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I have my doubts that this will help.
Apple has to work very hard to regain lost ground today.
Plus they have to get over the Image they have today(as an exclusive/High-End) IT Provider.
Easier said than done.
If you look at how the pattern(of Cellphone consumption) is in the rest of the world-Where The Consumer buys the Phone (without Carrier subsidies);Apple will always struggle to capture most of the Middle-Tier and Lower-end consumers.
Even in US;T-Mobile has now fired the First Salvo(by refusing to subsidizing Phones further);If this model catches on with the Big Two[AT&T and Verizon];Apple will find the Going very,very tough in the future unless they are prepared to cut Prices BIG to compete with the likes of Samsung and Nokia[Who now have phones for each and every Price Spectrum].
Unless they figure out a way to lower the cost of Device Manufacturing even further[Which is why they are moving some production back to the US today] and then cut prices correspondinly[While still maintaining their fat Profit Margins].
I Disagree.
If this were'nt the case;Android today would not be the No.1 Mobile OS.
At the mid-range of Phones too,Samsung,Nokia and RIM(yes RIM) continue to compete very,very well with Apple(especially on cost).
That is the major reason why Apple is forced to consider selling last generation for much-much lower than current Generation phones(inspite of the risk that they will cannabalize on existing phone sales).
This is the way the Wind is blowing today.
We'll see if it happens.
They've been rumored to be close to a big partnership for some time now. Just no official confirmations yet.
Before I answer that question;I highly recommend you watch this video by Jimmy Kimmel.
Its beyond Brilliant!!!
And it very clearly shows that most consumers have no clue what they want and what they are looking for.
Now to the question of whether or not Apple Phones are expensive-The answer is most definitely a Yes.
Lets not forget that we are still in the middle of the worst recession of our lifetimes[Anyone who was born after 1952 this is the worst recession they have been through] and so consumers continue to search for Value for Money products and if they are getting exactly the same product which delivers exactly the same functionality (with a slightly different brand name);Who cares???
After all Apple,Nokia and Samsung are all made in the same place today-China.
So many of their components get shared across phones so it really does'nt make much difference.
But what will really surprise most people is the major reason Consumers are staying away from Apple is the lack of Flash.I was amazed when I heard this but its true.
Yeah that's precisely what I was talking about here!
Honestly I believe Nokia has more than a fighting chance with these phones.Let's not forget the enormous Goodwill the Nokia Brand has all over Europe and Asia today.
All that needs to happen is for Consumers to try these phones once and I am more than positive that a significant number of of existing Apple/Samsung fans will switch.
Ha! I have been thinking about trying out a Macbook... I have to admit, I have never used one but I have been told many times that the OS is far superior to MS products. I believe what has kept me with the good ol' PC is the difference in pricing compared to Apple's Mac products.
Windows 8 is just the kind of OS which might turn me into an Applehead after all these years.


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Sheriff's officers in two southwest Washington counties have suspended search efforts for a 26-year-old Japanese hiker last seen near Mount St. Helens.
Early release for driver in Longview jogger death
A Longview driver whose 30-day sentence for killing a jogger outraged the victim's family was released early from jail for good behavior.
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Chief Deputy Coroner Brett Dundas said Monday that an autopsy showed the woman died of hypothermia.
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The Cowlitz County sheriff's office says a 69-year-old man was wounded in a shooting early Monday in Ryderwood.
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WOODLAND, Wash. The man who drove his truck into a slough in Woodland on Friday is alive but in jail, police said Saturday.
Pickup lands in Columbia River, driver missing
A cable was attached to the submerged pickup, which was pulled out of the water and impounded by the Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office.
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Parts of southwest Washington got a dusting of snow early Friday morning and several school districts along the coast shut down for the day or got off to late starts.
No new clues in search for missing Japanese man
The Cowlitz County sheriff's office said Thursday that officers have been unable to identify a couple who gave Yosuke Onishi a ride on Nov. 27. Sheriff's Chief Criminal Deputy Charlie Rosenzweig says no one has heard from Onishi since then.
Sheriffs deputies look for Japanese man last seen near Mt. St. Helens
Cowlitz and Skamania Sheriffs are asking for the public's help in locating a Japanese national last seen in the Mt.
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KELSO, Wash. Two children were taken to a hospital Tuesday morning after they were hit by a car while they were trying to get on a school bus, according to the Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office.
Longview woman jailed over dangerous pit bull
Two weeks in jail haven't compelled a Longview woman to turn over the pit bull that bit a young boy.
Correction: Longview Coal Exports story
Regulators have received an unprecedented number of public comments on a disputed proposal to export millions of tons of coal to Asia from a facility along the Columbia River in Washington.
McKenna: Climate change not germane to coal terminal review
A former Washington state attorney general who is now lobbying for Montana and North Dakota has said an environmental review of a proposed coal terminal in Longview should not include possible climate change considerations.
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This is -- trying to sort of morning.
The -- Good morning everyone Hewlett-Packard says an internal investigation has an -- accounting improprieties misrepresentations.
And disclosure failures.
In financial statements from autonomy -- software company HP acquired last year.
-- -- company alleges the improprieties occurred before the acquisition.
Shares of -- -- down more than 6% in the premarket HP also released earnings today reporting an adjusted profit of one dollar sixteen cents a share two pennies higher than the estimate.
Our revenue came in at thirty billion dollars that was a slight miss.
Checking the markets US futures are down across the board they were started searching for direction this morning -- -- Dow futures down almost thirty points.
-- and -- data back to the nasdaq's down one in Europe Moody's Investors Service lowered France's sovereign rating yesterday.
By one notch to double -- one stripping the country.
Of its coveted triple A rating if you look at markets in Europe were seeing mixed market at the moment London's down by about twelve Paris is down by almost fifteen.
And -- up.
By -- Taking a look at commodities we have oil and gold both to the downside.
