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Seven months ago, the Justice Department sued to block a merger of the makers of Bud Light and Corona beers because they would control almost half the U.S. beer market. The rhetoric sounded a lot like last week's objection to the marriage of American Airlines and US Airways.
Too much market control in too few hands. Elimination of a competitor that keeps prices low. An industry that plays follow-the-leader in raising prices.
Not surprisingly, the acquiring company pledged a vigorous court fight.
But just two weeks later, Anheuser-Busch InBev and Grupo Modelo proposed a new deal, with InBev selling an extra $2.9 billion in assets — a major chunk of the $20 billion acquisition. That included giving up a brewery in Mexico and U.S. licensing rights to Corona, the No. 1 import beer in this country.
Justice blessed the marriage, the stock price climbed again and the merger closed in June.
Every merger proposal is unique, so the results of one case don't necessarily apply to another. But an airline analyst compared the language of the complaints against InBev and American and found striking parallels. That's reason for some optimism.
"We wouldn't be surprised to see a settlement here, too, as both sides appear deeply entrenched and would have much to lose at trial," wrote Hunter Keay of Wolfe Research in New York. "We expect this merger to get done."
In a report last week, Keay listed 10 similarities in the two complaints: The deals would eliminate head-to-head competition; the markets are highly concentrated and would become significantly more so; Modelo's "momentum" pricing plan put pressure on InBev beers, while US Airways' "Advantage Fares" offer discounts on connecting flights.
"Even a small increase in the price of beer could result in billions of dollars of harm to American consumers," Justice wrote.
The government used almost the same line on American-US Airways, except that the harm would be in the hundreds of millions of dollars, not billions.
Both cases were led by William Baer, assistant U.S. attorney general, and the corporate response was the same. InBev, American and US Airways said they would "vigorously" fight the lawsuits in court.
More leverage
In Keay's view, Justice was angling for more negotiating leverage with InBev. If that was the strategy, it worked well.
InBev gave up Modelo's most advanced brewery in Mexico, along with U.S. licensing rights to seven brands in perpetuity. The sales set up winemaker Constellation Brands as an independent competitor, and the settlement requires Constellation to expand production.
InBev initially proposed a $1.9 billion asset sale to address antitrust concerns. But the first deal called for a 10-year supply agreement and no brewery. After the Justice suit, InBev's stock sank, and experts were divided over whether the merger would happen.
Some immediately urged InBev to give up more of Corona, because that was the logical path to compromise. Ultimately, InBev made major concessions, selling assets worth almost a quarter of the acquisition value. Regulators declared victory, with one beer company replacing another.
The American-US Airways merger doesn't offer a similar, straightforward road map. In past mergers, airlines gave up airport slots to satisfy concerns about competition. United-Continental, for example, leased 36 slots at the Newark, N.J., airport to Southwest Airlines.
Similar deal?
Many expected a similar side deal with American-US Airways. The merged airline would control 69 percent of the takeoff and landing slots at Reagan National Airport in Washington.
But Baer indicated that giving up slots wouldn't be enough. Last week, he said "a full-stop injunction" was the right outcome for consumers. If that was just tough talk, it shook up many analysts and antitrust experts, and some said the deal was dead. But outsiders have often misjudged these cases.
In 2010, experts predicted that United-Continental would face close scrutiny from regulators and might be forced to give up one of its China routes. The merger was approved in about three months, with only the Newark adjustment.
The American merger has been under review for almost seven months. In February, The Wall Street Journal said it was likely to fly clear of government objections. Last week, Bloomberg reported that it would be difficult to reach a settlement.
The airlines might have to get creative. United won over the Ohio attorney general by pledging to keep a hub in Cleveland and maintaining at least 90 percent of flights for two years.
American and US Airways might have to make similar promises to the feds and six states that joined the suit. In addition to slots at Reagan, Keay said, the merged airline may have to commit to maintaining certain service levels for a time. And it may have to hold the line on fares and fees.
"At this point," Keay wrote, it's "a small price to pay."


text: December 10, 2012 SHARE Jim Ross has updated the blog section of his website and the following are highlights: With @CMPunk out via knee surgery for the TLC PPV, I would assume that the WWE Champion will make an appearance on Raw tonight but we all know what occurs when one assumes. I am not an advocate of 'stripping' Punk of the WWE Championship as many of our Twitter followers @JRsBBQ have suggested. As a matter of fact, I wouldn't even consider that idea unless Punk's knee surgery is going to keep him out of action for several months of which I don't expect to happen. Speaking of @KassiusOhno, I'd be shocked if he's not an key player on the WWE primary roster in 2013. The world traveler is a smart, strategic, focused athlete who seems to be fully invested in getting to the next level and staying there. Already getting questions about what attraction will close the show at WWE Royal Rumble, @CMPunk vs. @TheRock or the Rumble match? I haven't a clue nor do I care as either choice would be fine with me but if I had to guess I'd guess it would be the WWE Title bout. Again, don't know and don't care as I will be watching one of my favorite PPV events of the year. SHARE ON FACEBOOK SHARE ON TWITTER raw Bret Hart Discusses The Owen Hart Tragedy, Speaks on His Family's Reaction to the Accident PHOTOS: Brand New and Classic Yoga Pics Featuring Trish Stratus, WWE Running 70% Off Heyman Merch Sale VOW Live Tonight (6:30e): 10 Year Anniversary Special Featuring Mick Foley, Russo, Billy Gunn & More PHOTOS: Brand New and Classic Yoga Pics Featuring Trish Stratus, WWE Running 70% Off Heyman Merch Sale CM Punkjim rosskassius ohnoThe RockWWEWWE RawWWE Royal Rumble Have a news tip? Attended an event and want to send a live report? Submit it now!

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text: What's causing this? Had similar on the RS4, turned out to be a broken toothed gear ring on the drive shift hub... also when the lights are on, on the S3 it judders to a stop below 20mph. Is it the same problem? It can be days between illuminating again so intermittent at the moment.


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VERNON, B.C. -- There is still a decidedly mixed reaction to mixed doubles.
The World Curling Federation hosted a world mixed doubles championship for the first time in Finland earlier this month, with Switzerland taking the title. But it seems to have gone over better in Europe than it did in North America.
"It's weird not to have sweepers and, because of that, I didn't find it as exciting," Team Canada skip Jennifer Jones said between games at the women's world championship. "I miss that enthusiasm to the game. That's what makes the game so exciting. There's no yelling or shouting."
Jones got her first exposure to the event when she competed at this year's Continental Cup. But the rules were changed so that shooters had to get up and sweep their own shots.
USA skip Deb McCormick, who competed at the same Continental Cup, concurred.
"I don't like it that much," she said. "I'm more of a traditionalist and they take the sweeping out of it. Sweeping your own rock is kind of silly. I understand why they're doing it -- because they want to get it into the Olympics. I'm just not a big fan."
