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Taking Apart/Dismantling Sony Vaio E Series
Hi guys!
Last Thursday I did a clean install on my sony vaio E series due to High CPU temperature. But re-installing did'nt help lowering the temperature. My CPU temp still 65c to 75c on idle (Air conditioned room).
Now I decided to dismantle it and do a cleaning on CPU fan and re-applying thermal paste. The problem was I don't know how to do it.
Anyone knows a good site/tutorial on how to dismantle it?
Thanks in advance.
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|25 Aug 2012
Google is your friend for this: disassemble sony vaio e series
If you've never done this before, the hardest part is getting the right screws back in the right place. A digital camera can help as well as making a diagram of the laptop and placing the removed screws in their respective places on the diagram.
The key is patience and paying attention to details.
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|26 Aug 2012
Thanks for your reply mate. Already dismantle it last night. Now idle temp is 25c to 35c.
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|26 Aug 2012
WOW, must have been dirty inside. Good work!
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|27 Aug 2012
Yup, it's really dirty inside. It's never been clean since I bought it. Maybe a year ago
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The United States remains by far the largest player in global defense, but that dominance is expected to wane over the next eight years, according to analysis by IHS Jane's Defence.
"Two things are happening: Budgets are shifting East, and global arms trade is [seeing] increasing competition," said Paul Burton, senior manager of IHS Jane's defense forecast. "This is the biggest explosion in trade the world has ever seen."
The trade is booming. The report says trade grew from $56 billion in 2008 to $73 billion last year, much higher than previously thought: "At this rate, defense trade between countries will have more than doubled by 2020."
However, the landscape is shifting. "The West's edge on technology will erode this decade as Asia outspends the USA and Europe," the report said. "(The) rise of Asia Pacific exports threatens US dominance of global defense industry."
While the Pentagon cuts spending, China's defense budget has grown 64 percent in four years to $207 billion, and Russia's has grown 80 percent to $106 billion, according to the analysis.
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The largest export programs are military aircraft, "the hardest segment to develop locally." That is the primary reason the largest supplier in the global market is Lockheed Martin. IHS Jane's said Lockheed's exports jumped 65 percent in four years to $6.4 billion. Boeing is in second with $5.6 billion in export sales last year, followed by Russia's United Aircraft ($4 billion), Raytheon ($3.7 billion), and BAE Systems ($3.7 billion).
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Markets are apolitical: Digging deep into the details, it appears that when it comes to buying weapons, politics can sometimes take a back seat. For example, Russia is buying unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from Israel.
Israeli UAV dominance: HS Jane's predicts Israel will begin exporting more UAVs than the U.S. this year and will double U.S. exports of unmanned aircraft in 2014.
The rise of Latin America: Brazil has become a major exporter of jet trainer aircraft and is opening up new markets in Sub-Saharan Africa. Brazil's defense budget is now larger than Iran's and Canada's at $31 billion.
Biggest buyers: India is the largest importer in the world, at over $5 billion, but the Middle East and Turkey are the fastest growing, with imports more than doubling since 2008.
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Trueblood's (not so) grand finale
One of the things that got lost in the shuffle on game day last Sunday was this very interesting conversation I had with right tackle Jeremy Trueblood.
Anyone who watched the game knows Trueblood had a hard time containing Giants defensive end Michael Strahan. Of course, he wasn't the first nor will he be the last.
Anyway, after listening to Bruce Allen on Thursday say that the position coaches are finalizing their reports on their individual players this week, I sort of wondered what Trueblood's report might say. Will it say he had a good year but a tough day in the wild card game, or will it say he has a long way to go? I think the former is more likely because Trueblood was mostly solid in 2007.
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"For us Ferrari fans, we are just like brothers, we are just one," said one fan, Carlo Buschini, who raised his cap and blew kisses in the direction of Michael Schumacher's hospital room.
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Supporters of the Scuderia Ferrari Club wore their team's red colours and carried a banner reading "Schumi, All our thoughts for you and your family."
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"Coach Saban and coach Nussmeier are great. They consistently bring in outstanding recruits. They are outstanding recruiters. They have a current tradition of success and in the past. It's a stable program, so that is not an area of concern. All of those factors with the academics were a big part of it all. I know about 25 people who go there. I am very comfortable."
Del Rio originally committed to Oklahoma State and re-opened his recruitment last week after Cowboys' offensive coordinator, Todd Monken, accepted the head coaching job at Southern Miss. Monken was also a close family friend. Del Rio turned down scholarship offers from Oklahoma State, Oregon State and Southern Miss. He was also on the verge of landing an offer from UCLA.
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"After doing my homework I felt like Alabama was the best fit for me. I wasn't going to pass on the best fit. If I didn't have the preferred walk-on offer I probably wouldn't have done it. I plan on enrolling early. I'll be there January 7."
Del Rio is accustomed to the way of life in Tuscaloosa. He has attended a couple of camps and games throughout his high school career.
"I went my freshman and sophomore year to their camp," he said. "I loved it. I fell in love with the place. I got a rude awakening though from coach Scott Cochran. He was screaming at seven in the morning. We figured he would lose his voice, but the next day he was still screaming. I went to the LSU game last year, the game of the century, and I went to the Mississippi State game this year.
"I really don't think there is an atmosphere that can get any better. For me it's perfect. They play on a national stage weekly. They really develop you as a person and a player second. They also develop you as a student. They graduate a tremendous amount of players. That was a plus when I started to compare schools."
The Crimson Tide is seeking to win its third national championship in the past four years in January against Notre Dame. Del Rio knows it's a tough challenge.
"I think it will be a good game," Del Rio said. "They are salty on defense. They play extremely well as a team with Manti Te'o being who he is. He has a great faith foundation that led him through the tragedy. He was extremely impressive and played his best game a couple of days after his girlfriend and grandmother died.
