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American Idol 5 Announces Sponsors
January 17, 2006 12:01 AM by Joe Blackmon
Fox Broadcasting Company (FOX), 19 Entertainment and FremantleMedia recently announced the sponsors for the fifth season of AMERICAN IDOL, which returns Tuesday, Jan. 17 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) and Wednesday, Jan. 18 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. Last season, American Idol-Tuesday and American Idol-Wednesday ranked as the No. 1 and No. 2 rated programs of the season (out of 200 regular series on the 6-nets) among Adults 18-49, Adults 18-34 and Teens, and did so for 19 consecutive weeks.
FOX, 19 Entertainment and FremantleMedia Licensing Worldwide have re-teamed with Ford Motor Company, Coca-Cola and Cingular Wireless as official sponsors of this year's AMERICAN IDOL.
Season five of AMERICAN IDOL marks the return of the Ford Motor Company as a major sponsor. Ford has been a leading supporter of AMERICAN IDOL since the show's debut in 2002 and will continue to have a strong presence in the fifth season. Ford vehicles will again be featured during the "Idol" action, as contestants will be seen driving and riding in a variety of the automaker's cars, trucks and SUVs. AMERICAN IDOL will serve as the key platform to integrate a variety of Ford vehicles, including the new Ford Fusion, Escape and Mustang. Ford will also give the winner of AMERICAN IDOL, as well as the runner-up, keys to a new Ford Fusion. Ford is the Official Automotive Sponsor.
During the broadcast, AMERICAN IDOL contestants will once again hang out in the popular Red Room, which will feature an updated look for 2006. In addition to exclusive weekly Coca-Cola interstitials, a variety of Coca-Cola advertising will air during commercial breaks, including new spots that will debut in March and a commercial created especially for use on AMERICAN IDOL. Other activities designed to extend the AMERICAN IDOL experience for consumers will be featured in a variety of retail outlets where Coca-Cola is available.
As AMERICAN IDOL's Official Telecom Sponsor, Cingular Wireless is back once again to showcase interactive text messaging through a variety of fun activities that keep IDOL fans wirelessly connected to their favorite contestants. This season, Cingular will feature the suite of Samsung phones including the new Push to Talk phone, the D357, as well as the perfect text voting phone, the D307. In addition to using their wireless phone of choice to text message their vote each week, Cingular customers can also enjoy Idol Trivia, Idol Fan Club and Idol Chat, not to mention interactive games, downloading ringtones and more. Cingular also will be launching an IDOL-themed sweepstakes later in the season. Stay tuned for more details!
Fourteen-time Emmy-nominated AMERICAN IDOL is created and executive-produced by Simon Fuller, founder of 19 Entertainment, Ltd.; and executive-produced by Cecile Frot-Coutaz, CEO, FremantleMedia North America, Inc.; Nigel Lythgoe, President, 19 Television; and Ken Warwick, Executive Producer, FremantleMedia North America, Inc.
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Kromer Says:
January 17th, 2006 at 3:26 pm
hey all you die hards– don't forget the all day AI marathon today and the season 5 debut tonight!
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January 17th, 2006 at 4:13 pm
We are back again for another season of AI5.
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January 18th, 2006 at 10:47 am
Teen 'Idol'?
The amazing entertainment machine that is "American Idol" started its 5th season last night (news to no one), and it deserves a brief reflection. There is word of a few interesting (although subtle) trends this year: Younger participants. Apparently th…
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By adding teen competitors, AI has finally found its true place among pandering reality shows: Bullying as a spectator sport!
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Actually the thrown water bottle didn't happen to 90 min after Testament ended and after megadeth walked off stage the 1st time and didn't say why. Megadeth did 2 soundchecks and after an hour of no word the people did get restless. I heard one incident when the bass got really loud for 3 seconds and that was it. It was manageable. To send people home and not fix it then was Dave being Dave. People were chanting Dave's a faggot and he got pissed and refused to come back out.
Props to Rams Head for offering people like me who refused to go back the next night a free ticket to any future show. I got to see Exodus and Testament and another show rather than some egomaniac who thinks he's the best musician on the planet.
As far as $35 for a short sleeved shirt, I've never seen that before in my life.
Regaurdless of when the water bottle incident happened, do you really think it's Dave's fault that their were sound issues and they couldn't finish the show? Since when is fixing the soundboard his job? It sounds like they waited as long as they could and the band and the venue did the best they could with the situation. I don't believe that it was Dave's responisibility to adress the crowd as to what was going on. That semms more like a job for one of the roadies or other stage personel that work the show. I love how since Mustaine is an asshole everyone blames him for everything if something goes wrong. Since he's a jackass everything bad that happens involving the band is obviously his fault right? If he was a good guy no one would think this sound issue was his fault at all, but since he's not all the blame get passed to him. Which really isn't fair to him. Sometimes things just happen that are out of your control and I think this is one of those times.
Like I said before Megadeth is not known for walking off stage and not finishing shows. So this to me is just one of those rare ocassions where something odd happened and that's all it is. Don't try to read more into it the situation than what it was.
Also, I don't know what shows you're going to but most major bands do charge $35 a shirt i've seen it numerous times myself.
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thank you for your information. my union might be the one who has to be sued or looked at more carefully. Twenty years ago, my company back then posted all employees vacation time, sick time, personal time ect.. on a bulletin board complete with social security numbers birth dates ect.. It bothered me and I told my boss. He did nothining but say I was paranoid and what would anybody want with my social security number.Flash foward 15 years later...... Identity theft! It felt right then. I knew it! this feels the same way. Thanks for all you could do,
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"Im not sure theres any other state in the country right now thats doing more than we are in IT-related work," said Commerce Secretary Rick Carlisle. "I think theres a real window of opportunity here. There are a lot of major investments being made by companies in Internet-related technologies, and a lot of new companies starting up. So states that capture that will continue to see growth. If you dont capture that, you can be left behind."
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The NC @ Your Service portal forms the cornerstone of an aggressive attempt by North Carolina leaders to put their state at the forefront of the emerging Internet economy. The sites first online citizen services -- auto registration renewals and an electronic store selling
state fair tickets -- appeared in September, and state officials intend to add more at a near-daily clip.
For instance, the state will gradually expand the online store to include sales of tickets for all state-run attractions, as well as merchandise from public facilities like zoos and museums. Officials are studying options for moving all procurement online and integrating local government information and services onto the portal. Also under way are projects creating statewide platforms for electronic forms processing, surplus property auctions and digital signatures.
Ultimately, North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall expects the portal to perform several key functions.
