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Apple (s aapl) is used to getting its way when it comes to intellectual property. It came up short, however, in getting protection for its famous music icon after trademark judges said last week that consumers might confuse the mark with one owned my MySpace.
In a decision issued last Tuesday, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board upheld an examiner's decision to refuse Apple trademark protection for the famous orange music mark that appears on iPhones and computer screens. It refused on the grounds that it was too similar to another mark:
The mark on the right was issued in 2008 to a music service called iLike which let users download and share music. MySpace obtained iLike in 2009 and shuttered it earlier this year, according to Wikipedia.
In its argument to the TTAB, Apple stated that not a single consumer has confused its music icon with the mark owned by MySpace. It also argued that the trademark was "weak" because eight other companies have obtained trademarks in the same field with music notes. The Board, however, dismissed these arguments and performed a "likelihood of confusion" analysis to conclude that an average consumer would muddle the marks:
In view of the facts that the marks are similar, the goods and services are related and are encountered by the same classes of consumers, we find that applicant's double musical note and design for "computer software [..]" is likely to cause confusion with the registered mark comprising a double musical note and design [..] for listening to MP3's and for sharing MP3's and music playlists with others.
Apple can appeal the TTAB's decision, which was first reported by Law 360 (sub req'd), to a federal district court. The company didn't immediately return a request for comment.
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" Brand: Kool Dogz / Type: Dog Toys - Frozen ice treat making kit "
Here in Essex, with the glorious sunshine beating down and temperatures set to apparently rival those in Turkey and Greece today and tomorrow, there's no denying we've got the makings of a perfect bank holiday weekend!
It's the perfect weather for barbeques, beer gardens, paddling pools and beach visits- but if you own a dog, it's also the perfect weather for deadly heatstroke.
Many people will say I worry too much about my dogs, after all there are dogs that live happily in hot countries all year round, but I personally think this isn't a fair comparison- we get so few really hot sunny days in England therefore dogs just aren't used to it and in my experience, it can hit them like a tonne of bricks. This is especially true for my Benson- he is a Bernese Mountain Dog, a breed that originates from the mountains of Switzerland and has an incredibly thick, dense coat for keeping them warm in the sub zero snowy Swiss mountains. If you're not familiar with the breed, punch it into google and you'll find plenty of pictures, and instantly appreciate how miserable the hot weather can make them!
Keeping dogs happy and healthy in the hot weather isn't hard, it just takes a bit of common sense- walking them in the early morning and late evening, keeping them inside or in the shade during the hottest parts of the day, and providing them with lots of fresh water and adequate means of keeping cool.
On hot sunny days like today, the best place to be, in my opinion, is in the garden! A pair of sunnies, a nice reclining chair, an ice cream in one hand and a glass (or jug!) of Pimms in the other- bliss! For the most part, the dogs are happy enough to chill out in the shade, we've got plenty of trees in the garden and they're usually sensible enough to take shelter under these and snooze most of the day away- note I use the word ''usually''!
Those familiar with Benson, and my other mutt Grace, will know they're hardly the brightest crayons in the box. They do have brains in there somewhere, but it's very seldom they get used, and whilst they may have enough sense to spend some portion of the day in the shade, there are times when they think it's a good idea to charge around the garden in the full sun in the heat of the day, or lay ''sunbathing'' whilst panting like mad dogs the entire time.
So I like any good 'parent' I have an army of different toys and activities that can be used in the shade, to encourage my babies to play somewhere safe!
Todays choice is the Kool Dogz Ice Treat Maker. The simple yet absolutely genius idea has been a firm favourite with us since I purchased it last year, priced at £25 from Canine Concepts.
The set simply consists of a large re-usable bucket in which you fill with water and selection of treats or toys and then freeze. Once frozen the idea is to take the frozen ice block from the bucket and secure on the included stand, and set out in the garden to provide a giant ice lolly for your dog! I brought the set at the beginning of summer last year, and it has been invaluable to us on hot days since.
The whole thing is completely idiot proof- you just take the large plastic bucket, secure the metal centre pole (with the bone shaped cap) into the allocated spot, fill it with water and then toss in anything your dog likes- chews, balls, treats, toys etc, and pop in the freezer until completely frozen. It generally takes about 6 hours to completely freeze, so I always tried to remember to do it overnight in hot weather, so it was ready for the morning of the next day, and it'll fit in the drawer of most standard sized freezers.
Once frozen, the ice block slides easily from the bucket and all you need to do is attach the ice block to the deep reservoir base by inserting the metal centre pole into the hole in the base and then using the pitch fork to secure the piece of kit into the ground.
The idea is that your dog will then spend ages licking and chewing away at the ice in order to melt and grind away at it until they can retrieve the toys or treat from the ice- thus keeping them cool, stimulated and constantly taking in water, which is essential on a hot summers day.
My two, to put it simply, absolutely adore the thing. They go absolutely barmy when they see me setting it up and they love playing with it- they'll chew and lick at the ice endlessly until they get a treat or toy, then they'll go play with that and come back again and again until all the items are released from the ice. I set it up in the shade under one of the trees in the garden so it keeps them playing in the shade and also the shade helps prevent the ice melting too quickly, so they get a decent 3 or 4 hours, if not more, of playtime with it.
The sky is really the limit in regards to what goodies you put in the ice block. Sometimes I'll use a selection of their toys- making sure I put some that don't float in too, so they sink to the bottom of the bucket and remain there when frozen, other times I'll use a mixture of toys and treats, and other times I'll use just treats- biscuits and what have you do obviously go a little soggy in the water but harden up again once frozen and the dogs really couldn't care less! Commercial chews like the Pedigree dentastix, jumbones and rodeo chews (some chopped up and some left whole) are perfect since they retain their texture and consistency after being in the water, and freeze absolutely rock solid therefore giving the dogs a bit of a challenge when they try and eat them after getting them out of the ice.
I'll also make them with chopped fruit and vegetables, which they adore and there is nothing stopping you flavouring the water either- the majority of the time I admittedly do just use plain water as my dogs aren't fussed, but as a treat sometimes I'll mix a few gravy granules in or crumble a stock cube to give the water some flavour, or as an extra special treat- a dollop of yoghurt or a dash of fruit juice goes down a storm (although do take into to consideration sweet things will encourage bees and wasps during summer!).
My dogs are happy to share the treats and toys they find in the ice block, but please remember if you have a 2 or more dogs that aren't so keen on sharing their goodies, then you may well need multiple sets!
All in all, I can't recommend the Kool Dogz ice treat maker enough- it's such a simple idea but brings hours of enjoyment to my dogs, and helps ensure they stay cool and well hydrated in the hot weather. The stainless steel construction of the set makes it sturdy, robust and rust resistant and withstands plenty of batterings when my dogs are eager to get at their goodies. The reservoir base is deep enough to catch any drips from the ice, thus preventing the grass around the set going muddy, and the pitch forked stake that secures the set into the ground efficiently holds it upright and doesn't wobble or fall in the slightest.
As I speak (well, type!) the dogs are out in the garden playing with their Kool Dogz set, which is filled with gravy flavoured water, two tennis balls, a Kong toy and a handful of different treats... and I'm going to go out and join them... with that jug of Pimms I mentioned earlier!

