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AUBURN, CALIF. – Two more Placer County residents have become ill from West Nile virus (WNV). The two residents live in Roseville and Lincoln. These mark the second and third detected cases this year of the mosquito-borne disease. Both individuals are recovering at home. In August, another Roseville resident was diagnosed with the first WNV case in the county this year.
So far this year in California, there have been 34 counties where the disease has been detected and there have been 45 human cases statewide, including one fatality in Fresno County. Positive dead birds have been found in 25 counties and nine counties have had horses diagnosed with the disease. In 2009, there were no human cases reported in Placer County. In 2008, there were six.
"Even though summer is winding down, mosquitoes are still active and human infections with West Nile virus are not unusual at this time of year," said Dr. Mark Starr, Placer County Director of Community Health and Clinics. "This disease is preventable if people follow a few simple precautions. First, avoid the outdoors in the morning or evening when mosquitoes are most active. If you're going to be outside at those times, cover yourself and use an effective mosquito repellant. In addition, check your window and door screens, and drain standing water as it provides a place for mosquitoes to lay their eggs."
Most people who are infected with West Nile virus will not become ill. However, for certain populations, the disease can cause serious illness and death. About 20 percent of those infected with WNV may experience mild to moderate flu-like symptoms, called West Nile fever, which may be prolonged. About one in 150 people will become very ill. People over 50 and people with suppressed or compromised immune systems are more likely to become seriously ill. West Nile virus is rare, but people with symptoms, including high fever, severe headache and stiff neck, should contact their health care provider immediately.
The Placer County Health and Human Services Department and the Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District offer the following reminders and information about preventing the spread of West Nile virus:
Placer County residents with questions about West Nile virus can call Placer County Community Health at 530-889-7141, or visit www.westnile.ca.gov. If residents have questions about mosquitoes, are having mosquito problems, or need mosquito fish, they should call the Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District at 916-380-5444 or visit the District's website at www.placermosquito.org .


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I've been reading lately that Ron Paul's current Presidential bid might just be all about paving the way for his son, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) in 2016. That is a truly frightening proposition. What makes the phrase President Rand Paul more disturbing than President Ron Paul is only one thing: plausibility. Unlike his father, Rand Paul is young, articulate, handsome, unburdened by a long record or racist newsletters, and, most importantly, not an overt wacko. In other words, he's electable. As such, when a glaring example of Rand's hypocrisy was reported on Monday, it became incumbent upon me to perform my civic duty and deem him our new Hypocrite of the Week (HOTW).
They say, "The fruit doesn't fall very far from the tree." Whether it be nature or nurture at work, the old adage typically has some validity. In the case of Senator Paul, he and his father, Presidential hopeful Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX), can both be described as, among other things, arrant hypocrites (see HOTW#7: Deconstructing the Constructionist: Ron Paul http://jwad.org/2011/12/hotw_ron-paul/). As is the case with some libertarians, virtually all small government conservatives and all right-wing Christian leaders, "keeping the government out of your personal business" is just a hackneyed platitude that is tossed quickly out the window once your business gets really personal.
For instance, on Monday, Paul the Younger, a self-described libertarian, was detained when refusing to comply with a TSA pat-down, according to a Tweet by his father that read, "My son @SenRandPaul being detained by TSA for refusing full body pat-down after anomaly in body scanner in Nashville. More details coming." To be fair, the pat-downs are more than a little intrusive and Mr. Paul's refusal to comply is perfectly congruent with his libertarian ideology that rejects government intrusion in personal business and infringements on civil liberties. What's ironically disturbing in this case, is that Dr. Paul was en route to Washington to speak at a huge Right to Life rally, an anti-choice organization whose singular objective is to cause the ultimate intrusion into the personal lives of women and families.
Leading up to Dr. Paul's successful Senate bid in 2010, many inconsistencies in his libertarian positions were identified that tainted his supposed ideological purity. For instance, while repeatedly decrying "government handouts" and "governmental intrusion in health care," it was revealed that he had collected perhaps hundreds of thousands of dollars from Medicaid and Medicare, programs he frequently derided.
