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Nine Charged with Animal Cruelty at Wyoming Pig Farm
The Humane Society of the United States applauds the Wyoming Livestock Board and the Platte County Attorney's Office for charging nine former employees, including two managers, at Wheatland, Wyo.-based Wyoming Premium Farms with cruelty to animals following an HSUS undercover investigation. The investigation documented workers kicking, punching and swinging pigs and piglets. At the time of the investigation, which was released in May, Wyoming Premium Farms was supplying pigs to Tyson Foods—the world's second largest processor and marketer of chicken, beef and pork.


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North Carolina State men's basketball coach Sidney Lowe gave his version of the injury report Friday, announcing that redshirt junior point guard Farnold Degand is out 1-2 weeks due to tendinitis in his knee, stemming from last year's surgery.
Lowe also said sophomore point guard Javier Gonzalez is healthy and ready to start in Degand's place after playing through his own knee injury in the season opener against New Orleans on Nov. 15. Also, freshman shooting guard C.J. Williams will be in the starting lineup, after hurting his wrist against the Privateers.
Lowe also discussed Saturday's game against High Point at Reynolds Coliseum, and how he'll alter the Wolfpack's pregame schedule a little bit for the big NC State at North Carolina football game that starts at noon Saturday.
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Here is a transcript of Lowe's press conference:
What is the latest with Farnold Degand's injury situation?
"Currently, we are expecting him to be out a couple of weeks. I would say that is the maximum. I am hoping that maybe in a week he'll be back, but being on the conservative side, [the] doctor said two weeks.'
Is it tendonitis in his knee?
"Yes, but I think it is something as a result of the surgery. Either the way he is running on it or something. I think it is something that he has had before actually. It's never been this severe. I think apparently, it is something to do with that knee sugery."
How is Farnold handling the latest setback?
"He's OK. He has been doing well. It obviously is a difficult thing for him because he sat out one year and then got hurt the next year. Now, he has another injury here. It's frustrating for him. He understands that it is important that he is healthy, that is No. 1. He is doing his therapy and is coming to the practices and is watching all of the new things that we are doing. He's in good spirits."
Is it tough for Farnold to not favor his knee, and in turn possibly hurt something else?
"It is very tough. You are trying to protect, in his case, that knee, so you putting more pressure on somewhere else, whether it is the other leg, other knee, other thigh, whatever it might be. It's common I think for guys to do that."
What responsibilities fall on Javier Gonzalez and Julius Mays now?
"Yeah, it's fortunately or unfortunately, Javi's been in this situation before. I think he certainly is more prepared for it this time. Julius, obviously as a freshman, his numbers will go up in regards to playing time. I think he's going to do a nice solid job for us."
What did you see from Javi against New Orleans that you liked?
"The way he ran the team, the way he ran the show. He got guys into our sets and pushed the ball down the floor. He was active on the defensive end, especially in the second half. He got after it pretty good. I'd like for him to be a little more aggressive offensively. He is such an unselfish player that he's coming off wide open for a shot and he's a little hesitant to take it. He's a pretty good shooter. I thought he played a nice solid game against New Orleans. And he did it while he was hurt, the last few minutes, the last four minutes of the ball game. He was actually hurt and fought through it."
Is he OK now?
"He's OK now. Yes, he's OK. He wears that bandage, brace on his knee, but he's OK."
Is it the left knee that he wears his sleeve on it?
"Yes, the same knee."
What encouraged you about Brandon Costner's assertiveness against New Orleans?
"Just that he brought it out again. It's there, we know it's there and we've seen it before. He recognizes the situation and the game itself. He knew that we needed, he and Ben [McCauley] and Courtney [Fells] needed to step up in some areas. He did that. That is what those guys have been talking about and what they've been talking about is being the leaders, those three guys. When it is on the line, they need to come through. That is what is encouraging to see him take the initiative and the leadership. More than anything, just coming out of the locker room and telling all the other players and communicating with the other players 'We need to pick it up.' And they did it."
What was it like to have a full week in-between games like a football coach?
"We tried to continue to do some of the things that we've been doing in terms of defensively what we are looking to do and changing defenses and working on some things. And offensively, running. We played a lot in practice. I think that is important for us to do, not just to reiterate what we are trying to do in terms of pushing the ball, but also for conditioning. If you want to play that way, you have to practice that way. We played a lot. Then a lot of individual work, working on things, talking about situations. Our bigs being trapped and passing out of traps, things of that nature. We went at it pretty good."
Did you get as much out of the transition game as you wanted vs. New Orleans?
"Not as much as we would like to. We would like to get a few more going there. I give them some credit that they got back on defense. They were smaller and a little quicker, or quick. They got back. The fact that we are looking to do it, and our guys are getting it and pushing it and looking ahead and trying to run. We have to continue to do that. We have to continue to work on it and stay with it. The last few practices that is exactly what we concentrated on, getting out and running."
Any changes to the starting line up other than Javi Gonzalez for Farnold Degand?
"No, no."
Do you have a policy for scheduling in-state teams?
"I mean it just depends, depends. Obviously when you play an in-state team, I would say there's a lot at stake there because you know you are going to get some teams, and they are going to bring some fans into your building. You are probably going to have a few people in this area that attended that school.
"I don't have a set number or gameplan in terms of how many schools we want to play in-state. It just depends on the situation."
How did you schedule this game with High Point?
"Not that we play teams because guys have relationships, but that conversation, the conversation came from that, so we put it on the schedule."
So their coach had a relationship with one of your assistants?
"I think one of their assistants and our assistants."
And through that casual conversation the game got scheduled?
"Because we talked about playing schools in the state. They were interested in doing it."
Were you not originally scheduled to go to the Rainbow Classic in Hawaii this year?
"We had talked about going there, yes we had talked about it at one point, but we weren't really penciled in to go, no."
You would have said yes if invited?
"I'm not sure, I'm not sure. I'm not sure about that."
C.J. Williams is fine?
"Yes, C.J.'s fine."
Any thoughts on having a bigger game in Reynolds or a set amount of games in Reynolds?
"There's been no conversation about trying to get a set number of games in there. I think the time of the games certainly would dictate that. The teams that we play might dictate that. There's a lot that goes into that. I'm not the only one, I don't make that decision on my own. There's a lot that has to be talked about and thought about, just makes sure that it makes sense for everyone."
Do you want to play an ACC game in there?
"I'm going to stay away from the question, okay, yeah I'll just stay away from that question. It's a difficult thing and sometimes a sensitive issue. Yeah, I'll stay away from that (laughs)."
It's not a simple decision.
"Sure, absolutely, there is a big picture."
Talk about High Point.
"They're strong in their guard player. They have a very good, very good player in Adrian Harris. He can score the ball, really plays well. Another guard, Singleton, very good player. They're strong in their guards, not that their bigs aren't solid, but most of their scoring comes from those guards.
"They really can put the ball on the hole, they can put it on the floor, they can shoot it. They can pass it. They're solid players. Harris is a junior, so he's got some experience with him, and he's been around for a while. We're going to have our work cut out for us there. Again it's another challenge, another challenge for our guards to be able to defend these guys.
"They are going to run the ball up and down the floor, going to push it, get easy baskets on us."
You going to watch the football game Saturday?
"Of course."
Wonder who you are cheering for.
"Of course, State of course."
You going to be able to watch it with the game a few hours later?
"You do have your routine, you have your routine, but that would impossible for me not to watch that game."
You going to shoot around earlier?