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PHOTOGRAPHS of local buildings and people from the past in Dulverton are wanted for plans to celebrate the fact that the town has been thriving for many years.
At Dulverton Heritage Centre, committee members and other volunteers are currently working up plans for the celebration.
There will be a display of photographs from the past merging across the years to photos of the present day shops and businesses, hopefully showing their staff too.
Jan Ross, secretary of the centre said: "We have a good selection of photos and shops and businesses, often with staff standing outside the shop.
"We are now hoping to add to our collection with photos taken this year, showing in some cases few changes, but in other cases considerable differences."
They are encouraging anyone with photos of local buildings used in the past as shops and businesses, plus people employed in the past, such as for local builders and tailors to bring copies in.
Jan can be contacted on 01398-323818 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
You can also contact the centre manager Sue Cottrell, on 07969-243887.
The Centre is holding a drop in session on Tuesday February 18, 2.30pm to 4.30pm and 6.30 to 8.30pm for anyone wanting to bring along their photos which will be scanned immediately at the sessions.


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A number of local councils in the UK have decided to ban their staff from using phrases of Latin origin, such as vice versa, bona fide, ad lib, QED and pro rata, in speech or writing, according to this report.
Some of the councils believe that Latin is elitist and discriminatory because not everybody understands it, especially if English is not their first language.
Suggested alternatives include 'for this special purpose' for ad hoc and 'existing condition' or 'state of things' for status quo.
Classicists have not welcomed this move and one described it as "absolutely bonkers" and the "linguistic equivalent of ethnic cleansing", but the Plain English Campaign approve and believe that officials only use Latin to make themselves feel important.


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This plugin automatically generates a release note in an HTML file. It is available on a deployment task
This plugin automatically generates a release note in an HTML file. It is available on a deployment task
In your Bamboo deployment project, add a task to automatically generate a release note file in HTML containing all the commits between the current release and the last one.
After the task is finished, the bamboo variable ${bamboo.ugubi.releasenotefile} is automatically injected. It can then be used in next tasks. Variable's value is the full path to the HTML generated release note file.
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This bamboo plugin is a deployment task that can be added to all your deployment projects in Bamboo. It automatically creates an HTML file containing the list of the commit-differences between 2 releases. You can then use this generated HTML file to communicate about your release for example, or simply by adding it to a deployment artifact.
Please note that the plugin is compatible with Java starting from version 8 only (server-side). If you use Java version below 8 on your Bamboo server, the plugin will not work properly.
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Hello Mihai Sava,
I just tested the plugin on the version 5.10.3 build 51020 and it works fine. I made a screenshot so you can see it:
Don't forget that it is a deployment task and not a build task. It can only be used in a deployment and not in a build plan.
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Ugubi Team.
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Thank you for asking.
We will soon update the plugin to support Bamboo 5.10, but I can't give you an exact date.
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We just released the version 1.0.3 that is now compatible with Bamboo 5.10.0
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It's high season for clubs and organizations to hold special events and programs for members and guests as well as regular meetings. Here's what some of them have planned:
¦ The Naples Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi hosts a "Beaux and Arrows" cocktail party from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, in the clubhouse at Marbella Lakes. All Pi Phis in the Naples area are invited and are welcome to bring a guest. Cost is $10 per person. For reservations or more information, e-mail email@example.com.
The club is also planning a docent-led tour of the Naples Museum of Art as part of its annual Founder's Day celebration. The tour will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 10, and will be followed by lunch and a Golden Arrow ceremony at 11:30 at the Club at Pelican Bay. For more information, call 262-2259 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
¦ Civitan International of Naples presents the "Naples Shining Stars Dinner Dance" at 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 2, at the Country Club of Naples. The evening will raise funds for the formation of Challenger Little League Baseball for children with developmental disabilities.
Tickets are $50 per person and can be purchased by calling Nery Kircher at 774- 2623, e-mailing email@example.com or sending a check made out to Naples Civitan Club at P.O. Box 7422, Naples FL 34101.
¦ The Italian American Society of Southwest Florida holds its reverse raffle and buffet dinner to benefit Avow Hospice on Saturday, March 3, Cypress Woods Country Club. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. and the dinner service will begin at 6:30 p.m.
The grand raffle prize is $3,500; 10 additional cash prizes will be awarded, along with numerous bottles of wine.
Admission is $100 for two people. Reserve your favorite number now by calling Phyllis Jensen at 285-1050.
¦ The Naples Garden Club presents "Slow Gardening" author Felder Rushing from 1-3 p.m. Monday, March 5, at Moorings Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Rushing's "down-home" approach is rife with humorous anecdotes, garden irreverent metaphors and stunning photography to help gardeners get past the "stinkin' rules" of horticulture. His overstuffed, quirky cottage garden has been featured in many TV programs and magazines, including a cover of Southern Living, and includes a variety of weather-hardy plants along with a collection of folk art. There is no turf grass, just plants, yard art, and "people places."
Club members are admitted free; others pay $10. For reservations, visit www.naplesgardenclub.org. For more information, e-mail Linda LaRue Brown at firstname.lastname@example.com.
¦ Southwest Florida Federated Republican Women hold a "March Into Spring" fashion show and luncheon beginning at 11 a.m. Wednesday, March 7, in the clubhouse at Arbor Trace, 15661 Vanderbilt Drive.
Tickets are $40. Reservations are required and can be made by calling
¦ Ikebana International-Naples holds its next meeting for members and guests from 9-11 a.m. Wednesday, March 7, at Moorings Presbyterian Church. The program will be about "ningyo" (Japanese dolls), from carved wooden Kokeshi dolls to holiday and ceremonial sets and dolls from the Noh dramas and Kabuki theater. Attendance is free; non-members are requested to make reservations by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
The group holds its annual flower exhibit, "The Language of Flowers," from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 23-24, at Moorings Presbyterian Church. Members will demonstrate the art of ikebana throughout the day, and guests can sign up for lessons or purchase supplies and books about ikebana. Admission is $5 per person.
For more information about Ikebana International-Naples, visit www.ikebananaples.com.
¦ The League Club presents "Ageless Secrets of Style" a luncheon with guest speaker Kim Johnson Gross, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Friday, March 9, at the Waldorf Astoria, Naples.
The author of "What to Wear for the Rest of Your Life" and a former fashion editor at Town & Country magazine, Ms. Gross will offer practical advice for assessing your wardrobe, paring it down and adding what's missing. Her "Ageless Secrets of Style" luncheon partner is Chico's on Fifth Avenue South.
Tickets are $125 per person. Proceeds will go to the League Club's Community Trust Fund to support the efforts of orga- nizations including Baby Basics, Cancer Alliance of Naples, the David Lawrence Center, First Book Collier County, the Guadalupe Center, Harry Chapin Food Bank, Literacy Volunteers of Collier County, St. Matthew's House and Youth Haven, among others.
For reservations or more information, call the League Club at 353-3100.
¦ The German American Club Gemuetlichkeit is holds its final dinner dance of the season on Friday, March 9, at St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church, 7100 Airport-Pulling Road. Doors open at 5 p.m. and dinner is served at 5:30 p.m.
Cost is $25 for members, $30 for others. Call 774-1582 for reservations. Everyone is welcome.
¦ The Ohio State University Alumni Club of Naples holds its annual gala beginning at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 10, at the Hilton Naples. Honorary chair and guest speaker Kirk Herbstreit, Emmy Award-winning sports analyst and commentator, will promote the club's OSU scholarship endowment fund.
Gala tickets are $135 for club members and $150 for others. For reservations or more information, call Sue or John Goldsberry at 405-7068 or visit www.naplesbuckeyes.com.
¦ The 2012 "Women Making History" luncheon sponsored by the Neapolitan chapter of the American Business Women's Association takes place Friday, March 16, at the Hilton Naples. This year's honorees, selected for their leadership and advocacy roles in business, philanthropic and civic affairs, are Joetta Abbazio, Barbara Berry and Suzanne Specht.
WINK-TV news anchor Lois Thome, a past honoree, will emcee the program. The national president of ABWA will deliver the afternoon's keynote address.
Tickets for $45 per person or $400 for a table of 10 are available at www.abwaneapolitan.org.
The Neapolitan chapter of ABWA was founded in 1989 and is Collier County's only ABWA chapter. Regular meetings take place on the fourth Tuesday of every month at the Hilton Naples. For more information, visit the website above.
¦ The Southwest Florida chapter of the Kiwi Club, a social and charitable organization of present and former flight attendants of American Airlines, TWA and other airlines acquired by or merged with American Airlines, welcomes new members.
The local chapter supports Pace Center for Girls-Collier at Immokalee and the Collier County Hunger & Homeless Coalition. For membership information, call Jeanne Preston-Horvath at 596-0260 or e-mail email@example.com.
¦ The Florida Camera Club Council holds its 2012 annual conference, "From Pixels to Print," March 23-March 25 at the Hilton Naples. Numerous workshops and photographic outings are on the schedule.
World-renowned photographer and author George Lepp will give the opening remarks, and bird photographer Artie Morris will deliver the keynote speech. Both are Canon Explorers of Light. Bill Fortney, Nikon's Ambassador of Photography, will also make a presentation, as will Neapolitan Connie Bransilver, who was recently part of a team financed by National Geographic that discovered a new species or sub-species of lemur in Madagascar.
Trips are planned Corkscrew Sanctuary, Naples Botanical Garden, Shy Wolf Sanctuary, Kowiachobee Animal Preserve, Tiger Tail Beach, Fakahatchee Strand, Clam Pass and The Naples Zoo, among others.
An association of 55 camera clubs throughout Florida, FCCC has more than 6,000 members. For more information about the conference, call Eric Hansen at (800) 891-3258, e-mail email@example.com or visit www.f3c.org.
¦ The Naples Newcomers Club welcomes women who have been permanent residents of Naples for no more than five years and who want to meet others who are new to the area.
The club meets for lunch at 11:30 a.m. on the second Thursday of every month at country clubs throughout the area. In addition, groups within the club plan outings and dates to share varied interests, such as mah-jongg and duplicate bridge, gourmet cooking and discussions about philosophy.
Prospective members are invited to coffee at 10 a.m. on the first Thursday of each month. For meeting locations and more information, call 298-4083 or visit www.naplesnewcomers.com.
¦ The Bonita Springs Newcomers Club welcomes women who have lived in Bonita for less than three years. Luncheons are held at area country clubs on the third Thursday of every month (December meeting is on the second Thursday).
Members must attend five luncheons a year and pay annual dues of $40. For more information, e-mail email@example.com or visit www.bonitaspringsnewcomersclub.com.
¦ Save the date for the Zonta Club of Naples' seventh annual "Make A Difference" fashion show, auction and luncheon set for Friday, March 30, at The Club at the Strand. Proceeds will benefit the PACE Center for Girls-Collier at Immokalee and Naples Teenage Parenting Program (TAPP), the Sally Sitta Awards for Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology in Health Sciences, Zonta International Amelia Earhart Fellowships and Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarships.
To donate silent auction items or become a sponsor, call Bernie Garabed at 571-2466.
To purchase tickets, call Jane Kolczun at 245-8173 or visit www.zonta-naples.org. ¦


