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Israel advances Jewish center in east Jerusalem
JERUSALEM (AP) — A municipal planning committee on Wednesday advanced a plan to build a Jewish seminary in the heart of an Arab neighborhood of east Jerusalem, triggering angry Palestinian accusations that Israel was undermining already troubled Mideast peace efforts.
The move came amid deadlocked negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians over the outlines of a final peace deal. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who is mediating, is expected to present his vision for a proposed agreement in the coming weeks.
The fate of east Jerusalem is one of the most sensitive issues in the peace efforts. The Palestinians seek east Jerusalem, captured by Israel in the 1967 Mideast war, as the capital of a future independent state. Israel considers east Jerusalem to be part of its capital and says it will never relinquish control of the area and its sensitive religious sites.
In Wednesday's vote, the city planning council gave preliminary approval for a nine-story Jewish seminary in the Arab neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah.
Brachie Sprung, a Jerusalem municipality spokeswoman, said the vote was only a recommendation to build the seminary, and that the project needed more approvals before it can be built.
But in east Jerusalem, even discussions about changing the sensitive landscape can set off tensions. Nimr Hamad, an aide to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, called the move "a new obstacle on the road to peace and a new obstacle in front of Mr. John Kerry's mission."
"This also proves that the Israeli government indeed flouts the position of the international community and the international public opinion, thinking they can impose facts on the ground," he added.
In addition to east Jerusalem, the Palestinians also seek the adjacent West Bank and Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip for their state. They say that continued Israeli settlement construction is a sign of bad faith that makes it increasingly difficult to partition the land. More than 550,000 Israelis now live in the West Bank and east Jerusalem.
The international community opposes settlement construction, and Kerry has said it raises questions about Israel's commitment to peace. Despite the criticism, Israel has announced plans to build thousands of new settlement homes since peace talks resumed last July.
Pepe Alalo, a member of the planning committee, said the seminary project had been delayed when Kerry was in the region to advance peace talks. He said he voted against the plan, calling it a "provocation."
Kerry has set an April target date for reaching the outlines of a peace deal. With few signs of progress so far, the Palestinians have threatened to resume their campaign seeking recognition of their independence. In 2012, the U.N. General Assembly recognized Palestine as a nonmember state, opening the way for them to seek membership in dozens of international organizations.
Israel opposes the campaign, calling it an attempt to bypass peace talks.
On Wednesday, the Israeli army said it has turned away Gazan medical patients seeking treatment outside their territory because referral letters were marked "State of Palestine," a status Israel does not recognize.
The Palestinian Authority, a self-rule government in the West Bank, uses "State of Palestine" on most stationery, but not in correspondence with Israeli authorities.
Maj. Guy Inbar, a military official, said Wednesday that about 70 patients from the Gaza Strip submitted requests this week to enter Israel for treatment and were turned down. He says Israel only handles paperwork marked "Palestinian Authority."
It was unclear if the standoff over the patients stemmed from a clerical error or a change in Palestinian policy.
Ibrahim Barzak in Gaza City, Gaza Strip, and Mohammed Daraghmeh in Ramallah, West Bank, contributed reporting.


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Bluetooth Remote Control
Mobilewitch Bluetooth Remote Control can be used to control your computer directly from your cellphone. The main purpose of the software is to turn your mobile phone into a universal PC remote control. The application is perfect for business as well as for your own enjoyment. Now you can easily...
Platforms: Windows, Symbian
|License: Freeware
|Size: 6.81 MB
|Download (34): Mobile Witch Remote Control Download
blurc - Bluetooth Remote Control Control your Linux computer with a Mobile Device running J2ME and BT. blurc is splited in two parts: blurcc, the blurc client, running on the mobile device; blurcd, the blurc daemon running on the linux computer.
Platforms: *nix
|License: Freeware
|Size: 61.44 KB
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Vectir is a PC remote control application that lets you control applications such as Winamp, iTunes, Windows Media Player and PowerPoint with a Bluetooth enabled mobile phone or infrared (IR) remote control. Other features include remote desktop, mouse pointer control, keyboard control, master...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $14.95 USD
|Size: 10.96 MB
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Bluetooth Remote Control turns your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone into a universal controller for Window.
See your Power Point slides directly in the phone, browse/play the songs in ITune, WIinAM and Media player and
much more...
Bluetooth Remote Control is a true universal remote control...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $9.95 USD
|Size: 1.29 MB
|Download (5537): Bluetooth Remote Control Download
ShowDirector for PowerPoint provides wireless remote control of all your PowerPoint slide show presentations over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. With 5-way navigation, PPT ShowDirector is the most powerful, flexible PowerPoint slideshow remote control available today. Use with any Android cell phones or...
