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Canon plans to continue SED TV development despite the recent fall in LCD TV prices according to Managing Director Masahiro Osawa.
Canon also aims to return to a trend of increasing profits each year in 2010, he said in an interview on Monday.
Canon last month posted a 72 percent fall in quarterly operating profit, also hit by sluggish demand for office machines and a firmer yen, but raised its full-year forecast by 6 percent to reflect more aggressive restructuring steps and a stronger-than-expected demand for high-end digital cameras.
The restructuring moves included cutting 700 jobs at its chip-making equipment business and absorbing Canon Marketing Japan Inc's chip stepper sales and maintenance operations.
Osawa also said Canon plans to continue development of surface-conduction electron-emitter display (SED) technology despite sharp falls in LCD prices, although more time will be needed for a commercial launch.
SED TVs were once seen as promising next-generation flat displays, but steep price falls in LCD and plasma panels have raised concerns over the viability of the commercially untested technology. "I believe SEDs have technological competitiveness. But LCD prices have fallen at a much quicker clip than we had anticipated," Owasa said.
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Just months after the dismissal of a $1 million sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a former assistant against Steven Seagal, a past harassment allegation from Jenny McCarthy resurfaced for an enterprise piece worked on by Access Hollywood – a claim that a spokesperson for the action star has denied.
In an investigative segment this week by Access on "The Hollywood Casting Couch," Access revisited a 1998 Moveline interview in which McCarthy claims Seagal asked her to undress during an audition for "Under Siege 2." A rep for Seagal denied the actress' claim.
According to a spokesperson for Seagal, "Warner Brothers casting for the film 'Under Siege 2' has confirmed that Jenny McCarthy never auditioned for a role on 'Under Siege 2.' Her claim is completely false."
The statement made by Seagal's rep is referring to McCarthy's allegations she made during an interview with Movieline in 1998.
"I went to the audition for 'Under Siege 2' with, like, 15 other Jenny McCarthys. These girls came in and out of his office and I was last. Steven comes out and goes, 'Hmm, so you're last.' I'm thinking, 'Shouldn't a casting person be doing this?' I go inside his carpet, which has shag carpet and this huge couch, and he's by himself and says, 'Sit on the couch.' I have my [script pages] and I say, 'OK, I'm ready,' but he says, 'No, I want to find out about you.' I knew what was coming. He goes, 'So, you were Playmate of the Year,'" McCarthy told Movieline at the time.
"I was wearing this very baggy dress, which I always wear to auditions, with my hair pulled back. I'm listening to him go on and on about how he found his soul in Asia and is one with himself and whatever. When I said, 'Well, I'm ready to read,' he said, 'Stand up, you have to be kind of sexy in the movie and in that dress, I can't tell.' I stand up and he goes, 'Take off your dress.' I said, 'What?' and he said, 'There's nudity.' I said, 'No, there's not, or I wouldn't be here right now.' He said again, 'There's nudity,' and I said, 'The pages are right in front of me. There's no nudity.' He goes, 'Take off your dress.' I just started crying and said, 'Rent my [Playboy] video, you a**hole!' and ran out to the car," the actress claimed in the interview.
McCarthy went to claim that the incident didn't end in the office.
"I'm closing my car door and he grabs me and says, 'Don't you ever tell anybody.' He won't sue me or say anything because he knows it's true. If I saw him today, I would still say, 'You're a f***ing a**hole and I really hope you change your ways,'" McCarthy concluded.
During the same year, McCarthy spoke to then Access Hollywood correspondent Jeff Probst, who asked about her claims against Seagal.
"Everything is true and um, if I can spread the word for other girls and kind of warn them, then so be it," she said at the time.
Access Hollywood has reached out to McCarthy's rep for comment on Seagal's rep's denial but has yet to hear back.


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The spokesperson of YSRCP, Ambati Rambabu addressing to media at party office on Saturday has narrated about party's chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's need of visiting to AP capital regions. He said that the depressed farmers of the capital regions wanted to meet YS Jagan over the land pooling as well as land acquisition processes and sought his help. Ambati further said that YS Jagan has agreed his consent to visit AP capital regions on March 3 and thereby, he can raise the issues in upcoming Assembly fighting on behalf of people.


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Lowes Foods to close locations in Triangle
Posted August 15, 2013
Lowes Foods announced Thursday it will close two stores in the Triangle and offer the employees jobs at other locations in the area.
