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Though drought has robbed much of the profitability from farming in the Southeast, nationwide the agriculture industry is booming — much of that growth the result of new technology.
Nationwide farm equity has risen over $200 million per year for the past five years. The farm to debt ratio is at its lowest ebb in over 45 years. Though the profitability has been redistributed somewhat to grain crops in the past two years, the whole arena of biofuel productions offers new options to many farmers.
Speaking at the recent Southern Crop Production Association, Greg Conko, a fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington D.C., said globally farmers produced more than 250 million acres of bio-engineered crops, or about 7 percent of the world total. The U.S. produces over half the worldwide acreage of bioengineered crops (135 million acres).
In the U.S. 90 percent of the soybean crop, 85 percent of cotton and 50 percent of field corn is bio-engineered or genetically manipulated organisms (GMO). Worldwide, 60 percent of soybeans and 28 percent of cotton are GMO varieties.
Across the globe, a greater increase is expected from corn and canola, which currently are made up of 14 percent and 18 percent, respectively, according to Conko.
Developing nations, including China, India and Mexico, use GMO varieties in nearly 40 percent of their acreage. With dramatic growth predicted in these countries in the next 5-10 years, the use of GMOs worldwide is projected to grow at a much faster rate than U.S. growth.
A part of the speed-up in developing countries is greater acceptance by farmers and less regulation by their respective governments. Government restriction, according to Conko, more so in the European Union than in the U.S., has slowed use of GMO products in more developed countries.
Regardless of the location, farmers have found some uniform benefits to using GMO varieties. These plants require less total pesticide, allow farmers to plant more acreage with less labor and equipment, helps with better pest management, and offer more economic gain to the farmer, despite the high price of GMO seed.
Conko says, "Crop biotechnology has been the single most rapidly adopted agricultural technology in history. Certainly, this is true in the U.S. and almost as clearly it has been the most significant in the world."
There has been significant opposition to GMO products, especially in Europe. The most frequent target is Monsanto, which has pioneered the use of these plants and products, and without question has saved farmers worldwide billions of dollars in pest management, fuel, labor, and equipment costs.
Ronnie Cummins, who heads the Minnesota-based Organic Consumers Association, says "European labeling laws require GMO ingredients to be listed, making it easy to avoid them, but Americans and consumers are sitting ducks since no such labeling is required. The only way to be sure you are not eating GMO ingredients is to buy certified organic products."
The Organic Consumers Association has failed to publicize similar dangers to organically grown food — particularly the wide-scale use of copper sulfate in organic farming. Copper sulfate, when used in large quantities, can accumulate in the soil and create a potentially dangerous human health risk. However, there is no regulation for its use by organic farmers.
Cummins sites a 2005 report that his association contends leaves Monsanto holding the proverbial 'smoking gun'. Citing the report, Cummins says, "European news outlets reported harmful health impacts on lab rats that were fed Monsanto's root worm resistant corn (Mon 863). Monsanto, the world's largest maker of genetically modified corn, soybeans, canola and cotton, appears to have disregarded their own research on the harmful impacts of their GMO corn on rats."
MON 863 corn has subsequently been vindicated by both Monsanto and by food monitoring agencies worldwide. In March 2007, Greenpeace announced its findings on the effect of MON 863 corn on lab rats. The study, published in the journal Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, reports a new statistical analysis of a 90-day rat feeding study, performed with MON 863 corn.
The feeding study was previously evaluated in 2005, at which time it was concluded the study did not indicate adverse effects from the consumption of MON 863 corn. The same conclusion was reached by other food regulatory agencies around the world.
Unfortunately, such negative worldwide publicity has made introduction of GMO varieties more difficult, but especially so in the more developed countries of the world. In October, in some softening of its stance, the EU allowed several GMO products into several of their countries, but they can only be grown for export and only for livestock feed.
In the U.S., Conko says regulations have likewise slowed the development of new GMO products. This is despite no findings by the scientific community that any threats exist from recombinant DNA technololgy that did not previously exist from conventional plant breeding, he says.
Every new biotech crop variety developed by Monsanto, Syngenta, or DuPont is treated as a 'plant pest', until field testing proves it is not.
New GMO plant varieties with genetic improvments added via DNA splicing is considered by the EPA as a pesticide. Conko says it is easy to see how a corn plant that has a Bt gene inserted to improve insect resistance could be considered a pesticide.
However, cotton plants with glyphosate resistance genes or other herbicide resistance genes are also considered as pesticides, which doesn't make much sense, according to Conko.
The cumulative effect of regulatory hurdle-jumping has raised the cost of developing a new plant variety to over $1 million per plant. Most biotech companies evaluate dozens of plants to find the right combination of agronomic and gene-enhanced qualities. To get one high-yielding, high-quality, GMO plant to the market costs $30-50 million.
Conko says there are real risks involved in moving genes around. He sites a study of petunias in which unpredicted coloration occurred. The study has been used by opposition groups as an "I told you so" argument against use of GMO plants.
He points out that over a thousand or so years of conventional genetic manipulation through plant breeding and science has changed the color of corn from its natural color — blue — to the yellow and white corn we grow today.
Risks in changing the genetic makeup of plants, however, are not new. For example, nightshade, tobacco, tomatoes and potatoes are all in the same family and contain a potentially lethal chemical.
Wild tomatoes, which are purple to black in color, are highly toxic to humans.
Plant breeders over the past 100 years have used genetic traits from wild tomatoes to produce more hardy varieties which are popular today and bred to be safe for humans.
The overall impact of less government regulation and more acceptance by the public of GMO products will reduce the cost of developing these products. The introduction of many new products is likely to follow, giving growers many more management options.
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Corel receives bigger buyout offer
The other software company...
Corel has told regulators in Canada that it has received an improved offer to buy the firm, and the board has not yet decided what to do.
Venture capital firm Vector Capital, which already owns a majority stake in desktop software vendor Corel, is offering to buy the rest of the firm.
In a statement to Canadian share regulators, Corel said: "The Board is unable to take a position with respect to the Offer at the present time because they have not had the opportunity to complete their evaluation of the increase in the Offer price per common share that Vector advised them of late last night."
Vector Capital, based in San Francisco, offered $3.50 a share at the end of October, last night it increased this offer to $4 a share.
Corel makes alternatives to Microsoft's Office products, as well as several graphics and painting software packages like PaintShop. It also owns file compression software WinZip. It has struggled against Microsoft and Adobe but still makes revenue of about $200m a year.