"Notre Dame has been stout against the run. Alabama will try to establish the run. I think it will come down to their secondary and Alabama in the passing game. AJ [McCarron] and Amari Cooper will have to come up big. I am looking forward to the game. Of course I think Alabama is going to win."
Alabama has two quarterbacks committed in this class with Cooper Bateman and Parker McLeod. Del Rio looks forward to the competition.
"Obviously it's a unique situation," he said. "No matter where you go there is always going to be competition. I know Cooper Bateman fairly well. We were at the Elite 11 together. I haven't met Parker, but I have seen his highlights. He is a great athlete. It will be fun. I actually think I might room with Cooper."
The 6-foot-2, 195-pound prospect passed for 2,300 yards with 28 touchdowns and four interceptions this season. He completed 70-percent of his passing attempts.
"I feel like I have a good grasp on the game where I am at in my career," Del Rio said. "I feel I am pretty accurate. I have the ability to move in the pocket. I am not the fastest guy, but I can buy time when needed. I feel like I have a fairly strong arm. I am not Matthew Stafford though.
"I definitely want to improve on my long ball accuracy. You aren't going to complete 90-percent of your deep balls, but I do want to improve on my accuracy. You can always work on your footwork. I can tweak a few things with my throwing motion. I think the biggest thing is learning to throw accurately when under duress. Guys who can't throw under duress don't last long in the NFL."
His father, Jack Del Rio, is the current defensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos. He has also been the head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars. He talked briefly about the Broncos' season and how his parents feel about this decision.
"They have won nine in a row now," he said. "They are on a roll. Hopefully they can make it deep in the playoffs. Once you get in the playoffs it's whoever is the hottest team. Ever since week 5 they have looked really good.
"They are happy for me. My dad and mom are very hands-on. They were going to help me, and give me advice. They weren't going to tell me where to go. They are extremely happy for me. They are going to support me through this and looking forward to what the future holds."


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Four insiders made significant buys into Terreno Realty Corp. (TRNO) yesterday. These insider buys come as the company finished up its public offering of 5 million shares of common stock at a price of $18.25 per share. Today the price is trading up 5.81% from the public offering price.
President Michael Coke added 3,000 shares to his stake. This cost him a total of $54,750. Coke now owns a total of 184,000 shares of Terreno.
Chairman and CEO Blake Baird made the largest buy of the week. The CEO added 21,000 shares to his stake in Terreno for a total transaction amount of $383,250. Baird now owns a total of 436,807 shares of company stock.
CFO Jamie Jackson purchased 1,000 shares of Terreno during the public offering. This cost the CFO a total of $18,250. Jackson now owns a total of at least 39,082 shares of company stock.
Director LeRoy Carlson purchased 5,000 shares during the company's public offering. This cost the director a total of $91,250. Carlson now owns at least 33,870 shares of Terreno Realty stock.
Terreno acquires, owns and operates industrial real estate in six major U.S. coastal markets where the nation's largest consumer populations meet the highest-volume distribution points. The company owns 80 buildings and 6.1 million square feet in Los Angeles, Northern New Jersey/New York City, San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, Miami and Washington, D.C./Baltimore.
The company's investment strategy states:
We acquire functional, flexible properties in infill locations at discounts to replacement cost within our six markets. We operate with a conservative capital structure. We do not do ground up development or make raw land investments. We are aligned with our shareholders.
Terreno's historical price, revenue and net income:
The company recently released its quarterly investment and operating activities report which noted $61.6 million of acquisitions comprising 869,000 square feet and quarter end occupancy of 89.1% compared to prior year of 91.3%.
Terreno operates off of a six-market strategy that states:
Terreno invests in six major coastal U.S. markets. Exclusively. Each has large and growing consumer populations. Each has highly developed airport, seaport and highway infrastructure for rapid distribution of goods. All six markets have significant physical and regulatory barriers to development of competing properties.
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Terreno has a market cap of $368.6 million. Its shares are currently being traded at around $19.21 with a P/E ratio of 748.80, a P/S ratio of 7.70 and a P/B ratio of 0.80. The dividend yield for Terreno stocks is currently at 2.70%.
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The Super Eagles of Nigeria this evening at the U.J. Esuene Stadium, Calabar, trashed the Lone Star of Liberia 6 (six) goals to one (1) during the second leg of 2013 Africa Nations Cup qualifier. The first leg ended 2-2 in Liberia a fortnight ago.
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You Need to Shop This Massive Tibi Sample Sale Right Now
Remember how we're always going on about how fast-fashion is the worst, save your money and invest in lifelong, quality garments, blah, blah, blah? If you don't have the luxury of shopping for designer goods and paying your rent, I understand how this message could fall on deaf ears. (Solidarity, my friends). However, every so often, the wardrobe gods smile upon us, blessing us with things like this gigantic online Tibi sample sale happening right now. Read more »
4 Ways to Warm Your Cold, Dead Heart This Weekend
Whether you welcome Valentine's Day with an armful of red roses or a sigh and an eye roll, the holiday is upon us. Here are four ways to celebrate it – or totally ignore it – this weekend. Ahead: Free drinks! Live music! #Houseporn! Shopping! Have at it, you crazy kids.
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OpenInPHL: Rittenhouse Spa Offering Huge Discounts on Saturday Treatments
Your pre-snow day checklist: Stock up at Whole Foods tonight (they're closed tomorrow!), prepare a Netflix binge-watch list, move your car if it's parked on a snow emergency route, get your shovels and snowblowers ready, and then book yourself a freaking massage. Seriously: The Rittenhouse Spa is open tomorrow, and it's offering snowed-in locals 20 percent off massages, facials and body treatments all day.
