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Man Claims Apple Investigators Pretended To Be SF Police In Searching For Lost iPhone Prototype [Updated: Or Not]
from the the-iPolice deptUpdate: Please read the update at the bottom of the story.
Earlier this week, News.com broke a story of yet another Apple employee losing an iPhone prototype in a bar (stop me if you've heard this one before...). Unlike the last one, this one (as far as we know) did not get sold to some tech website for a few thousand dollars. However, reports are emerging that raise some serious questions about how Apple went about trying to retrieve the phone.
A man in San Francisco, Sergio Calderon, claims that six people showed up at his door claiming to be San Francisco Police Department officers, and that they had badges. They claimed they were looking for a lost phone, but didn't say it was a prototype. The original News.com report had said that police together with Apple investigators went to the guy's house -- but the SFPD says they have no record of SFPD being involved in any such action (which it should have if they were involved). The guy whose house was searched says that no one identified themselves as being from Apple. They also threatened him and his family over their immigration status (even though he says they're all legal). Either way, he was nervous and let them search his house (a mistake) and even check out his computer. They didn't find anything.
The guy who was "leading" the search gave Calderon his phone number, and that number apparently belonged to Anthony Colon, a former San Jose police sergeant, who recently went to work for Apple. After the SF Weekly story about this came out, Colon suddenly deleted his LinkedIn page, but lots of folks have screenshots. The SFPD is apparently concerned about this, and says that if Calderon comes to them, they'll investigate whether or not Apple impersonated SFPD officers, which is a crime that is punishable with up to a year in jail. If the claims of Calderon prove true, this could become a pretty big headache for Apple, perhaps bigger than merely having an employee lose a prototype.
Update: Well this is getting weirder. The same SF Police spokesperson who earlier denied SFPD presence now says that the SFPD did, in fact, "assist" Apple with its internal investigation.
Contradicting past statements that no records exist of police involvement in the search for the lost prototype, San Francisco Police Department spokesman Lt. Troy Dangerfield now tells SF Weekly that "three or four" SFPD officers accompanied two Apple security officials in an unusual search of a Bernal Heights man's home.Of course, this raises other questions about the proper role of the police. If it was a police investigation, then police should have done the search. If it was a private search, then the police should not have been present implying that it was a police search. The latest details certainly makes it sound like these police freelanced, suggested to Calderon that this was a police operation... and then never filed the proper paperwork about the whole thing.
Dangerfield says that, after conferring with Apple and the captain of the Ingleside police station, he has learned that plainclothes SFPD officers went with private Apple detectives to the home of Sergio Calderon, a 22-year-old resident of Bernal Heights. According to Dangerfield, the officers "did not go inside the house," but stood outside while the Apple employees scoured Calderon's home, car, and computer files for any trace of the lost iPhone 5. The phone was not found, and Calderon denies that he ever possessed it.
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Cooking Time 4 minutes
You'll need 8 x 25cm presoaked skewers
Ingredients (serves 4)
2 lemons, juiced
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
2 teaspoons dried oregano leaves
800g Lilydale chicken breast fillets, cut into 3cm pieces
2 small red onions, cut into thin wedges
olive oil cooking spray
250g tub hommus dip, leafy green salad and lemon wedges, to serve
Combine 1/2 cup lemon juice, oil and oregano in a large, shallow ceramic dish. Season with salt and pepper. Add chicken. Stir to coat. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes, if time permits.
Preheat a greased barbecue plate or chargrill on medium heat.
Thread onion and chicken onto skewers. Spray with oil. Barbecue or chargrill, turning and basting occasionally, for 4 to 5 minutes or until chicken is just cooked through.
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The U.S. monthly international trade deficit decreased in May, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis and the U.S. Census Bureau. The deficit decreased from $50.6 billion (revised) in April to $48.7 billion in May, as imports decreased and exports increased. The previously published April deficit was $50.1 billion. The goods deficit decreased $1.6 billion from April to $63.5 billion in May, and the services surplus increased $0.3 billion to $14.8 billion.
Exports of goods and services increased $0.4 billion in May to $183.1 billion, mostly reflecting an increase in exports of services. Exports of goods also increased.
The increase in exports of goods was more than accounted for by increases in foods, feeds, and beverages and capital goods. A decrease in industrial supplies and materials was partly offsetting.
The increase in exports of services was mostly accounted for by increases in other private services, which includes items such as business, professional, and technical services, insurance services, financial services, and passenger fares. Changes in the other categories of services exports were small.
Imports of goods and services decreased $1.6 billion in May to $231.8 billion, reflecting a decrease in imports of goods. Imports of services increased.
The decrease in imports of goods was more than accounted for by a decrease in industrial supplies and materials. An increase in capital goods was partly offsetting.
The increase in imports of services was more than accounted for by an increase in other private services. A decrease in passenger fares was partly offsetting. Changes in the other categories of services imports were small.
Goods by geographic area (not seasonally adjusted)
The goods deficit with Canada decreased from $3.3 billion in April to $2.2 billion in May. Exports increased $1.2 billion to $25.6 billion, while imports increased $0.1 billion to $27.8 billion.
The goods deficit with China increased from $24.6 billion in April to $26.0 billion in May. Exports increased $0.4 billion to $8.9 billion, while imports increased $1.9 billion to $34.9 billion.
The goods deficit with Mexico increased from $5.4 billion in April to $6.3 billion in May. Exports increased $1.2 billion to $18.5 billion, while imports increased $2.1 billion to $24.9 billion.
To learn more about U.S. international trade in goods and services, read the full report.


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She dropped out of high school to serve our country, and now 70 years later a World War II veteran finally has her high school diploma.
Ninety-one-year-old Rosalie Kone stood in the middle of the Windsor Locks High School graduation in Connecticut and waved proudly to the cheering crowd. She says it's a moment she never thought she'd get.