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BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) Left winger Jefferson Montero and central midfielder Christian Noboa have overcome muscle injuries to make Ecuador's starting lineup for the Group E match against Switzerland at the World Cup on Sunday.
They were the only lingering injury doubts for either team ahead of the game at Estadio Nacional in the Brazilian capital.
Switzerland will play with its customary 4-2-3-1 formation, with 21-year-old Josep Drmic now the first-choice striker after a strong season with Nuremberg in Germany.
The Swiss are the seeded team in a group that also contains France and Honduras.
Switzerland: Diego Benaglio, Stephan Lichtsteiner, Ricardo Rodriguez, Steve Von Bergen, Johan Djourou, Gokhan Inler, Valon Behrami, Xherdan Shaqiri, Granit Xhaka, Valentin Stocker, Josip Drmic.
Ecuador: Alexander Dominguez, Juan Carlos Paredes, Walter Ayovi, Jorge Guagua, Fricson Erazo, Antonio Valencia, Christian Noboa, Carlos Gruezo, Jefferson Montero, Felipe Caicedo, Enner Valencia.


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"Two and a half billion people live in China or India. That's eight times the population of the United States and more than one-third of the world's total. But it's less than it would have been by hundreds of millions of people, thanks in part to two brutal practices: a Chinese limit of one child per family and widespread abortions of unborn Indian girls. Those practices may be on the way out..." READ MORE >
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Holy Man: What does the Dalai Lama actually stand for?
"'The more he gave himself to the world,' Iyer writes, the more Tibetans have come to feel 'like natural children bewildered by the fact that their father has adopted three others.' …Avidly embracing the liberating ideas of the secular metropolis, the Dalai Lama resembles the two emblematic types who have shaped the modern age, for better and for worse—the provincial fleeing ossified custom and the refugee fleeing totalitarianism. Even so, his critics may have a point: the Dalai Lama's citizenship in the global cosmopolis seems to come at a cost to his dispossessed people… It is hard to see the Dalai Lama bringing about mutual understanding in the world at large when he has failed to bring it about between China and Tibet." READ MORE >
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Cover Shot! is a regular feature here at the Café. I love discovering new covers, and when I find them, I like to share. More than anything else, I am consumed with the mystery that each new discovery represents. There is an allure to a beautiful cover. Will the story contained under the pages live up to promise of the gorgeous cover art?
Kady Cross must have pleased the cover gods, because all of her books are blessed with incredible covers. The Girl with the Iron Touch has the best so far! This is another May 2013 that I can hardly wait to get my hands on!
Finley Jayne, Griffin and their crew are stunned when one of their own is kidnapped. Emily has a way with machines—she can literally talk to them. But the automatons who abducted her aren't ordinary machines. They're almost human—and they want Emily to do something as horrifying as it seems possible.
To save Emily, Finley must contact the highly unsettling Jack Dandy and face her feelings for two vastly different men, even as Griffin's nightmares threaten to turn into a reality that might just end them all.


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NHEA honors two Hawai'i CC professors, UH Hilo employeeHawaiʻi Community College
Posted: Mar 21, 2013
HILO – Two Hawai'i Community College professors and a longtime UH Hilo employee have been named 2013 Educators of the Year by the Native Hawaiian Education Association, one of the most prestigious awards in Hawaiian education.
Dr. Taupōuri Tangarō, an associate professor and the chairman of the humanities department at Hawai'i CC; Kekuhi Kanae Kanahele Keali'ikanaka'oleoHaililani, assistant professor and coordinator at Hawai'i CC's I Ola Haloa Hawai'i Life Styles Program; and Gail Makuakāne-Lundin, executive assistant to the chancellor at the University of Hawai'i at Hilo, will be honored at NHEA's 14th Annual Convention, which takes place March 21 and 22 at the Hawai'i island campus of Kamehameha Schools.
Hawai'i CC Chancellor Noreen Yamane said the University of Hawai'i system is fortunate to have such dedicated educators working at Hawai'i CC and UH Hilo. "Tangarō, Gail and Kekuhi have a deep understanding of Hawaiian culture and history, which is incredibly valuable for our students and our college community overall," said Yamane. "Their knowledge is matched only by their dedication to ensuring that all students have a chance to succeed in our higher education system. I'm thrilled the NHEA is honoring them for their talent and hard work."
Tangarō, Makuakāne-Lundin and Kekuhi were nominated and selected by their peers for the NHEA Educator of the Year award.
Tangarō received his bachelor of arts from the University of Hawai`i at Hilo, his master of education from Heritage College, and his PhD from Union Institute and University. He is a Kumu Hula (teacher of hula), receiving his training from Hālau O Kekuhi, a traditional hula school known for the `aiha`a style of hula—a low-postured, vigorous, bombastic style reflecting the creative forces of the volcano.
Prior to her appointment as executive assistant, Makuakāne-Lundin served as the director of several student support programs at UH Hilo, including the Kipuka Native Hawaiian Student Center, the Hawaiian Leadership Development Program, the Student Support Services Program and the Health Careers Opportunity Program. "Aunty Gail" has been with UH Hilo for 29 years and is considered a leader in native Hawaiian student services on campus and within the UH system. She holds a master of science degree in public health from UH Mānoa, a bachelor of arts degree in biology from UH Hilo and is a doctoral candidate at the University of Southern California Rossier School of Education.
Kekuhi Kanae Kanahele Keali'ikanaka'oleoHaililani has trained in the tradition of Hula 'Aiha'a for 39 years and has been ritually elevated to the status of Kumu Hula, of Halau o Kekuhi by her mother, Kumu Hula Pualani Kanahele and her Aunt Kumu Hula Nalani Kanaka'ole. Under the direction of her mentors, Kekuhi has co-produced some of Hālau O Kekuhi's most significant contributions to oral and ritual arts performances.
Kekuhi volunteers her time as the executive director of the Edith Kanaka'ole Foundation, a family foundation dedicated to heightening and expanding indigenous Hawai'i consciousness through oral and ritual arts and traditions and education, and research activities.
Kekuhi holds a bachelor of arts in Hawaiian Studies from the University of Hawai'i at Hilo and a master of education from Heritage University. She will be pursuing a doctoral degree.


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Windows Utilities
Listed below are helpful applications for Windows as well as browser plugins, which extend the functionality of your UW Oshkosh Google Apps account.
The Academic Computing Helpdesk provides limited or no support for the utilities listed on this page. The helpdesk is able to assist you with general questions about using Google Apps and help you establish or reset a password. If you have any questions please contact the helpdesk at (920) 424-3020 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Gmail Notifier
Gmail Notifier is an application that alerts you when you have new Gmail messages. It displays an icon in your system tray to let you know if you have unread Gmail messages, and shows you their subjects, senders and snippets, all without your having to open a web browser. It also makes Gmail your default email application for MS Windows.