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Autologous Bone Marrow-derived Mononuclear Cells for Therapeutic Arteriogenesis in Patients With Limb Ischemia (ABC)
The recruitment status of this study is unknown. The completion date has passed and the status has not been verified in more than two years.
Verified October 2007 by Leiden University Medical Center.
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
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The Kinesiology Laboratories within the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Rhode Island consist of approximately 6000 square feet and consists of six major laboratories: biochemistry, human performance, body composition, bone density, health fitness, and motion analysis.
Biochemistry Laboratory is used to perform various chemical techniques and for tissue preparation. It is equipped with a ventilated hood, 2 centrifuges, 1 microcentrifuges, 2 analytical balances, a Kodak blood/urine analyzer, a spectrophotometer, two glucose/lactate analyzers (Yellow Springs Instruments) and an ultralow freezer (-80°).
Body Composition Laboratory. The BCL houses an air-displacement plethysmography device (BodPod, Life Measurements, CA), bioelectrical impedance analysis (RJL) and Lange skinfold calipers.
Bone Density Laboratory has equipment obtain bone density and body composition data via dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) with a GE Healthcare iDXA Bone Densitometer with direct-to-digital, fan-beam DXA densitometer with encore Windows XP Professional based Software Platform. The Bone Density Laboratory also houses a Keiser A420 leg extension power machine with PC and software.
Health Fitness Laboratory contains a full line of Cybex strength training machines, two power platforms, cardiorespiratory ergometers, small hand weights, medicine balls, mats, 9 cycle ergometers and approximately 1500 square feet of open space.
Human Performance Laboratory is well-equipped to complete maximal and submaximal exercise testing with a Parvo metabolic cart for oxygen consumption measurements, indirect calorimetry, and pulmonary measures, two treadmills, one interacing Corival Lodi cycle ergometer, and an exercise testing ECG monitor. Additional equipment includes an electronic floor scale, blood pressure equipment, tape measures and a stadiometer.
Motion Analysis Laboratory is a shared facility for the Department of Kinesiology (Dr. Kimberly Fournier) and the Department of Physical Therapy (Dr. Pete Blanpied). Its focus is on analyzing human movement both in patients and athletes. Biomechanical analyses (kinematic and kinetic) of human movement are used to understand the mechanics of human movement and to improve its performance. This facility features a 3D motion capture system (SIMI Reality motion Systems) for kinematic analyses and a forceplate-instrumented, split-belt, treadmill (Bertec Corporation) for kinetic analyses.


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Changing his name from Jamal Michael Barrow to Moses Michael Levi, Shyne is now living in Jerusalem.
Shyne, the rapper who was convicted for his part in an infamous New York nightclub shooting, has become an orthodox Jew. The Belizean-born hip-hop star served almost nine years of a 10-year sentence for opening fire at a 1999 party, where P. Diddy and his then-girlfriend Jennifer Lopez were among the guests.
The couple fled after the shooting and, as a result, became entangled in the legal battle which eventually landed Shyne behind bars. He legally changed his name from Jamal Michael Barrow to Moses Michael Levi while he was in prison and now he's living in Jerusalem, where he strictly observes the Jewish faith, according to The New York Times.
Shyne was released last year.