My advice? Do some preliminary shoveling early on in the day, and then soothe tired muscles with a massage. See? Your snow day just got a whole lot better. Read more »
This Weekend: The Furniture and Home Accessories Warehouse Sale of Your Dreams
Scratch your weekend plans to make room for this: Cella Luxuria is kicking off a four-day warehouse sale on Saturday morning. In short: You should be there. The home store – which has two locations (a cavernous Chestnut Street flagship, which skews more Restoration Hardware/industrial, and a South Street outpost, which houses modern, apartment-friendly pieces) – has taken over a 6,000-square-foot Northern Liberties warehouse to unload merchandise. If my recent visit to the South Street outpost is any indication, it's shaping up to be the sale of the season. (Seriously, half of the shop's second level was empty, as all furniture was already transferred to the warehouse.) Read more »
Attention Late-Night Shoppers: Erdon's Midnight Madness Sale Is Tonight
Unless it's Black Friday, there are far and few opportunities to plan an after-dark retail adventure. (Note to Philly shops: Please consider staying open later!) Lucky for you, Shoppist is here to provide one worth the 25-minute drive: Erdon is having a Midnight Madness sale tonight at the Moorestown Mall that you just don't have any excuse to miss.
Here's the skinny: From 5pm to midnight, get up to 70 percent off on their fall/winter collection. We're talking store-wide deals on avant-garde designs from coveted international brands like Ivan Grundahl, MM6 Maison Margiela, and Moyuru, so expect layer-perfect asymmetrical tunics, stylish Japanese lounge pants, and unique statement footwear. Plus, you'll have the chance to preview apparel and accessories from Erdon's incoming spring collection before anyone else. Read more »
The Super Bowl of Sales: Joan Shepp's Blowout Basement Sale Starts Tomorrow
My ultimate shopping secret is this: Every January, Joan Shepp holds a sale. But it's not your average end-of-season sale, where things like droopy scarves and deflated puffer jackets are half-off. This is the Super Bowl of sales, one that sees discount racks lined with Balenciaga and Dries van Noten. It is, in a word, heaven.
Here's what to expect: All fall merchandise is marked up to 75 percent off (it's often organized by discount level), and the good stuff goes quickly. So make a point to take an early lunch tomorrow to nab terrific picks from the likes of Ann Demeulemeester, 3.1 Phillip Lim and Maison Margiela. The sale kicks off on Wednesday, January 13th, at 10am, and lasts through Sunday, January 17th, though items that don't sell are usually still available afterwards. So … I'll see you there? Read more »
5 Stylish Reasons to Give Netflix a Break This Weekend
You made it! Happy almost-weekend! While I won't blame you if your plans for the next two days include nothing but an interminable Netflix binge (it's been a long week), might I also suggest taking advantage of some of the awesome post-holiday sales that are kicking off this weekend? (I've even got details on where to find free yoga while shopping!) Here are the shopping events that should be on your radar. Read more »


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I had an RF type of laser lipo under my chin almost 2 years ago now. I do not recommend lipo in this area especially if you don't have a lot of fat to begin with. Looking back now I feel so foolish for doing something like this as I didn't need it at all. I wish my dr. was more open with me about possible complications but all he really said was that it's a really simple procedure. I am in my 30's and feel like i have just aged myself several years by doing this. My dr. took out too much fat so I am left with a lumpy contour and the skin is now lax and looks wrinkly in the area where the chin meets the neck and the platysma band is now showing. I also have a lot of hollowness. I never had any of these issues before doing the lipo. I feel so self conscious now and in search of trying to find a way to correct this. I was told by many dr.'s that fat grafting would correct the issue and some minor lipo to the lumpy areas would smooth everything out and hide the platysma band (although none had actually done this before in that area) and I was also told by many dr.'s that fat grafting wouldn't work.....so I really don't know what to do. When I complained to my original dr. about the outcome he didn't really say much except for recommending a facelift! There is no way I would do that, especially at my age. He also recommended filler which I did try but it looked terrible and even lumpier so I had it removed. He also did lipo to my thighs and I have some issues there too…eeek!!! but want to focus on correcting my chin first and then I'll eventually have my thighs corrected…if that's at all financially possible. I have definitely learned a lesson in all of this and look back at old photos and get saddened by how I could do such damage to my body
Has anyone encountered this type of outcome and what have you done to correct it? When I spoke to other dr.'s for second opinions many hadn't seen this type of complication with such a so called "simple" procedure and none had fat grafted to this area. Now i don't know what to do and I am so scared of attempting to get this corrected and the dr making it look worse. I have one shot to get this done and get this done right and i am so fearful of making the wrong decision. If you have any advice, tips or suggestions please let me know.


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ITU Journey to Worldwide '3D TV Television' Systems Begins
3D Television is a general name for systems that provide viewers with a sense of
depth similar to that we see in real life, because we have two eyes spaced apart
and a highly sophisticated brain. Each eye sees the world from slightly
different angles, and the brain merges these two pictures to create a central
single image that has 'depth'.
The reason for the sense of depth we see has been understood for over 100 years,
and many techniques for recreating for the viewer have been developed.
Fundamentally those developed so far have been relatively simple. Two pictures
or scenes are shot, one for each eye, and each eye is presented with its proper
picture or scene, in one way or another. This is called 'stereoscopy'. Hollywood
has made movies like this, and indeed over the past 50 years there have been
waves when this falls in and out of favour with filmmakers. At the moment (2008)
we are in a wave of favour.
Though the concept of 3D is simple to understand, it is difficult to achieve a
3D system that does not cause 'eye fatigue' after a certain time. Most current
higher resolution systems also need special eyeglasses which can be
inconvenient. Digital alignment of the stereo pair, possible in our new digital
world, can help to reduce eye fatigue, but is not the complete answer.