Google Talk
The Google Talk application for Windows installs on your Windows PC and can be set to open when the computer starts. In addition to text-based chat, Google Talk provides a voice and video chat service (webcam required) similar to Skype. Send IMs, make free voice and video calls (computer to computer), transfer files and more. This is the same Google Talk service that you can access in your Google Apps Gmail window.
To use Google Talks Voice and Video chat from your web browser, download the Google Video and Voice Plug-in for IE, Firefox, Safari and Chrome.
Download Google Talk for Windows.
Google Drive Sync
Access your Google Drive storage space directly from Windows Explorer by installing this application. Any file you put in the Google Drive folder in Windows will automatically sync to Google Drive on the Web. Also, any Google Doc you create will be available in the Google Drive folder in Windows. Simply click on a Google Doc in the Windows folder and it will be opened for editing in your Web broswer.
Download Google Drive for Windows.
Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook
This program will set up a new profile in Outlook that allows you to use Outlook with Google Apps. After it is installed and configured this tool will launch when you run Outlook, keeping your mail, contacts, calendar and notes in sync with your Web-based Google Apps accounts.
Download Google Apps Sync for MS Outlook.
Google Apps Migration Tool for Microsoft Outlook
USE ONLY for email stored in PST Archive files on your PC. Any email stored on the TitanMail server was or will be automatically moved to Gmail in Titan Apps for you by UW Oshkosh IT.
Transfer email, calendar items and contacts from your Outlook profile to Google Apps. This is a helpful tool for moving archived messages in Outlook to Google Apps (.pst files or personal folders).
After installing use your entire email address (firstname.lastname@example.com) and your UW Oshkosh Google Apps password to login to Google Apps. Browse your computer to find the .pst files you would like to copy to UW Oshkosh Google Apps. Please Note: Migrating large amounts of data may take several hours.


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Great Venues: Kingston Mines – Chicago
Check this great clip from UIC Campus Housing on Kingston Mines, Chicago's oldest and largest real blues club.
Recently celebrating its 40th anniversary, Kingston Mines presents Chicago Blues seven nights a week on two stages with two bands and guest vocalists. Voted Chicago's best blues club 11 years in a row by the Chicago Music Awards. Doc's Rib Joint serves the finest barbeque ribs, wings, catfish, and more for late night dining pleasure.
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It is difficult to recall who last year's other nominees for Best Supporting Actress Oscar even were thanks to the full-throated and heartbreaking turn Anne Hathaway gave in Tom Hooper's adaptation of the Les Miserables musical. The night was all hers, and rightfully so. But this year, the race is an absolutely fascinating one, featuring two previous Oscar winners (one a longtime A-lister the other an adored It Girl), an under-sung character actress, one acclaimed octogenarian, and one ingénue recognized for her first-ever film role.
Hailing from such buzzed about features a Blue Jasmine, American Hustle, Nebraska, August: Osage County and 12 Years a Slave, each of these actresses has earned plenty of ink over the last few months. But only one will win on Oscar night. Whose in it to win it and who will have to say, "Just getting the nomination is such an honor?" Allow me to break it down.
DARK HORSE: Sally HawkinsIn Blue Jasmine, the English actress transformed herself into a lower class single mom, looking for love in all the wrong places. She was terrific, proving a perfect foil to Cate Blanchett's broken title character. But while Blanchett's brilliant portrayal of a downward spiral has her pegged as a frontrunner in the Best Actress race, Hawkins is destined to be left in the dust in Supporting. It's not that she's not deserving; it's just not her year. I mean, have you seen the competition?


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It's the hard knock life for us
It's the hard knock life for us!
Instead of treated, we get tricked
Instead of kisses, we get kicked
It's the hard knock life!
[Verse 1]
From standing on the corners boppin'
To driving some of the hottest cars New York has ever seen
For dropping some of the hottest verses rap has ever heard
From the dope spot, with the smoke Glock fleeing the murder scene
You know me well...
From nightmares of a lonely cell, my only hell
But since when y'all niggas know me to fail? Fuck naw
Where all my niggas with the rubber grips, bust shots
And if you with me mama rub on your tits, and what-not
I'm from the school of the hard knocks, you must not
Let outsiders violate our blocks, and my plot
Let's stick up the world and split it 50/50, uh-huh
Let's take the dough and stay real jiggy, uh-huh
And sip the Cris' and get pissy-pissy
Flow infinitely like the memory of my nigga Biggie, baby!
You know it's hell when I come through
The life and times of Shawn Carter, nigga, Volume 2, y'all niggas get ready
[Verse 2]
I flow for those 'dro'ed out; all my niggas
Locked down in the ten by four, controlling the house
We live in hard knocks, we don't take over, we borrow blocks
Burn 'em down and you can have it back daddy, I'd rather that
I flow for chicks wishin', they ain't have to strip to pay tuition
I see your vision mama
I put my money on the longshots, all my ballers that's born to clock
Know I'mma be on top whether I perform or not
I went from lukewarm to hot
Sleeping on futons and cots to King Size
Green machines, to green 5's
I've seen pies, let the thing between my eyes analyze life's ills
Then I put it down type Braille
I'm tight grill with the phony
Rappers y'all might feel we homies
I'm like still, y'all don't know me, shit!
I'm tight grill when my situation ain't improving
I'm tryna murder everything moving, feel me?!
[Hook x2]
[Verse 3]
I don't know how to sleep, I gotta eat, stay on my toes
Got a lot of beef, so logically, I prey on my foes
Hustling's still inside of me, and as far as progress
You'd be hard-pressed, to find another rapper hot as me
I gave you prophecy on my first joint, and y'all lamed out
Didn't really appreciate it, 'til the second one came out
So I stretched the game out, etched your name out
Put Jigga on top, and drop albums non-stop for ya, nigga!
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Dana International of Israel helps out Eurovision
Thirteen years after winning the Eurovision Song Contest with Diva in 1998 Dana International was back again representing Israel with her self composed entry Ding Dong as she attempted to win the title again. Dana's victory in the 1998 contest had a strong impression on the world, and she became a cultural icon. In Israel (which has participated in Eurovision almost every year since 1973), on the night of the 1998 victory, thousands of people celebrated on the streets, and Dana has been a star ever since.
