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The highly anticipated arrival of the royal baby could come in the middle of Queen Elizabeth's four-day Coronation Festival this summer, according to a report.
A friend of the Duke and Duchess and Cambridge told the Mail on Sunday that Kate Middleton's official due date is July 13.
If true, that means the future king or queen would be born the middle of the Queen Elizabeth's Coronation Festival, which is scheduled from July 11-14. The four-day extravaganza will celebrate 60 years since the monarch was crowned.
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The National Alliance on Mental Illness will meet at 6 p.m. Aug. 8 at Petit Jean Electric, 270 Quality Drive, Clinton. For more information call Shirley McDonald at (501) 201-0492.
The Van Buren County Cattlemen will meet Monday, Aug. 12, at Western Sizzlin in Clinton. This will be the annual auction, so bring an object for auction. Eat at 6 p.m., meeting at 7 p.m. Sponsor this month is Maus Implement.
Revival services will be held Aug. 11-14 at South Side Baptist Church on Highway 65 near Damascus. Sunday services will be at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Monday- Wednesday services will be at 7 p.m. Rev. Joe Aulds will be speaking and the Nelson Family will be singing on Tuesday night.
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Karnes and the Heaters returns to the Killebrew Theater in downtown Leslie for the 2nd Saturday show Aug. 10. The Heaters plan R&B, blues, rock, country, Big Band and more. Music starts at 7:30 p.m. and all proceeds go to support the Killebrew.


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4 bedroom house for saleChapel Lane, Souldrop, Bedfordshire
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- Four Good Size Bedrooms.
- Sought After Sharnbrook Upper School Catchment
- En-suite To Master Bedroom.
- Downstairs Cloakroom.
- Lounge, Kitchen/Diner and Conservatory.
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Having been a family home for over thirty years, this good size four bedroom home is sure to impress those looking to live in a picturesque village location. The current owners enjoyed immensely being part of a welcoming community with excellent schooling, yet being able to access Bedford and the surrounding towns so easily. Pulling up outside the house, the home benefits from off road parking for all the family, leading to the integral garage. Stepping through the front door, it immediately becomes apparent that the home is deceptively large. The good size entrance hall leads to the essential downstairs cloakroom. The lounge room is a bright airy space, centred round a feature fire place, which we understand from the owners is open. The kitchen/dining room is the real hub of the home, a great room to cook and entertain in, or to sit round the dining room table for coffee with friends. There is also the added bonus of a conservatory to enjoy the evenings sunshine! Upstairs, the home boasts four good size and well proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from a large amount of built in wardrobes, and an en-suite shower room, which has been upgraded with a corner shower unit. There is also a generous family bathroom. The rear garden is a surprisingly private space, and is perfect for the growing family. With all this to see about the home, we have no hesitation in recommending an appointment to view at your earliest convenience!
Located in the North Bedfordshire villages, Souldrop is easy accessed via the A6. Situated within the sought after school catchments of the John Gibbard Lower school, Margaret Beaufort, Riseley Middle School and Sharnbrook Upper school.
From our office in the town centre, head out of town on the A6 North. Follow the A6 through the village of Milton Ernest. Continue over at the roundabout near Sharnbrook, continue on the A6 until you see the petrol station on the right hand side, where you need to take the left hand turning signposted Souldrop. Turn right onto the High Street, and continue along the road. The High Street turns into Chapel Fields, where the home will be found a short distance on the left hand size as marked by our for sale board.
Council Tax Bedford Borough Council Band E - £1,879.26 payable for the year 2011/12.
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Hamburg, Germany, 2011/05/20 - The Global Mobile and M-Commerce Trends 2011 report compiled by Hamburg-based market research firm yStats.com points out global developments of mobile communication and M-Commerce.
For this purpose, 42 nations in different regions of the world were analyzed using secondary market research tools. The results show that the major Asian markets are far ahead of their European counterparts when it comes to M-Commerce.
It is expected that revenue from M-Commerce will increase tenfold from 2010 to 2014 in the USA, where in 2011 the number of mobile Internet users is predicted to reach more than 100 million. A similar trend is shaping up in Latin America, where according to predictions in 2015 more than 450 million people will use cell phones.
Smartphones support the positive trend in Europe
In the EU5 (Great Britain, Germany, France, Spain, Italy) more than 90 million individuals are expected to use mobile Internet by 2015. In Germany an M-Commerce boom is predicted spurred by the growing popularity of smartphones. In 2010, more than 20 % of all smartphone owners used their device on a regular basis to search for product information. In Great Britain M-Commerce revenue is expected to double over the next three years. However, only a small percentage of the British population has previously used cell phones for their purchases. As demonstrated in the Global Mobile and M-Commerce Trends 2011 report by yStats.com, 10 % of all consumers in France used M-Commerce in 2010, while one quarter of mobile Internet users made purchases using their cell phones in the first half of 2010. In Sweden 20 % of the population accessed the Internet with a mobile device.
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In Japan almost 10 % of all mobile Internet users visited shopping portals using a cell phone in December 2010. In China M-Commerce accounted for 6 % of mobile Internet revenue. Thailand was, followed by Indonesia the leading Asian country where most users intended to use M-Commerce. Australia is also expecting a strong increase in M-Commerce for 2011. In South Africa 40 % accessed the Internet via cell phones in 2010.
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All of the private accommodation offered to students is selected carefully by the school and is within walking distance. The school pays the rents entirely to the accommodations and only charges a small commission to cover the administration expenses.
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Garrettsville promises a great day for the Irish -- and those who are Irish-for-a-day -- when the community hosts its annual St. Patrick's Day celebration Monday.
Restaurants and shops in the downtown area will be taking part in the observance, with several kicking off the day-long celebration with breakfast -- and brew, for those so inclined. Many restaurants will be featuring specials throughout the day.
The Garrettsville Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a line-up of family entertainment from 3 to 7 p.m. that includes bagpipes, balloon art, carriage rides, and live music.
A bagpiper will perform at Sean's Pub/Slim & Jumbo's/Main Street from 3 to 5 p.m. Jason Adkins will be doing balloon art at Cal's Restaurant & Pizza Express from 5 to 6 p.m. and Main Street Grill & Brewing Company from 6 to 7 p.m. Flower Clown will do balloon art at DQ Grill & Chill from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Carriage Rides by Sam Bixler will be available on Main Street from 5 to 7 p.m., weather permitting.
Irish music will be present by Top O' the Hill from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at The Village Bookstore. Kindred Spirits will present Irish tunes at the Eagles Club from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Steve Chiotakis: Sales at retail stores across the country were flat last month. The Commerce Department this morning said there was
only tepid response to big back-to-school sales and bargains. Retailers look at those
numbers to get an idea about what to expect in terms of holiday sales.
Chris Christopher is senior principal economist at IHS Global Insight. He's with us live from Massachusetts this morning. Hi Chris.
Chris Christopher: Hi, how are you?
Chiotakis: I'm doing well. I thought back-to-school sales were big money makers for the retailers, what's going on?
Christopher: It is the second most important season in the year -- after the holiday season. However, this year, back-to-school sales don't look so good. It'll be above water -- you know, in positive territory -- but not as strong as last year.
Chiotakis: What does that say about the broader economy? Is this just one more sign that the recovery's stalled out?
Christopher: Yes. The probability of another recession is extremely high. And looking at how consumers are behaving, which form about 70 percent of all spending hte economy, things look very, very flat. At least they're not going in negative territory. And if people are not spending for back-to-school, it sort of indicating to retailers that the holiday season will not be very robust.
Chiotakis: So this is a glimpse into the holiday season, right? This is what they're looking at?
Christopher: Yes, and retailers are also looking at it as well. They're saying, "Hey, how are people behaving? How do my cash registers look?" And then they'll plan for the holiday season. So they might not accumulate too much inventory.
Chiotakis: What are the biggest consequences? Are we talking bigger discounts? Store closings?
Christopher: Well yes, if retailers can't make it through the holiday season there'll be store closings or some retail chain stores will cut back on their number of locations. If there's excess inventory, they might do some price discounting. Last year, they did a lot of price discounting -- even before Black Friday.