Platforms: Windows, Android
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $4.95 USD
|Size: 901.12 KB
|Download (31): ShowDirector PowerPoint Remote Control Download
Phone Remote Control turns your Bluetooth or WiFi enabled mobile phone into a universal controller for Windows. See your PowerPoint slides directly in the phone, browse/play the songs in ITunes, WinAMP and Media player and much more... Phone Remote Control is a true universal remote control that...
Platforms: Windows, BlackBerry, Handheld/Mobile Other, Other
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $12.95 USD
|Size: 3.36 MB
|Download (32): Phone Remote Control Download
Vectir is a PC remote control application that lets you control applications such as Winamp, iTunes, Windows Media Player and PowerPoint with a Bluetooth enabled mobile phone or infrared (IR) remote control. Other features include remote desktop, mouse pointer control, keyboard control, master...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $19.95 USD
|Size: 9.51 MB
|Download (30): Vectir - IR and Bluetooth Remote Control Download
The overall goal of this project is to provide wireless Bluetooth or InfraRed remote control service for Linux. In contrast with other Bluetooth remote control programs anyRemote is not limited to SonyEricsson or JSR-82 capable phones.
Platforms: *nix
|License: Freeware
|Size: 296.96 KB
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1. File Share
File Share is equally fast and easy with this remote control software. Just double Click,
drag or use right-key to open the files you want to share, then the files will list in Share File List.
2. File Download
Of course, Hero Remote Control can transfer data very...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $39.95 USD
|Size: 606 KB
|Download (221): Hero Remote Control Download
Radmin (Remote Administrator) is the popular, award winning secure remote control software which enables you to work on a remote computer in real time as if you were using its own keyboard and mouse. You can remotely access the same computer from multiple places and use advanced File Transfer...
Platforms: Windows, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $49.00 USD
|Size: 7.51 MB
|Download (524): Radmin Remote Control Download
Easily take control of computers on your network. Remote Control LAN allows you remotely access computers on your network without ever installing an agent. Simply type in the host name, IP address, or browse your Windows domain for the computer. Click connect, and it will automatically install...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $129.00 USD
|Size: 987.08 KB
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Platforms: *nix
|License: Freeware
|Size: 8.3 MB
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A Remote Control Software truly engineered for IT Professionals with unique features such as Citrix and Terminal Services Session Shadowing, Data Center Monitoring, Video Recording and Remote Assistance over public networks. Designed to Support Heterogeneous Infrastructures: Goverlan Remote...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Demo
|Cost: $299.00 USD
|Size: 39.18 MB
|Download (89): Goverlan Remote Control Software Download
DameWare Mini Remote Control provides powerful remote control software for connecting to remote desktops, laptops and servers to troubleshoot and solve issues.
DameWare Mini Remote Control (MRC) is the best value in remote control software and has been used for more than 10 years by...
Platforms: Windows, Windows 7, Windows Server
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $259.00 USD
|Size: 57.06 MB
|Download (69): DameWare Mini Remote Control Download
Description of ABZSoft Remote Control:
Would you like to help friends or acquaintances with their computer problems from a remote location or have them help you? Do you want to make large files available to others quickly and easily? Or would you like to show your desktop to someone at a remote...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $39.95 USD
|Size: 891.17 KB
|Download (60): ABZSoft Remote Control Download
"Camera Remote Control for Nikon" software by ColorRiver is used for remotely control Nikon DSLR cameras connected to a computer by USB cable or other interface. The program gives you full control over all camera parameters including shutter speed, aperture, ISO, flash parameters, focus...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $19.95 USD
|Size: 10.18 MB
|Download (64): Camera Remote Control for Nikon Download
CrossTec Remote Control is designed to provide you with vital tools to help you access, control and support PCs across your operation. With CrossTec Remote Control you can easily and securely reach any Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Sun Solaris, or CE device from your desktop, or Pocket PC.
See the...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Freeware
|Download (31): CrossTec Remote Control Download
The Goverlan Remote Control product has been adopted by large organizations throughout the world as their enterprise wide remote control solution. This is because Goverlan Remote Control has been designed to be implemented effortlessly and securely in the enterprise. Automatic agent deployment /...
Platforms: Windows, 2K, XP, 2003, Windows Vista, 7
|License: Freeware
|Download (34): GoverLAN Remote Control Download
Allows controlling your media player/center with TV-style Remote Control Unit via standard IrDA (infrared) port; No additional hardware is required. USB IrDA receivers are not supported.
* No additional hardware required (only standard IrDA port);
* Internal/embedded or COM...
