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USPTO releases Apple's patent application covering the selling and borrowing of digital content
0. phoneArena posted on 08 Mar 2013, 09:50
Apple has filed an application with the USPTO that covers a process by which owners of legally purchased digital content such as eBooks, movies and music can transfer ownership of this content including the legal rights that allow them to have such content on their Apple iPhone or Apple iPad; Amazon was awarded a patent for a similar process that involved the creation of a digital second hand marketplace...
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1. rodkurt (Posts: 128; Member since: 29 Nov 2012)
why don't they just focus on making good phones...
5. procopiojose (Posts: 132; Member since: 26 Oct 2012)
apple don't care if ios is the most stupid os ever because people who buys iphones and think it is highend material are more stupid anyway..
6. Mxyzptlk (unregistered)
Because they already have that part down packed.
13. VZWuser76 (Posts: 4785; Member since: 04 Mar 2010)
It's down pat. Hopefully you're not the product of their quality control. Otherwise bad news for them.
14. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Well you can never blame quality of their programming. It just works ... like Myxtyxpyx ... :D
10. NexusKoolaid (Posts: 493; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
Because good phones are only part of the equation. Love 'em or hate 'em, Apple is where they are because of the ecosystem they have built, and this patent application is intended to build upon that ecosystem.
2. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
how many times are we going too see their USELESS B.S. PATENT?
3. sorcio46 (Posts: 435; Member since: 27 Jul 2011)
How they are able to patent 4 circles with words inside?
4. procopiojose (Posts: 132; Member since: 26 Oct 2012)
apple must must patent the word "iDiot". so no one can use it against them..
15. ZeroCide (Posts: 785; Member since: 09 Jan 2013)
I'll still use it against them. Mxyzptlk is one of the biggest ones.
7. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
Sigh, no this is just getting ridiculous. They need to crack down on all of these submissions. They should probably look into only filing a certain amount every 3 years. And they should have a penalty in place for submitting a patent that isn't approved.
8. fuzzybear (Posts: 2; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
LOL I could not help but laugh my A** off at "sorcio46" comment & I agree with "rodkurt" comment.
9. roscuthiii (Posts: 2241; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
Anybody else smell bullsh!t?
16. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Patent on "Borrowing" ... any Patent on "Stealing" and "Robbing" in place? I think USPTO should call applications for Stealing and Robbing also.
17. Zero0 (Posts: 592; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
Apple is the greatest inventor of the millennium. Their creation of selling things will revolutionize the entire universe.
18. WHoyton1 (Posts: 1635; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
You are a special one arent you...
20. Zero0 (Posts: 592; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
That depends. In what way, exactly? Was my sarcasm not up to par?

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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Micaella Riche sets her goals high. She's a 6-foot-3 center who averaged 13 points and eight rebounds per game last season for the University of Minnesota women's basketball team.
"There's this feeling and passion that you get just when you score a basket," said Riche.
While girls are twice as likely as boys to drop out of sports by the age of thirteen, life is still dribbling and drills for Riche.
"Wanting to be the best, at the end of the day, that's what I want," she explained.
"We have record numbers of girls participating in sports at every level," said Nicole Lavoi, who studies girls and sports at the University of Minnesota.
In 1972, one in 27 girls played high school sports and now it's one in three. Still, women face more hurdles before reaching equality. Girls see female athletes on television less than two percent of the time. Lavoi said that in thirty years of Sports Illustrated, females appeared on less than four percent of their covers.
"So what does that tell young girls? My athleticism isn't as valued as my male counterpart's," she explained.
New reports show 82 percent of women executives played organized sports after elementary school, and 60 percent said it gave them a competitive edge over others in the business world. Athletes not only learn to compete, but they also learn to build work ethic, the ability to handle pressure, build teamwork, and confidence.
Recent studies out of Fortune magazine shows that when it comes to men and women: 95 percent of Fortune 500 executives participated in high school athletics.
As for Riche, she's learned the value of playing sports and she's well positioned to succeed; both on and off the court.
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At the Electronica India 2009 conference in Bangalore on Wednesday, Vijayendra Mohan Agrawal, general manager, head of infotainment and telematics practice team, Wipro (a major Indian IT firm), said, "The project is in its second phase and will be completed in March next year. Wipro is looking for Tier-I suppliers like Bosch to commercialise the project."
Interestingly, these gizmos and gadgets won't be restricted to premium cars alone. Wipro is looking to streamline activities to incorporate them in small cars as well. Besides browsing the net, you can also listen to music, watch internet television, operate bluetooth-enabled mobile phones through voice commands and use camera displays for easy navigation.
Agrawal is part of a 10-member squad, called the Infotainment and Telematics Practise Team, which is working on the project for the last one year. Currently, the in-car infotainment in India is mainly restricted to external devices like mobile phones, music systems and portable navigation devices, which are generally supplied by after-market players.
However, Wipro's project will incorporate automotive electronics within the car's dashboard. The technology, which is also called in-dash infotainment, will be fitted by the original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). The in-dash infotainment systems market in India is expected to touch Rs 3,600 crore by 2012, according to a Frost and Sullivan study.
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Bret Michaels "Feels Awesome" About Getting Engaged
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Train star Pat Monahan is making the most out of his talented kids. His son is the band's official photographer and his singer daughter often joins him onstage for duets.
The "Hey, Soul Sister" star has turned life on the road with his band into a small family business - and he has found key roles for his kids. He says, "My 17-year-old son travels with the band a lot of the time and he's an amazing photographer, so he's our photo guy. My 13-year-old daughter, Amelia, she comes up onstage and sings Soul Sister with me."
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WASHINGTON, Pa. -- The Washington & Jefferson College men's water polo team was defeated by Division II Gannon University, 12-8, at Henry Memorial Natatorium.
The team held a pregame ceremony for its lone senior, Andy Rish (North East, Pa./Cathedral Prep). Rish led the Presidents (2-5, 2-2 CWPA Southern Division-West) with five goals on the night, upping his career total to 115. Rish also tallied two assists and one steal.
Junior Cameron Chaves (La Canada, Calif./La Canada) recorded a pair of goals, while freshman Mike Magdic (Frankling Park, Pa./North Allegheny) notched two steals and found the back of the net once.
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Linnea Asbury of Delano and Jacob Kluver of Little Falls were married on January 7, 2012 at Alexandria Covenant Church in Alexandria with a reception at Holiday Inn.
Linnea is the daughter of Blake and Lisa Asbury of Delano, and Jacob is the son of AJ and Laurie Kluver of Alexandria.