Stores at 1961 High House Road in the Cornerstone Village shopping center in Cary and at 2900 East Millbrook Road in Capitol Crossing shopping center in Raleigh will close Sept. 14, the company said in a statement.
Merchandise at the store will be progressively discounted, starting Friday.
Food Lion said Wednesday it was closing its store at 4215 University Drive in Durham by the end of the month. The owner of the shopping center, where a Kmart closed earlier this year, is not renewing the lease.


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Cassie and I'm a habitual over eater! There, I said it! I was talking with the fiance last night (again) about my weight; however, this time, it was him asking me what my "plan b" was for when school starts again. After a lengthy discussion, we realized that my real problem is that I over eat all the time. I think I've known that for a while, but I've worked really hard at avoiding that because it's hard!
During the last week and a half, I have torched around 600 calories in each workout and for the most part, I've been up and doing house work and other activities. In short, I haven't been sedentary. I haven't been tracking my food because that's hard for me, and, especially after working out like that, I'm hungry. So, I've been preparing SparkRecipies, and eating lots of healthful things, but I'm still overeating. I need to try to find a way to work past my over eating. Really, the problem, I think, is that my stomach has become so used to being over full and thinking that's what full feels like, I don't know what just being full does feel like. In fact, that just being full feels like I'm still hungry. As soon as I get a shower, I'm going to go to the store and buy a food scale to help with my portion control. I'm also going to borrow an idea from a Sparkfriend of mine and take photos of my food to help myself remember that portion control is a problem. The fiance is going to help me work on portion control, too. I guess I'll be chewing a lot of gum and hoping that my stomach shrinks quickly so I don't have to feel not full all of the time. I can eat the things I love and really live a normal life if I can learn to eat portions that fit in my calorie range. I don't want my future husband to have to change his whole life. Tracking food is hard, but really, it's the only way I'm going to do this....
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Food scales are amazing! I had one but didn't appreciate; I wish I still had it.
I frequently have a rice cake with peanut butter for a snack.
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I love my food scale! It is really one of the best tools you can have because even using measuring cups isn't all that accurate. I've really learned what actual servings look like.
I've always quickly acclimated to eating less food so hopefully you will too! I would advise you to drink lots of water because it does make a difference. Sometimes adding lemon or lime can make it seem like more of a treat than a plain 'ol glass of water. Also eat lots of fruits and veggies because you can eat a lot of them for a little bit of calories! When I'm feeling like I'm depriving myself I'll make a huge salad (I'm not big on dressing so that helps) and that usually takes forever to eat. Also don't deprive yourself of treats just eat them in moderation. The other night I had a whole homemade pizza (the real thing, no tortilla crust or any of that nonsense), homemade icecream, and popcorn and still was around 1400 calories for the day. Oh and try to keep yourself busy! Then you won't be sitting around wanting to munch on something (my biggest problem)!
As far as the future husband goes, I'm sure if it is important to you he'll be supportive. Mine isn't thrilled when I make him measure stuff out, but he knows I really want him to so he does it. It can be hard, and I do get frustrated sometimes but it is worth it!
Good luck! Love the pictures! Keep up the great work!
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The protein is a great idea for breakfast. Throw some more complex carbs in there and you've got a great breakfast.
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The NTSB's recently released factual report on the fatal crash of a chartered Gulfstream III at Aspen (Colo.) Airport (ASE) last March 29 does not provide a determination of cause. However transcripts of the cockpit voice recorder, ATC and preflight FSS briefing, coupled with the Safety Board's interviews with ATC personnel and others in its investigation to date, clearly indicate that the crew was pre-occupied with several vital issues that may turn out to be factors in the probable cause determination, which is still several months away.
According to the Safety Board, the pilots were aware even before takeoff from Burbank, Calif., that the weather at ASE was marginal and deteriorating. During the flight, the crew expressed concern that if they didn't make ASE on the first approach, they would have to divert to Rifle because of their fuel situation. (Rifle is 43.9 nm from Aspen.) The crew also recognized that they were closing in on a Stage 2 night curfew, effective 30 min after official sunset, 6:58 p.m. on the day of the accident. The airplane crashed four minutes after the curfew was in place–at 7:02 p.m.–killing the two pilots, the flight attendant and all 15 passengers (AIN, May, page 1).