As well let's take a closer look at what's moving -- European markets now with young lamb racks at rabobank overrun London.
-- on the eurozone and IMF are still at odds over what the target date should be.
For Greece to get its debt to 120%.
Of GDP more manageable and sustainable than what it is now.
But I just earlier actually -- that both groups are being unrealistic with their proposed targets -- great.
Yeah absolutely and -- we start really completely at the starting point here on a 3% is still very high as well the fact is to achieve to 120%.
Greece would have to sell.
Quite a bit of state assets it has made very little progress that you have to have that much more deficit reduction.
-- on top and that's a better economy better growth all of that it's not happening debt to GDP surging towards 16170%.
Of of GDP soon as far too high.
And a private sector.
There's not much -- left tests who really not talking about the official sector having to take a heck cuts that's the next step which you can imagine in Europe.
How deeply unpopular that is -- IMF has already.
Dubbed its official sector burden sharing with the IMF wants exempt itself -- -- comes down into the European Union and the ECB one major bond almost or Greek debt.
So many on pattern you reassured Greek lenders that they won't have to keep in definitely -- in this country money.
Well of the at least a private sector in the yes -- -- lenders have taken massive -- cuts already does not much left there.
About at the time to heck with -- place which roughly 75%.
Only 13 of the debt sort of privately held hands there's very little left there.
The rest of ccb and it's the European Union and it shouldn't be too surprised ultimately bill have to take a -- We know from history.
The countries that are as indebted as Greek case Greece is can only come out of that hole if given sufficient.
Debt forgiveness and -- on the cost adultery there will be an agreement -- -- this week.
That ultimately we'll have to happen to -- -- sustainable future.
That's down lamb -- at rabobank in London thanks so much down.
We're getting earnings -- now from Best Buy electronics retailers reporting an adjusted profit of three cents a share the estimate there was for twelve cents.
Revenue was a slight beat though that came in at ten point 75 billion dollars the expectation was for ten point 73 billion.
Scientists at Toshiba and Cambridge University reportedly -- working together to make the Internet.
A little safer the New York Times is reporting -- two sides are teaming up to perfect a cheaper approach to securing high speed fiber optic cables.
According to the paper the -- utilizes a new data scrambling system based on Quantum physics.
Making it possible to safely distribute secret keys necessary to scramble data over distances up to 56 miles.
Report -- the new technique will be valuable to protecting financial data.
And information transmitted over the Internet the research will be published today in the science journal physical review -- JPMorgan Chase -- -- -- new chief financial officer Marianne lake who currently serves as -- CFO of the firm's consumer and community banking division.
We'll move into her new position in the first quarter of next year she's also been -- to -- JPMorgan's operating committee closely -- circle.
Of high level executives the promotion makes like one of the few high ranking women on Wall Street.
Meanwhile current CFO Doug -- he will become a vice chairman for the bank and we'll focus on serving the company's top clients.
Here's a look at commodities oil and gold are both to the downside raising oil down down about 44 cents trading -- 89 dollars a barrel.
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The possibility of Division III conducting its men's ice hockey championship game during the weekend of the Division I Frozen Four – at least on a one-year trial basis – came a step closer to reality when the Division III Management Council backed the concept at its meeting Monday and Tuesday in Indianapolis.
If approved by the Division III Presidents Council on Oct. 30, the one-year pilot would take place in 2014 when Division I conducts its Frozen Four in Philadelphia. The Division III championship game would be played on Friday, April 11, which is the day between the Division I semifinals and final.
After that, Division III governance groups would review to determine whether the combined championship approach would continue in subsequent years.
The concept isn't necessarily new to the Division III men's ice hockey community, which has discussed a combined championship for several years, but the idea wasn't formally broached until the Division III Men's Ice Hockey Committee proposed it to the Division III Championships Committee in September. The Championships Committee agreed that a combined approach could enhance the student-athlete experience, increase the viewing audience for both divisions and create more awareness for the sport. However, committee members were concerned about the proposal's effect on the length of the season, which is an important tenet within the Division III philosophy.
Not surprisingly, that philosophical divide re-emerged during the Management Council discussion, particularly in light of a recent and similar discussion regarding the 2013 Division III Men's Basketball Championship that will be held in conjunction with the Division I Men's Final Four as part of the NCAA's 75th men's basketball celebration in Atlanta. While the basketball proposal was clearly a one-time ask to celebrate a unique milestone, the Management Council is aware that the Division III men's ice hockey community is interested in a more permanent approach.
The rub is how the combined approach affects the championship season length. The ice hockey committee's proposal would extend what has been a two-week championship to four (from selections to the final), and it would stage first-round games on the same weekend that the championship game is slated under the current formula.
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Several Management Council members viewed the proposal as further eroding an important Division III cornerstone and potentially disadvantaging multisport athletes. Others, though, thought the division would be in a better position to evaluate the effects on the concerns with the one-year trial having been conducted, rather than speculating.
That argument carried some weight, though the subsequent approval of the combined championship in 2014 came with the narrowest of margins (one vote, with several abstentions). It also came with a recommendation that that the Championships Committee forward criteria to the Management and Presidents Councils in order to evaluate the success of the trial championship format in light of the related philosophical concerns.
"Obviously, the same length-of-season concerns that prompted discussion about the basketball proposal came up with the ice hockey proposal, too," said Management Council chair Jeff Martinez, athletics director at the University of Redlands. "Those concerns aren't going to abate whether there's a combined championship or not, but we felt that we'd be better positioned to evaluate them after actually trying it out."
Going forward, the Management Council agreed with a previous request from the Championships Committee for the ice hockey community to think more about whether the sport's playing and practice season will need adjusting if the combined championship approach gains momentum.
In that vein, a legislative proposal currently on the docket for the 2013 Convention that would move the first date of competition for ice hockey to Nov. 1 (from Oct. 15) will be withdrawn unless the Presidents Council does not support the combined championship for 2014.
