was also shown through the campus of the Hebrew University. Later, he planted a sapling in the "Kubitschek Wood" of the Jewish National Fund's afforestation project.


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MEGAN Tuck pulled off a hat-trick of victories at the Dorset Track & Field Championships at Kings Park in Bournemouth.
The Dorchester AC member triumphed in three out of the four throwing events in the senior women's section with efforts of 9.77m (shot), 36.79m (discus) and 35.66m (hammer).
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I'm up for just about anything, provided I can make the time for it. I have a full time job, and I have a son that I try to spend as much time as I can with. He lives with his mother, and she and I have been divorced since 2006.
If that hasn't scared you off, I'm also an extremely honest person. I try to be considerate of people's feelings, but I'll be blunt and brutal, if I have to. I don't have the energy or patience for games.
I'm typically pretty laid back-a jeans & t-shirt guy, but I dress for the occasion. Whether that's a casual dinner & a movie, a weekend camping trip, or a black tie event. I like to put forth effort for a woman that is appreciative and deserving, and she should do the same.
I'm a HUGE Blackhawks fan, and have been for the last 20+ years. I don't really care much for other sports, but if you also like hockey, you've already got a few points in my book.
I do my best to have a positive attitude while remaining grounded & realistic in my expectations. Sometimes life throws you a curve, but I make the best of it, learn from it and move on.
I'm FIERCELY loyal to my friends, and I think everyone should be. After all, unlike your biological family you are stuck with, friends are the family you choose!
Being able to quit smoking through sheer determination has really allowed me to realize that I can apply that mindset to other facets of life and achieve anything that I really want to put the effort into. It's quite empowering to be able to look back and see things I've been able to do that at one point I never thought I could!
I'm quite the jokester-I love to make people laugh, and have no problem making a joke at my own expense! A sense of humor is extremely high on my requirement list.
I'm also really good at telling the truth and communicating what I need/want/expect. If you can't do the same, you should look elsewhere.
Movies-there's way too many, but I typically go for non-romantic comedies, superhero stuff(Hey, I'm a geek), and good dramas. Some favs are: The Empire Strikes Back, The Dark Knight, A Few Good Men, Braveheart, Airplane!, The Kentucky Fried Movie, The Blind Side, Caddyshack, Strange Brew, and I'll admit I watched The Notebook once, and got pretty misty-eyed.
Music is another beast-my tastes vary, but my mainstay is classic rock/metal. I'll pretty much listen to anything EXCEPT Pop, R&B, most Hip/hop, and "new" Country. I play a game with my friends where we randomly spout off the next 10 artists on our shuffle playlist. Here's what just came up on mine:
Judas Priest, The Beatles, CCR, House of Pain, a Spongebob Squarepants song (gotta have music loaded for my son), Cat Stevens, Charles Mingus, Rammstein, James Taylor, & Otis Redding.
Books-I don't make enough time to read, but when I do it's usually fantasy. HUGE fan of "A Song of Ice and Fire" series (Game of Thrones)
*My friends
*My family
*Internet (Sad, I know)
*Mexican food
If I don't have my son, it's either at a restaurant with friends, or at home doing laundry & catching up on TV. (So exciting!)
-You are honest, brutally, if necessary.
-You have a great sense of humor and can appreciate sarcasm. (Take it as well as dish it out!)
-You like to have fun, but know when responsibilities come first.
-You are open & willing to make new friends, if there's no romantic chemistry.
-You have read all the above info!
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NEW PHOTOS: Demi Moore Spotted at Addiction Conference in India
Demi Moore is starting over and looking for spiritual guidance to help navigate her new beginning in life.
The 50-year-old actress and ex Ashton Kutcher have finally finalized their divorce after a two-year separation, but the Margin Call star has clearly put that behind her and is focusing on her recovery after she was spotted in the audience of a Mind and Life conference with the Dalai Lama in India this week.
And CB! has new photos.
Moore has been front and center during the intimate 5-day conference that focuses its attention on craving, desire and addiction.
Before the conference ended on Nov. 1, the actress can be seen listening attentively and even cracking a smile alongside Russell Brand's yoga instructor Tej Kaur Khalsa as the Dalai Lama livened up the audience with a few jokes (below).
(Can you find Demi in the crowd? Photo: YouTube)
But Moore took the journey to Dharamsala very seriously alongside featured speakers that ranged from scientists and leaders of Buddhist and Christian traditions to addiction specialists who discussed their views and findings of the root causes of craving.
(Photo: YouTube)
Moore has been on the road to recovery since she entered a treatment facility in 2012 after the demise of her six-year marriage.