Apart from eye-fatigue, systems developed so far can also have limitations such
as constrained viewing positions. Multiple viewpoint television systems are
intended to alleviate this.
Stereoscopic systems also allow only limited 'production grammar' etc. We should
not under-estimate the difficulty, or the imagination and creativity required,
to create a near 'ideal' 3D Television system that the public could enjoy in a
relaxed way, and for a long period of time.
Among the countries where 3D research has been made for many years are the
United States, France, UK, Italy, Canada, Japan, Germany, and Russia, though
this is far from a complete list. Russia (Prof Mark Krivocheev) made the
proposal to the ITU-R that the time was ripe for worldwide agreements on 3D
Television, and the ITU-R Study Group 6 has agreed on a 'new Study Question' on
3D Television, which will be submitted for approval by the ITU-R Membership.
The Question calls for contributions on systems that include, but also go beyond
stereoscopy, and include technology that may record what physicists call the
'object wave'. Holograms record in a limited way the 'object wave'. Will there
be a way of broadcasting to record an 'object wave'? This remains to be seen. No
approaches are excluded at this stage.
The 'Question' is essentially a call for proposals for 3D Television. Journals
and individuals are asked to 'spread the word' about this, and to invite
contributions if possible before October 13, 2008. Such contributions are
normally channelled via national administrations, or via the other Members of
the ITU – the so-called Sector Members. A list of all ITU member countries is
available here.
If you wish more information about making a submission, and/or to participate in
the work, you are invited to contact ITU-R by email at
This Question is being studied in
ITU-R Study Group 6 (Chaired by Christoph
Dosch, Germany),
Working Party 6C (Chaired by David Wood, EBU).
A group within WP 6C (termed a Rapporteur Group) has been established, led by
Vittorio Baroncini (Italy), to take up this matter between now and the next
meeting of SG 6 WP 6C (please consult the
online ITU-R Meeting Schedule).
This is the dawning of the technology of 3D Television, and if we pool our ideas
at this early stage, we stand the best chance of developing a single worldwide
Which proposals will be made, and which may be the subject of agreement, remains
to be seen, but the
Sector has launched an exciting new issue, which may have a
profound impact on television in the years ahead.
Note: This information is extracted from
ITU-R Newsflash (3 June
Recent and upcoming articles on 3DTV:
Looking at 3D television from every angleA new Study Question is being examined in the Radiocommunication Sector
(5 Sept.,008)
ITU News Magazine:
Article: Issue No 09 - November 2008:
The Challenge for the ITU of 'Three Dimensional' Television
by David Wood, EBU
(Chairman ITU-R WP 6C) & Christoph Dosch, IRT (ITU-R Chairman SG 6)
Looking at 3D television from every angleA new Study Question is being examined in the Radiocommunication Sector
(5 Sept.,008)
ITU News Magazine:
Article: Issue No 09 - November 2008:
The Challenge for the ITU of 'Three Dimensional' Television
by David Wood, EBU
(Chairman ITU-R WP 6C) & Christoph Dosch, IRT (ITU-R Chairman SG 6)
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theBoxster and then new SL(stay tuned, coming shortly!) it needed someone to drive it home. Which is how I ended up, literally, snowboarding down a mountain to meet Chris, cameraman Neil Carey and the Morgan at the bottom of a piste outside Chamonix. Actually, that is as rock'n'roll as it sounds and as I arrived at the bottom of the run Chris was just pulling in. And in the time it took me to release my bindings and walk over there was already a crowd around the Morgan. This, it seems, is what happens with this car.
We spent the rest of the day filming, commandeering the Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian I'd driven out in as a camera truck with the long-suffering Neil (I won't detail quite how long-suffering but, with the roof up, the Morgan is a very confined space to share with someone for a drive across Europe) rattling about on the load bed attempting to keen his lens trained on a giggling Monkey in a Morgan. Well, at least he was in the fresh air now.
The imbalance between power and tyre size/grip is heroic. Ditto the noise. So a route combining lots of hairpin bends and tunnels was hoontastically good fun. Into the more rolling Jura region the roads got a little icier and my throttle applications a bit more measured but the Morgan was still huge fun.
It's far from perfect - Chris is right about it being over sprung and it's hard to heel and toe properly - but it's such a riot you just don't mind. And, for my money, the lightly modernised styling is the perfect expression of the more high-tech aluminium chassis beneath. I wouldn't usually like 'modern' wheels on a car like this but even they seem to work visually. It looks kind of civilised but goes and sounds like an utter hooligan, which is an appealing combination that makes all other cars seem dull and anodyne.
Yes, it seems, they do... It could have been a lot worse.
Off the back roads and onto the peage I decided putting the roof up might make for slightly more comfortable cruising. But, it seems, wind noise and draughts actually seem to increase. No, not sure why that happens. I texted Chris at this point. "Try it in the rain" came the response.
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Hull man allegedly broke into home, attacked man, threw pregnant woman to ground
A Hull man is facing more than a dozen charges today after he allegedly broke into a Kingsley Road home, attacked one of the residents, and threw a pregnant woman to the ground.
A not-guilty plea was entered on behalf of Brian P. Michaels, 44, at his arraignment today in Hingham District Court, prosecutors said. Michaels was charged with multiple assault and battery, breaking and entering, and gun charges, State Police said.
After his arrest, Michaels told police that he had been dating the woman in the home for four months and "just lost it'' because he believed the man she was visiting had raped her, according to a police report.
Michaels also told police that the woman was pregnant with his child and that he had thrown her to the floor while she tried to break up a fight between him and the man, the report said.
Hull police responded to a report of a home invasion at the Kingsley Road home around 5 p.m. Monday and saw Michaels running away from the house through the backyard, the report said.