"Its a way we can serve citizens on their time frame. Theres a reason why Wal-Mart is open 24 hours a day -- people shop 24 hours a day. People will use government 24 hours a day if we make it available to them," she said. "Also, we have a growing high-tech industry in North Carolina, and if we as a government dont lead by showing that we are interested in this kind of thing, how can we get venture capitalists to look at North Carolina? How can we get companies to locate here? How can we get universities to emphasize the curriculum that will turn out
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In fact, Carlisle said an effective Web presence has become essential for attracting attention from professional site consultants that advise companies on where to locate facilities. "Theyll use Web-based systems for initial searches, so depending on the quality of information that
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Heeding that advice, Carlisles Department of Commerce created an application called North Carolina SiteSearch that allows Web users to view specifications and pictures of all available industrial buildings and building sites within the state. The agency collected a NASIRE award in September for the initial application, and within months it
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Looking to see some marquee acts in a very intimate setting at SXSW this year? You might want to include evening showcases at the Parish in your plans. The club is located on 6th Street between Sac Jacinto and Brazos, and has played host to acts of all shapes and sizes over the years. The guys who run the venue day-to-day, Austen Bailey and Mikey Wheeler, clearly take pride in offering live music fans the chance to see bigger acts in a more intimate space. Read more about them, their SXSW experiences, and what to look out for at the Parish this year.
RB: State your names and occupations.
AB: I'm Austen Bailey and I take care of talent buying.
MW: I'm Mikey Wheeler and I'm the General Manager - I oversee pretty much everything besides talent buying.
RB: How and why did you guys get started in the music industry?
AB: I started passing out flyers so I could get into shows for free when I was in college and broke. I think the community aspect of music is really what speaks to me. I like the general sense of togetherness and the dissolution of ego that takes place when everybody is in the same space dancing and enjoying life.
MW: And of course all of that contrasts with the all of the egos involved in getting the show together. [Laughter]
AB: Music festivals were a big part of it too. That was where I decided, "Okay, this is what I want to do. I want to create environments that are conducive to people getting together, having a good time and connecting with one another."
MW: I've always known that I wanted to be in some sort of entertainment industry. Basically, since I was a teenager, I've been going to shows. I was the kid that had the garage that everybody came and hung out in and whatnot. I've always been hosting. Really, I just found a place in this building. Started off small and fell in love with the room up here from being a waiter downstairs. I've just stuck with it ever since.
RB: How long has the Parish supported SXSW as an official venue?
MW: Since before I've been here. I'm pretty it's been an official venue since the Mercury days, if I'm not mistaken. I don't know for a fact, but I'm going to throw it out there - 10 years or more, when Parish [changed its name] from Mercury.
RB: Do you have any stories from past SXSWs at the Parish that you would like to share?
AB: This is my first South By in-house. I'm trying to think if there is anything that happened as a patron that I can remember. I honestly can't remember, so I guess that's a good thing. Mikey?
MW: They all kind of blur together. At SXSW, even when I was just working security for the venue, I was still pullin' 10-12 hour days for the entire week and now it's even more so.
The first year I was working here was the most amazing thing that I know of ever happening on our stage. Perry Farrell was doing a solo acoustic showcase [with] Slash from Guns N' Roses, Dave Navarro I think.
AB: Yeah, Dave Navarro from Jane's Addiction, Slash. Was it the same time that Tom Morello played here?
MW: Yeah, they were all playing together. That was intense. I was working at the bar downstairs and managed to get the barback to cover for me for all of 30 seconds. That was crazy.
AB: Last year was really cool. I was doing a showcase downstairs and upstairs Alt-J was playing. There were like 15,000 people in line, we're a 450 cap room.
There's a little lounge area downstairs, and they were using that as the green room for upstairs. I was sitting down there and the Alt-J guys were chillin' down there too. This was kind of close to the beginning of when they were just getting huge.
It was cool talking to those guys and getting perspective from those dudes who were kind of just thrown in to it. Doing twelve shows or whatever during South By. I'm not into a whole lot of mainstream stuff, but for a band that can sell out Stubb's their first time through town, it was cool to see that kind of [fan] devotion and musicianship.
RB: What are you looking forward to seeing at the Parish this South By?
AB: I'm most stoked for Bob Mould. Merge Records is doing a showcase here on Thursday the 13th. Bob Mould is a legend, so it'll be cool to see him. I think Wye Oak is playing that night as well.
RB: What does it mean to you, the city of Austin, and live music in general to have SXSW here in town?
MW: I think that the SXSW Festival is probably one of the big reasons why we have our reputation of being the Live Music Capital of the World, honestly. Especially for the type of festival it is - a multi-venue festival, and growing from just showcasing local artists primarily to being an international festival that every band in every country across the world wants to come and play.
AB: It means a lot of sleepless nights for Mikey and I for at least ten to twelve days. But South By is part of what, as Mikey was saying, makes Austin's culture what it is. It's a bold move to say that you're going to do a festival over ten days with largely free shows, bands playing in extreme underplay situations, and still be able to do it for around 30 years.
Not only does it touch live music; there's a lot of mixing of ideas and trying to revolutionize the fan experience utilizing all of the wonderful technologies that we have to deliver better qualities of shows to people.
There's bands from all over the world. There's an Australian party happening somewhere, and there's a South Korea party happening.
MW: We had a Scottish party one year.
AB: Bet that was good for the bar. [Laughter]
RB: What's the favorite show you've ever see at the Parish? This doesn't have to be a South By show, just anytime.
MW: I'm gonna go with Gogol Bordello. They did a huge underplay here - it was absolutely insane. I switched to bartending at the little bar next to the stage and probably didn't pay near enough attention to my customers.
AB: I'd have to say the sold out Motet show we had this past November was pretty great. Holds a special place in my heart because the band hadn't been to town in over a decade and we were able to pack the house. Great feeling.
Seeing Thom Yorke do a DJ set - that was cool too.
MW: It was even better seeing one of the security guards deny him access to the green room. But he didn't have his credentials!
AB: It's so hard to choose really, recently Bonobo did a DJ set for a Fun Fun Fun Fest after party. That's kind of what this room is - massive underplays. Getting to see these amazing acts in a very intimate setting with high quality production - that's what we're all about.
RB: Last question - desert island albums?
AB: Artifact by STS9. There's a Led Zeppelin album in there but I'm trying to think of which one it would be… Houses of the Holy probably. I'm Good Now by Bob Schneider. The Soft Bulletin by The Flaming Lips. Greatest Hits by Creedence. And Fate by Dr. Dog.
MW: I'm gonna go with Amon Amarth, Deceiver of the Gods, their new one that just came out. Dropkick Murphys' Live on St. Patrick's Day, just because it's a good variety of all their stuff. The Three Hanks, Men With Broken Hearts, just because that gets all three of them in there, all at once. I'll go with a Rat Pack album just for a chill time.