Jones, however, does support the push to add mixed doubles to the Olympics.
"The more Olympic curling the better," she said. "I mean, if that's the only one we can get in, then that's the way it is. But it's hard work."
The WCF had intended to add a singles competition but opted for mixed doubles.
"But we needed to have two world championships before the summer of 2010, that's why we did it so quickly this year," explained WCF president Les Harrison. "That's when we'll make our pitch to the IOC, based on the feedback we get from the two world championships.
"We got positive responses from everyone. People really work hard at it because they have to sweep their own rocks ... It was very exciting and the feedback we got from fans said it was great to watch and they didn't know how they would go back to watch regular curling."
About 20 countries held mixed doubles championships with Canada and the U.S. being among the few that didn't have one (Canada sent two of its national mixed champs).
Denmark third Madeleine Dupont competed in her country's first mixed doubles championship.
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I don't know what caused this to start, but in the last day or so every C# (.cs) file now has the outlining turned off by default.
I know how to go to Edit / Outlinining / Start Automatic Outlining; and when I do this, this solves the issue for that page, that time; the next time I open any file I have to start all over again.
I am a regionaholic, (http://regionizer.codeplex.com) so when I do not have regions I go nuts;
Does anyone know a way to keep this option on all the time (Automatic Outlining);
I always want to see outlines, I never want them hidden;
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Under Tools > Options > Text Editor > C# > Advanced > Enter Outling Mode When file open;
I guess I unchecked that by accident; sorry.
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I'm glad to hear that you got it working.
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text: With just months until the end of 2015, the international community is close to agreeing Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets of universal access to water and sanitation by 2030. This represents a huge opportunity to catalyse real improvements in the lives of the world's poorest and most marginalised people – but it will not be easy. Delivering on this ambition will require a fundamental change in the way we work. A broad approach for change Delivering positive change in sector performance requires a system-wide approach that tackles all dimensions of the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector, at all levels of decision making. It requires us to understand how we can work together most effectively at district, national and global levels to ensure permanent water and sanitation services for all. In particular, delivering positive change requires us to focus our efforts on building the capabilities of local governments so that they can deliver and sustain services to all citizens. Many NGOs in the WASH sector are involved in delivering services at large scale and supporting sector reforms, but in the past this support has not always been delivered in a way that has supported and strengthened country processes. In some cases, NGOs have even perpetuated a fragmented approach to development that has undermined a country's own efforts to build a more coherent sector. New global strategies Women from the management committee meet with community members to discuss hygiene and sanitation education. Kalshi Takar Baa slum, Dhaka, Bangladesh. At WaterAid, we recognise the need to think critically about the way we work. We recently released a new five-year strategy, which puts at the heart of our work the supporting of service providers to strengthen the systems and capabilities required to deliver and sustain WASH services. And, for the first time, we have explicitly recognised the internationally agreed aid effectiveness principles of country ownership, alignment, harmonisation and mutual accountability as central to our approach. Fortunately, our thinking also resonates with the direction of the sector as a whole. For example, the Sanitation and Water for All (SWA) partnership, of which WaterAid is a committed partner, is currently finalising its own strategy, which will put strengthening country processes at the centre of its work. Our philosophy also has much in common with the emerging thinking in many other WASH agencies. Indeed, WaterAid is far from alone in recognising the importance of adopting a systemic approach to WASH services. Collaborating to guide an agenda for change Over the past few months, we have therefore been working closely with Water for People, IRC and Aguaconsult to explore how we can work together to drive this agenda forward, both within our own organisations and across the sector. Our work has resulted in the development of a working paper outlining a set of common principles to guide a reform agenda at three levels: district, national and global. By articulating our contribution to the vision of achieving universal access to WASH services by 2030, we hope these principles will help us translate the ambition of initiatives such as the SWA into action on the ground. We also hope to encourage other sector partners to consider what supporting country-driven and -owned process really means for the way they act in practice. We're excited to be sharing these principles more widely, and hope that others will find them compelling and resonant with their own work and experience. Over the next few months, we are looking forward to sharing our experiences of putting this collaboration into practice, and exploring further opportunities for synergy. Only through such collaboration will universal access to water and sanitation become a reality. An agenda for change: achieving universal access to water, sanitation and hygiene by 2030 (working report) > Clare Battle is WaterAid's Policy Analyst – Aid Effectiveness & Sector Strengthening. She tweets as @Clare_B and you can read more of her work here. Want to read more about our policy, practice and advocacy work? Sign up to WASHmatters, our quarterly update for the WASH sector.


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U2 frontman and tireless campaigner for lost causes, Bono, today announced that he plans to make the theme tune from 60's US comedy show 'The Beverley Hillbillies' into a stadium anthem.
"I watched reruns of the show as a kid and I loved it," Bono told us. "Buddy Ebson was just so dry, Irene Ryan was fantastic as Granny - just like me own owld nan, and Donna Douglas was just beautiful as Ellie May. Not sure about Miss Hathaway from the bank though, Mr Drysdale's PA. Sure she was nice enough as a person, but looks wise she wasn't up to much."
Bono, you're straying off topic, we cautioned.
"So I am. Anyway, we wanted to pay tribute to the Clampetts, and what better way than to have the theme tune belted out as a stadium anthem by 100,000 voices?"
Fair point. Some difficulties of a technical nature surfaced with the concept, as the original theme was played by a pair of banjo pluckers named Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. Nary an electric guitar or a drum kit to be seen.
"No problem," The Edge told us. "I can hit the riff to perfection, and when Bono starts caterwauling, the audience will sing along. Trust me."
We asked U2 if they planned on reviving any other TV theme tunes as stadium anthems?
"We looked at a few," Bono told us. "'I Could Be So Good For You' from 'Minder' was a strong contender, as was the theme from 'Only Fools And Horses' but for now we'll stick with The Beverley Hillbillies and see how it works out."
Rival stadium rocker Bruce Springsteen announced later that the E Street Band were rehearsing a reworking of the theme from 'Gilligan's Island.'
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Jude went as Eagle Bones Falconhawk for Halloween. He quite insisted, and who am I to come between the love of a young boy and his favorite lazerbeam slamming guitarist?
I made him the full outfit for his birthday back in September knowing Halloween was around the corner. Yesterday he lept out of bed at the crack of barely darkness and screamed, "It's HALLOWEEEEEEEEN" every ten minutes at the top of his lungs. It was a very good day.
(And I'm sorry, but it's way better than being a power ranger or a dooooctor or a lawwwyer or an airline pilot.) ((Also sorry to anyone whose kid dressed up as a lawyer. How unlucky for you.))
Eagle Bones Falconhawk is an Aquabat, and this is where some people may remember The Aquabats as a wacky punk band from the 90's, and some may remember flipping past them briefly on the tv, but most people are remembering things like "grocery list" and "must wash cardigans." Either way, they are both a punk band from the 90's AND just recently a purely awesome television show that everyone should watch, as decreed by the Jude.