Attendants were Kayla Asbury of Champlin, Blake and Alexa Asbury of Delano, Kayla and Ryan Swenson of Denver, Colorado, Allison and Benjamin Kluver and Mitch Kluver of Alexandria, Steven Budtke of St. Paul and Kathryn Stoffels of Maple Grove.
Linnea graduated from Delano High School in 2009 and graduated from Bemidji State University in 2011 with an associate degree in business. She works for United Minnesota Bank in New London in customer relations and bookkeeping.
Jacob graduated from Little Falls Community High School in 2006 and graduated from the University of Minnesota Duluth in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in physical education. He works for Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad in Willmar as a conductor.
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Quick Apple Lettuce Salad Recipe
"THIS REFRESHING SALAD goes nicely with Mom's 'famous' chicken. She tells me she found she could get her children to eat lots of lettuce when it was combined with apples, nuts and mayonnaise."
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- 2 unpeeled red apples, diced
- 1/2 cup diced celery
- 1/4 cup raisins
- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts
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- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1. In a large salad bowl, toss lettuce, apples, celery, raisins and walnuts. In a small bowl or jar with a tight fitting lid, combine dressing ingredients; mix or shake until well blended. Pour over salad and toss. Serve immediately. Yield: 4-6 servings.
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In "Be Mine, Valentine" earlier this year, a raffia covered stand of tubes was created for a Valentine's Day centerpiece (see Archives, Feb 14, 2016). It's time to redecorate this stand for summer.
In the original instructions, sitting on the right, was the 'spool' of green raffia I wanted to use for this redecoration. Big mistake!!!!! In the center is a 'hank' of purple raffia, a loose collection of strands. Unfortunately the 'spools', from Michael's are very sad indeed, consisting of two or three foot strands knotted together into one long strand. OY!!
This made for less than pristine winding of the tubes as the strand had to hide the knots all the time. Hunter green spray paint covered the red. The raffia went right over the purple already there. Eh Voila – a completely different look.
Around The Barns are lots of pots with various varieties of Coleus. I'm particularly fond the strong contrasts of lime green and deep reds.
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What we've been drinking:
We worry about an obesity epidemic, but in 2010, we were still chug-a-lugging soda, which remains the most consumed beverage at an average of 45 gallons in a year. And our professed concern for the environment? Last year we drank more bottled water than ever before.
As 2011 winds down, the prognosticators are turning toward 2012. The Food Channel combined the results of its reader survey with intelligence gathered from the market analysts at Mintel, Culture Waves, and the International Food Futurists to identify the top 10 beverage trends that will shape our drinking habits in the coming year.
What we will be drinking:
1. Do-it-Yourself Flavor
Beverage companies have been experimenting with a profusion of flavors looking for the new blockbuster. Refrigerated cases overflow with lychee water, ginger-peach iced tea, and rhubarb-lemongrass soda. We'll be taking matters into our own hands with powdered and liquid flavor enhancers that are added to water or seltzer; coffee and tea creamers in new flavors like honey-vanilla crème and white chocolate caramel latte; and Coca Cola's new Freestyle machine with a touch-screen that turns you into an instant mixologist with more than 100 flavor variations.
2. The Buzz Around Chocolate Milk
Chocolate milk is all over the map. While school districts are questioning its place in their cafeterias, new studies seem to indicate that it's a better choice than sports drinks for athletes looking to develop more muscle and less fat, and improve oxygen uptake during workouts. New products include straws imbedded with chocolate beads that flavor each sip, and a boozy chocolate milk for grown-ups with the tagline: "Retaste your youth at 40 proof."
3. Cold Coffee is Hot
The iced coffee market has grown by 20 percent in the last five years. Dunkin' Donuts, the nation's largest retailer of coffee—hot and iced—reports that more than a fourth of the yearly, billion cups of coffee it serves are now iced. Iced, frozen, and slushie coffee drinks are available everywhere. Home brewing systems are growing in popularity and you can always grab a pre-bottled iced coffee or ready-to-mix concentrate. Iced coffee is not just for summer anymore.
4. Drink to Your Health
The category of functional beverages is exploding. Bottled waters are enhanced with vitamins and fortified with minerals that claim to battle diabetes, improve digestion, and promote improved bone and cardiovascular health. Sugars are being reshuffled as we steer away from high-fructose corn syrup and back to cane sugar; and away from artificial sweeteners toward natural, zero-calorie plant-based sweeteners like stevia and agave nectar. You can fire up with an energy shot, mellow out with a stress busting anti-energy drink, or sharpen cognition with one of the 'think drinks.'
5. Simple, Seasonal Sips
The local foods ethos is coming to your highball glass. Beers are going seasonal, artisan distillers are cooking up local spirits, and bartenders are embracing a style that's been dubbed 'Market Fresh Mixology,' whipping up cocktails with natural mixers made in-house and freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juices. Even the hotel minibar is now stocked with local brews and regional wines.
6. Fizz-free Combo Meals
Fast food and quick-serve restaurants are looking beyond fountain drinks. McDonald's is urging its customers in ads to 'drinkcessorize' with its new smoothies and frozen lemonade, and Sonic Drive-In is promoting milk shake happy hours. Popeye's is experimenting with soda-lemonade blends, Burger King has toyed with a breakfast cocktail of orange juice cut with Sprite, and they're all testing the waters for alcoholic beverages.
7. Craft Beer is Booming
Sales of craft brews are seeing double-digit increases, even while overall beer sales are flat. In the midst of a mature industry, craft brewers are acting like frisky teenagers as they tinker with ingredients and techniques to brew experimental batches with ingredients like fruit, tea leaves, lavender, chiles, and Nutella. There are so many small, independent artisan brewers popping up around the country that most Americans now live within 10 miles of at least one specialty producer.
8. Bourbon's Rebirth
It's the biggest bourbon boom since Prohibition. Just a few years ago, distillers were ready to consign the bourbon category to that great liquor store in the sky; today, inspired at least in part by the popular period TV series Mad Men, classic cocktails are making a comeback as the twenty- and thirty-something crowd bellies up to the bar for whiskey—specifically bourbon whiskey. Small batch premium and super premium bourbons are now commanding the same respect and high prices that had been the domain of single-malt scotch.
9. Drinks and a Show
Restaurants like to dazzle us with presentation: the pampering turn of a peppermill; the deft, table side deboning of a whole fish; the oohs and aahs of a made-to-order zabaglione that's whisked and flamed in its copper bowl. Now we're seeing the same star treatment for cocktails. Juices are squeezed a la minute, syrups and purees are ladled right under our noses, and mixed drinks are given a deliberately theatrical, tooth-rattling ride in cocktail shakers.