Both the Council and the Championships Committee agree with that proposal's intent (moving the contest date away from the first practice date as a student-athlete safety concern), but they want to delay that proposal in light of the more comprehensive review of the playing and practice season resulting from the combined championship.
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Violinist Itzhak Perlman returns to Houston for a recital concert on Thursday, Feb. 7, at 8 p.m. in Jones Hall, presented by Society for the Performing Arts.
Undeniably the reigning virtuoso of the violin, Itzhak Perlman enjoys superstar status rarely afforded a classical musician. Perlman and pianist Rohan De Silva have teamed up once again for a recital performance that will include Ludwig van Beethoven's Sonata for Piano and Violin No. 1 in D Major, Op. 12, No.1; César Franck's Sonata for Violin and Piano in A Major; Giuseppe Tartini's Sonata in G Minor for Violin and Continuo The Devil's Trill; and other selections that will be announced from the stage.
Beloved for his charm and humanity, as well as his talent, Perlman is treasured by audiences throughout the world who respond not only to his remarkable artistry, but also to the irrepressible joy of making music, which he communicates when playing. Though he has performed for American Presidents and Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, and led such orchestras as the Chicago Symphony and Israeli Philharmonic, among others, Perlman's proudest achievement is his collaboration with film score composer John Williams in Steven Spielberg's Academy Award winning Schindler's List, for which he performed all of the violin solos.
De Silva, a native of Sri Lanka, began his piano studies with his mother, the late Primrose De Silva, at the age of 6. His partnerships with violin virtuosos in addition to Itzhak Perlman have included Cho-Liang Lin, Midori, Joshua Bell, Gil Shaham, Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg and Julian Rachlin, and have led to highly acclaimed performances at recital venues all over the world.
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Tickets range from $35-$90 and can be purchased online at www.spahouston.org by phone at 713-227-4772 or at the courtyard level ticket office at Jones Hall located at 615 Louisiana St. Hours of operation: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday. For groups of 15 or more call 713-632-8113.
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Chances are, the future of rhythm games will only be partially what they are now. It is almost impractical to make a whole new set of plastic controllers for the next generation of rhythm games. Chances are that most people who would want to play the new game already have a musical instrument at home. The logical approach would be to just sell an adapter (like the one used by Rock Smith) to use your own keyboards/drum kits/Guitars/Bass/Mics in game.
Yes ,this will take out the main group of people that use it as a party game, but this is not hurting Rock Smith any, plus the fact that is would be incredibly cheaper selling a cord with technology already invented compared to making up and dishing out a whole new batch of controllers.


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The Robertet Group has produced natural fragrances for 160 years; however, according to Christophe Maubert, president of the company's fragrance division, it was not until the company acquired Charabot and Société Anonyme des Plantes Arômatiques du Diois (SAPAD) that its connection to source materials became closer.
Maubert noted that the company sought to answer a consumer need for truth and transparency in perfume. "We wanted to create scents with a continuous and traceable link back to the origin of the key ingredients," he explained. "Our perfumers are continuing to forge links with local growers." But the process does not start with the growers—rather, it begins with the perfumers.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's top military leaders are warning Congress in unusually stark terms that its failure to pass a 2013 defense budget - coupled with the threat of automatic budget cuts - has pushed the Pentagon to the brink of a crisis.
They wrote in a joint letter to congressional leaders that the readiness of U.S. armed forces is at a "tipping point."
A copy of the letter was provided to The Associated Press Wednesday.
The military leaders said that troops in combat and those who are being treated for wounds will get the funds needed. But the rest of the force will be severely compromised if the Pentagon has to continue operating on last year's budget.
Among those signing the letter was Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
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I dined here based upon tripadvisor ratings and wasn't disappointed. The restaurant is tucked away at the back of Parakia town. The restaurant fills up fast. The setting is excellent in a courtyard with good interior design. The menu is just the right size and full of interesting options. The food and service were both excellent, and a step above... More
Such a great place to eat and relax! The food really is beautiful! The host is very welcoming and the atmosphere helps you melt away!
We have eaten at a number of the top Tripadvisor rated restaurants on the island and Levantis is, in our opinion, the best of all of them. Charming setting on Parikia's central market street, fresh interior and a delightful menu that serves the best of the island's specialities in a fresh and flavourful way. We had the fishcakes and squid... More
We went there during our honeymoon and everything was simply perfect. The restaurant is very intimate and they offer "modern Greek cuisine". We are vegetarian, so it is always difficult to find restaurants with several options, but we were surprised! We especially appreciated the Chilled cucumber yoghurt and mint soup, beetroot tzatziki and the Vegetable, olive and white bean ragout... More
What a fantastic restaurant. This is the kind of place where every single detail has been considered. The attention to detail is incredible, yet completely unobtrusive. The service is soft and gentle, never overbearing. The decor is original and beautiful, the artwork is a stunning bonus. The wines are carefully chosen, not a huge selection, but they are representative of... More
An intimate resturant with a modern take on Greek Cuisine. The menu varied and interesting. Our food was refined and beautifully presented. The wine, not one of the more expensive bottles, a perfect compliment to the meal. Altogether a delightful experience with the exception of the very hard back rests and seating. Cushions, please!
Delicious, inventive takes on Greek standards. Set in a beautiful garden with white-washed walls, a stone floor, and a roof of Bougainvillea vines.
Really enjoyed our lunch at Levantis, the food was great and the staff attentive. The menu is simple compared to some of the others on offer but all the food is well prepared
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Filmfare Awards 2013 Winners List: The one of the biggest award show in Bollywood Industry is back with its 58th installment in 2013 and it looks like all the stars are on the same place this night. The show started around 7 PM on 20th January 2013 with Varun Dhawan & Alia Bhatt hosting it and then there is Usha Uthup performance in the starting. After everyone's arrived at the award show through the world class Red Carpet, the time came up when awards are ready to give away to the artists.