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Today we live in a world without Steve Jobs. The company Jobs started generates more revenue than the United States Treasury Department. Apple employs more than 49,000 people in an economy where the unemployment rate is 9.1 percent. These facts leave us mourning the loss of a great American innovator…
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Senator Mike Nozzolio Community Baseball Night in Geneva
Geneva- Senator Mike Nozzolio recently hosted "Senator Mike Nozzolio Community Baseball Night" in Geneva where the Geneva Red Wings took on the Adirondack Trail Blazers. Senator Nozzolio also sponsored a local food drive in conjunction with the game to help support the Geneva Salvation Army.
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- Maternal body mass index and daughters' age at menarcheSarah A Keim
National Children s Study Program Office, Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, Bethesda, MD, USA
Epidemiology 20:677-81. 2009..Small size at birth and childhood obesity have been associated with younger age at menarche, but the influence of maternal overweight or obesity on daughters' age at menarche has not been thoroughly examined...
- Aspirin use and miscarriage riskSarah A Keim
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, USA
Epidemiology 17:435-9. 2006..Recent research has found nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs, including aspirin, to increase the risk of miscarriage. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the association between aspirin use and miscarriage...
- Breastfeeding and long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acid intake in the first 4 post-natal months and infant cognitive development: an observational studySarah A Keim
Department of Epidemiology Department of Maternal and Child Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
Matern Child Nutr 8:471-82. 2012..We found no evidence of enhanced infant development related to the LCPUFA content of breast milk or formula consumed during the first four post-natal months...
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A 36-year-old Stillwater man is accused of having sex with two 16-year-olds who were in a history class he taught at a high school in Grantsburg, Wis.
Matthew Robert Koenen, a former teacher at Grantsburg High School, faces two counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct. If convicted, he faces up to 15 years in prison and a $30,000 fine for each count.
The charges allege Koenen developed significant relationships with several female students in person, online and by text, resulting in sexual encounters at his home in Stillwater. The incidents have been under investigation by the Stillwater Police Department since they were brought to the department's attention on June 24, 2013. Koenen was arrested Nov. 21.
Police reports state that in the spring of 2012, Koenen and his wife were both teachers at Grantsburg High School and coached a group that participated in the National History Day competition. In June 2012 the team made it to nationals, and one of the alleged victims — whom the couple had known since she was in seventh grade — was part of the group.
Upon returning, the complaint says, Koenen began communicating with the alleged victim through conversations, emails and text messages.
According to police reports, the victim described Koenen as a mentor and confidant whom she trusted. Their conversations became romantic in nature, and authorities allege that in August 2012 Koenen invited the victim to his home when his wife was away. The pair went for coffee, police say, and then went to Koenen's home, where he put his child down for a nap. Then Koenen allegedly initiated sex with the victim. She told police she didn't want to participate but didn't know how to stop it.
They went on to have sex three to four times after that day, according to police. Authorities say the pair's communication ended in November or December of 2012, when the victim realized the relationship was wrong.
According to court documents, while officers were investigating this case, they also discovered that several other juveniles had been to Koenen's residence when his wife was away.
The complaint says another alleged victim, who is now 17, was in Koenen's history class her sophomore year in May 2012. After Koenen asked about her slipping grades, the victim confided some personal concerns to him. Koenen allegedly gave her his personal cell phone and told her to call him any time to talk. They communicated regularly and the conversations became flirtatious and sexual in nature, authorities say.
Koenen allegedly invited this second victim to his home in August 2012 and initiated sex with her. She was 16 years old at the time. They had sex multiple times at Koenen's Stillwater home, the complaint says. The last time the pair had sex was in May 2013, the complaint says, but he abruptly stopped communicating with the victim around the time the police investigation began.
According to police, Koenen ended up with multiple secret cell phones and multiple email accounts so he could carry on these relationships without his wife's knowledge.
Koenen sent a message to the second victim asking what she had told police about their relationship, according to the complaint. The victim had initially denied the nature of the relationship, but Koenen told school officials he had exchanged personal text messages with her. He was asked to resign from his position.
Investigators say that at least two other female students had been to Koenen's home while his wife was away.
Koenen's initial court appearance takes place on Nov. 27 at 1 p.m.
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Alistair Moffat's latest idea is to imagine his way along the Highland Line, exploring history, geography, geology, language and culture as he goes.
It is a meander on both sides of the line and across disciplines and time. Unfortunately, an introduction by James Naughtie is not a particularly helpful send-off. He seems more concerned with making the case for north-east Scotland's exceptionalism (his own village in particular) than setting up Moffat's potentially fascinating quest.
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The journey begins at Culloden and touches down there at regular intervals throughout the book. It is hard to say anything new about the breaking of the Highland clans at the battle and in its aftermath, and Moffat duly doesn't. However, he does set the tone for the rest of his journey, which, from the reader's perspective, is that of a brisk walk in the company of a knowledgeable companion interrupted by boxed passages highlighting things that are deemed interesting but tangential.
It is no surprise when one of these passages turns out to be a hagiography of John Prebble, who clearly inspired the Culloden content and was perhaps a more general inspiration in that he wrote "for the common reader" and has, "like much popular history, drawn the ire of academics".
This determined populism is both the strength and weakness of Moffat's book. Chapters range from the decidedly quirky to those where the author's impressive knowledge is on display. If, for instance, the connection between Islington Council and whisky, or whisky and men's eyeliner, is of interest then there's a chapter for that. By contrast, Moffat has expertise in the area of DNA research and ancestry and incorporates his knowledge into a rather impressive chapter on Moray.
Moffat's Highland Line is more excuse than theme. This need not be an issue, but becomes one when so many of the places it takes him are already well-trodden. Disappointingly, he has almost nothing to say about the contemporary situation. He remarks only in passing on the ubiquity of kilts obliterating whatever was left of a distinctive "Highland" dress, and it would have been interesting to have his take on the fact that children's Gaelic choirs are now almost as likely to be from Cumbernauld as from the Highlands. Where he does address the current position, it is only to confuse matters – declaring the likelihood that Gaelic will be a "dead language" at the end of the book having hailed Sahbal Mor Ostaig, the Gaelic College on Skye, as "an extraordinary achievement" at the beginning.
The Highland Line leaves one wishing for roads less travelled. Something, for instance, like Moffat's work on the Borders, published 10 years ago: dense, detailed, enlightening, yet eminently readable, and with six pages of "select" bibliography to the half-page here. It demonstrated that academic rigour and popularity are not necessarily opposites.


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Sometimes it's not enough for a piece of theater to entertain. Sometimes, it has to show you something, maybe even show you yourself.
Tyler Eldridge and Marlette Carter say that's what "Detroit" is trying to do — hold a mirror up to typical Americans living in a typical neighborhood and maybe remind them of the world they inhabit.
Eldridge and Carter star in Appalachian Artists Collective's production of the Lisa D'Amour play, which opens today at the Alban Arts Center in St. Albans.
"How many of us really know our neighbors?" Elderidge asked. "Nobody really talks to their neighbors any more."
And because we don't talk, we don't know.
"Detroit" follows an afternoon with two couples in a small, suburban neighborhood that doesn't actually have to be Detroit, Michigan, but could be anywhere, USA. Ben and Mary are an established couple with mid-level, middle-class jobs who invite Kenny and Sharon, the new neighbors from next door over, for a backyard barbecue.
Kenny and Sharon aren't middle-class. The couple met in rehab and don't have jobs. They have no furniture in the house they're renting.
Ben and Mary aren't doing as well as they seem, though.
The two couples clash and come together in the dark comedy that explores middle class anxieties: money, social angst and worries about downward mobility.
Carter, who plays Mary, said, "The dialogue in this play is very strong. Lisa D'Amour writes in the way we speak. It's very natural."
"But also coarse and funny," said Elderidge, who plays Kenny. "You have two couples. One is very stand-up and everything is about appearances, how they look to everyone. Then you have this other couple that's struggling and just trying to get on their feet."