When I travel or speak with Israeli people and describe what I do for a living her name will come up within three minutes. It is like clock-work. I say something about Trans rights in English. The person I am speaking with asks what that means. Someone who is also Israeli and standing near us or involved in the conversation interjects and simply says, "Dana, you know Dana International." Dana International has become synonymous with not only the rights of Trans people but the full LGBT spectrum of identities. It is amazing.
Although she was sadly voted out of Eurovison Thursday night the history of this extraordinary woman has helped change the understanding of LGBT civil rights not only in Israel but also across the globe. Take a look at this BBC video talking about her impact on our world:
I hope that you will be able to join me at our Federations' LGBT Alliance booth celebrating Dana International and her contributions to our global community at Israel in the Gardens this June 5 in San Francisco.
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Neanderthals died out long ago, but their genes live on in us. Scientists studying human chromosomes say they've discovered a surprising amount of Neanderthal DNA in our genes. And these aren't just random fragments; they help shape what we look like today, including our hair and skin.These genes crept into our DNA tens of thousands of years ago, during occasional sexual encounters between Neanderthals and human ancestors who lived in Europe at the time. They show up today in their descendants, people of European and Asian descent.
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Three days after a 5.1 temblor shook the Southland, some cities continue to assess and deal with damages the quake caused.
In La Habra, which was the epicenter, city officials said the damages included walls, chimneys shifting, water main breaks in the 2000 block of Elmcroft Circle and the 300 block of Teakwood Avenue plus roof tiles shifting at The Children's Museum, 301 South Euclid St.
John Rees, emergency services coordinator for La Habra, estimated the city is looking at $30,000 worth of damages. He didn't have a figure for damages that occurred on private property in La Habra.
Rees said both water main breaks have been repaired. At the museum, he said some of the roof tiles shifted and moved. It needs to be re-tiled, he added.
The building had other issues before the earthquake so the city is looking to include the roof repair on a contract, he said.
Rees said a tarp was being put on the museum because rain was in the forecast for Monday night.
Fullerton was another city in Orange County affected by the earthquake. At one point, 20 apartments and five homes were red-tagged. On Sunday, residents of the apartments on North Associated Road were allowed to return home.
Fullerton Police Sgt. Jeff Stuart said building inspectors on Monday went to locations that were originally red-tagged.
"They've been working the last couple of days," Stuart said.
He didn't know the current status of the houses that were earlier deemed uninhabitable.
Stuart said the quake caused 12 water main breaks in the city and one at Fullerton College.
The city maintenance services reported that all water main breaks have been repaired as of Monday morning. However, road repairs are still pending in damaged areas.
The estimated cost to repair the damaged water lines and roads comes to $500,000, according to Chi-Chung Keung, public information officer for the city Fullerton.
"There should be no interruptions in water delivery, although there are some residences that have suffered water line damage on private property," according to a statement released by the city.
Law enforcement agencies in Whittier and the San Gabriel Valley as well as a spokesman from Southern California Edison said there were no new quake-related problems and outages on Monday.
Los Angeles County was mostly unscathed. Some communities reported minor damages Friday night and the weekend.
Bob Spencer, spokesman from County Department of Public Works, said rocks fell along Mount Baldy Road but it was cleared the same day.
In Diamond Bar, about an eight- to 10-foot chunk of a wall on Diamond Bar Boulevard fell. The wall is on private property.
There were reports of minor gas leaks and a ruptured pipe caused water to flow from the ceiling of a pharmacy in the unincorporated county community of Rowland Heights.
Also in Rowland Heights, county officials said there were surface cracks on the pavement in the 2600 block of Rudy Street but no structural damage.
In La Habra Heights, Fire Chief Doug Graft said Monday that damage there appears to be minimal from the earthquake.
"We don't have too many reports of anything as far as structural damage," Graft said. "There's also no infrastructure damage."
Graft said there were some tiny landslides, some chimneys that fell down and some homes that suffered cracked plaster. There were also a couple of residential water lines that broke. One was a sprinkler, he added.
But no homes needed to be red tagged.
The City Hall renovation project also wasn't affected by the earthquake, Graft said.
Staff writer Mike Sprague contributed to this report


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Registering a trademark for a company name is pretty straightforward. Many businesses can file an application online in less than 90 minutes, without a lawyer's help. The simplest way to register is on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Web site,
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Online trademark registration costs between $275 and $325 and requires information such as the categories of goods and services for which the mark will be used, date of the mark's first use in commerce and whether there's a design component to the mark you're seeking. Internet businesses registering their names should generally refrain from registering their Web extension, such as .com or .net, with their name, unless they're planning to register the mark both with and without. Getting a trademark without the domain extension will help prevent other businesses from registering the same name by just adding a different extension. Don't designate a specific design of your trademark in order to get the broadest protection.
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What's more, it's difficult to register names deemed too generic or descriptive (think "The Ice Cream Shop" or "We Sell Plants"). A trademark lawyer perhaps can help you find a way to get at least some protection.
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A DECISION on whether a former Chinese restaurant in York can become a late-night karaoke bar is set to be made early in the new year.
Plans for the refurbishment of the old Royal Dragon in Barbican Road have been submitted to City of York Council, but have been criticised by local residents.
The applicant, ZL Chen, wants to turn the building into a music venue called The Regency. The council granted a licence last month, but the proposed new venture still needs planning permission.
The site is being renovated, with plans to feature a ground-floor restaurant, three dining rooms for parties on the upper levels, and 11 karaoke rooms. Agents for Mr Chen said "significant investment" was being made in the building, which also once housed The Spotted Cow pub.
Council planners are expected to decide in mid-January whether the plans can go ahead, but they previously raised "significant concerns" about the venue's licence application, which also drew objections from nearby residents, due to the owners wanting to open until 3.30am every day.
A planning statement by town planners JWPC said the capacity of The Regency would be 100 and it would create ten new jobs. It also said the building was "of historic merit" and at risk, despite not being listed.
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The firm said soundproofing measures were included in the design to prevent music "impacting unreasonably" on nearby residents, and the last entry time for customers - who will have to eat at the restaurant to use the karaoke facilities - would be midnight.
It said the scheme would "preserve the site's historic character" and pay for its future upkeep.
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The Obama administration and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops continue their rocky ride as the bishops increasingly focus on concerns related to religious liberty. Bishops have become alarmed by, among other conflicts, the shutdown of Catholic foster parenting and adoption services in Illinois because of new laws governing civil unions; requirements that Catholic Relief Services include condom distribution in their H.I.V. prevention activities; and a too-narrow interim religious exemption in new Department of Health and Human Services requirements on reproductive services for women.