"Not because of that, but we're going to shoot around early, and get back and let the guys get back and catch some of the game and rest. They still need to rest. We're going to ask that they don't watch the entire game. If they want to fall asleep, fall asleep. Don't yell too much, don't jump up and down. Don't get some kind of crazy injury because we won or something you jump up and down."

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Spartans rally past Osceola
The Somerset Spartans baseball team used a six-run fifth-inning to rally past Osceola at Larry Forrest Park in Somerset and claim a 6-5 win in the Section 1 Regional Championship game of the WIAA Division 2 Baseball Tournament.
With the win, Somerset advances to the next round of the tournament where they will face Hayward on Tuesday, June 10, at 11 a.m. on Bement Field at Cinder City Park in Altoona.
The Spartans trailed 5-0 after four and half innings, but a three-run home run over the right-field foul pole in the bottom of the fifth cut Osceola's lead to two and opened the door for the comeback. Somerset scored again with bases loaded and one out on a two-run double before one of the Somerset baserunners tried to advance to third on the throw from the outfield, which caused the Osceola player covering third to mishandle the ball and allow the runner to score from third.
Somerset held off Osceola in the top of the sixth and later in the seventh where the relief pitcher struck out the first two batters before getting the third batter to pop out in foul territory.


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Wipro, India's third-largest software exporter, reported Friday a 10.3 percent rise in quarterly profit but said the global outlook remained uncertain for the nation's flagship outsourcing sector.
The Bangalore-based company said net profit rose to 14.56 billion rupees ($285 million) in the third financial quarter, from 13.19 billion rupees in the same period a year earlier, in line with market expectations.
Operations during the three months to December were bolstered by a far-reaching restructuring of its top management last year in which the company announced a new boss, Wipro said.
"We saw broad-based growth across sectors and have received positive feedback from customers and employees on our restructuring," Wipro's chief executive T.K. Kurien, who took charge of the company last April, said.
The company had said the management revamp was aimed at creating a corporate structure that was "simpler, leaner and more dynamic".
Total revenues climbed 28 percent to $1.89 billion, according to the figures compiled using international accounting standards, as Wipro added 39 new clients in the quarter.
Performance also got a lift from the weaker rupee against the dollar. The software exporters derive around two-thirds of their revenue from the US market.
The company's shares rose as much as 5.1 percent to a day's high of 424.9 rupees after the earnings announcement. The shares retraced later in the day but still closed 2.38 percent higher at 413.7 rupees.
"The benefits from the restructuring are flowing in," Ankita Somani, analyst at Mumbai's Angel Broking, told AFP.
Wipro is a pioneer of India's software and outsourcing industry, which has benefited from work farmed out by global companies seeking to cut costs by taking advantage of India's lower wages and engineering talent.
The company, like rivals Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys, said that it faced headwinds due to global economic woes.
"The overall macro-economic sentiment continues to remain uncertain and we are monitoring it closely," Wipro chairman Azim Premji said.
But the company forecast revenues from its information technology services to grow marginally by up to $1.55 billion in the next quarter. IT services make up nearly 80 percent of the group's revenues.
Last week, Infosys showed strong quarterly profit growth but lowered its forecast for dollar-denominated revenues in the current fiscal year amid concern about the international outlook.
Commenting on the macro-conditions, Premji said: "Customers are prepared for slow growth in the west but are not arresting critical investments."
TCS has also reported a quarterly profit jump but said the outlook for the sector, which depends on demand from the crisis-hit eurozone and the struggling US economy, remained weak.
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The optical polarization properties of a-plane AlxGa1- xN films have been investigated by polarization-dependent photoluminescence (PL). The degree of polarization decreased with increasing the Al composition, and the main optical polarization direction switched from to at about x = 0.07 due to the valence band switching, representing that the optical transition energy of is surpassing that of . However, with the Al composition larger than x = 0.1, the higher energy optical transitions of exhibited the stronger PL intensity, opposite to the normal situations that higher energy states commonly have weaker PL intensity than the lower energy states. We utilized the 6 × 6 k.p model and the lambertian-like radiation pattern assumption to explain this abnormal optical polarization switching behavior in the a-plane AlxGa1- xN layers and obtained good agreement with the experimental results.
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Ninja Theory's Devil May Cry reboot, known simply as DMC, did quite well in the charts when we began covering them a few weeks ago but since its launch period has remained under the radar for some time. It seems that Capcom has noticed this as they have reduced its sales target for the game by a considerable amount.
Originally, the company hoped that two million copies of the game would be distributed before the end of its financial year but this has now been reduced by 800,000 units to 1.2 million units.
Have you played the new DMC? What did you think? Let us know in the comments below!
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Giving ExxonMobil a run for its money in the race to be the world's most valuable company
In a broad 2011 rally that pushed the Dow up nearly a point in mid-morning trading Monday, Apple (aapl) popped more than $7 (2.25%) to hit new record intraday highs -- and to cross a major psychological barrier.
The company's market capitalization -- its stock price times the number of shares outstanding -- is now more than $300 billion.
Apple has been the most valuable tech stock and the world's second most valuable publicly traded company -- after ExxonMobil (xom) -- since it passed Microsoft (msft) last May.
With oil prices running as high as they are, however, it won't be easy to overtake the petrochemical giant. The gap between the two market caps had narrowed to less than $50 billion last October; now ExxonMobil's lead has widened to more than $73 billion -- despite Apple's gains.
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Apple's close Monday -- at $329.57, up $7.01 (2.17%) -- was an all-time record high.
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For support information:
iPad tips - this site supplies simple instructions for most iPad questions:
- disable clicking sound on keyboard
- access alternate characters on keyboard
- change signature
- open links in a new page
- save images in Safari and Mail
- transfer images from iPad to PC
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- manage application icons
- manage iPad with iTunes
- force-quit
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- control iPad notifications
- save power by closing apps
- select, copy & paste
You can acquire apps from the iTunes store by using the App Store icon
Click on the box that indicates the price - it will confirm that you want to install the app.
*If you have no access to wireless, you can download the apps from your computer and your iTunes account, then sync by connecting your device with your usb cable.
Some suggested (free) Apps for general use:
DropBox or Box.net-for file management
iReadPDF or iBooks-for reading pdf's
Ebook Reader, Kobo, iBooks-access ebooks
EverNote-for syncing notes with your computer, other mobile devices
Google mobile app-for accessing your Google apps
Twitterific-interaction with Twitter
Offline Pages-save web pages for offline reading (now costs $4.99)
SkyGrid-news app
MobileRSS Free-an RSS reader for coordinating blog subscriptions (connects to Google Reader)
Dragon Dictation-voice recognition
Wikipanion for iPad
GoSkyWatch-an astronomy app that uses the iPad's location services to offer navigation of the night sky
Education Apps:
This field is expanding very quickly. These links provide some resources that have been tested in classrooms. NOTE: some apps have a price attached to them:
EipsTech spreadsheet
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iKids Blog
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Twitter: #ipad #edtech
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Minnesota fugitive arrested, faces charges in break-in
RED LAKE FALLS, Minn. -- A Thief River Falls man was arrested last week in Detroit Lakes for an outstanding felony warrant in Red Lake County.
Brian Allen Torkelson, 23, who also was a fugitive wanted by the Minnesota Department of Corrections, was transported to the Tri-County Correctional Facility in Crookston by the Red Lake County Sheriff's Office on Jan. 25.
He made his initial court appearance Monday in Red Lake Falls to face felony burglary, property damage and misdemeanor theft charges, Red Lake County Sheriff Mitch Bernstein said in a news release.
The charges stem from a December break-in at the American Legion Club in Plummer.