The pilot was also told by the FSS briefer during the preflight briefing that a notam had just been issued, saying that "circling minimums are not authorized at night." Receiving intense investigation by the NTSB is why that notam wasn't received by the tower at ASE; the varied interpretations of the notam by air traffic controllers and others; the importance of another, ostensibly clearer notam issued 24 hr after the first one; and even whether or not the notam applied to the Gulfstream flight, considering its time of arrival over the IAF and the reported VMC weather at the time the approach began.
The following weather forecast for ASE was given to the pilot during his FSS briefing: between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., winds 330 deg at 10 kt; visibility greater than six miles; showers in the vicinity; 3,000 ft scattered ceiling, 5,000 ft broken. Temporary conditions included wind variable 10 kt; gust to 15 kt; visibility three miles; light snow showers; ceiling 2,500 ft broken, 5,000 ft overcast.
N303GA was owned by Hollywood producer Andrew Vajna. It was registered to Vajna's Airborne Charter and operated by Avjet Corp., both of Burbank, where the IFR flight originated with a takeoff at 2:38 p.m. local time. The GIII made the short hop to Los Angeles, landing at about 2:50 p.m. to pick up passengers before departing for Aspen at approximately 4:17 p.m. (5:17 p.m. Aspen time).
In the flight plan, the pilot had given an en route time of 1 hr 35 min for the flight from LAX. If accurate, that would make the aircraft's ETA at Aspen 6:46 p.m., about 12 min ahead of the curfew. The curfew was definitely on the pilot's mind. At the runway hold line on the taxiway three minutes before takeoff, the pilot said to LAX local control: "We have a curfew at Aspen." ATC advised the pilot that the Gulfstream would be "number two or three" and that there should be minimal delay. About two minutes later, N303GA was cleared to position and hold on Runway 25L, then cleared for takeoff shortly afterward.
At 6:36 p.m., when the airplane was about 30 nm west of ASE at FL 210, the pilot checked in with ASE Approach and indicated he had ATIS Hotel (scattered clouds at 2,000 ft, ceiling 5,500 ft broken, 9,000 broken; wind 30 deg at four knots; visibility 10 mi; landing Runway 15).
The CVR transcript starts at about 6:30 p.m., approximately 30 min before the crash, with the copilot asking the pilot "what time is official sunset." The pilot replied, "6:28. So we get 30 min after sunset. So 6:58, about seven, so seven o'clock." To which the copilot responded, "Ah, seven is good enough, yeah." At this time, N303GA was cleared direct to pitman intersection, direct Red Table VOR (DBL), the IAF, and then direct Aspen.
A couple of minutes later, the CVR records the copilot asking the pilot if he wants some food, followed by the sound of a chuckle. The pilot responded, "Sugar to help me calm down." The copilot chuckled again and said, "Yeah."
The crew appeared unconcerned when an ATC call authorizing a descent to FL 270 at 6:35 p.m. referred incorrectly to the Gulfstream as "Citation 3GA." ATC tapes indicate the crew responded to the clearance with "two seven zero, three Golf Alpha." On the CVR, the copilot laughed and said, "Citation." The pilot said, "You should say Gulfstream and make sure that's the same." The copilot responded, "Okay, ah on next call I'll straighten him out," followed by a chuckle. "Well, I'm just saying if there's a Citation out there," commented the pilot. "I didn't think of it," said the copilot.
A couple of minutes later, at 6:37, the airplane is cleared to descend to FL 210 and the copilot reported, "Fuel quantity…5,100." The pilot responded, "Probably gonna make it a visual… If we don't get the airport over here we'll go ahead and shoot that approach." The pilot continued, "We're not going to have a bunch of extra gas so we only get to shoot it once and then we're going to Rifle." The NTSB said the airplane had 12,175 lb of fuel at takeoff.
Three minutes later, at 6:39 p.m., the pilot commented, "Well it's looking okay, huh?" The copilot replied, "Eh, looking not bad from here. 60 miles. Don't worry…yeah…hopefully." Aspen ATIS Hotel was heard being received on the copilot's channel.
At 6:43 p.m. a discussion of weight-and-balance followed:
Pilot: "Oh, we were supposed to do a weight-and-balance, huh?"
Copilot: "No, we didn't."
Pilot: "We should have. Well, don't worry about it now. . ."
Copilot: "I won't open the door if we see a suspicious individual on the ramp" (a possible reference to an FAA official doing a ramp check?).
The aircraft took off 13,925 lb below maximum allowable ramp weight and was within c.g. limits, according to the NTSB.