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A Flying Jatt Public Response Critics Review Ratings:Doubtlessly all the religious and social affiliations who sent letters to the Censor Board challenging the substance in A Flying Jatt have been evaded. Despite one motivation behind clash as to a Sikh affiliation's protest, the complete substance of Remo D'Souza's A Flying Jatt has been cleared by the Censor Board with no
As showed by a source, "The substance in AFJ was seen to be fun and harmless. However there were scenes of some viciousness. So we surrendered a UA revelation yet no cuts. There was a scene for which the creators required elbowroom from the gurudwara board."A Flying Jatt Public Response Critics Review Ratings
Talking just on the matter CBFC manager Pahlaj Nihalani said, "We've cleared the film with no cuts. As for flexibility that one scene required from particular affiliations, the producers have told us they have the room. That is a matter between the producers and the affiliation which raised dissents to particular things. As the CBFC, we don't saw anything stunning in the film." Clearly religious and social difficulties against the substance in a film falls outside the ward of the alter board, unless censorial standards are seen to be broken.
Look out horrendous people, there is another superhero adjacent! He has the plans to butcher, and additionally the scores to energize. Two-film-old Tiger Shroff is ready to hit theater screens this month with his first ever superhero film titled 'A Flying Jatt'. Obliging him on his wrongdoing engaging mission is performing craftsman Jacqueline Fernandez, who will be seen playing his veneration eagerness for the film. The superhero film composed by Remo D'Souza will see the Tiger fill the part of a superhero with God-given superhuman powers and flying limits.
The two stars and their official sat down for a live chat with us and discussed their cutting-edge film, their time on the film sets and suggested a possible twist off.A Flying Jatt Public Response Critics Review Ratings
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Examining his film and the idea behind it, Remo said, "The film is around a young fellow who has controls yet doesn't know how to use them. So that was my idea behind the film. I by and large required my superhero to wear a turban and that was reliably a part of the script despite when I started making it."
At whatever point asked in the matter of whether his Indian superhero would have shades of faint, much like Hollywood's squad of legends, Remo said, "'A Flying Jatt' is a not too bad superhero with no faint side. In this way, it is all extraordinary versus all dreadful without any shades of dim."
We all in all understand that Tiger Shroff has an enormous fan taking after among youngsters. At whatever point inquired as to whether that was the reason behind what justifiable reason he picked him for the part, the official said, "Tiger was reliably a bit of this film. I have known him for a long, long time since we went to the same rec focus. I used to see him kicking the sack and I took after, 'We ought to fulfill something'. We were constantly orchestrating something however then our individual motion pictures happened. In any case, I for the most part knew Tiger would be this superhero."
In the trailer, fans got a look of the movement yet to spread out, and the foot-tapping music recordings saw the two driving stars shake their booties to the cadenced beats. When we asked in the matter of whether we could would like to see her character with some kind of superhuman limits, she said, "I don't have any super power in the film. Each superhero has a reverence interest, I am Tiger's. I think this character has exploited an adjacent side of my mind. My character Kirti is remarkable in light of the way that I am close to her."
Tiger will be seen displaying his vitality squeezed moves in the film. Having a striking resemblance on the film sets, he said, "We have pushed the level for the action groupings in this film. It was all extraordinarily all around orchestrated, so all I expected to do was to give my best every day."
Examining the VXF and upgrades used as a part of the film for over-the-top fight groupings, Remo said, "We have used overpowering VFX generally as a part of the top. Hollywood and Bollywood motion pictures can't be taken a gander at in perspective of their money related arrangements! In any case, we have all the VFX we required."
Tiger and Jacqueline had praises for their co-star Nathan Jones, who will be seen playing the delinquent in the film. Tiger said, "Nathan knows how to react to things since he is a specialist wrestler and in this manner, he can be to a great degree unnerving. Regardless, it was an immediate consequence of Nathan that I could push my purposes of imprisonment."
Jacqueline included saying, "I found him to a great degree frightening! He is genuinely in character continually. There is far to go from him. He was THE Villain."
Right when asked with reference to why he didn't pick an Indian blackguard, Remo said, "We for the most part had the likelihood that the scalawag would be more grounded and more prominent than the holy person. It was truly my associates who suggested that we should take some person like Nathan Jones. So over the long haul we reached him and he was prepared."
While the trio will show a superhero film, the request remains, who is their most cherished superhero? Tiger and Remo surrendered that they both loved Spider Man.
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OTTAWA, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Canada and China have agreed on a solution to a trade dispute over C$2 billion worth of annual canola sales, lasting to 2020, leaders of the two countries said on Thursday.
The solution is "predictable, science-based and stable," ensuring access for Canadian shipments to China, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in Ottawa at a joint press conference with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang. He gave no details.
China has twice this year backed down on plans to toughen its standard on foreign material, called dockage, in Canadian canola shipments. The dispute was an irritant as the two countries seek to broaden trade ties.
The crop is crushed in China, Canada's biggest export market, to produce vegetable oil and animal feed.
China, which has said it was concerned about the foreign material spreading a crop disease called blackleg, had intended to make the change on Sept. 1 before agreeing to continue negotiations with Canada leading up to meetings in Ottawa.
The maximum level of dockage China accepts will continue to be 2.5 percent of a shipment during the time of the agreement. China had intended to lower the maximum to 1 percent.
Canadian exporters, which include Richardson International, Glencore PLC unit Viterra Inc, and Cargill Ltd, have raised concerns that the tougher standard would result in fewer sales to China as it raises their costs. Industry analysts have said China's stance was likely linked to high domestic stockpiles.
Canada is the world's biggest exporter of canola, also called rapeseed. ICE Canada canola futures rose 1.4 percent, touching the day's highs after news of the agreement.
Li said until 2020, China would apply its previous inspection standard on Canadian canola shipments. In the meantime, the countries will study the risk dockage may pose, he said.
"For China, we have pretty sufficient amount of time to increase the quality of exports to China," Li said through an interpreter. "That agreement is in the larger picture of Canada-China relations." (Writing by Rod Nickel in Winnipeg, Manitoba; Editing by Phil Berlowitz)


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Starhawk Beta Confirmed
Dylan Jobe, Lightbox bossman, has confirmed that the recently revealed Starhawk will be getting a beta at some point.
Speaking with the US PS Blog, Jobe stated,
There will be a BETA but we just cant talk any specifics right now stay tuned to the blog for more info, he said.Jobe then also confirmed that the game will not support the PS3's Move.
Starhawk does not support the PS Move, he said.Starhawk is out exclusively for the PlayStation 3 in 2012.


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Location: Chicago, IL
Duration: 4 Months Contract
Pay rate: Open