Torkelson had been on the run since Dec. 21, Bernstein said.
Because of the state Corrections Department hold, Torkelson was not given the opportunity of release from custody, Bernstein said. He will be held at the Crookston jail until his next court appearance in Red Lake Falls in February.
Beltrami County also has an outstanding warrant for Torkelson, Bernstein said.
Danielle Lamae Rasmussen, 20, of Thief River Falls, also has been charged with felony burglary in the Plummer break-in, Bernstein said. She is not in custody but is scheduled to make her first court appearance in Red Lake Falls in February.


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Not only is the full on Derpy Hooves model used, but Fluttershy can be heard in the background cheering you on as you play.
I'm really curious about how they are getting away with this one.
You can find a review of it here, and the game itself is up on the iOS market place.
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Softball: Panthers steadily rising back to the top
Replacing an All-American outfielder, an all-state third baseman, a starting catcher and an interchangeable first baseman and outfielder- all of whom went on to play collegiately -- from a 22-5 team would be a challenge for any program. And Plant was no exception. "We had some big shoes to fill," Plant coach Melissa Sigmon said. The Panthers started the season 0-4, losing a combined 19-11. Two of the losses were by one run."We're young," Sigmon said. "We have nine freshman and four sophomores. We have one kid basically playing the same spot as last year and that's (senior pitcher) Miranda (Clark). Everyone has played a different position." Since the rough start, however, the Panthers have won nine of their last 11 games, which included a five-game win streak. The Panthers entered Tuesday's Class 6A District 8 game against Bloomingdale coming off a third-place finish at the Palm Harbor University Spring Tournament in Clearwater, which was captured with a win over previously No. 1 state-ranked and nationally-ranked River Ridge in the third place championship. Plant went on to defeat Bloomingdale, 2-0, to take first place in Class 6A District 8. "We had to get some kinks out," Sigmon said. Clark, who is verbally committed to University of Maryland-Baltimore County, is 7-2 on the mound with a 1.71 ERA and 100 strikeouts. Leading the Panthers at the plate has been junior infielder Kaitlyn Steckel, who is batting .326 with 15 hits and 13 RBIs. "I'm very happy with where we are," Sigmon said. "We're getting better everyday." SHOWDOWN IN PLANT CITY On Tuesday, Durant (14-4, 7-0) will travel to Plant City (11-4, 6-3) in a key Class 5A District 8 showdown and one of the biggest rivalries in Hillsborough County. The Cougars remain undefeated in district play and with a win will clinch the top seed in the district tournament. The matchup will feature two of the top pitchers in the county with Durant's Lauren Wolfe (8-2, 1.31 ERA, 75 K's) and Plant City's Mackenzie Audas (10-4, 1.49 ERA, 163 K's) KISSIMMMEE KLASSIC This weekend, Plant City, Newsome and Riverview will compete in the annual Kissimmee Klassic. Plant City will play Jacksonville Mandarin, the No. 6 ranked in the Class 6A state poll, in the opening round of the Blue Division while Newsome will play nationally-ranked Jacksonville Bolles, the No. 2 team in 3A, also in the opening round of the Blue Division. Riverview open play in the Gold Division against Cypress Bay.
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Lenovo Vibe Z smartphone was launched in November 2013. The phone comes with a 5.50-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1080 pixels by 1920 pixels at a PPI of 401 pixels per inch.
The Lenovo Vibe Z is powered by 2.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor and it comes with 2GB of RAM. The phone packs 16GB of internal storage cannot be expanded. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Lenovo Vibe Z packs a 13-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 5-megapixel front shooter for selfies.
The Lenovo Vibe Z runs Android 4.3 and is powered by a 3000mAh non removable battery. It measures 149.10 x 77.00 x 7.90 (height x width x thickness) and weigh 145.20 grams.
The Lenovo Vibe Z is a single SIM (GSM) smartphone that accepts a Micro-SIM. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, FM, 3G and 4G. Sensors on the phone include Compass Magnetometer, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer and Ambient light sensor.
How to download Voice AV form Lenovo Vibe Z?
- Check the Android version to verify compatibility of Voice AV with Lenovo Vibe Z.
Find Android version: go to "Settings" - "About the phone" - "Android version". Make sure Voice AV is compatible with Lenovo Vibe Z.
- Click the download button to download Voice AV in Lenovo Vibe Z.
- Once the download and installation are complete, find Voice AV in your home screen and tap the icon to open it.
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The chief executive of Delta Air Lines Inc., Richard Anderson, saw his total compensation in 2009 cut by more than half to $8.4 million, compared to the year before, according to a regulatory filing Friday.
According to an analysis of the filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Anderson, 54, received a salary of $600,000, no bonus, no performance-based bonus and other compensation of $1,173,217.
Anderson also received stock and option awards the company valued at $6,602,115 on the days they were granted.
He did not receive any above-market returns on deferred compensation.
The total compensation of $8,375,332 compared to the $17,442,655 he received the year before.
In 2009, Delta lost $1.2 billion.
The Associated Press's total pay calculations include executives' salary, bonus, incentives, perks, above-market returns on deferred compensation and the estimated value of stock options and awards granted during the year. The calculations don't include changes in the present value of pension benefits, and they sometimes differ from the totals companies list in the summary compensation table of proxy statements filed with the SEC.
Delta, based in Atlanta, is the world's largest airline.
The bulk of the money listed as other compensation for Anderson last year consisted of relocation expenses of $771,715.
When Anderson joined Delta in 2007 as CEO, the airline agreed to reimburse him for the cost of relocation from Minneapolis to Atlanta. As part of that, the airline agreed to reimburse him for the loss on the sale of his home if it sold for less then what he bought it for.
Delta hired a relocation company that purchased Anderson's Minneapolis home at a price equal to the average of two independent appraisals and then resold the house to a third party.
The amount listed as relocation expenses included $377,500 Delta paid to Anderson for the "economic protection" he was promised on the sale of his house, the $272,500 loss Delta incurred when the relocation company sold the house to a third party and the $121,715 Delta paid in relocation costs, including the cost of selling the home and of shipping Anderson's belongings to Atlanta. Anderson also was reimbursed the taxes associated with some of that compensation.
Delta's annual meeting of stockholders is set for June 30 in New York.
Delta shares fell 3 cents to close at $12.08 in Friday trading.


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US Pulls Some Staff from Embassy in Syria as Violence Escalates
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(DAMASCUS, Syria) — The U.S. embassy in Syria is pulling out some of its staff due to the deteriorating security situation in the country, the State Department announced Wednesday.
U.S. Ambassador Robert Ford remains in the country and officials say there has been no decision yet whether to close the embassy. Officials warn, however, that the reduction in staff will mean a reduction in the embassy's ability to provide American citizen and visa services. It also means that the American Language Center and the Damascus Community School will not be able to resume operations after the upcoming holiday break.
The move comes as the government's crackdown on protestors has become increasingly violent in recent days. According to one report, up to 250 people have been killed so far this week, including more than 100 people in one village. The opposition Syrian National Council says government forces surrounded and massacred nearly the entire town of Kfar Owaid.
The bloodshed took place just as Syria agreed to allow international monitors to enter and witness what is happening there. An advance team from the Arab League is expected to arrive on Thursday.
In an updated travel warning issued late Wednesday, the State Department warned Americans to avoid travel to Syria and to depart immediately; those who must remain should limit their travel. The warning also noted the increased violence, which it said has spread to the capital of Damascus.
"Demonstrations, and violent government reactions to them, can occur with little or no warning anytime and anywhere," the warning said.