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With Verizon Wireless poised to start offering the iPhone, a key issue for consumers is: Will the popular device cause the network the same kind of problems it did at AT&T?
With Verizon Wireless poised to start offering the iPhone, a key issue for consumers is: Will the popular device cause the network the same kind of problems it did at AT&T?
Although more than 73 million iPhones have been sold worldwide since Apple introduced the smartphone in mid-2007, in the U.S. its sole carrier — AT&T — has weathered complaints from users about slow performance and dropped calls.
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But when it comes to the iPhone, Verizon has a key advantage over AT&T: It didn't go first.
"AT&T had to go through quite a bit of pain in order to understand what the demand of those customers actually looked like," said Charles Golvin, an analyst at Forrester Research. "But Verizon has already gone through that learning curve — first from watching AT&T and second from watching people on their own network use these data-intensive devices."
Verizon's roster now includes an array of Google-powered Android smartphones built by manufacturers such as Motorola, HTC and Samsung. Over the past year, Android phones have proved to be tough competition for AT&T's iPhone.
Still, the iPhone is expected to add considerable strain to Verizon's network. Analysts expect the carrier to sell as many as 12 million iPhones in 2011.
"We don't offer devices our network is not prepared to support," Verizon spokesman Ken Muche said Monday.
AT&T sold an estimated 15.6 million iPhones in 2010, according to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster.
This year, Munster estimated, Verizon stands to "cannibalize" the sales of 6.5 million iPhones that might have been sold by AT&T.
In December, Consumer Reports rated Verizon the best mobile carrier — and AT&T the worst — in 16 of 23 of the cities it surveyed.
"When we compared the data on satisfaction for iPhone owners (on AT&T) and smartphone owners on Verizon, there was no comparison," Paul Reynolds, the magazine's electronics editor, said before the iPhone announcement.
"That said, we also know that iPhone owners are the heaviest data users," he added. When Verizon gets an iPhone, "they're going to get a lot of stress to their network."
Reynolds and other observers were not convinced that Verizon would be immune from the same issues that have dogged AT&T.
"There will be a flood of customers," said Richard Doherty, research director at the consulting firm Envisioneering Group. "But we're not sure the Verizon network is going to be the panacea that a lot of consumers are expecting."
At the same time, with AT&T's exclusive hold on the iPhone in the U.S. ending, other carriers besides Verizon could be knocking on Apple's door as well.
Bellevue-based T-Mobile USA, for instance, would like to offer the iPhone on its network, which uses the same sort of wireless technology as AT&T.
T-Mobile's new chief executive already has a relationship with Apple. Philipp Humm previously led T-Mobile's business in Germany, where he introduced the iPhone in 2007.
"We would be interested in offering the iPhone, but ultimately it is Apple's decision," a T-Mobile spokeswoman said.
Meanwhile, AT&T seems to be mounting an effort to hold on to its iPhone users, who have complained widely online about the carrier's service. Some customers have said they plan to jump to Verizon, even through they'll have to pay several hundred dollars to get out of AT&T contracts.
AT&T has focused on what it said was the slower speed of Verizon's network. In November, the company released a study noting that its network was 60 percent faster than Verizon's. Verizon has not denied the claim.
On Sunday, AT&T spokesman Larry Solomon said, "I'm not sure iPhone users are ready for life in the slow lane."
Google may lose business as well when Verizon starts selling the iPhone, which will compete with smartphones running Google's Android operating system.
The Verizon iPhone may cannibalize about 2 million Android shipments a year, said Dan Hays, partner at consulting firm PRTM. Electronics research firm Gartner Inc. said 20.5 million Android phones were sold in the third quarter.
"A lot of people who bought Android phones were buying it in lieu of an iPhone because they couldn't get one on the Verizon network" said Charlie Wolf, a Needham & Co. analyst.
At AT&T the iPhone accounted for 80 percent of smartphone purchases in the third quarter, said Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray. If that's any indication, many Verizon customers will pick the iPhone over Android devices.
Apple may do a better job than Google in helping get more Verizon users to switch to a smartphone for the first time, said Carl Howe, an analyst at the Yankee Group. About 38 percent of AT&T customers use a smartphone, compared with about 30 percent of Verizon's, he said. iPhone users' bills are about $120 a month, compared with about $40 to $80 for users of a regular feature phone, according to Howe.
"If they can get people who are currently on feature phones to upgrade, that would be huge because smartphone users pay a lot more," Howe said.
Verizon may spend $3 billion to $5 billion to subsidize customer purchases of the device this year, cutting into profits, analysts say.
While the smartphone will help Verizon add more subscribers this year than rival AT&T, currently the exclusive U.S. carrier for the iPhone, it will also crimp profits, said John Hodulik, an analyst at UBS. Hodulik said Verizon may sell 13 million of the devices with an estimated $400 subsidy this year, which would add up to a total of $5.2 billion.
"You basically write customers a $400 check," said Hodulik, who rates parent Verizon Communications's shares "neutral" and doesn't own them. "We expect margins to be down pretty meaningfully in the first quarter and second quarter."
Verizon also will sell a version of Apple's iPad tablet computer that can connect directly to its network, posing another challenge to AT&T as the carrier's exclusive hold on the iPhone draws to a close.
Verizon will get an embedded chip in the iPad for use on its network, said Francis Shammo, chief financial officer of Verizon Communications, the parent of the wireless unit. iPad users currently need an extra device to connect to Verizon's network. Shammo declined to say when the change may happen.
Material from Seattle Times senior technology reporter Brier Dudley and Bloomberg News is included in this report.


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Grant said:Bosa Properties is a very good developer for sure! Lots of history and they will stand behind what they do. There are a few other development companies run by family members sometimes confused with Bosa Properties such as Bosa Development. Even Appia and Embassy development are all from the Bosa family. A few other developers I like include:The Wall Group (Wall Center, Yaletown Park, Wall Center False Creek, 2300 Kingsway, etc)Aspac (One/Two/Three Harbour Green, Wesbrook at UBC, etc)Westbank (Shangri-La, Shaw Tower, Fairmont Pacific Rim, now 6/Fir, etc)Onni, Cressey, Concert, Salient, Intracorp, Aquilini, are all good too in my opinion. Quite a few good ones but Bosa Properties certainly would be high on the list!
Grant said:Personally I think both Bosa Properties and Bosa Development are very solid. In the case of Blue Sky, I haven't seen that much of them but if Robert Bosa puts his name behind it - then that would be enough for me.
Michael said:Would you say the the family member off shoots like Blue Sky, or Bosa Developement are any better or worse than the original Bosa?
Michael said:Just reinforces my excitement for my first pre-sale condo purchase
Brent said:Michael said:Just reinforces my excitement for my first pre-sale condo purchaseWhich project?