More recently, in May of last year, Dr. Paul temporarily blocked the renewal of the The Patriot Act to add amendments that critics said weakened the law, but civil libertarians believed necessary to relieve some of the inherent infringements upon civil liberties contained in the law. He said it was worth potentially putting the nation at risk to stop the government from "blatantly ignoring the Constitution." But, later that day… when appearing on Sean Hannity's show on Fox News, the good doctor proposed a far more breathtaking infringement on civil liberties and trampling of the First Amendment, that, to the point, blatantly ignored the Constitution. Specifically, Dr. Paul said that individuals attending radical political speeches should be thrown in jail! Here is the text from the interview:
DR. PAUL: I'm not for profiling people on the color of their skin, or on their religion, but I would take into account where they've been traveling and perhaps, you might have to indirectly take into account whether or not they've been going to radical political speeches by religious leaders. It wouldn't be that they are Islamic. But if someone is attending speeches from someone who is promoting the violent overthrow of our government, that's really an offense that we should be going after — they should be deported or put in prison.
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Recreation Department taking basketball sign ups Darrell Baxter, director of the Cynthiana/Harrison County Parks and Recreation Department, has announced that basketball sign ups are being taken for several age groups. Plans are for Parks and Recreation to form leagues for adults as well as middle school and high school intramural leagues. Interested parties can sign up daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Recreation office at City Hall gym. Any questions call Baxter at 859-298-5113.
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Saturday, August 11, 2012 at 8:00 PM
Concerto for Flute/Piccolo and Orchestra
National Flute Association ConventionLas Vegas, NevadaLinda Toote, flute and piccolo
Monday, February 13, 2012 at 8:00 PM
Michelle LaCourse, violaMartin Amlin, pianoSonata for Viola and Pianopremiere of Kennel for Viola and Piano
Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 8:00 PM
Invention and Pantoum
Linda Toote, piccolo
Martin Amlin, piano
Saturday, September 10, 2011 at 1:00 PM
Time's Caravan
The Trinity ChoirJulian Wachner, conductor
St.Paul's Chapel, Trinity Wall Street
Friday, September 9, 2011 at 6:00 PM
St. Paul's Chapel, Trinity Wall Street
Saturday, August 13, 2011 at 10:00 AM
National Flute Association
Linda Toote, fluteMartin Amlin, piano
NFA Convention, Charlotte, North Carolina
Sunday, June 26, 2011 at 7:00 PM
Boston University Tanglewood Institute
Linda Toote, fluteMichelle LaCourse, violaMartin Amlin, piano
Trinity Church, Lenox, MA
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 at 7:00 PM
Saturday, May 21, 2011 at 5:00 PM
Texas Flute Festival
Gyöngösi Levente: Sonata for Piccolo and PianoGabriel Fauré: Fantasy, Op. 79, arranged for two flutes and piano by Louis Moyse
University of North Texas, Denton, Texas
Saturday, May 21, 2011 at 1:45 PM
Hamilton Harty: In IrelandMartin Amlin: Sonatina PiccolaJoseph Lauber: Sonata in Una PartePhillipe Gaubert: Sonatine
Monday, April 12, 2010 at 7:30 PM
Boston, MA
Michelle LaCourse, viola Martin Amlin, piano
Tsai Performance Center Boston, MA
Sunday, January 10, 2010 at 3:00 PM
The Boston Symphony Chamber Players
Brahms Three Hungarian Dances
Jordan Hall Boston, MA
Sunday, August 16, 2009 at 10:00 AM
New York, NY
National Flute Association Convention
Sonata for Flute and Piano (1983)
Concerto for Piccolo and Orchestra (1999)
Sonata No. 2 for Flute and Piano (2004)
Sonata for Piccolo and Piano (1997)
Marriott Marquis Hotel New York, NY
Thursday, April 9, 2009 at 7:30 PM
Wednesday, February 18, 2009 at 7:30 PM
Benefit for the Boston University Tanglewood Institute
Martin Amlin, composer and pianist
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 at 9:00 p.m and 10:15 p.m.