A minute later, the CVR picked up a Challenger requesting one more approach to Aspen. One of the Gulfstream pilots asked ATC if he was practicing or did he miss an actual. ATC replied that it had missed and that there were two other airplanes on approach in front of the Gulfstream. The copilot told the pilot, "He missed," followed by an expletive from the pilot and "that's no good" from the copilot.
About 15 min before the crash, while descending to FL 190 on vectors for approach sequencing, came the following exchange:
Pilot: "Where's that [expletive] highway? Can we get down in there? Can you see?"
Copilot: "I'm looking, I'm looking…I…no."
Pilot: "Can't really see up there. I got it."
Copilot: "Oh ah...I can see it."
Pilot: "Can't really see up there, can ya?"
Copilot: "Nope, not really."
Pilot: "God [expletive]."
Copilot: "I see a river, but I don't see nothing else. . . I see some town over here, so I assume the highway [presumably State Highway 82] would be going . . ."
Flight attendant: "Are you scared?"
Pilot: "Well, I hope we make it. Somebody just missed."
Copilot: "[expletive]."
Attendant: "I don't want to hear that. Why did you tell me? Why didn't you say, 'No, I'm not scared?'"
Pilot: "Well, I'm not scared."
Attendant: "No. I'm not scared."
Pilot: "I'm not scared, we just . . ."
Copilot: "I'm not scared, just cannot make it."
Pilot: "Yeah, we don't have enough gas to go hanging around. I mean we're gonna have if we can only do one [approach] and then we gotta go to Rifle."
While the pilots were looking for visual references, ATC made a blanket broadcast that a Citation 550 had the airport in sight at 10,400 ft msl (2,585 ft above ASE's elevation) and was making the straight-in approach. Upon hearing this, the Gulfstream copilot said, "Ah that's good," and the pilot remarked to ATC: "We're 3 Golf Alpha. I can almost see up the canyon from here. I don't know the terrain well enough or I would take the visual." Radar indicated the Gulfstream was at FL 190 and 15 nm west of ASE.
Aspen tower continued to provide altitude and heading instructions to N303GA to position the airplane for vectors for a straight-in for the VOR-DME/GPS-C approach procedure. Meanwhile, in the cockpit at 6:48 p.m., the CVR picked up the pilot declaring, "There's the highway right there." Then there is some confusion between the pilots:
Copilot: "…kay, set you up on the approach?
Pilot: "…kay."
Copilot: "All right, 'bout sixteen four" (a reference to the published 164-deg final approach course). Apparently the copilot did something else, judging from the pilot's response: "What, what are you doing? Wait, wait, wait, wait."
Copilot: "Three six zero one sixty four. Wrong knob, eh sorry."
Pilot: "Ah yeah. Can you see up there yet at all?"
Copilot: "Mmm…no."
The discussion about what they can see and cannot see continued for another couple of minutes, including another exchange on Rifle with the pilot saying, "We'll shoot it from here. I mean we're here but we only get to do it once because it's too late in the evening then to come around [an apparent reference to the curfew] and the other one is . . ." The flight attendant interjected, "Not enough fuel." There was more discussion in the cockpit about which aircraft made it in and which didn't.
The flight attendant and copilot chatted about who brought what clothing, with the attendant saying, "I have a bag with my cosmetics here, thank God. I know I'd frighten anybody in the morning. You know." This is followed by the sound of laughter. "I've got to go buy a whole load of liquor. They're [passengers] drinking everything."
N303GA was now 10 min from disaster.
As the aircraft was cleared to FL 160, the pilots started their landing checks, during which there was a question about the synchronizers:
Copilot: "Engine synchronizer, would you like off?"
Pilot: "Well, just read the checklist. What's the checklist say?
Copilot: "Yeah, synchronizer off."
Pilot: "Okay, it's off."
ATC reported at 6:53 p.m., "Attention all aircraft, last aircraft went missed."
Pilot: "[expletive]"
Copilot: "What?"
Pilot: "He went missed."
Copilot: "That's not good."
ATC asks N303GA to "maintain slowest practical speed for sequence." A Learjet behind the Gulfstream was given the same instructions. A Challenger announced it was on the missed approach. The Gulfstream pilot remarked, "The weather is going down. They're not making it in." According to ASE's ASOS, visibility deteriorated rapidly, from 10 mi at 6:55 p.m. to 1.75 mi by 7:12 p.m.