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Vegas vs. The ATL, Part Two
So what is about Atlanta that makes me dislike it so?
I thought about it, and came to a whole BUNCH of conclusions – a range of assorted things that irk me on a daily basis, every time I step out my front door and go to interact with the city. But then I thought – is there some underlying thing which foments my daily dismay, some underlying cause of which all these irksome things are only symptoms?
I think the answer is yes, and I think the answer is this: Atlanta is in the throes of a perpetual identity crisis.
I think about all the cities I mentioned last time I posted: New York, Las Vegas, Austin, St. Augustine. I think about a whole bunch of other cities that I've visited: New Orleans, Chicago, Nashville, Milwaukee. And when I think of them, I think of specific things which identify them, at least to me. You know those maps for kids that have a bunch of major U.S. cities marked on them, and where each city is, there's this picture which kind of shows you what that city has to offer: like New York has the Statue of Liberty, and Orlando has Disney World? That's the sort of thing I'm talking about.
And while Atlanta usually has something on those maps, that something is usually a giant peach.
What kind of identity is a peach?
My wife says Atlanta is just trying to offer something different for each individual. I think that's admirable. I also think it's impossible. Whether you're a person or a city, I say figure out what you are and BE THAT. Las Vegas has a lot to offer people, but it is defined by the Strip. New York is among the greatest cities in the world, because it embraces its metropolitan air: its overabundance of skyscrapers, taxicabs, and multilingual inhabitants. Austin is a the quintessential college town situated at the heart of a bustling Southwestern city, where you can see a hybrid parked right beside a rusty pick-up sporting a gun rack.
Atlanta, though. What is Atlanta?
Is it an "international" city, what with its enormous airport and international businesses? Well, we do have communities of first and second generation citizens, and visitors from around the world. But they come and go, and most people from other countries tend to stick to themselves. If we are an international city, I get no sense of it. Most of the people I interact with are very white or very black – and very American.
Is it a cultural city? Well, we have museums, theaters, a zoo, lots of festivals, and plenty of places to hear music. But they all seem to pale in comparison to other museums, et. al. that I've visited. It seems rare to me that we actually get a top tier museum exhibit, or a once in a lifetime show at the Fox. We have the Georgia Aquarium now, and that's something, but I want more. I want a museum that approaches the Smithsonian, theaters that can compare favorably to Broadway, festivals like SXSW.
Is Atlanta a Southern city? A lot of great cities embrace their "Southernness", but Atlanta, at the heart of Dixie, sometimes seems to be ashamed of its history. And some of that I understand – but could there be some way of positioning ourselves such that we recognize the past and embrace the lessons learned from it?
Is Atlanta a sports city? A decade ago, I would have said sure, what with the Braves consistently making the play-offs and the Falcons actually making the Super Bowl. Lately, even though everyone in Atlanta seems to be a fan of some team or another, most of the teams based in Atlanta or near Atlanta are doing only fair-to-middling to outright shitty. There are shots at glory – like Georgia's College World Series appearance last year and the Hawks' current shot at the play-offs – but these always seem to be losing propositions.
Is Atlanta a business city? This comes closer to hitting the mark, I think, than anything. We are, after all, the home of Coca-Cola, CNN, UPS, Home Depot, Chik-Fil-A, and Delta Airlines. But, unless you're an employee of one of these companies, does their proximity to you affect you substantially more than it would if you didn't live here? I can watch TCM in Las Vegas. I can drink a Coke in New York. Besides, how many of the metro area's 5.5 million people actually work for a "name brand" business?
The fact that Atlanta can be construed to be any of these things, with NONE of them standing out, means we're having an identity crisis. We're all of these things without being any of them.
And this identity crisis, I believe, contributes to the odd contrasts and utter stupidity that I find when I go out: some people don't know how to behave, politicians don't know how to govern or manage money, hostilities arise from misunderstandings and misconceptions, and everything seems like a tug-of-war. If you want to get all macrocosmic, then it's like Atlantans are all pawns in some great power struggle – except that no one knows who the powers are, no one understands the rules of the game, and no one knows what we're struggling over.
As I said, I love the life I've built for myself and my family. I value my friendships and business relationships here. Hell, I like my actual HOUSE and the street I live on. I just wish the city I lived in was a city that I could point to and say, "Yeah. Here in Atlanta, this is what we do. This is who we are. "
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And -- who study this week reporting some alarming news on pregnancy cancers are on the rise and pregnant women.
Researchers can't pinpoint what's behind the increased risk.
But say it could be many factors Dr.
Manny Alvarez senior managing editor of Fox News health dot com and a member of the fox medical eighteen he joins us now with some perspective on what's going here since we can't determine the risk.
Well -- -- -- I think they -- listening to the way that the stories being told it's not that pregnancy gives you cancer what's happening is two things.
We have better screening mechanism for cancer than we ever had before things like melanoma.
Breast cancer and you also have now women having babies much later actually do you look at rates of cancer.
And in a non pregnant population -- say after 3540.
You gonna find more and more cases of cancer.
Back in ninety let's say 97 you would see incidence of maybe a hundred cases of cancer.
Who have for every 100000 women now is coming close to 200 cases of cancer.
-- 100000 women so -- the end of the day I think it's just a combination of the you know the pregnancy population you know again getting pregnant later on.
And better it's better screening.
And let you know doctors what my -- like to into high risk OB I have a lot of patience that either have.
You know cancer currently -- to pregnancy.
Or are cancer survivors you know breast cancer survivors -- things like that so we do have some challenges during the pregnancy.
You know is something that it's sort of been looked -- as you know.
Part of doing business -- -- let me ask you this then how a woman who has cancer going into pregnancy what risk does that present to the -- -- -- -- -- the first about the cancer what do what -- cancer is -- an invasive cancer is you know it's not and what what what what type of -- -- influenced by pregnancy hormones.