The regime of President Bashar al-Assad has intensified its crackdown on protestors who have demonstrated in the streets to seek his ouster since last spring. Some in the opposition have begun to fight back, but U.S. and opposition figures say most are unarmed and peaceful.
The Obama administration has matched Assad's escalating use of violence with increasingly harsh criticism and calls for action. On Wednesday the White House again called on Assad to step down, saying his promises of reform have "no credibility."
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NEW YORK — With the sharp stock price decline for Citigroup becoming a full-blown crisis of confidence, the company's executives entered into talks with federal officials on Friday about how to stabilize the struggling financial giant.
In tense meetings and telephone calls, the executives and officials weighed several options, including whether to replace Citigroup's leadership or sell all or part of the company. Other options discussed included having the government try to steady Citigroup with a public endorsement or a new financial lifeline.
Pressure intensified as the stock fell below $4 a share Friday and fears escalated about future loan losses. The Federal Reserve was carefully monitoring how much money corporations and other customers were withdrawing from the bank, people involved in the discussions told the New York Times.
With Citigroup's troubles opening a new chapter in the long-running financial crisis, government officials said that Treasury was considering whether to ask for the second half of the $700-billion rescue fund approved by Congress in September.
Chief executive Vikram Pandit told managers earlier in the day he opposed breaking up the company. Citigroup employs more than 3,000 people in the Tampa Bay area and, globally, is a megasized company of more than 300,000 employees.
The government was instrumental in JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s buyout of Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual Inc., deals that left shareholders with little or no payouts.
Citigroup, which said Monday it will cut 53,000 jobs on top of 22,000 cuts previously announced, is considered the most vulnerable among the major U.S. banks. It has failed to turn a profit in the past four quarters when rivals such as New York's JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America Corp. of Charlotte, N.C., managed to do so.
Citigroup's shares tumbled as low as $3.05 a share Friday before recovering to close at $3.77 a share, a decline of 20 percent that left them at their lowest level in nearly 16 years. It was a continuation of a sharp, weeklong plunge that could not be stemmed by Saudi investor Alwaleed bin Talal's decision Thursday to raise his stake in the company to 5 percent from less than 4 percent.
The shares have shed 60 percent of their value since the previous Friday.
Citigroup already has raised $75-billion in capital this year, including a $25-billion cash investment from the government — and none of it has been enough to muster confidence.
Raising more money on the open market is "pretty much off the table," given the recent plunge in the bank's shares, said William Fitzpatrick, an equity analyst at Optique Capital Management Inc. And raising more cash from outside investors or the government would be "a Band-Aid."
An outright sale shouldn't be ruled out, but it appears unlikely, said Alois Pirker, an analyst at Aite Group, a financial services research firm. Not only are there few potential buyers right now, but "firms prefer to cherry-pick," he said. "If you don't have a well-integrated shop, the benefit of taking over the whole vs. pieces diminishes."
Pirker said sale opportunities include Citi's Global Transaction Services business and its brokerage, Smith Barney. CEO Pandit has said that these two businesses are important to Citigroup — but these two franchises are not core to retail banking and would be attractive to potential buyers, Pirker said, because they have performed well in the recent turbulent environment.
Selling off the businesses in a particular region is another option, Pirker said. Recently, Citigroup sold off its retail banking business in Germany — it could do the same with Japan, for example, he said.
Citigroup also could consider a merger rather than an outright sale. Fitzpatrick said there are a number of firms that would be eager to take over some of Citigroup's businesses — particularly a company like Goldman Sachs Group, an investment bank that recently turned into a bank holding company and is now on the prowl for deposits.


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- I'm starting to get somewhere. It will NOT work with the stock HTC mail app that is installed with the Froyo 2.2 update. However, I'm starting to get it to work with the stock Android Mail app. Google for "stock android email.apk" and you should find it. Then install it with Astro file manager or any other means you use to install apps that aren't in the market. Make sure you go to "menu-->settings-->applications" and check the box to allow installation of non-Market Applications.
Once installed, launch the app (it's called "email" in the app launcher).
1)Enter your e-mail address and password.
2)Hit "manual setup"
3)Select "Exchange" on the next screen
4)On the next screen:
Password: yourpassword (should already be populated from earlier screen)
Server: m.hotmail.com
Check both the check boxes at the bottom
5)On the next screen, set your preferences
6)Next Screen, Give your account a name if you want to.
The first time I did this, it did not populate my inbox. I removed the account and tried again and it worked. The only disadvantages are there's no widget for the mail program, there is no indicator on the icon like gmail and there's no HTML e-mail, only text. You can still get notifications in the notification bar, notification sounds and vibration when you get an e-mail though.
Hope this helps you guys out.09-10-2010 05:51 PM
- Great thread! I wanted to make sure I downloaded a 2.2 version of Email.apk. While Googling "stock android mail.apk", I came across a modified version at Android Email.apk Without Exchange Security | xda-developers and [APP] **Updated 9/22/2010** Android Email.apk latest src code w/o Exchange security - xda-developers. This modified 2.2 version apparently removes some annoying Exchange Server-related security reminders; probably irrelevant for use with Hotmail. Although I *could* use this app for both my Exchange Server and Hotmail, I'm planning to continue to use the HTC Mail app for my Exchange Server. (Fortunately, this Email.apk doesn't seem to have any impact upon the HTC Mail app.) So all I'm gaining by downloading and installing Email.apk is Hotmail ActiveSync support--which is important to me.
FWIW, I kept getting errors during setup until I entered a "\" at the beginning of my email address, as mentioned at the bottom of http://www.winsupersite.com/live/hotmail_eas.asp.
The only thing I'm wishing was present is HTML messages. What's preventing that from happening?10-05-2010 12:55 PM
- This appears to be working with the stock HTC mail app after the 2.3.4 update. I was having trouble getting my hotmail account set up as a windows live hotmail account so I tried setting up as an exchange account and it worked with no problems so far. I used the same settings nickbike described above but left the domain blank.10-13-2011 10:21 AM
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The design of the Antec One is matching the rest of the products from Antec's gaming series, with the case posing as a mini version of the three/eleven hundred gaming case. The Antec One is an all-black case with a passive-aggressive design consisting of simple geometric shapes with sharp edges. The One is tipping the scales at less than 5kg, making it one of the most lightweight steel cases ever made.
The faceplate of the Antec one is almost entirely covered by perforated 5.25" covers, much like the premium gaming cases of the firm; however, no all of them correspond to actual 5.25" bays. Only the top three bays are usable, the rest exist only to enhance airflow and for aesthetic reasons.
We found the front I/O ports and power buttons integrated towards the top of the faceplate's front side. Typical round momentary switches at being used for the Power On (right) and reset (left) buttons. Interestingly enough, the two USB ports are USB 3.0 ports, something extremely rare for a product of this class. Antec provides an adapter to connect these two ports on an USB 2.0 header, if necessary.
Much like the rest of the case, the rear of the Antec One is entirely black. There are two holes for watercooling hoses covered by rubber grommets but not any other noteworthy features; even the expansion slot covers are not reusable.
One 120mm fan opening can be found at the embossed top panel of the case, right above the CPU area. Antec embossed the panel in order to prevent the fan from blocking the installation of a full size ATX motherboard, therefore installing even a single watercooling radiator feels impossible.
The side panels of the Antec One are embossed, both for aesthetic purposes and for the side panel fan to clear any components. A slot for a single 120mm fan is available on the left side panel but the One comes with no fan pre-installed from the factory floor.