10. How Low Can They Go?
Happy hour has always been a diet disaster, and drinkers, especially women, have always pushed for lower calorie choices. There's a caloric arms race as the big players compete for the title of the lightest of the light beers on the market. Miller had just released its MGD 64, claiming it to be "as light as it gets" at 64 calories, when Bud Select 55 stole the title with a mere 55 calories in a 12 oz. bottle. Pre-mixed, low-calorie cocktails—a category that barely existed just a year ago—is giving a boost to liquor store sales, and restaurants like Morton's Steakhouse, McCormick & Schmick's seafood restaurants, Applebee's, and even that ode to caloric excess, the Cheesecake Factory, have developed low-calorie cocktail menus.


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Exhibitions: The Eye of the Needle: Events
Introductory Tours
Introductory Exhibition talks: Wednesdays 3.30–4.15pm
Tours are free with price of admission and no booking is necessary. Gallery 34.
The Big Stitch
In partnership with the Embroiderers' Guild
Saturday 4 October 2014
11am – 4pm
The Big Stitch returns for another year! Following the success of our 2012 event we would like to invite you to join us for a celebration of all things embroidered.
Follow this link to find out more
Booking is recommended for all lectures as places are limited. To book please telephone the Box Office on 01865 305 305, or follow this link to book online.
In Conversation: Elizabeth and Micheál Feller
With Dr Catherine Whistler, Keeper of Western Art, Ashmolean Museum
Tuesday 26 August, 2–3pm, Headley Lecture Theatre
The renowned Feller Collection was lovingly built up over many years, thanks to the enthusiasm, knowledge and energy of Elizabeth and Micheál Feller. Come and hear the stories that lie behind some of the beautiful objects in the exhibition from the perspective of the keen collector. Tickets £4/£3 concessions. Booking is recommended as places are limited.
Booking is recommended for all workshops as places are limited. To book please telephone the Box Office on 01865 305 305, or follow this link to book online.
'English Work': Embroidery Short Course
With Tanya Bentham, embroiderer
Friday 19 September & Saturday 22 November 10.30am–4pm, Education Centre
This three-day course teaches 'Opus Anglicanum' or 'English Work', an ingenious stitch technique which was used in medieval Europe to create beautifully nuanced images using the natural lustre of silk. Tanya Bentham will show you the basic techniques so you can create a complex embroidery of your own design. Tickets £185/£180 concessions (includes materials, tea and coffee ? additional materials will also be available for purchase). Booking is essential.
Study Day
The Eye of the Needle
With Dr Catherine Whistler, Keeper of Western Art, Ashmolean Museum Thursday 25 September, 10.30am–3.30pm, Headley Lecture Theatre
The exuberant and technically exacting embroideries in this exhibition were made by young girls and women in 17th-century England, a century of religious and political upheaval. In this study day, we explore the social context in which these embroideries were made, and the skills and creativity of the makers through these five lectures:
Invisible Work from Female Hands: Changing Ideas about 17th-century English Embroideries
With Dr Mary Brooks, exhibition curator and lecturer in the Department of Archaeology, University of Durham
Exploring Embroideries Up Close: Techniques and Materials
With Sue Stanton, Textiles Conservator, Ashmolean Museum
Wrought with Flowers and Leaves: Depicting Embroidery in Late 16th and Early 17th century British Portraits
With Karen Hearn, Honorary Professor, University College London
Narrative Imagery and Popular Stories in English Domestic Decoration
With Dr Tara Hamling, University of Birmingham
Women as Embroiderers During the EarlyModern Period
With Dr Lynn Hulse, Editor of Text, The Journal of the Textile Society
Tickets for the study day are £25/£20 concessions. Booking is essential. To book please telephone the Box Office on 01865 305 305, or follow this link to book online.


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The United States and Jewish spokesmen have condemned the firing of shots into the Soviet Mission to the United Nations last Friday as an outrage and a cowardly and criminal act. The latest incident, the third this year against a Soviet facility, was denounced by President Ford, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, Ambassador William Scranton, the National Conference on Soviet Jewry and the American Jewish Congress. A group called the Jewish Armed Resistance claimed responsibility for the shootings. No one was injured in the attack.
Ford said he was "deeply disturbed" by the shooting and declared: "I have instructed the Department of Justice to do everything it can in cooperation with the New York authorities to bring to justice those who committed these vicious acts."
Scranton, the U.S. Ambassador to the UN, branded the incident as an "absolute outrage" and apologized for the shooting at a meeting in New York Friday with Soviet Deputy UN representative Mikhail Kharlamov. A press statement by the U.S. Mission to the UN noted that Scranton had been assured by federal officials in Washington earlier last week that the U.S. government would take energetic action to combat what was termed an "obviously organized campaign."
Stanley Lowell, chairman of the NCSJ, expressed shock and dismay at what he termed "terrorist acts. Referring to the JAR, he said: "These misguided individuals who continue such actions must bear the responsibility for Soviet retaliation in its own borders. Many Soviet Jews presently waiting for their exit visas have expressed their personal dismay over these violent tactics."
The AJCongress, at its biennial convention in Washington, adopted a resolution calling on the FBI and the police to give "highest priority to tracking down all-those responsible" for shooting into the Soviet Mission. The resolution adopted unanimously by the 500 delegates, added: "Those responsible for this cowardly act must be apprehended, brought to speedy trial and if convicted, sentenced to the longest prison term the law permits."
The Jewish Defense League, however, Issued a statement saying it "applauded" the incident. Dov Fisch, associate director of the JDL, told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency that it had become
The Soviet Union, in Moscow and in New York through its Mission, demanded "investigation, detention and punishment for the guilty party and action to be taken by the American side to prevent and avert similar terrorist actions in the future and to guarantee the security of the USSR Mission and its personnel." The USSR also protested on Feb. 28 when shots were fired at the home of members of the Soviet Mission; on March 3 over a Jewish demonstration outside its Mission; and on March 12 after a bomb explosion damaged the New York, offices of Aeroflot.


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Thank you for following today's live coverage of the investigation into the 13 November Paris attacks and the continuing terror alert in Belgium. We will resume our live coverage early on Tuesday morning UK time. In the meantime you can follow all the developments on our homepage.
Paris attacks: 21 arrests in Belgium - live updates
- Brussels enters third day of lockdown on highest level of alert
- Jets from a French aircraft carrier in the eastern Mediterranean have begun missions against Islamic State
- Belgian police arrest 21 people in raids after Paris attacks
- Suspected Paris gunman Salah Abdeslam still at large
- UK Prime Minister David Cameron visits Bataclan concert hall with President Hollande
- All times GMT
Live Reporting
'Ghost city'
The BBC's World Have Your Say programme has been speaking to Brussels residents to get their views on the shutdown. Stephane, a cafe-owner in central Brussels, said it had become "a ghost city".