First Night Boston
Anne Black, viola Chester Brezniak, clarinet Martin Amlin, piano
Music of Jacob, Enesco, and Bruch
First Church Boston Boston, MA
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Linda Toote, flute Martin Amlin, piano
Thursday, March 13, 2008
James Demler, baritone Na Sun, violin Boston University Chamber Orchestra Richard Cornell, conductor
Three Songs of Nature (2008) for Baritone, Solo Violin, and Chamber Orchestra
The Town Hall New York, NY
Sunday, November 11, 2007 at 8:00 PM
Houston, TX
Leone Buyse, flute Martin Amlin, piano
Stude Concert Hall Houston, TX
Friday, November 9, 2007 at 8:00 PM
Austin, TX
University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX
Sunday, October 7, 2007 at 2:00 PM
Leone Buyse, flute Fenwick Smith, flute Martin Amlin, piano
Brown Hall Boston, MA
Sunday, August 12, 2007 at 4:30 PM
Albuquerque, NM
Linda Toote, piccolo; Martin Amlin, piano
Saturday, May 19, 2007 at 5:00 PM
Denton, TX
Texas Flute Society Festival
Intrada (2002) for Two Flutes and Piano
Leone Buyse, flute; Fenwick Smith, flute; Martin Amlin, piano
University of North Texas Denton, TX
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 8:00 PM
Michelle LaCourse, viola Martin Amlin, piano in recital
Boston University Concert Hall Boston, MA
Monday, July 10, 2006 at 7:00 PM
Lenox, MA
Recital withPenelope Bitzas, mezzo-soprano
Works by Debussy, Granados, Ives, and others
Trinity Church Lenox, MA
Thursday, April 13, 2006 at 8:30 PM
Athens, Greece
Two Songs On Poems by Anne Fessenden (1999) for Soprano, Alto Flute, and Piano
Anna Alexopoulou, soprano
Goethe-Institute Athens, Greece
Wednesday, March 22, 2006 at 8:00 PM
Encomium (2004) for Viola and Harp
Michelle LaCourse, viola; Barbara Poeschl-Edrich, harp
Marsh Chapel Boston, MA
Sunday, October 30, 2005 at 3:00 PM
Marlborough, MA
New England Flute Fair
Sonatina Piccola (1999) for Piccolo and Piano
Linda Toote, flute, piccolo; Alicia DiDonato, flute; Martin Amlin, piano
Royal Plaza Hotel Marlborough, MA
Tuesday, October 18, 2005 at 8:00 PM
Saturday, October 15, 2005 at 8:00 PM
MusicWorks in the Berkshires
World Premiere
Susan Miron Fine, harp; Burton Fine, viola
Friday, August 12, 2005 at 8:00 PM
San Diego, CA
National Flute Association ConventionGala Concert
Town & Country Resort and Convention Center San Diego, CA
Saturday, August 6, 2005 at 4:00 PM
Recitalwith Neil Mueller, trumpet
Monday, August 1, 2005 at 8:00 PM
Recital with Leone Buyse and Fenwick Smith, flutes Martin Amlin, piano
as well as works by Phillipe Gaubert and André Caplet
July 2 through August 10, 2005
Chamber Music Coach, Boston University Tanglewood Institute
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There are approximately 3000 steam plants in the Netherlands where there is a lot of energy savings. No less than 15% of national energy production goes to produce steam. A very relevant topic in Dutch industry. The participants of the steam square show their expertise in savinigs.
Would you answer the following questions:
- How is the steam price up?
- Where are the opportunities in system design and management?
- What can we do for the residual heat in the chimney?
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10:00 to 10:10
Jan Grift - Welcome and purpose symposium
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Kees de Greef (ETS) - The cost of building a ton steam
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Bert de Boer and Jan Vandersypen (Aquality) -
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Han Verheul (Innoforte) - Converting waste heat into electricity to acoustics.
11:50 to 12:10
Allan Hart (Energy matters) - Alternatives to natural gas as fuel
12:10 to 12:30
Jan Grift - questions, summary and discussion
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At the twilight's lastDAVID WARRENReading the pundits, on the second Obama Inauguration — that imitation Coronation, performed out of church at fixed intervals — one might think that half of America was attracted, and half repulsed.Emperor Obama invited the United Statists once again to "come together, right now, over me." . . . He invited them to join him in advancing the great unifying causes: gay rights, climate change, the need to defend every penny of Entitlements. . . . "He say, I know you, you know me, one thing I can tell you is you got to be free." . . . But America was discussing his wife's new hairdo. (Thumbs down.) Some were remarking on how his daughters had grown, since his last Coronation. (True.) There were various opinions on Beyoncé's rendition of the national anthem. (Mostly positive.) A few asked who James Taylor was. (An outpatient from the late 'sixties.) And everybody loves a parade. (Well, almost everybody.) "Got to be a joker, he just do what he please." It is amusing how representative democracy works. There is not a policy on Obama's sleigh that enjoys widespread popular support, if polls are to be believed. Opposition to things like gay marriage, tax-funded greening, open-spigot welfare, Obamacare — and now arbitrary gun control and "immigration reform" — has been overwhelming. Even among Democrats in Congress, it is hard to buy majorities for any of those things. But Americans voted to get it all, and get it hard. Why? Because they liked Obama better than they liked Romney. In fact, after one billion dollars of media effort (plus ten-billion-worth that was free), the Democrat machine was able to convince Americans that they didn't like Romney at all. He murders people, and his running mate pushed his own grandma off the cliff in her wheelchair. That's the sort of message that goes to the heart of The People. Whereas, public policy leaves them yawning. Axelrod and the boys got this: they know voters are stupid, and they proved it. As to the pundits: many were appalled by an inauguration stump speech, which vowed to continue overthrowing every value enshrined in the U.S. Constitution; which promised to eliminate the last vestiges of Reaganism, and of Clintonism, too; which heralded perpetual expansion of centralized government under bureaucratic czars, to snuff the last embers of civil society. And many pundits were delighted by all this. But the majority were somewhere in the middle. I disagree with those radical rightists who say America won't be America any more. It isn't America any more. Those who think the old Norman Rockwell can still be restored are, as the progressives say, "living in the past." Likewise, "American exceptionalism" is not going, but gone, for the last few things that made America exceptional are passing into extinction.