"Both couples have their issues," Carter said. "Mary is an alcoholic. She's someone we all know: very nice, but you realize that she never has a sober moment."
The couples have common ground, but Elderidge said there's a disconnect.
"Detroit" is supposed to entertain. There are plenty of laughs and some absurd situations, but the play is also supposed to make audience members consider their own circumstances and maybe their own neighborhood.
Elderidge, who thinks of himself as more of a comedic actor, said he was encouraged to take on this play as a way to stretch his skills.
"It's kind of a roller coaster for everybody," he said. "But its very much like life; it feels very real."
Carter, who is frequently one of the people behind the scenes in theater productions, said she was glad to be part of this show, particularly because it's not the kind of show that is often available, and perhaps even less so since the demise of Charleston Stage Company.
"I hadn't really tackled a large role in several years," she said. "I've been doing administration, and the opportunity to do some compelling theater, I jumped at it. It was joyous."
The themes in "Detroit" are serious and mature.
"Theater is constantly evolving," Carter said. "It's constantly holding up that mirror to society's values and redefining itself."
"It's definitely something different," Eldridge said.
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I am having this problem with one of my W520 series Thinkpad Laptops. When I start up the computer, instead of booting Windows 7, it boots directly into the ThinkVantage Technologies repair utility. It scans the computer looking for a start up error, says "Windows cannot repair this computer automatically" and gives the message:
"If you have recently attached a device to this comptuer, such as a camera or portable music player, remove it and restart your comptuer. If you continue to see this message, contact your system administrator, or run Lenovo Product Recovery."
There was a mouse attached, however it was removed before the next restart and yet, every time I try to start the computer, it sends me straight back to this, over and over. I have tried to boot into safe mode and I can't even get to that splash screen, it just boots directly into this recovery mode. I cannot roll the comptuer back because there is quite a lot of data that has be added to the computer between the current time and the last possible roll-back time and I really cannot lose that data. I can boot to a CD, however that also does not do me much good because a Windows 7 cd only does the same thing the Lenovo recovery tools can do (command line, startup repair, etc.).
So I am unsure what to do at this point and am hoping somebody has come across this issue and has been able to fix it. I've tried googling and such but that hasn't reallly turned up anything.
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I've come across the same issue with a USB 3.0 SAS HDD from WD connected to the computer. I don't have Lenovo Rescue and Recovery, so instead of booting into Lenovo repair tools, it boots into Windows 7 Recovery environment. When I disconnect the HDD, it boots normally into Windows. Link to the issue: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/W-Series-ThinkPad-Laptops/W520-won-t-boot-when-docked-in-mini-dock/td-p/... (Note: the USB HDD is encrypted using BitLocker2Go)
There is no workaround except disconnecting the external HDD before turning the computer on. Maybe your issue is caused by something else, but the symptoms you described here are definitely the same.
Hi apples3991,
I just ran ito the same issue, being unable to boot a regular Windows 7 on my ThinkPad L520. Instead, my laptop always boot into the "Repair Computer" option. Did you find a solution for this problem or at least its origin?
Best regards,
Hello Borys,
I believe what I ended up doing was just pulling an image down that I took earlier. My experience was in an environment where there were multiple Thinkpad W520 so on one of them, I made a base image of what I needed and then using an Altiris Deployment Solutions server, I Ghosted an image of that machine so I could drop it onto the other machines. What I ended up doing was just re-imaging the machine and starting from scratch.
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Mumbai, Feb 12 (IANS) Akshat Singh, an eight-year-old prodigy who is a semi-finalist on "India's Got Talent 5", has been invited to shoot a special episode of internationally popular talk show "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" in the US, said a source from the channel.
"The Ellen DeGeneres Show", which had guests like Hollywood actresses Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman, will feature Akshat as the first non-celebrity Indian, said the source.
Kolkata-based Akshat has impressed "India's Got Talent 5" judges as well as the audience from the moment he shook a leg to Salman Khan's popular song "Mera hi jalwa".
Actress Malaika Arora Khan, one of the judges on the show, is surprised by the developments in Akshat's life.
"This is unbelievable! I am very happy to hear that young Akshat has been invited to be a part of 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' in Los Angeles," she said.
"It is a great feat that he has achieved especially because he has an extremely endearing personality. Watching him perform on the 'India's Got Talent' stage has been a visual treat because he has a personality which brightens your day and brings a smile to your face," she added.
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CORIOLANUS Ralph Fiennes makes his directing debut with a modern-dress version of Shakespeare's brooding military drama about a Roman general driven out of the city by the starving populace who enters into a reluctant alliance with his sworn enemy to stage a coup. Fiennes stars in the title role; Gerard Butler, Brian Cox, Vanessa Redgrave, and Jessica Chastain co-star. (R) 122 minutes. Starts Friday. Watch film trailer >>>
THE FIVE-YEAR ENGAGEMENT Jason Segel and Emily Blunt star in this modern comedy as a long-engaged, two-career couple who just can't seem to make time in their busy lives to set a date and get hitched. Segel and director Nicholas Stoller co-wrote the screenplay. Chris Pratt, Alison Brie, Mimi Kennedy, and Jacki Weaver co-star. (R) Starts Friday. Watch film trailer >>>
GOON Seann William Scott stars in this sports comedy as an underachieving Boston bouncer who's brawling ability lands him a spot on a semi-pro Canadian hockey team, and a chance to redeem himself in the eyes of his excessively accomplished family. Jay Baruchel and Liev Schreiber co-star for director Michael Dowse. (This was a fan favorite at this year's Secret Film Festival at the Del Mar.) (R) 90 minutes. Starts Friday. Watch film trailer >>>
THE PIRATES! BAND OF MISFITS Gideon Defoe's comedy novelette "The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists" was the inspiration for this stop-motion adaptation from Aardman Animation (beloved creators of Wallace and Gromit). Hugh Grant voices the luxuriantly bearded Pirate Captain, who's quest to win the Pirate of the Year award brings him into contact with Charles Darwin on board the Beagle. Jeremy Piven, Salma Hayek, and Imelda Staunton contribute supporting voices. Peter Lord and Jeff Newitt direct. (PG) 87 minutes. Starts Friday. Watch film trailer >>>
RAMPART Reviewed this issue. (R) 108 minutes. (★★) Starts Friday.
THE RAVEN John Cusack stars as Edgar Allen Poe, famed author of the macabre, in this period thriller. When a string of serial murders based on Poe's most horrific works rocks Victorian-era Baltimore, a young police detective (Luke Evans) enlists the author himself to help him stop the reign of terror. Alice Eve and Brendan Gleeson co-star. James McTeigue (V For Vendetta) directs. (R) 110 minutes. Starts Friday. Watch film trailer >>>
SAFE Jason Statham stars in (surprise!) another action thriller, this time playing a tough-guy ex- cage fighter defending a young Chinese girl with a priceless numerical code committed to her memory from the Forces of Evil who want to get their hands on it. Catherine Chan and Chris Sarandon co-star for director Boaz Yakin. (R) 94 minutes. Starts Friday. Watch film trailer >>>
UNDEFEATED Like the underprivileged, rural southern high school football team it depicts, this doc by Daniel Lindsay and T. J. Martin came from out of nowhere to crush the competition for this year's Best Documentary Feature Oscar. The film follows one season in the lives of the hard luck Manassas Tigers, from North Memphis, Tenn., under the incisive, character-confirming guidance of volunteer coach Bill Courtney. Football doesn't "build character," he tells his team early on. "Football reveals character." The interwoven stories of three young players in particular make this a dramatic and entertaining ride. (PG-13) 113 minutes. Starts Friday. Watch film trailer >>>
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CONTINUING SERIES: MIDNIGHTS @ THE DEL MAR Eclectic movies for wild & crazy tastes plus great prizes and buckets of fun for only $6.50. This week: THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING Load up on double espressos for this first installment (2001) of Peter Jackson's epic Tolkien trilogy (to unspool in its entirety over the next three weeks of midnight shows). It's an orgy of battles, blood and more battles, hobbits and heroes, wizards, dragons, elves, fairies and one spectacular Gollum, Viggo's chiseled cheekbones, and Orlando's long blond braids. (PG-13) 178 minutes. (★★★)—Lisa Jensen. Friday-Saturday midnight only. At the Del Mar.