At the bottom of the case Antec placed a washable dust filter beneath the PSU intake vent. The filter is removable from the back side of the case. There is also an unoccupied slot for an extra 120mm/140mm intake fan. It is worthwhile to mention that the feet of the case are quite tall, which gives the Antec One plenty of breathing room from below.


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Jubilant Boothroyd laughs off relegation talk
Watford manager Adrian Boothroyd believes it was the club's destiny to reach the Barclays Premiership this season after seeing his side brush aside Leeds 3-0 in the Coca-Cola Championship play-off final.
And the ultra-confident 35-year-old insisted Watford are now a model for similar-sized clubs all over the country and would not be relegated at the end of their first season in the top flight.
Defender Jay DeMerit's far post header in the first half set Watford on their way at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, before a fortuitous deflection saw James Chambers' shot go in off Leeds keeper Neil Sullivan to add a second early in the second half.
Striker Darius Henderson underlined Watford's superiority when he converted a late penalty following Shaun Derry's foul on Marlon King.
'I know we're going to be favourites to go down,' said Boothroyd, a surprise choice to replace former Watford boss Ray Lewington 14 months ago.
'But that's okay. We won't go down. If I started to think about that, that's what will happen - it would be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
'The best way to sum it all up is to say we are now a model for other clubs that don't have a great deal of money. 'With good organisation, preparation, a fantastic work ethic, a real hunger and a no-fear attitude anything is possible.'
Boothroyd and his squad visited the Millennium Stadium and their hotel earlier in the week, so they would not feel too out of place on the day.
'It's about playing the game and not the occasion. I was hoping I'd have eight or nine players on top of their game on the day. I got 13 or 14.'
Boothroyd is one of a new breed of young managers emerging in English football to take coaching to a new level and he is determined to build on his breathtaking early success.
'I want to build something at Watford. I want us to have the best academy in the world, to bring youth through and I want the club to grow.'
The former Leeds coach also had words of sympathy for opposite number Kevin Blackwell.
'I have a great deal of sympathy for Leeds and Kevin Blackwell,' he said.
'To be on that touchline can be a lonely place sometimes.
'Kevin came in to say well done to the players, which took a lot of doing and I respect him for that.
'They're a massive club and I'm sure they will bounce back.'
Blackwell agreed that his players would not be feeling sorry for themselves for long.
'It's been a marvellous achievement for everybody,' he said.
'We'll dust ourselves down but we're very disappointed today - although not as disappointed as when we dropped out of the Premier League and lost all our players.
'We cannot replay the game, it's gone and we'll have to live with that.
'We have not done what we came here to do. The dressing room is very quiet.
'But I wish Adrian all the best in the Premier League. Go on and enjoy it and congratulations.'
Blackwell appointed Boothroyd as his coach in the summer of 2004 before Watford came calling, but would not take any credit for the younger man's meteoric success.
'I take no credit,' said Blackwell. 'This is Adrian's day.
'I gave him his chance and he's grabbed every opportunity. I wish him all the best.
'At the moment Adrian is riding high, but I'm proud to be at this club.'


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attrapereves wrote:I have several cards with what I consider high limits (for my income of $38K/year)...
Chase Freedom: $7000
Citi Dividend: $5500
Cap One QS: $5000
Discover It: $5000
and then the problem card: Amex BCE: $3500
I'd REALLY like to get the limit increased on my Amex card to $5000 as I use it the most, but they denied my request 6mo after I had the card, and another 6mo later. I don't understand it as Citi, Discover, and Chase have raised my limit substantially since I've had the cards. In fact, I could probably get more limit increases from my existing cards.
iHackerSix wrote:OMG, this is like DeJaVu (excuse me if I spelled that wrong but you get the drift), I currently carry a CSP (13,500 limit), Citi World MasterCard (5,200 limit), and Discover IT (5,000 limit), with an awesome Amex BCE card that I love and it's limit of a whopping 1,000!!! I have requested a CLI @ 62 days (Denied), 6 months later (Denied), and I'm currently waiting for my next opportunity at a CLI request but I'm sure they'll deny me again. I've seen Amex be awesome with CLI for most people but for some like me, not so much. Current Fico scores are 720, 710, and 732 so I'm not sure what's going on that's spooking them.
attrapereves wrote:They usually state my reason for denial as "high debt to income ratio". I do have student loans, but the payment is around $100 per month. My cars are almost paid off. In fact, they denied my CLI before I even had the car loans. I think the student loans are messing me up.
I wonder if threatening to cancel the card will see some results? It's pretty pathetic that Capital One gave me a higher limit and two CLI, but Amex has done nothing.
sputNick wrote:I would like to get one credit card with a high limit as opposed to several cards with only low limits. What is the best way for me to do this? I have a credit score a little under 700 last I checked. Thanks
fffresh wrote:We From my experience Bank of America and Chase tend to be more conservative with their credit limits. American Express has been known to be very generous with their cards but that may have changed with this economy.


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Hunt for KingCo: Mount Si baseball heads into Mercer battle after small-ball Liberty win | Photo Gallery
The Liberty runner was getting a bit too much of a lead-off for comfort.
So, "We decided to go for it," said Mount Si shortstop Carson Breshears, who was on the receiving end of a pick play. He tagged the runner in the dirt and shut down Liberty's final play of the afternoon.
Defense like that, and fundamental 'small ball' play got Mount Si that much closer to a fourth and final KingCo title. The Wildcat baseball team beat Liberty, 3-0, on Saturday, May 10. Few big hits, but strong basics, set them up for a battle against Mercer Island tonight (Monday, May 12).
Saturday's game was scoreless for the first three innings, but the Mount Si's hitters opened it up. At the bottom of the fourth, a sacrifice fly by senior Chris Solomon brought home Evan Johnson
Next, in the top of the sixth, junior Brock Johnson came home on a pitching error to first. Mount Si's Zach McConnell rushed home on a fielder's choice.
Tanner Simpson threw, and gave up just six hits on a quick 58 pitches.
"A lot of it had to do with Tanner's pitching," Breshears said. "He kept the ball low, threw to contact, just got ground balls. Very efficient. He did it when we needed him most… That's what we're supposed to do as a defense."
"We had hit and runs, bunts. We executed," said Wildcat coach Zach Habben. "We got it done as much as we needed to."
Defense won it, on the strength of Simpson's pitching.
"It was just one-two-three," Habben said.
"We took advantage of stuff they didn't do well," said Simpson. "Our defense played great behind me. Usse (Catcher Zach Usselman) caught a great game today."
"Just keep it in front," is catcher Zach Usselman's philosophy.
When it comes to homebound runners, Usselman is the manstopper. Tagging becomes a competition.
"That's kind of a game for me," he said. "I like to beat 'em."
Usselman is also part of Mount Si's pitching lineup. Tonight, he will be throwing to his junior varsity catcher and understudy, Reid Lutz.
"He's really stepped up. I've been trying to bond with him," the senior said. "I have a lot of fun with him, on and off the field."
Mount Si beat Mercer in their first outing, then the Islanders won. Both games scores were lopsided.
"We boat-raced them the first time, they boat-raced us the second," said Habben. "It's definitely a game we've got to come out ready to play.
"I want to see them come out and hit the ball well," he added. "We need to put up some big numbers."
"I expect our pitcher to throw strikes and our defense to play well," said Simpson, who'll be on second. "I believe our hitting is going to pick up. We're going to start banging the ball around the yard."
"We're just taking it one game at a time. Just focus on the now," said Breshears.
The Mercer game is 7 p.m. tonight at Bannerwood Park, off Richards Road in Bellevue.
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A fast-moving Carson Breshears holds down shortstop.