Hull police and state troopers were able to track Michaels after he allegedly fled because he was wearing a GPS tracking bracelet as a provision of his probation on a previous conviction, according to the report.
While chasing Michaels, a trooper allegedly saw him discard an object inside a nearby doghouse. When he returned to the doghouse later, the trooper found a Beretta 9mm semi-automatic handgun, State Police said.
Several minutes after Michaels fled the house, State Police allegedly found him trying to break into the basement of a different Kingsley Road home and arrested him.
The two victims of the alleged assault told police that Michaels had knocked on the door of the house, barged past the pregnant woman when she opened the door, kicked and punched the male resident, and threatened to kill him, the police report said.
The male had bruises around his right eye and his lips when police spoke to him and the pregnant woman had red marks on her right arm where she said Michaels had grabbed her, the report said.
Michaels was allegedly distraught after his arrest and admitted his guilt to police multiple times after being read his Miranda rights, the report said.
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So I want to meet a vendor this afternoon and the toss-up was between alcohol or caffeine. While I love the Caribou close to my house in Bolingbrook, I do my best to patronize true neighborhood-style coffeehouses wherever and whenever possible. Yeah, there are any number of places to get an espresso and linger, but I'm looking for a place with big comfy chairs, a decent bakery selection and a means to just chill.
Suggestions / ideas welcome and thanks in advance for whatever ideas come out of this.


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Full Frontal: Contemporary Asian Art from the Logan Collection. The normal stock in trade for the Denver Art Museum's Asian-art curator, Ron Otsuka, is traditional styles, but he's been drafted into doing contemporary duty by a gift that includes more than a score of pieces by Asian and Asian-American artists. The recently acquired booty provided Otsuka with the opportunity to explore new Asian art in Full Frontal: Contemporary Asian Art from the Logan Collection, now on display in the William Sharpless Jackson Jr. Gallery on the museum's fifth floor. Most of the standouts are neo-pop, such as Yu Youhan's "Mao Decorated," which is based not on the famous traditional portrait, but on Warhol's version. However, the front-runner among the current generation of Chinese artists, Zhang Huan, is not a pop artist, but a conceptualist. Huan is represented by a photo that documents a performance in which he coated his body with ground hot dogs and then had actual dogs lick it off him. The show may be small, but it's bold. Through May 23 at the Denver Art Museum, 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway, 1-888-903-0278. Reviewed December 11.
Jae Ko, et al. The Robischon Gallery set the standard for art exhibitions in Denver, and the current offerings reinforce that point. In the front is Jae Ko: New Sculpture; in the middle is Ross Bleckner, Terry Maker, Brad Miller; and, in the back is Judy Pfaff. The mood may be austere, but Ko's remarkable modernist wall-hung sculptures made of inked adding-machine tape are actually pretty sumptuous. Bleckner starts things off in the center space with a handful of his famous prints depicting naturalistic shapes in scatter patterns. Next comes the work of Maker, who uses that most ubiquitous of mediums: acrylic on canvas. But that's not the half of it -- she rolls up the canvases and adheres the rolls into blocks that are then sliced with power tools. Brad Miller, the last of the trio, is represented by a lyrical group of artworks that could be called drawings except for one little thing: They were made with a torch. The cavalcade of hits continues into the Viewing Room, where Judy Pfaff is ensconced. It's modest in size but is surely one of the most significant shows in town right now. Through February 21 at the Robischon Gallery, 1740 Wazee Street, 303-298-7788. Reviewed January 22.
No Joke and No Yokel. This year's interdisciplinary program at the Mizel Center for Arts and Culture at the Jewish Community Center focuses on comics as an art form. It includes a panel discussion, a film series and two notable exhibitions: No Joke: The Spirit of American Comic Books, in the Singer Gallery, and No Yokel: The Spirit of Denver Comic Artists, next door in the Balcony Gallery. No Joke was flawlessly installed and intelligently organized by Singer director Simon Zalkind. One of the city's most accomplished, ambitious and creative curators, Zalkind is normally interested in high culture, so it's a surprise to see how surefooted he is in this popular-cultural realm. For No Joke, he scoured collections across the country to find original drawings by such legendary historic and contemporary comics artists as Al Capp, Howard Cruse, Mort Drucker, Art Spiegelman and a dozen more. Tom Motley, who put together the No Yokel exhibit, also created a mural depicting the history of comics. Through March 28 at the Mizel Center, 350 South Dahlia Street, 303-399-2660.
Picasso: 25 Years of Edition Ceramics From the Edward and Ann Weston Collection. The Metro State Center for the Visual Arts is hosting this must-see traveling show of Picasso's experiments with clay. Beginning in 1947 and at regular intervals until 1971, Picasso would go to the Madoura studio of Georges and Suzanne Ramié in Vallauris, France, and do ceramics with them during brief, if intensely creative, visits. The Ramiés formed plates, bowls, vases and other pottery items that Picasso then carved and manipulated while the clay was still wet. Finally, Picasso painted them with glazes in his own inimitable way, decorating the surfaces with images of the kinds of strange animals and figures that had already been made famous in his paintings. The resulting pieces were the prototypes for the handmade limited editions on display in Picasso: 25 Years of Edition Ceramics. This type of collaborative and serial approach to studio ceramics may seem strange by American standards, but it's a tried-and-true practice in countries such as France. Through February 28 at the Metro State Center for the Visual Arts, 1734 Wazee Street, 303-294-5207.