He is in that sense the American Gorbachov: after him, the deluge. The very premisses upon which U.S. power was projected to the ends of the earth, have been withdrawn; and the means to do so must necessarily follow. Should some future administration wish to re-assert "hegemony" within the old American sphere of influence — the Arab world, the Far East, the Americas, western Europe — they will find that it isn't an option any more. They will be like Putin, trying to restore the Russian Empire. It is gone, and cannot be rebuilt on the backs of drunkards and punks and the frightened.
One of the oddest things I find, in surveying the pundits through Real Clear Politics and the like, is general agreement that American society is now characterized by decadence. This is often lamented on the Right with gnashing of teeth; on the Left it is casually admitted; but the "perception" is shared. Confirmation comes by every statistical indicator. At bottom, the birthrate is now plunging to European levels. There is even some general understanding that the Nanny State is unsustainable; that the Ponzi scheme, by which each new generation paid benefits for the last, collapses as each new generation shrinks proportionally — the quicker as the young are increasingly unemployed, and becoming basically unemployable. The only thing that varies is willingness to confront this hard reality, and its unambiguously moral causation: little on the Right, and almost none on the Left. Yes, "fracking" and cheap domestic carbon energy may give a statistical appearance of recovery, a dead cat bounce. Such hopes are cited by the well-intentioned progressives of the Right, from an outlook as materialist as the progressives of the Left. It is the current variation on "technology will save us." Look around you. Technology cannot save anything. (Even the digital links go dead after a few years.) I myself loved the old "exceptionalist" America, for all its theological flaws; for all its strange trinity of "We the People," and "In God We Trust," and "E Pluribus Unum." Moreover, I know how I feel about the destruction of my own Dominion of Canada. I am not being cute or insincere in expressing my heartbreak, to see that old United States of America likewise die, leaving a desiccated shell. As an old Loyalist, it was my country, too: the same language, the same fundamental attitudes shared by Loyalist and Patriot alike. The same pioneering spirit; the same self-reliance. The same egalitarianism, of an older kind: the kind that looked your neighbour in the eye; that looked your woman in the eye; that looked your children in the eyes. There was so much noble in that old America, replaced now in this "new era" with bullshit and sleaze. But everything in this world must go, into that trash heap of history. "O dark dark dark, they all go into the dark, the vacant interstellar spaces, the vacant into the vacant." And shining in that dark is Christ, whose Kingdom is not of this world. And nobility, too, is not of this world; is unkillable, and will take new forms. And consider: the last fond hope of the Enlightenment has now gone under the hill. That leaves us nothing to rebuild, but Christendom. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT David Warren. "At the twilight's last." Essays in Idleness (January 22, 2013). This article is reprinted with permission from David Warren. THE AUTHOR David Warren is a self-confessed white male, and Roman Catholic of the worst kind. He pings mostly from the Parkdale district of Toronto, Canada. Most recently he was filing thrice-a-week for the Ottawa Citizen (copied to other papers in the PostMedia chain), but may have stepped out of "legacy media" forever; except, a few dead-tree magazines to which he sometimes contributes. His blog, Essays in Idleness, replaces the archive into which all his newspaper columns since September 11, 2001, had been shovelled. They will no longer be easy to find. Copyright © 2013 David Warren |
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The selection is joined by an extensive commitment to animal welfare that still distinguishes the business—a commitment that helped them win the Pet Retailer of the Year award from Pet Product News magazine in 2000. This devotion continually manifests in onsite adoption fairs and showcases for foster cats, including one taking place on July 27, 2013. What's more, employees contribute to some kind of rescue service after a day of leading customers and their furry cohorts through colorful aisles of pet accessories.