Wyatt Baker tries a bunt in fourth-inning action against Liberty.
Zach McConnell rushes for third.
Tanner Simpson fires a pitch; He held Liberty to six hits in fast 58-pitch game.
Chris Solomon keeps an eye on the action at third base.
Colin Brown starts to lead off from first base.
Brown dives for first base, and safety.
David Brown awaits a play at first base.


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Cutting Down Trees for Nature's Sake?
Posted September 20, 2013
In a bizarre set of circumstances, officials near Minneapolis are proposing the destruction of over 800 trees as part of a larger project to address pollution in Northwood Lake, Minnesota. The stand of trees involved includes a broad mixture of species that grow next to a small tributary, providing habitat to animals as well as enjoyment for the neighbors, who like watching the colors change in the fall and enjoy living close to nature.
The proposal involves cutting down trees alongside the tributary to expose the banks, allowing Minneapolis landscapers to plant grasses and plants with deep, clumping roots in their place. Officials theorize that erosion around the banks of the tributary is a contributing factor to the pollution in Northwood Lake, and they want better control over the erosion -- they claim the mature trees make it impossible for anything else to grow, creating a high risk of soil loss in the winter months. By replacing them with groundcover, they hope the soil around the tributary will stay where it's supposed to.
Neighbors aren't so sure. They want to retain their trees and nature views, and they're expressing concerns about whether felling trees to save water is really the best course of action. As the battle plays out, both sides may be drawing upon research to support their claims, but the case highlights a common problem in many regions of the United States: sometimes, you have to do something counterintuitive to resolve a larger ecological problem.View original post.


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Saturday, February 4 • 1 p.m.
Interfaith Social Justice Collaborative (ISJC) monthly meeting at Little Leaf Tea, 6011 N. Palm Ave. You need not RSVP. Just come if you'd like to meet others engaged in faith-inspired social and environmental justice work. Our new meeting format enables individuals of different faith traditions to meet and exchange ideas, share event flyers and support each other's efforts to create a healthier, more loving and compassionate world. It will be an informal meeting. Little Leaf Tea (www.littleleaftea.com) is an independently owned small business.
Wednesday, February 8 • Noon & 7 p.m.
Israel vs. Israel will be shown at noon at the Fresno Center for Nonviolence, 1584 N. Van Ness Ave., and at 7 p.m. at the College Community Congregational Church, 5550 N. Fresno St. (doors open at 6:30 p.m.). Free and open to the public. Wheelchair accessible. The filmmaker, Terje Carlsson, will be present at both showings. Carlsson is a freelance journalist. Israel vs. Israel is a documentary about Jewish peace activists who face skepticism and criticism from their fellow Israeli citizens. For more info about the film, visit www.israelvisraelmoveie.com.
Friday–Sunday, February 10–12
Fresno Interfaith Scholar Weekend: "Saving Paradise in This World." The Interfaith Scholar for 2012 will be Dr. Rita Nakashima Brock, founding director of Faith Voices for the Common Good. The events on Friday and Sunday are free. Advance registration for Saturday's lectures is $40 and includes two meals. Registration for students is $10. For more info, visit www.interfaithscholar.org.
Friday, Feb. 10, 7 p.m.: Islamic Cultural Center of Fresno, lecture by Dr. Brock
Saturday, Feb. 11, 8:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.: Temple Beth Israel
Sunday, Feb. 12, 10 a.m.: First Congregational Church, worship with a talk by Dr. Brock
Friday, February 17 • 5:30 p.m.
Cineculture presents Between Two Worlds at the Peter's Education Center Auditorium at CSUF. Discussants: Filmmakers Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman. Between Two Worlds is a personal essay film telling five riveting stories that go beyond political postures to reveal the passionate debates over identity and generational change inside today's American Jewish community. Snitow and Kaufman take us on a uniquely personal road trip that reframes intensely polarized debates over tradition and change, loyalty and dissent inside one American ethnic community. For more info, visit http://cineculture.csufresno.edu/.
Sunday, February 19 • 3 p.m.–5 p.m.
Multifaith Exchange meets at Temple Beth Israel, 6622 N. Maroa Ave. Topic: Judaism. For more info, visit http://fresnomultifaithexchange.org/.
Saturday, February 25 • 6 p.m.–9 p.m.
A fund-raising event to benefit the programs of the Islamic Cultural Center. Keynote speaker: Suehaila Amen, a star of the All-American Muslim TV show on TLC. Tickets are $25. Islamic Cultural Center of Fresno, 2111 E. Nees Ave.
Death Penalty Campaign Needs Help: Simone Whalen-Rhodes is looking for houses of worship that would allow her to gather signatures for this campaign. She is working with the ACLU on a SAFE California campaign to end the death penalty in California. Contact her at 559-978-4504 or email@example.com.
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Multifaith Exchange: Visit http://fresnomultifaithexchange.org/.
The Bishop John Steinbock Homeless Advocacy Committee: Visit www.dioceseoffresno.org/homeless.html (click on English or Spanish near the top for a brochure on how to help the homeless). For other homeless resources, visit www.KNXT.tv/homeless.
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7th Circuit Court of Appeals had posted no opinions at IL deadline.
Indiana Supreme Court and Indiana Tax Court had posted no opinions at IL deadline.
Indiana Court of Appeals
Joseph A. Davis v. Herbert Simon and Bui Simon
Civil tort. Reverses denial of Davis' motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction a complaint filed by the Simons alleging defamation and false light publicity. Davis' act of responding to the questions of a reporter who initiated the contact with Davis regarding a California lawsuit, in which he is serving as a plaintiff's attorney, was not done with the purpose of expressly targeting a resident of the forum state. Judge Kirsch dissents.
Engineered Steel Concepts, Inc., ESC Group Limited, and Tom Anderson v. General Drivers, Warehousemen, and Helpers Union Local 142, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, and Steven Parks
Civil tort. Affirms dismissal of Engineered Steel Concepts and Tom Anderson's complaint against the union and Steven Parks for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. The trial court properly determined that it had been divested of its subject matter jurisdiction over the state law claims.
State of Indiana ex rel. Family and Social Services Administration v. Estate of Phillip Roy
Estate, supervised. Reverses in part the order that denied the FSSA's claim against the estate of Phillip Roy for Medicaid expenses incurred by Roy during his lifetime. The FSSA's claim was not time barred and it has a preferred claim under Indiana Code 12-15-9-1. Remands with instructions. Judge Barnes concurs in part and dissents in part.
Kevin B. Perry v. State of Indiana
Criminal. Reverses conviction of Class D felony sexual battery. While Perry's actions are reprehensible, they don't qualify for sexual battery as defined by Indiana statute. Remands with instructions for the conviction to be entered as Class B misdemeanor battery and Perry be sentenced to 180 days incarceration with 90 days suspended.
Monte Hanna and Kim Hanna v. Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Civil plenary. Affirms summary judgment in Indiana Farmer's favor that it was not obligated to pay the Hannas under their underinsured motorist provision of their policy. The Child Wrongful Death Act, the Indiana Supreme Court's interpretation of the CWDA, and the Hannas' insurance policy do not entitle the parents to bring more than a single joint claim for their son's death. Also, the parents have already received amounts from the other drivers' insurers that exceeded the maximum to which they would have been entitled under the UIM provisions of the Indiana Farmers policy.
Charles A. Jones v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms sentence for Class B felony attempted criminal confinement.
Mark Yoder and Barbara Yoder v. Capital One Bank, (USA), N.A. (NFP)
Civil collection. Affirms summary judgment in favor of Capital One Bank on a suit for a credit card balance.