ROBERT COLESCOTT & GLENN LIGON. This noteworthy effort is the first in a planned series of exhibits at the Victoria H. Myhren Gallery at the University of Denver. The series will explore the more than 200 works of contemporary art that has been promised to the Denver Art Museum by high-profile collectors Vicki and Kent Logan. This show represents a new era of cooperation between DU and the DAM, even garnering DU access to the Logans' private stash. Shannen Hill, a DU art historian, organized the show, and her expertise in African and African-American art was put to good use, as Colescott and Ligon are currently among the most prominent black artists nationally. Both artists address the African-American experience, but that's where the similarities end. Colescott is an expressionist, mixing a faux-naive style with references to everyday experience. In contrast, Ligon is post-pop and often employs photo-based techniques that result in super-sophisticated pieces. Through February 27 at the Victoria H. Myhren Gallery, 2121 East Asbury Avenue, 303-871-2846.
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Spark 2004. Spark has two dozen members, but only two small exhibition rooms, meaning that it's pretty packed for this year's annual members' show, in which everyone is represented. As with any show that brings together disparate work, Spark 2004 is more than a little uneven, with some good things and others that are downright awful. Among the highlights are a couple of those thoughtful Annalee Schorr pieces that lampoon the mass media. Nearby is Sue Simon's "Point of View," an abstract based on mathematics, and just beyond that is a tray full of edible-looking plastic cupcakes by Elaine Ricklin, who sensibly accompanied them with a sign warning people not to eat them. Across the room are three tiny abstractions by Barbara Carpenter that look like paintings but are actually Fujichrome Supergloss photographs. Around the corner, in the backspace, is a marvelous expressionistic monotype with chine collé panels by John Matlack. Patricia Aaron's piece, "Ball Buster II," is an installation of colored bowling balls hung from the ceiling, an absurd idea, but pretty attractive. Through February 15 at Spark Gallery, 1535 Platte Street, 303-455-4435. Reviewed January 22.
Vance Kirkland. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the late Vance Kirkland's birth. In honor of the centennial, the Colorado History Museum has mounted a salute to the legendary Colorado artist with the epic title of Vance Kirkland: A Colorado Painter's Life, Early Works and Beyond. Though there are some remarkable early Kirklands in the show, notably a full-sized pencil sketch for a WPA-era mural, the exhibit includes lots more than that. First, there is the work of nearly twenty of Kirkland's friends and colleagues -- among the modern artists in the state from the mid-twentieth century -- and even some contemporary art. Second, interspersed throughout is a design show surveying furniture, pottery and other decorative arts from 1900 to the 1960s. This over-the-top approach can only mean one thing: Hugh Grant, director of the Kirkland Museum, orchestrated it. Grant was a co-curator of the show, and nearly all the art and artifacts in it were selected personally by him and loaned to the CHM from the Kirkland's fabulous collection. Through April 4 at the Colorado History Museum, 1300 Broadway, 303-866-3682. Reviewed December 25.
The Vessel: Voyage & Contain. For its first effort of 2004, the William Havu Gallery in the Golden Triangle is presenting a theme outing. Included in the show are ceramics, sculptures and even paintings. Gallery director William Havu organized it and interpreted the word "vessel" to include not only containers such as vases and bowls, but also boats. The grand dame of Denver ceramics, Martha Daniels, is represented by signature examples of her idiosyncratic style, such as her theatrical sculptural urns in rich flambé finishes that simultaneously parody and pay homage to the forms of classical antiquity. Also respecting tradition while being contemporary are the truly monumental vases by boy wonder Anthony Sarenpa that eloquently display his breathtaking skill at the wheel. Compelling abstract sculptures by Michael Clapper, Margaret Haydon, Margaret Josey-Parker, Darlene Nguyen-Ely and Bernice Strawn and lyrical abstract paintings by Joanne Kerrihard are part of the festivities as well. Through February 21 at the William Havu Gallery, 1040 Cherokee Street, 303-893-2360.


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Hello and thanks for your question.
I can certainly understand your angst at being told to wait and not completely understanding what is happening to you.
A wrinkled retina is a layman's term to describe the following terms which are essentially synonyms of each other: epiretinal membrane and macular pucker. This wrinkling of the retina can lead to either decreased visual acuity, metamorphopsia (which is where objects become distorted, such as a door frame looking wavy), or both. The surgery to correct this is a major operation and carries with it some risk, including hastening of cataract formation, retinal detachment, retinal swelling, and glaucoma. Most people who get this surgery do very well, but there are those risks involved, however small they are. That is why a retinal surgeon may make the recommendation to wait until the vision is significantly affected so that the benefits to be gained from the surgery outweigh the risks.
Usually, any ophthalmologist who has done sub-specialty training in a retinal fellowship, or in other words they are a retinal specialist, has the training to be able to do this. This type of surgery is their bread and butter and any of them should be proficient at this surgery if they successfully finished their fellowship. Beyond that, if you're looking for which retinal specialist is better versus another one, you really need to talk to other patients and those who have experience with one doctor versus another.
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An Egyptian court has sentenced ex-President Hosni Mubarak to life in prison for complicity in the killing of protesters during last year's uprising.
The 84-year-old is the first former leader to be tried in person since the start of the Arab Spring in early 2011.
Former Interior Minister Habib al-Adly also received a life sentence over the deaths of demonstrators.
Mubarak and his two sons - Gamal and Alaa - were acquitted on separate charges of corruption.
Shouting and scuffles erupted in court after the verdict was read out.


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Know a kid who likes to ride a bike? Or, are you a kid at heart who likes to ride?
Woodland's first Kidical Mass bike ride is scheduled for Saturday, April 24, at 2 p.m., departing from in front of the YMCA at 1300 College St.
This ride will coincide with the Y's Healthy Kids Day event that runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., where bicyclists can have their bikes and helmets safety checked by Woodland Bike Campaign's mechanic volunteers.
The ride will visit 12 of Woodland's parks and is approximately 7.5 miles long in total. Everyone of all ages is invited to attend and will receive a new 2013 Woodland Bike Map that features the official Woodland Parkloop.
