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Merci beaucoup!
Looking forward to hear it.
When will the new Punk Police Podcast be up?
No problem. This is fun! We already have quite a few replies and I saw how Tori is putting it together. Noodles is going to love it!
Hello, I tried to send you a PM regarding the birthday present for Noodles Tori OC and I are putting together, but your inbox it full.
I miss ya plenty & luv ya even more <3
Thanks for hooking me up tonight ... you are more awesome than awesome !
Nah, I transferred the 'fisticuffs' group back to my old profile to get rid of the 20 unapproved messages that pops up and I couldn't get rid of. Not even Tijs or Sarah could help ... but it is gone now (well kinda). No more annoyance. While I was there, I thought I would stop by and say 'Hello there !'
Hello there !
... and no, you aren't seeing things
Hi Gustavo,
Do you know something about the upcoming Offspring announcement at the SWU festival?
Today I was talking with a guy that's producing show in Brazil and he told me Offspring will be there on that festival.
Have a great day
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Growing Asia MEMS Industry Highlighted at SEMICON Taiwan
The first Taiwan MEMS Forum, held in conjunction with last week's SEMICON Taiwan, provided over 200 attendees with expert insight into the market trends, regional research activities, application developments, and production solutions in the growing MEMS industry. Furthering industry networking, exposure and sales opportunities, SEMICON Taiwan also featured the first MEMS Pavilion that included a MEMS museum that attracted crowds eager to learn more about this growing segment of the microelectronics industry.
The first Taiwan MEMS Forum, held in conjunction with last week's SEMICON Taiwan, provided over 200 attendees with expert insight into the market trends, regional research activities, application developments, and production solutions in the growing Microsystems industry. Furthering industry networking, exposure and sales opportunities, SEMICON Taiwan also featured the first MEMS Pavilion that included a MEMS museum that attracted crowds eager to learn more about this growing segment of the microelectronics industry.
Jean-Christophe Eloy, president and CEO of Yole Developpment, began the full-day session with a comprehensive overview of the market segments, applications, business drivers, and technology trends that will grow the market to $12.4 billion in 2012, up from $7 billion this year. The most prominent MEMS segments today are in accelerometers and gyros for the consumer electronics and automotive industries. Currently, ST Micro, Bosch and Analog Devices lead this segment with a combined market share of around 50%. Significant new segments that are rapidly growing include microfluidic devices for drug delivery is estimated to reach $500 million in sales this year.
Considerable focus throughout the day was devoted to inertial sensing applications, or multi-axis sensors, that combine accelerometers and gyros to provide up to 6-degrees of freedom and high precision. ST Micro, Inversense and SensorDynamics are the early leaders in this segment, according to Eloy. MEMS in mobile phone applications will grow from approximately $500 million today to $2.5 billion in 2013 in applications that include accelerometers, gyros, pressure, RF, microphone, oscillators, and camera autofocus. The MEMS equipment will remain flat through 2010, but will double in 2011 to over $300 million and exceed $500 million by 2012.
Source: Yole Developpment
Inside Inertial Sensors
New MEMS devices featured in the program included 6-axis motion sensors from Wacoh. Dr. Kazuhiro Okada, CEO of Japan-based Wacoh, described his company's inertial sensors that use piezo resistance, capacitance and piezo electric technologies. Currently, motion sensing in the Wii controllers and other devices are provided by 1, 2 and 3 axis gyros and separate accelerometers. Many applications are integrating these devices for lower cost and better performance. Dr. Okada provided details on the electrode, oscillator and pillar structures in the devices and explained the circuit amplification and filtering requirements.
Dr. Yu-Wen Hsu from Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) gave an overview of their "G-sensor" development program and an overview of ITRI's impressive commitment to the Microsystems industry. ITRI expects one billion accelerometers to be shipped in 2012. ITRI's inertial sensors use capacitive, thermal and piezo resistive technologies depending on the application. Advanced Deep Reactive Ion Etch (DRIE), chip stacking and wafer bonding capabilities are required to produce the necessary structures and packages.
ITRI also sees vertical integration of MEMS and CMOS to be a growing need and is currently stacking sensors on an ASIC with no wire bond pads. Taiwan's packaging firms also see a growing opportunity for assembling CMOS and MEMS at the wafer level.
ITRI's strategy for MEMS is based on leveraging Taiwan's current IC infrastructure. They provide "open lab" facilities, facilitate supply chain partnerships for product development, and leverage R&D resources through cooperative agreements with other research institutions. Dr. Hsu described an impressive list of MEMS development capabilities that include wet, dry, and DRIE etching, wafer level testing, structural simulation and modeling, 3D packaging.
Further reinforcing Taiwan's growing role in the global MEMS industry was a presentation by Dr. Jerwei Hsieh of Asia Pacific Microsystems, a MEMS foundry service with close ties to UMC. Dr. Hsieh presented a strong case for the growing role of foundry services in the MEMS market, an opinion shared by Eloy and other industry observers. He sees a 30% compound average growth rate for foundries in MEMS and predicts that fabless MEMS companies will "become mainstream." APM has developed a comprehensive tool box of process modules, platforms and capabilities to facilitate a high growth MEMS business. At the present time, however, evaluating profitable MEMS business is difficult and a standard MEMS process is still years away.
China also has an emerging MEMS research capability. Dr. Schiu Sche, policy advisor to TEEMA, outlined current research efforts in MEMS in China. Because China has placed an enormous priority on automotive and mobile phone technology development, and the country is expected to consume nearly $3 billion in MEMS devices by 2011, many expect they will join the MEMS industry in the near future with home-grown products. While significant research programs have begun at Peking, Tsinghua, and Fudan universities, and the Harbin Institute of Technology, Dr. Sche concludes that significant MEMS announcements are not imminent, but the country's demand for MEMS products may trigger even greater efforts in the future.
New Production Solutions
Rounding out the MEMS Forum were new production solutions from Suss MicroTec and Solidus Technologies. Dr. Michael Hornung from Suss described his company's UV nano imprint techniques on mask aligners for MEMS applications. He described why imprint technology is effective for MEMS structuring from the micron to nano scale. The company's Substrate Conformal Imprint Lithography (SCIT) uses a soft stamp that conforms to uneven wafer surfaces with high pattern fidelity to achieve complex nano-scale MEMS structures.
Hugh Miller, CEO of Solidus, showcased an innovative solution for wafer-level testing of capacitive based MEMS sensors. Solidus is able to achieve dynamic wafer-level testing by introducing a drive voltage to the sensor that can be used to measure and verify critical sensor mechanical characteristics. Through this technique, wafer-level testing can be used to optimize the manufacturing process to improve yields and significantly reduce the time required for expensive package-level testing.
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The Global MEMS/Microsystems Markets and Opportunities 2009 Report from Yole Developpement is available FREE to SEMI members at www.semi.org/mems
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Stearns County Tests New Lifesaving Device
ST. CLOUD (AP) - A simple device that looks a bit like a Frisbee could be saving the lives of potential drowning victims in Stearns County this summer.
The county recently outfitted its sheriff's deputies with 60 ResQ disks. They are attached to a rope with a Velcro strap that attaches to the person throwing the disk.