Michael said:Viceroy in New West
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Brent said:Michael said:Viceroy in New West Congratulations, Michael. I recently just took possession of my first pre-sale condo purchase; it's an incredible feeling. I don't think you could have picked a better developer.
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This design came out before and I didn't get it in time before it sold out. When I saw Sanrio made the lucky cat design again I was so happy and luckily a family member bought it for me. It is nice quality, painted well with a glossy finish. Perfect gift for the upcoming Lunar New Year!
Lucky cat
This bank is pretty solid, I've always preferred ceramic banks to plastic ones. This bank is fairly big. You can fit A LOT of change in it and of course is adorable!
Cute and classic!
It's an adorable addition to my collection. It still has the Hello Kitty vibe, but it references the lucky cat well. It is a breakable item so be careful when handling but otherwise is a great but for any Hello Kitty fan!
Love this!
uber adorable1 looks great in my new decorated room! =D
Little bit of luck now and then
Who can't use a little luck now and then? I set it facing the main entryway of my house which some say will bring luck into the home :)
It's a fight!
Bought it for my little cousin's first lunar new year and her mom ended up fighting this 8month old for it. A culturally appropriate gift for the we year and it was really cute. It made the centerpiece of the coffee table right under the flowers.
cute coin bank with Hello Kitty as a lucky cat
it came to me broken
I am very upset because I love it except when I took it out it was broken up top on the head and so it looks ugly and broken
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Lets hope that the new monsters will fill out all the empty space all over agon.
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Considering they are only testing some graphics part, all the core gameplay related features are in place.
Lets hear about those, lets hear about the guild tools you mentioned, lets hear about pvp hotspots, and lets hear about pve, gear and crafting stuff that is new in other ways of simply being a mob (who btw is also total identical to the burrowers in the first zone in the burning crusade.).
Lets hear if its a boos with great drops, what kinda new gear and balance stull will come, more player skills and new drop types and their uses.
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I am trying to deserialise a JSON-RPC object with Jackson. The format of JSON-RPC is :
{ "result": "something", "error": null, "id": 1}
In my case the result property is an generic Object.
I have a class for deserilising the response:
public class JsonRpcResponse {
private Object result;
private JsonRpcError error;
private int id;
public int getId() {
return id;
public void setId(int id) {
this.id = id;
public JsonRpcError getError() {
return error;
public void setError(JsonRpcError error) {
this.error = error;
public Object getResult() {
return result;
public void setResult(Object result) {
this.result = result;
I can get the response object with:
JsonRpcResponse jsonResp = mapper.readValue(response, JsonRpcResponse.class);
I want to have a generic method that deserializes this result object by passing to the method the type of the object (or the class if you want) that is going to be deserialized to. This way I can pass any type of object depending of the response I expect.
For example, I have this class with two properties:
public class JsonEventProperties {
private String conditon;
private String usage;
public JsonEventProperties(String condition, String usage) {
this.conditon = condition;
this.usage = usage;
public JsonEventProperties() {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not yet implemented");
public String getConditon() {
return conditon;
public void setConditon(String conditon) {
this.conditon = conditon;
public String getUsage() {
return usage;
public void setUsage(String usage) {
this.usage = usage;
The result object inside the response for the above case will be:
"result": {"condition":"test","usage":"optional"}
I tried:
where result is a JsonNode intance of the result (Which for some reason is a LinkedHashMap) and objectClass the class I want it to deserialize to. But this is not working.
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Stenotrophomonas maltophilia is a bacteria which is resistant to several antibiotics. Over the last 10 years this bacteria has increasingly been found in the lungs of people with cystic fibrosis. Chronic infection with Stenotrophomonas maltophilia has been found to be linked to pulmonary infections. However, at present, it is unclear if people with cystic fibrosis should be treated for this bacteria when it is grown in their lungs. The purpose of this review is to determine if treatment with different antibiotic combinations for Stenotrophomonas maltophilia will improve lung function or decrease the frequency of hospital admission in people with cystic fibrosis. We also want to review the effect of treatment of chronic Stenotrophomonas maltophilia infection in order to clear this bacteria from the lungs of a person with cystic fibrosis. We did not find any randomized controlled trials which we could include in the review. We did find one trial of antibiotic treatment for pulmonary exacerbations which included patients with Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, but the patients in the trial also had infections caused by other bacteria and we were not able to obtain data separately for the different causes of infection. Randomized controlled trials are needed to inform clinicians as to whether they should treat Stenotrophomonas maltophilia infection in people with cystic fibrosis. In the meantime, clinicians should use their clinical judgement when considering this question.
This review did not identify any evidence regarding the effectiveness of antibiotic treatment for Stenotrophomonas maltophilia in people with cystic fibrosis. Until such evidence becomes available, clinicians need to use their clinical judgement as to whether or not to treat Stenotrophomonas maltophilia infection in patients with cystic fibrosis. Randomized clinical trials are needed to address these unanswered clinical questions.
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia is one of the most common emerging multi-drug resistant organisms found in the lungs of people with cystic fibrosis and its prevalence is increasing. Chronic infection with Stenotrophomonas maltophilia has recently been shown to be an independent predictor of pulmonary exacerbation requiring hospitalization and antibiotics. However, the role of antibiotic treatment of Stenotrophomonas maltophilia infection in people with cystic fibrosis is still unclear.
The objective of our review is to assess the effectiveness of antibiotic treatment for Stenotrophomonas maltophilia in people with cystic fibrosis. The primary objective is to assess this in relation to lung function and pulmonary exacerbations in the setting of acute pulmonary exacerbations. The secondary objective is to assess this in relation to the eradication of Stenotrophomonas maltophilia.
We searched the Cochrane Cystic Fibrosis Trials Register, compiled from electronic database searches and handsearching of journals and conference abstract books. We also searched a registry of ongoing trials and the reference lists of relevant articles and reviews.
Date of latest search: 20 February 2014.
Any randomized controlled trial of Stenotrophomonas maltophilia mono-infection or Stenotrophomonas maltophilia co-infection with Pseudomonas aeruginosa in either the setting of an acute pulmonary exacerbation or a chronic infection treated with suppressive antibiotic therapy.
Both authors independently assessed the trials identified by the search for potential inclusion in the review.
The initial search strategy identified only one study of antibiotic treatment of pulmonary exacerbations that included cystic fibrosis patients with Stenotrophomonas maltophilia. However, this study had to be excluded because data was not available per pathogen.


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LOGICAL provides MSDS and Environmental Management Software and Online Solutions featuring exceptional regulatory compliance resources for your employees. LOGICAL has customizable solutions for managing MSDS sheets, providing Right-to-Know MSDS access, tracking chemical inventory, insuring permit compliance, and generating environmental regulatory reports. In addition, ...