Kidical Mass is a legal, safe and fun bike ride for kids, kids at heart, and their families, according to Maria Contreras of the Woodland Bike Campaign.
The first ride of its type was held in April 2008 in Eugene, Ore., and has now spread to hundreds of communities throughout the U.S.
"Each community figures out the type of ride, routes, locations, and events that work best for their area families," according to Contreras. "All types of bikes, trailers, trail-a-bikes, Xtracycles, longtails, bakfiets, Long Johns, tandems, folders, trikes, and whatever rolls are welcome!"
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Photos from All Queens Chess Day
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Check out Jeff Smith's gorgeous photo collection from All Queens Chess Day on October 18, 2009 at Bookmans on Speedway. You can see more of Jeff's photos at his website www.jeffsmithusa.com. Many thanks to Jeff for taking these photos and to Bookmans for sponsoring the event!Categories: Chess Event / Events / Photos / Women in chess Tags: All Queens, Bookmans, Events, Photos, Women in chess


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High-speed rail advocates explain route through Superior, Duluth
Amid differing cost estimates and ridership figures, one thing has been nailed down for the Northern Lights Express: where the proposed high-speed passenger train would run.
Consultants working on the environmental study have selected Duluth as the northern terminus, and the first southern destination will be Superior, and not along the Munger Trail to Carlton, said Bob Manzoline of the St. Louis and Lake Counties Regional Rail Authority. The route then will cross back into Minnesota and through Hinckley to the southern terminus of Minneapolis.
"This will be the preferred route and recommended route to the [Federal Railroad Administration] for the project, so we got over that hump," said Manzoline, who still is wrangling with the Minnesota Department of Transportation on cost and ridership estimates.
(NLX officials say the train will cost about $600 million, but MnDOT says a high estimate could reach $1 billion. Similar discrepancies exist on ridership projections.)
In April, Northern Lights Express officials heard public suggestions that the 150-mile route should conclude in Superior and not run all the way into Duluth. Others said the train should run directly to Duluth and avoid Wisconsin. On Wednesday at Superior Middle School, the NLX officials and consultants spelled out why the route through Superior to Duluth makes the most sense.
"I know that a lot of people have been saying that the Carlton route would save a lot of time, but it actually wouldn't," Manzoline said. "It might save as much as 10 minutes, but weighing that against the other factors, it was not chosen."
The projected travel time from Duluth through Superior and to Minneapolis is about two hours and eight minutes.
One of the major reasons the Superior route was selected is that it's more cost-effective to double track along the existing BNSF Railway route than to build new tracks along the Munger Trail, which is currently only used as a recreational path, said Manzoline and John Ongaro, intergovernmental relations director for St. Louis County.
Other top criteria for the route were proximity to cities and locations with political support and, again, Superior makes sense in both those categories, Manzoline and Ongaro said. With Wisconsin, riders can board in Superior, and political support will come from Dave Obey, D-Wis., chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Appropriations Committee.
The NLX also is counting on the support of Rep. Jim Oberstar, D-Minn., chairman of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. With his support and Obey's, the NLX will seek up to 80 percent federal funding for its $600 million cost to be operational by 2012 or 2013.


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A month on from his budget, George Osborne is emerging as a drag on his party's popularity, according to Tuesday's Guardian/ICM poll. Voters regard the chancellor as less competent in a crisis, less empathetic and less fair than the prime minister, who is himself now rating badly on all three counts.
After rows over the budget's income tax cut for top earners and its new levies on pensioners, pasties and charity donations, 54% of the public dismisses the idea that the chancellor looks "after the interest of the many, not the few" – against 24%.
That crushing 30-point margin suggests comprehensive rejection of any claim that "we're all in this together", the slogan Osborne used to sum up his approach to austerity in his previous budgets, but which he neglected to use this time around.
David Cameron and Nick Clegg both fail the test of championing the interests of the many over the few by respective margins of 19 and 12 points. Ed Miliband, by contrast, is trusted to favour the many by a wafer-thin 43%-42% margin.
A large majority of voters (58% to 20%) likewise believe the chancellor does not "understand people like me". That makes his net rating on this score -38 points, while the prime minister scored -31, Clegg -17, and Miliband -15.
But even in December, when the Conservatives had the edge, Cameron scored only -25 points on this empathy question. Neither he nor Osborne would have expected to fare any better in terms of fairness or empathy after all the budget rows. They might, however, have hoped to prevail by looking competent.
The Conservative governments of the 1980s were often perceived to be unfair, but ultimately triumphed as trusted managers, and until recently the coalition was thought of the same way.
In December, by a 10-point margin, voters judged Cameron to be "good in a crisis". Today that positive has given way to a net negative score of -13 for him. The figures are worse for Osborne: voters reject the suggestion that he is good in a crisis by 48% to 21%, a net negative of -27 points.
The saving grace for the Tories is that the voters are even more dismissive of their rivals' abilities when the going gets tough. Only 27% of voters rate Clegg as good in a crisis, against 57%, a net negative of -30.
Miliband's ratings on this measure are even worse – 18% to 54%, which makes his net score -36, as against the -23 he notched up on the same question last December.
These dire number help explain why, for all their misgivings, the public still give Cameron and Osborne a 13-point edge over Miliband and Balls on the question of who can be trusted to manage the economy properly.
But the detail of the polling nonetheless suggests the budget has done deep damage. Previously solid support for the Conservatives among pensioners has fallen a way. Over the month, ICM charts the Conservative share of the 65+ vote declining sharply from 53% to 40%.
Meanwhile, Labour accusations that the government is neglecting the squeezed middle appear to be hitting home, with an especially big drop off in Tory support among the middling C1 and C2 social grades. Among C2 skilled manual workers, for instance, the Conservative vote share has declined from 39% to 26% over the month.
