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Real Madrid have reached the Champions League semifinals for the third straight season on Tuesday despite losing 3-2 following a second-half revival of Galatasaray by scoring 3 goals. This will be Madrid's 24th semifinal appearance in Europe's top-tier club competition, although the team has been eliminated at that stage the past two years.
Madrid's Ronaldo looked to have wrapped up the quarterfinal series by scoring in the seventh minute for a 4-0 overall lead, requiring Galatasaray to score at least five goals to advance. The Portugal forward scored his second of the match in stoppage time for his 48th goal of the season, which includes a Real Madrid record of 11 in the Champions League.
Madrid completely dominated the match until Eboue's 57th minute equalizer, which awakened Galatasaray's attack and was the start of a 16 minute span in which Galatasaray scored 3 goals transforming the match from a mild stroll to a frantic contest largely played in Madrid's last third. Forward Wesley Sneijder scored in the 71st, before Didier Drogba added another goal a minute later.
Madrid is feared for its deadly pace and firepower on the break, but its opening goal was a product of a passing combination, as Ronaldo slipped along the six yard box to redirect Sami Khedira's cross into the far side of the net with his right foot after Mesut Oezil had played his fellow Germany midfielder clear on the side.
Eboue equalized with a blast from the edge of the area into the top corner of the net following a pass by Sneijder. Sneijder not done there made another beautiful touch to tap a pass beyond Raphael Varane, rounding the defender before slotting the ball home. Drogba expertly flicked in Nordin Amrabat's low cross with the back of his right heel while facing away from goal and fending off Varane to send the home fans wild.
Ronaldo polished off his team's qualification to the next round three minutes into injury time by converting substitute Karim Benzema's pass. That goal sealed the match for Real Madrid and its places into the semifinals with a 3-2 loss to Galatasaray

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Re: Ultimate Battle
Iron Man retracted his mask, showing his face. "I'm Tony Stark. Nice to meet you all. This is my associate, Boba Fett." Tony glanced at Fett expectantly, but he just stood there with hands ready at the holsters. "He doesn't say much." Tony was unnerved by the display of violence shown between the lizardman and the other man, but did not mention it as he seemed ok.
Suddenly, a speeder pulled up with Ragnar and Master Chief. "We need to move. The others are waiting" said Chief.
"I'll be there in a minute" replied Tony. Fett climbed in, and they sped off.


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Some 400 Hope students will participate in service projects through the college's "Time to Serve" program on Saturday.
Most of the students will be members of the freshman Class of 2018. The students signed up shortly after their arrival at Hope, during "New Student Orientation," for the mass volunteer effort.
The students will be working in groups of six to 10 at nearly 40 sites from 10 a.m. to approximately 2:30 p.m. Projects are scheduled throughout the Holland and Zeeland area, and will range from sorting at Bibles for Mexico, to cleaning at the Critter Barn, to working on a home with Lakeshore Habitat for Humanity, to groundskeeping and cleaning at many area churches.
The "Time to Serve" program is designed to help new students learn about service while helping and getting to know their community and becoming better acquainted with one another. The project began in the fall of 2000 with 10 projects and about 100 participants, and had grown to 24 projects and 300 students a year later. In October 2001, "Time to Serve" 2000 received a 2001 Distinguished Service Award from Keep Michigan Beautiful Inc. during the group's annual conference.
Hope students volunteer in a variety of ways throughout the school year. In addition to "Time to Serve," three prominent efforts at the college are the "Relay for Life" for the American Cancer Society, the "Dance Marathon" charitable fund-raiser held on behalf of Helen DeVos Children's Hospital of Grand Rapids, and the spring break service and immersion trip program, all of which involve hundreds of students annually. In January 2011, Hope was named to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching's "2010 Community Engagement Classification" for demonstrating excellent community engagement locally and beyond, showing alignment among mission, culture, leadership, resources and practices.