Speaking before a House subcommittee on Oct. 26, Bishop William E. Lori of Bridgeport, Conn., chair of the bishops' Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty, described "grave threats to religious liberty." He said the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence require government to protect religious liberty, "no matter the moral and political trends of the moment."
A public contretemps over the non-renewal of a Department of Health and Human Services contract with the U.S.C.C.B.'s Office of Migration and Refugee Services has become the latest source of conflict. Since 2006 the contract had directed more than $19 million to M.R.S. to coordinate counseling services for victims of human trafficking. That deal became the target of a lawsuit filed in 2009 by the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, demanding that H.H.S. "ensure that funds...are not being used to impose religiously based restrictions on reproductive health services."
The director of media relations for the U.S.C.C.B., Mary Ann Walsh, R.S.M., said the decision to end the relationship with M.R.S. and pass the work on to other agencies willing to make abortion and contraception referrals indicated a "very ham-fisted anti-Catholic attitude." She cited a story that appeared in The Washington Post on Oct. 31, which reported that the recommendations of career H.H.S. personnel were ignored when the grant was awarded to other agencies.
But Richard Sorian, H.H.S. assistant secretary for public affairs, said, "The review process for competitive grants is comprehensive and considers a number of factors, including, but certainly not limited to, the scores given by reviewers." Sorian said, "Ensuring the health and security of victims of human trafficking is H.H.S.'s top priority for programs providing funds to assist these victims," he said. "We are talking about women in many cases who have been repeatedly raped, sexually assaulted, held against their will and forced to work in cruel conditions. Their health and ability to retake control over their own lives is our sole concern in awarding these grants."
But Sister Walsh alleged it was abortion politics, not the needs of the trafficking victims that propelled the change. "It would be interesting to see if he could come up with an actual number when [reproductive services] was a need," she said. "Of the hierarchy of the needs [of trafficking victims]—food, shelter, counseling, safety, legal assistance," Walsh said, "I think those are all a lot higher."
Sorian denied that the M.R.S. decision reflected a bias against Catholic service providers. "This administration has and continues to partner with Catholic organizations, including U.S.C.C.B., across government," he said. "In fact, after their trafficking-related contract expired, U.S.C.C.B. received a $22 million grant from the Administration for Children and Families to provide employment services to refugees, asylees and victims of trafficking."
Another H.H.S. official pointed out that hundreds of millions in federal dollars were awarded to Catholic agencies for 2011. Sister Walsh wondered, however, if a changing climate in Washington and the ramifications of the A.C.L.U. suit might mean those grants and contracts will in the future become a diminishing resource for Catholic service providers.


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Medical technician gets 39 years for triggering hepatitis C outbreakBy KATHRYN MARCHOCKI
New Hampshire Union Leader
December 02. 2013 9:52PM
The case against David M. Kwiatkowski
Number of states in which he worked, 2003-2012: 8, in multiple hospitals
Hepatitis C diagnosis discovered: 2010 Number of patients he is known to have infected with hepatitis C: At least 45 (No way to determine precise number of those he exposed to virus): One at VA Medical Center, Baltimore, Md., in 2008; Six at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 2009; Six at Hays Medical Center in Kansas in 2010; 32 at Exeter Hospital in 2011-2012
Deaths: One known (Kansas) Cases Kwiatkowski pleaded guilty to Aug. 14: Seven of the NH cases plus the fatal Kansas case
Number of patients CDC recommended be tested for hepatitis C because of Kwiatkowski: More than 12,000 Number of Exeter Hospital patients tested: 3,753
Cost to New Hampshire to respond to public health crisis: $384,000
When Kwiatkowski began stealing pain killers intended for hospital patients: He admitted he began diverting drugs in 2002 when he and a co-worker stole vials of morphine from a Michigan emergency room.
What is hepatitis C: A viral, blood-borne illness most efficiently transmitted through contact with infected blood. It is potentially fatal. It is most commonly transmitted through needle-sharing by users of injectable drugs. It is occasionally spread sexually or through sharing personal items contaminated with infected blood (e.g. toothbrushes). There currently is no vaccine for Hepatitis C. A small percentage of those who become infected with the disease are able to "clear" the infection. Most (85 percent) develop chronic Hepatitis C. It can lead to chronic liver disease. There currently is no vaccine for Hepatitis C.
CONCORD — U.S. District Court Judge Joseph LaPlante on Monday sentenced former traveling medical technician David M. Kwiatkowski to 39 years in prison for infecting 45 patients with Hepatitis C — one of whom died — while he worked at hospitals in eight states — exposing what prosecutors call the medical community's "dirty little secret" of drug diversion among employees.
U.S. Attorneys John P. Kacavas of New Hampshire and Barry R. Grissom of Kansas said the sentence, which exceeds sentencing guidelines but is one year short of the 40-year term the government sought, sends a clear warning to anyone engaged in stealing narcotic painkillers from patients.
"Those who are contemplating drug diversion. Those who are engaged in drug diversion as we speak, should hear the message loud and clear: that 39 years (in prison) are in your future. It's a harsh sentence. We are grateful to Justice LaPlante for imposing it," Kacavas said after the hearing. He was flanked by federal, state and local law enforcers who led the 1 1/2-year criminal investigation.
Kwiatkowski, 34, infected at least 45 patients with hepatitis C by stealing syringes filled with the narcotic painkiller fentanyl intended for patient use, and injected himself with the narcotic. He then refilled the syringes with saline and put them back to be used on patients — even though he knew he had hepatitis C.
Kwiatkowski carried out his drug diversion scheme from 2003 to 2012 while working at hospitals in at least eight states. It was uncovered in May 2012 when an outbreak of hepatitis C occurred at Exeter Hospital while Kwiatkowski worked there.
The sentencing followed about 3 1/2 hours of statements from victims and their families, many of whom struggled through tears to describe the devastation the potentially fatal, blood-borne disease has wrought on them and their families.
"You may only be facing drug charges, but make no mistake, you are a serial killer," Kathleen Murray of Elmira, N.Y., told Kwiatkowski, showing him a picture of her mother, Lucy Starry, then 90, when she went to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Md., for heart surgery and became infected with hepatitis C.
The once-vibrant woman who maintained a "huge garden," lived alone and "could work circles around me" in her New York state home, now can barely walk across the kitchen, is weak, frail and in constant pain, said Murray and her sister, Peg Seaman of Millersville, Md.
"I had to come here today for mom — just to see firsthand what evil looks like. And you are evil," added Murray, a prison nurse who told the court her mother hopes Kwiatkowski "gets life."