Platforms: Windows
|License: Shareware
|Cost: $19.95 USD
|Download (40): IrDA Remote Control Standard Download
Blue Cat's Remote Control is a set of plug-ins which let you control and monitor in real time several MIDI controllable plug-ins or devices from a single customizable user interface: the User Interface of your favorite DirectX or VST plugin does not satisfy you? Your favorite hardware device is...
Platforms: Windows, Windows Vista
|License: Freeware
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TY5 Tokyo IBX® Data Center
TY5 is one of the many state-of-the-art Equinix International Business Exchange™ (IBX) data centers in Tokyo. Opened in 2016, this brand new facility is a short walk away from TY3, together they form the Equinix TY3/TY5 Campus. TY5 provides rich interconnection options to international and local carriers, as well as cloud providers such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure that enable enterprises to directly connect their employees, partners and customers. TY5 is housed in a 4-story steel purpose-built facility with earthquake resistant construction, offering over 700 cabinets at full build. It is 20 minutes from Haneda Airport and has extensive onsite customer facilities.
See the technical specifications
IBX Data Center Gallery
Why host with Equinix in Tokyo
Tokyo's Most Vibrant Financial Ecosystem
TY5 building is located about 100 meters (300 feet) from TY3, the home of Tokyo's most vibrant financial ecosystem. The two sites are connected via dark fiber, giving customers direct access to the heart of Tokyo's trading landscape and the most important FX electronic trading venue in Asia.
Interconnect and Expand in Our Tokyo Virtual Campus
TY5 is interconnected to all Equinix IBXs in Tokyo via Oedo Connect Metro Connect, giving customers access to 75+ network services providers and leading regional internet exchanges like JPIX and JPNAP.
Green with Comfort
Like all Equinix IBXs, TY5 uses technology and techniques that reduce its environmental footprint. It is targeted for a LEED Gold rating.


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Apps make travelling so much easier. Here's a starter list of basics that will help you on your way.
Tripit, iPhone, iPad, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, free
The role of chief travel planner always seems to fall on me in our family and what I like about Tripit is that it not only takes confirmation emails and turns them into a neatly organized itinerary, it also lets me share plans with fellow travellers so I don't have to keep reminding them of our plans.
Luxe City Guides, iPhone, iPad, $5.99 per app
The mobile app version of the popular Luxe City Guides that have sold more than a million print copies, Luxe city guides, written by locals, give you quick reviews of the top spots plus downloadable maps.
Yelp, iPhone, iPad, Android, BlackBerry, free
If you already use Yelp as a staple
app at home, you'll be glad to know it will take you from your local neighbourhood to a number of cities around the world, from Australia to the United Kingdom and throughout Europe.
HearPlanet Lite, iPhone, iPad, Android, free
As the name suggests, this gives you an audio guide to take on your travels. It links to Facebook, email and text messaging so you can share epost-cards with friends and family.
Wikitude, Augmented Reality Browser, iPhone, iPad, free
Get a new perspective on your travels with Wikitude and create your own augmented reality experience using the camera on your tablet or smartphone.
XE Currency, iPhone, iPad, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, Windows 8, free
This has been my go-to currency conversion calculator and it comes with an app for most platforms.
Booking.com, iPhone, iPad,
Android, free Airbnb, iPhone, iPad, Android, free
Hotel Tonight, iPhone, iPad, Android, free
I use Booking.com because I find its rates often come in lower than other sites, and Airbnb because it offers an alternative to regular hotels - more informal vacation rentals and rooms offered by individuals in the Airbnb community. Hotel Tonight is great for last-minute bookings. Savings vary depending on the day and the hotel and it only has North American cities so if you're heading overseas, forget it.
Camera+, iPhone, on sale now for 99 cents
Instagram, iPhone, Android, free
ProCamera, iPhone, $2.99
Instagram is a basic photo sharing app that's a useful staple but I like to have apps that add useful point-and-shoot camera features to my iPhone. My favourites are Camera+ and Pro-Camera. Camera+ co-founder is Vancouver's Lisa Bettany and if you'd like to see some amazing photos taken with the app on an iPhone 4S, check out her round-the-world trip at mostlylisa.com/worldtrip.


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Judge stays secret docs order in Ill. terror case
CHICAGO (AP) — A federal judge said Tuesday she'll wait for the appeals process to run its course before implementing her ruling that gives lawyers for a Chicago terrorism suspect access to secret documents spelling out how the U.S. government sought permission to spy on him.
The potentially far-reaching ruling last month was the first time any defense attorneys were granted permission to see such applications to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, established in 1978, U.S. District Judge Sharon Johnson said at the time.