"It's fantastic. I just like the fella who said I stole the show. I didn't steal the show. I said they hollered hello. I'll take the hellos," said Kone.
In 1944 with her brothers already fighting in WWII, Pfc Kone left high school to serve in the Women's Army Corp for two years.
"I drove a truck all over the country. Wherever the supplies were needed, that's where I went," said Kone.
Kone served in England, France, and Germany and received several medals including three bronze stars. Because of her service, she never got the chance to graduate until an anonymous call was made three weeks ago asking the Windsor Locks Superintendent if he'd be willing to grant a diploma to a WWII veteran.
"Is there a better example that learning is constant and time is a variable than Rosalie Kone? I don't think so," said Superintendent Wayne Sweeney.
"I thought it was quite an honor," said Kone.
Seventy years after leaving to fight in the war the great grandmother of three donned her cap and gown and walked the stage with cane in hand to a standing ovation. Her family was there for the emotional moment.
"She's amazing. Everything about her is amazing. She's my everything," said daughter Cindy Kone.
For many, high school graduation is just the beginning. For Kone, it took a lifetime to achieve, and she hopes other graduates don't take it for granted.
"You just have to get out and push because no one is going to hand out anything to you because, like I said, if anybody knows, I do," said Kone.
World War II Veteran, 91, Graduates High School
She dropped out of high school to serve our country, and now 70 years later a World War II veteran finally has her high school diploma.


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Human rights obligations related to pregnancy and breastfeeding: Case law review
October 2014 - This case law review looks at important developments in the law dealing with discrimination based on pregnancy and breastfeeding between 2008 and January 2014.[1] The discussion of the law in Ontario is intended as a resource, to be read along with the Ontario Human Rights Commission's Policy on Preventing Discrimination because of Pregnancy and Breastfeeding (the Policy)[2], about the rights of women[3] who are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, who have had a baby or who are breastfeeding. However, it is not legal advice.


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A new lawsuit targeting a large for-profit college operator accuses the campuses of intentionally misrepresenting job placement figures and engaging in false and predatory advertising.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris filed the lawsuit Thursday against Corinthian Colleges Inc. and subsidiaries that operate Everest, Heald and WyoTech colleges.
The lawsuit alleges that Corinthian Colleges Inc. (CCI) allegedly misrepresented its high job placement rates to lure low-income Californians whom the company described as "isolated," "impatient" and having "low self-esteem," the office of the attorney general said in a news release.
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Additionally, Harris alleges that CCI, which says it serves more than 81,000 students on 111 campuses scattered throughout the United States and Canada, intentionally misrepresented job placement rates to investors and accrediting agencies.
Harris called these actions "unconscionable" and "predatory," saying that CCI "targeted some of our state's most particularly vulnerable people--including low-income, single mothers and veterans returning from combat."
NBC4 Los Angeles contacted the college's public relations department and is awaiting a response to the lawsuit. One third of CCI's approximately 81,000 students attend campuses in California, and the average tuition for a CCI associate's degree is $40,000, according to a recent CCI securities filing.
The complaint alleges that CCI advertised job placement rates for specific programs as high as 100 percent when, in some cases, there is no evidence that any students from the specified time frame obtained a job.
The complaint goes on to say that although CCI never offered x-ray, radiology and dialysis technician programs at their California campuses, it ran millions of online and mobile ads advertising those courses.
CCI also allegedly illegally used official Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and Coast Guard seals in mailings and on websites without authorization.
"We were disappointed to learn today of the civil complaint filed by the California Attorney General," CCI spokesperson Kent Jenkins Jr. said in a statement. "We are committed to regulatory compliance and have robust processes in place to correctly record and disclose the job placement information we receive from our graduates and their employers."
Current or former CCI students who wish to file a complaint can contact the Attorney General's Office.
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Parents in opera rarely have an easy time of it. Some end up the victims of elaborate jokes – like Don Buonafede in Haydn's Il mondo della luna, who is persuaded that he has travelled to the moon. He is then tricked into giving permission for both of his daughters to marry. Some parents are disowned by their children – like Fidès in Meyerbeer's Le prophète, whose son Jean refuses to acknowledge her once he has become the leader of the Anabaptists. Others try to act for the good of their children and end up bitterly regretting what they have done: Giorgio Germont in La traviata, or the vengeful Rigoletto. And then there are the problem parents, who cause their children difficulty and heartache.
Misplaced baby
Marcellina in Le nozze di Figaro is a spectacularly careless mother. She has an affair with Dr Bartolo, gives birth to his child, and manages to leave the baby near a Spanish castle, from where he is seized by bandits. Years later, the still single Marcellina determines to marry Count Almaviva's handsome barber, Figaro. She stops at nothing (including blackmail) to get her way and finally forces Figaro to agree to marry her in front of a lawyer. Fortunately, Figaro decides to tell the story of his mysterious origins and in one of Mozart's most famous ensembles Marcellina realizes that he must be Raffaello, the son she lost (Sextet: 'Riconosci in questo amplesso'). The reunion persuades Doctor Bartolo to do the decent thing, marry Marcellina and settle a generous amount of money on his former enemy Figaro. Both careless parent and child end up doing rather well.
Abandoned infant
The Marquise de Berkenfeld in La Fille du régiment doesn't lose her illegitimate daughter Marie – she abandons her soon after the birth to avoid a scandal. Many years later, the Marquise meets Sergeant Sulpice, who found Marie and brought her up as the 'daughter of the Regiment'. Although she is shocked by Marie's wild manners, the Marquise longs to get her daughter back. Still afraid of scandal, she pretends that she is Marie's aunt, takes the girl away from the Regiment and her soldier boyfriend Tonio and installs Marie in her château, where she tries in vain to teach her to be 'a lady'. She even comes close to forcing Marie into an aristocratic marriage. Fortunately, Sulpice organizes for Tonio and the Regiment to come to Marie's rescue, and persuades the Marquise to confess her true identity and let Marie marry Tonio.