CONTINUING SERIES: FLASHBACK FEATURES Oldies and goodies on Thursday nights at the Cinema 9, presented by your genial host, Joe Ferrara. $5 gets you in. This week: TOUCH OF EVIL Writer-director Orson Welles is hideously mesmerizing as a corrupt sheriff in this lurid 1958 noir thriller about murder and mayhem at the MexiCali border. With Charlton Heston, Janet Leigh, and Marlene Deitrich. (PG-13) 112 minutes. (★★★★)—Lisa Jensen. Thursday (April 26) only, 8 p.m., at the Cinema 9.
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AMERICAN REUNION After American Pie 2, and American Wedding, the original cast from the first American Pie reconvene for this fourth installment of the comedy franchise. At their high school reunion in East Great Falls, Michigan, Jim, Oz, Stifler and the gang catch up with each other and unravel a few tangled threads. Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan, Chris Klein, Seann William Scott, Tara Reid and Natasha Lyonne head the cast for co-directors Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg. Rated R.
BULLY Lee Hirsch's gripping doc focuses on real-life teen heroes and heroines struggling (or failing) to survive the taunting, humiliation and abuse from their peers in middle/high school. Most heartbreaking are stories of kids who committed suicide rather than endure any more bullying, and their devastated families; most frustrating is the lack of any kind of effective intervention (from teachers, cops, bus drivers, clueless administrators, even parents) to stop it. It's impossible not to empathize with these kids and what they go through every single day, but it would have been interesting had Hirsch also investigated some of the bullies. At least, with it's new PG-13 rating, those who most need to see this film, can—bullied kids who need to know they're not alone, and bullies and bystanders who need to see the consequences of their actions. (PG-13) 99 minutes. (★★★)—Lisa Jensen.
THE CABIN IN THE WOODS Five pals on vacation plus a remote woodland cabin equals trouble in this horror thriller written by cult favorite Joss Whedon and writing partner Drew Goddard (making his directing debut). Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth, Anna Hutchison and Jesse Williams star, with Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford. (R) 95 minutes.
CHIMPANZEE The folks at Disneynature are back with this narrative wildlife doc about an adorable baby chimp inadvertently separated from his community in the African jungle, and the adult, loner chimp who takes the youngster under his wing. Made in association with the Jane Goodall Institute and supposedly "based on a true story." Tim Allen narrates. Series veterans Alastair Fothergill and Mark Linfield co-direct. (G) (★★★) —Lisa Jensen
THE DEEP BLUE SEA A lovely, haunting performance by Rachel Weisz is its own reward in this dark, stylized, claustrophobic depiction of a love triangle in postwar England. Directed as an impressionistic mosaic by Terence Davies, from the Terence Rattigan stage play, it dispenses with backstory and explication to focus on the plight of a woman at war with herself, facing a choice between her sane, stable marriage to a judge (Simon Russell Beale) considerably older than she, and her latent discovery of unbridled physical passion in the arms of a younger, but psychologically wounded ex-RAF pilot (Tom Hiddleston) who can't regain his footing once the war is over. (R) 98 minutes. (Saved XF)
DR. SEUSS' THE LORAX Zac Efron, Taylor Swift, and Danny DeVito lend their voices to this updated animated adaptation of Dr. Seuss' fanciful, ecological-themed story about a tree-loving creature trying to stop destructive humans from destroying the environment. Chris Renaud and Kyle Balda direct. (PG) 94 minutes.
FOOTNOTE Father-son friction between rival Talmudic scholars is at the heart of this offbeat Israeli comedic drama about family, ambition, and recognition within the cloistered realms of Academia. Written and directed by American-born Israeli filmmaker Joseph Cedar, the film toddles along at its own measured pace, yet becomes engrossing as the moral dilemma at its core shapes up. It's not pacing, but the film's wry humanity that earned it a Foreign Language Oscar nomination this year. Cedar spins his tale with plenty of cinematic flourishes, and deserves big kudos for not wrapping it all up too neatly. (PG) 103 minutes. In Hebrew with English subtitles. (★★★)—Lisa Jensen.
THE HUNGER GAMES The much-hyped film version of Suzanne Collins' hit YA novel trilogy has winning moments, thanks to Jennifer Lawrence, who morphs into teenager Katniss Everdeen (Kat) in a seemingly futuristic world. Kat takes her sister's place in the lineup of a barbaric (and required) endeavor that places a boy and girl from each of the nation's 12 districts to fight each other to the death until a sole survivor is deemed the winner. (Naturally, it's filmed for Reality TV.) Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Elizabeth Banks, Willow Shields, Stanley Tucci and Woody Harrelson co-star for director Gary Ross (Big, Pleasantville, and Seabiscuit). The film never allows as to really know that deeply (thereby care for) the characters because it's trying to pack in as much story and action as it can. Still, it's an engaging ride and a sobering look at how the shakey morals of govenment can erode an entire culture. (PG-13) 142 minutes. (★★★)—Greg Archer.
THE KID WITH A BIKE The always interesting Cecile De France (L'Auberge Espagnole; Hereafter) stars in this character drama from the Belgian Dardenne Brothers (Lorna's Silence). In a rural French village, a rebellious youth (Thomas Doret) abandoned by his father in the town orphanage is taken under the wing of the local hairdresser (De France). She comes from a similarly mixed-up childhood, and wars for his soul against the darker, more destructive forces leading him on. (Not rated) 87 minutes. In French with English subtitles.
LOCKOUT The great Guy Pearce diversifies his acting portfolio with this sci-fi action thriller about a man wrongly incarcerated in a US space prison who can win his freedom if he rescues the president's daughter when nutball inmates take over the prison. Maggie Grace co-stars for directors James Mather and Stephen St. Leger. (PG-13) 95
THE LUCKY ONE Zac Efron stars as a young veteran just back from Iraq searching for the real-life version of a woman whose photograph was his "lucky charm," keeping him alive in the war. Taylor Schilling and Blythe Danner co-star in this romantic drama from the prolific pen of Nicholas Sparks, directed by Scott Hicks (Shine). (PG-13) 101 minutes. minutes.
MARLEY While Marley bio docs abound, the first-person retelling of intimate moments earns this film bragging rights as the definitive Bob Marley documentary. The film succeeds because, with Marley's oldest son, Ziggy, on board as a producer, director Kevin Macdonald (The Last King of Scotland) enjoyed unprecedented access to Marley's closest friends, family members and colleagues. The resulting film delivers a lush, layered and deeply personal portrait, including a number of photos, recordings and film footage never before released on a mass scale. (PG-13) 145 minutes. (★★★★)—Laurel Chesky.
MIRROR MIRROR Did you hear the one about Snow White and the Seven Stooges? That's the prevailing sensibility in this fractured fairy tale from the sometimes-brilliant director Tarsem Singh. He injects plenty of visual pizzazz and a nifty grrrl power element, but the emphasis on campy slapstick is almost as fatal as a poison apple to the project. Julia Roberts is a skilled comedienne; she gets the most out of every acidic aside as the Evil Queen, but she's never sinister, just catty. And without at least some attempt at dramatic tension at its core, the movie plays out as one big joke. Still, kudos to Tarsem for casting authentic dwarf actors in the roles; their diverse individuality keeps their part of the tale intriguing, despite the low-comedy script. And their relationship to banished princess Snow White (Lily Collins)—they're highwaymen who teach her cunning, swordfighting, and survival—is the most interesting part of the story. (PG) 106 minutes, (★★1/2)—Lisa Jensen.
THE RAID Welshman Gareth Evans directs this high-octane testosterone frenzy of blood, guts, and action, filmed (and set) in Indonesia, about a SWAT team battling its way up 15 floors of a fortress-like apartment building to capture a drug lord protected by an army of psychos. Iko Uwais and Joe Taslim head the cast. (R) 101 minutes. In Indonesian with English subtitles.