The idea is to fling the disk like a Frisbee into the water toward a person in trouble. The person can use the disk to help float while their rescuer reels them to safety.
Chief Deputy Bruce Bechtold says the disks would have come in handy several times last year.


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That Double Down Sandwich was delicious!
That heart attack was delicious!
That heart attack was delicious!
by Colonel Kentucky May 07, 2010
A sandwich from KFC consisting of bacon, cheese, and thousand island dressing in between two pieces of chicken (fried or grilled). The sandwich has no bun, and has received extremely large amounts of controversy from various health groups. However, although the sandwich has 1,300 mg of sodium, about half of one's daily value, it does not have as much calories or fat as chicken sandwiches from Burger King or McDonald's. Also surprising, the grilled version of the sandwich actually has 50 mg more sodium than the crispy. Although not the healthiest choice one can make, it is certainly not the worst fast food item one may eat.
My wife thought I was crazy when I ordered the Double Down Sandwich at KFC, but it tasted delicious and wasn't too bad for me.
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All Palio's Pizza Café restaurants are privately owned and family operated. We take pride in our restaurants and strive to provide a quality product and exceptional service all in a uniquely warm and inviting atmosphere. Since Palio's inception in 2001, the brand has evolved and grown into many communities throughout DFW.
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Okay, the problem is on startup of Sublime Text an error message saying among other things
No module named __future__ appears and it's impossible to launch the application. What should I do?


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This extended-wheelbase 2010 BMW 740Li is outstanding, and when the owner purchased the new LED Day Lights, everything worked perfectly. The LED Running Lights fitted like a glove and the BMW got a lot of great looks and comments. In fact, many people thought this LED upgrade is included in some of the extra packages for this model, but no – it has nothing common with car's myriad electronic gizmos.
Styling is once again in line with how BMW enthusiasts think a German-made flagship should look – stately, substantial and with a hint of aggression. Add up some modern LED technology and you get a perfect combination of style, elegance, safety and energy efficiency. I think this quality LED product covers all those points and in addition to that, it will also fit many other vehicles that have enough space under the bumper, not just the 2010 BMW 740Li.
If you want to upgrade the look of your car and improve the safety, give these LED Day Lights a shot. To be honest, installation of these LED Running Lights is very simple, but before purchasing, please make sure the space in between the bumper is long and wide enough for this LED Daytime Running Light (DRL) lamp to fit. Start with figuring how to take off the grille plastic cover and when you take it off, mount the LED Day Lights on the grille plastic using screws or 3M tape. Do this with the other grille cover, too. When you are done, put the covers back and draw power from the sidemarker or parking lights by tapping their wires together. Then step back and enjoy the super-cool new look!
The pearl white 2010 BMW 740Li with its LED Day Lights is fantastic! Look at the pictures and see the new super bright LED Running Lights perfectly matching the LED Angel Eyes and HID headlights. I admit this product from iJDMTOY just nailed it. You can give your car an awesome eye-catching Euro luxury look and safety improvement with these LED Daytime Running Light (DRL) Lamps. Go get them at iJDMTOY!
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About Yang Zhenzhong
Yang Zhenzhong believes "life itself is in a state of constant repetition" and, accordingly, repetition is a defining theme of his practice. For I Will Die (2007), Yang enlisted ordinary people to pronounce the titular phrase on camera in different languages, playing the loops in simultaneous video projections. The work exemplifies the air of bold straightforwardness for which Yang is known across his work in photography, video, performance, sculpture, and installation. Whether stripping massage chairs of their upholstery, appropriating works by other famous artists, planting a fake bus stop in a historic town, or installing synchronized videos of a woman huffing and puffing to blow away a Shanghai street, Yang relies on everyday objects and familiar scenes to express profound ideas. "I feel that if you deal with individual experience on a certain level it becomes universal experience," he explains.
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Viking girls lose to Tigers; boys and girls travel to Cromwell
The Cook County girls' basketball team was on the road Monday night, losing 61-46 to the Cherry Tigers.
Tuesday night, the Vikings boys and girls team travel to Cromwell to play the Cardinals.
The girls go into the Cromwell game at 5-8 for the season. Their last victory was 51-39 over the Cardinals in Grand Marais on January 4. The boys take their 6- 2 record to Cromwell. They beat the Cardinals 65 -55 on January 4 in the last game they played before tonight.
In Monday night's game, the Tigers took a 28-24 lead after the first half. In the second, they outscored the Vikings 33-22 to take the win.
Theresa Morrin led the Vikings with 12 points while Breanna Peterson and Lily Gruber-Schulz had 10 each. Leah Utities and Kaitlynn Linnell nailed six each while Essence Haines rounded out Cook County scoring with two.
Angel Dahl led Cromwell with 28 points and Alexis Kudis was the other Tiger in double-figures with 11.


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Codec shown in hardware at ARM Developers' Conference; Implemented with ARM RealView Tools
GISTEL, BELGIUM AND CAMBRIDGE, UK- Oct. 6, 2005 - Sarnoff Corporation and ARM [(LSE:ARM); (Nasdaq:ARMHY)] today announced that the latest H.264 silicon IP codecs which enable video on mobile devices, are now available on ARM® processors. The codecs enable PDAs, cell phones, and other portable devices to encode, decode, and display vivid, high-resolution, full-motion video for teleconferences, movies, and other business and entertainment uses.
Sarnoff is demonstrating the codecs on ARM hardware at the ARM Developers' Conference in Santa Clara, CA., Oct. 4-6 (booth 913), and at the Fabless Semiconductor Association (FSA) Suppliers Expo & Conference in San Jose, CA., Oct. 5-6 (booth 414-416).
The codecs, part of Sarnoff's line of SelectCores™ silicon IP, were implemented on the ARM processor using ARM RealView® ESL tools with MaxSim™ technology, part of the ARCHITECT Series.
"We chose the ARM RealView ARCHITECT design tools with MaxSim technology because they gave us the most efficient implementation of our IP on the ARM platform, and because they let us model our customer's SoC design in detail even before manufacture, thereby minimizing their risk," said Sandip Parikh, product development manager, Sarnoff. "The RealView virtual prototyping tools helped our teams in Princeton, New Jersey, and Bangalore, India, to create the optimum system-on-chip solution."
RealView ARCHITECT tools with MaxSim technology are used to create and deploy SystemC-based virtual prototypes of complex SoCs," said Thomas Kettler, business development manager, ESL Tools, ARM. "Our RealView ESL tools run on multiple platforms to meet customer needs for SoC architecture exploration and pre-silicon software development. ARM provides complete system solutions with ARM IP and tools invented, designed, developed and tested together. Sarnoff knew that the finished product would be compatible with our processors and take maximum advantage of their performance."
Sarnoff's H.264 silicon IP draws low power for long battery life. It also includes hardware-based accelerators for maximum flexibility and scalability. By choosing which accelerators are implemented, users can optimize the cost/power tradeoffs to the specific device being designed. This allows them to customize device performance and maintain brand differentiation.
The IP also enables software or hardware to be used interchangeably for given functions. Device makers can freely integrate proprietary technology with the IP to enable specific functions or boost performance.