Of the 45 known victims, 32 became infected while patients at Exeter Hospital; one was infected at the VA Medical Center and six others at Johns Hopkins Hospital, both located in Baltimore, Md.; six patients were infected at Hays Medical Center in Hays, Kansas. One of the Kansas patients — 89-year-old grandmother Eleanor Murphy — later died from complications.
Addictions blamed
Kwiatkowski was arrested July 19, 2012, and pleaded guilty last Aug. 14 to eight counts each of tampering with a consumer product and obtaining controlled substances by fraud in connection with seven of the New Hampshire cases and the fatal Kansas case.
His public defenders sought a 30-year prison sentence, saying Kwiatkowski had abused alcohol and narcotics since high school and his conduct was largely the result of his addictions, for which he did not get treatment.
Kwiatkowski, a husky, dark-haired man dressed in light olive prison scrubs, sat seemingly impassive between public defenders Jonathan R. Saxe and Bjorn Lange through most of the hearing — even as several victims angrily demanded answers or a show of remorse.
"You killed me. You don't have anything to say to me?" Donald Page, 50, pleaded, his face flushed and visibly shaking as he faced Kwiatkowski.
"You took my life," Page continued as Kwiatkowski stared ahead in silence. Page wept as his former wife, Joan, took his arm and escorted him back to his seat.
As the hearing drew to a close, Kwiatkowski stood and turned to face the more than 100 people who packed the courtroom.
"I have listened to you guys. I have read your statements. I agree with you. I do belong in prison," Kwiatkowski read aloud from a written statement.
"I know it's no excuse for what I've done (but) I never hurt anyone intentionally," Kwiatkowski added, blaming his conduct on his addictions to alcohol and narcotics. He apologized to the victims, their families and the health care institutions for which he worked.
Public health crisis
Kwiatkowski's conduct set off a national public health crisis prompting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to recommend 12,000 people be tested for hepatitis C. Assistant U.S. Attorney John J. Farley said Kwiatkowski's conduct resulted in the greatest number of victims reported in a drug diversion case. And, Farley added, his actions were particularly heinous because he could have stolen the narcotic syringes and replaced them with sterile ones. Yet Kwiatkowski chose to refill the tainted syringes and return them for patient use even though he knew he had hepatitis C at least since 2010.
"He is a monster," U.S. Attorney Grissom of Kansas said. "We not only have victims who now carry hepatitis C, but their victimization extends to their families, their loved one, even their communities."
In fact, one case of secondary infection has been reported in New Hampshire where a close relative of one of the victims contracted the disease.
While the convictions and sentencing close all criminal cases against Kwiatkowski, Kacavas said he has directed his staff to draft a policy paper that will highlight "systematic failures" in the medical care system that allowed Kwiatkowski to "exploit critical gaps" that enabled him to continue infecting others in multiple states.
"It has cast a harsh light on the dirty little secret of drug diversion in the medical setting and it has heightened public sentiment toward reform and management," Kacavas said.
The team that investigated and prosecuted Kwiatkowski's criminal case now will work on a white paper that will identify these gaps and systemic failures and possibly propose civil or administrative remedies, Kacavas said.
For instance, while "drug diversion is prevalent in the medical community, it is not reported to law enforcement as it should be," he said.
"However, it is a crime and had the crime been reported to law enforcement, this serial infector would not have reached Kansas, he wouldn't have reached Baltimore and he wouldn't have reached New Hampshire," Kacavas said.
'Beyond recklessness'
In sentencing Kwiatkowski, LaPlante read aloud the 45 victims' names and thanked those who spoke in court.
"I don't know what to make of this crime," LaPlante continued. "The law doesn't view it as purposeful or knowing conduct. Just viewing it as reckless conduct or a crime of addiction just doesn't do it justice. There is a component to your conduct that goes beyond recklessness. There is a component of cruelty or sadistic or hostility or something about it," the judge continued.
Not only did Kwiatkowski deprive patients of medication by stealing their painkiller, but he chose to use tainted syringes rather than sterile ones, knowing the likelihood of spreading infection, the judge noted.
Explaining his reason for imposing one year less than the 40 years the government sought, LaPlante said this was a gesture he hoped Kwiatkowski would act upon while in prison.
"People do have a capacity for mercy. This isn't any generous helping of that. It's just a token," LaPlante explained. "As you spend the next 39 years of your life in prison, I hope you remember the one year you didn't get and remember and try to develop that capacity in yourself."
Kwiatkowski was ordered to be on three years of supervised release after his release from prison and to pay nearly $25,000 in restitution to two of his victims. The court requested Kwiatkowski be imprisoned close to Canton, Mich., where his family lives.
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These photos were obviously taken on the same day as my makeup monday post. I originally wore this dress for Closetista, but decided to wear it again (for more than an hour) a few days later. Instead of my go-to bow sash, I paired it with this incredible vintage belt that my mom got for me. It's covered in beads and rhinestones!
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Yes, ebay is aware of the China problem and collectively do not give a hoot. They will rescind your MBG options before even thinking about booting Chinese sellers whoare refunding due to "lost" packages.
Well then you take your chances.
Keep opening cases and you will find your buyer protection cancelled.
well if thats the way it goes, that's the way it goes, what can you do? spend more money to keep ebay happy?
i also buy a lot on aliexpress, and for some reason i had much less stuff not arriving from there.
99.9% of the time it arrives, any idea why is that? maybe ebay is more open to scams?
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MANCHESTER — A city woman being arraigned Friday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on charges that included assault, threw a chair at the judge, following up with shouted profanities.
Kristie Chapman, 38, of 140 Central St., who had sat hunched over in the jury box, appearing to chew on her fingers as the other detainees were arraigned, became increasingly agitated as Judge Thomas Barry went through the arraignment process with her, asking routine questions, including whether she would swear to the accuracy of information she had placed on an application for a court-appointed lawyer.
"I can't remember what I wrote," she said. As Barry continued to question her on routine matters, Chapman interrupted. "My mother has kidnapped my daughter and that's the truth," Chapman shouted.
She also said that's why she had gone to her mother's Chestnut Street address, the basis for the trespass charge. That's where she's accused of spitting on one police officer and struggling with two officers trying to handcuff her.
The judge cautioned Chapman several times about saying anything about the charges themselves, because the court proceedings are recorded and anything said could be used against her at trial. But Chapman continued to talk, saying she wanted to plead guilty to all charges, which also included a June assault in which she knocked a person to the ground at the Central Street address.