When was the cancer diagnosed.
And then you decide.
Sometimes you do have to deliver the baby a little bit earlier just to get the chance for final therapy whether surgery or chemo sometimes we use.
While the patient is pregnant.
And really has very little effect on the pregnancy itself.
So the pregnancy you know fortunately is isolated from the maternal side in this particular disease so.
But it's you know -- challenging you know dot there's another issue that's come up with this study that sleep apnea during pregnancy yeah I didn't -- that was a problem huge problem huge problem.
You have to remember 33% of pregnant women in the US.
Are a little bit overweight and when you look at overweighting kind well we have -- listen I've fallen -- 33% even though only guy.
I you know did it being overweight in pregnancy can put you in a place.
For high risk.
Development of apnea.
When you have sleep that it would keep saying that you stop breathing for moments -- -- the night.
When you stop breathing you have no oxygen coming in it increases your blood pressure -- -- irregularities of heartbeat so what happens in pregnancy pregnant women that have sleep apnea.
Put the pregnancy at risk for high blood pressure for -- it plans to which is that the Ecstasy that you get.
When you're pregnant also this is a big huge issue so if you do think that you have sleep apnea.
Especially in the early part of an effort to -- me you can get kick -- -- and -- to -- my understanding is that this can even cause some problems for children.
Well first -- like that to pick and on the pregnant ladies from an overweight we have to have our pickles and ice cream okay Arkansas -- I'm glad that so if you losing sleep your baby may be affected that option.
You -- you that you you think you can increase your blood pressure but what I was saying before is if you find that you're in the risk category of sleep apnea if you snoring if you wake up with a headache and the first thing your doctor should do -- to test you for sleep -- -- -- sleep -- We have one in Hackensack University Medical Center which happens to be my hospital and that's what we -- when I see somebody comes and will we put them -- we check them out and then we can have therapy.
During the pregnancy to improve -- -- regulation that -- doctor -- a Florida you've got it to your fast absolutely.
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Information sessions have been organised in each of the District council areas to inform local people about the new Rural Development Programme.
To assist with delivery of the new programme and to ensure local participation, a new Local Action Group (LAG) will be set up which will cover the Council cluster area and be representative of Councillors and relevant stakeholders from across the region.
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We'll sports writer is now speaking out about the Oscar -- story is that he thought he -- The Olympian is accused of premeditated murder in the death of his -- -- -- this team -- -- -- ray is an AP sports writer who has been covering the stories in South Africa for the last three years developed.
A very good relationship with him over the years he actually spoke to his family.
Just days after this shooting and Gerald in May joins me now good to have you with us -- today while half of the show.
Thank you very much for examining.
Yeah all of this impacted -- you covered him very closely over these last three years.
What what was your reaction when you heard what he was accused -- Well I'll tell you exact URL was an innocent he intends on here in South Africa covering it -- -- which is a lot of us once -- here in South Africa.
I got a fungal from a janitor and bureau I causes and and I guess life.
Probably millions of people around the world and I was stunned I was shocked I didn't know what to think but of course -- resurrect -- as a reporter as a journalist and push.
All my personal experiences of of of lost its one side and report this story as any other.
News -- this news reporter would do but but obviously visit there is a huge amount of shock and surprise and -- I was stunned.
Is it anything in his character that you look back at now and you say well this should have been a clue to me that there was.
You know a different kind of behavior -- perhaps people really were registering about -- Right I mean you know as a write in my story yesterday there were these these claims is that that the people pointed to you but a lot of that is hindsight you noted and it's very easy thing to do is due back in hindsight and they should have told us something that should have told us something else.
I wanna see no honesty no I mean I will tell you one thing -- just before the Olympics when I said -- rebels who distillery is he he conceded to -- even in 2009.
In a well publicized -- accidents.
Arm weary -- suffered some some very serious head wounds and spent time hospital and he conceded -- -- would really be so that was -- that was -- moment -- -- where he conceded in somebody's life was maybe.
-- tooth lost may be a bid to out of control.
And and often that you -- he sold this empire on motorcycles DOT's and and kind of took a step back and said you know what I have to rethink my life.
But if I'm honest -- -- the source that I know has always been very very nice guy very humble guy sometimes -- often -- cheeky and funny and and I'm joking because.
If I must know I could never see it dark -- now.
What about his -- land that you were able to speak them to them see them just days after this happened what's what what is the feeling at that house.
Rides -- mean it was in the house where Oscar is now known as violent and it's in the incident is a local hospital which is not far from where he's -- is.
And he's uncool.
-- and his sustain me whatever I'm.
And and the situation was was unlike any other -- opinion because because.
-- -- -- them I wasn't really -- -- their focus was an all an Oscar in this tragic circumstance.
And they and they made a statement for us and they read a statement thrust for a TV cameras to me is an AP reporter -- -- -- -- some -- the reporters -- -- -- you've invited.
And and and we could see that there was there was a huge amount of oath of some limits in that house indeed it was unlike -- the stories back on -- I guess which.
Which which Richmond -- is around is is is a very chip.
Always fun place often.
-- -- have them all sort of you know rejoicing when he was let out on bail.
But there is you know a lot more to come before they can rejoice perhaps in that way again.
You point out that that this was a very new relationship for -- -- results or else today.
It was a new relationship for -- dating -- back.
I want but that would that the situation -- as we diseases like now I mean it's it is Palin's most if not always.
Is it real life -- and I'm unlike any like he's -- he's acidic conditions -- us live -- -- it's unclear when the united and be able to -- run track could train for the next.
Yeah it serious maybe a green owes his life -- destroys life has been it's been ten upside down.
In in every single way because of this tragic events.
Well it you know it's tragic for both families that is very clear Jerrold thank you very much good to have you with us.