(Also, buy some cookies and toilet paper. You're welcome.)
In the spring Jude started coming home from Awesome Babysitter's house all a tizzy about fighting robots and stinky muck monsters and screeeow lazer guitars and I just chocked it up to all those weird weird things he says, because dude never stops moving his lips unless he's sleeping. I thought it might be a passing phase and then he'd move on but it didn't stop, and I still had no idea what the hell he was talking about.
Day after day he would go on and on about cactus monsters in the desert and EAGLE BONES and finally one day when I was picking him up they were watching the show and I looked over his shoulder as I was helping him put on his shoes and I thought, "Huh, that looks exactly like the Aquabats on tv – IT IS THE AQUABATS ON TV – WHAT IS HAPPENING?!"
Oh, right, the tv show that my kid is completely obsessed with just happens to be about a band I used to love and saw play live like 15 years ago, because of course that makes perfect sense that that would happen.
Fate exists.
After seeing the full show suddenly everything he had been saying about the local city dump for the past three months made a whole lot more sense and I was relived to discover that Jude is indeed not totally crazy, just mostly a little bit crazy.
Monday we went downtown to early vote and there was a guy in line ahead of us with a kid who couldn't have been more than a year older than Jude. While we were milling around trying to avoid the old ladies handing out stacks of dead trees Jude snuck up front and very seriously introduced himself to his prospective playmate and his father:
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I've come to the end of my little Filipino grilling kick that's recently seen greats like lechon liempo and chicken inasal, but I've left one of my favorites for last—tocino. My eyes light up whenever my mother-in-law cooks up a batch of this sweet, cured breakfast pork, and I eagerly end up finishing up an entire plate, as if making up for the lost years when tocino was not in my life.
I've tried making in the past with less than stellar results; something always seemed to be off. I gave it another go recently and finally got something I'm proud to share.
There isn't much to tocino: thinly sliced pieces of pork shoulder are cured in sugar and salt for a few days, then pan-fried and served with egg and rice for a hearty morning meal. Deceptively simple, it's the small things that make all the difference in this recipe, like the little pink salt to make a proper cure, and Anisette (traditionally this should be Anisado wine, but I couldn't find it anywhere) to add some depth to the otherwise sugary flavor.
Since I already had the fire going, I saw no need to dirty a pan to cook the pork, and placed the tocino right on the grill. It cooked up nicely with little sweet crunchy bits of char. The only thing missing was the ubiquitous bright red color—mine was more earthy red from annatto powder, but some red food coloring can pump up the red if you're so inclined.
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Yes, the Dutch roll is usually due to too much dihedral, but as far as the fin/rudder area is concerned, this model has flown very well(according to the kit maker), so I have no doubt that all in that department is fine.
Having said that, I increased the output arm on the servo to the rudder, as I figured that more is better than less in the way of rudder movement!But I did that after the initial flight.
The plan shows 2.75inch of dihedral at the wing tip, but the ply wing braces were much more than that!!The plan shows one wing PANEL FLAT on the board, SO, I assumed that the brace was wrong..............well, I was not wrong, its 2.75inches at BOTH wing tips.
I have just measured the wing, and have got 2.25inch at each tip............which seems enough to me, but not as much as the plan shows.
2.25" should be enough. I take your point about the fin area - but that would be referring to the model as a free-flighter - I think you will find that some of these old FF designs react rather differently when we start to control them and make them fly around where we want them to go rather than at their normal one speed/constant turn FF regime. Three of mine certainly have!
Maybe a little wingtip wash out (raise trailing edges of tips by 1/8") Your dihedral looks good.
This is a nice kit, and should go together well..............my tip is to keep the aft end light.
I used fibrefilm on the wing, and for the fuselage, and tail feathers, balsaloc and litespan.
Although I decided that a short pushrod to the elevator was a good way to go, the 6 gram servo mounted in fuselage does not help the balance..........as there is still a 10 gram lead weight under the nose.
The wing tips were wedged at the leading edge by an 1/8th packing, but I still may have a little wash 'in'................so i really need to apply the hot air gun to untwist before I attempt another flight.
I would be interesed to know how you are progressing in solving your problems with this model.
The reason for my curiosity is that earlier this year I attended the Vintage Rally at Cockabarrow Farm in Gloucestershire and saw this model flying and was sufficiently impressed to purchase a kit there and then, which is now sitting in my workshop waiting for my attention.
One thing that I did notice on the model I saw flying was that it had the recommended motor in it and a whacking great chunk of lead stuck underneath the nose! That being so it occurred to me that rather than follow suit it would be much neater to choose a heavier motor which reduced the need for so much lead. It also prompted me to note that the electrics should all be housed as forward as possible to minimise this situation.
I had to add some lead to the nose.............I hate adding any weight that does nothing for it's ride!!!.............In retrospect, I may well have been less than generous in this regard.
Come the warmer weather, I will endeavour to sort this model, and I'm sure that she will fly fine.............fingers crossed.
It's been a while since you last posted and whilst the weather in the meantime has not been brilliant we have had occasional good days, so I wonder if you have made any progress yet? In the meantime "Quiet & Electric Flight" have published a reiew of the Ballerina by Roger Traynor in their May 2012 edition which does not appear to report any problems. From the photographs in the article the dihedral does appear to be somewhat greater than yours.
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The model has been looking at me, and seems to say ' am I ever gonna fly?'..............so now the milder(but still wet down here) weather is here, I will be giving her another go.
Yes, I saw that article in Q&EFI at the bookstalls, but have not purchased it. I also recall that the flying bit does not report any obvious problems............
I will post as soon as I fly it.
I have ironed out a slight wing panel warp...........and fitted a 800 3 cell pack in the battery box(the last time was with a smaller battery stuffed up front). and have added about 25grams of nose weight in the way of two small copper wire coils..........
Its a little windy down here at the moment, but I hope to give her another go in the next day or so!.
Monday morning was warm and only a light breeze................everything was crossed, and that was difficult when you have to hand launch, and work the sticks.......umm!!
The cricket pitch was being trimmed by the local authority, so I had to use the adjacent meadow.
Often that is ideal for models without gear, but at least the long grass makes a softer landing................in the event.
I launched with about 50-75% throttle, as I knew that with three cells she had more than enough power to get to height with ease.
The model was almost uncontrollable ,(as before, no change), and after a few seconds I got her down with the result shown in the photos, the front former was pushed back!!She was swinging from side to side in a sorta crazy Dutch roll , as it was on its maiden flight.
I did not have any tools with me, so I pulled the bulkhead forward by the prop.........this produced some downthrust, so I launched again with a couple of clicks of up...........this time, I gave it the beans................This effort produced loads of power, and she flew....but still she was not at all
easy, OR pretty in flight.