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Rustenburg - A police training co-ordinator was on Friday unable to answer questions on how police performed during the unrest at Lonmin's Marikana mine.
Asked to consider police conduct in light of the training the units received, Brigadier Petrus Breytenbach told the Farlam commission of inquiry in Rustenburg he would not speculate.
"I don't think it will be a fair conclusion, having seen only what was portrayed on television. I don't want to speculate."
Breytenbach was not part of the police operations from August 9 to 16, which culminated in the deaths of 34 striking miners.
He said he had not attended a nine-day police meeting after the shootings, held in Potchefstroom, which sought to analyse police conduct at Marikana.
Breytenbach gave a presentation on the training provided to various police divisions deployed to Marikana. He outlined what each division was trained in, according to their mandates.
"The training intensity and skill level escalates as the threat level (which each division is most likely to face) increases," he said.
The unit requiring the highest level of training was the Specialised Task Force, as it dealt with high-risk situations.
Their duties included counteracting terrorism, crime-related high-risk operations, and the protection of VIPs.
Recruits could not be older than 32, Breytenbach said. They would be screened for phobias and were subjected to the "vasbyt" test, which placed them under extremely stressful situations to test their endurance.
Initial training lasted for 11 months, then, if successful, an additional five months of advanced training. There was only a five percent pass rate for this training, he said.
Earlier, a person tried to carry a gun into the commission, causing the venue to be evacuated. Commission spokesman Kevin Malunga confirmed that police were questioning a woman.
"There was a significant security breach and we can't leave anything to chance," he told reporters outside the Rustenburg Civic Centre.
"No witness... is allowed with a firearm into the building."
This extended to police witnesses. The gun was found with the use of security scanning equipment.
The auditorium was declared safe again after a police sweep and the hearing resumed just before 11am.
The commission resumes on Monday morning.


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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — Baseball and softball could merge into one international governing body in hopes of returning to the Olympics.
International Softball Federation President Don Porter tells The Associated Press the sports must weigh "the benefits of being an Olympic sport ... against losing your identity."
Porter and International Baseball Federation President Riccardo Fraccari are meeting with IOC officials this week about the bid process.
Fraccari says they have to "study many things," and baseball-playing countries meeting Dec. 3 in Dallas must first back a joint bid.
Baseball and softball are trying to join the 2020 Games along with karate, roller sports, sports climbing, squash, wakeboard and wushu.


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MSO's 'Four Seasons' in a Single Evening
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Ads is, according to writer Allen Schrott, "among the brightest young stars in contemporary composition, and a musician of broad achievement and influence. His complex and appealing music exhibits a flair for drama…and is notable for the creative use of instrumental color." Ads composed his Three Studies from Couperin for the Basel Chamber Orchestra, which premiered the work in April 2006.
Venetian composer Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) was the creator of literally hundreds of concertos for all sorts of instruments; indeed, as the string quartet has always been so indelibly associated with Haydn, such is the relationship between the concerto and Vivaldi. Though many of Vivaldi's concertos have fallen into obscurity, his first four concertos of Op. 8, collectively known as Le Quattro Stagioni ("The Four Seasons") remain his best-known and most characteristic work.
"The Four Seasons" also represent one of music history's first examples of "program music," that is, works composed to be rather obviously descriptive, a genre later taken up to great effect by Berlioz and Liszt (in fact, Vivaldi wrote descriptive poems to accompany each of the four concertos). His La Primavera ("Spring") concerto begins the set, complete with colorfully depicted birds greeting the season "with their happy song"; the L'estate ("Summer") concerto portrays the piping of a shepherd and the approach of a rainstorm; L'autunno ("Autumn") displays a folksy harvest celebration and the galloping horses of a mounted hunting party; and L'inverno ("Winter") shivers in its bleakness—a severe yet expressive portrait.
Beethoven is often thought of as the composer who embodied the "next step" in the line of musical progression from Bach to Mozart and Haydn, but Franz Schubert (1797-1828) also traced his roots to the same sources. Alas, the Schubertian path leading away from Haydn came to an abrupt end with his tragic death at the age of 31 (most of his output, in fact, was all but unknown outside of a small group of friends until after his death).
From Schubert's impoverished years as a young schoolteacher came his Symphony No. 4 in C Minor, D. 417, which Schubert dubbed the "Tragic." The C Minor Symphony is rather more dramatic in character than it is tragic, and a gripping piece of music that bears testament to its composer's inventive gifts—remarkably so given the fact Schubert was all of 19 when he wrote it.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra performs these works at Uihlein Hall on Feb. 19-21 with Nicholas McGegan conducting (and providing harpsichord accompaniment to the violin solos provided by MSO Concertmaster Frank Almond in the Vivaldi concertos).


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Zac Efron on a 'GQ' Pole
Zac Efron doesn't want to be typecast and he wants everyone to know it!
The 21-year-old star of 17 Again opens up in a revealing new interview for the May 2009 issue of GQ Magazine and does an even hotter photo-shoot:
- On his parents: "They completely believed that there was a one-in-a-billion chance I would ever be successful. And that was ingrained in the back of my head: I will fail. I'm going to fail. They managed my expectations. I was always prepared to fail. So it was kind of confusing when things started to work out."
- On rumors that he and long-time girlfriend Vanessa Hudgens are engaged: "That was such bullsh*t. I'm definitely not getting married. In this business, you're either getting married or they want you to be pregnant. I'm not getting married until I'm 40. If ever. The thought never crossed my mind … Maybe not 40. Maybe not until I'm 30."
- On talking with his idol, Leonardo DiCaprio: "I thought I was gonna ask him questions. He ended up asking me questions, and in that, he told me a lot. He said, 'There's one way that you can really f*ck this all up. Just do heroin. If you steer clear of that, the other obstacles you'll be able to navigate.' And that makes sense, dude."
- On underage drinking: "I wasn't programmed by Disney. It's common sense. If you're gonna be drunk with your friends, don't get wasted at the Chateau Marmont and hook up with some famous chick. It's not rocket science. I don't want to be famous for my personality. If anything, I keep that under wraps."
- On his future: "I'm truly ready right now. I can't wait, dude. I'm going to do something—something cool. Something people aren't necessarily expecting."
Whoa, there! Cussing and talking about drinking? It's a whole new Zefron, and we like it! We're also really digging the Rob Pattinson-esque hair.
Let us know what you think about Zac's GQ interview in the comment section below: Do you miss the wholesome Zac?


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Knock Knock – Where's My Father? Daniel Beaty Spits The Truth! [VIDEO]
Daniel Beaty spits powerful words to what it means to "Know Thyself" in this poem.
The strength and power of its meaning says it all. It has always been one of my favorites, and thought I'd share it with you.
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Finally, David Garrard, the starting QB of the Jacksonville Jaguars for the past four seasons, has been dismissed from the team. It is no secret that Garrard was not well liked by a very large quantity of the Jaguars fanbase, often citing his inconsistent play and his happy-go-lucky demeanor as the grounds of their vexation. With the news of Garrard getting the boot, ticket sales could increase. As a matter of fact, they have increased. The season opener sold about 800 more tickets in the span of a day, leaving 6,513 tickets left to sell.
As much as I would not like to admit it, there are many people in Jacksonville who would not buy tickets since Garrard was the starting QB. However, this will be their time to put up or shut up. The first home game is to not only be the tenth anniversary of 9/11, but the start of a new era. It should not that hard of a sell, the Jaguars have among the lowest prices in the league, the Jaguars got rid of Garrard and they have gone out to sign a bunch of free agents that will make the team better. It's GO time people, it's time to step up!
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Have book and pen, will travel.
The Netherlands
The great Dutch escape
Tim Baynes has recorded his impressions of more than 20 years of travel in Moleskine notebooks. Each week The Passport blog will bring you a new sketch from his collection, and you can find more on his personal Flickr account.