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How about spicy tuna roll dipped in tempura batter and cooked in hot oil? I guess you could call it Chicken Fried Sushi.
Here's another tune. F**king gorgeous, I reckon.
How about spicy tuna roll dipped in tempura batter and cooked in hot oil? I guess you could call it Chicken Fried Sushi.
Here's another tune. F**king gorgeous, I reckon.
Hi Guys,
How are you all doing this morning?
Thanks for all the menu suggestions and of course Chip as resident Pub sommelier
I'll have to remember some of it.
As usual the music is great .
Lisa Hannigan is always amazing.
As for the Rock well of course it's better than Bobby's "twang" but I'm a bit biased.
Have fun,
Bobby's twang is just fine thank you. Mornin, gents and ladies. Coffee is ready, hot and strong.
Some coffee for me, please Bobster
Morning Bobby-san(((((((((((((((((GONNNGGGGG)))))))))!!!!!!!!
Morning CB.... Morning Chip, Sophie.....
Chip, you still got Cat tubes? I went solid state years ago..... It's so much easier.....
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
Morning Gareth.... Good to see your smiling visage in here this morning.
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
Morni Lefty, Gareth. Bangin nails today Lefty or squirrels?
"Bundinn er bátlaus maður" Bound is boatless man.
Hey guys, been sitting out on the deck drinking my coffee and watching it get day light. In th 70s here this morning. Feeling better now.
70's.... Bastard...... It was 34f when I got up this morning.....
There's a new crop of baby gray squirrels out in the barn, just learning how to eat buildings... They're very cute, and still innocent enough to trust a human.... I couldn't stomp them to death when two of them fell off the roof right at my feet yesterday, but I was able to go inside to fetch the lead therapy stick.....
I think....... If it warms up some..... That I will try to do more siding work today, seeing as how it's not raining..... Yet.....
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
58° when i got up, but gonna go up to low 80s by afternoon. Nother day o sandin, no rain in sight till Sat/Sun for a slight chance.
"Bundinn er bátlaus maður" Bound is boatless man.
Today, we shall attempt to have nothing but vegetable matter on the specials board.... Just so that our sensitive non-carnivorous patrons don't feel so....... Left out.....
(Is bacon still counted as a vegetable?)
Vegetarian Roti. Made with Dahl purri and aloo, some lentil, and calaloo. Served with deep fried rice cakes, and a small crisp side salad.
My sister's own vegetarian lasagna, made with zucchini, eggplant, and thick walled green peppers (as well as the other regular stuff). This isn't vegan, so there's cheese involved.Served with fresh garlic bread.
Vegetarian vegetable soup. This is a spicy soup, made with pureed jalapenos as well as a pile of other garden fresh plants..... Tomatoes, and carrots and stuff... Served with fresh crusty bread and sweet creamery butter.
Spinach souffle, with sliced mushrooms, and diced red and green sweet peppers, served with steamed baby string beans and butter, and pan fried potato hash.
Special on tap:Roast beef.
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
Had to water my crops, now maybe they will grow some.
We finally got some rain and the lawn is starting to grow again. One of these days I'll figure out why I bother to add fertilizer and lime to make it grow, only to have to water and cut it.
Had a nice vegetarian dinner last night. Split a pita pocket in half. One half was spread with a nice olive hummus with sliced cucumber. The other half was put on a cookie sheet and covered with feta, chopped kalamata olives, red onion and tomato, dusted with some oregano and drizzled with a bit of olive oil and baked in the oven. Little bit of leftover tzatziki to put on the "pizza".
I'll have a glass of the draft (cattle), I guess... No, I don't think I want any head (cheese).
"Anyone who says they like portaging is either a liar or crazy."
- Bill Mason
You are the Man Lefty!!
Well you have a few able assistants!
All those rumours that you were a grouchy, insensitive misanthrope were obviously unfounded
Those people advertising their basking in the sunshine while some of us are getting rained on. Now they just might qualify for those labels! I guess it makes you thirsty!
I had a couple of sausages for lunch! Salsa, beans, cilentrol, chilis!
Well they were vegan sausages with kalamata olive and sundried tomato.
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So...... Sophie...... (No, that wasn't a stutter....) Are you vegan, or do you partake of cheeses, eggs, and such?
My sister was/is a vegetarian for the last 40+ years, but she always ate eggs and cheeses and occasionally fish. I called her a "vegetarian of convenience", for years but she finally wore me down...... Then she got remarried to a guy who smokes cigars, drinks scotch, and enjoys his beef rare.... And she started eating chicken and turkey on occasion.... Completely threw me off as far as holiday menu making......
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
Hi Lefty,
I'm vegan. It can get complicated sometimes with other people who are not but I've never had any health issues with it. There is a lot of misinformation about vegan stuff.
No leather, or wool, or Jello, or silk?..... I know some vegans, but they almost all have a few weak spots.... Jello and silk seem to be the most common.
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
There is a vegan "Jello-like" substitute out there...
"Anyone who says they like portaging is either a liar or crazy."
- Bill Mason
G' day Lefty, Bobby, Chris, Sophie, Canoez. ..
Veganism. Its quite a trip, my mother in law was a strict vegan when Mad and I first got together about 20 years ago. We shared an acreage with my MIL so had many meals at her place. By osmosis we tended to eat that way for the most part for a spell at our place. My memories are soya milk sucks, tofu is tollerable and you can make a lot of bean dishes that are really good. Egg plants OK too, what's that Greek dish with egg plant... can't remember but its nice as well. To this day Mad still makes a killer vegetarian lasagna leaving want for nothing to me. ..
At some point my MIL decided to add some fish to her diet. I think the doctor recomended more omega 3 so she instead of popping pills she decided to add oysters only to her diet at first, now she enjoys salmon and cod as well. She's in her 80s now and is extremely active and healthy following the vegan thing strictly still except the fish. When the fishing gets good up here we freeze or can extra for mum, she prefers it that way versus political issues with some of the commercially caught stuff.