"It's an overreaction, it only creates mass hysteria," he said. See more here.
Explosive belt 'found in dustbin'
"A belt that may resemble an explosive belt" has been found in the southern Paris suburb of Montrouge, AFP news agency is reporting.
A police source told the agency that the object was found in a dustbin. A source close to the inquiry said telephone data placed Salah Abdeslam, a key suspect in the attacks who is still on the run, in the Montrouge area on the night of the attacks.
Heightened security across Europe
Many countries have had a more visible security presence after the Paris attacks. Here an Italian soldier patrols in Rome's Termini train station.
'I'll be here tomorrow - its my resistance'
Although many visitors are steering clear of Brussels, one old-timer in the city told the BBC's Gavin Lee she was undeterred by the lockdown:
One cafe has opened, one where it's usually hard to get a seat. Today there is one customer, a lady eating a late breakfast. Sylvia is 75, and has been here every day for twenty years. "I am not afraid. We have a lot of security measures, I don't think the terrorists will attack now, and I'll be here tomorrow. It's my way of showing resistance."
Belt 'found by street cleaner'
AP has more on the explosive belt reportedly found in the Paris suburb of Montrouge.
It quotes a police official as saying it was found by a street cleaner on Monday in a pile of rubble.
Police are currently analysing the belt to see if it may have been used in the 13 November attacks that killed 130 people, the official said.
'Explosive belt found' in Paris suburb
The AP agency quote French police as saying that an explosive belt without a detonator has been found in the southern Parisian suburb of Montrouge.
PM thanks the Belgian people
The Belgian government and the Belgian people are facing a very difficult situation and I want to thank the people for their understanding - I also want to thank our security services, they are working very hard.
Brussels metro to re-open on Wednesday
Mr Michel says the Brussels metro system will also re-open "gradually" from Wednesday.
More from Belgian PM
We have today decided to maintain the alert level at the maximum level of 4, the situation is the same with a serious and imminent threat for Brussels. The rest of the country remains at level 3.
BreakingBrussels to stay at highest alert level for a week
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel announces at a press conference that the capital Brussels will remain at the highest alert level until next Monday.
Schools will re-open from this Wednesday, he said.
'Buy presents and leave quickly'
The BBC's Gavin Lee has been speaking to the few people out and about in Brussels.
Today I walked through the Royal Gallery of St Hubert. I counted on one hand the number of shoppers. This place is an essential tourist stop, with Belgian's finest chocolates on display. Only one has opened, with armed soldiers outside, and it has barely any customers. Two Danish tourists select some macaroons, looking over their shoulders as I enter. "We were told by the hotel manager not to come here, but we thought we'd take a chance. Buy presents for the family and leave quickly." Eva, behind the counter, says her boss told her she could have the day off if she was afraid. She says: "I feel I'd be letting myself down if I didn't come in, even if no-one comes in to be served."
BreakingBelgium suspect charged over Paris attacks
The Belgian prosecutor says one of suspects detained in a counter-terror operation has been charged with involvement in the Paris attacks.
Fifteen of the 16 people who were detained in operations on Sunday night have since been released, the prosecutor's office said.
Brussels awaits alert decision
Belgian officials are expected to announce shortly whether they will maintain the current high alert in Brussels for another day.
At least one local official - the mayor of Vilvoorde, a municipality bordering Brussels - has said schools in his district will remain closed tomorrow, regardless of what Brussels authorities decide.
'Has the terrorists' work been done?'
BBC Monitoring
Media in Belgium's neighbouring countries have been pondering the repercussions of the alert in Brussels.
Belgian newspaper La Libre says Brussels now "lives in fear" as "a target". It asks if this is the aim of the terrorists: "Has 'the work been done' as we feared, restricting our movements, taking away our leisure, and imposing a kind of curfew?"
Dutch newspaper NRC highlights tough criticism of Belgium's failure to "clamp down" on violent Islamism.
German conservative paper Die Welt says that "fear of terror will be the city's constant companion in the coming days", adding: "There is little evidence that the major night-time police deployment will restore the confidence of the people of Brussels that they are safe once again."
French left-leaning L'Humanite fears that rising security or counter-terrorism measures might lead to increased violence from both sides of the political spectrum.
BBC Monitoring has produced a more detailed roundup of the press reaction.
High anxiety
A selection of images from the third day of the lockdown in Brussels, where soldiers accompanied police on streets lacking their characteristic bustle.
Terror lockdown 'unprecedented'
Belgian daily Le Soir has been analysing the impact of the Brussels lockdown.
"The lockdown paralyses Brussels and gradually the whole country in a climate of anxiety," it says. "The 'lockdown' of a city for a long period as a precaution against a terrorist threat is unprecedented, not only in Belgium."
The paper also accuses the authorities of creating "horrible confusion" by way of contradictory statements on the situation.
France begins burying victims
Mourners gather to bury two victims of the Paris attacks, Anna and Marion Petard-Lieffrig, outside the Saint Louis Cathedral in Blois, central France, on Monday.Anna, 26, and her sister Marion, 30, were killed in the Le Petit Cambodge restaurant, the AFP news agency reported.
Hollande's busy week
French President Hollande is meeting four world leaders in as many days, to discuss topics ranging from the Syrian conflict to intelligence-sharing between European countries.
This morning he met with UK Prime Minister David Cameron to discuss co-operation in the fight against the so-called Islamic State. He next flies to Washington to see US President Barack Obama, before returning to Paris for a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday.
And on Thursday, he is off to Moscow for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Read Lucy Williamson's full report on French diplomacy following the Paris attacks.
Lockdown humour
Why Belgium?
The emergence of violent jihadism in Belgium is certainly troubling - but the factors behind it are complex, and not entirely confined to Belgium, says Bart Cammaerts, of the London School of Economics' Europp blog.
Ultimately, while attention is now on Belgium and its failures in dealing with the creeping radicalisation of some of its young Muslim citizens, the reasons for this radicalisation are relevant to many other European countries and cannot be reduced to any one factor alone. Above all, European countries must show the courage to reflect internally on how they treat their own Muslim citizens in their educational systems, their job and housing markets, and in everyday life.
Warplanes launch from French carrier
French warplanes have launched their first mission over Syria and Iraq from the aircraft carrier, Charles de Gaulle. The ship in the eastern Mediterranean carries enough planes to more than double France's ability to strike the Islamic State group.
President Hollande has promised to intensify operations against the militants in response to the Paris attacks.
French aircraft have been flying missions over Syria from bases in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates since September.
Bombs or bullets?