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The Beards: Three Hundred Years of Pioneers
Welcome to our family history research site! We hope you will find your Beard ancestor here and discover something new about your family. If you connect to our Beards, please leave us a message, edit the pertinent page, or click on the "Discussion" button and let us know how your ancestors fit in. The purpose of our website is to pool our knowledge of this very old American pioneer family, to tell some of its known history, to discover unknown history, and to find new members of the family. While under constuction, you will not be able to access these features; we hope to have the basic framework of the family done in a timely manner. Until then, check back frequently to see what is new.
You may view a complete Table of Contents page, which will be updated frequently.
Many years of work by several researchers have been accumulated here, aided by the science of DNA as well as by old documents that help us make connections. Our goal is to take a bird's eye view of the entire family and to gather as many descendants as possible. Our current database numbers in the tens of thousands, including extensive research of many of the allied lines, as well.
We will be steadily adding all our information to this site. Check back with us for the latest as we start with the oldest ancestors and work down through the generations, a process that will take some time to complete.
A word about spelling is necessary to the study of this family. The Beard name has been spelled many different ways through the ages, sometimes several different ways in the same document. Until the late 1880s, our families and the census takers and scribes were not as concerned with a "correct" spelling as we are today. We have found the following variant spellings in this family: Beard, Baird, Bard, Berd, Beaird, Byard, Biard, Byerd, and Broard. In my own branch, we have found that we started out in the 1700s as both Beard and Baird, were sometimes named Baird in the early 1800s on censuses, and in the late 1800s an ancestor apparently decided to add an "i" to the name to differentiate our family from another crowd of Beards who had arrived in the county. Thus, we have been "Beairds" for the last hundred years or so. Abandon any preconceived notions of spelling in order to succeed in the study of this family! In addition to providing all presently known information regarding our Revolutionary War generation, we will attempt to trace all known descendants through the years. A very detailed Timeline has been added to aid in the study of the history of the families and the areas of the country in which they lived. Various features will highlight significant events or interesting adventures of members of the family. At times we have added a particularly interesting or humorous note from the court records in order to shed some light on their habits and lifestyles. Historic events have been noted because we should all know what our ancestors lived through and all of their sufferings and triumphs as they helped to settle this great country. Eventually, we plan to add many photographs that have already been accumulated through the help and generosity of every branch of this family. Click on a picture for a detailed image. Again, pitch in and provide information, ask questions, or just make observations, for every Beard is important to us and no detail is too small--contribute and help us all!