The second arrival pushed the motor bulkhead even futher back, and split the cross sheeting under the motor. See all the pictures for the damage. I'm pleased to say that the repair is easy, but I am still puzzled by this latest flight??? or lack of flight.
Very puzzling, there is no obvious reason why the Ballerina shouldn't be a perfectly stable two channel R/C model. The dutch rolling is normally the product of lack of fin area and/or too much dihedral, and is exacerbated by a rearward CG and too much rudder movement. Your dihedral looks pretty shallow in the photos, so that should be OK, I note you have added some nose weight, where is the balance point now as a percentage of wing chord? Can I suggest that when you next try it you tape a 1/16" balsa dorsal fin on to increase the fin area. The fact that it at least flew when you added some downthrust suggests that there may be too much incidence for the power you have.
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Mega Semadhi Claims the Rip Curl Cup at Padang-Padang
Mega Semadhi led the final of last year's Rip Curl Cup until seconds from the klaxon, only for Chris Ward to snatch away the win on the last set of the day. This year, the Balinese local's luck was reversed when he locked into a a classic late afternoon Padang-Padang barrel with one minute and 40 seconds remaining, leapfrogging from third place into the lead and winning the much sought after title.
"This win means so much to me, here at my home and in front of my family, and because of last year too", said Semadhi. "In those final minutes I was trying to be patient, thinking that if I could lose in the final minutes like last year, I could also be the one to win in the last minute too. When that last set came in I said not this one, not this one, I gotta pick the right one. And then it was like a fairly tale come true when I heard the score and that I won."
Semadhi, who is currently in training to become a Hindu priest, dominated throughout the day, claiming the only 10 point ride of the contest with an implausibly long double tube ride, which banished other epic barrels into the realms of insignificance.
One of the big surprises of the event came in the form of 16 year old Jacob Willcox, from Margaret River, who finished runner up. Willcox looked relaxed in the often intimidating lineup, though this is hardly surprising given that The Box is just a short paddle from his house. He won his first round heat by taking down locals Garut Widiarta and Marlon Gerber, bested Rizal Tandjung and Dede Suryana in the quarterfinals, and then Laurie Towner and Sean Peggs in the semifinals to get his Finals berth.
"This is my first time in Bali and first time to surf Padang-Padang, so I'm super stoked to come in second and happy for Mega, because he really deserved the win," said Willcox. "It's a great wave, similar to some of our barrelling waves back home, so I felt at home out there. It was great to be out there with the Bali boys, they were all ripping, and it was such a close final and they were all chatting with each other and stuff. This is definitely one of my best experiences ever at a contest!"
Rip Curl SEA CEO, Jeff Anderson, was all smiles after the trophy presentation, saying, "We had to get tough some heats during round one, but from there it just got better and better. Mega has been in every contest…every single contest we've had at Padang-Padang. I talked to him after he won his semifinal heat and told him 'Mega, this is your year, you're going to win it this year,' I just had the feeling he could do it. He did have a bit of a struggle in the final, but that last wave came and it was magic. The whole crowd was behind him, it was just perfect! I couldn't be happier!"
2013 Rip Curl Cup Championship Final Results
1. Mega Semadhi (IND) 16.45 points
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I had someone ask me the following question on memory behavior with .NET applications on Windows XP. I provided the explination below and just wanted to make it public so other folks can benefit from it. FYI - the explination I provide is not limited to .NET applications, it applies to all running processes.
I recall seeing this posting before but I don't remember if there was an answer.
If it was, please forward the reply to me again. Thanks.
Scenario 1.
Create a new VB.Net win project.
Add a button on a form (no code).
Start the application. Taskmgr will show that it takes around 14-16 MB initially.
Continously press the button.
Taskmgr shows that memory increases all the time (slowly and in small chunks, but still ….)
Scenario 2.
Create a new VB.Net project.
Start the application. Taskmgr will show that it takes around 14-16 MB initially.
Minimize the application.
Taskmgr now reports only 820 KB (0.82 MB).
Restore the application.
Taskmgr now reports 2.5 MB.
Real scenario.
App starts and Taskmgr shows it takes 40 MB.
After running a while it is up to 120 MB.
Machine has 512 MB.
Minimizing the app just after startup brings memory down to 4 MB.
This app is targeted to run on Citrix which means (I guess) memory problems.
(I don't have a repro (yet) and I don't know the details of this app (yet)).
How come memory increases (according to Taskmgr) in Scenario 1. and what is the deal with the memory fluctuations in Scenario 2. ?
Any thoughts are much welcome.
What you are seeing is expected behavior. Here's a recap of scenario two: Your application loads and its memory footprint grows so the OS allocates larger chunks of memory to it because it has memory available. If you attach perfmon to your application you'll see the working set and the private bytes increase however most likely the growth between the two counters will not be linear (working set will grow faster than private bytes). Then the app gets minimized....
At this point the os flushes all of the unused memory pages (those not doing any work) of your application to virtual memory (the paging file) and most of the working set is released back to the OS for use in other applications because your app isn't doing anything and no longer needs it. Hence the decrease to .82MB, most likely this is the memory for the message pump for the application and possibly the main window and it's resources. Then the application is reactivated...
The cpu starts running instructions on your process and pages are fetched from the paging file as necessary. Since the OS has already loaded most of your application and recognizes that your application is not allocating more memory, it (the os) only allocates very small/if any amounts of working set to your app. That is why it is now at 2.5MB instead of 16MB.
The best way for you to view this is to use perfmon and watch working set, virtual memory, and private bytes while you do scenario 2 from your mail. You'll see the behavior I describe above. In a citrix enviroment you'll see tha the OS is more sparing with the working set as more and more users consume more resources.


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Fortune for a FridayFriday, October 31st, 2008
Fortune for a ThursdayThursday, October 30th, 2008
If the Phillies win the Phall Classic in Philadelphia, would you spell euphoria with an 'f?'
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If you are in such a state that your state of mind borders on a state of confusion, take a breath and state your name and name your state.
Fortune for a TuesdayTuesday, October 28th, 2008
No matter how hard you try, there will always be someone dumber than you.
Fortune for a MondayMonday, October 27th, 2008
If you can't hear music where there is some, consult an ear doctor. If you can hear music where there is none, consult a psychiatrist.
Fortune for a WeekendFriday, October 24th, 2008
If your glass is half-empty, are you half-full-of-it?
Fortune for a FridayFriday, October 24th, 2008
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A disabled toddler will be able to continue his vital therapy treatment thanks to a fundraising drive by the local farming community, which helped raise thousands of pounds.
Sam Billington, two, of Catterall, was born with a spastic quadriplegia, a severe form of cerebral palsy which has left him unable to stand, walk or talk.
His parents, Matt and Jocelyn, have been making daily trips to the Breathe for Life charity-run centre in Heysham for Sam to receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy – a costly treatment not funded by the NHS. Thanks to the efforts of the couple's close friends and family, Sam will now be able to take his next course of treatment.
