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Paramount Pictures has released a poster and synopsis for the upcoming sequel to JJ Abrams' 2009 sci-fi blockbuster Star Trek.
The returning cast includes New Zealand's Karl Urban as Bones, Chris Pine as Captain Kirk, Zachary Quinto as Spock, Simon Pegg as Scotty, Anton Yelchin as Checkov, Zoe Saldana as Uhura and John Cho as Sulu.
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In 2013, pioneering director J.J. Abrams will deliver an explosive action thriller that takes Star Trek Into Darkness.
When the crew of the Enterprise is called back home, they find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization has detonated the fleet and everything it stands for, leaving our world in a state of crisis.
With a personal score to settle, Captain Kirk leads a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one man weapon of mass destruction.
As our heroes are propelled into an epic chess game of life and death, love will be challenged, friendships will be torn apart, and sacrifices must be made for the only family Kirk has left: his crew.
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Star stayer Dominant seems certain to be withdrawn from today's Longines Jockey Club Cup after pulling up lame following a routine morning exercise, throwing John Moore's Hong Kong Vase dreams into disarray and putting any overseas plans for the expensive import on hold.
Moore's powerful team for the three international day trials at Sha Tin is likely to be reduced to 14 runners as Dominant faces a regulatory vet check this morning, the result of which seems a formality; bone scans later this week will determine the severity of the stallion's injuries.
"I'm pretty doubtful he will be passing a vet check, but because there are no reserves for the race the owners would prefer to put him through that," Moore said.
"He did some light work and his lameness progressed to a two out of five. We went over him with a fine-toothed comb. There's no swelling and it just looks like something that could be higher up in the hind-quarters."
Even if scans reveal a minor problem, there are no race options in the schedule to give the 114-rated galloper another fitness-building run before the Vase (2,400m) on December 9, and if more serious problems are found, then the trainer's plans of taking the horse to Melbourne for the 2013 Spring Carnival could be dashed.
"If it came up with something like a hairline fracture, that would be a 'box-rest' job and a serious setback to any long-terms plans as well," he said.
Moore remained upbeat about his day, for which he will have 21 runners across the 11-race card.
"I've still got a super hand," he said, nominating Packing Whiz as the horse to beat in the cup race and dispelling doubts about the former Italian galloper tackling 2,000m for the first time. "He couldn't be better. He is peaking right now and I'm more than pleased with his progress," Moore said.
Of the five horses entered in the Jockey Club Sprint, Moore chose Time After Time as his best hope, believing a hot speed could give his rising star the drop on some of his more seasoned opposition.
"[Jockey] Douglas Whyte is quite keen on his chances - and given the speed they're going to go up front, that would offer itself up to closers and fit right into his run pattern," he said.
The five Moore runners in the Jockey Club Mile all face the short-priced Ambitious Dragon, and the highest-rated of his entrants, Xtension, comes in off a setback and first-up for five months.
"He'll go into the race underdone and I'll be advising Brett Prebble to ride him the same way he'll be riding Lucky Nine - to not cut him in half," Moore said.
"We know he will progress out of this run and on to the mile. He is such a genuine horse who doesn't know how to run a bad race, and he should be there when the whips are cracking. I've always said Military Attack is a Group One horse, while Dan Excel is just about at his mark and Destined For Glory has soundness issues.
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Visiting upstate NY next month. What are good flea markets in the area? Looking for old toys, advertising, etc. Any comments about Clarence vs Avon?
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Upstate NY is pretty big ... here is what I use to narrow down possibilities when I travel: www.collectors.org which has about as complete of a listing of flea markets (and some shows) by area that I've found. You may want to narrow it down to areas you'll be close to, stop at a shop and ask -- they'll tell you what's tube socks/imports, and what's antiques/collectibles.
Have only done a show at Clarence, which was excellent but it's been a few years.
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Upstate NY spans from Yonkers to Buffalo, Catskills to Adirondacks, depending on your perspective. Can you be more specific on where you are visiting?
Clarence and Avon are Rochester, Buffalo area.
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hmm, to me Upstate is Watertown, or anything else north of the Thruway! The above mentioned www.collectors.org is good, and you might want to pick up a "Sunday Driver" or take a look at www.sundaydriver.com for routes, shops and markets. Have fun!
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Your definition of 'upstate' makes me chuckle. You do know that the Thruway runs all the way to NYC, and parts of Westchester are indeed "North of the Thruway". I've heard many people in NYC refer to mid-husdon valley as 'upstate' while at the same time one of the key historical landmarks in the same area is referred known as 'downstate... (correctional facility, that is).
6 of one, half dozen of another I guess.
One of the popular 'upstate' flea markets is in Stormville, a nice 75min drive from Manhattan.
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Stormville is only once a month from Memorial Day through Columbus Day. It's no longer as good as a couple of years ago -- many more imports and tons of sunglasses and Christmas wrap. But if you're is going at the right time, worth a stop.
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J62, I guess it's all just perspective, but where I am the thruway runs east and west, and anything north of it is "upstate". I on the other hand chuckle when people consider Buffalo "upstate" (I believe it's in Western NY) or Poughkeepsie "upstate" which is actually in the Southern part of the state. Oh well, makes it all very interesting!
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If memory serves me right there was a rather lengthly thread recently about what constituted "Upstate" and there was no real concensus of opinion other than it seemed the definition of "Upstate" depended on where one was standing at the time.
In this case it is interesting to note the original poster hasn't returned to clarify what she meant by Upstate, however judging from her question about Avon vs. Clarence she probably means the area about 30 miles south of Rochester westward about 50 miles toward Buffalo.
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I think Clarence is better than Avon, although it has been YEARS since I've been to Avon. At the time Clarence had less junk and more antiques than Avon.
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I'm the OP. We're flying in/out of Rochester. Staying 5 nights. Spending first 2 nights in Finger Lakes area. Plan to go as far east as Bouckeville/Madison on one day trip.
Then the dilemma. Head over to Buffalo to attend Clarence antique shops and flea market, or stay closer to Rochester area and go to Avon flea markets & whatever else is in the area? Don't want to spend all our time in the car, but it's a long way from Oregon to N.Y. and not sure if we'll ever visit this area again. (So many flea markets; so little time.)