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Toyota introduces the AUTOSAR standard in its next-generation electronic control units (ECUs) and now lists Elektrobit (EB) as one of its preferred vendors for basic software (BSW). This means that Toyota strongly recommends that suppliers of ECUs use EB's AUTOSAR 4.2.1 compliant software, EB tresos AutoCore, for next-generation Toyota vehicles. Read more.
Acceptance tests for classic AUTOSAR are standardized by the AUTOSAR consortium. The goal of these integration tests is to ensure the compatibility of AUTOSAR software with the given ECU application and the vehicle network.
EB currently extends its test strategy for the basic software EB tresos AutoCore Generic (ACG) with those test cases provided by AUTOSAR. This enables our customers to minimize their test efforts and costs through common test development, methodology, and extensibility. Furthermore, it allows the exchange of trustworthy test execution results.
Functional safety and cybersecurity are critical on today's roads, especially given the increasing level of interconnectivity manufacturers build in to new vehicles. This TechPaper from EB's Rudolf Grave and Alexander Much shows how both of these critical goals can be realized simultaneously using innovative architectures for ECUs.
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SAE Convergence is all about the application and implementation of future technologies, as well as emerging technologies, in fields such as automotive electronics and personal mobility. On day two, Damian Barnett, Director of Elektrobit Americas, will take part in "Open Source as an Enabler," an all-day series of discussion groups for a presentation and panel discussion on "Automotive's Move and Implementations of Open Source Solutions" and the challenges and opportunities that surround it.
The IEEE-SA provides the premier forum for carmakers, suppliers, semiconductor vendors, and tool providers to discuss and learn about the evolution of Ethernet standards, technologies, and applications in the automotive environment. Technology Day is open to anyone interested in next-generation automotive communication technologies, as well as those currently involved in related standardization and interoperability activities.
On September 20, Dr. Michael Ziehensack, our automotive Ethernet expert, will deliver innovative insights in "Automotive Plug & Play – Scalability and Flexibility for E/E Networks."
Each year, MathWorks organizes a series of one-day MATLAB EXPO events across the globe. We hope you'll be able to join us in Tokyo as we demonstrate how EB tresos and electronic horizon with EB Assist ADTF technology work together with MathWorks products and solutions to synthesize a potent solution.
At the end of June, EB released the free open robinos specification for automated driving systems. At the same time, we released EB robinos for the EB Assist ADTF development environment—the first implementation of open robinos.
The automotive industry's interest in a common architecture to easily combine individual autonomous-driving efforts continues to grow. The scores of robinos downloads by leading carmakers, suppliers, tech companies, and universities worldwide, as well as the fruitful discussions open robinos has sparked, underscore that interest. Are you also interested? Don't hesitate to download the free open robinos specification or download EB robinos for EB Assist ADTF.
We have lots of resources to help you learn about and use EB GUIDE, our end-to-end HMI development tool. If you want to learn more, you can attend one of our upcoming EB GUIDE 6 basic training sessions, or you can check out our EB GUIDE microsite, packed full of do-it-yourself videos and helpful documentation.
We regularly update the microsite, so be sure to check back frequently. The latest additions include video and text tutorials on speech dialog development and cheat sheets for the EB GUIDE Script language (available in Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean).
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Upton Noble is a village and civil parish on the River Frome 3 miles north east of Bruton, and 7 miles from Frome, in the Mendip District of Somerset, England. In the UK census of 2011 it had a population of 128.
The village falls within the non-metropolitan district of Mendip, which was formed on 1 April 1974 under the Local Government Act 1972, having previously been part of Frome Rural District and Shepton Mallet Rural District.
Upton Noble was originally a chapelry in the ecclesiastical parish of Batcombe.
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1822 - Somersetshire Delineated by Christopher and John Greenwood
UPTON-NOBLE — a parish in the hundred of Bruton,4 miles N.N.E. from Bruton; containing 62 inhabited houses, and 69 families, 53 of whom are employed in agriculture. The church is a small structure, consisting of a nave, chancel, south aisle and porch, over which is a tower containing two bells. The living is a rectory, in the deanery of Cary, united with Batcombe. Population, 1801, 223 — 1811, 219 — 1821, 285.
1929 - Somerset by George Woosung Wade & Joseph Henry Wade
Upton Noble, a parish 2½ m. S.W. of Witham Friary. The church has a small gable-roofed tower, and preserves in the E. wall of a S. chapel a defaced crucifix within a nimbus. The font is early.
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Zumiez ( ZUMZ), the specialty retailer, reported a 10% increase in same-store sales for the five weeks ended Dec. 31 and raised its fiscal fourth-quarter outlook. Citing better-than-planned holiday sales and product margins, Zumiez said it now sees earnings of 57 cents to 58 cents a share for the January-ending quarter on sales of $180 million to $181 million. The company's previous view was for earnings of 52 cents to 54 cents a share in the quarter. Wall Street's current consensus estimate is for a profit of 54 cents a share on sales of $176.8 million. Zumiez shares were rising 12% to $29.50 in premarket trading.
Seagate Technology ( STX), the hard drive maker, forecast fiscal second-quarter revenue of $3.1 billion to $3.2 billion, above the current consensus view of $2.8 billion. Shares were rising 6.2% to $17.87.
PepsiCo ( PEP) is considering laying off roughly 4,000 workers and ending the company's 401(k) match to boost earnings, according to The New York Post. A final decision could be made in days, the newspaper said, citing sources close to the situation. Pepsi offers a pension plan and a 401(k) match. Eliminating the 401(k) match would save Pepsi $75 million, the source told the Post. The roughly 4,000 layoffs amount to a little more than 1% of Pepsi's payroll.
Children's Place ( PLCE) cut its fourth-quarter earnings estimate to 85 cents to 90 cents a share from $1.19 to $1.24 a share previously. The average analyst estimate was for earnings of $1.23 a share, according to Thomson Reuters. The Secaucus, N.J.-based company said unseasonably warm weather and big markdowns to sell winter apparel contributed to lower-than-expected sales. The shares were tumbling 11% in $47.28 in premarket trading.
Costco ( COST), the warehouse retailer, said same-store sales in December rose a lower-than-expected 7%. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected Costco to post same-store sales of 7.6%. Net sales in December rose 9% to $10.05 billion. Costco shares were falling 0.6% to $83.60 in premarket trading.
Target ( TGT) said Thursday that same-store sales in December rose a less than expected 1.6% and it cut its fourth-quarter earnings outlook. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected Target to post a same-store increase of 3.1%. The company now sees fourth-quarter earnings of $1.34 to $1.42 a share, down from $1.43 to $1.53 a share previously. Target shares were falling 4% to $47.99 in premarket trading.
Sirius XM Radio's ( SIRI) CEO Mel Karmazin said the satellite radio company added 1.7 million net subscribers in 2011, despite recent price hikes as car sales improved. The company previously estimated that it would add 1.6 million subscribers in the year. The shares were gaining 4.4% to $1.91.
Eastman Kodak ( EK) is preparing a bankruptcy filing in the coming weeks if patent sales aren't realized, according to The Wall Street Journal, which cited unnamed sources. The company, which has roughly 19,000 employees, is currently looking to sell patents and business lines, while also litigating intellectual property infringement claims to raise capital and avert a cash shortfall later in 2012. The shares were falling 2.1% to 46 cents.
Macy's ( M) plans to close nine of its namesake and Bloomingdale's department stores early in the spring, the company announced late Wednesday. The Cincinnati-based retailer will close Macy's locations in Kansas, Ohio, Tennessee and Texas, while closing Bloomingdale's locations in Georgia, Illinois and Minnesota. The company will close one of each stores in Maryland outside of Washington. Macy's also reported that same-store sales increased 6.2% in December and announced plans to boost its dividend and buy back shares. Macy's will double its quarterly dividend to 20 cents a share from 10 cents beginning with the first quarter of 2012. The company also authorized a $1 billion stock buyback program to bring total outstanding authorization to $1.6 billion. The shares were rising 0.3% to $$32.75 in premarket trading.
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A Battle Royale revenge for teacher!
Star – Hideake Ito
Genre – Psycho Drama
Run Time – 128 minutes
Certificate – 18
Country – Japan
Awards – 3 Nominations
Amazon – £8.16 DVD (Blue Ray £9.74)
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Japanese director Takashi Mike makes some great movies and also makes some violent and sadistic ones, 'Audition' one you may have heard of. The scalpel and the eyeball scene will remain with me forever. He really is a class act behind the camera and acts, too, and if you enjoy Asian Extreme Cinema then you will know all about him. You may also have heard of 13 Assassins, Ichi the Killer, Gozu and the Dead or Alive trilogy. In most of those films blood squirts, pretty Japanese school girls whimper and heads roll. The Japanese are a sadistic and perverted bunch deep down and he drags it all out of them on screen to salivate all over again.
The film is an adaptation of Yusuke Kishi's Manga 2010 novel of the same name. The film contains many references to German culture, such as to Goethe's The Sorrows of Young Werther (I got that off wiki to fill this review out) and in the film a vinyl record with the German song about Mack the Knife written by Bertolt Brecht, played throughout. It's a great sing and a big clue to our villain's intent. These elements are violently forced together and we have Mikes signature Manga comic style on screen in a live action movie, as we have with many of his other films, memorably so with Ichi the Killer, and this one not for the feint hearted. Ito goes a bit too far down Sadistic Avenue.
• Hideaki Itō as Seiji Hasumi
• Takayuki Yamada as Tetsuro Shibahara
• Mitsuru Fukikoshi as Masanobu Tsurii
• Takehiro Hira as Takeki Kume
• Shōta Sometani as Keisuke Hayami
• Shun Miyazato as Naoki Isada
• Fumi Nikaido as Reika Katagiri
• Elina Mizuno as Miya Yasuhara
• Kento Hayashi as Masahiko Maejima
• Kenta as Masahiro Tadenuma
• Kodai Asaka as Yuichiro Nagoshi
• Jodi Lynn Smith as Suzanna Carter
Popular and handsome schoolteacher Seiji Hasumi (Hideaki Itō) is leading the way in the staffroom to try and tackle bullying and exam cheating in the school. He decides it would be a good idea to collect all the kid's cell phones up in exams and bug the room to see which kids are organizing what, Hasumi getting lonely physics teacher Masanobu Tsurii (Mitsuru Fukikoshi) to set up a jammer in the hall to block cell phone signals.
The kids are none the wiser that their favorite teacher is on to them as Hasumi sets about using his own methods to correct and so control the school. But the group of kids that cheat and bully are not beaten yet and when a constant complaining parent about the bullying at school is mysteriously killed by a tragic accident involving fire and petrol the kids are under suspicion. Tsuri, on the other hand, is suspicious of Hasumi and meets the head bully of the school kids, Keisuke Hayami (Shōta Sometani) to pass on his concerns about their most popular teacher. It seems previous places where Hasumi has worked more people than usual have ended up dead or committed suicide.
Hasumi clearly has a dark side and started to date one of the pretty senior students, 16-year-old Masanobu Tsurii (Mitsuru Fukikoshi), who has a big crush on her teacher. But when another kid witnesses their embrace and kiss on the roof it sets off events that can not be stopped as the schools most popular teacher is anything but behind that veneer, and, in fact, a sociopath as he decides to make sure word doesn't get around about his sexual behavior and his violent past as the kids get picked off one-by-one as the school Halloween party nears.
What starts out as a rather mundane and bloated movie eventually ends up quite sick and sadistic. Its uncomfortable viewing and you do wonder if the director is enjoying the extreme violence he is creating on screen and maybe rather too much of the audience is, to. Imagine a Battle Royale style revenge for teacher and you are in the right ballpark. It really is harrowing sick stuff for the finale and it does make you feel uncomfortable. I know there is a sadistic side to Takeshi Mike but this was a little too much. Be interesting to see what our well known Akira/Manga writer here feels about it. Should those adult comic books stay comic books?
The political side to it doesn't come through and the back story and flashback sequences just drag it out even more. The first hour is painfully slow. What is noticeable is just how good looking the cast are and male star 'Hideake Ito' as the teacher a beautiful looking chap. The schoolgirls are unhealthy cute too in their shortish skirts and only the older teachers plain in anyway. I know Japan has this schoolgirl fantasy thing where old and middle men go to cuddle girls dressed as dolls and that comes through here.
The subtitles are not too bad but the pure length of the movie at nearly two-and-a-half-hours will scare most of you away. I nearly gave up on it and did fast forward on x2 to get to the bots of this movie that helped it get such good ratings across the internet. I can't say I enjoyed it much because I don't think it's as smart as it makes out and really just a vehicle to deliver the sick massacre idea. It's well acted and stuff with some good writing but its genre crunching approach and sadistic edge will alienate many. If you love what you do about Manga and Akira comics then you will love this as this is your thing but for me it just went one step too far in the last half-hour.
Imdb.com – 6.7/10.0 (3,324votes)
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The Guardian –'A crazy adult cartoon, marked in equal parts by genuine tabu-busting horror, sheer excess, & an unnerving sense of fun - but the fact that Hasumi honed his cutthroat skills on a business degree... lends his psychopathic behaviour a political edge'.
The NY Post –'A hard drink to swallow, but it's a vicious horror film with Miike's resonant visual punch'
Variety – "nothing more than a slick slasher pic. Even were the memory of the Breivik massacre, among others, not so fresh, there's something deeply unseemly about turning a high-school bloodbath into an adrenaline-pumping pleasure ride."[
The Mail-'"Overlong and incoherent" and "sadly more bore than gore". "It's just too silly to lay a claim to any philosophy, even nihilism."