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- NH Authors - From the website, "contains information on over 1200 authors and illustrators who have called the Granite State home. Writers who were born in New Hampshire, are current residents of New Hampshire, or who have spent a significant portion of their writing careers in New Hampshire, and who have at least one published book catalogued in a New Hampshire library have been included." Can be searched by name, birthplace, town of residence or genre.
State Council on the Arts
- Traditional Music Collection - Searchable by artist, title, group or genre, this database "is a directory of audio recordings, music books, and videos produced by traditional musicians, most of whom make their home in New Hampshire."


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I have to say that I am in total agreement with the Yarn Harlot today. That version of "Christmas" doesn't mean much for me anymore. With the maniacal focus on consumption and the hubris surrounding the utterly petty semantics of "Happy Holidays vs. Merry Christmas", I am pretty turned off to the whole thing. Stephen Colbert has captured it well and kept me in stitches (ha, pun!). I have finally stopped feeling bad for admitting that the Biblical stories I was raised on are little more than mythology to me. As a Unitarian, I enjoy the traditions that were Pagan in the first place, and I plan to celebrate the winter solstice from now on.
These are things I think of when knitting up all those gifts (there will be pictures after they are opened). I have the great fortune of belonging to a family that will accept the homemade gifts and the sentiments they contain.


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A new Congressional research report warns domestic drones may be able to bypass constitutional privacy safeguards because of their high level of sophistication.
Earlier this year the Federal Aviation Authority said it expects 30,000 of the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to fill U.S. skies by the end of the decade.
The Congressional Research Service's report says drones directly raise concerns about "the extent of government surveillance authority, the value of privacy in the digital age, and the role of Congress in reconciling these issues."
Since drone surveillance ( like facial recognition technology) "does not require any physical manipulation of a person or his things," American citizens may not have the benefit of the Fourth Amendment's "unreasonable searches and seizures" protections, the report found.
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Currently, drones can be outfitted with high-powered cameras, thermal imaging devices, license plate readers, and laser radar (LADAR). In the near future, law enforcement organizations might seek to outfit drones with facial recognition or soft biometric recognition, which can recognize and track individuals based on attributes such as height, age, gender, and skin color… and will soon have the capacity to see through walls and ceilings.
The Fourth Amendment regulates when, where, and how the government may conduct searches and seizures, but the report points out that "sophistication of drones also has the ability to break down any practical privacy safeguard."


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Thinking Out LoudJuly 16, 2003
The Death of Netscape vs. living browsers, analogies to media players, Mozilla.org's new look, web services need browsers.
So. Relevant browsers that will continue: Safari, Mozilla, Opera, and somewhere way down the road, IE/Win. Relevant browsers that will not: IE/Mac and Netscape. Given the tiny market shares for each, in the grand scheme of things, all we're losing is a false sense of security. Change is inevitable; learn to love it. §
Originally posted to StopDesign.
Other than Internet Explorer, Microsoft has created other utilities that mimic popular software to undercut competition. Windows Media Player has had roughly the same development cycle as the browser, and the only reason I can see that Real, Quicktime, and even Winamp are still around is because of proprietary media formats that the vendors refuse to open.
Ironic, isn't it? I'm not saying standards killed the competition, but I wonder to what extent Microsoft's involvement in the W3C will continue from this point. §
The new Mozilla home page is a nice step in a good direction at a critical time. The previous incarnation screamed 'geek' louder than a bearded, T–shirt–wearing Perl junkie.
The latest incarnation feels like a well–thought out marketing site, highlighting product features and quoting Time Magazine, Joel Spolsky, and others. Somebody is starting to get it right over there, and if they'd like some volunteer work to polish it even further, all they need do is ask. §
The question begs itself: if web services really are where software is going, why aren't more software developers making noise against the death of the browser? Avoiding 'Sharecropping' logically means supporting open software/standards. Developing for one browser is no different than developing for one operating system. §
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eeehehh… "smart" + "direction" has never been something we can immediately associate with market trends. think BETA and VHS. lol! ;0)
While the new mozilla.org is an improvement its just not going to cut it. With Netscape gone, Mozilla must now take the role of end-user browser (Firebird can take Mozilla's role as developer browser–remember: Mozilla will soon be a rebranded version of Firebird–sound familiar?) and the site really needs to simplify the download process. They have to slap a very prominant DOWNLOAD button at the top somewhere and do what Opera.com does: detect OS-type and redirect so that users are presented with a single download option for their particular operating system. Someone (on some blog out there) suggested setting up a mozilla.com for end users and leaving mozilla.org as a developer resource…that sounds fine too.
This reminds me a lot of the W3C's recent redesign and ensuing redesign competition that resulted in some spectacular designs.
Perhaps a redesign competition is in order for Mozilla.org. Dave, I can't think of anyone more qualified than you to run such a competition given all the great work you've done with CSS Zen Garden. :)
Yes, the new mozilla.org is definitely a step in the right direction, but unfortunately traces of geekiness still remain. "Stable Releases"? Come on, Mozilla! Why not use the simple and recognizable "Downloads"?
Heh, someone changed that header from "Downloads" :)
Oh, that's so sad.
Well the crappy thing about the new Mozilla redesign is that just the day before I had written an entry on why Mozilla needs to redesign their site. I didn't publish it because there were some more thoughts I wanted to add. Lo and behold they change their site on me. Much better because it helps non-super web users get down to business and download the browser and learn about it.
I think WinAmp is still around because it does one thing really well and doesn't try to do a million things like Media Player. Real is still around because they have other sources of income and QuickTime because Apple makes it. Also there is no money or threat to Microsoft from the use of these applications like there was Netscape so therefore they don't need to put that much effort into destroying them. No one makes money off of browsers and no one will make money off an mp3 player.
The header has changed back to "Download."
Hey Dave, they asked: http://www.mozilla.org/get-involved.html