At five miles from the IAF, ATC cleared N303GA to cross DBL at or above FL 140 and cleared the Gulfstream for the VOR-DME-C approach. It was 6:56 p.m. and Aspen tower made a blanket announcement that ATIS India was current: Visibility is now reported as 10 mi in light snow; few clouds at 1,500, ceiling 2,500 broken, 5,500 broken." More important, for aircraft approaching from the north, the visibility north was given as just two miles in snow showers.
N303GA was cleared to switch to the tower frequency and the pilot heard the controller asking Challenger N527JA, another aircraft in front of N303GA, if it had the airport in sight. "Negative," came the answer. Gulfstream N303GA was then cleared to land. Meanwhile, at 6:58 p.m., the Challenger ahead was within 1.2 nm of the airport at an indicated altitude of 9,800 ft when it declared it was breaking off the approach.
At 6:59 p.m., the Gulfstream pilots lowered the gear and the flaps to the landing position. The flight attendant asked, "Are we clear?" The pilot answered, "Nah, not yet. The guy in front of us didn't make it either." A few seconds after 7 p.m., the flight attendant remarked, "Snow." The pilot said, "Okay I'm breaking out." Then he asked Aspen, "Are the lights all the way up." The controller responded, "Affirmative, they are on high." At this time, N303GA was 3.4 nm from the end of Runway 15 at 11,000 ft. The pilot reported the runway in sight at 7:01, just 2.9 nm from the runway at 9,400 ft.
On board the airplane at this moment, the CVR picked up a configuration alarm that continued to sound for nine seconds. An electronic female voice called out, "One thousand," then "nine hundred" and "Eight hundred," after which the pilot said, "Where's it at?" The CVR picked up the final few seconds of the fatal flight:
Female electronic voice: "Six hundred."
Copilot: "To the right."
Pilot: "To the right."
Copilot: "Ah ref."
GPWS male electronic voice: "Five hundred."
Female electronic voice: "Five hundred."
Copilot: "Ref plus five."
GPWS: "Sink rate."
Female electronic voice: "Four hundred."
GPWS: "Sink rate."
Copilot: "Plus ten."
Unidentified rumbling noise continues to end of tape.
GPWS: "Two hundred."
Unidentified high-pitched noise.
GPWS: "Bank angle"
Sound of grunt.
According to Aspen tower controllers, about 30 sec before it crashed, the Gulfstream became visible through snow showers about a mile north of the runway and at 8,100 ft msl. The airplane was in an "extreme left bank, about 45 deg," with its landing lights shining directly into the tower. Seeing the airplane's altitude and its steep bank, a controller asked nobody in particular, "What's this Gulfstream doing?" Noting the airplane was rolling rapidly to the left, the controller then burst out, "Oh my God, he's going to crash." The Gulfstream's microphone must have been keyed, because the last transmission to Aspen Tower contained unidentified background noises and the sounds of "voices screaming."
At 7:02 p.m. N303GA smashed into the terrain west of the Runway 15 centerline, about 100 ft above the airport elevation of 7,815 ft. The NTSB said the aircraft initially hit the ground with the left wing, which was in a 49-deg down attitude.
Pilot Robert Frisbie had logged a total of about 9,900 hr TT, with 1,475 of them in the GIII since obtaining his type rating in January 1990. Copilot Peter Kowalczyk was reported to have 5,500 hr TT, with 913 in the Gulfstream II and III. He obtained his type rating in the GIII in February. Toxicology testing of the two airmen produced negative results.
After the accident, Avjet's director of flight operations issued a memorandum prohibiting night operations at ASE.


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When it comes to advertising in and around schools, marketers should consider skipping children altogether and going straight to the top: mom.
In a recent survey of almost 1,200 PTO and PTA mothers by School Family Media, more than 73% agreed that promotional materials aimed at parents are more acceptable than those aimed at kids. Only 3% said those aimed at kids are more acceptable. (Some 18% said both are acceptable; 6% said neither is acceptable.)
Box Tops, Labels for Education
Not surprisingly, programs such as General Mills' Box Tops for Education and Campbell's Labels for Education that target parents to make a purchase were much more positively rated than programs that target kids directly with advertising messages.
Box Tops and Labels for Education, for instance, were rated acceptable sponsorships by 95% of moms in the study. Other "winners" in their eyes included Scholastic Book Fairs—91% rated it acceptable—and free educational materials and magazines handed out at school that are written specifically for parents (81% said that was acceptable).