Mum Jocelyn said: "We don't know what the future holds for Sam but we want to do as much as we possibly can to help as he gets bigger. Sam has very restricted movement – he can't stand or talk and has limited use of his hands. He is totally dependant."
A family fundraiser this summer raised cash for a specialist suit for Sam, but then Matt was approached by family friend and local farmer Peter Robinson, who said he wanted to organise an event.
Peter with wife Sue, daughters Jenny and Amy, friends Mark Robinson and Dickie Parker and an army of volunteers, hosted a event that raised more than £5,000 at their home, Longfield House Farm in Claughton.


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Digitimes Research: Taiwan top foundries combined revenues to drop 6% in 1Q14
Nobunaga Chai, DIGITIMES Research, Taipei [Monday 17 February 2014]
Taiwan's top-three IC foundries will see their combined revenues drop 6.2% sequentially in the first quarter of 2014, due to seasonal factors and continued inventory adjustments at their clients, according to Digitimes Research.
A fall in 28nm chip ASPs was another factor causing the revenue drop during the quarter, as a result of lower capacity utilization rates, said Digitimes Research.
Combined revenues for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), United Microelectronics (UMC) and Vanguard International Semiconductor (VIS) totaled US$6.15 billion in the fourth quarter of 2013, down 9% from US$6.76 billion in the third, Digitimes Research disclosed. Disappointing sales of PCs and high-end smartphones and a seasonal slowdown in orders coming from the games console industry led to the revenue decrease.
The top-three IC foundries are expected to see their combined revenues register another sequential decline in the first quarter of 2014, but rebound to growth in the second quarter thanks to a pick-up in end-market demand and rising product ASPs, Digitimes Research indicated.
Top foundry TSMC is set to ramp up production of 20nm chips in the second quarter of 2014, while benefiting a pull-in of orders for 28nm chips, Digitimes Research noted.
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Friday, May 12, 2017
Frank Duff on Twentieth Century Irish Catholicism
Frank Duff, of course, was the founder of the Legion of Mary, and his cause for sainthood is currently being examined.
I've always been rather dismissive of the argument that Irish Catholicism, at its heyday, was "a mile wide and an inch deep"-- but Duff seems to support it here, to some extent at least. Then again, Duff had very high standards and perhaps he was over-critical. It's hard to tell.
I fear that the majority of our people have but a mechanical goodness. They attend Sunday Mass and the Sacraments but have no depth in their religion. They do not know it properly nor live their lives according to it. They can be quire undutiful, neglectful of the principles of honour, devoid of apostleship which the Vatican Counil has proclaimed to be a basic element of Catholicism. We are bringing forth little better fruits than respectable paganism would. Drinking has now become the new deluge. We are not being protected from the slaughter on the roads nor from the criminal. It is no answer to say that the same applies to other countries. We would be doing better if our religion were real.
It has always been imagined that the Irish people have a unique regard for the Mass. Therefore it is a shock to encounter proofs to the contrary. I have now covered a good deal of the surface of the country and I can tell you our experience in regard to daily Mass, which surely is the test of appreciation. The attendance is miserable in proportion. Yet in the smaller places there is nothing doing at that time, and the majority could attend. I specify one case where we had a priest with us and offered a week-day Mass to a village which normally has one on Sunday only. Not a single local turned up for it. Other places would be better but not much better. Does that sort of thing afford justification for our alleged love of the Mass?
Quite evidently that degree of religion is not going to stand up to the adverse influences which are every day thickening and marshalling themselves...
Acute French observers, coming here soon after the Second World War, declared that they saw a remarkable likeness between the Ireland of that time and the France of two hundred years previously; the same characteristics and same weaknesses. Two hundred years ago would have ago would have been the period in which France would have prided itself on being the most Catholic country in the world, that is immediately preceding the French Revolution. The French Revolution did not create all the hollowness and the hatred of religion which then appeared. It only revealed what was there. It was like taking off a mask.
There are many other interesting things in this essay. At one point Duff mentions sociologists (unnamed) who have predicted that Christians will have dwindled to less than five per cent of the world's population by the end of the century! And not in any spirit of derision or contradiction-- he seems to think this reasonable enough.
He also warns against the temptation of using modern media as a "short-cut" to evangelisation, saying they should be an "incidental aid" but adding that he has heard of but few conversions through reading and none through TV.
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The extremely high standards of saints can be easily disappointed, I think. St John Paul II became disappointed with the Polish, at least at times! And yet Poland is today the only place in Europe with full seminaries and willing to buck globalism for the Faith. I have the gall to say that although I am not a saint like I believe Duff is, I am not Irish and I did not live back then, I still don't think the great Frank Duff is right here: "I fear that the majority of our people have but a mechanical goodness. They attend Sunday Mass and the Sacraments but have no depth in their religion. They do not know it properly nor live their lives according to it."ReplyDeleteReplies
Only saw this comment now. I actually think you are right. But I thought it was only fair to present this counter-evidence to the argument I've made in several places, including my Amazon review for your book.Delete
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In my opinion, Frank was perhaps expecting too much of country people vis a vis the cities. Daily Masses in Dublin were packed in my days in the 60's but that was from a huge population. Country people went to Mass on Sundays without fail, to evening devotions in May and October and to Holy Hours on Sunday evenings. Going to church involved a good wash after hard physical work and the donning of one's best clothes. Lifts from a neighbour might also be needed.ReplyDelete
Frank had many letters printed in the Irish Times and given in their full unedited form. It would be wonderful to have them gathered into a book if that were possible.
Yes, I think he was expecting too much. One can only speculate what he would think of the situation today! I would like to read a collection of his IT letters too, though I'm not a particular fan of his prose style, which I find rather pedantic and sterile.ReplyDelete


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Montana Grizzly Spring Football Drills Begin on March 15 [AUDIO]
Football fans will be glad to know that the Montana Grizzlies begin their spring drills on Saturday, March 15.
Football fans will be glad to know that the Montana Grizzlies begin their spring drills on Saturday, March 15.
This may just be a team of destiny.
It was no contest. The Big Sky Conference has named University of Montana quarterback Jordan Johnson the ROOT Sports offensive player of the week for his performance on Saturday night, September 14, against the University of North Dakota.
The Day
Saturday, August 31 dawned with a crystal blue sky in Missoula, unusual, because the valley had been cloaked in smoke from the Lolo Creek Complex for the last few weeks. My first thought was... perfect.
University of Montana officials are expecting a sold-out record crowd at the Saturday night August 31 opening game, as the Montana Grizzlies host the Appalachian State Mountaineers at 7 p.m.
It's a phenomenon Missoula Police Chief doesn't understand, that is why reports of sexual assaults have soared since the city signed an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice, who took the city to task on the subject in an investigation that lasted nearly a year.
On May 1, 2012, Thomas Perez with the U. S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division held a news conference to announce an investigation into sexual assaults on the UM campus and in the city of Missoula.