Sexual offences
Guy de Montfort in Verdi's Les Vêpres sicilliennes is even more flawed, and doesn't escape the consequences of his actions as easily as our previous two examples. As a young man, Montfort raped a Sicilian woman who later bore his child. Years on, lonely and troubled by his past actions, Montfort realizes that the young Sicilian patriot Henri is his son. By now, Montfort regrets bitterly what he did to Henri's mother, and longs to befriend his child. But Henri has been brought up to hate all Frenchmen, particularly his mother's abuser. In Act III of the opera, Montfort reveals his identity to Henri in one of Verdi's great duets ('Quand ma bonté toujours nouvelle'). Henri is horrified, and rejects his father. However, he cares about him enough to stop his assassination in the following scene, and subsequently finds himself horribly torn between his duty to the Sicilians (and his lover Hélène) and his feelings for his father. Montfort finally wins Henri round by pardoning the Sicilian conspirators, and agreeing to Henri and Hélène's marriage. Unfortunately, the Sicilian patriot Jean Procida and his men stage a spectacular attack on the French at Henri and Hélène's wedding, and Montfort and his men are killed.
Le nozze di Figaro runs from 16 September – 7 October 2013 and 2 – 15 May 2013. General booking for all performances opens on 9 July 2013.
Les Vêpres sicilliennes runs from 18 October – 11 November 2013. General booking opens on 9 July 2013.
La Fille du régiment runs from 3 – 18 March 2013. General booking opens on 22 October 2013.


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Town Square
Consolidation of San Mateo County Fire Agencies - Yes or No?
Original post made by Peter Carpenter, Atherton: Lindenwood, on Nov 10, 2009
Perhaps we could have a thoughtful discussion on the pros and cons of such consolidation.
Resolution No. 1181-07
The District Board of the Menlo Park Fire Protection District finds and determines as follows:
(a) WHEREAS, on Wednesday August 15, 2007 the San Mateo County Local Agency
Formation Commission ("SM LAFCO") pursuant to California Government Code Sections 56430 and
56425 considered areport documenting a Municipal Service Review and Sphere of Influence update for
Menlo Park Fire Protection District ("District") and Woodside Fire Protection District; and
(b) WHEREAS, the SM LAFCO report analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of
consolidation or reorganization of the Menlo Park and Woodside Fire Protection Districts. The report
included the options of maintaining the status quo of two side-by-side Fire Districts or consolidating the
Menlo Park and Woodside Fire Districts; and
(c) WHEREAS, on September 18, 2007 the SM LAFCO presented the District Board with the
Municipal Service and Sphere of Influence Review; and
(d) WHEREAS, specific to the concept of consolidation, the Strategic Planning Commission of
the District Board recommended to the Board that it direct the Chief and District staff to draft aletter or
policy announcement to all elected officials and citizens of the local region to review and consider both the
positive and negative impacts of fire district and fire service consolidation.
In consideration of the foregoing findings and determinations,
IT IS RESOLVED by the District Board as follows:
1. The Menlo Park Fire Protection District Board declares that it is in the public's interest for
the District Board to carefully review and consider whether consolidation is a desirable action and, if so, the
available range of potential consolidation alternatives from the local to the County wide level in order to
improve service and reduce costs.
2. The District Board encourages all entities in San Mateo County that operate fire or
emergency medical services activities to adopt a similar policy towards the review and consideration of
consolidation options and to engage in intergovernmental and community dialogue so that all issues may
be explored openly and in solidarity.
3. The District Board wishes to emphasize that it currently has no predetermined position on
the merits of consolidation in general or any particular consolidation option in particular.
16 Oct 2007
Comments (13)
a resident of another community
on Nov 10, 2009 at 10:07 am
I wonder if we could get Martha Poyatos to post the Sphere of Influence review here?
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Nov 10, 2009 at 3:46 pm
yes, consolidation will streamline administration.
a resident of Menlo Park: Stanford Hills
on Nov 10, 2009 at 4:43 pm
What is this a joke? Woodside Fire District stated they would not merge with the Menlo Park Fire Protection District. The only chance would be with the city of San Mateo Fire Department, which will not merge because of personnel issues involving the two management groups. Good try, but don't get our hopes up!!!!!! Trim the big management salaries and eliminate some of those chief positions of the MPFPD first.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Nov 10, 2009 at 10:11 pm
San Mateo County has way too many local government entities. How many police departments, fire departments, school districts, etc. does a county our size really need to have? How many people in management and administrations does it take to run each of these organizations?
There should be a way to save money here; some of the agencies aren't that big but still have the overhead to manage them. There are at least 15 fire agencies, 20+ police departments, and more than 22 school districts.
What would it take to think outside the box and consolidate some of them? Do we really need that much overhead?
a resident of another community
on Nov 11, 2009 at 6:56 am
Lets assume for a moment that a County Police Protection District was enacted. How long would it be before residents in a particular area felt that they were being under served? and no matter how the cost is collected (Ad Valorum or fee based) some areas will pay more and some will pay less. The argument will then become which areas use more of the service and should those areas be required to pay more?...
When the limited police resources are dispatched to the more crime ridden areas of the County, leaving the likes of Atherton or Portola Valley without a response, how long will it be before residents in those areas decide they would rather have their own police services. (my guess is about a month.)
The fact is that the County is far too diverse for a scheme like this to work for very long, and before you know it the wealthier areas will once again decide to tax themselves to provide their own police protection. Of course the chances of getting out of the County plan might be slim, so we would end up paying twice.