Equally worrying for Cameron is the sharp falling away of support in the electorally-important Midlands and South. In both regions, the Tories have slipped nine points over the last month.
The Liberal Democrats can take comfort from having put a floor under their slide in terms of voting intention. Their 15% showing, which is better than in many other recent polls, suggests that the party's controversial tack of diverting the sharpest criticisms of the budget towards the Conservatives may be paying dividends.
While Clegg's personal ratings remain very bad, on empathy and to some extent fairness his ratings compare more closely to Miliband's than those of Cameron and Osborne. That suggests that the country lays the blame for any unfairness in the budget squarely at the Conservatives' door.


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DEVIZES woman Jennifer Mary Hillier has been evicted from her home in Charles Morrison Close because of her continued anti-social behaviour.
The 52-year-old's actions made life unbearable for her neighbours and she was finally evicted by Sovereign Housing Association on January 29 after being granted a possession order by Chippenham and Trowbridge County Court last November.
She also received an exclusion order, meaning she can be arrested if she returns to the street.
Sovereign said they first received reports of her nuisance behaviour in March last year when, apparently drunk, she would stand in the street, shouting and screaming.
Parents refused to let their children play in the gardens because of her offensive language. Concerns were also raised about a worrying number of rats, largely caused by Hillier leaving large amounts of food waste in her garden.
In May last year Sovereign applied for an injunction order against her and she made an undertaking to the court not to engage in certain behaviours. However, she broke the terms of this agreement within 48 hours.
She was given a seven-day jail term in August and, within a month of being released, was arrested again for her behaviour and sentenced to 35 days in prison.
Louise Borzoni, Sovereign's anti-social behaviour officer, said they had involved mental health and alcohol support services but Hillier had refused offers of support.
She added: "Unfortunately, time in prison did not improve her behaviour. In fact, it got worse and was having a more damaging impact on the other residents in the street. We gave this woman every opportunity to change her behaviour, but she constantly refused help and we felt that we were out of options."
It is understood Hillier moved into the flat from where she was evicted almost three years ago. She had lived there with her husband but he left.
One neighbour, a 41-year-old woman who has a 13-year-old son, said: "It was almost two-and-a-half years of hell. It's a relief that she has gone. It was really stressful. I'm a caring person and I do feel bad that she has been evicted as I don't want to see any vulnerable person evicted, but at the end of the day my child is more important.
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Is it all but over?
Friday, Feb 22, 2013
* From a Roll Call article on the 2nd Congressional District special primary, entitled "All Signs Point to Kelly Victory in Illinois Special Election"…
Subscribers know more about recent polling.
* Meanwhile, there's been an attempt to try to link Mayor Emanuel to Kelly's race. For instance…
That's some conspiracy theory. Bloomberg spent money all over the country last year. I doubt he asked permission to do so anywhere else.
This, by the way, is Axelrod's alleged tweet on behalf of Kelly…
It was much more a knock on Halvorson, whom the Obama people obviously don't want to win this contest.


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Rays blow it again, lose to Jays 4-3 in 10
The Rays ended a good road trip in a bad way Wednesday evening, blowing another ninth inning lead and losing to the Jays 4-3 in 10 innngs.
The Rays took a 3-2 lead into the ninth, having gotten 8 strong innings from Jeremy Hellickson and rallying in the top of the ninth to snap a 2-2 tie, James Loney singling in Evan Longoria, who had doubled to extend his career best hitting streak to 16 games.
The Rays turned to Fernando Rodney to get the last three outs, but he failed them again. Rodney gave up a leadoff homer to Jose Bautista, his second of the game, and then was lifted after a one-out walk to Adam Lind. Joel Peralta came in and got them out of that mess.
The Jays won it in the 10th with Cesar Ramos on the mound. Colby Rasmus reached on a rare error by 1B James Loney, who couldn't handle a low throw by C Jose Molina after fielding Rasmus's squibber. Rasmus moved to second on a bunt and then third on a ground out.
The Rays turned next to Kyle Farnsworth, and after getting ahead 0-and-2 on Jose Bautista, he gave up a single to rightfield tha scored the winner.
The Rays are off Thursday and open a weekend series with the Yankees on Friday at the Trop.


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EA has announced that Red Alert 3 fans can look forward to the March 2009 release of Red Alert 3: Uprising, a standalone single-player expansion coming exclusively to PC.
"Uprising is a game that in many ways reflects the feedback we have gotten from the Command & Conquer community," said Amer Ajami, Senior Producer at EA Los Angeles. "We're giving gamers more of what they want - more of the fast, fluid and fun gameplay, more of the story we began to tell in Red Alert 3 and more cutscenes featuring top-notch Hollywood talent. At the same time, we're excited we're going to be able to bring new things to the mix, including new units and the Commander's Challenge, which is a great way for players to hone their skills and get deeper into the combat."
RA3 Uprising takes players into the aftermath of the battles from Red Alert 3, with the Soviets reeling from a crushing defeat, the Empire of the Rising Sun trying to regain honour and the victorious Allies in the midst of corruption and deceit in their ranks.
The expansion will feature four mini-campaigns (one for each faction and a bonus based on the origins of the Empire of the Rising Sun's commando Yuriko), and a new Commander's Challenge mode. Here players will be tested against a set of nine commanders from different territories and difficulty levels in 50 unique challenges with special rules and conditions.
A C&C game wouldn't be complete without live-action cinematics and RA3: Uprising will feature a cast of characters old and new, including the return of favourites Gemma Atkinson and Ivana Milicevic.
Command & Conquer Red Alert 3: Uprising will be released via the EA Download Store in March 2009.