What a difference a week makes in a football team. At the final Grizzly football scrimmage under the Friday night lights at Washington-Grizzly Stadium, it was the offense that took home the honors.
It's an issue that Missoulians have been dealing with for almost two years now, sexual assault.
After the trial of Jordan Johnson ended on March 1 with a not guilty verdict, the 20 year-old student athlete was whisked away with his parents and had no contact with the media — until Tuesday.
In a short announcement late Tuesday morning The University of Montana Athletic Department announced that Jordan Johnson had been re-instated to the football team.
Head Montana Grizzly football coach Mick Delaney says the process to return Jordan Johnson to the football team begins today (Monday, March 4).


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The legal issues surrounding the Federal Government's Immigration Policy
30 March 2010
Associate Professor Ben Saul comments on the case of the 89 people transferred from the Christmas Island detention facility to the Villawood Centre in Sydney on ABC Radio Current Affairs Program, PM.
According to reports, the 89 transferred have had their claims for refugee status rejected and they're on a "removal pathway" out of Australia.
"By a plain reading of the Migration Act there aren't really any loopholes there.
"Your status stays the same until you get a protection visa.
"And these people haven't got that," he says.View the transcript - Bad day for Federal Government's immigration policy - ABC Radio Current Affairs Program, PM
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Part of the east coast is waving the white flag at winter.
It's been a rough winter for everyone from Nashville to Nantucket. Temperatures have dropped to the teens and the snow piles are higher than cars. So the tourism office of Ithaca, New York decided to throw in the towel.
About a week ago the home page for visitIthaca.com displayed pictures of sunny Florida with links to exploring Miami and Key West. The top of its page read "That's it. We surrender. Winter you win. Key west anyone?" But now the gimmick is having a different effect.
Delighted by the tongue in cheek way Ithaca's website is handling what is being called the most ridiculous weather ever, thousands of people are flocking to the site. A few days ago all the online traffic caused it to crash. Now Ithaca is scaling back on its message to send people to Florida.
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- From: Don Parris <webdev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 01 Nov 2004 20:07:24 -0500
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Donn Washburn wrote:
DC Parris
"Free software is like God's love - you can share it with anyone anytime
Anders Johansson wrote:I just had a look in /usr/lib. All I found was libraries for OOo. I found the launch scripts in /usr/X11R6/bin. I don't understand why they didn't keep it where it was before. I have to agree that /opt or /usr/local would seem the better choices. But I just thought I would mention that the libs are in /usr/lib.
On Sunday, 31 October 2004 17.42, Don Parris wrote:Good URL for FSH
I would like to ask if anyone is familiar with the new /srv
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Yep, have a look at http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html#SRVDATAFORSERVICESPROVIDEDBYSYSTEM
Question I have is why SuSE 9.2 put Open Office in /usr/lib? and then called it ooo-1.1. What was wrong with /opt/OpenOffice? According to your URL /opt is where they should have put the Addon Application.
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I just blogged on moon in Capricorn today so I'll take a shot at this one.
Leo is very loving and wants to show love. This Leo appears to have grown up in an environment where the love was not consistent (moon, Uranus, Neptune and Saturn in Capricorn opposite Jupiter and Venus in Cancer). I'm guessing he's worried that if he shows all that Leo love,the rug will be pulled out from under.
Sometimes I see this with someone abandoned or adopted. In adoption, The family may be loving, but the individual still never feels part of the unit. In abandonment, there can be an obsessive need to track other's movements so that they have not disappeared. Something along those lines seems to have occurred. It feels strongly unpleasant.
This 3rd house sun Leo with Mercury in the 4th might gain the sense of being loved by being in a teacher role. Moon in Capricorn wants respect and Leo wants hero-like admiration. The 3rd house is communication and Mercury in the 4th suggests that communication needs are strong.
Mars in Taurus and sun in Leo are both fixed, strong and proud. You can suggest things to this person, but he will have a crazy set of "honor code" type rules in his mind – an honor code no one in his life has followed.
So, yes, I believe this person is capable of love but has a lot of inner fears to work through.
Here's the blog on moon in Capricorn http://ohioastrology.wordpress.com/2012/04/28/moon-in-capricorn-and-remains-of-the-day/


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Dallas Chamber Symphony Hosts Second Annual International Piano Competition March 12-15, 2014
Competition for young professional and pre-professional pianists will be adjudicated by all-star jury panel, solo concert engagement with the DCS, thousands in cash prizes. Four-day event is free and open to the public at SMU's Caruth Auditorium.
March 4, 2014 (Newswire.com) -
Eighteen young pianists from all over the globe will come to Dallas March 12-15 to participate in the second annual DCS International Piano Competition. The four-day event will consist of three rounds of competition before a distinguished international jury panel, as well as expert training and career-building guidance. All competition rounds and master classes will be held at SMU's Caruth Auditorium and O'Donnell Hall. The entire event is ticketed, free and open to the public. Visit www.dcspianocompetition.org for more information. Free tickets can be reserved at:
"Last year's inaugural event was very well received both in Dallas and in international musical communities," says Richard McKay, Artistic Director of the Dallas Chamber Symphony. "This year, the talent level of the contestants is absolutely stellar. In addition, our 2014 participants have come from all parts of the globe, which helps to build North Texas' reputation as a premier international fine arts destination. We invite all of Dallas to see and hear some of the finest young musicians in the world."
The First Prize Winner of the DCS International Piano Competition will perform a piano concerto with the Dallas Chamber Symphony in the autumn of 2014 at City Performance Hall in downtown Dallas, bringing widespread recognition to launch the career of an aspiring artist. Additional winners will receive cash prizes. The event is a community partnership between the Dallas Chamber Symphony and the Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Methodist University.
The DCS International Piano Competition places an emphasis on education and the responsible development of young pianistic talent. While the competition engages some of the most promising musicians from around the world, it also offers a forum where these pianists — including those who do not advance in the competition rounds — can receive advice from experts on how to further their careers. At the SMU Meadows School of the Arts, many will participate in public master classes with Dr. Carol Leone and Joaquin Achucarro, as well as private lessons with other SMU faculty.
All competition rounds and master classes are free and open to the public at O'Donnell Hall and Caruth Auditorium located on the SMU campus. Audience members can expect to see contestants interact with jury members, who may interrupt the competition rounds to request to hear different passages of each contestant's solo and concerto repertoire, in accordance with the competition rules and regulations. Judges score the contestants by ballot, and results are announced after each round. Final results are announced immediately following Finals, on Saturday, March 15.
The event's jury panel includes Deniz Gelenbe, a renowned chamber musician international soloist; and Roger Lord, First Prize Winner of the Canadian Music Competition and the Canadian National Festival of Music; and Petronel Malan, who is a multiple Grammy nominee and gold medalist of several international piano competitions. Ms. Gelenbe will serve as the Jury Chair of the competition.