At a hearing Tuesday, she agreed to prosecutors' request to stay her ruling, meaning the documents will remain closed at least until the U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals issues an opinion. Depending on the outcome, either side could then appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The question of whether the secret-court, or FISA court, application will be shown in its entirety to Adel Daoud's attorneys is being closely watched nationwide. Daoud, a 20-year-old U.S. citizen from suburban Chicago who pleaded not guilty to charges he took a phony bomb from undercover agents and sought to detonate it by a Chicago bar in 2012.
Lawyers for two brothers in Florida accused of plotting to detonate bombs in New York City submitted Coleman's Jan. 29 ruling to their federal judge in Miami a day after she ruled, supplementing their own, still-pending motion to see the secret-court application in their case.
Ronald Chapman, the lawyer for one of the two suspects, Sheheryar Qazi, said in a phone interview Tuesday that it was unfair that attorneys in non-terrorism cases typically get to see warrant applications — but not in terrorism cases.
"But when it comes to FISA, we have to say, 'Judge we trust your judgment ... You tell us if there is anything wrong with the evidence (contained in the government's application)," he said.
Prosecutors in Chicago filed a notice they were appealing late Monday in Daoud's case. The trial had been slated to begin on April 7, but Coleman on Tuesday delayed it to an unspecified date in November, citing the appellate process over the secret court documents, which is likely to take months to resolve.
Prosecutors filed only a one-page document indicating the government is appealing Coleman's January ruling. A full brief outlining their arguments for why the higher court based in Chicago should overturn it will be submitted later.
In filings before the ruling, prosecutors deemed the secret papers too sensitive and said "specific harm" could come from disclosing them. They urged her to follow standard procedure and examine them herself to determine if portions may be relevant to Daoud's defense.
ypically include details on secret sources and methods.
In her January ruling, Coleman said defense attorneys should, whenever possible, be able to view the whole gamut of evidence against their clients. She called it the "bedrock" of the Sixth Amendment's guarantee of a fair trial.
Outside court Tuesday, Daoud's lead attorney, Thomas Durkin, declined to speculate about whether the appellate court would uphold the ruling, saying the issues were "too unique to try and predict." After Coleman's ruling last month, he heralded it as "historic."
Follow Michael Tarm on Twitter at https://twitter.com/mtarm.
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ROMULUS, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say an airline passenger was arrested in Michigan after being found with a knife inside the bottom lining of a shoe in his carry-on luggage.
The Transportation Security Administration says the knife was found Sunday during security screening at Detroit Metropolitan Airport in Romulus.
The TSA says the knife should have been placed in checked luggage.
Airport spokesman Brian Lassa line (LASS'-uh-leen) says the incident happened about 7:30 a.m. at the airport's North Terminal.
He says airport police arrested and then released the man while the Wayne County prosecutor's office decides on charges.
Lassaline says finding the knife in the man's carry-on luggage shows "the security screening process working as it should" and says the incident didn't present a threat to public safety.
Authorities haven't released the man's name.


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Maybe it ends up Steve Sarkisian.
Jeff Fisher, Jack Del Rio or Mike Reilly.
Kevin Sumlin, Mike Bellotti or Chip Kelly.
Even (gulp) Norv Turner.
Whichever one of them is eventually sequestered by the Pat Haden Search Firm to gauge their interest in a future as USC's head football coach, isn't their first question to the athletic director something along the lines of:
When it comes time to fire me, are you going to be classy about it, or force me to hail a Super Shuttle home from LAX?
Depending on the answer, who drops out right then and there?
== National parks are ghost towns. Even the ones that are actual ghost towns.
Washington D.C. monuments are as vacated as anything in the Washington Redskins' win column.
But how completely sideways would things be if the current government shutdown included a stipulation that any building with historical landmark status could not be occupied for preservationist security reasons?
Meaning, no Coliseum for USC's game Thursday against Arizona and no Rose Bowl for UCLA's upcoming contest against Cal next Saturday.
To what local privately financed facility could those games be moved on an emergency basis?
If only Tim Leiweke were around to solve that unanswerable question.
Ever see Cal Lutheran's pretty sweet on-campus stadium?
It beats trying to renovate a decommissioned Navy aircraft carrier floating somewhere out near the Channel Islands.
== And through all this Democratic-Republican gridlock, both can agree to sit back and enjoy a high-profile golf event where American know-how is at stake in retaining something called a Presidents Cup?
They must have just witnessed how the U.S. nearly gave away the America's Cup.
Where can you buy a decent protective cup around here?
== Maybe Don Mattingly proves his managerial skills during his first trip to the playoffs, enough to convince Dodgers ownership to keep him on.
Maybe he doesn't.
But doesn't thet fact that Dusty Baker has become an option make things much more interesting?