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Let's not get into the "upstate" debate again! (And Rochester often gets referred to as the "upstate" area ... but let's move on ....)
But I think the poster is specifically inquiring about the Rochester (Avon) area vs. Buffalo (Clarence)area for antiques. First of all, you will really enjoy the Boukeville/Madison area for antiques. In fact, the 3rd weekend of every August they have one of the biggest antique markets in NY State in Boukeville ... It's really incredible, with LOTS of high end, quality antiques, as well as affordable stuff ... not that much junk compared to some flea markets.
So if your deciding between Clarence and Avon, I would definitely recommend the Clarence area ... many more shops with quality stuff than the Avon area.
Not sure how much time you have for leisurely driving, but Route 20 into Boukeville is a nice drive. The antiques in the Clarence area are located on Route 5 ... Clarence is also a nice, cute town.
Since, you may not be visiting the area for some time, you may enjoy taking in some sites in Rochester ... at least try to get to the George Eastman house Museum of Photography. It's in a nice area on East Ave. Then go over to Park Ave for a bite to eat. At least you'll get a bit of the feel for Rochester.
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I would consider checking some areas around Rochester and then heading to Syracuse and then to Bouckville. There is a large shop in Farmington (just a few miles from Canandaigua right off the NYS Thruway) called Ontario Antiques Mall http://www.ontariomallantiques.com there are hundreds of dealers there, you can easily shop for hours. If you are there over Columbus day weekend there is a big sale at that shop. The Salt City Autumn Antiques Show October is 15 & 16, 2005 in Syracuse at the Fairgrounds (it's an indoor show) there is more info at http://www.bouckvilleantiqueshows.com/html/autumn.html. I would skip the flea market in Syracuse - too much new merchandise. If you head east from Syracuse (about an hour drive) there are several shops in Bouckville on Rt. 20 outside of Cazenovia, here is a list of shops in the area http://www.bouckvilleantiques.com/mbada/mbada.htm . There is also an auction house in that area called Madison Auction Service (it's well run and no I do not work for them!) - maybe you could go to an auction? http://www.madisonauctionny.com/
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Try carterjunk.com... it's Mary Randolph Carter's website, and not only is she a VP at Ralph Lauren, she's the author of a few "... Junk" books. She's got a fun style, and has lots of tips of places to find "junk". She's got a place in upstate NY, so knows the area. Happy hunting!
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Only consider Clarence if you visit will be on the weekend... there's more of everything on the Sat/Sun days...
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I love poking around the flea market and antique shops in Clarence....especially in fall! I agree with garyt22 - the weekend is the time for the fleamarket, which is indoors and outdoors.
Hertel Ave. in Buffalo has several antiques shops (between Starin and Colvin Avenues). Everything from furniture to tribal arts to art deco. It's a fun neighborhood and there are a lot of restaurants and cafe's along the same stretch of Hertel Ave. You can even cruise past a few Frank Lloyd Wright houses. Hertel Ave. is on the north side of Buffalo and begins on Main Street (Rt. 5)....the antique shops and markets in Clarence are also on Rt. 5, about 15 miles away.
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The (arguable) epitome of climbing is free soloing: climbing without any safety equipment, harness, etc. Just you, your chalk bag, and the rock. On the one hand, you're free. On the other, a slip means you probably fucking die.
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History rarely happens in convenient places; unfortunately for most historians there is a great deal of value in actually being on the ground. It's one thing to imagine the desolation and hardship of the Oregon Trail. But your imagination pales in comparison to the experience of actually going to the middle of nowhere Wyoming in June; watching a hail laden thunderstorm bear down on you, and knowing it is impossible to outrun and there is nowhere to find shelter. That kind of experience allows you to empathize with the settlers in a way that is simply not possible from the comfort of a reading chair. I think this is why so many of my motorcycle trips revolve around historical places or events. I am trying to place those into a context.
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|These powerlevels were never stated in the series, but were stated in the Japanese Mangas and Guide books. There is NO disputing these. They came from Toriyama himself!
|Scouter Reading
|These levels
cam directly from scouter readings in the JAPANESE version of DBZ.
Ex: "Hmm.. the scouter only says 5,000."
|These levels
are stated by characters in the JAPANESE version of DBZ.
Ex: "His powerlevel is more like 90,000" or "Sybamen have 1,200 each"
|These levels
are calculated based on Stated and Scouter levels as well as "who
can beat who"
Ex: Gohan can beat Cell, so his level is higher.
vs. Farmer
Radditz: 1,200
Farmer with Shotgun: 5
|Radditz gets shot at by the farmer, and then returns his bullet to him in a friendly way.
vs. Goku and Piccolo
Radditz: 1,500
Piccolo (with weighted clothing) : 322
Piccolo (without weighted clothing) : 408
Piccolo's Makankosappo (1st Try) : 1,330
Piccolo's Makankosappo (2nd Try) : 1,440
Goku (with weighted clothing) : 330
Goku (without weighted clothing) : 416
Goku (with Kamehameha) : 924
Gohan: 1 to 1,307 (his power changes with his emotions)
Goku teams up with Piccolo in effort to defeat Raditz, Raditz uses his scouter to identify Goku, and Piccolo, and is stuned by Gohan's awsome power level.
the Battle (Search for Tien and Chaouzu)
Roshi: 139
Roshi's Turtle: 0.001
Krillin: 206
Tien: 250
Yamucha: 177
Chaozu: 145
|These levels pretty much speak for themselves.
They come from directly after the battle with Raditz where Bulma uses
Raditz's scouter to locate Tenshinhan, Chaozu, and Yamcha (this part was
cut from the American version of DBZ)
Fighters vs. Sybamen and Napa
Saibamen: 1,200
Yamcha: 1,480
Krillin: 1,083
Krillin: 1,750
Tienshinhan: 1,830
Chaozu: 610
Piccolo: 1,220
Piccolo: 3,500
Gohan: 981
Gohan: 2,800
|Notice that the scouter reading and the
characters actual readings are different. This is due to the fact that
the Z Fighters can mask some of their Ki while not in battle. Although
the masked vs actual levels are not that different right now, the difference
becomes more evident in the Freeza saga as the fighters learn how to use
it more effectively.
vs. Vegeta and Napa
Goku: 8,000
Nappa: 4,000
Vegeta: 18,000
Ozouru Vegeta: 180,000
Ozouru Gohan: 28,000
|Take note: at Kaioken x4, Goku's powerlevel
is 4 times his normal level, this explains the multiplied levels for Kaioken
x2 and x3. Although, it is assumed that Kaioken x1 offers some (but not
much) speed boost.