That said I do believe that many government agencies could save a great deal by joining together to provide Admin services. Why does each agency need to process their own payroll, accounts payable and receivable? Why not a County Wide Government Accounting agency to do these things? I am not saying its the right answer, but its worth discussing.
a resident of another community
on Nov 11, 2009 at 11:18 am
While I am very familiar with the theory of economies of scale, which is sort of at the heart of Bill's post, and I can certainly see the scenarios that Interested mentioned playing out, I'd like to address the specific issue of Fire District consolidation from a different perspective. In addition to responding to fire emergencies, local fire jurisdictions also provide regulatory oversight with regard to new construction, remodels, etc. As an example, in Menlo Park and Atherton, all building permits must be approved by the Fire District. A very common comment I have heard from people I know in the construction business is that the Menlo Park Fire District is extremely hard to work with in this regard, usually adding more cost to a project. Evidently the fire codes have some degree of latitude written in for local jurisdictions to apply. Cities like Woodside or Redwood City, currently with their own fire departments, would likely not be willing to have the stricter enforcement placed upon the permitting process. I will stop short of expressing my own opinion as to whether stricter is good or bad, but I do believe this difference between fire districts is a barrier to any reasonably smooth chance of consolidation.
a resident of Menlo Park: Fair Oaks
on Nov 11, 2009 at 12:54 pm
The LAFCo study will be available shortly on the LAFCo website which is www.sanmateolafco.org. It has also been made available to the fire districts so that they may post it on district websites.
If readers would like a more immediate electronic copy they can e-mail a request to email@example.com
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Nov 11, 2009 at 1:21 pm
I'm not saying that money is the only factor to consider in discussing consolidation. But given the financial conditions of government these days, money is a significant factor. The state has once again come knocking on local governments' doors to "borrow" money.
In San Mateo County we should look for ways to be more efficient with our tax dollars. Trimming overhead either for redundancy or cost savings makes sense. We don't need to reinvent the wheel. I'm sure there are experiences from around the country which have consolidated multiple agencies -- be it fire, police or schools. Maybe we could take a page from their books.
It's worth discussing.
a resident of another community
on Nov 11, 2009 at 1:26 pm
Kudos to Martha Poyatos. The purpose of the Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCo) is to look into exactly these kind of issues. Good on you for picking up on this discussion and showing us how to find the information we need to make informed decisions.
Hey Martha did anyone say today, Thanks for what you do.If not let me be the first.
The work that goes into the LAFCo sphere reports is remarkable and the author inevitably is attacked by those on the losing end of the recommendations.
As George Washington might well have said "Martha, your swell"
a resident of Atherton: Lindenwood
on Nov 12, 2009 at 1:48 pm
In the long run County wide consolidation would both provide better
service and lower costs. Consolidation on a smaller scale would yield
proportionately fewer savings and not quite the same level of service.
For example, under County wide consolidation we could have one superb
training facility, whereas if the southern portion of the County
consolidated we would still need such a facility. Politically the
smaller consolidation might be easier but I would suggest that the
political hurdles facing partial consolidation and total consolidation
would not be significantly different.
Look at Orange County and Sac Metro as examples of what is possible
and of the incredible benefits. Compare Orange County's Emergency
Operations Center to the hodge-podge of small and inadequate EOCs
scattered around San Mateo County.
What is needed is strong leadership, which could come from either
elected officials, the media or the business community.
a resident of another community
on Nov 13, 2009 at 10:57 am
Mr. Carpenter, thank you, you have given an excellent example of how consolidation would indeed save money countywide.I have to believe that there are considerably more examples no one has even thought of yet. We both know that consolidation will take a very long time if it ever happens. What are the chances of some of these ideas being put forward before consolidation? The training facility idea is superb. In your experience what are the chances of the various agencies working together in this way regardless of consolidation?
a resident of Menlo Park: Suburban Park/Lorelei Manor/Flood Park Triangle
on Nov 13, 2009 at 4:52 pm
This concept(training consolidation) is not new to law enforcement both on the local, state and federal levels. Many regional training centers are all over the USA. Many provide a basic training certification, in-service and professional development courses.Many offer an AA degree after the termination of training. A great stepping stone for them (students) to continue on to a BS/ MS or specialization certification. Some of these centers also provide fire training. We at the NCRIC coordinate many training classes for all segments of Emergency management, fire , police, natural disasters, and private sector companies. Get this, at no charge to the agency.......... Go to www.ncric.org..sign up, get approved and get the training........All federal grant money at work!
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Contributed by jean-louis (43687) on Oct 06, 2019.
As Chef Peter Pepper, you must fend off the Food Foes while making perfect burgers! Each ingredient is located on a different platform, and you must climb a series of ladders in order to reach them all. Walk across the ingredient to drop it closer to the waiting plate below. Once all the burgers have been completed, you'll be able to move on to the next level. Use pinches of pepper to stun Mr. Hot Dog, Mr. Egg and Mr. Pickle. You can also lure them onto or under burger buns, lettuce, cheese or tomatoes to escape their clutches! Making perfect burgers gets progressively tougher through the six screens of BurgerTime. It's the ultimate kitchen confrontation!
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A feast of an arcade game to go!
Contributed by Pseudo_Intellectual (62261) on Jan 27, 2013.
- 1 or 2 can play!
- Choose: maze levels from 1-9, joystick or keyboard, sound
on/off, and pause feature!
- Twelve different mazes - each tougher than the last!
- High resolution arcade-quality graphics!
BURGERTIMETM diskette.
Welcome to the BURGERTIMETM kitchen! It is a maze of
vicious hot dogs, marauding pickles, and devilish eggs.
These nasties combine in an all-out culinary effort to
sandwich your chef and quickly end his career in fast food.
Tasty prizes appear for your chef - ice cream, French fries,
and coffee. His super secret burger ingredient is pepper
which will stop cold any approaching nasty.