Through a sponsorship with Steinbuhler & Company, the Competition will be the first in the world to include reduced-size keyboards to its participants who wish to perform on them. Reduced sized keyboards make it possible for pianists with smaller hand spans to perform repertoire that on the modern piano is quite difficult - for many impossible. The DCS International Competition is embracing modern trends toward the wide-spread adoption of these new and innovative keyboard designs.
"We are so pleased to be introducing these alternative keyboards to this year's competition," says McKay. "These new keyboards will make it possible for pianists of every hand size to realize their artistic potential."
"For the past two decades we have been retrofitting pianos with smaller keyboards, providing us the opportunity to observe how hands of every size respond to a complete range of piano keyboard sizes" says David Steinbuhler, President of Steinbuhler & Company. "We have witnessed how life changing they can be. It is tremendously exciting to see our new standards being offered at an international piano competition."
For additional event details, schedules and judges' biographies, visit www.dcspianocompetition.org
Launched in September 2012, the Dallas Chamber Symphony is the newest professional performance ensemble in North Texas. Led by Artistic Director and Conductor Richard McKay, it is comprised of close to 40 musicians, all dedicated to building a chamber orchestra whose mission is to perform a balance of programs that include underrepresented and standard repertory, contemporary music, staged works, and pieces with extra-musical elements, such as film, actors, dancers, and narrators. The DCS performs at the state-of-the-art Dallas City Performance Hall in the Dallas Arts District. The DCS also provides educational and community programming, including its Sight of Sound International Film Competition, a free Program Book App available for iOS devices on the App Store, and free pre-concert conversations. For more information, visit www.DallasChamberSymphony.org.
About the Meadows School of the Arts
The Division of Music in the Meadows School of the Arts is a professional, comprehensive master's institution devoted to the advancement of music performance and scholarship, to the preparation of the next generation of music professionals, and to service in the artistic life of our community, our nation, and the world.
The approximately 300 students in the Meadows Division of Music pursue a broad range of undergraduate and graduate degree options, including the Bachelor of Music degree (professional focus), the Bachelor of Music Education degree (teacher preparation focus), the Bachelor of Arts degree (liberal arts focus), the Master of Music degree (professional focus, advanced studies), the Performers Diploma and Artist Diploma (elite performance focus). All degrees and diplomas offered by the Division of Music are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music. www.smu.edu/meadows
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'Xbox Runaways' Found Safe, Charged With Trespassing
A group of four Iowa teens known as the "Xbox Runaways" were found 360 miles from their homes yesterday. They were arrested for trespassing and will soon be returning home to their parents.
"I hysterically started crying, just overwhelmed with joy. All floods of emotions. Overjoyed, relief, you name it. I couldn't believe it," Judy Hamilton, mother of Jazlyn Visek, told ABC News upon hearing her daughter had been found.
Jazlyn, along with friend Skie Floyd, met two young men, Austin Michael Boggs and Corey Sunderman while playing video games online. The four decided to run away from home together; Skie and Jazlyn were reported missing by their relatives but police never suspected foul play.
The young teens were found 360 miles away from home in Eureka, Illinois. They were arrested for trespassing and squatting in an abandoned home. Police say they were able to track the teens due to the vehicle they used to get away and a "complaint of trespassing at a residence," Sheriff Randall Forsyth told ABC News.
The teens have not been allowed to see their parents yet due to their illegal activity. Police are holding them and will indict them with charges of trespassing today, and then they will be returned to their parents.
"We'll probably leave tomorrow morning (for Illinois) in hopes that maybe we can see the kids before they go to court because we haven't had a chance to talk to them at all," Crystal Sunderman, Corey's mother, explained.
"I'm starting to worry about what I am going to do to keep Corey, to keep him safe… We've got to fix whatever it was that made him leave. He's had some problems at school with bullying, but honestly, I don't know," Sunderman added.
"Jazlyn had been planning for a couple weeks at least, and I had no idea," her mom said. "I've learned a valuable lesson on media devices and what you allow your children to do on Xbox or Facebook. I admit I was pretty free with Jazlyn and I trusted her, and I think I gave her too much freedom."


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High Arctic Launches 13 Million Dirham Facility at Hamriyah Free Zone
High Arctic Energy Services L.L.C., an international leader in specialized underbalanced oilfield drilling (UBD) and production services, announced that its AED13 million (US$ 3.5 million) facility in Sharjah's Hamriyah Free Zone has officially opened for business. The facility will primarily be utilized to design, develop and build combination drilling, workover and snubbing rigs.
"Our commitment to the GCC is evident from our investment activity in the region and is a product of our growing business interests. We made a strategic decision six years ago to locate our international headquarters in Dubai which has become our launching pad into the markets of Africa, the Central European States and Asia," said Jed Wood, President and CEO of High Arctic. "Hamriyah is a perfect solution for us to grow our business. We have already decided to double our existing facility by buying and setting up on an adjacent plot of land, and have already shipped our first RAPAD rig, worth some AED 37 million (US$ 10 million), to a client in Thailand."
During his visit to inaugurate the facility, Wood stated that revenue from the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council countries) was expected to reach AED88 million (US$24 million) by year's end, which accounts for 20 percent of the company's total global revenues of AED440 million (US$120 million).
"Our forecasts project that 50 percent of our global revenue could be generated from the GCC in 2009, and the growth markets include Oman, Yemen, the UAE, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait in the GCC, Ukraine and Armenia in the CES and East Asia and Papua New Guinea in Australasia." continued Wood. "With renowned expertise in underbalanced drilling, we have been able to service international oil and gas giants such as Aramco, BP, Shell and Nexon."
Underbalanced drilling refers to the practice of intentionally drilling a well with borehole pressure less than the formation bore pressure, thus allowing formation fluid to more freely flow into the wellbore while managing the hydrocarbons and associated pressures with surface support equipment. Underbalanced drilling has become an increasingly important technology in the Canadian and international oil and natural gas sector especially in maturing production areas.
Benefits of underbalanced drilling methods include an increased speed of drilling, a reduction in fluid invasion into the production formation thus minimizing damage, rapid indication of hydrocarbons during drilling, optimized production in existing wellbores, reduction or elimination of stimulation costs (i.e. fracing, acid stimulation), reduction of overall project cost and maximization of ultimate hydrocarbon recovery.
High Arctic employs over 700 professionals and its head office is located in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. With 150 employees out of its international office in Dubai, the company maintains regional locations in Crimea, Ukraine, Yerevan, Armenia, Dammam, Muscat and Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
With revenues growing at an annual rate of 50 percent since its inception in 1993, High Arctic listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange in July 2005, an IPO that raised AED308 million (US$84 million). During the period between July 2005 and the second quarter of 2006, the company invested AED313 million (US$85.3 million) in new capital.