However, kid-targeted advertising drew scant approval. A Bus Radio program, for instance, that plays kid-friendly music and news along with advertising during the daily trek to school, got a paltry 16% acceptable rating. Poster ads placed inside buses fared even worse, with only 9% of moms agreeing they were OK. Ads on book covers also fared poorly, with just one-third rating them as acceptable.
Reward programs get seal of approval
The only direct-to-kids programs that did score well in the survey were reward programs such as Pizza Hut's Book It!, which offers free pizza coupons for reading books, and Topps of the Class, which offers free trading cards for good grades. Eighty-five percent of the moms said reward programs—those two were mentioned specifically in the question—were acceptable.
Certain kinds of sampling passed muster with these moms, too. A full 91% said samples distributed in parent gift bags on special nights were OK. And while only 22% thought food and beverage samples given directly to students are acceptable, when the wording was changed to say "healthy food and beverages that meet School Nutrition Association guidelines," the approval rating jumped to 72%.
"Parents are more open to programs that target them instead of their kids," said John Driscoll, VP-sales and business development at School Family Media, a marketing and media company that also publishes the magazine PTO Today. "At the Kid Power conference this year, [an executive from] Cartoon Network said they're literally changing their DNA from thinking about kids to thinking instead about parents and family."
The study also marks the first formal feedback from parents on the relatively new Children's Food and Beverage Advertising Initiative.
Elaine Kolish, director the Better Business Bureau initiative, said the group is "thrilled" with the level of parental awareness of the program. Almost 30% of survey respondents said they had heard of the program, in which large corporations like Pepsi and Kraft pledge to self-regulate their marketing to children. She said she was also pleased that the majority of parents were satisfied with the program—more than 64% agreed or strongly agreed with the statement "The CFBAI is a step in the right direction and shows food and beverage companies are genuinely committed to curbing advertising to kids."
"I think they believe it is a real, genuine effort to do the right thing," Ms. Kolish said.
Moms support wider scope
The findings about the initiative also showed that other industries that sell to children should be paying attention, too. More than one-third (38%) of the moms surveyed strongly agreed—and another 36% agreed—that the initiative should be extended beyond the food and beverage industry to all companies that advertise to children.
"That must be some feeling that they don't like the commercialization of schools," Ms. Kolish said. "So they seem to be anti-commercialization, but recognize that it's O.K. for [things like] healthy products. ... I think all parents want help in educating their kids on healthy eating and being more active."
The survey was conducted online, and the margin of error was plus or minus 3%, School Family Media said.


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We have a preseason game THIS Wednesday?
"Look, it's up to me to put a team around ... Lance right now." Kevin Pritchard press conference
i haven't been this excited about this team in years. can't wait for season to start.
It's not on TV though.
But Friday night is.
And Saturday.....
Any way we can watch any of the preseason games online?
3 games in 4 nights to open the preseason? I'm sure the coaches and players were thrilled to see that scheduling.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
Sounds like a good way to find out, early on, what the team is made of, and to prepare them for the grind of the regular season.
Is there a slim chance that NBA LP may have a free trial starting this Wed.? For some reason I seem to remember being able to watch quite a few preseason games in the past on DirecTV, anyone know for sure?
Lance Allred is gonna get some run.
Will it be available online Wednesday night? Anyone know?
"Look, it's up to me to put a team around ... Lance right now." Kevin Pritchard press conference
I'm going to the Friday game. Can't wait.
A reminder that every game is on FM this year!
So you can catch Mark and Slick on 93.1 Wednesday.
Preseason TV games: Fri 08 vs ORL FSI, Sat 09 @ HOU NBATV, Fri 15 vs NOH FSI.
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Remember our policies regarding this, please. Thanks. If you were referring to something straight from the league, please correct me.
I know LP doesn't broadcast preseason games. Maybe a few on NBATV.
I will be there Friday!
Didn't know the Saturday game was televised as well! woot woot!
I thought it was just the Magic and Hornets game! Thank you NBAtv!
I haven't been able to find anything on DirectTV about Wednesday's game. I doubt it's being televised anywhere. Every once in a while something pops up last minute and there's a very rough telecast with the radio broadcast playing over the top of it.
"A man with no belly has no appetite for life."
- Salman Rushdie
Doesn't league pass occasionally do a free preview during the preseason?
They do, and I think it's usually during the first week of the regular season.
Yeah it's the 1st week of the regular season. I've already seen the advertisements for it.
I always wished the free preview would fall during 1 of the 10 that are not televised by FSI, but it never works out that way!