SALMON FISHING IN THE YEMEN Ewan McGregor stars in this clear-headed, yet open-hearted romantic comedy-drama about impossible dreams and unlikely alliances. It's directed by Lasse Hallstrom with his usual touch of warm fuzziness, spiced up with a dash of political satire, and a frisson of cross-cultural utopianism. But the themes never intrude too deeply on the film's sneaky sense of fun. McGregor and the winsome Emily Blunt are Westerners helping a wealthy, visionary sheikh who wants to create a greenbelt complete with cold-water salmon in the Yemeni desert. Amr Waked is terrific as the philosophical sheikh; Kristin Scott Thomas is a riot as a wisecracking PR liaison. (PG-13) 111 minutes. (★★★)—Lisa Jensen.
THINK LIKE A MAN Four men decide to strike back when their women start psyching them out, romance-wise, following the advice in the popular book "Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man," by comedian Steve Harvey. Michael Ealy, Meagan Good, Jerry Ferrara, Taraji P. Henson, Kevin Hart, Gabrielle Union, and Regina Hall star for director Tim Story (Fantastic Four; Barbershop). (PG-13)
THE THREE STOOGES No, it's not a biopic or a doc. It's a comedy update in which three modern TV actors play Larry (Sean Hayes), Moe (Chris Diamantopoulos) and Curly (Will Sasso), in a goofball plot about a trio of janitors trying to save the orphanage in which they were raised. Jane Lynch, Sofia Vergara, Jennifer Hudson, and Larry David pop up in the supporting cast for the directing Farrelly Brothers (Bobby and Peter). (PG)
TITANIC 3D You know the story: boy meets girl. Ship goes down. Girl loses boy, but her heart will go on (and on and on). Now it's all been digitally remastered in 3D so James Cameron can rack up another few billions (unless spending that last hour on board the sinking Titanic proves to be a little too immersive an experience). Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet star, as if you didn't know. (PG-13) 194 minutes. (★★★)—Lisa Jensen.
21 JUMP STREET The most memorable thing about the old '80s TV cop show was that it launched the career of teen heartthrob Johnny Depp. Tough to imagine how it will be retooled as an action comedy for stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum; nevertheless, they play undercover cops somehow passing as high school students on the trail of a drug ring. Hill conceived the story; Phil Lord and Chris Miller direct. (R) 110 minutes.
WRATH OF THE TITANS The Titans clash once again in this new installment of the sword-and-sorcery franchise in which Olympian gods battle each other like punch-drunk gladiators for control of the earth and the souls of mankind. Sam Worthington returns as warrior hero Perseus, Liam Neeson is Zeus and Ralph Fiennes is the duplicitous Hades. Rosamund Pike and Bill Nighy co-star for director Jonathan Liebesman. (PG-13) 99 minutes.


text: Utah athletic director Chris Hill has made a lot of changes to Utah's future football schedules in hopes of clearing the way to schedule some major teams now that the Utes are in a BCS league. Score one for him. The Utes announced Thursday they have signed a home-and-home series with Michigan starting in 2014 with a visit to Ann Arbor. The Wolverines will serve as Utah's season-opening opponent in 2015. Hill frequently has expressed a desire to craft a series with the Wolverines, who hosted the Utes in 2008. The Utes won that game 25-23 as part of their undefeated season. The 2014 schedule could be one of the most challenging the Utes have had since they also will have five Pac-12 road games. Among the Pac-12 opponents will be Oregon and Stanford. Scheduling the Wolverines was made possible in April when the Utes bought their way out of their scheduled road trip to Utah State for $500,000. "A home-and-home series with Michigan is the kind of opportunity that comes with membership in the Pac-12 conference," Hill said. "I greatly appreciate coach Whittingham's willingness to add college football's winningest program to his already difficult 2014 schedule." The Utes lost to Michigan 10-7 in 2002. The Wolverines are just the second Big Ten team to visit Rice-Eccles Stadium. Utah beat Indiana 40-13 in 2002. "The game-day atmosphere in Ann Arbor is a special experience for players and fans alike," Whittingham said. "We also look forward to hosting Michigan in Salt Lake City, allowing the MUSS and all our fans the chance to give the Wolverines a taste of what game day at Rice-Eccles Stadium is all about." - Lya Wodraska


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For 2017, the Lexus Safety System+ package, introduced last year as an option, is now standard on the new GS 200t, GS 350 and GS 450h. The state-of-the-art system includes Pre-Collision System (PCS), Lane Departure Alert (LDA) with Steering Assist, Intelligent High Beam (IHB) and High-Speed Dynamic Radar Cruise Control.
For 2016, the Lexus GS 350 and GS 450h are joined by two new models: GS 200t and GS F. All GS models receive an aggressive new front end, and the F Sport Package can now be added to all but the GS F.
As is expected of a Lexus sedan, the new 2017 GS is loaded with luxury and technology features, as well as superior long-term reliability and resale figures. Last year, the 4-door Lexus GS portfolio expanded to include the GS 200t 4-cylinder turbo and fire-breathing GS F sedan, which is powered by a 467-horsepower 5.0-liter V8. At the heart of the lineup are the V6-powered GS 350 and the more eco-friendly yet still fun-to-drive 2017 Lexus GS 450h hybrid. And to spice it up there's an available F-Sport performance package on three of the four trim levels. When stacked up against the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, BMW 5 Series or Cadillac CTS, the new GS proves a worthy competitor, offering similar levels of performance and technology.


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Some Caution about Property Rights as a Recipe for Economic Development
Choices about the meaning and allocation of property rights pose the sorts of policy questions familiar to economists thinking about development policy. If we are seeking economic growth of this or that sort, who should have access to what resources and on what conditions? Clear and strong property rights are neither an escape from these questions nor a ready-made answer. Property law is simple one place in which struggles over these questions have been carried out. In this short essay, I review these common, if mistaken, ideas about property rights in the West in light of the Western experience. My objective is to place the strategic choices embedded in any property regime in the foreground and lead one to hesitate before accepting conventional neo-liberal wisdom about the importance of clear or strong property rights for economic development.
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IntraLinks, the leading pharmaceutical industry provider of secure document exchange technology, announced today that Sankyo Pharma GmbH will use its secure online workspaces to manage document flow for its ROADMAP (Randomised Olmesartan And Diabetes MicroAlbuminuria Prevention) clinical trial. This study will involve 22 countries and about 220 centres throughout Western and Eastern Europe, and will recruit more than 4,400 patients. ROADMAP is the first ever large-scale multinational trial to study whether the compound Olmesartan, the latest Angiotensin II Receptor Blocker (ARB), can prevent the onset of microalbuminuria -- an early sign of kidney disease -- in patients with type 2 diabetes.


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When I first read about this botnet issue, I was rather shocked that the target OS was not being examined at length here. After all, it's not OS X or Linux allowing this botnet issue to become so prevalent. It's Windows.
Now in an effort to be fair about this, I will take the stance that much of the problem with hijacked Windows' boxes comes from the fact that so many people have unprotected Windows machines with no intention of rectifying this problem.
As for Microsoft's role in all of this, I think that it is fantastic that they have tasked a team to look into the problem. Unfortunately I am rather concerned as to what one group of people can truly do at this point short of study the issue… to death.
So what can truly be done here? Should we simply blame Microsoft for allowing this to happen in the first place? Well speaking for myself, I really don't care as much as I used to. And besides my feelings as to Microsoft's level of responsibility, the end user certainly had a fairly strong hand of negligence here. I don't believe that we should be so quick to let them off the hook completely.
In the end, it's going to come down to learning from these mistakes and making sure that the future OS exploits that come about, do not allow for any sort of bot-networking ability whatsoever. Either that or start requiring computing licenses. And let's be honest, I really don't think anyone wants to have to take that route.