About ARM
ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from wireless, networking and consumer entertainment solutions to imaging, automotive, security and storage devices. ARM's comprehensive product offering includes 16/32-bit RISC microprocessors, data engines, 3D processors, digital libraries, embedded memories, peripherals, software and development tools, as well as analog functions and high-speed connectivity products. Combined with the company's broad Partner community, they provide a total system solution that offers a fast, reliable path to market for leading electronics companies. More information on ARM is available at http://www.arm.com.
About Sarnoff Corporation
Sarnoff Corporation (www.sarnoff.com) produces innovations in electronic, biomedical and information technology that generate successful new products and services for clients worldwide. Founded in 1942 as RCA Laboratories, it develops breakthroughs in ICs, lasers, and imagers; drug discovery, manufacture and delivery; digital TV and video for security, surveillance, and entertainment; high-performance networking; and wireless communications. Its history includes the development of color TV, the liquid-crystal display, and the disposable hearing aid, and a leadership role in creating the new U.S. digital and HDTV standard. Sarnoff also founds new companies to bring its technologies to market. It is a subsidiary of SRI International.
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Love Doctors Without a License
Two local pick-up artists in the field
I meet Reuben Irving, aka Whisper, in an Albuquerque bar. Whisper is a pick-up artist in training.
"Before we start this interview, I want you to go up to that group of women and start a conversation," Whisper says while ordering a vodka tonic and a glass of water. My hands get clammy and my throat becomes parched as I approach the group of women with nothing better to say than, "Hey, what time is happy hour over?" My utter failure to "open the set" labeled me an "A.F.C." (average frustrated chump), according to lingo established in the group Whisper belongs to.
Whisper and Casey Romero are part of a nationwide subculture known as The Community that unofficially began in 1970 when the book How to Pick Up Girls by Eric Weber was published. Whisper doesn't like the term pick-up artist "because it tends to carry a negative connotation," he says. Definitions aside, people outside of the group are undecided about The Community and its methods for meeting women. According to some people, pick-up artists (PUAs) are nothing more than womanizers with little regard for ethics or etiquette. But PUAs all over the world claim their craft to be sincere in helping men who have problems socializing with the opposite sex.
PUAs have their own abbreviations for discussing their experiences when meeting women. They have endless archives of field reports, along with methods and routines for talking to women. The Community online can be seen as an open informational source, says Whisper. It's available all over the Internet through forums, downloadable materials that give advice on pick-up, and "lairs" allowing you to find other PUAs in your area, says Whisper.
A popular find when searching PUAs is www.bristollair.com. There you can strap in for a crash course on just about everything the pick-up artist community stands for. A glance at the website makes one thing clear: This is an international social club designed to seduce women. But Whisper and Romero say it's also a community that helps men overcome the fear of talking to women. "Pick-up to me is the ability to vanquish the frustration in meeting girls and having the option to date any girl I want," says Whisper.
There's a point in pick-up before you have sex with a woman where you're building connections that most people don't even bother to do when having a one-night stand.
Casey Romero, pick-up artist
The subculture Whisper identifies himself with recently gained popularity in the media with the 2005 publication of The Game by former New York Times arts reporter Neil Strauss (known as "Style" in The Community). After its publication, VH1 aired the reality series "The Pick Up Artist," in which eight men apprenticed under pick-up pioneer Erik von Markovik, aka Mystery.
"Mystery was a nobody like me," says Whisper. "He took it upon himself to improve his social skills, which is what I am attempting to do for me and for other men who need help." When men hit a certain age, Whisper and Romero say, approaching a woman becomes more of a nerve-racking feat than an innocent gesture of interest like the days of roses and "do you like me" letters.
Whisper and Romero work as small-town PUAs posting field reports and contacting other PUAs in Albuquerque. "I share all my information and experience in forums online," says Whisper. According to Whisper, he's had several responses to his blogs and a few men interested in apprenticing or just being wing-men. "I'm no master PUA in any sense, but I remember what it was like being deathly afraid of approaching random girls, which is why I enjoy helping other men overcome this fear."
Whisper spent two years pursuing a dance career in Los Angeles and studying Eastern medicine overseas in China. He didn't discover The Community until he returned to the U.S. in 2007. He decided to go out one night with Romero, whom he hadn't seen since he moved to L.A. "Keep in mind this used to be a guy like myself that only knew relationships," Whisper says. "But when we were out that night, he must have pulled at least 10 girls' phone numbers."
Romero told Whisper about The Community and its resources to help men perfect the skill of meeting and seducing women. "I was skeptical about telling Whisper at first, because I thought he would reject the idea like most of my other friends," says Romero. But Whisper became interested in the art of seduction. "It's like I created a monster—in a good way. He's more social than ever."
As good as all this Don Juan stuff sounds, is it respectful toward women? According to Whisper and Romero, it's a black-and-white matter with a whole lot of gray. "Pick-up artistry is like martial arts. People can abuse their craft, but I practice with integrity in the sense that I meet girls in hopes of a relationship, not a one-night stand," says Whisper. He says it's not a bad thing for men to be trained to pick up women. "All we're doing here is helping other men say the right things at the right time. And I figure it's a token of respect and appreciation toward women in the sense that at least we're attempting to be gentlemen and not just hitting on them with rude comments out the car window like, Hey, nice ass."
I figure it's a token of respect and appreciation toward women in the sense that at least we're attempting to be gentlemen and not just hitting on them with rude comments out the car window like, Hey, nice ass.
Reuben Irving, pick-up artist
Women are not without a dating-advice armory. A series of publications written by Ellen Fein and Sherrie Schneider for women titled The Rules provides advice in meeting the men of their dreams and playing hard to get. These books give specific rules for women to follow like "Don't call him and rarely return his phone calls" and "Have sex! It's fun." But both members of the opposite sex will argue that it's not all about the sex.
"There's a point in pick-up before you have sex with a woman where you're building connections that most people don't even bother to do when having a one-night stand," says Romero. PUAs have the skill to "F-Close" with women, they say, but that's not always the goal. "I might have the ability to seduce, but I choose to respect girls and my craft and not jump into bed with every girl I have the chance with," Whisper says.
I asked a few random women Downtown how they would feel if they were approached by a man they knew to be a pick-up artist. "I would be cautious, because what they are doing is not natural. It's more programmed and patterned," says Madeline Drayton. Carla Chang says men should be more genuine when approaching women. "I would be annoyed and amused. It's funny that guys would spend their time learning that sort of stuff," she adds.
The PUA Community has been criticized and heralded for its efforts in breaking down dating fundamentals. Whisper and Romero are happy to take the critiques but happier to help men overcome their poor social skills. "There are no master PUAs here in Albuquerque that we can look up to like in big cities, so it's up to us to advise each other," says Romero.
Whisper plans to move back to L.A. to pursue his career in dancing and master the art of pick-up. "I've already been in contact with PUAs out there and I'm more confident than ever. Bottom line—it's all about apprehending the social skills and tools to do whatever you want and be whatever you want, whether it's a ladies' man or a successful businessman."