This may be a silly question but surely there are tickets available for the home games yes? It's at conseco too right and not at anything like IU or the pepsi colliseum.
if you have DirecTV, you may be able to see the Memphis feed of the Pacers @ Grizzlies game...I'm not sure. If it is available to watch without having to pay, I'll let everyone know on Wednesday.
NBA League Pass doesnt have any pre-season games....am I right?
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A federal judge in San Francisco on Aug. 23 allowed Blockbuster to proceed with antitrust claims against Netflix, denying three motions Netflix had made to scuttle or delay the suit.
Blockbuster started Blockbuster Online two years ago, challenging Netflix's domination of the on-line video rental business. In April, Netflix sued Blockbuster for alleged business method patent infringement, and Blockbuster responded with the antitrust suit.
Netflix had asked the court to dismiss Blockbuster's countersuit, to split the two lawsuits into separate proceedings and to postpone discovery on the antitrust lawsuit until after the patent claims are resolved.
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ESPN to feature Herbert
NHRA 2Day will air a feature regarding Doug Herbert and the Snap-on team`s newly formed friendship with Marines across the country this weekend.
In a way to give back, stemming from Herbert's admiration for their duties, he has hosted more than 25 soldiers at the first three races combined and is set to have another group at next week`s O`Reilly Spring Nationals at Houston Raceway Park on April 9.
The feature will run Sunday, April 3 at 11:30 a.m. (ET) on ESPN2. So tune in and check out a great story on a great friendship.
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On Monday, the Lady Mustangs dismantled Berry Academy 8-0.
Ali Fisher and Christina McClean turned in huge games, with each netting two goals and dishing one assist.
Jessica Glenn and Jennifer Redman had two assists apiece. Glenn also had a goal. Alex Haugen, Anna Cole and Kim Scercy each chipped in a goal. Erin Smith was credited with the shutout.
In a torrential downpour on Tuesday, the Lady Mustangs fell to Charlotte Catholic 4-0.
Play went back and forth in the first half. In the second half, with five minutes to go, Catholic hit a penalty kick off the cross bar and post. The somewhat flukish goal put them ahead 2-0.
The Lady Cougars' goalie made three exceptional saves to keep East Lincoln scoreless. The game was called with 20 left due to the field turning into a virtual mud pit.
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Bobs Worth will gear up for his Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup defence with a spin on the Lambourn gallops on Sunday.
Nicky Henderson had been considering the possibility of sending the reigning champion to Newbury for a racecourse gallop, but testing ground at the Berkshire venue has forced the trainer into a rethink.
Bobs Worth, leading Crabbie's Grand National contender Triolo D' Alene and Tolworth Hurdle winner Royal Boy will instead be in action on the Mandown gallops.
Henderson said: "I don't think we want to be galloping on this ground, so we're allowed to go to Mandown instead."
The Seven Barrows handler took 16 inmates to Kempton for a gallop on Friday morning, with BetVictor Queen Mother Champion Chase contender Captain Conan and JLT Novices' Chase fancy Oscar Whisky among the party.
"It all went well, there were no dramas. A couple had a good blow and there were some good times," said Henderson.
"Oscar Whisky went well, and Captain Conan went well."
One trainer who will be working horses at Newbury is Oliver Sherwood.
Deputy Dan is the star name in the team heading for the course on Sunday, although Sherwood revealed he is yet to make a decision about his Cheltenham Festival target.
After winning on the Welsh National card, Deputy Dan went on to Grade Two honours at Warwick on 11 January.
"I'm going to bring a couple here on Sunday, but I don't want to bottom them by asking them to do too much on this ground," said the Rhonehurst handler.
"I'd just like him to get in the box and have a day away as he hasn't had a run for a few weeks.
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The Florida Herb Society will host its Herbal Throwdown 2009 at 6:30 p.m. at Clearwater Garden Club, 405 Seminole St. Bring your own herbal delight for judging by local chefs. Visitors encouraged to attend. Call Emily at (727) 365-8574 or e-mail email@example.com.
Art sites: Accompany the Public Arts Committee on a tour of current and future public art sites in Tarpon Springs. Meet at 9 a.m. at the Tarpon Springs Library, 138 E Lemon St. Reserve a spot by calling (727) 934-9430 or (727) 937-3102.
Author's Showcase: Debby Mayne, author of Peachtree Dreams, will speak about her writing and how to target a reading audience at 6:30 p.m. at East Lake Public Library, 4125 East Lake Road, Palm Harbor. Call (727) 773-2665.