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It is a very good restaurant with excellent ambiance and very good service. The service staff were polite and prompt. I enjoyed my food there.
It is a very good restaurant with excellent ambiance and very good service. The service staff were polite and prompt. I enjoyed my food there.
I know this location had a fire last year. Maybe they resurrected themselves. I have NEVER seen a place so filthy, filthy, filthy. They put a metal coffee caraffe on your table and it was so terribly filthy and caked with all sorts of gunk! When we left and I happened to see inside the kitchen...I almost lost my food... More
It's an IHOP, not much else to say. Newer building in good condition. Food generally good. Service quick.
We've been going for almost 13 years and many of the staff are the same. They know us by name, what we like and don't and always ask about the kids. Great place.
Guess some people, or this web site, doesn't know the real name.
We have been there often for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The service is always quick, good menu selections from baby back ribs to pancakes to salads, and it's newly renovated so the seating is comfortable. Great location near shopping and easy to get to.
My husband and I go to the Hamden IHOP at least once a week. We always have great conversations in the relaxed atmosphere. We never feel rushed, no matter how busy the place is. The servers are delightful and engaging AND competent! And of course the food is excellent, especially the pancakes and the bacon. Here is what makes this... More
Took my aunt out to eat there yesterday. Haven't been to the Hamden area in awhile, so I'm guessing this IHOP is fairly new b/c the restaurant was clean, the booths looked new, not worn or ripped. Even the bathroom was spotless. Our server, Ian was great, providing fast, friendly service. I ordered grilled tilapia with hollandaise sauce & steamed... More
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She was surrendered to the Wyoming County No-Kill SPCA (Attica NY) on February 26th, 2008. She was given to her owner as a Christmas present.
This little girl was born in October 2007, which makes her almost 5 months old.
She has spent all of her life struggling to walk, but not very successfully.
The owners took her to three veterinarians, all of the estimates were in the same range of $2000.00 to $4000.00 dollars.
The owners can not afford this. So rather than "put her out of her misery" they surrendered her to The Wyoming County SPCA No Kill Shelter.
They are trying to raise money for her. The surgery is going to be expensive along with the after care and the xrays.The vet said that
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The good news is that it is fixable!
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Does CITI allow product changes on the credit cards? Like, If I wanted to switch from ThankYou Preferred to the Dividend Platinum Select card...?
They do, that's what I posted a little higher up
I went from Plat. Select to ThankYou...it was a very relatively painless process, the guy took all of about 5 minutes and as a result of switching I got a lower APR on the ThankYou plus the added bonus of the rewards points that you get for using the card.
Hello all, hope everyone had a nice holiday weekend. Just a quick message that anyone interested in switching CitiCard products should call the standard customer service number. This is not always possible.
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Boo Blast Designers: El Morro third-grader Jasmine Nicoletti won next year's Boo Blast t-shirt design contest. Her sister Jade won the same award in 2010. Olivia Shipp created this year's design, worn during the Boo Blast last Friday, Oct. 26, by El Morro fourth-graders Christian Vaccaro and Paxton Burzell.
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Deltana is the architectural hardware manufacturer with a proven record for exceptional service and quality. Deltana inventories the country's largest selection of architectural, lighting, and door hardware in several stunning finishes made from many solid, high quality materials.
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2009 State of the Industry Report – Part 1
In Part one of this year's State of the Industry Report, we focus on the current state of the wide- and grand-format industry, getting a snapshot of how business is and what areas have been affected the most.
Who am I? Where am I? Where am I going? Those are some of the most fundamental questions we ask ourselves as we go through life. Business isn't any different. From time to time we need to step back and evaluate the state of our businesses, answering those ever-present questions. In times of economic and financial uncertainty, these kinds of thoughts—and discussions—are even more important because the answers will shape the fabric of our businesses for the upcoming years.
In this year's State of the Industry Report, we're going to break it into two sections. This month, we'll focus on the current state of the wide- and grand-format industry, getting a snapshot of how business is and what areas have been affected the most. In our November/December issue, I'll focus on the future of the market: what areas show the largest opportunity for growth, what technology will drive change forward, and where we see ourselves in 12 months.
As you are probably well aware, the wide- and grand-format industry has been converging for the past decade. Your company is probably very different from when it originally opened its doors. No longer are shops only printers, they're partners and facilitators, assisting corporations large and small with their marketing programs and critical projects. And by the time this recession rebounds, the industry will be very different, and every company will look very different than it did back in 2008.