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Kraton Performance Polymers to Discuss Performance of NEXAR™ Polymers in Water Treatment Applications
Kraton Scientists Collaborate with Leading Researchers to Address Critical Water Purification Challenges at ACS Workshop February 24-27, 2013
Feb 18, 2013, 09:30 EST
HOUSTON, Feb. 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Kraton Performance Polymers, Inc. (NYSE : "KRA"), a leading global producer of styrenic block copolymers and other engineered polymers is pleased to announce its sponsorship and participation in the "Advances in Materials and Processes for Polymeric Membrane Mediated Water Purification," workshop sponsored by the American Chemical Society (ACS). The event will be held at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California from February 24-27, 2013.
The purpose of the workshop is to unite a broad range of stakeholders in the area of membranes for water purification including representatives from government, academia, and industry. This collaboration should foster constructive dialogue and global information sharing between leading research scientists and engineers to stimulate collaborative research on critical water purification challenges.
Dr. Carl Willis and Dr. Shawn Wei of Kraton Polymers will present a paper entitled, "Selectively Mid-block Sulfonated Pentablock Copolymer Membranes," on February 25, 2013 at 2:15 p.m. They will outline the relationship between the NEXAR™ Polymers' structure in solvent, and performance of the cast NEXAR polymer membrane in various water treatment applications. NEXAR Polymers, manufactured by Kraton Performance Polymers, help designers develop water management systems that effectively remove impurities, toxins, metals, and other contaminants from many natural water resources, in addition to effluent water from industrial manufacturing plants to make them suitable for use or reuse.
To register for the workshop please visit the ACS website. For information about NEXAR Polymers, please visit the NEXAR Polymers website. Media inquiries should be directed to Marcie Coronado, Marketing Communications Manager, at 281-504-4975, or via email at email@example.com.
About Kraton Polymers
Kraton Performance Polymers, Inc., through its operating subsidiary Kraton Polymers LLC and its subsidiaries, is a leading global producer of engineered polymers and styrenic block copolymers ("SBCs"), a family of products whose chemistry was pioneered by us almost fifty years ago. SBCs are highly-engineered thermoplastic elastomers, which enhance the performance of numerous products by delivering a variety of attributes, including greater flexibility, resilience, strength, durability and processability. Our polymers are used in a wide range of applications, including adhesives, coatings, consumer and personal care products, sealants and lubricants, and medical, packaging, automotive, paving, roofing and footwear products. We currently offer a diverse range of products to more than 800 customers in over 60 countries worldwide, and are the only SBC producer with manufacturing and service capabilities on four continents. We manufacture products at five plants globally, including our flagship plant in Belpre, Ohio, as well as plants in Germany, France and Brazil, and a joint venture plant operated in Japan.
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Kraton, the Kraton logo and design, Cariflex, Nexar and the "Giving Innovators their Edge" tagline are all trademarks of Kraton Polymers LLC.
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A former resident of Leasburg and member of the Missouri National Guard was arrested earlier this week on forgery charges, after law enforcement officers said they believe the man was misrepresenting the Wounded Warrior Project and pocketing donations.
A former resident of Leasburg and member of the Missouri National Guard was arrested earlier this week on forgery charges, after law enforcement officers said they believe the man was misrepresenting the Wounded Warrior Project and pocketing donations.
Andrew James Fortner, 33, who is formerly from Leasburg, and now is in the process of moving to Pierce City, was arrested at the Cuba Police Department Tuesday, Nov. 26.
He was transported to the Phelps County Sheriff's Department where he has been incarcerated on an arrest warrant for two counts of forgery, a class C felony, in Phelps County according to a news release from the sheriff's office.
In October of this year, the Phelps County Sheriff's Department was notified of an individual who had been collecting donations for the Wounded Warrior Project and possibly using the funds for his own gain.
Detectives with the sheriff's office opened an investigation. With the assistance of an investigator from the Phelps County prosecuting attorney's office, the Missouri Information Analysis Center, the Department of Defense Investigative Services and a number of other law enforcement agencies, the individual was identified as a member of the Missouri National Guard.
A probable cause statement filed with the 25th Circuit Court states that Fortner was observed and photographed on Oct. 12 around 7 p.m. soliciting funds while representing the Wounded Warrior Project at a portable table inside the doors of the St. James Country Mart.
A second, near identical, occurrence at the same location was found of business surveillance systems dated Oct. 6, 2013, between 1:25 p.m. and 7 p.m., according to court documents.
"Prominently displayed on the table were two large plastic jars bearing a trademarked logo of the Wounded Warrior (Project). Inside the jars were U.S. currency and coin donations. Also on the table were flyers with the same logo and other items being exchanged for donations," court documents stated.
Legal representatives with the Wounded Warrior Project were contacted, who advised that the logos on the table, "although similar, were not proper and the font for all printing of the logos and flyers were incorrect," according to court documents.
The news release from sheriff's office stated that "after careful coordination with the Wounded Warrior Project in Jacksonville, Fla., it was determined the subject had not made any donations on his, or anyone else's behalf."
The charges filed against Fortner are based on his use of writings, namely the trademarked logos of the Wounded Warrior Project as well as flyers from the same organization.
The sheriff's office stated that "Fortner had used the same ploy in a number of other jurisdictions and charges are being considered there also."
Fortner was being held on a $100,000 cash or surety bond.
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In case you haven't heard, Netflix is offering up its own original content, and this non-network came to play. From Weeds creator Orange is the New Black and loosely based on Piper Kerman's memoir, the dramedy series' first season introduces us to Taylor Schilling's Piper Chapman, a woman living a comfortable life in Brooklyn when her past comes back to haunt her, as she's convicted of a crime she committed a decade ago when she was in a relationship with Alex (Laura Prepon), a drug-trafficker who's doing time of her own. The series follows Piper as she acclimates herself to prison life and attempts to come to grips with her situation. It's just one year, right? How rough could it be? As the first season demonstrates, pretty rough, but what works so well about Orange is the New Black is the combination of humor and some great emotional moments. Orange lingers in dark humor, teetering toward grittiness without actually crossing that line, which allows the tone to stay relatively light, at least by comparison to other prison-set series. And did we mention the cast is great? In addition to Schilling and Prepon, the series also stars Kate Mulgrew, Jason Biggs, Taryn Manning, Natasha Lyonne and Michelle Hurst. Watch the first few episodes to get a taste of the humor and drama.
The first season hits a bit of a lull toward the middle, but things pick up as Season 1 draws to a close, with a finale that will leave you wanting more. And good news, Season 2 is already a go!
The Fall
There seems to be an epidemic of serial killer dramas on the small screen but The Fall is one you definitely don't want to miss. And besides, when hasn't there been too many cop centric shows on TV? The BBC (Two) series, just finishing its run on BBC America, follows Gillian Anderson's Detective Superintendent Stella Gibson who is brought to Belfast to help crack a particularly difficult murder investigation. Her character is wonderful to watch - smart, sexy and (coldly) calculating - but what makes The Fall extra fascinating is that the drama spends an equal amount of time with its incredibly complex serial killer played by Jamie Dornan.
We've all seen a police hunt before but watching him select and stalk his prey while balancing a home life that consists of a wife and two kids (look out for that daughter) is incredibly compelling. In a way, the leads are two sides of the same coin with Anderson and Dornan delivering mesmerizing performances while they play the not so typical cat and mouse game. There's also a subplot involving police corruption (and a few familiar faces from Game of Thrones) but the leading duo are definitely the reason to begin streaming. And at only five episodes, it's not just a riveting take on a tired genre, it's also a very quick catch-up before the second season.