Daniel Robert Mola v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms conviction of Class A felony voluntary manslaughter.
Thomas Pine, Individually and as Admin. for the Estate of Helen Pine, Deceased v. Stirling Clinic, Inc., Albert C. Lee, M.D., and Indiana Neurology Specialty Care (NFP)
Civil tort. Affirms summary judgment for defendants Stirling Clinic and others on a medical malpractice claim.
Anthony Taylor v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Post conviction. Reverses denial of petition for post-conviction relief and remands with instructions to grant the relief and vacate Taylor's conviction of and sentence for unlawful use of body armor.
D.P.J. v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Juvenile. Affirms committing D.P.J. to the Indiana Department of Correction for assignment to the Boys' School.
Calvin J. Spaulding v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms sentence for three counts of Class A felony child molesting and being a habitual offender.
Felix R. St. Pierre v. Jeannette St. Pierre (NFP)
Domestic relation. Reverses some of the findings in support of the maintenance award, either because the evidence in the record does not support them or because they do not support such an award under Indiana Code Section 31-15-7-2(3). However, the remaining findings support an award of rehabilitative maintenance and the trial court did not enter findings to support the amount of the award. Remands with instructions.
Douglas J. Smith v. Gail Lynnette Smith (NFP)
Domestic relation. Affirms in part and reverses in part the modification of father's child support obligation. Remands with instructions to calculate his weekly support obligation as set forth in the opinion.
Edwin D. Calligan v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms denial of motion to correct erroneous sentence.
Charles Neal v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms classification as a sexually violent predator.
Logan B. Lake v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms murder conviction.
Antonio Rush v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms convictions of Class A felony dealing in cocaine and Class A misdemeanor driving while suspended.
Adam Schafer v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms sentence for Class B felony causing death when operating a motor vehicle with a schedule I or II controlled substance in the blood.
Stacey L. Certain v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms second probation revocation.
Harley J. Wise, II v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Civil collection. Affirms grant of Discover Bank's motion for summary judgment for a credit card balance.
Nick Bigsby v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms convictions of Class A felony rape, Class D felony strangulation, and Class A misdemeanor battery.
Term. of Parent-Child Rel. of J.C.; J.P. v. Indiana Dept. of Child Services (NFP)
Juvenile. Affirms termination of parental rights.


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CBJ Board realignment discussion II (Jackets officially to the Atlantic Division)
What the hell, did they split up the current east teams into Good Teams=Atlantic, Bad Teams=Central? :laugh:
I prefer a tougher division. It's not like we're in an easy division now.
I'm surprised that the owners of Eastern conference teams would support a proposal that makes it harder for a team to get to the playoffs.
The changes would take effect next season.
To me, realignment isn't about competetive advantage or disadvantage. It's about travel, rivalries, fans, road trips and so forth. The fact of the matter is, the current alignment sucks because there are too many late games against teams few here care about and too much travel than is sensible.
The idea of playing NY, Pitt, Philly isn't scary...it's *awesome* and will help this franchise in many ways, even if it means at first we have to deal with a lot of arena invasions...but even then, more money is never bad...
It's good for TV ratings. Not sure if rivalries will be better or not? I mean our big 3 now are Detroit, Nashville and Chicago. So instead mix in Pittsburgh, Flyers and Rangers? IMO not much/any of an upgrade. I do like Pittsburgh I got to a Pirates game once/twice a year. If I go to a big city I much prefer Chicago over NYC. Cheap plane flights and more options. Philly vs Nashville? I like the downtown area of Nashville. So I'm ok either way. But I don't see it as a clear upgrade for rivalries going east.
And keep in mind good teams become bad teams. The only 2 constants since our existence in the NHL is Detroit is good (and IMO they are not as good this year) and the CBJ are bad. All other teams seem to rise and fall.
I can't wait to take a North East road trip.
I like the intradivisional playoff aspect. Its just more meaningful to have a playoff battle with a rival. (like Cbus vs. Detroit or Nashville, rather than versus Anaheim.) With the wild cards added to the new proposal, there won't be as many intradivisional matchups, but it will still be more than we have now.
If playoffs were seeded today with the proposed new format, the matchups would be:
Montreal (1st seed) v. Detroit (wild card)
Boston (2) v. Ottawa (3)
Pittsburgh (1) v. Toronto (WC)
New Jersey (2) v. Carolina (3)
Chicago (1) v. Minnesota (WC)
Nashville (2) v. St. Louis (3)
Anaheim (1) v. San Jose (WC)
Vancouver (2) v. Los Angeles (3)
Looks like there would be some intense series.
Also until CBJ can fill the arena with Jackets fans, the new division is full of out of town fans that will increase attendance
Time zones will do nothing for tv ratings if we continue to lose. DVR's make it easy to watch the next day, so hopefully the wins will be the next change
I'm in the minority but I don't like the proposal at all.
I don't like the disparity of playoff chances. And it will be years until expansion.
Expansion is a terrible idea. The NHL doesnt need 15 more defensemen with Mick Commodores (2011-12) skill set being promoted into the league.
It appears that Detroit got a sweetheart deal in this. They are put in a conference with overall lesser opponents. And it makes no sense that a team several hours north of Columbus is in a conference with 2 Florida teams.
I really dont see any issues with being in a conference with teams in the central time zones. The Reds have been in a league with Chicago, St Louis and Milwaukee for years. 8 pm games dont bother me at all. A balanced schedule would minimize the 10 pm starts. But the powers that be (Boston, Philly, etc aint going to sacrifice an extra road trip out west for them for the good of the league).
10 pm starts dont bother me either. Heck I go to 2/3rd to 3/4ths of home games, and dont get home from Nationwide until midnight anyhow. And I am up at 5:30 am to go to work.
I hate losing all the games with the Blues, Blackhawks and Predators. These are also easy travel destinations for me since I live 2 hours west of Nationwide. The closest for me is a 5 hour road trip to Pittsburgh. For me it is 3 hrs to Detroit, 4 hours to Chicago, 6 hours to St Louis, and 6 hours to Nashville. We might all be in the Eastern Time Zone, but travel for me as a fan is worst.
I'm in the minority but that's ok with me. I don't like the move. I would much rather be in the west with Nashville, St Louis and Chicago.
Don't get to envolved with this.... Quebec City and Markham will be in the East....
Seattle will be the next expansion team...over Toronto 2 and QC
I can tell you one thing, though, I will be road tripping to Carolina to watch the CBJ play the Canes every chance that I get.
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Gunpowder Plots - Treason In Your Game?
It's the 5th of November. Bonfires and fireworks are sweeping across the UK as they do every year on this date. So it seems appropriate to discuss plots of treason and conspiracy.
Remember, remember, the 5th of NovemberGuy Fawkes (13 April 1570 – 31 January 1606) was an English soldier and a member of a group of Roman Catholic conspirators who attempted to carry out the Gunpowder Plot to assassinate King James I of England (James VI of Scotland) and the members of both houses of the Parliament of England with a huge explosion, which was prevented by his arrest on 5 November 1605.
The Gunpowder Treason and plot;
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Anybody on here ever reload this round? Trying to find out which dies and shell plate to use in Lock n Load AP.
7.62z54R check
7.62x39 check
7.62x38 Nagant?
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7.62z54R check
7.62x39 check
7.62x38 Nagant?
Revolver that works really well with a suppressor
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See these links for reloading data - here and here
Sounds like you can reform .32-20 brass, and I know that regular .32 S&W can be fired in unmodified Nagant revolvers, so whatever LNL AP plate fits the .32 S&W and or the .32-20 would work...