Although Vegeta's Ozouru level is listed as a guess, I can guarantee its 100% correct. A saiyan's power increases 10 times in the Ozouru state, hence Vegeta's 18,000 ups to 180,000.
and Krillin vs. Freeza's Thugs
Gohan: 14,000
Krillin: 13,000
Freeza's Thugs: < 10,000
|At this point, Freeza's thugs have an
extremely low level. This is evident because Gohan and Krillin dispatch
them in under five seconds! 0_o
vs. Kui
Vegeta: 24,000
Vegeta: 26,000
Kui: 18,000
|Although Dudoria's scouter fries when
Vegeta tops 24,000, I feel his level is somewhere around 26,000.
vs. Dudoria
Vegeta: 24,000
Vegeta: 26,000
Dudoria: 21,000
|Vegeta turns the lard ass into pink marshmallows.
'Nuff said.
vs. Zarbon (1st time)
Vegeta: 24,000
Vegeta: 26,000
Zarbon: 23,000
Zarbon (Monster): 33,000
|Vegeta is only marginally stronger than
Zarbon in his first form, however Zarbon is quite a bit stronger than
Vegeta after his transformation. He really roughs Vegeta up good.
vs. Zarbon (2nd time)
Vegeta: 48,000
Zarbon: 23,000
Zarbon (Monster): 33,000
|After spending some time in the healing
tube, Vegeta's powerlevel goes up quite a bit, as do all Sayians when
they come close to death.
Gohan, Krillin vs. Ginyu Force
Krillin: 30,000
Gohan: 50,000
Vegeta: 48,000
Goldo: 10,000
Recoome: 65,000
Although Gohan has a level very close
to that of Recoome, he lacks the fighting experience needed to compete
against this very skilled fighter. Gohan's level is even higher, and
Vegeta admits this when he says "He [Gohan] may be stronger than
me, but he doesn't have the fighting skill to prevail."
vs. Ginyu Force
Goku: 180,000
Jeice: 75,000
Burter: 70,000
Recoome: 65,000
Ginyu: 120,000
|Not much explaining to do here. Goku
kicks the Ginyu force's ass, and rightly so.
in Ginyu's Body
Ginyu in Goku's Body: 23,000
Vegeta: 138,000
Krillin: 60,000
Gohan: 100,000
|Even though Krillin and Gohan are scared
shitless of Ginyu, they are much stronger than Ginyu, even when he is
in his injured body. (Hey, I would be scared shitless to if a guy WEAKER
than Ginyu snapped my neck only a few minutes ago)
vs. Freeza / Vegeta vs. Freeza (1st Time)
Nail: 42,000
Vegeta: 138,000
Freeza (form 1): 530,000
Freeza (form 2): 1,000,000
|Even though Nail is the strongest Namek
fighter, he doesn't even put a scratch on Freeza.
Although Vegeta appears to be on the same level as Freeza, I suspect that Freeza is holding back in an effort to stun Vegeta and later hurt his biggest weak point, his pride. Also, it is unclear weather 530,000 is Freeza as he is normally, or when he powers up just before transforming to stage 2.
vs. Freeza
Piccolo (merged with Nail): 800,000
Freeza (form 2): 1,000,000
Freeza (form 3): 6,000,000
|Although Piccolo's level is lower than
Freeza, he is an extremely intelligent and skilled fighter. Piccolo is
able to read Freeza's attacks. This causes Freeza to become flustered
about not being able to easily beat Piccolo like he should, forcing his
transformation. Also, Freeza is only using a fraction of his full power,
as he does when fighting Vegeta and Goku.
vs. Freeza (2nd Time)
Vegeta: 400,000
Freeza (form 4): 12,000,000
|At this point, Vegeta is a little off
his rocker. He thinks that he is now a Super Saiyan. Although he may have
had the potential for going Super Saiyan, he lacked a motivating factor.
While Vegeta felt entitled to becoming a Super Saiyan, he did not experience
any true anger, as Goku did when Freeza killed Krillin. Also, Freeza is
only using a fraction of his full power, as he did when batteling Piccolo
and Goku.
vs. Freeza
Freeza (form 4): 12,000,000
Goku: 300,000
Goku Kaioken x10: 3,000,000
Goku Kaioken x20: 6,000,000
Super Saiyan Goku: 15,000,000
|As you dubbies have no doubt heard "Freeza
was using 1% of his power while fighting Goku. Actualy, its more like
50% (stated in the Japanese show). That is, until Goku goes Super Saiyan.
By that time, Its too late. Even at 100% power, Freeza is no match for
Super Saiyan Goku.


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NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 560: The Top To Bottom Factory Overclockby Ryan Smith on May 17, 2011 9:00 AM EST
Up next is BattleForge, Electronic Arts' free to play online RTS. As far as RTSes go this game can be quite demanding, and this is without the game's DX11 features.
Compared to the rest of the NVIDIA lineup, the GTX 560 Mid's results under BattleForge are even better than they were under Crysis. The GTX 560 Mid is still trailing the GTX 560 Ti by 8%, but this is a smaller gap than we saw under Crysis, meanwhile the GTX 560 Mid is now over 20% faster than the GTX 460 1GB. Keep in mind the theoretical improvement from the 460 to the 560 is about 25%, so we're attaining almost all of that here. BattleForge has long been a candidate for being ROP partially limited, and this appears to be a good set of data to prove that.
With that said, the GTX 560 still struggles to beat AMD's offerings. The 6870 has about 5% on the GTX 560 Mid, meanwhile our ASUS GTX 560 trails the 6950 by a similar margin, requiring a further overclock to bring down the gap.
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Grooveriding - Tuesday, May 17, 2011 - linkWould be nice to see a comparison of the 560 to the 460 both at the same clockspeeds.