One more cuppa for me please. ..
G'day Lefty, Sophie, Canoez, ChrisBen, Il Bobsterino.
It's ANZAC day, celebrated in Australia and New Zealand, to commemorate their losses in war during the 20th century and to date. Since the losses were disproportionate in the two great wars, it's a solemn occasion.
In honour of that, here's some additions to the menu: ANZAC biscuits (crisp, sweet cookies made with oats, golden syrup, etc.) to go with coffee. Whitebait fritters. Assorted sausages. Grilled hapuka and crays. Filet of wild boar, red deer, and emu with various reductions. Roast kumara. Pumpkin soup. A bush salad of wild greens with Hawke's Bay olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
A case of my favourite wines from Oz and EnZed (D'Arenberg, McWilliams, Mt. Difficulty, Alpha Domus, Stonyridge, Kim Crawford) with beers and ales from Speight, Monteith, and K. B. Tooth.
If Seanz happens by, he might give us a song or two.
We can play bowls on the lawn after, or have a wee regatta.
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Good afternoon Mr.Chip. Sounds like some pretty good fixins ya got there.
I just don't think green beans with out bacon and pinto or navy beans without hamhock would ever work for me.
Lawn bowls.... I like that game. My father was exceptionally good at it, and almost never lost until we started changing the rules to make it harder for him.
ANZAC! I'd forgotten! So sorry! I usually remember this one......
I've just come in from freezing my finger tips off doing some much needed yard maintenance. Waaaay too windy and cold to tackle any of the house repair jobs today, but I did go pick up the gutter parts that were mis-ordered before. They still won't work, because they're absolute garbage, but at least they're the proper garbage.... And I'm just crawling with ticks.... Picked 3 off of me while I was sitting here waiting for the computer to respond....
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
I hear ya Bobby. LOL my brother in law was receiving some nudging from his family that he should get more fibre in his diet. He says meat has fibre! Cut into a T bone and have a look there's fibres all through it
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
We eat our green beans steamed with a lashing of butter or a dash of soy sauce or balsamic. Or sauteed in butter with almonds. Never cooked 'em with bacon. The dry beans are good in so many dishes that I won't even start. But I make a lot of Mediterranean-style things with beans and what-have-you: leftover rice, green tomatoes, carrots, assorted greens, coarse corn meal, et many ceteras. The Wolf Goddess makes chili with beans, while I prefer it without, and beans on the side.
I love beans.
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
Right now every seam in my vinyl guttering has about an inch gap This stuff was installed as directed. It sags between the brackets and for the most part looks like it is falling off the house. Not so bad if it is outa sight, but theres no outa sight on my house. I hope you have better results with yours.
I know Bobby I need to learn to keep my twisted mind in check
By "Changing the rules" I meant that he had to bowl blindfolded, or while balancing a beer on his forehead, or other such things..... We started out by saying he had to bowl left handed, but he did just as well with the left as he did with the right. He's naturally gifted in pretty much any sport he tries/tried..... At on of my cousins' weddings he got talked into playing pool with me (Partners) against some locals at a local bar..... He was hitting double bank shots like Minesota Slim..... The locals called him a ringer and started getting rude.... My father explained that this was the second time in his life that he'd played pool, and that it must be because he was an architect that he could "see" the angles..... They finally bought his story after he bought a round for the house.....
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
Snack time? Not vegan? Oh well, sorry.
"Bundinn er bátlaus maður" Bound is boatless man.
You are a bad man!
You do know that they make medicine to help get RID of those things, don't you CB?.....
Never trust a man with a clean workshop.
Hows about Jar of Herradura and a Lone Star for my fence building friend, he must be resting by now. I aint even worryin bout that Chris guy.
A song, Chip?
I found this one, the images were put together by Canadian.....same same.
Now if that doesn't get you crying in your beer, nothing will.
The pub crew will be pleased to hear, I'm sure, that the ANZAC day tradition in Oz is a tot of rum and a game of two-up.
Drinking and gambling.....freedoms worth fighting for.
We don't know how lucky we are....
I propose we all raise a glass for the Aussies and ANZAC day.
"Bundinn er bátlaus maður" Bound is boatless man.
now here some real Twang.
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"Bundinn er bátlaus maður" Bound is boatless man.


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Through the force of gravity, dark matter sculpts the universe into a web of galaxies. Theorists now suspect that it may exert other forces as well. This image from the Millennium Simulation project in 2005 depicts a region roughly 1.6 billion light-years across.
Image: Courtesy of Volker Springel Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics and Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies
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- Scientists have two independent reasons for thinking that the cosmos is filled with some unknown form of matter, dark matter. Not only do stars, galaxies and gas clouds move as if they are being tugged by the gravity of hidden material, but processes such as radioactivity present puzzles that can be solved by the existence of hitherto unknown particles.
- Dark matter is usually assumed to consist of WIMPs, a kind of particle that scarcely interacts with the visible world. Boringness is its sine qua non.
- Or at least that is the usual assumption. Might dark matter in fact have a rich inner life? Particle physicists striving to understand what makes up dark matter think it could interact through a full range of forces, including a form of light to which our eyes are totally blind.
On September 23, 1846, Johann Gottfried Galle, director of the Berlin Observatory, received a letter that would change the course of astronomical history. It came from a Frenchman, Urbain Le Verrier, who had been studying the motion of Uranus and concluded that its path could not be explained by the known gravitational forces acting on it. Le Verrier suggested the existence of a hitherto unobserved object whose gravitational pull was perturbing Uranus's orbit in precisely the way required to account for the anomalous observations. Following Le Verrier's directions, Galle went to his telescope that night and discovered the planet Neptune.