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Chef Pepper is moving fast setting up fresh hamburger buns to receive crisp lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and the golden cheese perfectly sliced and ready to top off his magnificent hamburger creations. But wait! Will lunch be lost? There are enemies out there with no taste at all. They're called the Food Foes and they're pulling out all the stops to send Chef Pepper and his culinery delights down the drain!
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As the burger chef, you're out to build delicious hamburgers. As you run through the colorful maze assembling the ingredients, nothing can stop you. Except menacing hot dogs and pickles that are out to ruin the meal! Bury them under beef patties, lettuce and buns. Or, knock them out with pepper. Build four burgers and you're on to the next level.
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BURGERTIME cartridge
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- Three kinds of nasties - pickles, eggs, and hot dogs - get quicker the longer you survive.
- You start with 5 Chefs. Get another for each 10,000 points you score.
- Score points by dropping buns, lettuce, tomatoes, and patties. Rack up the big points by squashing the nasties or better yet giving them a ride down on a falling ingredient.
- Seven mazes requiring inventive strategies to master.
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Your chef is battling for his life in the fast-paced world of fast food. He scurries up ladders and across planks in a frantic effort to build delicious hamburgers. Horrible hot dogs, evil eggs, and perilous pickles constantly try to surround and trap him. Dust those nasties with a pinch of pepper and stop them in their tracks. Gulp some coffee or gobble some fries and you store some extra pepper. Get through the seventh maze and you are a certified burger-maniac.
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Appeal brought on 14 June 2019 by ClientEarth against the judgment of the General Court (Fifth Chamber) delivered on 4 April 2019 in Case T-108/17: ClientEarth v Commission
(Case C-458/19 P)
Language of the case: English
Appellant: ClientEarth (represented by: A. Jones, barrister)
Other parties to the proceedings: European Commission, European Chemicals Agency
Form of order sought
The appellant claims that the Court should:
set aside the judgment of the General Court in Case T-108/17;
refer the case back to the General Court for consideration; or, alternatively
set aside the judgment of the General Court in Case T-108/17, and
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First Ground: Error of law in declaring that the action before the General Court 'can concern only the legality of the decision on the request for internal review and not the sufficiency or otherwise of the application for authorisation' and that 'the pleas and arguments raised before the General Court in an action for annulment of a decision rejecting a request for internal review can be regarded only in so far as those pleas and arguments have already been presented by the applicant in the request for internal review,' and in rejecting as inadmissible certain parts of the appellants' application for annulment on these bases.
Second Ground: Error of law in applying too high a standard of evidence on Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) bringing challenges under Articles 10 and 12 of the Aarhus Regulation1 .
Third Ground: Error of law in ruling that reducing the amount of a virgin SVHC2 produced or used by using instead the recycled version of the SVHC, may constitute a function in conformity with the REACH Regulation3 and the basis for a relevant analysis of alternative.
Fourth Ground: Error of law in interpreting the conformity assessment provided under Article 60(7) of the REACH Regulation as purely formal without requiring to verify whether the information provided by an application actually fulfills the requirements of Article 62 and Annex I.
Fifth Ground: Error of law in interpreting Article 60(4) as allowing to conclude on the balance between risks and benefits without information on the risk fulfilling the requirements of Annex I.
Sixth Ground: Error of law in ruling that 'in light of Article 60(2) and Article 62(4)(d) of Regulation No 1907/2006, it should be concluded that only data relating to the intrinsic properties of a substance that have been included in Annex XIV to Regulation No 1907/2006 are relevant for the risk assessment referred to in the first sentence of Article 60(4)'.
Seventh Ground: Error of law in the General Court's interpretation of the precautionary principle.


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This past weekend I had an opportunity to go to Wilmington and see yet another musical being put on by a dear friend's production company, C'est La Guerre. I've actually now got a few friends and acquaintances among the theater crowd up there. This time it was a production of Bukowsical! A musical based on the life of Charles Bukowski.
For those who don't know, Charles Bukowski was a German born, American author. Bukowski wrote thousands of poems, hundreds of short stories and six novels; his work addresses the ordinary lives of poor Americans and the struggles that come with that. He even was a subject of FBI scrutiny thanks to his column, Notes of a Dirty Old Man, in the LA underground newspaper Open City. He's been called the laureate of American lowlife, and I was warned that this performance was strictly for mature audiences due to it's raunchy, raucous and profane nature.
This show was being held in the Beam Room at Front Street Brewery in Wilmington, NC. A quick note about Front Street Brewery: I used to like them. I no longer do. They seem to have become overrated and rely on tradition and location more than any real service or good food. I had never even heard of the Beam Room. Apparently it's their special events space on the top floor. That said, a room with a bar was definitely fitting for this particular story. Plus it meant drinks during the show! Unfortunately I've been sick and on medication so I had to stick to Sprite. Although I did consider if a shot of whiskey might help my throat.
However as much as the idea of the space was wonderful, it failed in other ways. First, the distracting chandelier hanging down at floor level into a skylight to the level below, right in the middle of the stage area. However the silver lining to that is that it also provided a gorgeous light source and helped cast a warm glow on the actors from behind. Second, the acoustics were less than stellar. But hey, ya win some, ya lose some. In this case it was more of a win as the room itself had a lovely mix of exposed brick and wood that leant itself well to the show, and it had ample space. Plus did I mention the bar. I hope the production got a cut from the tab, because it was open during the show and people took definite advantage. This show also featured a live band. When during their warm up I heard a rockabilly jazz style version of "Mary Had a Little Lamb" I knew I was in for a treat. My dear friend George Domby was the musical director, which can't have been easy given how many different styles are represented in the score. There is everything from classic Broadway to rock ballads to even a ditty that wouldnt be remiss at a square dancing event. Also, while the band may only consist of a handful of people at times the music comes together in such a way it moves you as much as a full orchestra. George also had a bit in the beginning of the show where he portrayed Bukowski's dad… while still conducting the band. It was hysterical and drew huge laughs from the crowd.