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THE RECIPE: Pistachio Baklava with Orange-Cardamom Syrup
I try to restrict my fears to only the most worthy of subjects. I am afraid of ghosts, plane crashes, large flying insects, and the bogeyman who hides in the closet in our basement. But for the sake of pure honesty, I should also admit that, until very recently, I was also a little bit afraid of phyllo dough.
Of course, I should also admit that, until very recently, I had never actually tried to work with phyllo. It's easy enough to buy, usually in the frozen foods section of the supermarket, but I had never bought it. I have certainly eaten a lot of it, usually in the form of baklava, which I love, but somewhere along the way I heard that phyllo was very tricky to use, as fragile as a wet Kleenex, and as brittle as a dead leaf. If handled incorrectly, it could be too wet or too dry, or it could turn into a pile of splinters before your very eyes. It was to be respected, so I decided to leave it to the capable hands of other people. I took the path of least resistance.
I have since learned that while the path of least resistance may offer, you know, very little resistance, it doesn't lead to homemade baklava. That's a real problem.
If you love baklava, you will know what I mean when I say that a good specimen can be hard to find. I have eaten baklava in bakeries all over the place—and a lot of it has been regrettable. Done well, baklava is the definition of balance: its crunch countered by its chew, all that sweet syrup tamed by the savory richness of nuts. Done less well, it can be cloying, one-dimensional, the kind of high-register sweetness that requires chasing with a tall glass of water, a toothbrush, and mouthwash. Admittedly, there are many variations on baklava, each with subtle differences depending on its country of origin: type of nut, type of sweetener, type of spices. But without exception, the best baklavas I've had have been homemade.
My friend Kate has been a very good person to know. Not only did she convince me to love kale, she also is responsible for introducing me to my first great baklava. Kate's family makes it often, using a recipe that came from Kate's father's Greek babysitter, Thano. The baklava is incredible—the first time I tasted it, I was so enthralled that I didn't even notice when a drip of syrup escaped down my arm. Kate gave me the recipe for Christmas in 2004, and I can't tell you how many times I've thought of making it. But she lives in New York now, too far away to hold my hand through my maiden attempt at phyllo; so in five years of having the recipe, I have never once tried it. I am not proud of that.
One day about a month ago, after eating a sad piece of baklava from a bakery, I knew I had to make my own. Still not quite ready to go it alone, I called my friend Olaiya, a caterer and cooking teacher. One of the recipes that Olaiya is often asked to teach is her own version of baklava: layers of phyllo and pistachios topped with a syrup made from orange juice, sugar, and cardamom. So I pleaded my case, and at nine in the morning on the following Friday, we met in her kitchen.
There is little that I can say here without shaming myself, because the truth is, there is no trick to phyllo. It looks a lot like tissue paper, and it comes stacked, rolled up, and sealed in plastic, ready to thaw and use. Olaiya unrolled the dough onto the counter, covered it with plastic wrap, and draped it with a damp towel. Phyllo has very little fat, she explained, and it dries out quickly, so you want to keep it moist. She put orange juice and sugar in a saucepan and ground up pistachios in the processor. After that, she mixed in sugar and cinnamon.
Then the assembly began. She uncovered the phyllo and teased one layer from the stack. Sliding her hands underneath it, she draped it over the back of her hands and her wrists. Using your whole hand this way, she told me, is gentler than lifting the phyllo between your fingertips, and the dough would be less prone to tearing. She laid the phyllo into a baking dish, and brushed it lightly with butter. Then, midway through one stroke, the phyllo split in half.
Olaiya didn't pause. "If it tears, forge on!" she said, thrusting her fist into the air. "Brush a little butter over the crack. It won't show." She handed me the pastry brush, and not knowing what else to do, I did as she said. I kept going—layering and buttering, and I spread some of the pistachios on top. Then I repeated it all: phyllo, butter, pistachios. Olaiya scored the top layer into diamonds, pressing lightly on the knife so as not to cut all the way through, and slid the pan into the oven. When it was ready, still hot, we doused it with the orange syrup and waited for it to cool. I am now fairly certain that this is the part of working with phyllo that deserves to be feared: whether or not I will survive the wait until the baklava is cool enough to eat.
The pastries were gorgeous, their sides striped with pale green, and when I bit into one, the flavor bloomed: the spices finding each other, the sweet orange meeting the pistachio. It was warming, heady, perfect, and even after it was gone, it stuck around somehow, now a fragrance at the back of my throat.
I have no idea what 2010 will bring, and it's coming on too fast to hazard much of a guess. But I'm heading into it with phyllo in my freezer. At the very least, I predict a lot of baklava.
THE RECIPE: Pistachio Baklava with Orange-Cardamom Syrup


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We didn't go out for Father's Day, this was actually the day before but it's a cute (camera phone) picture of Jeremiah & Israel. We had pickled vegetables with tomato, mozzarella & pesto sandwiches. Israel had a banana Nutella sandwich, basically a form of dessert and we made a mess.
Have I ever mentioned what an amazing dad Jeremiah is? Well he is. A lot of moms say that about their husbands but this time it's for real. He's incredibly involved in Israel's life and well being. He does it all. Bathing, feeding, diaper changing, book reading, dressing, taking walks, dancing, singing, laughing, playing. Jeremiah has never shyed away from doing anything and everything Israel needs. He's never just handed Israel to me when it was too much to bear, his patience is astonishing and he truly enjoys being a dad. He involves our son in even the most boring household tasks but seems to find a way to make them fun and exciting. Israel just adores his dad for that. It's so great to see that Israel will go to either of us equally because he trusts and knows us the same. Though I'm with Israel the majority of the time, I can say that Israel is just as close to his father as he is to me.
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Skip to comments.Politician stripped of title after lewd snake comment ( Democrat )
Posted on 03/01/2013 11:48:40 AM PST by george76
HARTFORD -- A veteran House member from New London was stripped of his deputy speaker title this week after he made a lewd comment during a budget hearing.
Speaker of the House J. Brendan Sharkey said Thursday that Rep. Ernest Hewett made a remark perceived as sexually harassing during an exchange with a 17-year-old intern from the Connecticut Science Center.
After hearing an audiotape of the incident, which occurred Feb. 21, Sharkey stripped Hewett of his deputy speaker title Wednesday. With the removal of the title goes $6,446 in extra pay above the rank-and-file rate of $28,000.
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The perp.
must be a dim since the party isn't mentioned.
what an idiot
I gotta give him the benefit of the doubt. How do we know that the joke he made came out in a way he didn't intend it to?
They're already great at it...
DemoRATs, ever the classy people! Maybe she should have "killed" his "snake." It would have served him right!
As Flip Wilson used to say " in the days of the knights, there were dark knights too." Just replace "knights" with "RATS' and you have a perfect analogy!
Oh, yeah. We definitely have to give him the benefit of the doubt.
What he intended to say was "misconstrued," and in any event it simply came out wrong.
Audio is available here.
The 17-year-old high-school girl said she liked the fact that through her work with the science center, she could help other people, including adults, overcome their fear of snakes.
Rep. Hewitt said, "If youre bashful I got a snake sitting under my desk here."