Even if the former Dodgers outfielder and NLCS MVP from '77 has led seven teams into the postseason as a skipper in Chicago, San Francisco and Cincinnati but not once won a World Series, despite three manager of the year awards?
== What would Kobe Bryant possibly have to go all the way to Germany to get that the general public couldn't find on an FDA-approved Wienerschnitzel drive-thru menu?
Isn't there a holistic dentist set up in a Harbor Freeway underpass near Alpine Village who could be of some assistance in the art of spinning blood sausages?
That's the next step in what we'll call Farmer John Surgery – replacing a torn joint muscle with treated meat and byproduct.
== Hasn't Steve Alford already blown it big time by not landing top recruit Trevon Bluiett? What's the UCLA coach supposed to do now after already hiring Bluiett's former high school coach Ed Schilling on his staff? Ask Schilling to redshirt?
== Who will get the last laugh in light of the news that Alabama safety Ha'Sean "Ha Ha" Clinton-Dix had to be suspended indefinitely for accepting a $200 loan from a strength coach – paid back in full – after his car was broken into and things he was about to take on a trip to visit family in Florida were stolen?
Yup, it's an NCAA violation that they weren't trying to circumvent, but got nailed for anyway.
Agree, it's another player Tide head coach Nick Saban has had to punish for "team violations," pretty incredible for a squad holding down the No. 1 spot in all the polls.
But if you took a poll of college football players, administrators and fans as to how preposterous NCAA leadership gets in situations like this, who'd come out looking like the bigger joke?


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To report an emergency in progress, call 911.
Foresthill Transfer Station
Improvements Project
Project Description
The public tipping area at the Foresthill Transfer Station (FHTS) was constructed in 1984 and provides solid waste disposal services to approximately 6,000 Placer County residents in the Foresthill area. The public tipping area consists of four bays for tipping mixed garbage, two bays for tipping green waste, and other bins for electronic waste, appliances, metal, and tire disposal. Improvements will include new paving, retaining wall, fencing, drainage facilities, and relocation of the attendant booth with the goal of improving the public turn around area to relieve traffic congestion. In addition, this work will improve the quality of stormwater discharged from the FHTS.
(click here for project schedule)
Project Location
The FHTS is located at the end of Patent Road in Foresthill.
What to Expect
· Large trucks and construction equipment at FHTS
· Uneven driving surfaces at FHTS
· Possible increase in wait time
· Construction hours from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, weekdays
Project Benefits
· Improved traffic flow, especially for trailers and longer vehicles
· Improved stormwater quality to comply with State permitting requirements
Point of Contact
Casey Ford, P.E.
(530) 886-4918
Project Schedule
· Mid-August 2012 - Early September 2012: Mobilization onto site, surveying and layout of improvements, and site preparation.
· September 2012 - October 2012: Complete site preparation, begin block wall, and install electrical and storm drain system.
· October 2012 - November 2012: Complete block wall, install aggregate base and concrete, and begin AC paving upper and lower levels.
· November 2012 – December 2012: Complete AC paving, install AC dike, fencing and gate, and complete project.


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Camden-based Campbell Soup Co. today announced it has completed the acquisition of Kelsen Group A/S, a producer of quality baked snacks, including the Kjeldsens and Royal Dansk brands, sold in 85 countries around the world.
Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
According to the announcement, Denmark-based Kelsen is a market leader in the assortment segment of the sweet biscuits category in China and Hong Kong, where growth in sweet biscuits is outpacing the growth of the $60 billion global sweet biscuits market.
Campbell will operate Kelsen as a standalone business, it said in the announcement. Senior members of Kelsen's management team, including Kelsen Group CEO Brian Rønsholdt, will continue to lead the business.
Digital content editor Joe Ross is @joeross on Twitter.


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ToBEx installation is handled automatically by SCS. You don't need to install ToBEx separately. (If you already have an up-to-date version of ToBEx installed, SCS will just skip installing it.)
In other words, if you don't even know what ToBEx is, don't worry about it. You don't need to do anything, it all gets dealt with behind the scenes.
If for some reason you don't want to have SCS make use of ToBEx, edit stratagems/stratagems.ini and add this line:
Disable_ToBEx 1
SCS will then attempt to do some backup hacking of the BGMAIN.EXE file to make up for the lack of ToBEx. If you don't want that either, add this line:
Disable_Hacks_If_ToBEx_Skipped 1
Nothing catastrophic will happen if you don't use ToBEx (or the hacks), but some features of the mod will work less smoothly. (Dispel Magic will be too effective; Mirror Image will provide protection from area-effect magic; antimagic spells will only imperfectly target invisible creatures; mages' concentration will be slightly too easy to disrupt.)