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based in Camarillo, CALIFORNIA (USA)
From R&D through production, Meissner offers optimized filtration and fluid management solutions for your process. Meissner Technical Services (MTS) provides extensive validation services and support. Meissner`s One-Touch™ single-use systems portfolio includes TepoFlex® biocontainers, fluid path assemblies, and FlexStation™ rigid outer containers. Meissner`s membrane ...
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Odour Monitoring Ireland provide a tailored odour and air quality service to both the private and public sector. This service incorporates essential odour and air quality measurement, odour and air quality dispersion modelling and air pollution control project management. Our mission is to provide clients across Ireland and Europe with key odour and air quality ...
Entech Industries Pty Ltd - part of the Dolomatrix Group
based in Newcastle, AUSTRALIA
Technical consulting and project management services in the field of waste management and resource efficiency. Development of waste treatment solutions for specific problems. Consulting and training in the area of occupational health and safety. Development and integration of waste management IT Systems. Our flagship product, the TWM System is a state-of-the-art web-based ...
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based in Raleigh, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
EnSolve Biosystems manufactures proprietary "green", portable biotreatment systems that cost-effectively purify hydrocarbon contaminated wastestreams. EnSolve`s products address oily bilgewater from ships as well as hydrocarbon contaminated process wastes, groundwater, and `Frack` wastes.
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Landfill Gas to Energy Systems - Landfill Gas Collection System. Highland Energy (N.S.) Inc., is a privately owned Canadian Corporation solely committed to the recovery and utilization of landfill gas for the purpose of creating environmental and financial benefits. Highland accomplishes this by creating emission reductions of CH4 (Methane) and utilizing the recovered ...
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Providing Technology & Software for a Better Environment, LANDTEC designs & manufactures monitoring systems for renewable energy and Green House Gas (GHG) reduction validation. A certified ISO 9001:2000 company, LANDTEC provides instruments, software and products for landfill gas, biogas digesters and other Methane recovery projects.
Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM)
based in Northampton, UNITED KINGDOM
The Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM), is the professional body which represents over 7,000 waste management professionals - predominantly in the UK but also overseas. The CIWM sets the professional standards for individuals working in the waste management industry and has various grades of membership determined by education, qualification and experience. ...
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Cameras followed the actor/driver Patrick Dempsey throughout his journey that concluded with a fourth place in LM GTE Am at the finish of the 24 Hours of Le Mans 2013. The star of Grey's Anatomy, had already come to La Sarthe in 2009 in support of the French organisation Mécénat Chirurgie Cardiaque – Enfants du monde, who fund surgery for children with heart problems all over the world, but he has always had the desire to return to Le Mans.
The first episode shows how Patrick Dempsey at the wheel of the Porsche 911 GT3 RSR of Dempsey Del Piero-Proton (in association with Proton, showing that that the actor did not come to France to make up the numbers). The documentary shows Dempsey balancing his schedule to continue both his acting and driving careers. Finally, in the last episode he explores why humans have a competitive instinct. The last three episodes will be aired every Wednesday at 22:00 on Velocity channel only.
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Uh, no thanks... I probably would have, before Brian Tong got on the podcast and ruined it beyond recognition.
I kept listening to BoL on the days when I had time and nothing else to listen to, but eventually I gave up and went to TWiT for all my podcasting needs other than The404 which just can't be paralled by any other podcast.
Even when The404 guys hosted BoL a few weeks ago I couldn't be bothered to tune in... I finally had to give up on CNET after years of hiring questionable/annoying/uninformed talent. Tong isn't the only one, but sadly he's the most seen on CNET properties of all the people who I can't stand.
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A study of the organization and techniques of teaching physical education activities on the junior high and senior high school levels. Selection of materials, presentation, curriculum content and class organization are all part of the discussion and study. Areas of study include soccer, softball-baseball, badminton, tennis, racquetball, golf and micro-teaching. Laboratory experiences provided. Prerequisite: Junior HPER major, minor or permission
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"I had a Eureka moment," Jimi Jones told an audience at a lecture last week for his current exhibition Pixels at downtown's Weston Art Gallery. The longtime active member of the Cincinnati arts scene had discovered he could incorporate pixels — the building blocks of computer graphics — into his paintings. Results of that breakthrough can be seen in the vibrant works in the exhibition.
Jones' paintings defy you to ignore them. They are big, they are stridently colorful, they speak to you immediately and they need your close attention. A founding member of the Neo-Ancestralists, an African-American artist collaborative, Jones draws on that culture and a host of others. Now retired from Procter & Gamble after 27 years as art director and manager of displays, Jones grew up in Cincinnati's West End. His design experience imposes a visual order on the multitude of ideas crowding his paintings.
He reaches back to the Old Masters even as he infuses his work with references to contemporary technology. Fragmentation of images into pixels provides artists with a fresh jumping-off point, one Jones adopts with both enthusiasm and discretion.
"Martyrs" is the first work you see. The huge canvas (68 by 144 inches) has a lot going on, its diverse elements linked by pixel-like squares and rectangles of flat, bright colors. The centerpiece shows the descent from the cross, with the martyred Christ delineated in white.
Here, as elsewhere, Jones uses white to snap a primary figure into the viewer's immediate consciousness. Abraham Lincoln, seated to the left and above the central scene, is also white and so is still another assassinated president, John F. Kennedy, at lower left.
This use of white hasn't anything to do with skin color; it's the artist's way of directing your attention. He also uses white in a hard-to-decipher passage that is in fact a shroud for Martin Luther King Jr., who is at far right, himself, in a highly pixilated portrait. Above him sketchy renditions of photographs from the scene of his assassination give a hurried sense of horror and disbelief. Despite these many subjects, a large proportion of the canvas is simply painted in a burnt umber color, the dark brown paint thin enough for brushstrokes to be apparent. Jones' method here and elsewhere is to use many layers of oil paint with acrylic finishing touches.
Eight paintings make up the exhibition, including a small — for this artist! — study (24 by 36 inches) for "Hoods in the Hood." Jones has said the artist Hans Hofmann is the person he would most like to have studied with, and Hofmann's famous push-pull use of color and paint application is most apparent in the bars of color that virtually vibrate on the canvas of "Hoods in the Hood."
Nearby in "In the Eye of...," Marilyn Monroe receives the white treatment; other women whose beauty is their passport also appear. Tellingly, none of those people appear to be happy except one older woman, content and confident without beauty, who smiles with real pleasure.
Other works comment on shared characteristics of different cultures, on blatant hypocrisy in the conduct of war, on pop-culture figures. Perhaps the culmination of these thoughts appears in "In the Name of. . ," where Jones treats good and evil as a philosophical push-pull, a metamorphosis of Hofmann's theory of painting. Christ is backed by a gold leaf cross that slants across the composition. There's a rabbi, an altered Confederate flag (one of its stars has been pulled up to become the North Star, Jones says), a devil you can see if you look hard enough and much else against the background of wonderful, life-affirming shades of rose.