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Microsoft Co-Founder Allen Bets on Online Voting; Funds Scytl
People bank online and do their taxes online.
But not many vote online.
On Monday, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's venture-capital fund said it was betting that online voting will win over skeptics worried about security and gradually become the norm for elections world-wide.
Vulcan Capital's growth equity fund, based in Palo Alto, Calif., said it will invest $40 million in Scytl, a digital voting services company based in Barcelona with customers in more than 30 countries, including Canada, Mexico and Australia.
Scytl, founded in 2001, sells a range of services aimed at modernizing elections, from training poll workers and registering voters to hosting elections online and counting votes. Scytl has previously received investments from Balderton Capital, Nauta Capital and Spinnaker SCR.
Abhishek Agrawal, a managing director of Vulcan Capital, the investment arm of Mr. Allen's Vulcan Inc., said he thinks that developed cities and countries will slowly upgrade their election technology and, in a few years, become comfortable with going fully digital.
"This is a very powerful global trend," he said. "There is a pathway toward gradual modernization."
Voters have periodically completed and returned ballots online in a handful of jurisdictions across the globe, usually related to overseas voting. The idea of moving more aggressively has been percolating for more than a decade. But various technological snafus have made politicians, voters and academics wary of going too quickly.
The two major technological methods currently used in voting in most developed democracies are touch-screen devices and paper ballots systems. The latter allows a physical recount if necessary.
Critics say the security involved in online voting still isn't good enough to ensure the integrity of democratic elections.
"The stakes may be so high that the incentive to tamper with the system would overwhelm any currently available designs that preserve integrity," said Alexander Shvartsman, professor of computer science at the University of Connecticut.
Scytl Chief Executive Pere Vallès said he understands the hesitation around digital voting.
"Elections are very critical processes and people are very risk averse," Mr. Vallès said. "Nobody really wanted to be the first one to introduce online voting, but nobody wants to be the last one either."
Mr. Vallès said his company can keep voting secure by piggybacking on security systems now involved in government-issued electronic identification cards that include pictures and chips. Voters can also cast ballots by logging into a bank account.
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METRO VANCOUVER -- TransLink is eliminating its discounted 14-year-old Employer Pass program, as well as free travel on Sundays and holidays for family members of monthly pass holders.
The cutbacks, which also include the seven-day and 28-day West Coast Express passes, are part of an overall fare review by the transit authority to make fares more fair and equitable across the system, said Bob Paddon, TransLink's executive vice-president of strategic planning and public affairs.
"We took a good hard look at our programs to determine which ones still make sense," Paddon said. "We found some programs benefitted a select few people and companies."
He noted some of the programs were rolled out at a time when TransLink was trying to increase ridership, particularly in 1999 with the opening of the Millennium Line and following a strike in 2001. Over the past decade, ridership has risen by 84 per cent, with a 50 per cent increase in service hours, Paddon said.
The Employer Pass program, for instance, offered large companies a 15 per cent discount on monthly passes for employees. About 25,000 employees in 250 companies will be affected by the move, which takes effect on Jan. 1. Paddon said users can still get the discount through their income tax.