What he actually meant to say was, "If you are shy, then I have an acre of land in the Everglades."
It just somehow came out wrong.
Who you calling "we" Kimosabe? I said "I". YMMV
Words to an intern - lose your job.
Sexually harass an intern in the oval office, become a shining star in the democrat party.
What he really meant to say was, "If youre bashful I got a BIG snake STANDING UP under my desk here." Anyway, the snake came out wrong.
He looks a little, ahhh, what's the word, ummm, smarmy, that's it.
This is nowhere near as bad as what they say on 2 and 1/2 men, and it is subject to being interpreted innocently.
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I went to Seven Peaks with my nieces and nephew last week.
Let me start by saying that I love people. I learned that I enjoy working with people more than behind a computer one summer while I was trying out some design work in Europe. I'm just more happy talking with and learning from others. But lately, as I go out, it seems like it is the first time out in public in 10 years for many people. Seriously, why is it so hard to say please, thank you, excuse me, I'm sorry I elbowed you in the back while we are waiting in line because I don't pay attention to where I am going, etc. I'm also wondering why people think it is ok to walk across a street in front of a car staring at their cell phone and NOT look up to make eye contact with the driver. CARS. WILL. RUN. YOU. OVER. It's like the zombie apocalypse is here. Wake up.
I want to encourage everyone (including myself) to be a little better.
*Smile a little more.
*Put your call on hold and acknowledge the cashier when you step up to the register in a store.
*Give a thank you wave when someone let's you go in front of them.
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Kevin Clash: Ex-Elmo puppeteer faces new sex-with-minor allegation
The puppeteer formerly behind the "Sesame Street" character Elmo faces a new accusation of having sex with an underage boy.
The puppeteer formerly behind the "Sesame Street" character Elmo faces a new accusation of having sex with an underage boy, a week after a similar allegation prompted him to resign from the iconic public television children's program.
In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, a man identified only as John alleges Kevin Clash engaged in oral sex and other sex acts with him when John was 16 years old. The suit seeks at least $75,000 in damages.
The suit alleges the incident occurred in either 2000 or 2001 when John, who is from Florida, visited New York for modeling opportunities. John came to know Clash, then 40, through a telephone chat line for gays on which Clash claimed to be a 30-year-old named Craig, according to the suit.
John returned to New York when he turned 18, and he and Clash renewed the relationship, the lawsuit said.
"Mr. Clash believes the lawsuit has no merit," Clash's publicist, Risa B. Heller, said in an emailed statement.
It is the latest charge levied against Clash, now 52, who resigned on November 20 from Sesame Workshop, the company behind "Sesame Street," after nearly 30 years on the show.
His resignation came the same day Cecil Singleton filed a claim seeking more than $5 million in damages from Clash. Singleton claims he met the then-32-year-old puppeteer in 1993 in a gay chat room when he was 15.
It added that on numerous occasions over a period of years Clash engaged in sexual activity with Singleton.
The newest allegation comes about two weeks after another man recanted his claims that Clash had sex with him when he was 16 years old. The man later said the relationship was consensual.
Clash had denied the allegations and acknowledged a past relationship with his first accuser. He added the pair were both consenting adults at the time.
The Elmo character debuted on "Sesame Street" in 1979, 10 years after the show premiered and introduced the now-iconic characters Big Bird, Bert and Ernie, Oscar the Grouch and Cookie Monster, among others, to American children.
While Clash was the third performer to animate the child-like shaggy red monster, Sesame Workshop credits him with turning Elmo into the international sensation he became.


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1. Re: Correct Scope for sessionsDan Bracuk Apr 17, 2012 4:02 PM (in response to ACS LLC)
You could put an empty structure into your session scope and add keys to it as required. Be careful about what you put into the session scope though. With all browser tabs and new browser windows sharing the same session, it's possible for values to be mistakenly overwritten.
2. Re: Correct Scope for sessionsACS LLC Apr 17, 2012 5:02 PM (in response to Dan Bracuk)
I am not concerned about the multiple windows as it's going to be used inside a mobile phone app that draws content from the server, and the app would just not allow more than one session to ever exist, so I'm safe in that department.
Could you possibly give me a small example of what you were describing?
3. Re: Correct Scope for sessionsAdam Cameron. Apr 18, 2012 12:46 AM (in response to ACS LLC)
Could you possibly give me a small example of what you were describing?
There's a whole section in the docs about how to use variables in CF. You should really make sure you know this stuff thoroughly if you're using CF (as it's about as fundamental as it gets when using a programming language):
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But don't take my word for it: read the docs and get up to speed with all this stuff.
4. Re: Correct Scope for sessionsACS LLC Apr 18, 2012 5:45 PM (in response to Adam Cameron.)
Thanks for the links, after reading them and going back to what I originally had, I found the problem. I had a period after the #session which I should omit
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Vanessa Hudgens & Austin Butler Visit The Empire State Building
Vanessa Hudgens cozies up to boyfriend Austin Butler in this exclusive picture while visiting the Empire State Building in New York City on Friday night (December 14).
The 24-year-old actress and Austin, 21, stopped by the iconic building and enjoyed the skyline view from the exclusive VIP 103rd floor while celebrating her birthday.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Vanessa Hudgens
Just the night before, Vanessa and Austin caught the New York Knicks vs the LA Lakers game at Madison Square Garden.
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Plow hits Walgreens in Franklin
Red Box machine struck
Plow hits Walgreens in Franklin
Red Box machine struck
FRANKLIN, Wis. —
A Milwaukee County Highway Department plow filled with salt struck a Walgreens in Franklin on South 27th Street and Ryan Road on Monday morning.
The Oak Creek Police Department said the plow driver said he struck a guardrail, which caused him to lose control of the vehicle. It crossed several lanes of traffic, went into the Walgreens parking lot and struck the building at 6:11 a.m.
The vehicle also struck and damaged a Red Box machine, and DVDs were scattered on the ground.
The driver was treated at an area hospital for minor injuries, the Oak Creek Police Department said. Police cited the driver for failure to keep a vehicle under control.
A building inspector was called to assess the damage.


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JERUSALEM (AP) — The Israeli government has given the military permission to mobilize up to 40,000 additional reservists as it steps up an offensive in the Gaza Strip.
Tuesday's decision came hours after Israel launched an offensive aimed at stopping weeks of heavy rocket fire out of Gaza.
The Israeli military said there were no immediate plans to call up the reservists, but the order was a contingency if the offensive needs to be expanded.
Israeli officials say the open-ended operation could go on for some time.


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New Course to Address Educating "Children of Poverty"
A new course scheduled for January's intensive Winterim studies at Columbia International University focuses on how to minister to children whose learning ability is challenged by poverty.
The course, "Ministering to Children of Poverty," will be offered Jan. 14-18. It is an undergraduate and graduate-level elective available to current CIU students as well as non-degree seeking members of the community at a special price of only $250.
The course will be taught by CIU alumnus Dr. Vernard Gant, the director of Urban School Services for the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). Gant graduated from CIU's Undergraduate Program in 1977. He is also a graduate of Birmingham Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.