Looking at this review, they will perform exactly the same at the same clocks. But it would be nice to see the comparison none the less. Reply
xxtypersxx - Tuesday, May 17, 2011 - linkI agree, it seems to be a pretty standard refresh except whereas 460's tend to top out around 850mhz, these make it much closer to 1ghz.
I hope the all of the manufacturers learned their lesson from the rash of dying 460's a few months after launch and included heatsinks on the VRM's like Asus did. These GF114/GF104 cards draw too much current when overclocked for the manufacturer's to leave the mosfets naked as they did with most launch 460's.
I also liked how the clock scaling was presented in the review, this is a good way to handle the non-standardized speeds. I'm sure you'll get the standard comment whiners screaming bias, but at this point I'm convinced they will do this whenever you show an Nvidia card even power on correctly. Reply
L. - Thursday, May 19, 2011 - linkI'm pretty sure they didn't learn too much, seeing what happened to tdp-control on the 590 ... (i.e. nerf the card else it's gonna blow up) - quite normal though, trying to put two 350 watt gpu's on the same board was a retarded idea, since it's not supposed to be a hairdryer. Reply
iGas - Sunday, July 10, 2011 - linkI agree.
Would be nice to see a direct comparison clock for clock. And, perhaps a comparison with the 470, and 480 at base clock and OC.
PS. My MSI GTX 460, humming along perfectly at 940mhz (and it did broke into 1011mhz territory). Reply
DarknRahl - Tuesday, May 17, 2011 - linkLarger resolutions would be handy. Reply
Stuka87 - Tuesday, May 17, 2011 - linkIt would be interesting to see them tested on a 27" display, but most single card setups fall on their face at that resolution (2560 x 1440). Reply
L. - Thursday, May 19, 2011 - linkWell that's where you see AMD cards (2GB) get some more points.
But as discussed .. makes more sense to have 2* 1080p instead, financially. Reply
michaelheath - Tuesday, May 17, 2011 - linkWhy? Nvidia pretty much said last week that the target market for the GTX560 was users who want an affordable card to play games at 1080p resolution. Who would buy a $200 graphics card to play on a $1000+ 2560 x 1440/1600 display anyway? If you have that much money in your pockets for a high-quality display, why would you skimp out on the graphics card? Reply
Ushio01 - Tuesday, May 17, 2011 - linkhttp://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prod...
Only £440 ($660). Reply
L. - Wednesday, May 18, 2011 - linkIt is clearly dumb to think resolutions will stay at the same level for eleventy beelion years.
Anyone who has a good monitor wants to make use of it and might want to know how it's going to work.
Besides, your 1000 bucks figure is like 3x the price for some of the cheapest 2560* .
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Two prototypes were on display for new Beach Queens figures. There was Chiyuri from Accel World bringing a very chipper attitude and Ichiko from Binbougami ga! who is reaching out to you cause I am assuming she's falling. Though, I guess she's too happy for something like that.
In display teaser form only there is Aoko from Mahou Tsukai no Yoru, Marii from Joshiraku, Kanako from Star Driver, Kimi from Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere, Miho and Saori from GIRLS und PANZER, several of the ladies from Hidamari Sketch x Honeycomb, and the girls from Tari Tari.
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Elementary school's meals free to all students
Rocky Mountain Elementary School now offers free breakfast and lunch to all of its students.
The school is one of five in District 51 that has offered free breakfast to all of its students since 2009-10.
The other four schools that provide free breakfast are Chipeta, Clifton, Dos Rios and Nisley elementary schools, all of which have more than 70 percent of students signed up for free or reduced-price meals due to financial need.
District 51 Nutrition Services Director Dan Sharp said the district decided to launch a pilot program Friday at Rocky Mountain to offer free breakfast and lunch to all students because Rocky Mountain has the district's highest rate of students already signed up for free or reduced-price meals — an estimated 83.6 percent this school year.
The high rate qualifies the school to receive reimbursement for all school meals from the U.S. Department of Agriculture National School Lunch Program.
Sharp said the district hopes to see two benefits from the pilot program. First, being able to send students through the lunch line without having to pay will reduce line times from as much as 8 to 10 minutes to 3 to 4 minutes, Sharp estimated, leaving more time for students to finish a meal and more time to get a greater number of students through the line.
Second, Sharp said the program will allow district administration to cease counting free or reduced-price meal applications from Rocky Mountain.
The school will continue to use its free and reduced count from this year in coming years because determining whether a particular student qualifies will be unnecessary.
Although the pilot program is set to last four years, Sharp said the district can end the pilot at any time. The program could end if the school does not have enough students use the program.
Reimbursement money provided by the USDA, at $3.01 for each free lunch, is 66 cents more than the district charges for an elementary school lunch.
The number of students eating free lunch who did not earn the district a federal reimbursement before the pilot program began will have to be high enough to outweigh the $17,000 the school used to receive in a year from students who paid for lunch.
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Drive through the roads of FAT Village and you may take in a condo building, maybe even a storefront. Now stroll through them and you'll see that those industrial warehouses that were once considered a part of the undeveloped area south of Sistrunk/Sunrise are now pieces of a budding arts/science district. Name spelled out: Flagler Arts and Technology Village has this terrain: the streets west of Andrews Avenue, up until two blocks west of the FEC railroad tracks, with the north and south borders being NW Sixth Avenue and NW Fourth Avenue, respectively. That space is now occupied with artists studios, theaters, a puppet workshop (among other workshops), businesses, and one gallery space. And on every last Saturday of the month, FAT Village hosts a free Art Walk from 7 to 10 p.m. where art junkies can stroll through all these places and check out the art as well as see a play and take in a puppet show on the side of the street. For Art Walk info, call Alex Benitez at 954-305-6608.