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The Joe Shear Classic
Madison International Speedway
Sunday, May 5, 2013 at 12:00 PM (CDT)
The 2013 Season opener. The Joe Shear Classic Starring the ARCA Midwest Tour Super Late Model for their season opener. Joining them will be the INEX Legends for their regional Qualifier.
Madison International Speedway is a 1/2 Mile High Banked Asphalt race track. It is knowen as Wisconsin's Fastest Half Mile and the Track of Champions. We also have a 1/4 Mile D shaped asphalt Ring of FIRE and a pulling track as well. We have an awesome Kids club and a huge play ground by Rainbow play systems. Entertainment for your whole family and your friends. We have great food and put on amazing Events. We have ARCA events, Fireworks show, Super Late Models that hit speeds of 130 mph, Super Trucks, Legends, and Tractor and Truck Pulls. We hope to see you at the Races!
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The Calories You Eat
The front cover is filled with an aqua pattern on a light green background. In the center rectangle, the title "The Calories You Eat," author's name, and price information is listed in black lettering. The back cover is blank. The inside pages are folded mimeographed sheets stapled in the upper left corner. All the inside pages are dedicated to different types of foods and the calorie content they contain. Some of the categories the foods fall under are candies, nuts, meats, fruits, salads, cheese, breads, and soups. Each food as a specific serving size plus the equivalent calorie count to follow. All headings and information is stated in black lettering.
Donor: Sliker, Shirley Brocker
Author: Meade, Mary
Brand Name: Chicago Tribune
Publisher: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Ill.)
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27.9 x 21.6 cm
Language: English
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Citation: Meade, Mary. The Calories You Eat. The Alan and Shirley Brocker Sliker Collection, MSS 314, Special Collections, Michigan State University Libraries. Available at http://www.lib.msu.edu/exhibits/sliker/detail.jsp?id=7923


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- All everybody wants to talk about is the massive opportunity on the low-end in emerging markets. That's the defense for renewed rumors that Apple ( AAPL)will produce not just a "cheaper," but lower-quality iPhone late in 2013 or shortly thereafter.That supporters of a less-expensive iPhone have to "defend" the idea tells you much of what you need to know. No doubt, there's a theme to the emails and Tweets I received in response to the above-linked article where I expressed concern over a cheaper iPhone but ultimately discounted the rumors. I don't think Tim Cook is dumb. He will not slum it with a $100 phone made of plastic. Not going to happen. If anything, we have a repeat of iPad mini coming; a situation where people ( except for me) expect low-end, but get a slightly less expensive, still premium-priced, high-quality product. But, let's assume the rumors are true and Apple mindlessly churns out a cheaper iPhone. The ring to that -- "cheaper iPhone" -- should scare you. I'm not sure how anybody who has ever heard of Steve Jobs, let alone paid attention to the magic he made, could be all right with the notion of a "cheaper iPhone." I didn't realize this until late last night, but Wednesday (yesterday) marked six years from the day Jobs introduced the original iPhone, at least according to one story I came across. The actual date doesn't matter. Neither does iPhone's incredible success. It's the qualitative stuff -- the multi-method stock market ethnography -- that counts. Watch this: And look where we are now. According to reports, Apple will release an across-the-board cheap product simply because it can. That stands in opposition to everything that has made Apple the greatest company in the world. Again, forget the quality products and the billions in sales and profits. The war chest full of cash. The skyrocketed stock price (even after the crash). Focus on the underlying, more abstract, conceptual stuff that brought Apple to prominence. The Steve Jobs' credo that we could do a whole bunch of stuff, but most ideas hit the cutting room floor. We're great because we're focused and selective.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian Attend QVC Vogue Event
Fashion week has officially begun, and the Kardashian sisters are right in the middle of the action. Kim Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian were spotted at a QVC on-air selling event, co-sponsored by Vogue last night. Designers appeared on stage, selling their respective lines to viewers at home, including the Kardashian sisters' line K-Dash.
PHOTOS: Kim Kardashian Covers Harper's Bazaar
The stylish sisters looked great in classic neutrals and wide-leg pants, and fit in well with the QVC models, including a beautiful plus-sized model that was seen strutting her stuff. Other guests at the event, which was held at the old New York Times building in Times Square, included Katrina Bowden, Tinsley Mortimer, and Dennis Basso.


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From its roots as a major hub during the Industrial Revolution, Leeds has maintained an important commercial role, with wool and iron replaced by legal and financial services as the city forges its place in the 'Northern Powerhouse'.
Its employment and education facilities provide a draw for tens of thousands daily, at the heart of a West Yorkshire Urban Area populated by nearly 1.8million. Leeds is currently working on the need of around 4,300 new homes every year to 2026 in order to keep up with demand.
Without the delivery of new homes, the city is experiencing the same as other areas around the UK, with short-term periods of activity unable to hide a dearth of existing properties coming up for sale.
Mark Manning, director of estate agents Manning Stainton in Leeds, Harrogate, Wetherby and Wakefield, was quoted recently saying: "We had the highest level of exchanges since 2006 in March, and it's likely some of those happened sooner due to the tax change deadline. While instructions remain broadly on par with the first quarter of last year there is still the feeling that the shelves are pretty bare as we enter our busiest months of the year."
The market is performing well, however, with Leeds sitting mid-table in the latest Hometrack UK Cities Index top 20, with an average price of £148,800, up 7.2% year-on-year and now just 2% sort of the 2007 peak.
The government's commitment to building a 'Northern Powerhouse', of which Leeds would naturally aim to play a major part, has also started to bring interest from south-east Asian buyers, much as London has in recent years. The proposed HS2 rail line is promised to link to Leeds at some point, though not until around 2033 according to the latest predictions.
New homes for sale in and around Leeds:
Investment in new build Leeds property attracts a nationwide audience and Aspen Woolf is offering number of options in the city: 20/20 offers high-ceilinged apartments just 10 minutes from the city centre, from £78,950; fully refurbished student accommodation at 75 Hyde Park Road priced from £48,995; and purpose-built 'Smart Home' student apartments at the contemporary-designed Trinity Hall, currently from £69,995.
An alternative for investors might be Victoria House, from Experience Invest, with a guaranteed income for the first three years on one- and two-bedroom apartments now on the market from £75,950. The properties are within walking distance of the city centre and St James University Hospital.
In the south-east of Leeds in Oulton, Help to Buy is available at Applegarth Manor, a David Wilson Homes development of two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom homes priced from £199,995. The village has a useful range of local amenities and is also well linked for the city and the motorway network.
Redrow is busy in Horsforth Vale, on the city's north-west outskirts, with a wide range of house types and prices to suit many tastes and budgets at The Green, Abode and The Limes. The site has proved so popular that Redrow has bought adjoining land on which to build more homes.
On the north bank of the River Aire, Allerton Bywater is where Keepmoat is building two- to four-bedroom homes at The Potteries, a range of contemporary designs set within lovely countryside and currently prices from £151,995.
In the eastern suburb of Seacroft, Strata has just released a new development called Ambition (following a previous success known as Flaunt) which is now open for off-plan sales, with a sales complex due in October this year. "We're looking forward to delivering another quality scheme that will raise the profile of the Seacroft area, while encouraging commuters to an important gateway into Leeds," says chief executive Andrew Weaver.


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Hugo Lloris already unhappy at Spurs, hints France coach Didier Deschamps
France coach
Didier Deschamps has hinted new Tottenham goalkeeper
Hugo Lloris is unhappy with comments made by boss
Andre Villas-Boas saying he will not be a guaranteed starter.
The French stopper made a deadline day move to London for £11.8million after a drawn-out transfer that left Lyon frustrated with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy , and now it appears Lloris is already not happy.
Brad Friedel 's impressive performance in Saturday's 1-1 draw with Norwich prompted manager Andre Villas-Boas to state that Lloris can't expect to simply step into the first team.
'Brad is doing extremely well and deserves to be playing and he'll continue to do so,' said Villas-Boas.
Lloris is training with France ahead of their World Cup quailfiers and Deschamps said the comments had not been well received.
'Hugo has not appreciated the statements of his coach,' said Deschamps.