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This track combines influences of asia and middle eastern. Although its very universal. For me a favourite in documentarys, travel videos or live shows.
Of course VIDEOHIVE AUTHORS can use all my preview tracks in their video items. Please set a link and send me an email. Then I can complete my item descriptions. Thanks.
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Planning on tuning into the Grammys on Sunday to see what on earth a collaboration featuring Rihanna, Bruno Mars and Sting will look like? Or perhaps how Justin Timberlake's return to the stage will shape up? Or maybe even who will walk away with album of the year?
Who are we kidding? Of course you will. But, will you join the Grammy party four hours before all that to watch the awards and performances that won't be part of the big show? For those of you attuned to awards in categories such as album notes, jazz and recording packaging, this is the show to watch.
This year, the pre-telecast has moved from the Los Angeles Convention Center to the Nokia Theatre, where it will be streamed live online through the Grammys and CBS.
PHOTOS: Top nominees | Ballot | Snubs | Concert | Complete list | Full coverage
The ceremony will be hosted by actor-singer-comedian David Alan Grier, who is up for a Grammy in the musical theater category for "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess." Current nominees Radmilla Cody, Janis Ian, Kaskade, Britt Nicole and Manuel Valera will be also among presenters who will dole out awards in 70 categories.


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Idaho Rules of Evidence Rule 101. Title and Scope.
(a) Title. These rules shall be known and cited as the Idaho Rules of Evidence, or abbreviated I.R.E.
(b) Scope. These rules govern all actions, cases and proceedings in the courts of the State of Idaho and all actions, cases and proceedings to which rules of evidence are applicable, except as hereinafter provided.
(c) Rules of privilege. The rules with respect to privileges apply at all stages of all actions, cases and proceedings.
(d) Rules inapplicable in part. These rules apply in the following proceedings subject to the enumerated exceptions:
(1) Preliminary hearings. Preliminary hearings except as modified by Rule 5.1(b) of the Idaho Criminal Rules.
(2) Juvenile Corrections Act. Proceedings under the Juvenile Corrections Act except as modified by the Idaho Juvenile Rules.
(3) Masters proceedings. Masters proceedings unless the appointing court directs otherwise in the order of appointment pursuant to Rule 53 of the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure.
(4) Uniform Post-Conviction Act. Proceedings under the Uniform Post-Conviction Procedure Act except as modified by Idaho Code Section 19-4907.
(5) Driver's license suspension. Proceedings for suspension of driver's license for failure to take an evidentiary test for alcohol concentration except as modified by Rule 9.2(b) of the Idaho Misdemeanor Criminal Rules.
(6) Paternity Act. Proceedings under the Paternity Act except as modified by Rule 6(c)(7) of the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure.
(7) Restitution hearings. Restitution hearings except as modified by I.C. § 19-5304(6).
(e) Rules inapplicable. These rules, other than those with respect to privileges, do not apply in the following situations:
(1) Preliminary questions of fact. The determination of questions of fact preliminary to admissibility of evidence when the issue is to be determined by the court under Rule 104(a).
(2) Special Inquiry Judge. Special Inquiry Judge proceedings.
(3) Miscellaneous proceedings. Proceedings for extradition or rendition; sentencing, or granting or revoking probation; issuance of warrants for arrest, criminal summonses, and search warrants; and proceedings with respect to release on bail or otherwise.
(4) Contempt proceedings. Contempt proceedings in which the court may act summarily.
(5) Small claims. Proceedings in the small claims department of the district court.
(6) All hearings conducted pursuant to the provisions of the ChildProtective Act, I.C. 16-1601 et.seq., except that the Rules of Evidence shall apply at adjudicatory hearings conducted pursuant to I.C. Section 16-1619 and termination of parental rights proceedings pursuant to I.C. Section 16-1624.
(7) Informal hearings for emergency medical treatment pursuant to I.C. Section 16-1627.
(8) Judicial Authorization for Aborton. All hearings conducted pursuant to I.C. Section 18-609A regarding a request for judicial authorization for performance of an abortion on a minor.
(Adopted January 8, 1985, effective July 1, 1985; amended June 7, 1993, effective July 1, 1993; amended March 1, 2000, effective July 1, 2000; amended December 26, 2002, effective February 1, 2003; amended March 21, 2007; effective July 1, 2007; amended April 4, 2008, effective July 1, 2008; amended February 9, 2012, effective July 1, 2012.)
Chief Justice Roger S. Burdick
Justice Joel D. Horton
Justice Robyn M. Brody
Justice G. Richard Bevan
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Chief Judge David W. Gratton
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What You'll Get
Like a hyperactive toddler, time won't slow down no matter how many lullabies you sing it. Keep track of all your waking hours with this Groupon.