I think this would be a neat project, I've had a Nagant over a year now and never fired it!
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Seems like I read something once about using 30 Carbine brass once. But CRS is setting in and I may be wrong.
Got to thinking about this, If I remember right it is 5.56 brass ran through a 30 carbine die. I hadn't tried this yet but it sounded promising. I'll look and see if I have the data saved somewhere.
Found it, was saved on my PC.
Don't remember who the author of this was.
.223 brass and corresponding shell holder
.30 Carbine reloading dies - mine is an RCBS
reloading press ("O" type, heavy duty type not required; I have also done this
on my Lyman Spar-T)
disk sander (not necessary but it does help to speed things along)
case lube (suggest Motor Honey)
knock-out rod (details in text)
mallet (mine is rawhide)
blank shell holder or metal disc about shell holder diameter
case trimmer with .30 caliber pilot
1. Shorten .223 brass. After trying a number of ways, I found that the
easiest way, and very fast, was to use my disc sander. It takes about 3
seconds per case using a no. 60 grit. No, the disk does not fill up with
brass. Push the case into the sander disk, removing material to about half
way between the neck and the shoulder. This may seem a little short to you,
but the case lengthens considerably as it is swaged.
2. Using a case inside-outside deburrer, remove the burrs. This is done so
that the case mouth may be opened without crushing, using an expander button,
or preferably, a Lyman "M" die.
3. Remove primer decapping pin assembly from the .30 Carbine full length
sizing die. Important! Set the die so that it touches the ram firmly
when the ram is raised.
4. Lube the case liberally (I use Motor Honey) and run it into the .30
Carbine die about 1/3 of the way. Do not force it beyond where it feels
good and tight. Doing so is to assure that a stuck case will result.
Take it from one who learned (several times) the hard way. Back case out
of die.
5. Re-lube case and ram to about 2/3 the way home. Same warning as in 4,
above. Back case out of die.
6. Re-lube case. This time you can run it all the way home. It will back
out pretty easily. Notice that at this point, the swaging process has been
accomplished just past the web of the case –– that's good.
7. Re-lube. Using a blank shell holder, set the sizing die so that it
presses firmly, but not hard, against the shell holder when the ram is
raised fully. The spring of the press, when the case is rammed all the
way home, will assure that the case rim is not swaged. This can also be
done by laying a metal slug, like a slug from a knock-out hole in an
electrical box, on top of any regular shell holder. The blank shell
holder is just a little more convenient.
8. Ram the case all the way home. Use a knock-out rod to remove the
case. Two things are important here.
First is that the knock-out rod should be as large in diameter as
possible. This will depend on the particular sizing die used. My RCBS
die has a 1/4x28 thd decapping rod. It will accommodate a .210" rod
which I made from a very long bolt that originally had 1/4x20 threads
rolled onto its end; one of those rods used to hold cable reels together.
To assure that it will not bend when struck with a mallet, the rod should
be only as long as is necessary to drive out the case. Mine is 3 1/2"
long. The rod head is handy to act as a retainer so that it does not
fall out of the die, but is not necessary. Note that it is not difficult
to drive out the fully swaged case when done as prescribed here, and the
rod need not be hardened as long as it is not too long. Mine is as soft
as any steel gets.
Second, when driving out the case, do not try to emulate Paul Bunyan.
Tapping the rod (I use a rawhide mallet) 3-4 times will remove the case
without bulging out the head. One mighty whack risks messing up the head
spacing, and more important, makes it difficult to get into the .223
shell holder. Out of about 80 cases that I have made so far, only a
couple have given me resistance. They were fixed by chucking into my
drill press and using a quick swipe of a half round file. If there is a
slight rounding of the head, it will not adversely effect the outcome.
This is a good time to wipe the lube off of the cases. Also, decapping
can done any time one chooses. I use a universal decapping die for this
9. Chuck case into your trimmer and set to reduce the case length to 1.51".
Notice that the brass has lengthened significantly as it steps through the
swaging process. If it has been shortened as directed in step 1, only a few
turns of the trimmer handle will be needed.
10. You might want to try chambering your cases now to make sure that
they will fit. My die reduces the very base of this tapered case to
.360-.362". This is as perfect a fit as one can get in my revolver. I
do not know if these guns vary much in chamber diameters.
11. Next use either the provided .30 Carbine RCBS expander die or,
preferably, the Lyman "M" die to prepare the case mouth to receive the
bullet. If you expand prior to chambering for the first time, depending
on how much you bell the mouth, you may be alarmed to discover that the
case will not chamber. This is because of the relatively steep taper of
the case which will not stand for much belling and still chamber. Don't
worry, the loaded cartridge will have this bell removed by the crimp.
It is possible that the case mouth will benefit from annealing to keep it
from splitting but I chose to skip this process until I see need for it.
I have annealed the original brass because of the radical crimp applied
to the factory rounds.
At this point, your brass is ready to load.
I tried this method and it is kinda slow, but works perfectly!
If you plan to use actual 7.62 x 38R brass, then I doubt anyone offers a shellplate for any progressive machine, as the rim is very thin. I make brass from 32-20, and use Lee dies specifically designed for this. The 32-20 brass is short, and will not seal in the rear of the barrel. I originally used a 30 carbine die to size after seating the bullet, to hold the bullt in place.


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Experts said the change will keep people safer while helping traffic flow faster. Motorists who leave I-5 at the Camino Capistrano exit currently wait about 59 seconds at the Valle and La Novia intersection during rush hour. That is expected to drop to about 24 seconds once the roundabout is built.
"It'll take time for our residents to get used to it, but I think that they're capable of adapting," Mayor Sam Allevato said.
Allevato doesn't expect construction to begin until after the Ortega Highway/I-5 interchange renovation is finished in 2016. Lehman Bros., which owns the Pacifica San Juan housing development, must pay for 37 percent of the roundabout's projected $1.6 million cost. The rest will be paid for by the developers of San Juan Meadows and the yet-to-be-built Distrito La Novia housing, equestrian and shopping project.
Councilman Derek Reeve said residents hate roundabouts so much that "it's almost like a rash would break out" when he mentions them. But the improvements to traffic flow and safety that they bring are "really a no-brainer," Reeve said.
Intersections with roundabouts see a 37 percent reduction in crashes and a 75 percent reduction in injury crashes, Hillary Isebrands, an engineer with the Federal Highway Administration, told the council. Eliminating the need for motorists to cross in front of one another means that when collisions at roundabouts do occur, they're low-speed rear-enders or sideswipes instead of T-bones, she said.
"Our message to all our partners is to consider roundabouts pretty much everywhere," Isebrands said. About 3,000 to 4,000 exist in the United States, she said.
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UPC No: 077784015285
Mfg Part No: 1528
Box Size:
( Length:11, Width:11, Depth:2)
Shipping Weight: 1.3500 pound(s)
Dimensional Weight: 2pounds
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text: Lambswool three-pocket cardigan sweater Item G0041 Color: HTHR BROWN Size: MEDIUM All sizes are US sizes. MEDIUM Size Charts Quantity: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Prices do not include taxes. Add to Bag Wishlist Add to Bag Add To Wishlist share: size & fit Product Details Densely knit and finished with a generous shawl collar and real leather buttons, this lambswool cardigan doubles as a jacket on days when there's just a bit of a chill in the air—and layers smoothly under a parka when it's especially cold out. Lambswool. Shawl collar. Chest pocket, patch pockets. Dry clean. Import. Online only. Item G0041.