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High Arctic, through its subsidiaries, is a global oilfield drilling and production business, providing specialized underbalanced drilling and production services to the Canadian and International oil and gas industry. High Arctic's new underbalanced drilling technology and equipment is recognized for its ability to improve oil and gas production capabilities and is expected to develop greater acceptance in international markets. Based in Red Deer, High Arctic has domestic operations in Alberta, British Columbia and the Northwest Territories. International operations are currently active in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and former Soviet Republics.
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SOME of the finest poetry in the world echoed through St Edmundsbury Cathedral during a mammoth fund-raising effort.
The Very Rev Dr Frances Ward, the Dean of St Edmundsbury, joined forces with Dr Elizabeth Cook to read poems for 24 hours in the historic venue over the weekend.
The pair aimed to contribute to the £20,000 needed to appoint a writer in residence for the cathedral – a post which will be held by Dr Cook.
With requests made in exchange for £1 per line of poetry and money collected during the recital, they have so far amassed more than £11,500.
Dr Ward hopes to secure match funding from other sources.
She said: "It was great fun but tiring. We had requests from all sorts of people all around the world, which was such a surprise."
Covering a great breadth of work from longer pieces to limericks, they started with a piece of work by the late Adrienne Rich and finished with the Owl and the Pussycat by Edward Lear.
Asked whether they managed to stay awake throughout the night, Dr Ward admitted: "We had a bit of a snooze from 3.30am to 4am because we were falling asleep."


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The Manhattan office building where a 41-year-old advertising executive was crushed to death by an elevator reopened Tuesday for the first time since the freak accident.
Suzanne Hart was boarding the car on the first floor of her Madison Avenue office on Dec. 15 when the elevator began rising. The doors did not close, and she was pressed between the elevator and shaft wall.
A man and a woman on the elevator were not physically injured but had to be treated for trauma.
Both had been trapped in the car with Hart's body for more than an hour after the elevator malfunction.
Kathleen Mullahy, the woman who witnessed Hart's horrific death, has taken steps to sue Transel Elevators, which had serviced the elevator just hours before the accident. Court papers claim she experienced significant trauma that morning.
Mullahy also named Young & Rubicam in the legal motion, which is the precursor to an official lawsuit. Like Hart, Mullahy worked for the advertising firm, though the two did not know each other, according to the Daily News.
Mullahy's attorney said in a statement, "Our main goal is to make sure Ms. Mullahy is able to receive the help she needs to begin the healing process."
The Department of Buildings says it is focusing its investigation on the maintenance work Transel did on the elevator in the hours prior to the accident. It's also checking hundreds of other elevators serviced by the firm.
Workers returning Tuesday said it was a relief to get back.
"We've all been working from home," one worker told NBC New York. "It was a sad thing that happened, and we'd all like to get past it."
Young & Rubicam CEO David Sable did not comment on the legal action Tuesday, but said workers have "reached out to each other" and that "everybody has mourned together" over the tragedy.


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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by Gregnkw, Apr 6, 2012.
Can anyone tell me how to remove searchmobileonline? I have an HTC Desire
I think this comes from an installed app which use AirPush for to push spam to your phone.
Install Addons Detector or LookOut's Ad Network Detector to find this app and uninstall it.
This magnifying glas icon is just a shortcut for searchmobileonline, shove the icon in the trash.
Have a look at this link -there seems to be some good advice on how to get rid of it on there.


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When Jason Spezza and roomie Joe Corvo checked into the Senators' hotel in New Jersey yesterday afternoon, John Madden was not already there, hadn't cracked open the snacks from the minibar, taken over the remote control or left his underwear on a pile on the floor.
But Spezza can expect to share a lot of personal space with the Devils centre over the next week or more, starting tonight in Game 1.
The Devils are old school in a lot of ways, from banning facial hair to matching lines.
Madden and wingers Jay Pandolfo and Sergei Brylin will be on the ice against Spezza, Dany Heatley and Daniel Alfredsson.
The job Madden's group does against the Senators' top offensive line will go a long way toward determining how hard Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur has to work in this series -- and the direction of the series itself.
This is nothing new for Spezza, of course.
Since he was a 15-year-old with the Brampton Battalion of the Ontario Hockey League, up through his couple of years in the American Hockey League and now in the NHL, Spezza has been subjected to the shadow treatment.
Madden, who turns 34 next week, has carved out a niche as the NHL's best checker. He won the Selke Trophy in 2001 as the league's top defensive forward and was runner-up in 2003 and '04. Not coincidentally, the Devils won the Cup in 2000 and '03 as Madden was forging his reputation.
Check out the numbers for NHL scoring champ Sidney Crosby this season against the Devils, a divisional rival.
They played eight times, and Crosby had two goals, one on the power play, and four assists.
Crosby was held pointless in 19 games this season; four times against the Devils. No other team held him scoreless more than two games.
Madden, as much as anything.
"Position," said Spezza. "He's never willing to put himself in a compromising position. He always stays above the guy that he's covering. He doesn't let the guy get a step around him. He's really willing to sacrifice offence for defence. He can still beat you on turnovers and he's still decent offensively, but he's willing to wait all game to shut you down."
The other revealing thing is that despite their roles, Madden and Pandolfo take very few penalties.
Madden had just 14 penalty minutes in the regular season and took just one minor against the Tampa Bay Lightning in their first-round series.
Pandolfo, despite playing all 82 regular-season games, spent just eight minutes in the box, a ridiculously small amount.
He also had one minor penalty against Tampa, which now makes him incredibly undisciplined.
With the way stick fouls are being called, Madden and Pandolfo's penalty-minute totals are truly remarkable and speak to very smart play, great positioning and a willingness to keep their feet moving and not get in a position to have to use the stick.
"They've kind of put together a little recipe and they've stuck to it. They feel if they can stay out of the box and play even, 5-on-5, they can beat teams on the special teams," said Spezza of the Devils, who were the least-penalized team in the in the regular season, adding:
"Their power play is a real playoff power-play, just shooting pucks and getting traffic. That's kind of their recipe for success."
One area where Spezza will be able to help himself is in the faceoff circle. If he can win faceoffs against Madden, Spezza will help himself and his team.
"On the road, they are going to get their matchups, so faceoffs are going to be key just to get us some offensive chances," said Spezza.
"At home they'll be important because they are going to want to change right away."
If the Devils win faceoffs at Scotiabank Place, players will be able to get to the bench and get the matchups coach/GM Lou Lamoriello wants.
The good news is Spezza has improved in the circle. In 2003-04, his first full year in the NHL, he won just 47.7% of his faceoffs. He won 53% of his draws in the regular season this year and 54.3% against Pittsburgh in the first round.
"Before, my numbers were in the mid-forties and against a good guy, I didn't have a chance," said Spezza. "Now my numbers are above 50% and I feel like I can beat anybody on any given night."
Madden won 49.8% of his draws in the regular season, but when it comes to straight head-to-head play, he's not just anybody.