Many public spaces in Western cities have been redesigned to reduce the risk and possible impact of bombs. But some of these measures have also made it harder to take cover during a gun attack, according to the New Statesman's City Metric blog.
While aiding the early detection of suspicious items and behaviour, there's a nasty rub. In a different attack context, these same carefully crafted, uncluttered and open spaces can increase vulnerability. Passengers who are unable to flee the immediate vicinity, for example, find themselves sitting ducks with nowhere to hide from determined gunman bent on killing as many people as possible before the cavalry arrives.
'Dark atmosphere'
The BBC's Gavin Lee speaks to tourists in Brussels:
Paris attacks impact French economy
Signs that the attacks in Paris have impacted France's service sector have emerged in the latest survey by Markit.
The firm said a rapid fall-off in trade was behind its index falling from 52.7 in October to 51.3 in November.
"We think the key reason for the slowing in services growth is due to the attacks," Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist said.
"But history does tell us that these events tend to have a very short-lived impact," added Mr Williamson.Read the full report.
Life under the Brussels lockdown
How is the lockdown affecting those living in Brussels?
Schools - Schools and universities in Brussels remained closed on Monday.
Transport - Transport authorities in Brussels suspended the city's Metro underground transport system and some bus routes.
Passengers faced tightened security checks for Thalys and TGV high-speed trains from Brussels Gare du Midi train station.
Work places - Many offices have remained open for a normal working day, but some have advised employees to stay at home.
Tourism - Twitter users reported on Monday that the city's main tourist attractions, such as the Grand Place central square, were unusually quiet.
The Brussels airport is open and all flights are running as normal, but there are increased security measures in place. Read more here.
Is it really a 'lockdown'?
BBC's Wietske Burema tweets:
France to restrict bank cards 'used for attacks'
BBC Monitoring
The French finance minister, Michel Sapin, has announced a series of initiatives to improve the tracking of terrorism financing, Le Monde newspaper reports.
The measures include better supervision of prepaid bank cards, which the ministry believes played an important role in the preparation of the 13 November attacks.
The new measures will make it harder for card users to remain anonymous. Currently, prepaid cards can be recharged without identity checks, so long as they do not exceed 2,500 euros over one year, according to the AFP news agency.
"There are new means of payment which have been created which should be on our radar," Bruno Dalles, head of the finance ministry's Tracfin intelligence unit, told AFP.
Police thanks #BrusselsLockdown cats
During Sunday night's operations in Brussels, Belgians helped police to drown out any leaking of operational details on Twitter.
Using the hashtag #BrusselsLockdown, which was earlier used to tweet updates on the operation, Twitter users posted pictures and videos of cats.
Now federal police has thanked them with a tweet: "To all the cats who helped us last night: help yourselves! #BrusselsLockdown"Read the full story here
France steps up security in schools
France has stepped up security in schools as it continues to enforce its anti-terrorism system, Vigipirate.
Measures include bag checks, a ban on school trips, and mandatory fire and evacuation drills.
Special "smoking areas" are also being introduced within schools to prevent students from leaving the premises.
Read more here.
'Suspect BMW' not linked to Abdeslam
The Belgian prosecutor's statement mentions that a BMW that evaded a police check on Sunday night has since been traced - and is not linked to the counter-terror operation.
Reports of the BMW's escape prompted speculation that Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam had fled Belgium for Germany. The vehicle sped away from police in the Liege region, which borders Germany.
Davis Cup final 'to go ahead'
The Davis Cup final between Belgium and Great Britain will go ahead despite the terror threats affecting Brussels, according to the Flemish Tennis Federation.
The final is due to start in Ghent on Friday, 55km (35 miles) away from the Belgian capital, which is currently under the country's highest security alert.
"It's definitely going ahead," a spokeswoman for the Flemish Tennis Federation told the Reuters news agency.
She added that the public would be advised on Tuesday about security measures for the final, which will be played from Friday to Sunday.
BreakingProsecutor: Five more arrests
A further five people have been arrested in Belgium, a spokesperson for the Belgian prosecutor said.
A total of 21 people have now been arrested in counter-terror operations since Sunday.
The latest statement from the prosecutor said a further five houses had been searched in the Brussels region, and two in the Liege area.
A sum of €26,000 (£18,300;$27,600) was reportedly seized during one of the searches.
Sharia4Belgium leader isolated in prison
Fouad Belkacem,ringleader of the Sharia4Belgium group, will not be allowed any contact with fellow prisoners in Antwerp, the Gazet van Antwerpen reported.Prison authorities fear that Belkacem could radicalise other prisoners amid heightened tensions in the prison after the attacks in Paris.
Following the attacks, special safety measures for guarding Belkacem were put in place.
"He is not allowed to go to worship and he may not go walking or relaxing," a member of Belkacem's council advocate Nabil Riffi told Gazet van Antwerpen
Belkacem was sentenced to 12 years in prison in February, along with 45 other members of the Sharia4Belgium group.
The judge said he was "responsible for the radicalisation of young men to prepare them for Salafist combat, which has at its core no place for democratic values"..
Passports are back
ITN Channel 4 News' Stuart Webb tweets
Prosecutor statement coming up
BBC's Piers Scholfield tweets
Atomium still shut
Brussels tourist attraction, the Atomium, has announced that its doors will remain closed today, dashing hopes that it may open to visitors.
Warship joining battle
BBC Monitoring
French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian says the flagship aircraft carrier, Charles de Gaulle, which is already in the waters off the Syrian coast, should be ready to take part in strikes against the IS group, France's Europe 1 radio reports.
France hopes the involvement of the warship will shorten the time it takes for French jets to carry out air strikes. The aircraft carrier can hold up to 40 aircraft and support 100 flights a day. It has already served as a base for French jets in the Gulf which took part in strikes against IS earlier this year.
Station on alert
BBC's Gavin Lee tweets
Nato 'external visits cancelled'
Nato says its headquarters in Brussels are open, but some staff have been asked to work from home and external visits have been cancelled, the Reuters news agency reports.
The alliance raised its alert level after the Paris attacks of 13 November.
EU institutions are also open with soldiers patrolling outside, Reuters reports.


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As one who likes a broad field of capable presidential candidates, I am dismayed at the dismal bunch of GOP contenders. The likes of Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann and, sigh, Newt Gingrich, invite dismay.
Happily, Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman Jr. are far better prospects. Not so happy is their slow slog in making headway.
The possibility of a relatively easy run for a second term for President Barack Obama is welcome to a sizeable number of voters. Still, I prefer having a choice from a field of contenders viewed as being up to the job.