Told she couldn't plead guilty at the arraignment and the bail was going to be the $3,000 cash/surety requested by police prosecutor Carrissa Pelletier, with conditions that included not going to the Chestnut Street address, Chapman reacted violently.
She picked up one of the armless metal chairs in the jury box and threw it at the judge, screaming at him.
As deputies hustled Chapman out of the room, followed by police prosecutors, a bailiff retrieved the broken chair. The judge appeared unruffled. Chapman is likely to be charged with at least criminal mischief as a result of the chair-throwing. Trial was set for Sept. 11.
Both parties arrested
Two Massachusetts residents were arraigned Friday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division, the man for violating a domestic violence protective order and the woman for simple assault and criminal mischief.
Bail was set at $500 cash/surety for Cadust Michaud, 27, of 571 Main St., Waltham, who is accused of violating the DVP by being with Jennica Cesar, 26, of 11 Gardner St., Waltham, in violation of the protective order.
Cesar, whose bail was continued at $1,000 personal recognizance, is charged with simple assault, for allegedly slapping her ex-boyfriend on the side of his face, and criminal mischief, for breaking off the passenger side mirror on his vehicle.
Trial for Michaud was set for Sept. 11 and trial for Cesar was set for Oct. 10. Bail conditions for both bar contact with the other.
Offers an explanation
Bruce Allaire, 34, of 45 Myrtle St., pleaded innocent Friday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to violation of a protective order.
Allaire is accused of being in a vehicle Thursday on Amory Street with the woman who obtained the order.
Allaire told Judge Thomas Barry: "I was under the impression is was dropped." Police prosecutor Carrissa Pelletier said Allaire is under the umbrella of a 12-month suspended sentence on a January conviction for violation of a protective order and was indicted for felony simple assault by the May Hillsborough County North Grand Jury, both cases involving the same woman.
Bail was set at $2,000 cash/surety, with conditions barring contact with the woman and barring any consumption of alcohol. Trial was set for Sept. 11.
Grandmother was theft victim
Michael Revell, 22, of 245 York St., Stoughton, Mass., pleaded innocent Friday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to misdemeanor charges of theft by unauthorized taking and theft by deception.
Revell is accused of taking jewelry from his grandmother and selling it to Cash for Gold, knowing it was stolen and not his to sell.
Bail was set at $2,000 cash/surety, with conditions barring him from contact with his grandmother and the store. Trial was set for Sept. 11.


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LONDON (AP) — Margaret Thatcher barely concealed her distaste for sports while serving as prime minister of Britain. Instead, she tried to use the athletic arena as a political weapon of sorts during the Cold War, and even took on the soccer establishment as violence at matches damaged the nation's image.
So divisive was Thatcher's 11-year rule of Britain that her death at the age of 87 on Monday produced no tributes from the country's major sporting institutions. The Premier League even told soccer clubs that they would not have to hold a minute's silence in honor of the late British leader.
"She never really understood sport until it migrated — and sometimes mutated — beyond the back page, or impacted on other areas of policy," Sebastian Coe, who became a legislator with Thatcher's Conservative Party after winning Olympic titles as a runner, recalled in his autobiography.
During her first year in power, Thatcher asked British athletes to boycott the 1980 Olympics in Moscow following the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. According to recently released letters from the time to the British Olympic Association, Thatcher warned that their "attendance in Moscow can only serve to frustrate the interests of Britain."
But Coe, in his 2012 book, recalled endorsing Labour legislator Austin Mitchell's view that Thatcher's stance was "mean and petty and stupid, and a demonstration of impotence rather than anything else."
Though some British competitors stayed away, in an early show of the limits of Thatcher's attempts to impose herself on the world stage, many — including Coe — defied the premier's advice and took part. The United States boycotted the games.
"Using (sport) as a weapon was both craven and self-defeating," said Coe, who won the first of two 1,500-meter Olympic titles in Moscow and was the chief organizer of last year's Olympics in London.
Thatcher also considered ordering Britain's soccer teams to pull out of the 1982 World Cup after the U.K. went to war with Argentina over the Falkland Islands.
Although neither England, Scotland nor Northern Ireland were due to play in the same group as Argentina, there were fears they could meet in the later stages of the tournament in Spain. The British eventually feared that a boycott could be used by Argentina as a propaganda coup, and Thatcher backed off from a battle with soccer authorities.
Soccer problems closer to home vexed Thatcher as well, especially as disorderly conduct among fans damaged the country's reputation.
The problem came to a head in 1985 when rioting by Liverpool fans at the European Cup final between their team and Italy's Juventus in Brussels caused a stampede that left 39 people — most of them Italian fans — dead.
Thatcher said those responsible for the rioting "have brought shame and disgrace to their country and to football (soccer)."
"We have to get the game cleaned up from this hooliganism," Thatcher added, as English clubs were eventually banned from European club competitions until 1990.
The tragedy in Brussels ultimately had a positive effect on crowd behavior in England. Increased security at the grounds, bans on the sale of alcohol at games and a general feeling of disgust among fans led to a dramatic drop in violence.
But Thatcher's response to another major soccer tragedy — the Hillsborough disaster — infuriated fans and reinforced her enduring unpopularity among sections of the public.
A crush at the 1989 FA Cup semifinal against Nottingham Forest led to 96 Liverpool fans dying after being herded into caged-in enclosures that were already full.
Many died because of a lack of attention from police and emergency services, but it was only last year that campaigners finally gained an apology from the British government absolving fans of any responsibility for the disaster in Sheffield.
Thatcher was accused of being involved in a decades-long cover-up that shielded police from responsibility.
"We know she had sly meetings the evening of the disaster and the morning after at the ground and that is when the cover-up started," Margaret Aspinall, chairwoman of the Hillsborough Family Support Group, said Monday.
Thatcher used the Hillsborough disaster to press ahead with plans for Europe's first compulsory membership program for soccer fans. But in the face of opposition led by the Labour Party, which described the membership cards as "an offense against common decency," the program was not introduced.
What did change in soccer — following a public inquiry ordered by Thatcher — was the introduction of all-seater stadiums that made matches in England among the safest in the world in the years after Thatcher quit in 1990 and was succeeded by John Major.
While sport is barely mentioned in Thatcher's autobiography, Major used his own tome to say that sport was not "a guiding interest in her life" — despite Thatcher's husband, Denis, being a keen golfer and a one-time rugby referee.
"She tried occasionally to show an interest, and dutifully turned up to watch great sporting events, but always looked rather out of place," Major said.