$25 for $50 Worth of Sporty and Stylish Silicone Watches
RumbaTime's collection includes the sporty Perry nylon timepiece ($50), the fashionable Jane Lights Out watch ($45), and the digital Ludlow. This Groupon does not include shipping. RumbaTime boasts a one-year warranty and flexible return and exchange policy for up to one year after purchase.
The Fine Print
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BOSTON — A Boston police officer says he's humbled by the attention he's received since photographs of him raising his arms in jubilation after the Boston Red Sox hit a grand slam against the Detroit Tigers appeared in newspapers and on the Internet.
The photos show Steve Horgan's arms raised in the same frame as the upturned legs of Tigers outfielder Torii Hunter as he tumbles into the Fenway Park bullpen, where Horgan was working a security detail.
David Ortiz's grand slam tied Sunday's game 5-5, and the Red Sox went on to a 6-5 victory.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Yale's varsity eight, which is ranked second in the nation, faces its toughest test of the spring season thus far when it races No. 4 Princeton and No. 12 Tennessee on Saturday on New Jersey's Lake Carnegie. The Bulldogs' varsity eight, second varsity eight and varsity four are all undefeated but will be racing away from home for the first time this spring.
Yale and Princeton will be competing for the Eisenberg Cup. The Bulldogs won the Cup last year for the first time in 19 years.
Princeton's varsity eight also is undefeated. The Tigers opened the season by beating seventh-ranked Michigan State and No. 11 Brown and also have wins over Radcliffe, Cornell, Rutgers and Columbia.
Tennessee's varsity eight finished second in a race with Michigan and Ohio State last Saturday. The Wolverines placed first, just two-tenths of a second ahead of the Lady Vols.
"We are slowly finding more speed each week," said Yale head coach Will Porter. "This will be our first real challenge, and I am curious to see how we respond. Princeton is a great crew and under-ranked nationally. If they are undefeated in the EAWRC, which history has shown to be the fastest league in the country, they are flying."
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Varsity Eight
C: Mia Kanak
8: Taylor Ritzel
7: Christina Person
6: Tess Gerrand
5: Jamie Redman
4: Alice Henly
3: Maren McCrea
2: Caroline Nash
1: Christine Glandorf
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C: Berkley Adrio
8: Katherine Adams
7: Cara Dermody
6: Jennie Hansen
5: Catherine Hart
4: Stephanie Madner
3: Emily Matykiewicz
2: Lee Glandorf
1: Rebecca Nadal
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C: Erin Haber
4: Suzanne Salgado
3: Karrin Weisenthal
2: Allix Wilde
1: Alexandra Thompson
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C: Alyssa Reyes
4: Mary Pat Wixted
3: Melissa King
2: Katherine Kazimer
1: Lilah Hume
Third Varsity Four C
C: Ruoxi Wu
4: Ryan McCarthy
3: Zoe Ballance
2: Laura Gottesdiener
1: Margaret Sullivan
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C: Sarah Brownlee
8: Jennifer Zeckendorf
7: Roxanne Carini
6: Amanda Grady
5: Mary Freeman
4: Hayden Mulligan
3: Lauren Ross
2: Mary Barrosse-Antle
1: Lily Blair
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Sunday, January 11, 2009
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oooo! I've made cheddar pancakes in the past and with maple syrup they have a surprisingly buttery flavour that goes well as a sweet option. I bet the mac n cheese variation would as well, if you can get over the weirdness of the idea. =)ReplyDelete
Hi. I live in NYC and have celiacs. I've actually been to shopsins. If you order smart, it's ok. I got some sort of corn tortilla lasagna with eggs. It was delicious. And Kenny Shopsin and his kids are exactly like you would imagine them to be..insane, cool, weird, rude, funny, etc. I loved it there. It's quite an experience.ReplyDelete
That said, these pancakes look delicious and I will have to try them sometime!
Syd- I didn't really like them with bbq sauce, and I really like bbq sauce on everything. I just ate them plain.ReplyDelete
Hillary- Thanks! I didn't make it up myself, though,I might not be that creative.
Aleta- I've never heard of cheddar pancakes, I bet they are delicious. You're right, the cheese melts and gets greasy and almost buttery, mmmmm!
Anon- No, it's a weird thing for Americans too!
Alejandra - YES! It was the perfect hangover breakfast. I will be making it again. Possibly served with bacon.
Kevin- Thanks! I need to use leftovers creatively otehrwise I forget to eat them.
Erin- I figured there was some stuff on the menu that we can eat, but I'd be afraid to ask to make sure there's a clean grill and utensils etc. I bet it's an experience!