PIXELS: PAINTINGS BY JIMI JONES is on view at the Weston Art Gallery through Jan 10. Get gallery details and find nearby bars and restaurants here.
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The first floor has 11 computers, a scanner, a black and white copier, a virus scan station and printers available for faculty, staff, students, and public use. The Winifred M. Pitkin, MD and George P. Pitkin, MD Learning Laboratory is also located on the first floor, providing 20 computers to Medical College students and residents.
The fifth floor Independent Learning Center (ILC), dedicated to R. Foster Scott, M.D., houses 38 computers available for faculty, staff and student use. Fifth floor study rooms are equipped with audio-visual equipment for viewing multimedia materials and projecting laptops for group study.
In-person medical student Lenovo tablet support is available Monday - Friday, 8am - 6pm.
The library has 14 iPads available for loan for educational purposes in support of the medical college curriculum. A full list of our current iPad resources and apps is available here.
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Audio-visual support is provided to college classrooms and lecture halls out of the Library, Monday - Friday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm. Call 518-262-5530 for assistance.
The Library supports medical educators who wish to integrate instructional technologies into their teaching. Examples include: the Sakai learning management system, lecture capture and prerecording lectures, the audience response system, SMART boards, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, the Academic Survey tool, graphics, multimedia, audio and video.
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Graeme Farmer admits he's still buzzing about being appointed grounds manager at Bodymoor Heath - and thrilled with the words of encouragement from manager Paul Lambert this week at the start of pre-season.
Farmer was announced as training ground turf chief last month following the exit of Jonathan Calderwood from the role.
The 36-year-old - who has worked at Bodymoor for 12 years - jumped at the chance to take on the senior role.
He had meetings with Lambert along with head of facilities Tom Fantini and head of football operations Gary Karsa before being offered the once-in-a-lifetime job.
He said: "I am over the moon still. I was very proud that they asked me to take on the role. I jumped at the chance immediately when they offered it to me.
"When Jonathan left, I mentioned that I would love to be considered. I had meetings with Tom and discussions with Paul and Gary - and it all happened very quickly after that.
"It's fantastic to work here. The atmosphere is tremendous. That's thanks to the manager and his staff.
"It's all about that relationship. The aim is to provide the best surface, that's always been the case - and that's what the manager wants.
"The manager presses on you as staff here that we're all in together. He demands high standards and that's what we work to.
"You all feel part of it with him in charge.
"It's great to work up here. You very much feel part of his team."
Farmer has been hectic this summer, getting all thirteen pitches up to speed for the start of pre-season.
He's delighted with the top-quality surfaces and paid tribute to the nine-strong staff for getting everything prepared immaculately for the first day back.
He continued: "It's not about me - no way, far from it. You are only as good as the lads you work with and the guys here are fantastic. We all have had a part to play in getting things ready.
"We are very happy with how things have gone. The pitches look really good.
"The summer hasn't been the best. It's been very cold. It took a bit longer for the seed to germinate. It's been interesting. But we have got there.
"I had a brief chat with the manager on Monday and he was very happy with where we are at the moment with it. It's looking good. We are determined to keep our standards very high."
Farmer revealed it's a process of "stages" to get the complex's pitches up to speed.
He continued: "We start in April by taking one of the first-team pitches and the academy goalkeeping area out of action.
"We start those before the end of the previous season so they are the areas the players use when they get back for pre-season training.
"We try and allow twelve weeks from stripping back off to growing back in.
"Then the lads go away for pre-season and when they come back they will have another pitch and the senior goalkeeping area ready and waiting for them.
"Just before the season starts, the main pitch - the replica of VP - will be up and running.
"It's stage to stage. You don't want to take all the pitches out and then find the weather turns and you have three unplayable areas out there. That's why we do it like we do.
"Overall we are doing things more or less the same as before. Nothing was broke - so why fix it?
"I have made a couple of minor changes but nothing drastic. The plan we had in place was pretty flawless anyway."
Farmer, whose dad - also called Graham - worked at Atherstone GC and Forest of Arden GC - will be working closely with Paul Mytton, who took on the same role of grounds manager at Villa Park.
It's about best-practice and ensuring that there's a flow of ideas and information across the club.
He added: "We liaise regularly. We have a very close working relationship.
"We talk about the science of it - it's not just about cutting grass - best practice and alternative techniques.
"We're always bouncing ideas off each other. We have a routine where everyone knows what everyone else is doing too.
"They key is that I could go to Villa Park and know how they operate and vice-versa."
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Gov. Rick Scott's appointment of four new state utility regulators was unanimously approved Monday by a Senate panel, despite criticism from a ratepayers' organization about Chairman Art Graham's huddling with a water company's lobbyist during a Washington, D.C. conference.
Graham already has an Ethics Commission complaint filed against him by David Bussey of Zephyrhills, an administrator with a recreational vehicle park served by Aqua Utilities Florida, whose customers also include about 1,200 Lake Osborne Estates residents west of Lake Worth.
Bussey called for the Ethics and Elections Committee to deny Graham's confirmation over his almost hourlong meeting with Aqua's regional president, Christopher Franklin, during a break in a national utilities conference in February at Washington's Renaissance Hotel. Graham said the pair didn't speak about Aqua's rate issues.
Instead, Graham told the committee, "We were just two guys sitting back, killing time."
But Bussey countered, saying, "How much time does it take before any wrongdoing takes place? What's the tipping point?"
Aqua has about 16,000 customers across 17 Florida counties. Many have been hit with steep, recent rate increases, with the company doubling Lake Osborne's rates in 2009 and seeking another 30 percent increase this year.
The Senate panel seemed unfazed by Graham's lapse, which he called a "rookie mistake."
Graham and Commissioners Ronald Brisé, Julie Brown and Eduardo Balbis, a former assistant city administrator in West Palm Beach, were approved for confirmation Monday. They still must go before the full Senate.
The PSC, which decides millions of dollars in utility matters, lately has turned into a revolving door.
After the PSC rejected a Florida Power & Light rate hike last year, four of the five commissioners failed to gain reappointment. Two were rejected by the state Senate, and two failed to get renominated — prompting charges that the commissioners' reappointments were somehow derailed by the utility company.
FPL President and CEO Armando Olivera has rejected that speculation as "rumors, innuendo and baseless attacks."
Despite vows to shun new taxes or fees, the Senate also is advancing a proposal giving FPL and other investor-owned utilities authority to increase customer rates $377 million over the next five years.