While many financial pundits have officially announced the end of the recession, with the recovery already underway, I think most in the wide- and grand-format industry can agree that it still seems like we're at the bottom—and a very bumpy bottom at that.
No one segment of the industry has been immune from the recession. The entire industry has been hit, regardless of ink technology or application specialty. We've heard about companies closing, about firms merging and consolidating to stay afloat, and about business being off, and not by a few percentage points.
According to Joseph N. Masters, graphic display marketing manager and sustainability manager, Alcan Composites USA, within the overall graphic display industry, "our fabricators tell us that their business is down on average 30 to 50 percent, depending on the shop, and business hunger is driving aggressive sales approaches. We've certainly seen some shops close in this economy."
"We have seen market declines related to this economic downturn in the range of 15 to 20 percent in terms of volume, and I think perhaps greater in terms of revenue because of the discounting and 'mix' changes that drive revenue downward," said Tim Greene, director, Wide Format & Jetting Technologies, InfoTrends.
"From watching dealer sell-through of hardware, it appears that the market has hit bottom in Q3, 2009. The quarter over quarter declines have stopped, and we're likely to see some renewed growth in Q4, 2009. However, it has to be put into context because while we may see statistics that show 10 percent or higher growth from Q3 to Q4, 2009 in unit sales, the reality is that sales may still be down as much as 40 percent or more when compared to one year ago," said Marco Boer, partner, IT Strategies.
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In some instances, the growth in previous years made this crisis more painful, as companies had to adjust to the new economic realities. "The industry has been used to double digit growth in large format graphics market overall for a number of years now," said Christopher Howard, senior vice president, sales & marketing, Durst Image Technology US, LLC, "so the slowdown has certainly been a bit of a difficult environment."
"The industry as a whole is struggling," said Angie Mohni, vice president marketing, Neschen Americas. "We are seeing some stabilization within the economy, but we are not quite out of the woods yet."
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Emtek's dummy sets are as exquisitely and finely crafted as its operating locks, and are made of the same beautiful and rugged materials. Dummy sets require no door prep. Dummy handles are surface mounted, and may be located anywhere on the door you choose, but are usually located to match the appearance of nearby operating locks.
Celebrate the Arts and Crafts tradition with these bold levers and knobs. Solid copper levers arms are joined to brass shanks with square-headed copper rivets. The latches are heavy-duty die cast construction, with strong internal springs, solid brass nose bolts, and sintered metal cams. A plastic bushing located in the joint between the handle and the rosette ensures a friction-free wear surface, preventing metal from bearing on metal and providing smooth, long-lasting operation. Handles are positively connected to rosettes with a permanent clip. Each has a set screw which eliminates "handle wobble" when tightened. Emtek's threaded tubes are machined brass to ensure good threads and prevent corrosion.
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China tightening controls on Internet
BEIJING (AP) — China's new communist leaders are increasing already tight controls on Internet use and electronic publishing following a spate of embarrassing online reports about official abuses.
The measures suggest China's new leader, Xi Jinping, and others who took power in November share their predecessors' anxiety about the Internet's potential to spread opposition to one-party rule and their insistence on controlling information despite promises of more economic reforms.
"They are still very paranoid about the potentially destabilizing effect of the Internet," said Willy Lam, a politics specialist at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. "They are on the point of losing a monopoly on information, but they still are very eager to control the dissemination of views."
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Top-Secret US Spy Satellite Launches into Orbit
A United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket carrying the classified NROL-39 payload for the National Reconnaissance Office lifted off from Space Launch Complex-3 at California's Vandenberg Air Force Base on Dec. 5 at 11:14 p.m. PST.
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NASA Runs Three Mass Spectrometers In Three Different Places In Space
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On October 4, 1957, Russia became the first nation on earth to put an object in orbit around the earth, when it lofted the 58-cm diameter Sputnik satellite into low-earth orbit.
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One problem with monitoring the spawning activities of Twitter is that it generates words like "Twestival"! That's too bad because the thing itself, the Twestival, is an awesome idea.
As Beth explains here, Twestival is a fundraising effort on Twitter to raise money for charity:water working for clean water in villages around the world. Laura Fitton, a.k.a. Pistachio on Twitter, set a goal at holiday time of 12,500 donors each giving $2 to this cause. It began with the simple question, "What can $2 do?" Well, a lot, of course, when a large number of people give it. And now here comes Twitter, the fastest, cheapest way to reach 12,500 people if you're Laura Fitton who has over 15,000 followers on Twitter as of today. But as Beth notes, the campaign was successful not just because Laura has a large social network on Twitter. It was successful because the ask was easy and inexpensive, the cause was very easy to understand, and the giving was powered by tipjoy a giving portal for Twitter users.