'I am not going to create a problem that I do not need today but if it were to happen then it would need some consideration.
'I do not want Hugo to find himself in this situation.'
Friedel, who holds the current record for the most consecutive Premier League starts with 304 appearances with Liverpool, Blackburn and Aston Villa, is not Lloris' only competition for a starting place at White Hart Lane, with Carlo Cudicini and Heurelho Gomes also in contention.


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Five time Juno award winner, Liona Boyd, "The First Lady of the Classical Guitar", has enthralled millions with her romantic and unique brand of classical, folk and world music. She has performed solo and orchestral concerts around the world, had her own television specials, and recorded twenty-seven albums, many of which have gone Gold and Platinum. Her total views on YouTube are over four million. A new album of original songs will be released later in 2017 by Universal Music.
Liona has played for dozens of world leaders including the British Royal Family and the US president. She has recorded with Sir Andrew Davis and the English Chamber Orchestra, Yo Yo Ma and Georges Zamfir, and breaking with classical tradition has toured with Gordon Lightfoot and Tracy Chapman as well as recorded with Chet Atkins, Eric Clapton, David Gilmour, and Roger Whittaker. Liona has been a special guest on dozens of American television shows including The Tonight Show, Today Show, Boston Pops and Entertainment Tonight. With her talents and role in Canadian culture, Liona has been given five Honorary Doctorates, The Order of Canada, The Order of Ontario and the Diamond Jubilee Medal. She is a five-time winner of the Guitar Player Magazine poll for best classical guitar musician and has been inducted into their 'Gallery of Greats'. Liona has composed and arranged hundreds of pieces for the guitar and also written a best-selling autobiography, 'In My Own Key... My Life in Love and Music'. She is currently working on a sequel to the book, and an audiobook, both to be released in 2017.
In 2009 Liona embarked upon an exciting new chapter in her career when she added vocals to her classical guitar playing. She is now an accomplished singer and songwriter, while still integrating her classical guitar style into the new repertoire.
In 2013 she released 'The Return… To Canada with Love', over two years in the making, this record includes guest artists such as Olivia Newton-John and Daniel Lavoie. It concludes with the patriotic song 'Canada My Canada' that features a cast of celebrated Canadian artists including Jann Arden, Randy Bachman, Dan Hill, Chris Hadfield and Serena Ryder. In 2014 Liona released , 'A Winter Fantasy', a follow up to her two best selling holiday albums, interweaving traditional themes with her own original music. Her latest release is a 90 minute compilation called 'Relaxing Guitar'.


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SecureW2 - XP (error message: Received an invalid server certificate, please verify your certificate configuration)
Hi Guys,
We use SecureW2 widely to allow client to connect to the wireless network using 802.1x. This is mainly used on XP, 7 and Vista. The backend is Radius (Radiator).
Recently we renewed the certificate on our radius servers to a 1024 Thawte signed SSL Server Cert, which is essentially the same as what we had before, except Thawte have now introduced two intermediates in the chain. The chain for anyone who is interested is as follows:
Thawte Premium Server CA (top level root)
thawte Primary Root CA (primary intermediate)
thawte SSL CA (secondary intermediate)
Our Signed certificate
Note, the SecureW2 (4.0.0.(17) for XP) supplicant used is built to verify the certificate as follows:
- Verify against the "Trusted Root CA": Thawte Premium Server CA
(Thumbprint 62 7f 8d 78 27 65 63 99 d2 7d 7f 90 44 c9 fe b3 f3 3e fa 9a)
- Verify CN: eduroam.monash.edu.au
As such, we by default don't check against the Windows local certificate trust / repository
After this change, we noticed that some Windows clients (at this stage common to the XP, Vista and 7 platforms), have reported that they get the following error message when they connect to the wireless service:
"Received an invalid server certificate, please verify your certificate configuration"
Note, there are numerous other XP and Vista machines that do not experience this issue - from a client base of about 4000-5000, say about 200 or so experience this error message. Not to mention various linux distributions and MAC machines that work fine without any certificate verification issues.
A quick fix (albeit undesirable) at this stage for us is to not verify the server certificate at all.
For completeness we have verifed with Thawte (about the certificate) and Radiator (about the radiator config) and how the cerificate should be installed on the server side.
Given that the server side is correct (as far as we can tell now), we're now focused on troubleshooting the client side. To this end, i have two basic questions which i'm hoping to get some clarification on, from others who may have experienced a similar issue with SecureW2 and Windows!
1. SecureW2 explicitly specifying a "Trusted Root CA"
Currently as mentioned above, our SecureW2 supplicant is built to specify a "Trusted Root CA" cert of: Thawte Premium Server CA. What are people's understanding of "Trusted Root CA"? In a chained situation as we now have (after the certificate renewal), does "Trusted Root CA" refer to:
a) The top level root, i.e Thawte Premium Server CA?, or
b) The top level root and the intermediate certificates?, or
c) Does the main config file used to build the customised SecureW2 client need to be changed to include the intermediates in the chain?
While the simple case is just a single tier setup (as we used to have without intermediates), the SecureW2 documenation (http://www.securew2.com/resources/guides/ConfigurationGuide.pdf) isn't clear on this.
We have done a lot of testing with both a) and b) above, with mixed results. Haven't found a pattern yet because some machines work with just Thawte Premium Server CA specified, while others require thawte Primary Root CA. So having a clear understanding of what is meant by Trusted Root CA in a chained setup is essential.
2. SecureW2 pointing directly to Windows local cert repository
When pointing directly to the Windows Certificate repository. Here "verify server certificate" within the supplicant is ticked, but no certificate is explicitly specified. We find again that in some cases this works, in others it doesn't. This in theory should always work, as long as the repository is up to date. We now have a way of updating the repository after having downloaded "rootsupd". In cases where it is not working, is there a way of checking (via logs perhaps) as to what is going on? In principle one would think that a check performed by a browser to verify a certificate is no different to what the Supplicant would be doing against the local repository.
Debug messages
For anyone who is interested here are some debug logs in Windows\tracing\EAP-TTLS.log indicates the following when the error message is encountered.
SW2EapMethodProcess::SW2_AUTH_STATE_Server_Hello::Verifying certificate
SW2EapMethodProcess()::verifying servername: eduroam.monash.edu.au, expecting: eduroam.monash.edu.au
SW2_CertVerifyServerName()::found substring: eduroam.monash.edu.au
SW2EapMethodProcess()::verifying certificate chain
SW2_VerifyCertificateChain()::Created pChainContext
SW2_VerifyCertificateChain()::chain could not be validated( 20 )
SW2_VerifyCertificateChain(), freeing pChainContext
SW2_VerifyCertificateChain()::returning -2146893019
SW2EapMethodProcess::updating states
SW2_ReadProfile: going to read certificates
SW2_ReadCertificates: opened key (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SecureW2\SecureW2 TTLS\3.0.0\Profiles\Monash-Connect\RootCACert)
SW2_ReadProfile: found cbData(20)
SW2_XorData::cbDataIn: 20, cbKey: 256
SW2_ReadProfile: pbTrustedRootCAList[0]
788D7F62 99636527 907F7DD2 B3FEC944 |x.b.ce'.}....D|
SW2_RegGetValue::RegQueryValueEx(Certificate.1) FAILED: b7
SW2_ReadCertificates: returning 0, found 1 certificates
SW2_ReadProfile: opening key (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SecureW2\SecureW2 TTLS\3.0.0\Profiles\Monash-Connect\Credentials)
SW2_ReadProfile: opened key (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SecureW2\SecureW2 TTLS\3.0.0\Profiles\Monash-Connect\Credentials)
SW2_ReadProfile: found cbData(512)
SW2_XorData::cbDataIn: 512, cbKey: 256
SW2_ReadProfile: going to read user configuration
SW2_ReadProfile: using thread token
SW2_ReadProfile: FAILED to read user thread token: 1008
SW2_ReadProfile: FAILED to read user process token: 6
SW2_ReadProfile: opening key: SOFTWARE\SecureW2\SecureW2 TTLS\3.0.0\Profiles\Monash-Connect\Credentials
SW2_ReadProfile: dwReturnCode: 0, 6
SW2_ReadProfile: opened user key (SOFTWARE\SecureW2\SecureW2 TTLS\3.0.0\Profiles\Monash-Connect\Credentials)
SW2_ReadProfile: RegQueryValueEx(PromptUser)(0): (1)
SW2_ReadProfile: RegQueryValueEx(UserName)(0): ()
SW2_ReadProfile: UserPassword
343: SW2_XorData::cbDataIn: 512, cbKey: 256
SW2_ReadProfile: returning: 0
SW2_HandleInteractiveError(-2146893019, 5)
SW2_ReportEvent( SW2EapMethodInvokeInteractiveUI Failed, 80090325 )
SW2_ReportEvent() returning
SW2_HandleError:: returning
SW2_HandleInteractiveError::pVoid valid
SW2_HandleInteractiveError::(84): Received an invalid server certificate, please verify your certificate configuration
As you can see above, the thumbprint of the Root CA Cert is checked, but the result is an error, because the chain couldn't be verified. Any idea what error code 20 means here: SW2_VerifyCertificateChain()::chain could not be validated( 20 ) ? And also what error code b7 means here: SW2_RegGetValue::RegQueryValueEx(Certificate.1) FAILED: b7?