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Midges Send Undeniable Message: Planet Is Warming
COLUMBUS , Ohio Small insects that inhabit some of the most remote parts of the United States are sending a strong message about climate change. New research suggests that changes in midge communities in some of these areas provide additional evidence that the globe is indeed getting warmer.David Porinchu
Researchers created a history of changing midge communities for six remote mountain lakes in the western United States. Midges, which resemble mosquitoes but usually don't bite, can live nearly anywhere in the world where there is fresh water.
The insect remains revealed a dramatic shift in the types of midges inhabiting these lakes in the last three decades, said David Porinchu, the study's lead author and an assistant professor of geography at Ohio State University.
Climate change has had an overriding influence on the composition of the midge communities within these lakes, he said. The data suggest that the rate of warming seen in the last two decades is greater than any other time in the previous century.
The data suggest that, starting around 25 years ago, warmer-water midges began to edge out cooler-water midge species around these remote lakes.
People would like to believe that these mountainous environments may be immune to climate change, but these are some of the first areas to feel the impact of warmer temperatures, Porinchu said.
He and his colleagues presented their findings December 15 in San Francisco at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union.
In the upper layers of most of the sediment samples those representing the last 25 to 30 years we see head capsules from midges that normally thrive in slightly warmer water temperatures, Porinchu said. And the cooler-water midges have nearly, or completely, disappeared.
The researchers gathered sediment from six small lakes in the Great Basin of the western United States a vast watershed bounded roughly by the Sierra Nevada and Rocky Mountain ranges. Since the lakes are accessible only by foot trail, the researchers carried in an inflatable raft during the summer months in order to collect sediment samples from the middle of the lakes. The lakes range from 8.2 feet (2.5 meters) to 34.5 feet (10.5 meters) deep.
The scientists collected sediment in cylindrical plastic tubes, gathering several samples from each lake. They didn't need much sediment just four inches (10 cm) of lake-bottom residue can represent nearly 100 years' worth of sedimentation, Porinchu said.
The amount of sediment that trickles out of the water column to the bottom of these lakes every year is so low because these lakes are at such high elevations few, if any, trees grow at these elevations, he said. There just isn't much material entering the lakes.
Once they were back in the laboratory, the researchers sliced the sediment cores into thin slivers about 0.2 inches (0.5 cm) thick. Each sliver represents a five or 10-year span, Porinchu said. They calculated the age of single sediment layers by using lead-210, an isotope of lead that decays at a constant rate and, therefore, can serve as a chronological aid.
Using a microscope, the researchers then searched the sediment for larval remains of the midges. Specifically, they were looking for larval head capsules, which are made of a hard, semi-transparent material called chitin. These head capsules become embedded in sediment once they are shed. Chitin, also a component of insect exoskeletons and the shells of crustaceans, doesn't readily degrade in the sediment of these lakes.
The researchers determined the type of midges that lived in the lakes based on specific variations in certain head capsule structures, such as differences in the number, size, shape and orientation of teeth.