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TAINAN, Taiwan, Oct. 1, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Himax Technologies, Inc. ("Himax" or the "Company") (Nasdaq:HIMX) today announced that Chief Financial Officer ("CFO") Max Chan has resigned from his position, effective immediately, to pursue a career opportunity with a private bio-tech company. The Board of Directors has begun the process of searching for a replacement CFO. The Board of Directors has appointed Finance and Accounting Manager Jessica Pan as Acting CFO until further notice. Jessica Pan will assume the responsibilities of CFO in addition to her existing duties as Finance and Accounting Manager. Jordan Wu, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, said, "Jessica has been with us since February 2006 and has more than 12 years relevant experience. She has been in charge of Himax's accounting and financial operations and has been playing an integral role in our internal control over financial reporting. Jessica has also worked closely with Max. With her extensive background in finance and accounting, I am very confident that Jessica is capable in the interim position, helping us make a seamless transition until we identify a suitable replacement." Mr. Wu continued, "We really appreciate Max's contribution to Himax. He joined us in June 2004 and has been our CFO since October 2005. Over the past years, he led the team to enhance the standard of our financial control, procedures and reporting and also successfully accomplished several important investment and financial projects for Himax, including our initial public offering on the NASDAQ. We truly wish him the best in his future endeavors." Prior to joining Himax, Jessica worked as Assistant Finance Manager for Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, Inc. from 2002 to 2006 and as an auditor for T N Soong & Co, now a member firm of Deloitte Touche Tohmastu, from 1998 to 2001. About Himax Technologies, Inc. Himax Technologies, Inc. designs, develops, and markets semiconductors that are critical components of flat panel displays. The Company's principal products are display drivers for large-sized TFT-LCD panels, which are used in desktop monitors, notebook computers and televisions, and display drivers for small and medium-sized TFT-LCD panels, which are used in mobile handsets and consumer electronics products such as netbook computers, digital cameras, mobile gaming devices, portable DVD players, digital photo frame and car navigation displays. In addition, the Company is expanding its product offerings to include timing controllers, LCD TV and monitor chipset solutions, LCOS projector solutions, power management ICs, CMOS image sensors, infinity color technology and 2D to 3D conversion solutions. Based in Tainan, Taiwan, the Company has regional offices in Hsinchu and Taipei, Taiwan; Ninbo, Foshan, Fuqing, Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou and Shenzhen, China; Yokohama and Matsusaka, Japan; Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea; and Irvine, California, USA.
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A $25 million research grant from the USDA will give scientists from University of Nebraska , Kansas State University and other universities and government agencies an opportunity to improve beef safety through reducing the risk of E. coli.
Research will focus on reducing the occurrence and public health risks from Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC), a serious threat to the food supply that results in more than 265,000 infections in the United States each year. Eating contaminated food or direct contact with fecal matter from infected cattle and other ruminants causes most of these illnesses.
The grant was awarded to UNL by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The team of 48 investigators will be led by UNL veterinary scientist Jim Keen. Keen, Randy Phebus, K-State professor of animal sciences and industry, and three others will lead the project's executive management team to oversee seven inter-related projects that span the five-year life of the grant.
Chavonda Jacobs-Young, acting NIFA director says the research seeks to understand how non-O157 STEC bacteria pathogens travel throughout the beef production process and how outbreaks occur. The grant hopes to find how to prevent illness and improve the safety of our nation's food supply.
The project will focus on identifying hazards and assessing exposures that lead to STEC infections in cattle and on developing strategies to detect, characterize and control these pathogens along the beef chain. This knowledge will then be used to find practical and effective STEC risk mitigation strategies. The five main objectives of the project include:
- Detection: develop and implement rapid detection technologies for pre-harvest, post-harvest and consumer environments.
- Biology: characterize the biological and epidemiological factors that drive outbreaks of STEC in pre-harvest, post-harvest, retail and consumer settings.
- Interventions: develop effective and economical interventions to lessen STEC risk from cattle, hides, carcasses, and ground and non-intact beef and compare the feasibility of implementing these interventions for large, small and very small beef producers.
- Risk analysis and assessment: develop a risk assessment model for STEC from live cattle to consumption to evaluate mitigation strategies and their expected public health impacts.
- Risk management and communication: translate research findings into user-friendly food-safety deliverables for stakeholders, food safety professionals, regulators, educators and consumers.
In addition to K-State and UNL, participating institutions include: North Carolina State University; the University of California, Davis and Tulare campuses; the University of Delaware; Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; the New Mexico Consortium; USDA-Agricultural Research Service; New Mexico State University; Texas A&M University; and the University of Arkansas.
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Top reasons to attend IBM InterConnect 2017
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David Wilson is Vice President, IBM Cloud Business Partners and Channel Innovation. In this role, David is responsible for all aspects of the IBM Global Cloud Business Partner Network across both the IBM Cloud business unit and the broader IBM corporation, including IBM's IaaS offerings (SoftLayer, etc.) PaaS Offerings (BlueMix, etc.), Mobile Offerings (Worklight, etc.) and IBM's 100+ SaaS offerings. He has business function responsibilities for IBM Cloud channel sales (resell, ASL/OEM, distribution, influence), program management, technical enablement/support, alliances and business development.
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Exciting stuff. The use cases for this are growing rapidly.
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Will there be a live stream to the conference in Vegas, as a small enterprise with big ambitions it will be difficult for me to get to Vegas, but what we do in the healthcare space could radically be enhanced with the use of Watson, I am so interested, but just cant stretch to the vegas trip. Will the presentation be available after the event? regards Tom


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'Midnight surgeon', Dr. Hosbein honored for Doctors Day
March 26, 2013
He's 83 and officially retired 10 years ago, but Dr. David Hosbein still keeps an office and can be found assisting in surgery several times a week at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. He plans to keep doing that until "I can't do it any more or they don't want me."
Sandy Joyce, RN, director of perioperative services, doesn't see that day coming soon.
"We call him the midnight surgeon because he always comes in when we need him, no matter the time," she said. "To me, he embodies the 'gentleman surgeon.' He is a gentle man, he's kind and an excellent surgeon."
Currently Hosbein is a primary surgery assistant. He usually begins assisting once the patient has been given anesthesia. She added, "Most patients don't even know now that he's there. They don't realize they're getting the benefit of all his years of experience."
Dr. Hosbein is one of about 120 physicians on the hospital staff, along with perhaps 40 more practicing in the community, who are being honored Saturday as part of the Doctors Day observance nationwide.
"We encourage everyone in the community to send notes or call and thank their physicians for the support they give us," said Debbie Wagner, RN, director of physician recruitment and community outreach for the hospital. "Personally, I feel lucky to live in this community with all the excellent physicians we have here," Wagner added.