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The writer might have no responsibilities whatsoever, but the translator has only responsibilities—or at least that's the popular perception. That's why we're always failing—according, again, to the popular perception. It's not, of course, how I see things.
When I tell people about my impending trip, I try to avoid the word "Africa," though I can't explain why. I am struck by the timidity, the lack of specificity of the euphemism I adopt: "I got a grant to spend a month in Ethiopia," I say. "Have you ever been to that part of the world?"
Ghost towns, devastated forests, fire-ravaged fruit groves, refugees in their millions, deaths in their hundreds of thousands, a raging war and a future without prospects. This, in a nutshell, is the Syrian tragedy.
Recent translations by Jennifer Stern and Ming Di are a reminder that Liu Xia, under extralegal house arrest since October 2010, has not been forgotten.
Do I have another charge on earth? // Who else sees these pine limbs downed by lightning / branches quaking in thunder / needles thick on the forest floor? // What was he thinking, he who cut / the last tree on Easter Island to make an altar?
In honor of Thanksgiving this week, we asked PEN staff and interns, "For what book are you most thankful?" Their answers—and reasons them—varied widely to include religious texts, momentos from loved ones, brilliant literature, and important life lessons.
Since children are the most vulnerable citizens of any society, it seems rather obvious that they are the citizens most likely to be negatively affected by war. Until very recently, however, the world has paid scant attention to what happens to children in war.
The West knows little about the cultural scene inside Iran today. Since the dawn of civilization until renascence, Iran has always been a great contributor to world's literature, art and science and the old name of Iran 'Persia' still emanates an aura of mystery and mythical glory, but the Iranian contemporary art, literature and science has not been able to nourish from its deep roots in time, or at least the world believes so.
WHEREAS I tire. Of my effort to match the effort of the statement: "Whereas Native Peoples and non-Native settlers engaged in numerous armed conflicts in which unfortunately, both took innocent lives, including those of women and children."
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IMPACT Arena, Exhibition and Convention Center is managed by IMPACT Exhibition Management Co Ltd. A subsidiary of Bangkok Land Public Company Limited, this is an integrated venue management firm offering a diversity of events with versatile facilities and services.
IMPACT Arena, Exhibition and Convention Center is one of Asia's largest and most modern exhibition and convention centres with a usable indoor space of over 140,000 sq meters comprising a variety of venue sizes to meet all types of event requirements.
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We cut off the back bottom side of the apple so it would tilt back just a bit. We cut off the front of the apple for the face. We cut out the mustache using kitchen scissors from the apple peel scraps. We also cut out small circles to put around the sombrero. We did this by using the bigger side of a frosting tip. We cut a mini marshmallow in half for the eyes and used mini chocolate chips for the pupils. Same for the nose. We cut off the end of a banana and put that on top of the Uncrustables sandwich. We glued everything on with peanut butter.
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Super Bowl champion coach John Harbaugh, a 1984 graduate of Miami Univeristy, will be inducted into the Cradle of Coaches Association and immortalized with a statue at Yager Stadium's Cradle of Coaches Plaza, the school announced Monday.
The statue will depict Harbaugh on the sidelines as coach of the 2013 Super Bowl XLVII champion Baltimore Ravens. Both the statue unveiling and the iinduction will occur in early 2014.
"Miami is a very special place and as anyone who played or coached at Miami knows that the Cradle of Coaches is a great honor," Harbaugh said. "To me, there is no greater recognition in coaching. To be included with these great men is something only dreamed about. I am most grateful to Miami, which is to say the coaches, teammates and professors that made a positive impact on an impressionable young guy."
The statue of Harbaugh will join the existing Cradle of Coaches statues of Earl "Red" Blaik, Paul Brown, Carm Cozza, Paul Dietzel, Wilbur "Weeb" Ewbank, Ara Parseghian, John Pont and Glenn "Bo" Schembechler.
The statues honor Miami graduates who have earned recognition as national collegiate or professional coaches of the year, who have been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame or the Pro Football Hall of Fame, or whose teams won national collegiate or professional/Super Bowl championships.
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Won't Get Fooled Again: Day 22
The thing that strikes me as I look through the hundreds of pages of the "American Recovery and Reinvestment Act" is simply this -- how is any normal human being going to deal with this mishmash of legalese, policy descriptions, and billions upon billions of dollars in budget figures?