In the upper layers of most of the sediment samples those representing the last 25 to 30 years we see head capsules from midges that normally thrive in slightly warmer water temperatures, Porinchu said. And the cooler-water midges have nearly, or completely, disappeared.
Surface water temperatures in these lakes have risen anywhere from 0.5 to 1 degree since the 1980s.
Although that doesn't seem to be a huge increase, just a slight fluctuation in water temperatures can significantly affect the rate of egg and larval development, Porinchu said.
And the majority of midge species living in these six lakes in the last 30 years thrive in temperatures ranging from 58.8 to 60 degrees F (14.9 to 15.6C), while cooler-water midges prefer temperatures in the 57 to 58.1F (13.9 to 14.5C) range.
Above-average surface water temperatures typified the late 20th century in all of the lakes that we studied, Porinchu said. It's clearly an indication that something is happening that is already affecting aquatic ecosystems in these fragile, high-elevation lakes.
Porinchu conducted the study with researchers from the National University of Ireland in Galway; the University of California, Los Angeles; the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario; and Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vt.
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White House Press Secretary Jay Carney has announced progress on Trade Adjustment Assistance for American workers and pending free trade agreements that will support tens of thousands of American jobs. According to Carney as a result of extensive negotiations there is now an agreement on the underlying terms for a meaningful renewal of a strengthened Trade Adjustment Assistance. The President has fought for TAA saying it's important for those American workers who lose their jobs due to increased imports or outsourcing.
Carney went on to say now is the time to move forward with TAA and the pending trade agreements with Korea, Colombia and Panama. The White House has made TAA a requirement to move the free trade agreements to Capitol Hill.
The TAA agreement includes support for reemployment; affordable health insurance; increased training resources; less red tape; making workers whole through retroactivity; and job search and relocation assistance. Carney says the President embraces these critical elements needed to ensure that workers have the best opportunity to get good jobs that keep them in the middle class.
Before the announcement from the White House on trade the National Cattlemen's Beef Association was pointing out that other countries have continued moving forward to expand trade partnerships while the United States has been sitting on the sidelines. South Korea and Canada have agreed to conditions that would result in the resumption of beef exports from Canada to Korea. Korea reportedly will allow Canadian bone-in beef from cattle less than 30 months age. This action would officially conclude South Korea's eight-year-old ban on Canadian beef imposed subsequent to the 2003 discovery of BSE. Canadian imports may resume by the end of this year if procedural steps are completed.
NCBA President Bill Donald says while Korea reopened its markets to U.S. beef in 2008, the U.S.-South Korean FTA could be one of the most significant trade agreements in history if ratified. If implemented, Donald says the U.S. beef industry would see $150 million in new tariff benefits in the first year alone, with about $325 million in tariff reductions annually once fully implemented. On the other hand, Donald says stalling on the trade deal poses serious consequences for U.S agriculture. He says the likelihood of relinquishing U.S. agricultural export sales to other countries, such as Canada, is imminent.