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Dr. Hosbein, a general surgeon who has mainly specialized in abdominal work, received his medical education at Northwestern Medical School, trained at Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital in New York City and at the former Cooperstown hospital in upstate New York, now part of the Bassett Healthcare Network.
"It was very cold there," he remembered. "My wife had some family in California so we came out here to look and thought this would be a fine place to raise a family."
That was in 1963, when he was the only surgeon in the community.
Their family ultimately included five children (and now nine grandchildren), including his daughter, Lisa, also a doctor, who practices holistic/natural medicine in Nevada City, and daughter Anna, who became a registered nurse, who now lives in Bolivia and no longer works in medicine.
During his training, Dr. Hosbein said he discovered he was adept with the dissection of cadavers, so much so that his classmates often deferred to him. That led him to an appreciation of "the technical aspects" of surgery and "the immediate satisfaction when things turn out all right."
Despite the development of laparoscopic surgery, he nurtures his love of classic surgery techniques.
"There is still a place for straightforward surgery with formal incision," he said.
Along with observing and assisting with surgeries, Dr. Hosbein remains a member of the SNMH Surgical Monitoring Committee.
Looking back on his career, he said, "I've been very impressed with our medical staff. They are a responsible and capable group of people who have the best interests of their patients at heart. It's been pleasurable and rewarding to work with them all over the years."
As for the community, "It has fulfilled all my expectations," he said.
Dr. Hosbein's practice was taken over by Dr. Thomas Boyle.
All physicians providing care for patients at SNMH are members of the medical staff and are independent practitioners, not employees of the hospital.
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It is that time of year in Michigan where we pick our school, MSU or Michigan to battle it out in the NCAA tournament. In recent years, MSU has gone further in the brackets than Michigan but this year has a strong opportunity for both teams to reach the Final Four. Who do you predict to go further?


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KINGSTON, Mass. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – Two brothers; one uses the stairs, the other a ramp. Both have Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The disease affects mostly boys, and usually killing them before their 21st birthday. However, 12-year-old Max is getting what some are calling a miracle drug. His 15-year-old brother Austin is not allowed to take the drug.
"This is actually completely ludicrous,"Jenn McNary told Ivanhoe.
She's their mother who is watching one thriving and the other slowly dying.
"I know my son will die if he doesn't get it," McNary explained.
What Austin can't get is a drug called eteplirsen. He wasn't eligible for the drug trial because he was already in a wheel chair, which is where all Duchenne muscular dystrophy patients end up. He has been in the chair since he was 10-and-a-half.
His brother was headed to the chair too. Young Max was already using a walker, a cane, and occasionally a wheel chair, but he could walk six minutes on his own. That was the test so he got in to the drug trial three years ago. He now gets weekly infusions of the drug.
"We saw his disease progression halted," McNary said.
Halted, and even reversed. Max was walking better, running faster, and getting stronger. His weaker brother watched from his wheelchair.
"It is hard because it is there and I can use it but I'm not able to, and Max is on it and he's getting better," Austin told Ivanhoe.
"Some boys are running, some boys are playing sports," Christine McSherry, CEO of Jett Foundation, cofounder of International Duchenne Alliance, Kingston, Mass., told Ivanhoe.
McSherry said never before in the history of this devastating disease has a drug performed so well, ending the inevitable.
"Once those boys decline, they continue to decline, and they go into a power chair," McSherry explained. "Then their respiratory starts to decline."
She knows her 18-year-old son Jett is at that point. Walking may be out, but boys in the trial are showing improved pulmonary function. She is certain getting Jett the drug now would save him.
"There is either this for Jett or nothing else is going to come down the pipeline to save his life, this is it," McSherry said.
The FDA wants more study data, more information, and more proof. Austin and Jett would need to take eteplirsen for six months at least to get it into their system to begin making the dystrophin protein Duchenne patients lack.
"I'm not scared of death," Austin said.
At 15, Austin says he is not afraid to die, which could happen while waiting on the FDA to make a move.
"Give my brother the drug now," Max said.
"We know without this drug boys will die, period," McSherry explained.
It's a desperate wait for them all.
BACKGROUND: Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a vicious form of muscular dystrophy that occurs mostly in boys. It is caused by an alteration in a gene, called the DMD gene that can be inherited, but it also can occur in people who do not have a known family history of the condition. The condition causes progressive loss of muscles function and weakness that begins in the lower limbs. Boys with DMD do not make the dystrophin protein in their muscles. It affects approximately one in 3500 boys worldwide. (Source: www.genome.gov)
SYMPTOMS: When a child has DMD, symptoms normally appear before six years old and may appear as early as infancy. The first noticeable symptom is in motor milestones. For example, sitting and standing independently will be more of a challenge. The average age of walking in boys with DMD is 18 months. DMD attacks the leg and pelvic muscles, resulting in a waddle and difficulty climbing stairs. Calf muscles usually enlarge and the muscle tissue eventually is replaced with connective tissue and fat. When the leg muscles contract, the muscles become unusable because the muscle fibers are shortened and fibrosis occurs in connective tissue. Symptoms are usually prevalent in boys ages one to six. There is a steady decline in muscle strength from age's six to eleven. By age ten, patients may need braces to walk and in a wheelchair by 12. Few individuals with DMD live beyond 30. Cardiomyopathy and breathing complications are common causes of death for DMD patients. (Source: www.genome.gov)
CHRISTINE MCSHERRY: "About two years ago it became very apparent that a drug that was in trial, a trial of twelve boys who had Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Those boys all seemed to stabilize or get better. At their 48 week mark during the trial, the muscle biopsy that was taken from them was revealed and actually showing the protein that the boys were lacking. So, the reason for Duchenne muscular dystrophy or the underlying causes of Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a lack of dystrophin in the body. They have none. And the whole idea of exon skipping this technology goes in and it takes out a certain exon and allows a read through of the chromosome and then allows the body to make a truncated dystrophin, that's what the aim is for the drug, the mechanism of action is for that drug of this technology. Theoretically, you would hope that it would turn the child who is taking the drug into a milder form of muscular dystrophy called Becker. Becker patients have a small amount of dystrophin, or a large amount of dystrophin, they just have some dystrophin in their muscles versus none like a child with Duchenne."