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Telangana government is ready to unveil a draft new policy on Pharma and Bulk Drug Sector. The state government has acquired 11,000 acres of land at Mucherla at the outskirts of Hyderabad . (roughly 70 kms away ) They are in the process of preparing a detailed project report (DPR) in coordination with the pharma industry and the pollution control board so that every ingredient required for the industry and environment safety is incorporated.
With the ?Make in India policy? of the government, the industry is expecting sops like tax breaks, weighted tax deduction at 150 per cent for R&D expenditure and availability of affordable land for the industry.
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Yep. Often classical will use the definite article where an English speaker would use a possesive. [face=SPIonic]a)ei\ a)kou/w tou= patro/j[/face] "I always listen to the (i.e. my) father."

Homer will omit such things if the context is clear and it suits him to do so.
In New Testament Greek I would have expected a word in the genitive to indicate whose desire it was.
Several times in Homer I have noticed that I have to supply the word 'his'. Is this a characteristic of Homer or Classical Greek in general?


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:
ABC's "This Week" — Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y.
NBC's "Meet the Press" — Former President Bill Clinton; White House adviser Valerie Jarrett; Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus.
CBS' "Face the Nation" — Sens. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va.
CNN's "State of the Union" — Reps. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., and Mike Rogers, R-Mich.; William W. Taylor III, attorney for former IRS official Lois Lerner.
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PSA £25 in Evans sale ATM.
If you're thinking of buying this product using a cashback deal why not use the road.cc Top Cashback page and get some top cashback while helping to support your favourite independent cycling website
Louis Garneau may sound like a haute couture brand, but this Canadian company manufactures a wide range of cycling kit, including these Sotchi Gloves, which are ideal for spring and autumn riding, when it's too chilly for track mitts, but not cold or wet enough for full-on winter gauntlets. Indeed they also work well (if it's dry) on the sort of mild winter days we've had so many of this year.
The gloves are made from three main materials: a windproof medium-weight Lycra on the back of the hand; a soft neoprene cuff; and a thicker leather-like fabric on the palm which is lightly dimpled to provide grip and a bit of extra shock-absorbsion. The same fabric extends into the gap between thumb and forefinger so there's extra grip and padding when you're riding on the hoods.
All the fabrics stretch, so the end result is a very comfortable glove – close fitting without being tight, and very flexible, so braking and changing gear isn't restricted.
The gloves are long in the finger, so there's no pressure on the finger tips when you're gripping the bars or hoods, and the cuff is also long enough to cover the wrist, with a big Velcro tab for extra fine-tuning. And just in case the close fit might lead to a bit of internal clamminess, the palm has small vents to allow moisture to escape.
Other features include 'pre-bent' fingers – similar to the anatomic cut in many larger cycling garments such as tights and shorts – so the glove is in the shape of your hands when they're holding the bars, rather than when they're flat. This means less creasing in the fabric, which further aids comfort. Put all this together, and these are some of the most comfortable gloves I've ever used. And while appearance ain't everything, it has to be said these gloves look pretty stylish too.
At a recommended price of £45 the Sotchis aren't cheap. But they are very well-made and very comfortable, and the cost compares well against similar gloves from some other brands, so this price represents fair value. There is also a women's version of the Sotchi glove available.
Very well-made and very comfortable gloves, ideal for spring and autumn riding. Stylish too, but not cheap.
If you're thinking of buying this product using a cashback deal why not use the road.cc Top Cashback page and get some top cashback while helping to support your favourite independent cycling website
road.cc test report
Make and model: Louis Garneau Men's Sotchi Gloves
Size tested: Black/Red
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
The Louis Garneau website says this: "The Sotchi Gloves have an adjustable neoprene cuff that eliminates pressure points and offers a custom fit. The patented Ergo Air System ensures adequate moisture transfer." To be honest, I'm not convinced the neoprene cuff "eliminates pressure points" any more than any other glove, but the moisture transfer claim is fair.
Other details given on the website include:
* Fitted neoprene cuff
* Drytex 3M lining
* 3M reflective piping
* Pre-shaped 70 degree finger curve
* Temperature : -20°C / -4°
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
According to the Louis Garneau website, the fabrics used to create the gloves are:
* upper hand: Windstop Lycra upper hand
* palm: Digital Amara
* thumb: Microfiber
I've only ridden with these test pair for a few weeks, but the fabrics and construction qualities are very good, so it's likely these gloves will last a long time if you look after them.
These gloves weigh just over 100g. This, combined with their flaxible fit, means you hardly know you're wearing them.
These are some of the most comfortable gloves I've ever used.
Did you enjoy using the product? yes
Would you consider buying the product? yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? yes
About the tester
Age: 50 Height: 5ft 10 / 178cm Weight: 11 stone / 70kg
I usually ride: an old Marin Alp My best bike is: an old Giant Cadex
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: A few times a week I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: touring, club rides, sportives, general fitness riding,


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I found a book titled "Seeing Fresh: The Practice of Contemplative Photography" by Michael Wood to be one that taught me to think more about the artistic side and "seeing", than the technical side. There are enough books about the latter, but I find good books about the former are rare.
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Here's a look at Thursday's high school results from around the area:
The highlights:
Boys basketball:
Logan Lokie scored 11 points to lead Nansemond-Suffolk Academy past Appomattox Regional Governor's School 39-38. It was the first win for the Saints (1-11), who were down 22-4 early in the second quarter.
Girls basketball:
Jackie Jordan's 15 points and 19 rebounds led Smithfield (5-3, 5-2 Bay Rivers District) to a 50-29 home win over Warhill.
Jordan Brooks added 17 points and Tiffany Lennon had 14 points and four blocks for the Packers. Aquazia Jones led the Lions with 10 points. ...
Keyana Brown scored 21 points and Tiara Strong scored 16 to lead Williamsburg Christian Academy past Alliance Christian 85-18. ...
Jessica Pieroni scored 18 to lead Nansemond-Suffolk Academy past Trinity Episcopal 56-18.


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Pistons announce Datome, Bynum signings
The Detroit Pistons have officially announced the signings of
Italian forward Luigi Datome and guard Will Bynum.
The Pistons agreed about a week ago to a $3.5 million, two-year
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contract with Datome, who has played professionally in Italy since
2003. The 25-year-old Datome is 6-foot-8 and has been a member of
the Italian national team since 2007.
Datome was named Italian League MVP with Roma in 2013, averaging
16.7 points and 5.7 rebounds per game. He shot 41.5 percent from
3-point range.
Datome hopes he can provide steady outside shooting for a
Detroit team that already has promising big men Greg Monroe and
Andre Drummond, and signed free agent forward Josh Smith last
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