Free artist's critique: Studio 1212 invites all artists to bring in an unframed, unfinished painting for a free critique at 10 a.m. at 1405 Cleveland St., Clearwater. Call (727) 446-4566. Visit studio1212.net.
Musical program: Members of East Lake High's chorus program, under the direction of Mr. Knable, will perform at 7 p.m. at East Lake High, 1300 Silver Eagle Drive, Tarpon Springs. Tickets $3. Call (727) 942-5419.
Birdwatching: Bring binoculars and see a wide variety of birds including owls and raptors during an excursion with the Clearwater Audubon Society at 8 a.m. at Honeymoon Island State Park. Meet behind McDonald's at Alt. 19 and Curlew Road, Dunedin. Call (727) 939-1549.
Get medieval: Marcaster (the Sea Fortress) is a local chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism that meets at 7 p.m. every second and fourth Wednesday at the Largo Public Library, 120 Central Park Drive. For details, call (727) 393-2679.
Social scene: Seniors meet for fun and friendship 9 a.m.-noon Wednesdays and Fridays at the Oldsmar Senior Center, 127 State St. W. Free with rec card, $5.35 without. Call (813) 749-1155.
Trace your roots: Free genealogy assistance with volunteer genealogist Mary Kay Heitmann from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Tarpon Springs Public Library, 138 E Lemon St. Call (727) 943-4922.
Peace vigil: 4:30 to 6 p.m. Wednesdays at Edgewater Park, next to the Dunedin Marina, at Alt. U.S. 19 and Main Street, Dunedin. Call (727) 734-8945 or visit www.stpeteforpeace.org.
Euchre players: Enjoy a fun night out playing the game at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church, 10888 126th Ave. N, Largo. For details call (727) 474-2682.
Fresh and healthy: The Oldsmar Downtown Fresh Market features unique foods and goods from a variety of vendors 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesdays through the end of April at 100 State St. W, next to city hall. Call (813) 749-1260.
Afternoon bingo: Doors open 11 a.m. and bingo begins at noon Wednesdays at St. Alfred's Episcopal Church, 1601 Curlew Road, Palm Harbor. All paper games in a smoke-free hall. Benefits St. Vincent de Paul soup kitchen. Call (727) 518-5238 or (727) 252) 4381.
Clearwater Farmers Market: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Wednesday along the 500 block of Cleveland Street between Fort Harrison and Garden avenues, features items including farm-fresh produce, bakery products, seafood, flowers, honey, cheese, and more. Music from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Free two-hour parking with validation at Garden Avenue garage. Call (727) 461-7674 or visit www. clearwaterfarmersmarket.com.
Citrus festival: The new, four-day event celebrating Palm Harbor's heritage begins with a carnival 5 a.m.-10 p.m. Thursday and 4 p.m.-10 p.m. Friday. The carnival and other festivities including orange juice squeezing contests, citrus bake-off, horseshoe pit and equestrian exhibits. The festival continues 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday along Florida and Georgia avenues in downtown historic Palm Harbor. Call (727) 787-4700, (727) 784-4287 or visit Palmharborcitrus festival.com.
Learn about law: The Clearwater Bar Association will host its final seminar of "People's Law School," a weekly series on legal topics of interest to the public, 7-9 p.m. on the Clearwater campus of St. Petersburg College, 2465 Drew St. Session is free; no registration required. Call (727) 461-4869 or visit www.clearwaterbar.org/law.html.
Rotary fundraiser: The Belleair Rotary Club will host a Wine and Tapas Extravaganza and silent auction at 6 p.m. at the Clearwater Community Sailing Center, 1001 Gulf Blvd., on Sand Key. It will feature wines from a renowned distributor and food from local restaurants. Tickets $35. Funds raised will benefit Rotary's local and international programs. Call (727) 458-0943.
Leading Ladies luncheon: The Leading Ladies of Ruth Eckerd Hall will host its monthly luncheon at 11 a.m. at Carlouel Yacht Club, 1091 Eldorado Ave., Clearwater. Guest speaker will be 9-year old musician Angela Ma performing on violin. Cost is $25. Valet parking available. Call Cathy at (727) 596-4391.


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Harrow Borough Council claims that this year it will deliver a two-year balanced budget for the first time.
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To balance the books the council says it has had to find savings of £24 million.
The final budget, which includes a two per cent rise in council tax, will be put before the council's cabinet on February 14 where it will be recommended for approval by the full council on February 28.
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