In fact, the whole show did. This isn't a surprise when a number in the first act features deceased authors William Faulkner, William S. Burroughs, Sylvia Plath and Tennessee Williams encouraging our titular "hero" to "get down, get dark, get dirty." While the writing isn't particularly mind blowing, it's perfect for escapism and a little bit of naughty humor. But it's the actors who really sell it. Actors that in a way, includes the audience. The entire show is put on as if it is a preview for a panel of investors, the audience is that panel of investors. So that 4th wall is completely broken, and particularly in this case where if you needed to exit or use the restroom you had to cross the "stage" and therefore became a part of the damn show. Which I almost did just for funsies.
Now, full disclosure, I left at intermission. Not because it was bad, but because I had become extremely ill. I'm so sad and mad I missed the second half. Because I know it was going to be fantastic, everything had been gelling that night. The audience was so into it, the cast was amazing, and the band was on point.
The cast features Brendan Carter as Charles Bukowski, and he does an amazing job. With a voice that doesn't quite match up with the image, but makes him all the more believable as a guy who would continually get the shaft. However its also a voice that changes as the show progrsses which follows along with the progression of Bukowski's life and goes to show what an amazing talent Carter has to embody each stage. also have to admit that being able to play such a foul mouthed character must have been great fun. Although I do hope spending so much time inside Bukowski's head doesn't have harmful effects.
It also features Jeff Phillips as both Sweet Lady Booze and a television evangelist whose name I've already forgotten because that's how much I pay attention to television evangelists, even fake ones. I last saw Jeff in Chicago at Thalian Hall where he portrayed Billy Flynn. Jeff is a big dude, he's very tall, and seeing him in drag, and with the very suggestive dance moves, was absolutely hysterical. He also pulled off both roles with an ease that can't be duplicated. He's not the only one who had multiple roles, pretty much everyone did except Carter. In addition to various chorus, student, bar patrons, etc. there were juicier roles to get into such as other writers, Hollywood types and the loves of Bukowski's life. Which were spread out amongst the cast. It was very interesting to see some of them embody different people completely from one scene to the next. Between that and the different styles of music it must have been a real work out mentally and vocally. It was also a work out physically with some very physical choreography. The opening number welcomed us with just the right amount of Broadway flair and a balance of synchronicity that appealed to my OCD. Sweet Lady Booze also had a fantastically choreographed number that managed to be sultry, but also slightly disturbing when you consider she's representing an inanimate object. I also enjoyed the use of simple props and signs during the numbers to provide more information and interaction.
There was a stand out in Anna Gamel, as expected. Anna had been nominated last year for a Wilmington Theater Award for her role as Lotte Von Elsner in C'est La Guerre's first production, The Lady in Question. I've also seen her in so many other things I've lost count. Anna also portrays a cheeky German accented nun as a young Bukowski's teacher. Leading the class in a song declaring all the ways they hate him, that is filled with tongue in cheek gestures and humor. She also portrays Sylvia Plath, hitting just the right notes with her joke about Easy Off oven cleaner, her earnestness in her advice for the struggling writer, and her "guys gal" persona singing with the boys encouraging Bukowski to embrace the lewd side of life in his writing.
I also can't forget Bryan Cournoyer as The Founder. Addressing the audience as one of the producers of the musical within a musical it can almost be easy to over look him as a narrator. However he also had multiple roles to play and brought each to life with perfect balance.
Bukowski's One True Love was portrayed by Katherine Rudeseal. She did a wonderful job in this role. Their meeting at a bar managed to be sweet and their duet "Chaser of My Heart" showcases her amazing voice. It's also quite an interesting love song, interjected with raw truths just like Bukowski's work. Her performance during "Love is a Dog From Hell" alongside Anna Gamel and Beth Corvino is spot on and eerily heart wrenching for anyone who has questioned a lover's fidelity.
Bringing myself back around to the beginning again, in the scenes of a young Bukowski struggling with peers and with his father, I found a bit of heartbreak. So much of the troubles he went through, being bullied for being different, being overly criticized by a father who doesn't understand, they still happen today. I actually found it difficult to watch the scene in the classroom with the teacher and children ganging up on him, and had to focus on the absurdity of the lyrics in order to not start crying right there. I can only hope that half of the children undergoing this treatment today find the strength to turn it into something lasting and positive the way Charles Bukowski did. Because despite his alcoholic nature he did have the strength to overcome those adversities and persevere in his dreams which is even more apparent during the number "Postal." In today's hot debate of gun control that is another number that is chilling and haunting as an examination of our society.
Over all the bare bones staging and props, as well as utilizing the cast in multiple roles not only made sense for the story but also made sense for C'est La Guerre. The cast was extremely well chosen and each had multiple moments to shine. It truly is an ensemble show. If I have any complaints it's that at times it was hard to hear the lyrics over the music and laughter, and that I didn't see the second half. Otherwise, I highly suggest catching this show this weekend before it's gone!


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Open Source Software has been around for the last couple of decades and its presence is now being felt across many sectors. Despite early scepticism, particularly from some corporate technologists, today open systems are making significant inroads into enterprise and critical computing systems.
Open Source Software has been around for the last couple of decades and its presence is now being felt across many sectors. Despite early scepticism, particularly from some corporate technologists, today open systems are making significant inroads into enterprise and critical computing systems.
This shift is heralding nothing short of a revolution in the IT industry. And it is a revolution that almost every major business will need to embrace, at least to some degree, over the medium term.
The paper which is being launched today, kindly sponsored by Amadeus, entitled Open for business , explores what this transition means for enterprise customers, IT providers and the end consumer.
The benefits to enterprise customers are manifold and include greater and swifter innovation, increased responsiveness, enhanced systems accessibility and support. The first two in particular make the open systems as much a business as an IT issue.