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On-the-job Search and Business Cycle Dynamics
We quantitatively assess the role of on-the-job search for labor market dynamics in a fully specified, real DSGE model with endogenous job creation and destruction. The model features heterogeneity of the productivity of firms, across which workers search, as well as heterogeneity of jobs within firms. On-the-job search promises to resolve the difficulty of the standard search and matching model in explaining the joint behavior of vacancies, unemployment and labor productivity (see Hall, 2003 and Shimer, 2003). We show that including on-the-job search implies a low volatility of the ratio of vacancies to searchers (employed and unemployed), which reduces the volatility of real wages. At the same time, the vacancy-unemployment ratio is highly volatile, thus matching the data more closely than in the standard model. The reason is that on-the-job search by workers expands the pool of searchers that firms can recruit from, thus reducing cyclical changes in the bargaining power of incumbent workers and new hires. We extend the framework by including money and nominal rigidities. In monetary business cycle models with sticky prices, real labor costs enter the price setting of firms. Hence, the reduced cyclicality of real wages with on-the-job search as determined by bargaining between workers and firms has implications for the transmission of monetary shocks. The less cyclical real wages are, the lower we can expect inflation volatility to be.
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Here's a quick peek at my last week as seen through my camera lens! The best way to describe this week was busy busy busy! There were a couple of social events happening in my city. Also, I spent a couple of hours filming video footage of a local art installation by a cool organization that is helping improve my local community (the image above is a piece of art for that event), so I was really excited to be a part of that as well!
Anyways, here's a couple of pictures after a summary of my makeup related contributions for the week! Enjoy my loves.
I created the following videos this week:
- Orange: Spring Makeup Trend! MAC Aloha Pigments Orange Video Tutorial
- Guerlain Terracota Spring/Summer 2012 Collection Review
I posted the following articles and/or reviews:
- Guerlain Terra Azurra Collection by Emilio Pucci for Summer 2012
- Henri Bendel Petit Hinged Pave Bow Bangle Review
Snapshots I took This Week
Installation of local community project where I shot some video footage and took some pictures of the process.
Trying on some beautiful shoes
Showing off a gray top with lavender nails, which turned out to be a combination I loved!
Hanging out with friends at a local event
I love Spring rain, more so when it gets rid of the Spring pollens!
Looks, Videos or Tutorials Of This Past Week (click each to view Video)
According to some reports I've seen, orange is the color to watch for this year in the makeup world. Here's a video tutorial I did using Orange as the main theme, featuring all of the pigments from the MAC Aloha Pigment Stack, part of the MAC Vera Collection.
A full video review of the Guerlain Terracota Spring/Summer 2012 Collection!
Product Reviews I Posted This Past Week (click each to read review)
I did something a little different and reviewed a beautiful bangle from Henri Bendel.
I also shared a sneak preview of the upcoming Guerlain Terra Azzurra Collection (gorgeous!)
To view all of 'My Week In Pictures' posts, click here.


text: Taxes 101 Who Can Qualify for Free Tax Filing with the Form 1040EZ? January 31, 2011 / Michael Rubin Although filing an income tax return is not a straightforward exercise for most people, some taxpayers can file a condensed tax return using Form 1040EZ. While the 1040EZ might not be as simple as you'd like, it's about the uncomplicated... Full Story


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November 30, 2011
Each year at our Autumn Festival the Aquarium honors an individual or organization within the Asian community for promoting cultural awareness and outstanding community service. In November 2011 the Aquarium presented the Heritage Award to the U.S.-Japan Council for its important efforts in helping the victims of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
The Aquarium's vision is to conserve nature by celebrating and connecting our diverse communities to one another and the ocean. The devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan gained the attention of the world with a reminder that nature is a powerful force and that humanity needs to come together to help one another in times of disaster. The U.S.-Japan Council illustrated that commitment by hosting a series of fundraisers, providing 100 percent of the funds raised to the victims, and ensuring organizations on the ground in Japan received the money. To date, the council has raised more than $2.3 million for its Earthquake Relief Fund, with the goal of providing immediate relief and supporting the long-term rebuilding the Tohoku region of Japan. The U.S.-Japan Council has also created an online resource, the U.S.-Japan Relief Network, providing information about fundraising initiatives and events across the country.
U.S.-Japan Council staff, members, and board members even traveled to Sendai to assist in relief efforts and learn about next steps to recovery. Their stories, as well as news and updates on various recovery efforts in Japan, are collected on the U.S.-Japan Council's website at usjapancouncil.org.
Bryan Takeda, the U.S.-Japan Council's West Coast program director in the organization's Los Angeles office, accepted the award on the council's behalf.


text: Tighten that ass! Quick workouts to get you ready for summer Sharai Siemens March 10, 2012 12:00 am Sports & Health Looking tight! In the world of a university student, hours spent working out are few and far between. Between balancing class, homework and often a job, many students can't find the time to hit the gym. It's important, however, for students to fit exercise into their busy schedules not only for the health benefits, but also for the mental and emotional benefits. According to the Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach Manual, only 34 per cent of Canadians between the ages of 25 and 55 meet the recommendations for practicing healthy, active living. The guide recommends performing one hour of low-intensity physical activity every day or 30-60 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise. High-intensity workouts for 20 to 30 minutes, performed four to seven days a week, are also recommended. "Not only does daily physical activity reduce risk of health issues but it also helps in managing stress, reducing anxiety and improving sleep," said Keegan Sharp, a fourth-year University of Saskatchewan kinesiology student. "Obviously students deal with these issues every day so by incorporating physical activity into your daily regime, one can improve their overall well-being." People can find it hard to squeeze in an hour of physical activity each day. By the time you pack your bags, drive to the gym, find parking and change into workout clothes, a half-hour of your time is already consumed. For students who can't find the time to fit physical activity in their schedules, here are three quick workouts that do not require a gym and allow you to get out in that fresh, natural air. Running intervals Run hard for 30 seconds, followed by a slow jog recovery for 60 seconds. Do this for 15 minutes. If feeling more advanced, double the times to one minute of sprinting and two minutes of recovery. This exercise can also be done on the bike or elliptical. Pyramid runs Run one minute, walk one minute. Run two minutes, walk two minutes. Run three minutes, walk five minutes, then repeat while going back down the pyramid. If you have trouble remembering the pyramid, just think 123-5-321. Stair or hill workouts This is a burner to get your butt in shape — literally. Run quickly up the stairs or up a hill and then walk or slowly jog back down. Do this three times, with a five-minute rest between each set. These workouts can all be adjusted accordingly to ability. Once mastered, you can move your reps up in each set. They only take 30 minutes of your time and are considered a high-intensity workout that can be done four to seven days a week. "Going for an hour-long jog is considered low-moderate intensity, but a thirty minute or less workout at high-intensity is more beneficial because it elevates your heart rate and makes your muscles work harder," said Sharp. "Your body's metabolism rate is higher one to two hours after these high intensity workouts so it will continue to burn carbohydrates stores and fats." — Photo: Sharai Siemens


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Keiland Williams ran for 116 yards and two touchdowns to lead the ninth-ranked LSU Tigers to a 24-16 victory over the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Saturday night.