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Hello, all you trend setters! My name is Kelly Fitzpatrick, and I'm a 20-year-old from New Jersey. I'm a junior communication and media studies major with a business minor at Fordham University in New York City. Along with a love for fashion, I also have a love for performing. I'm in the Fordham b-Sides a cappella singing group, as well as multiple theatre groups on campus. Because of my performance background, I tend to think of the world as a stage…and a stage is the perfect platform to show off personal style!
My wardrobe can be described as eclectic. I'm never too consistent with the way I dress; I could be wearing something with bows and lace one day and a menswear-inspired outfit the next. More often than not, I like to take pieces from all different aspects of the fashion world and blend them to create a look that is uniquely mine! I try not to get stuck following every trend strictly because of the popularity. In the words of Gianni Versace, "Don't make fashion own you, but you decide what you are, what you want to express by the way you dress and the way to live".
This is my first semester as a CollegeFashionista Style Guru. Interestingly enough, I'm going to be spending this semester abroad! Fordham has a center right in the heart of London, which is where I'll be living and studying from January until May. I'll get to give a different view on Fordham fashion and learn about British street style along the way! Hopefully by the end of my journey, I'll have picked up, and shared, some great tips! Here's to a fabulous semester of being fierce and uniquely YOU!


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The Conti Extreme DW delivers just as advertised in the reviews by Tire Rack and elsewhere. I've driven on many Ultra, Max and Extreme category Summer tires on numerous vehicles and the DW is by far the most refined and best performing tire I have yet driven on.
Some folks coming from a stiff sidewall run flat OE tire like BMW owners, tend to rate the DW tires as having less steering responsive. The easy and quick fix is to add 3-5 lbs. air pressure and you will be amazed at how improved the steering response is. No center wear has been noted with the increased pressure nor loss of ride comfort by many BMW owners who have upped the air a few lbs. Those folks who are NOT coming from to Pirelli PS2 or other hard sidewall run flat tires will not likely need to add air above the OE specs as these tires are just fine but the increased pressure does improve steering response.
It's unclear to me why some people are wearing these tires out in 10,000+ miles unless they are tracking their car. At 7,000+ miles my tires look almost new and I drive quite spirited and have test entry/exit ramps where I compare various tires. The DW's have amazing grip in both the wet and dry with exception ride quality.
I have not noticed any increase in road noise with wear either so this may be an issue with certain car models that have excessive/unusual tire wear. I did have a set of Kumos that got very loud when almost worn out but the Conti DW's have been excellent. I expect to easily get 25K miles out of these tires which is wonderful. I would definitely recommend the Conti DW to anyone looking for a superior Max Performance Summer tire at a reasonable price.
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I have two friends who recently went ectopic pregnancy. How to detect ectopic pregnancy and how to avoid having such pregnancy? It's really a tragic experience.
I have two friends who recently went ectopic pregnancy. How to detect ectopic pregnancy and how to avoid having such pregnancy? It's really a tragic experience.
Dear marierose,
I'm sorry to hear that your friends have experienced the tragedy of an ectopic pregnancy.
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the fertilised egg implants outside of the uterus. Most ectopic pregnancies occur when the egg implants in one of the Fallopian tubes. It occurs in around 1 in 100 pregnancies. It is difficult to predict who it will happen to or why it occurs but it is more likely in women who:
- have had previous surgery on their Fallopian tubes
- are aged over 35
- have pelvic inflammatory disease
- have multiple sexual partners
- have previously had an ectopic pregnancy
There is some evidence to suggest that eating a diet low in sugar and high in green vegetables may reduce a woman's chances of an ectopic pregnancy because this may make it less likely that a woman's Fallopian tubes become restricted.
It is important to be aware of the symptoms of an ectopic pregnancy. Although it is rare it could be life threatening. Symptoms include:
- vaginal bleeding
- pain in your abdomen/ cramping; particularly on one side
- sharp shoulder pain
- diarrhoea and vomiting
It is rare (especially compared to a miscarriage which sadly affects approximately 1 in 5 pregnancies) and I would hold onto that fact. When you become pregnant the most likely outcome is to have a full-term healthy baby.
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SWINDON College Old Boys manager Martin Peaple is confident an early start can prove the key to success for the club this season.
Old Boys begin their Berks/Bucks & Oxon Premier season tomorrow with a home game against Bicester, but have been preparing for the new campaign since the start of June after the players were brought back early for pre-season traning.
Peaple is confident their thorough preparation will help them get off to a fast start, and maintain their form throughout the season.
"Pre-season has been excellent, and I don't think we could have really asked for anything more," he said.
"We started our programme in the second week of June because we wanted to work on a different way of playing, and Mark Roshier (head coach) has been trying to get all of the players up to speed.
"We have seen that style progress throughout the summer, from the players not having a clue what they were doing to it working a lot better than we even imagined.
"We are blessed in the fact we have a quite a young squad really, and the guys didn't really want to stop for the summer and were keen to carry on through which is a real plus.
"We have brought in a few new players too, and they are all picking up on how we play quickly which is good."
Peaple is glad Old Boys begin their season at home, and is hopeful of a good opening day win.
"During pre-season we have played two sides who will be in higher leagues than us, and we won both times, so we have a lot of confidence from that.
"We have played Bicester quite a lot over the last few years, and we beat them at the back end of last season so I have a good feeling that we can do so again.
"The sun is going to be shining which is always good for the start of the season, so it should be a good occasion and we are looking for a good win."