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Kristopher Michael Aslesen, a 29-year old over the road truck driver from Garretson, SD has made his way on to the Most Wanted list, 11 days after being charged with two counts of rape involving an 11-year old girl. **An update to this story** Aslesen has turned himself in this afternoon.
On November 16th, the day the warrant was issued for Aslesen's arrest, the child told detectives that she'd been forced by Aslesen to perform sex acts several times in Garretson and Canistota.
Aslesen had been on the run since that date and his truck was found in Bloomington, Illinois on the 16th. He's been on the sex offender registry since 2003 when he was charged with felony sexual contact involving two 12-year old girls.


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|Tutorial Series
|Writing Applications With Localization in Mind
|What's Next
|Further Reading
By reading the source code it can be hard to see how translators would see (or not see) the context of a message. This page is a short summary that lists the major points of what can be seen from the PO files and gives a few examples.
Not all context information that can be seen or figured by reading the source code is extracted to the PO files. Because the amount and type of extracted information depends on from where and how the message is extracted, the rest of this page is divided into different sources of translatable messages.
The goal of this page is only to serve as an introduction and quick reference for this topic. For more information one can always look at the generated template (.pot) files, either by opening them in any text editor or with Lokalize. In KDE infrastructure they can be found in SVN under branches/stable/l10n-kde4/templates and trunk/l10n-kde4/templates.
For these messages translators will only see the following:
If the message appears in many places, the context information from all the places is shown.
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For these messages translators will see everything that they see for messages coming from i18n() and friends. They will additionally see the following:
For example from "property (displayFormat), widget (QDateEdit, dateEdit)" it could be inferred that the translatin should use the specific format that QDate's toString() accepts. Some translators cannot infer this, though, so it is good to additionally use "(qtdt-format)" as context as said on page Development/Tutorials/Localization/i18n.
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Smile of Week; Boyette reunion; Fairfield bridge results; Sutton honor; Charlton honor
Lenoir County names weekly 'Smile' recipient
This week�s Smile of the Week is Marlin Witherspoon, who drives for the Lenoir County Transit system. He is accepting a gift from Lucy Marston, Lenoir County Tourism director, in recognition of �customer service beyond expectations.�
The weekly winners are chosen by recommendations from the community and will receive a small gift and be pictured in the Sunday edition of The Free Press, from Memorial Day through Labor Day. This is the eighth year of the program, which began in 2006 to foster �good, friendly service with a Smile.� The program is sponsored by Lenoir County Tourism and The Free Press.
To nominate someone, contact Marston at the Kinston-Lenoir County Visitor�s and Information Center, 252-522-0004 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Family plans reunion
The annual Clarence and Laura Boyette family reunion will be held at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Church of Godon Highway 11 in Pink Hill.
Paper products and ice will be provided. All are asked tobring a meat, vegetables, dessert and drink. All family members are invited.
For more information, call Norman Boyette at 252-527-1425.
Bridge club names winners
The Fairfield Duplicate Bridge Club played a regular game May 28.
The winners were: Dorothy Taylor and Nancy Barwick, first place; Eva Balknight and Jenny Holt, second; Deloris Booker and Annie Bennings, third; and Edith Cahn and Dayle Pond, fourth.
A regular game will be played at 9:50 a.m. Tuesday at Fairfield Center. The club welcomes and encourages all bridge players.
For more club information, call 252-523-6791.
Woman graduates with honors
Natalie Sutton has graduated summa cum laude from N.C. Central University in Durham.
In the May 11 ceremony, she received a Bachelor of Science in biology. As a student, she completed three research internships, including one at her home institution resulting in an authorship in a journal article publication in The Journal of Immunology.
She is in the process of applying to professional schools and hopes to begin her next level of study in the fall of 2014.
Sutton is the daughter of Ora and Nathaniel Sutton of Kinston.
N.C. State student honored for academics
Everett Case Charlton has accepted membership into the International Dean�s List Society for exemplary academic performance at N.C. State University in Raleigh.
Charlton is majoring in business management and anticipates graduating in the spring of 2014. He also has been named to the dean�s list at N.C. State each semester for his academic performance. He has just completed his junior year.
The International Dean�s List Society provides scholarship, study abroad and online personal and career development opportunities to students from the United States and countries around the world.
The South Lenoir High School 2010 graduate is the son of Duncan and Lois Charlton of Kinston.


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Business at Hammacher Schlemmer is booming as the company stocks over 100,000 items, the largest inventory of hardware on the East Coast. Even more unusual than the diverse selection is the manner in which it is displayed – on velvet in mahogany cabinets. It is from these cabinets that Isaac Singer supposedly selected the parts to construct his first sewing machine and Alexander Calder bought wire to create his celebrated mobiles. On a more somber note, Albert Hammacher passes away at the age of 73.
At 2:20 a.m. on April 15, 1912, the British ocean liner RMS Titanic sinks in the Northern Atlantic Ocean, taking with it over 1,500 victims and making it one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history.
Hammacher Schlemmer's Cabinet Makers Benches were, appropriately, crafted almost entirely of wood and considered fine examples of furniture-making in their own right. "They are not the ordinary kind made to sell in competition with the cheapest, but are made of thoroughly seasoned, kiln-dried stock, carefully and scientifically put together", states the description in our catalog.
Hammacher Schlemmer prints its largest catalog to-date. Spanning 1,112 pages and taking a total of four years to compile, the catalog confirmed Hammacher as the most complete hardware source on the East Coast. One hardbound edition remains housed in the Smithsonian's permanent collection.