The electric companies, heavy contributors to both political parties, would be allowed to tack on the additional charge — without prior approval by state regulators — to cover their costs of building solar and biomass energy plants or buying renewable energy from producers.
For FPL's 4 million customers, mostly in South Florida, the Jupiter-based utility's $206.1 million share could mean an extra $2.40-a-month on average, or $28.80 annually, to encourage the use of alternate sources to oil-, gas-, coal-, or nuclear power.
Supporters said the move will create jobs in the burgeoning renewable industry. Critics said the extra charge is a giveaway, especially to FPL which last year was denied most of a $1.25 billion rate hike by the Florida Public Service Commission.


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HARRISBURG — Gov. Tom Corbett has signed three bills expanding programs designed to help prevent child abuse in Pennsylvania.
Corbett was flanked by dozens of the bills' supporters Monday as he signed the bills in his Capitol offices.
The central bill will enable millions of dollars in grants to the state's 21 child-advocacy centers, as well as new ones, and foster the use of multidisciplinary investigative teams.
It doubles the fee for copies of birth certificates from $10 to $20 to generate nearly $4 million a year. Also, a $408,000 surplus will be transferred from the anti-drug "DARE" license-plate program, which is being terminated.
Corbett promised in his 2010 campaign not to raises taxes or fees. He calls this new fee increase a cost of doing business.
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I have recently switched to Slackware 13 on my laptop. This distribution is the best performer of all distributions I have used when it comes to Wi-Fi access.
You might think that Slackware is for the ubergeek. At one time it was. Today's distribution, while it requires manual configuration for the most part, some parts, such as wireless networking and printer configuration have been facilitated with new tools.
Wireless configuration under Slackware, and its variants Zenware and Vector Linux, is facilitated with the wicd suite, which is faster and better than Network Manager, designed for the GNOME desktop.
Slackware flies on the Toshiba L305 laptop, and only requires anywhere from 128MB to 512MB depending on the desktop environment installed. The 512MB is for the KDE 4.2 distribution that comes with Slackware 13. XFCE, WindowMaker, FVWM, and iceWM are some of the desktop environments that come with Slackware, and there are numerous sources of Slackware packages.
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VirtualBox and QEMU are emulators that allow other Linux distributions as well as other operating systems to run within Linux (in this case, Slackware 13). As of this writing, I have PCLinuxOS running inside VirtualBox, FreeDOS 1.0 running inside QEMU, and IBM PC-DOS 6.3 running in QEMU.
Why did I do this? I have in storage boxes of old DOS and Windows software on diskette of which I have purchased back in the 1990s, and I wish to get as much of this old software running on my laptop as possible.
On FreeDOS, I have Lotus 1-2-3 v2.4, the Rebel Spreadsheet (how many of you remember this lesser known product?), and Turbo Pascal 4.0 (now there is a classic). FreeDOS includes the Watcom C and C++ compilers.
On PCDOS 6.3, I have the DJGPP compiler system with GNU utilities. This is the definitive software development system for development of 32-bit DOS applications. (These applications can run on DOS with 32-bit extenders, Windows 3.x, Windows 9x/ME, and OS/2.) I also have Geoworks Pro v2. This was an office productivity suite built on GEOS (originally written for IBM x86 machines as well as for the Apple II series, Commodore 64/128, and Atari ST series machines).
On WINE (the Windows compatibility layer package), I have Lotus Improv running on Slackware. This product is a true classic. This was how spreadsheets were supposed to be designed. I could explain how this spreadsheet works, but then I would take up too much space on this blog to do so. But I do know this: WINE allows access to printers connected through the CUPS system, thanks to the WINEPS.DRV file. How's that for going back to the future.


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A mousy, middle-aged caretaker travels from the Baltics to the City of Light to look after a serious piece of work in "A Lady in Paris," from Estonian filmmaker Ilmar Raag ("The Class").
A mousy, middle-aged caretaker travels from the Baltics to the City of Light to look after a serious piece of work in "A Lady in Paris," from Estonian filmmaker Ilmar Raag ("The Class"). Jeanne Moreau aces the role of a prickly, elderly Estonian who doesn't want anyone to look after her in her adopted home country, much less a woman from her long-abandoned place of birth, but the wafer-thin story offers too little beyond an enjoyable reminder of the actress's talent. Older auds might appreciate the film's familiarity and elegant intimacy.An unnecessarily protracted first reel is set in wintry Estonia, where nondescript divorcee Anne (Laine Magi) finds herself alone when the bedridden mother she looked after for years gives up the ghost. As if on cue, the nursing home where Anne used to work contacts her with an unexpected job offer to look after an elderly compatriot in France. Anne is picked up at the airport by French cafe owner Stephane (Patrick Pineau), who drives her to the tastefully appointed Parisian apartment of her nominal employer, Frida (Moreau). The new caretaker is left with very few instructions, apart from the information that she can't let Frida go near the medicine cabinet, and that her new boss can be "a little direct." This turns out to be a major understatement, as the haughty Frida hurls one-liners at Anne and refuses to speak Estonian. The screenplay, credited to Agnes Feuvre, Lise Macheboeuf and Raag, and inspired by the experiences of the helmer's mother, hardly avoids the beaten path. The remainder of this slight, foreseeable if fairly enjoyable story essentially consists of Anne putting up with Frida's colorful tantrums and working out that Stephane's relationship with the haughty old dame is not what Anne assumed it was. None of the film's small-scale revelations, including the reason Frida became a pariah among her Estonian friends in France, carries much weight, and the gradual transformation of both women (the titular "Lady" could of course apply to either) feels less like a surprise than like an unavoidable consequence of the plot's rather basic setup. Director Raag, who made his debut with the visceral, unrelenting murder-in-high-school tale "The Class," here goes the opposite route, achieving an unhurried classicism in synch with the plush setting. His cinematic tricks are now less in-your-face but no less effective; shots lengthen as Anne gradually finds her footing, just as her outfits grow more stylish the more time she spends in the fashion capital. Though Moreau doesn't show up until 20 minutes in, she looks luminous and steals every scene she's in, seeming to savor each line on her tongue before spitting it out with evident relish. Playing an immigrant in a foreign land who, toward the end of her life, finds confidence by respecting her appearance and ingrained habits, the actress also allows a glimpse of humanity to escape from underneath her character's steely demeanor. Opposite such an effortlessly layered performance, Magi is stuck with a bigger but also more predictable arc and none of the good comebacks to make up for it; ditto poor Pineau. Indoors, most of the film is in the shallow-focus images typical of digital equipment, while the choice of some of the outdoor locations are particularly cliched, especially the shots of the Eiffel Tower combined with an accordion-led tune on the soundtrack.