Likewise, there are advantages to the IT provider that also have a trickle down benefit for customers. These include lower total cost of ownership, the ability to attract highly skilled and talented staff, quicker access to new technology developments and access to a global community for quick problem resolution.
With this in mind, it would be easy to conclude that the arguments in favour of moving to open systems make it an obvious decision, however, as with most decisions, it is not quite so simple. The shift to open systems, despite the significant advantages, is not without its challenges. The paper provides lessons from those that have done it before which may help to reduce the challenges of transition.
Some of the learnings include: ensuring that there is a common support team for both the new and current systems, being realistic about the amount of resources required, only transferring what you need and using the transition as an opportunity for a clean up of systems architecture.
Nonetheless, the case for embracing open source software is compelling, both from a business and a technology perspective. Even in demanding high-volume transaction processing environments, open systems have proven not just fit for purpose, but critical to helping industries as diverse as financial services, banking and transport to adapt and transform how they operate.
In the travel sector, which is one of the fastest moving and most dynamic, there are significant advantages from shifting to open systems in terms of greater agility and cost reduction.
With information now one of the world's most powerful currencies, and innovation and speed of response key competitive weapons, open systems will be crucial to underpinning the winning commercial strategies of the future in all sectors.
We hope you will find the report interesting. If you are short of time, there is also an animationsummarising the key findings. You are most welcome to share them both.Editor's note:
Professor Jim Norton FREng BEng CDir CITP CEng DEng LLD FIoD FBCS FIET FRSA is the Immediate Past President of the BCS – the Chartered Institute for IT, a board member of the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology, Chief External Examiner for the Institute of Directors' Certificate in Company Direction and a trustee of the Foundation for Information Policy Research. His past roles include Chief Executive of the UK Radiocommunications Agency and Chairman of Deutsche Telekom Ltd. He is a respected adviser to governments, an independent director and has served on several notable enquiries and commissions. He led the team that authored the report on e-commerce for the British Prime Minister and was a member of the IPPR's Commission on National Security in the 21st Century.Any views expressed in this paper are the author's own and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Amadeus IT Group.


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Ferdinand learned he was not going to be selected on Thursday morning after Hodgson made some rather loose comments to a fellow passenger on the Tube heading to Arsenal's Champions League encounter with Olympiacos at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night.
In addition to confirming the 33-year-old was not going to be selected for the World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Poland, Hodgson also indicated Ferdinand's international career was over despite John Terry's retirement from England duty.
The words underlined Hodgson's squad announcement, in which there was no place for Ferdinand but a recall for Stoke's Ryan Shawcross, whose only previous call-up came under Fabio Capello in 2010.
Hodgson acknowledged he had made a mistake imparting such sensitive information to a random member of the public. And whilst he was unable to make contact with Ferdinand when he called on Thursday morning, the England coach made it clear he was unhappy at his actions, even if the brutal reality is the defender's 81-cap England career is almost certainly over.
"I am disappointed that a stray conversation has been reported," he said. "I didn't say Rio's career was over. I might have admitted, foolishly I guess, and I only have myself to blame, that I wasn't going to choose him in this squad.
"I am just disappointed this could be seen as a lack of respect to Rio which is something I would shy away from. I have the utmost respect for him, as a person and a player. It is not for me to call time on anyone's career. I would never dream of calling time on anyone's career. It is up to an individual player to decide if he doesn't want to play anymore and when I speak to Rio I will make that very clear to him."
It is understood the direct conversation between Hodgson and Ferdinand is still to take place. But the FA have been informed the 33-year-old accepts the apology and bears no personal grudge towards Hodgson. There is a certain naivety about Hodgson that means it is certainly plausible that he could get into a public chat and give away such information.
But it is a lesson the 65-year-old will learn from very quickly. "All I remember was that I was talking to quite a lot of people on the Tube and one guy said 'is Rio in the next squad?'," he said.
"I think I might have said 'I don't think so' and that is about as far as I went. But I shouldn't say that of course. It's a mistake and I need to apologise for it."
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Longhorn, the largest hardware-accelerated interactive visualization cluster in the world located at the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC), is providing researchers with unprecedented visualization capabilities and enabling them to effectively analyze ever-growing volumes of data.
Longhorn was awarded as part of the National Science Foundation's (NSF) eXtreme Digital (XD) program, the next phase in the NSF's ongoing effort to build a cyberinfrastructure that delivers high-end digital services to researchers and educators.
Since its debut in January 2010, users have been ramping up their projects on Longhorn. Currently, there are 470 active projects on the system and more than 38,000 jobs have been completed.
The system's total peak performance in CPUs is 20.7 teraflops, and in GPUs is 500 teraflops. Total peak rendering performance is 154 billion triangles per second, total memory is 13.5 terabytes, and total disk is captured in a 210 terabyte global file system.
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Thomas Fogal, a software engineer at the University of Utah's Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute, is using Longhorn to study volume rendering, a technique that allows researchers to understand three-dimensional structures using two-dimensional images. Fogal said doctors might use volume rendering to understand where a tumor sits in relation to vascular structure, or a chemical engineer might evaluate a simulation result to derive the best chemical mixture for high fuel economy.
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To help simplify job submissions, management and connection procedures, the TACC team developed the Longhorn Visualization Portal. Through the portal, users can visualize their data and view their allocations. In addition, the EnVision visualization system is available through the Longhorn portal. EnVision provides a full set of visualization methods through a simple wizard-based interface.
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Longhorn is available via TeraGrid along with TACC's other compute and visualization resources: Ranger, Lonestar, and Spur.
Longhorn operations are supported by the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) at The University of Texas at Austin. TACC is also partnering with the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute at the University of Utah, the Purdue Regional Visual Analytics Center, the Data Analysis Services Group at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, the University of California Davis and the Southeastern Universities Research Association.