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Overdraft fees that banks launched in recent years with little notice to consumers have not gone away despite efforts by consumer groups and regulators to end a practice that generated billions in fees from unwitting customers.
Instead, two new studies show, banks are charging more, hiding the fees deeper than ever and making it difficult to have charges reversed.
Fees in the latest year totaled $29 billion, according to Moebs Services. And the charges are rising again without customers' awareness, said the advocates.


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Bell Helicopter managed to fly the prototype of its 429 light single IFR aircraft two days before Heli-Expo. But the manufacturer's news at the show was that it has stretched out development of the aircraft to better manage risk in the program.
Bell originally had planned to fly the 429 by the end of 2006 and gain certification and start deliveries by the end of this year. But program officials encountered some development challenges, including the aircraft's twin, counter-rotating, two-bladed tail rotors. When Bell's executive director of commercial programs, Bill Stromberg, briefed new President and CEO Richard Millman on the program's hope of flying before Heli-Expo, Millman said, he advised Stromberg to fly when the aircraft was ready.
The first flight of the Pratt & Whitney Canada PW207D-powered prototype was reported to have occurred Feb. 27 at Bell Helicopter Canada's plant in Mirabel, Quebec, outside Montreal. Two pilots took turns hovering the aircraft in ground effect at altitudes of 15-40 ft. (4.5-12 m). They flew a second flight several hours later. They hovered the aircraft forward, aft, and sideways flight and reported "absolutely no problems," Stromberg said.
Internal and external reviews of risk in the program last year led Bell to add five months of leeway to the 429 development schedule, which now calls for certification by mid-2008.


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Dan Walters: An era ends with lots of action but uncertain results
The close of the Legislature's 2012-14 biennial session also marks the end of a noteworthy period – Jerry Brown's third term as governor and the reigns of the Legislature's two top leaders.
During his swan song speech to the Senate on Thursday, outgoing President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg called it a "six-year run where California went from the depths of budget hell and dysfunction to fiscal stability and serial achievement."
Whether that is an accurate assessment of the past half-decade or so depends largely on one's ideological orientation or sense of what state government should be doing for its 38 million constituents.
Certainly much has been enacted in recent years, from wholehearted embrace of Obamacare to a significant overhaul of education finance and, most recently, a bond issue aimed at making California's water supply more reliable.
With Democrat Brown's election to a third term after a 28-year interval and Democratic gains in the Legislature, the party's major constituent groups – especially labor unions and environmental groups – pressed their agendas and scored some noteworthy wins.
They and Brown joined forces to persuade voters to raise taxes – mostly on the wealthy. And coupled with a slow recovery from recession, the tax hike raised state revenue by many billions of dollars, allowing Brown and legislators to balance the state budget after years of deficits and begin paying down immense accumulated debts.
The longer-term impact of what was wrought during the era, however, is uncertain.
The water bond needs voter approval and years of implementation; the school finance overhaul aimed at raising achievement by poor children is still a work in progress; supposed reforms in public pensions won't have effects for decades; the tax increases are temporary; the expansion of medical insurance is colliding with a looming shortage of medical providers; and the recovery is very slow and uneven and may be short-circuited by another recession.
Moreover, Brown and the Legislature have ignored the alarming deterioration of the vital state highway system – and no, spending billions on a bullet train doesn't mitigate that failure.
Perhaps most importantly, they have done little about the widening economic divide and increasing poverty among their constituents – a dilemma that can be truly addressed only by becoming more attractive to job-creating capital investment, not just increasing minimum wages and welfare benefits.
Rather than enacting broad tax and regulatory reforms, Brown and legislators have opted to raise utility and other business costs in the name of climate change and to provide tax loopholes and regulatory exemptions for those who enjoy political favor, including the movie industry and a basketball arena in Steinberg's hometown.