A Lady in Paris
A TS Prods., Amrio Prod. presentation and production, in association with La Parti Prod., with the participation of Canal Plus, Cine Plus. (International sales: Pyramide Intl., Paris.) Produced by Milena Poylo, Gilles Sacuto, Riina Sildos. Co-producers, Philippe Kauffmann, Adrian Politowski, Gilles Waterkeyn. Directed by Ilmar Raag. Screenplay, Raag, Agnes Feuvre, Lise Macheboeuf.
Camera (color, HD), Laurent Brunet; editor, Anee-Laure Guegan; music, Dez Mona; production designer, Pascale Cosigny; costume designer, Ann Dunsford; sound, Pierre Mertens, Valene Leroy, Emmanuel de Boissieu; casting, Brigitte Moidor. Reviewed at Locarno Film Festival (competing), Aug. 3, 2012. Running time: 94 MIN.
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The Meridian area and others in Mississippi and Alabama are seeing the effects of major wildfires that have hit south Georgia and north Florida.
The National Weather Service issued a special weather statement on Monday, saying smoky conditions in southeast Mississippi will reduce visibility anywhere from two to five miles.
The visibility will be especially bad late at night when the smoke becomes mixed with fog.
Forecasters advise people with respiratory ailments to stay indoors as much as possible through Tuesday.
The wildfire that raced through the Okefenokee Swamp in southeast Georgia and into Florida has burned over 102,000 acres in Florida. It was started by lightning more than a week ago.
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Croatia were too strong for Italy, wrapping up an 11-6 win to take up a commanding position in their group.
With three wins out of three, they stand top with just the bottom two teams - Kazakhstan and Australia - left to play.
Paulo Obradovic helped himself to two goals, while Damir Buric, Niksa Dobud and Maro Jokovic netted one each in the contest.
Pietro Figlioli and Valentino Gallo scored two each for Italy, while Niccolo Gitto and Alex Giorgetti netted one apiece.
Spain showed their strength in depth as they overcame Australia 13-9.
David Martin, Albert Espanol and Felipe Perrone each netted a brace for Spain, while Billy Miller was on target five times for the Australians.
Greece made light work of Kazakhstan, wrapping up an 11-4 success.
The Kazakhs slipped to their third successive defeat of the Games, while the Greek side claimed their second win out of three Group A matches.
Montenegro, meanwhile, clawed back a hard-fought 11-11 draw against Group B rivals Serbia in an enthralling clash - setting up an intriguing second week in the competition.
Serbia looked to be in control as they led for the majority of the match, but Montenegro kept pegging them back, and crucially clinched an equaliser in the very last minute of the game.
Reigning Olympic champions Hungary claimed their first points in the tournament following a 17-15 win over Romania.
Norbert Madaras fired home five for the eventual winners, while Norbert Hosnyanszky and captain Peter Biros netted hat-tricks.
Great Britain slipped to a third successive defeat, going down 13-7 against the USA.
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06 April 2014
By Craig Gabriel
Photo: Fresh FocusStanislas Wawrinka (SUI)
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND:In a stunning comeback on a weekend that epitomised the brilliance of Davis Cup by BNP Paribas, Switzerland became the final nation to secure a place in the semifinals of the competition to be played in September. Switzerland came back from 2-1 down after the doubles rubber to win the two reverse singles on the final day.
After disappointing results the first two days Stanislas Wawrinka rallied from a set down to defeat Mikhail Kukushkin 67(4) 64 64 64 and then Roger Federer sealed the tie with a 76(0) 62 63 victory over Andrey Golubev.
"It's great. I was hoping so much I was going to get a chance to play and not just watch Stan play," said Federer. "I got the opportunity and I'm happy I lived up to the hype and the expectations, and I was able to get the boys through so very happy for them.
"I was confident but not silly confident but respectful confident towards the opponent (we could do it). I knew Stan was going to play better than Friday and I thought as well that he was going to do a better job with rhythm and against the type of player Kukushkin was, he'd find a way. That's what happened. It was tough for him for a long time.
"Then personally for me, I just felt I was playing such great tennis the last six months that I would find a way as well and I did. It's a relief but it was a great feeling."
The score line did hide the fact that the first set was close. Federer had a service break but credit to Golubev for striking back. However, when they did get to the tiebreak it was one-way traffic as Federer picked up his aggressive play with an immediate mini-break. He never looked back and was like being in a one man race as he won the breaker without dropping a point.
Golubev was trying so hard to stay in touch with Federer but it was clear that the "Great One" was making it tougher and tougher for the Kazakh. Some of the returns he was playing in front of the incredibly loud partisan, but respectful, crowd were wonderful to watch.
He went up 4-2 when Golubev sent a forehand wide down the line and the fans erupted yet again with approval. Two games later he broke for the second set with the set point winner being vintage Federer. From the deuce corner of the court he blitzed a forehand crosscourt passing shot - which Golubev could only watch speed past him to land in - and as part of the follow through motion of that stroke he jogged to the courtside bench
If it had not been for Wawrinka turning his tennis around it would have been such a different landscape. After losing the first set he didn't seem as down as he was on the Friday. He knew that he was not playing badly and he just had to remain calm.
"I think I was doing the right thing," said Wawrinka even though he lost that first set. "I was playing better than him and he had to play at his best, and I knew if I would keep the same level it would be difficult for him to play a five set match like this and that's what happened.
"I started to play even more aggressive, make more winners, come to the net and I took my chances when I had them at the end. I am really happy with the match."
The support for Wawrinka helped lift him incredibly and the atmosphere was something special.
Wawrinka said: "I had two difficult days losing to Golubev, losing the doubles; I was not playing my best tennis but I'm really happy with my level today. I went for it and I took that match. It was a tough match, he was playing really good, so I'm happy with myself and my game."
Both Kukushkin and Golubev gave it their best but they ran into two players who were able to lift to greater levels with their experience but this weekend has opened the eyes of the Kazakhs and it allowed them to believe they can stand alongside some of the most powerful tennis nations in the world.
"It was a fantastic weekend and I'm very proud of our team and everyone involved in the team, not just the players," said Captain Dias Doskarayev. "Overall it was fantastic no matter how the result went. We ended up losing but the score doesn't matter, the fact that we hung in and gave a battle. This weekend will have a lasting effect.
"Even though we lost we accomplished something huge. Of course it will take time to sink in but we can find out that we can develop tennis more. We can get our guys on TV and in interviews and people will find out more about tennis and that's what we're trying to do."
The Swiss now swing their attention to hosting Italy in the semifinals. Where it will be played remains to be seen but Federer suggested he'd be very happy to have it at the same arena.
"We're in Switzerland, we don't have too many arenas and halls, this is all temporary but it's very special," said Federer. "The history of the matches being played here, I hope we can do this one again."
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