Christine McSherry, CEO of Jett Foundation/Co-Founder of International Duchenne Alliance, talks about the fight for kids with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
We're talking about something that could save the lives of children. What is the basic issue here? What is it that you're fighting for?
Christine McSherry: About two years ago it became very apparent that a drug that was in trial, a trial of twelve boys who had Duchenne muscular dystrophy, those boys all seemed to stabilize or get better. At their 48 week mark during the trial the muscle biopsy that was taken from them was revealed and actually showing the protein that the boys were lacking. So, the reason for Duchenne muscular dystrophy or the underlying causes of Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a lack of dystrophin in the body. They have none. And the whole idea of exon skipping this technology goes in and it takes out a certain exon and allows a read through of the chromosome and then allows the body to make a truncated dystrophin, that's what the aim is for the drug, the mechanism of action is for that drug of this technology. Theoretically you would hope that it would turn the child who is taking the drug into a milder form of muscular dystrophy called Becker. And Becker patients have a small amount of dystrophin, or a large amount of dystrophin, they just have some dystrophin in their muscles versus none like a child with Duchenne.
So this particular drug at least shows that it's adding some to these Duchenne patients?
Christine McSherry: Yes, and we know from looking at the natural history of Becker and looking at Becker patients that even a little bit of that dystrophin can make an enormous difference in their lives. It allows the muscles to have more integrity, it doesn't leak as much. So, just even a little bit is good, but in this trial it looks like these boys are making quite a significant amount. Now, we can see it in their clinical benefit as well so, they're functioning better, their walking better, some boys are running, some boys are now playing sports, they don't fatigue as easily, they're climbing stairs, which you wouldn't expect any of those boys to be doing at this state in their disease. Once a boy is diagnosed with Duchenne usually after the age of seven they began to decline. And you can see it in their ambulation; you can see it in how far they can walk without being fatigued or need mom or dad to give them a piggyback. You can see it when they get up off the floor that they'll put one hand on their knee and then eventually they won't be able to get up off the floor. They progress they won't be able to get themselves out of a chair or out of a seated position. In that ambulation, that walking ability continues to decline until it gets to a point where it's safer and they are more comfortable to be in a chair, usually a power chair. So never before in Duchenne history have we seen boys who were on that decline, on that precipice of not walking anymore and it happens very fast, I've been through it myself, we've never seen them just flatline and stabilize for over two years. And that's what these boys have done.
Can you believe your even talking about this, that there is not even action for them to release this drug? I mean it's got to be unbelievable if it works the way you're saying. Why not release the drug?
Christine McSherry: The FDA unfortunately in this case is very confused. I think they've interpreted some information and some data that just doesn't apply in this case. I think that the FDA is sometimes looking for ways to not approve the drug. Instead of putting their arms around this and courting it and saying we're going to do everything that we can to approve the drug. It is very frustrating, I mean I've spent the last 18 months, nearly 2 years of my life, completely 100% dedicated to getting this drug approved. And I realize in that process that if we can't get this drug approved, which is 100% safe, if we can't get that through the gate, what's going to happen with all the other drugs that are in the pipeline for Duchenne.
Could it be that one drug company is in the forefront of this drug?
Christine McSherry: So the drug that the boys are on that we're advocating for that has the data behind it all right, so it's a biochemical data, it has the clinical data that's called eteplirsen and it's made by a company called Sarepta Therapeutics here in Cambridge Massachusetts. There was another drug that was similar, it uses the same technology. I'm told it was an older technology though and it's called a drisapersen and that drug is made by another small biotech company Perosensa. GSK licensed that Drug and they did a 300 patient trial all over the world. I think they had something like 50 sites. So Sarepta Therapeutics has been very transparent in showing us all the biopsies from the boys who are in the trial and in showing us the progression of dystrophin in each one, so they had three biopsies. They had actually had none at the beginning so they showed the pretreatment and then they showed one at 24 weeks and then they showed one at 48 weeks.
So the suspicion is it didn't work?
Christine McSherry: The suspicion is it didn't work.
So this has to happen and this has to happen now for any chance, correct?
Christine McSherry: Well think of it this way, so the FDA has already caused a delay and in back in August of 2013 when they said that they would accept what they call a new drug application after the competitive drug did not meet statistical significance on the six minute walk test following that announcement, about a month later the FDA told the company Sarepta that they now think it's premature for the company to file an NDA. So that really set the company and the entire community and this entire program back. So, even if the FDA came tomorrow, which is highly doubtful and said, yes you know we're ready to go we'll take a look at the application and we're going to look at it under the accelerated approval platform, it still takes six months for that drug to work. We're not going to see dystrophin production for six months. And the less months it appears, and again this is speculation, but it appears the less muscle that you have to start with the less robust the dystrophin production will be in your body.
And what about getting the drug out of the country and going overseas to get the drug?
Christine McSherry: Yeah, so at this point that's not an option. This company is the only company that makes this drug. It's an extraordinarily expensive drug to make and there are patents on it. So it's not like you can get a different form of it somewhere else, at this point you cannot. The only other form that you could get might be from the other company like I said before the drisapersen, but drisapersen came with side effects.


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CLEARWATER — Detectives arrested two people and seized crack cocaine and prescription pills during a drug raid Tuesday evening, police said.
Michael Palmore, 46, was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, four counts of sale of cocaine, five counts of possession of cocaine, sale and possession of oxycodone, and possession of Alprazolam and marijuana.
Bonitta Esposito, 44, was charged with possession of morphine and violation of probation on a drug possession charge.
Police had received tips that drugs were being sold from the home, said Clearwater police spokeswoman Beth Watts.
Palmore then sold cocaine and pills to undercover officers from a home at 208 S Hillcrest Ave. on numerous occasions in December and early January, according to arrest reports.
When the narcotics unit and other officers executed the search warrant about 6:40 p.m., Palmore ran, then hit an officer as he was being taken into custody, police said.
Detectives found 15 grams of crack cocaine, various prescription pills and about $350 in cash.
Esposito, who was also at the house when it was raided, had a morphine pill on her, according to an arrest report.
Palmore, who lives at the Hillcrest address, was being held Wednesday in the Pinellas County Jail in lieu of $74,000 bail. According to the Florida Department of Corrections, Palmore, who also goes by the name Mike A. Smith, was convicted of robbery with a deadly weapon in Pinellas County in 1985 and was sentenced to 18 years in prison.