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A Celebration Indeed: Review of Los Angeles Ballet's Latest
I attended LA Ballet's second weekend of their new ballet Celebration in Redondo Beach last Saturday. This is my sixth LAB performance, though half of them have been The Nutcracker, so it's extra exciting to see something brand new. I read it would be a combination of George Balanchine and Sonya Tayeh choreography, but that is the extent of my knowledge of what the evening would bring. The program was divided into three pieces, Balanchine bookending Tayeh's world premiere of My Greatest Fear.
The first piece was entitled Raymonda Variations. Raymonda is a ballet originally staged in Russia at the turn of the century. Balanchine revived the full length ballet in the 1940′s, and extracts of the ballet in the 50′s, 60′s and 70′s. LAB's extracts consisted of nine of Balanchine's staged variations. First, an opening piece with corps de ballet (but some are singled out for solos later) in medium flowing tutus, and introduction to the lead ballerina (Monica Pelfrey) in a blue pancake tutu. LAB has very talented dancers. But what I always notice, if my seats are good enough, is how young they are. It's wonderful to see such fresh faces on the stage, but it comes at a price. The main weakness that I notice at every show is when there are two or three dancers doing a combination across the stage, it is rarely ever completely synchronized. One dancer is a beat behind, one has her arm too high, or one is noticeably better (which reminds me of recitals with standouts, not professional ballet). That being said, the piece was beautifully staged and many of the dances were wonderfully danced.
Pelfrey performed a pas de deux with Christopher Revels that was beautiful. Balanchine's choreography is so interesting because you could easily mistake the piece for a classical one staged one hundred years earlier. But the lifts and the holds are unique and modern. Instead of Revels's hands on Pelfrey's hips to dip her in an arabesque, he does it one-armed, with his right arm across her waist to reach her right side—and the result is stunning. When dancing a pas de deux, most of the thankless work falls on the male dancer. He is there to make his ballerina look good. So he must be solid in all his holds and catches when she balances, or does turns, so she looks clean and controlled. This couple did look a bit shaky, and when Pelfrey performed solos, she was solid and spot on. So again, I think that Revels is a very young dancer, still learning his footing.
Variation V, danced by Julia Cinquemani, was the standout for me. She was perfect. Also wonderful were Grace McLoughlnin and Isabel Vondermuhll—the first with a hop arabesque finale across the stage that I have never seen before, and the second with an extremely difficult turn combination she pulled off brilliantly. If nothing else, Balanchine challenged his dancers and staged many of these variations to stay on pointe during the turns and combinations, which is harder than it looks. LAB took on the challenge quite well, and while the other two pieces looked very impressive, I would wager that this classical piece was the hardest to dance.
The second piece was a world premiere by So You Think You Can Dance choreographer favorite, Sonya Tayeh. Entitled My Greatest Fear, the piece is plainly about death, which was reveled to us before the curtain was drawn. The men wore only tight black pants, and the women wore black leotards so revealing that only a dancer could pull one off. Maybe it's my own particular taste, but I really do love modern dance in pointe shoes. Modern dance on its own has a tendency to teeter too closely to performance art at times. But when the choreography is modern dance and the dancers are ballet trained and on pointe, it can be so beautiful and emotional. Such was Tayeh's piece. It begins with the entire cast frozen on stage before going into frantic movements. Throughout, one can feel the heaviness that seems to be carried around on all of their shoulders, which contrasted with the pairings' lifts, which looked as light as a feather.
Even with the knowledge that the dances were about fearing death, it was hard not to see them as already dead, in a personal state of purgatory. I was blown away with how beautiful the extensions and lines were, especially with the juxtaposition on how pain and ugliness were emanating beneath the surface. The men especially stood out in this number. Tyler Burkett's solo was exquisite and the partnering was so solid, it really spotlit just how powerful these dancers can be. Tayeh's piece closed to Arvo Pärt's Spiegel im Spiegel, which was beautifully fitting to the visual of all the dancers joining to slowly wave to the audience, perhaps letting their limb speak for their body as a surrender flag.
To close the evening was Western Symphony, another Balanchine choreographed ballet. Although I knew it was ballet, I definitely felt like I was watching an extremely well danced version of Oklahoma! and the dancers might break into song with The Farmer and the Cowboy Should be Friends at any moment. A cheesy backdrop of an Old West town was the perfect setting for the saloon girls and cowboys to dance in front of, as they sported all the colors of the rainbow. All but one dancer had black tights and dyed black pointe shoes, giving their costumes the absolute musical theater look. Extremely upbeat numbers were fun to watch and you could not help but to smile at the theatricality of it all. It could be because we live in Los Angeles, where everyone is "also an actor," but I was delightfully impressed with how much character and sass each dancer put into the numbers. Without it, the dances would have fell flat, even if danced perfectly. Which, for the most part, they were. The company seemed confident, as if they were having just as much fun as we were. That is, after you give in to the extreme goofiness of it all, while still realizing you are at the ballet and not watching the barn raising from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. I found it to be the parts of a musical I enjoy the most, the dancing. It was a happy way to end the evening, but did not stay with me the next day, like Tayeh's piece.
- By Deidre Moore
For more information on the Los Angeles Ballet, please visit www.losangelesballet.org. Next in their Season 5 lineup will be Giselle in May.
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There's little doubt that Italy's crappy economy had a lot to do with the change, but anyone who's ever been to any of the country's narrow-streeted villages knows that perhaps it's not such a bad thing.
When my grandfather left Sicily to move to the U.S. in 1948, most Italians rode bicycles. They fit onto narrow streets and worked reasonably well within the framework of Italians' laissez faire approach to traffic laws. His visits over the years have revealed a car-clogged scene that can only be described as a clusterfuck.
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