A similar drama—in which astronomers observe anomalous cosmic motions, deduce the presence of new matter and go out to hunt for it—is playing out again today in modern cosmology. In the role of Uranus, we see stars and galaxies moving in ways they should not; in the role of Neptune, we deduce the existence of hitherto unobserved substances, provisionally called dark matter and dark energy. From the types of anomalies we see, we can glean a few basic facts about them. Dark matter seems to be a sea of invisible particles that fills space unevenly; dark energy is spread out uniformly and acts as if it is woven into the fabric of space itself. Scientists have yet to repeat Galle's accomplishment of pointing an instrument at the sky and glimpsing the unseen players definitively, but tantalizing inklings, such as blips in particle detectors, continue to accumulate.
This article was originally published with the title Dark Worlds.
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Essentials of Anaesthetic Equipment
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The Logitech 920-004013X ultrathin keyboard is the perfect companion for your iPad 2 and new iPad. It features a clip-and-go design which means one magnetic clip instantly attaches the keyboard cover securely to your iPad 2 and iPad (3rd Generation). Versatile iPad stand holds your iPad 3 at the optimum viewing angle in either portrait or landscape position. Instant on/off function automatically wakes and sleeps your iPad when you open or close the case.
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Pros: I am the fortunate one again to receive a refurb that look like brand new, thanks!!! Cons: NONE, what can I say, it's a Logitech product. Did you find this review helpful? |
So Far, One of My Favorite AccessoriesPros: I've been eyeing this for a while, and I have to say that so far I'm glad I got it. It works well, I've not had any issues with connectivity, save one (see below). I like the look and feel when attached and closed or when using it to type. Cons: If you're shelling out the full $100, then I'd say it's not worth it, but for $60 or less, I'd buy it again. There was some minor scratches on the metal backing, but nothing huge. The only connectivity issue I've had is trying to use it while it is connected via USB to charge, but that's rare, so I didn't mark off much for it. What cost it that fifth star was that when you want to use the iPad but not dick it, then you just through the keyboard aside. I really wish that they paid more attention to the thought of somehow stowing away the keyboard when you are using the iPad but not the keyboard. Other Thoughts: I got this with a $20 rebate, so the final cost should have been $40, which would be very reasonable - if not for the fact that I didn't get the product packaging and no UPC code to claim the rebate. I'd still consider $60 a fair price, but it would have been nice to get that $20 back... 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
It is not Apple refurbish....Pros: It is a Logitech keyboard. No complains about how it feels and type. Cons: Whoever did the refurbish process should look up to Apple standard. Signs of wear and tear is acceptable, but missing magnet and bent aluminium plate? c'mon. This should have never passed the QC for refurbished product. Other Thoughts: My sample came with missing magnet and bent alum plate. It doesn't stick to the ipad as strong. Other than that, the keyboard works ok. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Pros: light and thin! work well Cons: The product come with heavily used. It is very dirty and scratchy. DO NOT BUY the refurbish product from here. Other Thoughts: I wish I could return and get my money back. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
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Logitech is awesome but...Pros: Works perfectly as described Cons: Only con I have is that the keyboard was noticeably a refurbished product. Didn't ship in original packaging, but my refurb logitech slim illuminated keyboard and refurb f540 headset both did. The sheet metal backing was also noticeably bent, so much that it wobbled as you typed on it. It flattened out after leaving compressed under some books for a good time. What you get here is just not worth $99.99 in my opinion, and for all that it loses an egg. Other Thoughts: Logitech would do a good move by pricing these lower but they know if people will cough up $600 for a tablet they will surely cough up $100 for a fancy matching keyboard. 0 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
good idea but poor qualityPros: Very light and thin, works as advertised, great battery life Cons: poorly built, falling apart within days of usage Other Thoughts: The magnetic hinge started to fall apart within days of buying this unit, maybe this is the reason it was a refurb in the first place. The hinge no longer latches at all, I think there's only a single small piece of magnet even left in it at this point. Luckily I don't travel much with it or rely on this part of it to work as advertised because it certainly doesn't. Works great as an expensive iPad stand and keyboard, but don't rely on the "cover" part of it. My iPad has taken a pretty bad fall due to this already, pick up the unit with the cover closed and it flew off, leaving the cover in my hand and my iPad skittering across the pavement :( Thankfully the iPad lived. The keyboard almost got tossed in the trash after that happened, but now I don't even bother to try and use it as a cover -- as it doesn't stay attached anyway. 1 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Fantistic KeyboardPros: Amazing. Simple, light, useful, well built. It is the best solution to having a keyboard/case combo for the iPad I have seen. I also love the fact that when attached and closed on the iPad, it has the same finish as the iPad itself, so it creates a mini-laptop that even rivals the Macbook air. Oh and it works with the new 4th gen iPad too! Cons: Nothing significant 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
It works!Pros: Fits my iPad 2 like a glove. Simplicity in its operation - Once sync'ed up, you just use it whenever you separate the case cover from the iPad 2. The resting angle for the iPad 2 on the keyboard is pretty darn good (and yes, I've tried couple other "keyboard cases"). The metal surface matches the iPad 2 very well. It's sized perfectly, and it weighs almost nothing. Cons: The price - I got it on a refurbed deal, it's still $60. The metal surface needs protection from scratching - especially on its corners (and I've only had it for a week!) Other Thoughts: This is a very well thought-out and designed piece of equipment. If they had priced it lower, Logitech would sell this like hot cakes. Once you've had a keyboard like this on your iPad, you'll never want to type on your screen again.l 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Not quite refrubished...Pros: None, entirely non-functional. Cons: Product does not stay connected via bluetooth to the ipad. Constantly loses connection, needs to be forgotten, repaired and then loses connection again after 30 seconds. Other Thoughts: Very disappointed in both Newegg and Logitech for letting a refurb go through still defective. Both are usually great companies, but I guess they need to cut corners somewhere. 4 out of 6 people found this review helpful. Did you? |


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