Most recently, he was released from prison in January 2010 after a conviction on cocaine possession charges in 2007.
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Posted December 13, 2014
Walgreens has some very good deals starting Sunday, 12/14 including milk, eggs, Old Spice body spray, Dulcolax, Colgate toothbrush, Hershey's holiday candy, 7UP & more!
The Walgreens coupon policy can be found on their website. Information about the coupon policy and reward programs can be found at the bottom of this deals list.
Walgreens recently changed their coupon policy and they no longer allow a coupon on each item of a BOGO deal. In addition, they will no longer accept a coupon for an item if the price of the coupon is more than the item. See all the details on their website.
BR = Balance Rewards Points
RR = Register Rewards
These deals are valid 12/14 – 12/20/14.
Most Walgreens stores will be open until Midnight through December 24. Visit Walgreens.com for the specific hours of your store.
Jingle Cash Reminder: If you earned any Jingle cash at the register through 12/13, you have from 12/14 – 12/20 to spend it. Only one can be redeemed at a time.
Russell Stover chocolate, .875 to 1..25 oz., .29, limit 6
Nice! Gelatin dessert, .29 with in-ad coupon, limit 3
Arizona Tea or Drink, 20 or 23 oz., 2 for $1 with in-ad coupon, limit 4
Butterball turkey bacon, 6 oz., $1.29 - .75/1 coupon from Butterball.com = .54
Campbell's cream of mushroom or chicken soup, 10.75 oz, .75 with in-ad coupon - $1/5 printable coupon from Campbell's website = .55 each
Chicken of the Sea chunk light tuna, 5 oz., Limit 3, .69 with in-ad coupon
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Joybrite candy canes, various 32 minis, 12 pack regular, .99
7UP, A&W, Sunkist, Canada Dry, or Hawaiian Punch, 2 ltr soda, $1.00, limit 3
Nice eggs, 1 dozen, large, $1.29
Hershey's holiday candy, 7.8 – 8.5 oz., 2 for $5
BR: 1000 reward points when you buy 2
Coupon: $1/2 coupon from 12/7 SS or .75/1 coupon from 11/16 SS
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Coupon: .75/2 coupon from 11/9 SS
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Lay's or Doritos chips, Buy 1 at $4.29 and get 1 free
Milk, 1 gallon, $3.29
Dulcolax or Dulcoease, various, 25 count, $7 - $7 mail in rebate = Free after rebate
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Old Spice body spray, select, $3.99
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Across town, Luke comes face to face with his father. Will he be happy that Damian is back in Oakdale? Not quite, as he says he wants no part of him. But will Damian be able to change his mind? How will Damian feel about his son being gay?
Elsewhere, Paul tells Meg he's going to be a part of his child's life. How will she react to the news? Will she accept it or is it too much for her to deal with? Then there's Emily. How will she take the fact that Paul doesn't want her, but intends to help raise their baby?
Meanwhile, Barbara tells Jen that she can arrange for secret meetings between her and Paul without Dusty knowing. Will Jen take her mother up on her offer? Or is she adamant about cutting her brother out of her life?
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NEWPORT residents have called for the council to start collecting food and drink cartons with kerbside recycling, as it emerged it is the only council in Gwent not to already do so.
Newport missed its recycling targets in 2013 to 2014, although the Welsh Government waived the fine they would normally have had to pay.
The recycling rate for Newport is currently 52 per cent and the council has to achieve a 58 per cent recycling target for the city by 2016.
Now residents say the council could do more to encourage recycling and avoid future fines by introducing a carton collection.
Currently, if Newport residents want to recycle cartons such as Tetra Paks they have to be taken to one of three supermarkets or the household waste recycling centre on Docks Way.
When these recycling banks were introduced, the council described itself as "leader of the Pak" in a press release.
But now Torfaen, Monmouthshire, Blaenau Gwent and Caerphilly all offer kerbside collections of the cartons with no need for residents to make an extra journey.
Paul Hawkins, who is co-director of Diverse Music shop and record label in the city, said: "I've noticed a lot more products that used to come in tins are now coming in Tetra Paks (cartons) so unfortunately I now recycle less than I used to. It's not my choice; it has just been forced upon me.
"I have noticed Newport has gone from leading the way in recycling and being one of the top councils in the UK to failing to meet its targets. Council tax payers are doing as much as they can. If they want us to recycle more, why don't they pay for a Tetra Pak service? They could spend money on that rather than what they might be fined.
"I know if I get in my car and drive to Sainsbury I could dump it in a recycling bin, but am I going to do that if I run out of milk? There's no point making a special trip to a recycling place because that uses carbon in itself and puts more traffic on the road."
Roger Hiscott, 47, from Caerleon, said: "I think there should be an evaluation of all material that goes into landfill that could be recycled, and see if that could be included in kerbside collection. People make a living out of recycling scrap metal. At the moment you have got to pay the council to come and take it."
A spokeswoman for Newport City Council said: "Plastic cartons are very difficult to recycle due to the many materials used to make them which mean they are expensive to recycle.
"At present there are recycling banks for liquid food cartons at three supermarkets in Newport and at the household waste recycling centre. The producers currently cover all costs associated with this, but the council has been told that if it starts to collect this material at the kerbside then the responsibility for funding will fall to the council.
"Until recently there was no UK facility capable of processing and recycling the cartons due to the mix of card, polymer, and foil materials. This has now changed and a new specialist UK mill has opened in Halifax which has the capability to recycle the cartons.
"As a result the council is investigating how it could offer residents the ability to recycle liquid food cartons at the kerbside and the cost to do so."


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Located in the central highlands, La Antigua has been designated a UNESCO world heritage site. Filled with incredible examples of Spanish Baroque architecture and the spectacular ruins of historic colonial churches, La Antigua has a population of less than 40,000. In this episode of Audio Journeys, Patricia L. Lawrence leads us through some of La Antigua's most amazing sites beginning first with a hotel that was once a monastery! Informative and entertaining, Lawrence's companionship is fun and endearing; a perfect guide!
©2009 Travel Radio International; (P)2009 Travel Radio International
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