When we speak of the power of "raw data" the positive and pragmatic benefit of government information distribution rests primarily on the ability of people to do something with it. This action can not be determined by the power's distribution mechanism (much in the same way ComEd here in Illinois can't tell me which devices in my home I can and can not turn on -- they just charge me for the overall electricity I use.) Traditional libraries (paper and print universe) functioned much the same way -- people picked and chose information or media depending on what their particular needs might be. Librarians may intervene by limiting who can use the services, how many items can be used, or help users sort out what they might want to use.
The power of text clouding, or the ability to pull out different stands of information from a large and complicated information object -- such as what ProPublica did for the stimulus bill -- moves the power relationship from one of passive distribution dominated by personal choices to passive distribution influenced by deliberative contextualizing by a third party. In other words, this third party takes the "raw data" and refines it into another kind of information by-product that might be more significant or meaningful to users. In fact, I would argue many traditional government information sources (i.e. Public Papers of the Presidents, congressional committee reports, Foreign Relations of the United States, Federal Register, or the Code of Federal Regulations) are of this type. What the web offers is the opportunity to make and distribute a wider variety of public information by-products.
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On March 10 2011 Domino was named Company of the Year at the 2010 PLC Awards. The award was presented to group managing director Nigel Bond and finance director Andrew Herbert.
The company is now a member of the FTSE4Good Index series, having met all criteria in relation to environmental sustainability, developing positive relationships with stakeholders and upholding and supporting universal human rights.
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text: Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Voyage: The Last Leg of a Thoroughly Enjoyable Journey: Day 13: Ålesund - Torvik - Måloy - Florø - Bergen.The final day on board. Past Ålesund , Torvik, Måloy and Florø the ship patiently weaves its way through the skerries of the West Coast and by lunch, glides towards Bergen, the city of Medieval Hanseatic merchants and Edvard Grieg. Please check-out before 10.00 a.m. Your NORWEGIAN COASTAL VOYAGE ends on arrival at the Hurtigruten terminal in Bergen at … [Read more...]


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Investors are worried about Barrick Gold and Yamana Gold. The precious metal overall doesn't seem ripe for a rally anytime soon.
Prices of the precious metal tumbled as low as $1,280 an ounce following news of the government shutdown earlier this week.
The closure did not send fear soaring, and mining stocks suffered as a result.
The number of shares sold short in this South African gold and copper producer surged almost 90%.
These precious metals are strongly correlated, but they serve different purposes. Here's what investors need to know.
The yellow metal is on the rebound, but investing in miners -- whose shares have been punished -- could be the most lucrative way to play this trend.
The Dow falls nearly 4.5% for the month as stocks suffer modest losses. September, historically a tough month, looms. Markets are closed Monday for Labor Day.
The Nasdaq's loss is its largest in more than a year. Stocks are suffering biggest monthly losses since May 2012 on concerns about possible U.S. response to nerve-gas use in Syria.
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Obamacare isn't the only set of reforms hitting the US health industry. This company is emerging as a stronger player after recent struggles.
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Claude Julien confident Patrice Bergeron will play tonight
Bergeron didnt participate in the morning skate. Bergeron suffered an undisclosed injury in Game 5 that required a visit to a Chicago hospital. Bergeron returned to Boston with his teammates Sunday morning.
Assuming Bergeron plays, he will most likely center Brad Marchand and Jaromir Jagr. The Bruins will then have to determine who plays left wing on the fourth line.
Carl Soderberg started in that position in Game 5 before moving up to No. 2 center following Bergerons exit. Jay Pandolfo took shifts on the fourth line with Rich Peverley and Shawn Thornton during the morning skate.
* Zdeno Chara and Dennis Seidenberg were paired this morning. They were split after the second period of Game 5.
* Jonathan Toews participated in Chicagos morning skate. Toews is likely to play.
Tonights possible lineup:
Milan Lucic-David Krejci-Nathan Horton
Brad Marchand-Patrice Bergeron-Jaromir Jagr
Daniel Paille-Chris Kelly-Tyler Seguin
Carl Soderberg-Rich Peverley-Shawn Thornton
Zdeno Chara-Dennis Seidenberg
Andrew Ference-Johnny Boychuk
Torey Krug-Adam McQuaid
Tuukka Rask
Anton Khudobin
- Kevin Paul Dupont (right), Globe national hockey writer
- Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Bruins reporter