LSU failed to cover the 23-point spread, and the combined 40 points went UNDER the posted total of 47.
Jarrett Lee threw for 105 yards and a TD for LSU. Daniel Porter ran for 64 yards and a touchdown for Louisiana Tech.


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Bonfire-planning Committee under ODUS: To bring the football captains into the decision-making conversation about upholding the bonfire tradition of effigies and preserving the torch traditions.
An event that is meant to celebrate our football team and their accomplishments should at least consider the opinions of the players and the deep history embedded in the traditions that the planning committee is willing to disregard. Please consider bringing back the homemade scarecrow and the stuffed dog and letting the senior captains torch the bonfire on their own.
The USG is not responsible for this disconnection, they were simply the first ones mentioned in the Daily Princetonian article. Football representatives and athletics representatives were present at the table for the bonfire planning meeting, yet there is somehow still discontent with how the way things ended up.
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10 Things You Don't know About 'Extremely Loud' Star Sandra Bullock (PHOTOS)
Just ask Oscar winner Sandra Bullock. The Miss Congeniality star is a self proclaimed "horrible celebrity," but always manages to star in films we all love. Ever since her role as Lieutenant Lenina Huxley in 1993's Demolition Man, there has been no turning back, but it was the year that followed that really took her career to new heights when she starred opposite Keanu Reeves in the blockbuster hit Speed.
Slipping under the radar, and rightfully so, after 2010's messy divorce from ex hubby Jesse James, Sandra is making her big screen return with the drama Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, which she stars in with Oscar winner Tom Hanks.
In anticipation of her new film, Celebuzz has compiled a gallery filled with fun facts you may not known about Sandra. Be sure to check them out!
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Sixth form should be the most exciting years of secondary education and many switch schools either after GCSEs or after year 12 to help prepare for university.
Independent sixth forms offer small classes, structured tutorial support and high quality UCAS advice. With university fees rising and interest in US and European options increasing it's vital students have A level results that unlock the widest range of higher education choices.
Brother and sister John and Laura from Beckenham are both Rochester Independent College sixth formers. Laura is a weekly boarder, staying in a campus en suite room. There are rising numbers of local students choosing this option. Chairman of the Boarding Schools Association, Richard Harman says:" It prepares youngsters for living away from home but in a structured way with appropriate pastoral support. Boarding schools act as an effective bridge to university."
Laura's brother John chose to be a day student and takes a daily 20 minute train journey from Bromley South to Rochester. Also attractive are extra curricular and enrichment opportunities. Laura travelled to Malawi and Zambia last summer with RIC doing community work and expeditions. John and his band Deadzone are regular performers at RIC concerts and festivals that are programmed and organised by the students themselves.
RIC alumni have been welcomed everywhere from Central St Martins to the Royal Veterinary College, from local institutions like the University of Kent to the Ivy League. A record three high fliers hold offers this year from one Cambridge College- Trinity. The Independent Schools Council says: "Parents choose independent sixth forms because their pupils achieve outstanding results at A level and we have seen nothing to suggest the picture is changing."


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References: Shankar, R. (1994), Principles of Quantum Mechanics, Plenum Press. Sections 4.1 – 4.2; Exercises 4.2.2 – 4.2.3.
One of the postulates of quantum mechanics is that the momentum operator in position space is given by
By using the properties of the derivative of the delta function, we can find the eigenfunctions of . We have
The eigenvector of is and has the property that
If we project this onto position space and use 5 we get
Solving this differential equation and normalizing so that we get
For an arbitrary wave function , if we know its position-space form, we can find its momentum-space version as follows:
This has an interesting consequence if the position-space function is real. The probability density for finding a particle in a state with momentum is , which we can write as
In the fourth line, since and are dummy integration variables, both of which are integrated over the same range, we can simply swap them without changing anything. Note that the derivation relies on being real, since if it were complex we would have
That is, for the position that is the argument of the factor appears as the positive term in the exponential, but in 22 the argument of the complex conjugate wave function is , which appears as the negative term in the exponential.
Thus for any real wave function, the probability of the particle having momentum is equal to the probability of it having , so for such wave functions, the mean momentum is always .
As another example, suppose we have a wave function with a mean momentum , so that
If we now multiply by where is a constant momentum, we can calculate the new mean momentum using 5:
The first integral in the fourth line uses the fact that is constant and is normalized so that


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SpAce Race 2013 @ Horning's Hideout: Round #2 Pure Energy!
Saturday, May 18, 2013 at Horning's Hideout in North Plains, Oregon
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In Round 2, any hits on the 5 gallon buckets on top count as a metal hit, and if you knock the bucket off you win a drink from the Java the Cup coffee shack and a large muffin! On nine of the holes if you ace with your player pack recycled Pure you win another Pure! It's going to be a Win S*#! Wonderland!
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Turkey Tortellini Toss Recipe
One night I had frozen cheese tortellini on hand and didn't have a clue about what I was going to make. I scanned my cupboards and refrigerator and soon I was happily cooking away. So fresh-tasting and simple, this is a combination I turn to again and again! —Leo Parr, New Orleans, LA
- 2 cups frozen cheese tortellini (about 8 ounces)
- 1 pound ground turkey
- 2 medium zucchini, halved lengthwise and sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1-1/2 cups cherry tomatoes, halved
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1 cup shredded Asiago cheese, divided
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1. Cook tortellini according to package directions.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook turkey, zucchini and garlic over medium heat 7-9 minutes or until turkey is no longer pink, breaking up turkey into crumbles; drain. Add tomatoes, oregano, salt and pepper flakes; cook 2 minutes longer. Stir in 3/4 cup cheese.
- 3. Drain tortellini; add to skillet and toss to combine. Drizzle with oil; sprinkle with remaining cheese. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1-1/2 cups: 397 calories, 28g fat (11g saturated fat), 102mg cholesterol, 506mg sodium, 10g carbohydrate (4g sugars, 2g fiber), 28g protein.
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The Light in the Piazza, based on the novella by Elizabeth Spencer, is set in the summer of 1953 and tells the story of a mother and daughter traveling through Italy, the daughter's romance with a handsome, high-spirited Florentine and the mother's determined efforts to keep the two apart.