At ACSI, Gant's department oversees 350 Christian schools throughout the nation that target and serve urban, under-resourced, and academically at-risk students. Gant also sits on the boards of the Life Skills Schools, the Black Alliance for Educational Options, and the Alliance for Choice in Education. In addition, he serves as a commissioner for the American Center for School Choice and chairs the Colorado State Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Along with his wife, Gant helped develop two urban Christian schools in Birmingham, Ala.
Gant recently answered a few questions about his work and the course "Ministering to Children of Poverty."
What do you remember most about CIU?
What I remember most is meeting my future bride and life ministry partner, Cynthia (Watts) Gant (class of '77). We have worked together in ministry for 35 years.
Describe your work as director of Urban School Services at ACSI.
I oversee approximately 300 Christian schools that identify themselves as urban schools. For the most part, these schools target and serve students who are mostly minority, or under-resourced, or educationally and socially at-risk. My department assists these schools with products and services that equip and enable them to effectively serve this student population.
The name of the course you'll be teaching is "Ministering to Children of Poverty." Is there a link between education and poverty?
Definitely! No matter the source of poverty, an effective education has always been the ticket out of poverty. This was true in my case as I was born in public housing to the daughter of a sharecropper; it has been the case historically; it is equally the case today. There are many services that can be provided for children in poverty such as food, clothing, shelter, toys, etc. These services only provide relief in poverty, but they don't deliver from poverty. An education is the only way to provide whole scale release from poverty.
In what ways can educators "minister" to children of poverty?
One of the reasons education is not working for the millions of children living in poverty in this nation is because an effective education requires more than content and credentials…it requires connecting. While they are important, children are not ultimately impacted by curriculum, textbooks, buildings, or the teacher's credentials. When was the last time you heard a testimony from a former student about how a textbook impacted their life? Impact and transformation are always a matter of life-on-life engagement. From a relational standpoint, God's people have at their disposal the most transformative power in all of creation — agape love. For under-resourced children the winning formula is: adequate resources, plus academic rigor mingled with authentic relationships, equals achievement results.
You and your wife Cynthia have helped develop two urban Christian schools in Birmingham, Ala. If there were more Christian schools in urban areas, would it help alleviate poverty?
For the reasons cited above I firmly believe that Christian educators hold a vital key to helping alleviate poverty. A reality is that Christian schooling alone cannot substantially address the problem. In this nation there are nearly 25 million students whose family resources are such that they qualify for Free and Reduced Price Lunch. This means that these children either live in poverty or close enough to it that the chances are great that they cannot afford the cost of a Christian school education no matter how low the tuition. While these children have little and limited access to Christian schools, Christians who educate in the schools they attend generally have unlimited access to these children. It is possible for Christians to provide poor children with a Christ-honoring education in any educational venue whether it is a communist country or an American public school. I believe that Christ is honored when children are educated in a manner that:
- Educates them in truth, because all truth is God's truth
- Enhances their God-given abilities
- Esteems them as worthwhile individuals created in His image.
- Encourages them to develop character
- Equips them to be productive
- Enables them to escape poverty
What do you hope students in "Ministering to Children of Poverty" will come away with after they finish the course?
My hope is that the students in the course will be thoroughly equipped as poverty agents with a mission to release children from poverty's dragging anchor in such a way that brings honor to Christ.
For more information and course registration contact the CIU Admissions Department at firstname.lastname@example.com, or (800) 777-2227, ext. 5024. Or contact Connie Mitchell, dean of the CIU College of Education at firstname.lastname@example.com, (803)-807-5393.


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BILINGUAL CHILDRENS PERFORMANCE This musical-play version of Little Red Riding Hood, performed in Spanish and English simultaneously, tells the familiar story with a comical twist complete with song and dance. Sat., Jan. 28 at 3pm. Teatro SEA, Los Kabayitos Puppet and Childrens Theater, 107 Suffolk St., bet Rivington and Delancey, 2nd Fl. $10 kids; $12 adults. 212-260-4080 x 14.
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SHANGHAI, CHINA AND CAMBRIDGE, UK - Dec. 20, 2005 – Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (Grace), a leading foundry in integrated circuit (IC) fabrication, and ARM [(LSE: ARM); (Nasdaq: ARMHY)] today announced their first licensing agreement, which enables ARM to develop a suite of its Artisan® physical IP to support Grace's 0.18- and 0.13-micron process technologies. This agreement expands Grace's domestic and global foundry strategy by having access to the thousands of ARM physical IP users worldwide.
"ARM products are the leading physical IP solutions for SoC design," said Dr. Arthur Kuo, executive vice president of sales and marketing, Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. "Our partnership with ARM will help us expand our global presence and provide customers with silicon-proven, high-quality products, which can help shorten design time, minimize risk and accelerate time-to-market."
The licensed ARM physical IP products include its Artisan SRAM, ROM and register-file memory generators as well as its SAGE-X™ standard cell library and the general-purpose I/O library that support Grace's 0.18- and 0.13-micron processes. This IP conforms to the Artisan design standards and includes ARM's extensive set of views and models in support of industry leading EDA tools. Additionally, the agreement enables ARM to distribute its Grace technology-based physical IP on a worldwide basis under its Access Library Program, to licensed design teams at no charge.
"ARM's partnership with Grace is an important addition to our continued commitment and support for our Partners in China," said Jun Tan, president of ARM China Operations. "This agreement expands the proliferation of the ARM and Grace technologies and helps enable our mutual customers' design to silicon success."
Front-end views of the ARM memory generators, SAGE-X standard cell library and general-purpose I/Os for Grace's 0.18-micron process are immediately available for licensed designers to download via the ARM web site at no charge. Complete views of these products are expected to be available in the first quarter of 2006.
About Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation
Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (Grace) is a pure IC foundry company that specializes in integrated circuit (IC) fabrication. Grace's mission is to become a leading foundry in China by supplying high quality and advanced process technology to domestic and global customers.
Grace is located in Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park in Pudong, Shanghai, with a total land area of 240,000 square meters. Two fabs based on 12-inch wafer specifications have been constructed. Currently, Fab 1A (8") is in full production. It reaches a monthly capacity of 27,000 8-inch wafers in the second half of 2004. More information about Grace is available at http://www.gsmcthw.com/.
About ARM
ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from wireless, networking and consumer entertainment solutions to imaging, automotive, security and storage devices. ARM's comprehensive product offering includes 16/32-bit RISC microprocessors, data engines, 3D processors, digital libraries, embedded memories, peripherals, software and development tools, as well as analog functions and high-speed connectivity products. Combined with the company's broad Partner community, they provide a total system solution that offers a fast, reliable path to market for leading electronics companies. More information on ARM is available at http://www.arm.com.
ARM is a registered trademark of ARM Limited. SAGE-X is a trademark of ARM Limited. Artisan and Artisan Components are registered trademarks of ARM Physical IP, Inc. All other brands or product names are the property of their respective holders. "ARM" is used to represent ARM Holdings plc; its operating company ARM Limited; and the regional subsidiaries ARM INC.; ARM KK; ARM Korea Ltd.; ARM Taiwan; ARM France SAS; ARM Consulting (Shanghai) Co. Ltd.; ARM Belgium N.V.; AXYS Design Automation Inc.; AXYS GmbH; ARM Embedded Technologies Pvt. Ltd.; and ARM Physical IP, Inc.