As a point of comparison here is a successful attempt:
SW2EapMethodProcess::SW2_AUTH_STATE_Server_Hello::Verifying certificate
SW2EapMethodProcess()::verifying servername: eduroam.monash.edu.au, expecting: eduroam.monash.edu.au
SW2_CertVerifyServerName()::found substring: eduroam.monash.edu.au
SW2EapMethodProcess()::verifying certificate chain
SW2_VerifyCertificateChain()::Created pChainContext
SW2_VerifyCertificateChain()::number of chains: 1
SW2_VerifyCertificateChain()::number of elements: 4
788D7F62 99636527 907F7DD2 B3FEC944 |x.b.ce'.}....D|
SW2_VerifyCertificateInList:: nr of ca in list: 1
SW2_VerifyCertificateInList:: returning 0
SW2_VerifyCertificateChain(), freeing pChainContext
SW2_VerifyCertificateChain()::returning 0
The only other thought is, are we hitting a bug with the SecureW2 supplicant?! Since we don't yet have support with SecureW2, this is a little difficult to check.
Let me know if there are any questions / thoughts or comments - any light shed would be most appreciated.


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General News of Friday, 16 November 2012
Source: Paa Kwasi
President John Dramani Mahama has suspended campaign to mourn the sudden demise of former Vice President Alhaji Aliu Mahama.
The former Vice President passed on at the Korlu-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra on Friday, after a short illness.
The President says he was returning to Accra from the Brong Ahafo Region, where he has been campaigning for the past five days.
"This is unfortunate and I am suspending my campaign now to return to Accra and see how this sad news will be handled. I offered him all the support as a younger brother…this is very unfortunate," the President sorrowfully told Ghana television.


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Just a few macro shoots. Not much this is all testing things.
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Some place in Rauch, Argentina... A Big house like a left thing... Alone... No people, no humans... Just time and time...
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We got our AE8000U last week. Projecting onto a DNP SuperNova Core-II, 110" diagonal, 16:9, .8 gain screen. The projector is shelf mounted 17' from the screen and we sit 10' from the screen. The projector is about 6' off the ground. This puts the projector about 7 to 8' away from our ears. Mostly watch in a dark room so we use Cinema-1.
Picture is great (depending on the Blu-ray rendering). The movie Oblivion is stunning.
Our concern is that the sound of the fan is too loud. In quite scenes of the movie we can hear a high pitch sound and a slight mechanical rhythmic sound. A friend said that is sounded like an old film projector; that is a pretty good description if you remember that sound. Of course as we increase the light output in the different modes the fan sound increases even more.
Does this sound normal to the rest of the group? We had an old Sanyo Z4 before this and it was much quieter.
Thanks for the feedback.
May I ask why your using a grey screen, or is it because you already had it?
I haven't looked into changing the bulb power. I thought that it changed its power setting automatically with the viewing modes. The brightness and fan power change with the different modes. Is there another setting that I should look for? We really haven't dug into the details of this yet.
The screen was recommended by the folks at Projector Superstore. Part of the reason for this screen is that it works well with some ambient light, and our room doesn't get very dark in the summer. It does a great job of not reflecting light when we are watching in the dark. Shadow bars, top and bottom, when watching a 2.4:1 are not very noticeable at all. It also does a great job of displaying the image when the lights are on; now we don't have to eat in the dark when watching a show. We are happy with it.
Not that it matters at this point, but would you have suggested a different screen option?
Try setting the bulb mode to economic, it is hiding I believe in the bottom option of the menu screen. This will reduce the sound considerably. You may also want to turn of FI though some do like it and this projector seems to have one of the better versions of it (personally I sill can't stand any FI).
^ Yes I most certainly wouldn't have gone with such a screen but I favor brightness over most other areas. But to really say I would need more information, it however does sound like it is doing its job and that you are happy and that is what is most important.
Try setting the bulb mode to economic, it is hiding I believe in the bottom option of the menu screen. This will reduce the sound considerably. You may also want to turn of FI though some do like it and this projector seems to have one of the better versions of it (personally I sill can't stand any FI).
At his size, gain and throw distance, he may not be able to use low lamp.
My Baffle wall LCR build: http://www.avsforum.com/forum/155-di...-tpl-150h.html
Agreed, it is worth a look though.
P.S. Mine is almost completely silent. It's almost directly overhead and I have to strain to hear it even when everything else is off.
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The Bethel High baseball team could only muster three hits on Thursday as the Jaguars fell to Vanden 4-0.
Vanden scored four runs in the fourth inning and made it stand up as Jake LaGrand threw a complete game for the win.
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I want to make some letters and fill them with a background pattern like rainbow.
all the fonts are solid black so I need to know how to hollow them out so the background fill will show, then have to cut out all the letters to get the background around them removed so I have only the letters filled with rainbow that can then be moved around and overlaid like with the gray checkerboard squares thing happening.
Like this: imagine a rainbow backing picture with " I heart Mom" text overlaid, fill the " I heart Mom" with rainbow then get rid of the rest of the rainbow backing that is OUTSIDE the letters. The word heart will be replaced with a heart shape.
I do not know the technical terms for these procedures so have not been able to look this up in help.
know of a good tutorial for this? Gracias y thanks!
Hello Msongs,
1. Type your text and between the letters "I" and "Mom" apply the figure of the heart;
Note: no matter what color text was filled in.
2. Select the image (Rainbow) to be applied inside text block. Click on:
Effects / PowerClip / Place Inside Container
b. You will get a large Arrow. Use this arrow to click on your text (that will be the "container").
c. If not right placed, adjust the position of the object. Click on:
Effects / PowerClip / and select Edit Contents
d. Once done, click on Finish Editing Object.
and more:
You can use this process to apply photos. Place Inside Container feature also allows
insert figures inside non-text objects (vector).
In reply to Silvio Gomes:
thanks Silvio,
that worked. had to use the edit contents every time before I could finish editing object. Not sure why that is, maybe that step is always necessary.
had some fun getting the words cut and pasted to their correct position as they were not used in a straight line of text. Bought me a used copy of CorelDraw X5 Official guide at a local bookstore (bookstores, remember them?) but it has no tutorial CD. anyway as I just use corel for limited uses, only what I need to do, will learn some new tricks.
Biggest problem with corel help is that I know what I want to do, but don't know the right words and phrases to find it in help
Watch this video:
Not sure if that is what you are wanting to do.
In reply to Luis:
Well done, Luis. A complete step-by-step Tutorial.
LuisWatch this video...
I had a similar Idea, but without Compound Blends. Cuts down the time to only 15 seconds.
There are some powerful features on blend property bar for blend steps and also counter-clockwise blend mode.
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