Directed by Bartlett Sher
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
Based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer
Victoria Clark as Margaret Johnson
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The Callahan Report: Al Unser, Jr. - Portrait of a Dimming Star
6 September 1997
Al Unser, Jr. at Indy, 1994
MONTEREY, CA: If a flock of a thousand seagulls flew by, Al Unser Jr. would be standing under it . . . without an umbrella. Such is the luck of the two-time Indianapolis 500 winner these days. Unser, who has more than $17 million in career earnings, has not won a CART race since 1995.
The Albuquerque, New Mexico native was once the hottest driver in America's premier open wheel series. Unser Jr. joined Penske racing in 1994. He was advised by all who were close to him that joining the Penske Team would be the pinnacle of his career. Unser took the advice of his family and friends. He jumped in the Penske car. The team flourished and Unser had the best season of his career. Unser won an unheard of eight races in 1994. He won the Indianapolis 500 for the second time. He also sat on the pole at Indy. He was so dominant he had the series point championship wrapped up with two races remaining in the season. His first season with Penske had all his competitors worried that they may never win a PPG Cup. Unser led nearly a third of all the race laps ran in his inaugural year with Team Penske.
To use the cliche . . . "Make hay while the sun is shining" . . . is exactly what Unser did in 1994. The dark clouds have rolled in since then. In fact, it is raining so hard, Team Penske engineers are reviewing manufacturing plans for a schooner. After a robust opening year with Penske, the victories came much tougher in 1995. Unser had half as many victories in 1995 as he did in 1994. This would be an impressive stat for any driver other than Unser. There were signs the team was struggling. There was more than a sign of demise at Indy . . . there were sky-writers in airplanes. Unser, the defending Indianapolis 500 champion, failed to make the Indy field. Unser may have started having doubts about the advice of his family and friends. He was supposed to dominate places like Indianapolis. Instead, he was home for the holiday weekend. Unser and Team Penske soldiered on the remainder of the season. One of the best drivers in the series . . . on the best team in the series . . . had to dig deep in order to salvage a runner-up finish in the season championship.
Turmoil hit open wheel racing and CART in 1996. A new racing series was being born. Tony George, President of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, decided he didn't approve of where Indy style racing was headed. George, along with other powerful people in open wheel racing, formed the Indy Racing League. Naturally, the Indianapolis 500 would be under the new series' rule. In an effort to ensure participation in the new series, the IRL ruled that twenty-five out of thirty-three starting positions at Indy would be reserved for IRL regulars. In a stand of solidarity, CART teams boycotted the 1996 Indianapolis 500. The CART series hurriedly threw together the U.S. 500 at Michigan International Speedway to go head to head with the worlds richest and most prestigious auto race, The Indianapolis 500.
Al Unser Jr. once said, "Every race I run is in preparation for the Indianapolis 500. Indy is the most important thing in my life. It is what I live for." These statements were evident in 1992 when Unser won the famed race for the first time. When asked about the tears in his eyes, Unser replied, "You just don't know what Indy means." He openly continued his teary celebration. He cried again in his 1994 victory celebration. With the formation of the IRL, however, Unser has lashed out at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He felt like a piece of him was snatched away. A part of his very soul had vanished. The racing superstar headed into the 1996 season knowing that he may never earn another Indianapolis 500 victory.
The emotional stress of missing Indy may have been the biggest turning point in Unser's life. In 1996, the once aggressive master of speed went winless for the first time in nine years. The CART series' most popular star was beginning to dim. He was able to salvage eight top five finishes and a fourth place finish in the PPG championship. For most drivers and teams, a fourth place championship finish would be a gargantuan year. But, this was Al Unser Jr . . . this was Team Penske . . . the two names synonymous with winning in Indy style races. Worse times were still ahead for Unser.
If '96 was a downhill year for Unser, then '97 is comparable to jumping out of an airplane without a parachute. During the 1997 season, Unser is giving most of his interviews while the races are still in progress. Those interviews show a relaxed Unser . . . no visible signs of upset or disgust.
For street circuits and road courses, the CART series has two groups of qualifying sessions. The two groups are the "slow group" and the "fast group." CART sends the "slower" group of cars out first for their qualification runs. Unser has now been demoted to the first group. Unser practiced today at Laguna Seca and was the 22nd fastest cart (out of 28). This is not the Unser of old. Where is the fury? Where is the ambition? At age 35, could one of the world's best drivers be finished? Is Al Unser Jr. a dimming star ... or is he ready to burst out of this slump like a supernova?
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Movies, Broadway and Americana are the perfect ingredients for a springtime dish.
Especially when that dish is served up by the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra in the finale of its 2013-14 POPS! series at the LSU Rural Life Museum.
"This will be the second year we've performed at the museum," associate conductor David Torns says. "It's a relaxing setting for us, and it's a lot of fun."
Torns will conduct the 7:30 p.m. program on the museum's lawn. Gates open at 6 p.m., and audience members have the option of either buying a seat at a table or bringing lawn chairs and blankets.
The concert will be moved to 7:30 p.m. Sunday in case of inclement weather on Saturday.
This program will be performed by the full orchestra, which presented its finale Masterworks concert May 8.
The orchestra will be joined by Ana Maria Andricain, who had a successful career on Broadway before recently moving back to her hometown of Baton Rouge, where's she's since launched her line of nature inspired handcrafted jewelry, Jewel of Havana.
Andricain's credits include Belle in "Disney's Beauty and the Beast," Fantine in "Les Miserables" and the title role in "Evita."
"We're so glad that we have the opportunity to feature this Baton Rouge talent," Torns says. "She went to New York and made it big, and now she's back performing with us. This is a tradition we'll continue — we'll always feature Louisiana talent at this concert."
The program also will include movie music, including the "Theme from Superman," "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" from "The Wizard of Oz" and the title song from "Forrest Gump."
Andricain's selections will include George Gershwin's "Someone to Watch Over Me," "If I Were a Belle" from "Guys and Dolls," "The Music of the Night" from "The Phantom of the Opera" and "I Dreamed a Dream" from "Les Miserables."
"We'll end the program with a patriotic twist," Torns says.
That's the Americana part of the program, which will include the "Armed Forces Salute" and an audience sing-along.
"This concert is growing, and we want it to keep growing," Torns says. "It's going to be fun."


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Thank you so much. No, I doubt anybody has bothered to make sure she was declared mentally incompetent. If it's necessary I expect the adult grandchildren will have to try and find out from her doctor but if they don't have executor rights to her estate, I'm guessing they wouldn't be able to get it.
Plus they all live in Alberta and wouldn't know how to begin or who to begin with since the executor is clearly trying to secure the estate for themselves.
I'll send my son an email and ask about the probate and such but I doubt he has a clue.
Thank you again :)