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Last week, Toys "R" Us published the 20th anniversary edition of its Toys "R" Us Toy Guide for Differently-Abled Kids, a complimentary shopping guide for parents, caregivers, and other gift-givers in search of appropriate toys for children with special needs.
Available in both English and Spanish at Toys "R" Us and Babies "R" Us stores nationwide, as well as online at toysrus.com/differentlyabled, the 63-page Guide is packed with everyday playthings selected for their unique ability to help kids build critical skills–such as creative, emotional and cognitive skills–through play. Skill-building icons are paired with each featured toy to help parents select the most developmentally appropriate toys for their kids.
All of the toys in the Guide were vetted in partnership with the National Lekotek Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to making play accessible for children of all abilities. The guide's 2014 cover features baseball World Champion, father, and special needs advocate Albert Pujols, who appears on the cover alongside Cameron Withers, a five-year-old boy from Southern California.


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BRISTOL, Tenn. – King Men's Volleyball began the 2013 season with the first of four matches in three days by hosting the Conference Carolinas preseason favorite, Mount Olive Trojans. The Tornado had chances in the first and third sets to clinch set wins but the Trojans overcame and took the match in three sets (28-26, 25-21, 26-24). Stephen Brown led both sides with 12 kills.
At 13-13 in the first set, Mount Olive (1-0, 1-0) began to separate from King scoring the next two points with a service ace and kill by Adam Miracle. They continued on a 7-3 run to lead by four points before King broke their momentum with a timeout. Out of the break, King responded with a 5-1 run with a pair of kills by freshman Eddie Moushikhian (Alpharetta, Ga.) to tie the first at 21. The Tornado forced set point, 24-23, behind junior Stephen Brown's second kill of the game but the Trojans retaliated by breaking and taking the lead, 26-25. Brown recorded his third and final kill of the set to tie the game at 26 however, Mount Olive took the set with two straight points.
In the second set King fell behind by four points and failed to recover through the duration of the set, coming no closer than three points late in the match. After taking a two-set lead, Mount Olive spotted King the first three points of the third set led by Moushikhian at the service line. The freshman recorded a kill and a service ace to help take the early lead, but the Trojans came back to tie the game at the seven-point marker with help from a pair of Mount Olive blocks at the net. King battled back toward a three-point lead, 16-13, scoring four straight points via two consecutive service aces by senior Ashton Hippenstiel (Yucaipa, Calif.) paired with kills by Brown and Michael Koebel (Richmond, Va.).
A Mount Olive timeout broke the momentum and Hippenstiel serving rally and led to the Trojans battling back to tie the game at 17. Both teams took temporary leads with King's 22-21 advantage forcing the Green and White to take a timeout. The Tornado were two points away from forcing a fourth set after Adam Miracle's attack went into the net but he rebounded from his error to record three of the last four kills for his team and force match point, 25-24. Renzo Rossato completed the match with the winning kill after a host of King blockers failed to keep their attempt in play.
Five of Stephen Brown's 12 kills were recorded in the third set alone. The Lawrenceville, Ga. native led both sides in kill count and hit at a .304 clip.
Ashton Hippenstiel recorded all 36 of King's assists while leading the team with four service aces from the line.
Michael Koebel finished with the most digs among his teammates with seven while adding nine kills.
Redshirt-freshman Adrian Lopez led the team in blocks with four assists at the net. He also tallied five kills in his debut with the Tornado.
Also playing in their first collegiate matches were freshmen Eddie Moushikhian, Matthew Lychock, Matthew DeLong, and Zach Prexta. Moushikhian led the freshman class with six kills on 18 attempts (.056) and had two block assists. Lychock notched four kills on six attempts (.333).
Adam Miracle led the Trojans with 11 kills on a team-high 29 attempts. Lewis Einarson was the most efficient hitter of the night, finishing with a .667 kill percentage. He and Renzo Rossato led the Trojans with block assists while Einarson also tallied one solo block.
King (0-1, 0-1 Conference Carolinas) jumps back into action on Friday, Jan. 11, against Rust College as a part of a slew of men's volleyball happening on campus. Mount Olive and Quincy University will precede King in the Student Center at 5:30 p.m. The Tornado will play the Bearcats at 7:30 p.m. while at Kline Gym the Belmont Abbey Crusaders will play Quincy.
The Tornado will finish their flurry of home games with a doubleheader in the Student Center Complex on Saturday, Jan. 12. King will host newcomer to Conference Carolinas Men's Volleyball, Belmont Abbey, at 10 a.m. and conclude their day against Quincy at 12 p.m. Live stats and video will be available for all King matches through the weekend at www.KingTornado.com.


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See? James McAvoy
I was juuuuust talking about him in the previous Johnny Depp post. And look! New photos! And no eye-roll. What's there to eye-roll about James McAvoy? Nothing.
Thank you to all of you who emailed yesterday to tell me that Anne-Marie Duff is probably rehearsing Macbeth in New York and that's why she wasn't with him at the Filth premiere last night. It's all good. GOOD. There can be nothing wrong with those two, please.
As for his performance in Filth, which we might have to wait on iTunes for here in North America because audiences can't handle it -- Caitlin Moran's been all over it on Twitter about how much she loves him and maybe that's a reason to move to London because, sh-t, she's saying there's been no one better all year.
Come on! Can we find a f-cking distributor?!
Wenn, FameFlynet


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IN this episode of TT TB the pirate captian HookEye and his pirates is looking for the Shogun, Red Ninja and Lee Jet in Tiny Town.
The pirates enter town near the water spigot
The ninjas, sensing the arrival of their sworn enemies, move out. with the Shogun leaping to a roof and Red Ninja and Lee Jet going down an ally.
the pirates move into the wrecked building and HookEye shoots at Shogun, failing completely.
Shogun leaps at Hookeye, Red Ninja sprints at a pirate and lee jet leaps.
Shogun lands on his face, Red skewers the pirate and Lee lands on the roof.
Musket rifle shoots at Lee Jet Pirate, Pirate #2 attacks Red NInja and Hookeye readies a execution shot.
sadly HookEye's powder was wet and Pirate #2 was parried
on a happier note; Lee is killed.
Red Ninja kicks Pirate #2 out the hole in the wall with the help of the FX stick and Shogun rolls over and stabs HookEye, ending their bitter rivalry.
Musketeer Pirate shoots at Red Ninja and Pirate #2 eyes Shogun.
Both of them fail to kill the ninjas.
red ninja leaps at the musketeer and Shogun swings at Pirate #2
Pirate #2 is cut in twain, and Red Ninja slips in the blood and does a face plant.
Musketeer splatters Red ninja.
Shogun Leaps, lands, and leaps again at the last pirate...
commits accidental seppuku
the victor and the carnage


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hannah and alex thought it would be such a relaxing...
complicated (book 2)
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- Published: 19 Apr 2014
- Updated: 30 Jun 2015
- Status: In Progress
after a wild vacation in cali, and a marriage proposal in Tennessee, the guys ,Hannah ,and Alex decide its time to settle down, and just be happy and enjoy life before the guys have to go back to touring, but just as soon as things start getting better, fear strikes in the heart of Hannah. for something horrible has happened, and shes scared not only for herself but everyone else.
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