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WASHINGTON -- House Republicans on Thursday passed a bill that would reverse what they call President Obama's relaxation of welfare-to-work requirements.
The House, on a mainly party-line 250-164 vote, passed a resolution that would force the administration to rescind new guidelines giving states more flexibility in how they administer the nation's main welfare program.
The vote coincides with a torrent of Republican campaign ads, rebutted by Democrats, that Obama is trying to gut the law that requires welfare recipients to find work.
The measure faces an uphill path in the Democratic-led Senate and would not be signed by the president. But the vote highlighted the Republican campaign charge that Obama is engaged in class warfare, a theme echoed by Republican rival Mitt Romney's recently revealed statement at a fundraiser that Obama represents the 47 percent of Americans who are dependent on government.
Reps. Dave Camp and John Kline, chairmen of the House Ways and Means and the Education committees, respectively, charged that the Obama administration "repeatedly has engaged in a systematic effort to undermine work and increase dependence across government benefit programs."
House Democrats said Republicans were deliberately distorting the intent of the administration guidelines and that three times during the George W. Bush administration House Republicans supported legislation that would have similarly given states more authority over welfare-to-work requirements.
The House resolution had one purpose, said Rep. Sander Levin of Michigan, top Demfare law bars the administration from waiving the work requirement and citing a Government Accountability Office conclusion that the waiver plan should have been submitted to Congress for review.
Rep. Lloyd Doggett, D-Texas, said Republicans had introduced the resolution because "particularly during this week, such a very difficult and troubling week for Mitt Romney, they're a little desperate. They think they can hoodwink enough Americans to turn on their neighbors by falsely dividing us, dividing us between makers and takers, between manufacturers and moochers, between producers and parasites."
On Wednesday Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, unsuccessfully tried to bring a similar resolution of disapproval to the Senate floor but was blocked by Democrats. Both Hatch and the House were acting under a law that allows Congress to review new federal regulations under an expedited procedure. He pledged that he would renew his effort when Congress reconvenes after the election.
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A rainy day or a drop in a puddle won't be a problem for the next Moto G. The ability to keep pressing on despite splashes and brief submersion in up to one meter of water are among its attributes discovered in the latest leak.
Even though the video is in Portuguese, you get the gist of what's coming with the next Moto G.
Also, a screenshot details a wide array of color options you'll be able to choose from, as this edition of the Moto G will be available with Moto Maker. Just like the Moto X, the front housing is white or black, but you can pick its back color. A leaked image offers other details.
The specs are rather respectable for a mid-range device (the current model starts at $179), with a 13MP back and 5MP front camera, an unspecified "quad-core" chip, IPX7 water resistance, a microSD card slot, and Android 5.1.
The story behind the story: Motorola has an event planned for July 28, where the company will likely show off both the Moto X and Moto G, but with each day there's less to announce. The Moto G was our favorite mid-range device last year, and all the leaks show this one to be promising as well.
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A US-based religious rights group says three Roman Catholic priests in China have been sentenced to three years in a labour camp, accused of violating the country's anti-cult laws.
The Cardinal Kung Foundation says the priests were sentenced in early July for what Chinese officials describe as acts that disturbed the peace of society.
A group spokesman Joseph Kung said two of the Roman Catholic priests were arrested while saying Mass on Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday this year.
He said this proved that there was no religious freedom in China and made a mockery of its constitution.
All three priests are reportedly being detained at a camp 150km (90 miles) south of Beijing.
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Music By and For Students presented by Long Island Composers Alliance
2013 marks the 40th anniversary of Music By and For Students. This concert features original music composed by students of Long Island and will be held on Friday, May 31, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. in the Fortunoff Theater located in Monroe Lecture Center, South Campus. Each year since 1973, the Long Island Composers Alliance has presented this concert which has become one of its most successful and widely-attended programs. Works to be performed are selected by composer members of LICA.
In addition to the performance, a $50 cash award will be presented to the student composers in three age categories. These categories will be approximately (1) a composer 11 or under, (2) a composer between 12 and 14, and (3) a composer above 15. The works will be judged by the LICA Program Committee and the award winners will also perform their works at LICA's upcoming concert at 2 p.m. on June 9 at the South Huntington Library. Many winners of these awards have gone on to careers in music composition, performance, and education. These awards are given in memory of Arline Diamond, whose compositions and students had been a part of music on Long Island for many years and whose work with the Long Island Composers Alliance and many other musical organizations was so vital.
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The Good and the Bad: Pride of America Cruise Review by MustangTerry
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Destination: Hawaii
Embarkation: Honolulu
FOOD-tasted good enough, BUT so little variety (just like Carnival) selection was poor and very restricted and you were sick of the food by mid week. of course the variety resturants were extra money..boo...one fee should get you all.
YOUR FLIGHT HOME- dont listen to NCL advise on book flight for night time. dont do this, then your stuck with all your heavy luggage ALL day long. get a flight out in the early afternoon. NCL states this so you will take one of their last day excursion that will take your luggage and hold it for you, its their last attempt to make a few more bucks off of you. They tell you not to book til evening flight incase ship does not come in on time, thats BS, they cant afford NOT to dock in time.
EXCURSIONS-expensive thru the ship and they pump up and inflat the appeal of the excursion, read all reviews carefully.
CATCHING A COLD FROM THE SHIP- use the hand santizer they have outside every room, I wasnt diligent and i got More VERY sick, one of the worst upper respiratory infections of my life. it was my fault for not being diligent, dont be lazy like me, use them at every turn!!!!!
TV- the TV sucked, like small dark 30yr old TV, but i hear they are remodeling all in Jan 2013
the ship excursion LUAU. worth the 99.00 on thursday night, it was great and recommended
Balcony rooms are a must! Best way to cruise.
SHOWS- were good and recommended.
SERVICE- was excellent!!! tip where your can, they do work hard.
Hot Tubs- they were hot and many of them. the one POOL was cold and not inviting looking.
****Cruises are most fun for couples and older/retired. Not recommend for singles-you will be disappointed.
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Kindle 3 diagonal hairline crack in bezel - replacement, same thing!
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The cracks seem to occur at the lower corners of the screen/bezel junction. There is obviously some defect. Whether there is some pressure point in that area or the mold-form did not provide adequate strain relief at those 90 degree cut-outs, the cracks propagate from those areas. Also, having not read of similar issues with the white case, there may be something inherent in the composition of the graphite case's plastic or coloring agent that allows the cracking to occur.
I have read that some folks have opted to not get a replacement (refurbished unit) but to at least report the issue and note it on their account, so if it gets worse, they can follow up near the end of their warranty period.
I just get my Kindle 3 and found the tiny crack, I only haved since 1 month and want to know how to report the issue and note in my account since I can't find those options in my Amazon's account. Thanks
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