D- I DONT KNOW! I saw that!! He is smart.


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Johnny Depp & Marcus Mumford: Grammy's MusiCares Person of the Year Event!
Johnny Depp keeps himself warm with a scarf while attending the MusiCares Person Of The Year event held at Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday (February 8) in Los Angeles.
The 49-year-old actor was seen posing for photogs with Mumford & Sons' Marcus Mumford at the event, which honored rock legend Bruce Springsteen.
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It was recently announced that Johnny will be attending the 2013 Grammy Awards, where he is scheduled to present an award.
In case you forgot, the 2013 Grammy Awards will air live on Sunday (February 10) on CBS. We can't wait!
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Some network management startups have entered the market with products that fill the small-budget void by bringing big-company capabilities at a price that's 10 cents on the dollar or less than those of those high-end platforms. Here we look at offerings from PacketTrap, Spiceworks, and Zenoss, all founded in 2006 or later. Each targets a network management niche, aiming at specific pain points common to SMBs.
PacketTrap was founded in 2006 by a group of former SonicWall executives, and pt360 Pro is the company's first commercial offering. The professional version of pt360 can be downloaded as a fully functional product for 30 days, after which time you'll need to purchase a site license for $795.
We dropped pt360 Pro into a moderately complex network infrastructure consisting of many Extreme Networks switches and Cisco routers. Installation was extremely fast and simple. Once it was installed, we were immediately logged in to the pt360 Pro dashboard, where a large set of basic troubleshooting tools is aggregated into a single view.
The pt360 Pro offers a basic set of network troubleshooting utilities that network engineers use in daily life. Of the 16 tools available on the main dashboard of the pt360 console, seven are devoted to performing pings, traceroutes, port scans, and MAC address resolution. The pt360 also includes tools for DNS mapping and troubleshooting and Windows Management Instrumentation/SNMP troubleshooting. The rest of pt360's capabilities focus on Cisco router configuration management, TFTP/Syslog services, NetFlow Analysis, and switch port mapping.
Many of the tools that pt360 provides can be had for free from a variety of sources. But after using the tools for a few days, we were hooked on some of the value-added features. For example, a DOS-based traceroute that took 10 hops and 14 seconds to complete on our lab server took less than 1 second using pt360's graphical traceroute tool. If you're a network engineer who's constantly chasing down routing issues, the lightning-fast execution of traces is reason enough to buy pt360 Pro.
Also, pt360 offers terrific port scanning capabilities. If doing port scans all day is part of your job, we suspect the time saved will pay back the license fee pretty quickly.
All in all, pt360 is a solid, basic network trouble-shooting tool. It's not Tivoli or OpenView, but its price point and feature set make it a no-brainer if all you need is a simple toolbox of utilities. In August, PacketTrap introduced Perspective, a more full-featured "remediation" system that works in conjunction with pt360 Pro. Perspective wasn't available in time for our review.


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For this edition of Makeup Wars we are discussing our Favorite Holiday Metallics. Well, I took a little bit of latitude with this one. I don't have a specific "holiday" metallic, because to me I almost always think of glittery golds and silvers and that's just not really me. However, I do have one metallic that is a regular, every season, staple for me – Copper. Specifically, Three Custom Color "Copper" eyeshadow.
Now, I normally wouldn't pick this color, as I am much more of a jewel tone girl. But, my fab pal Meredith, from Retrodiva's Beauty, and I spent the afternoon with Chad Hayduk, co-founder of Three Custom Color, discussing Color Science and Chad enlightened me on how to make my eyes pop by adding Copper into the middle of my eyelid. And, he was so right. Here, listen for yourself:
Anyway, ever since that day, when I need a little extra oomph to my eye look, I grab my 3CC "Copper" to my lids and pop away.
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When Daniel K. Inouye was 17, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. An aspiring surgeon, he spent much of the next week helping care for the wounded at an elementary school in his native Honolulu.
He wanted to enlist immediately but couldn't. Japanese Americans were classified as "enemy aliens."
Two years later, once restrictions were lifted in 1943, he joined the Army's 442nd Regimental Combat Team, whose motto was "Go for broke."
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The Japanese American soldiers became the most decorated unit in U.S. history. Inouye fought in Italy and France, losing his right arm during a 1945 battle against the Germans. He would ultimately be awarded the Medal of Honor, the highest citation for combat heroics.
Inouye returned hometo become a towering figure in Hawaii politics, joining the first delegation that the new state sent to Congress in 1959, then winning election to the Senate in 1962.
When he died Monday of respiratory complications at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., Inouye was the second-longest-serving senator in U.S. history. He was 88.
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In the Senate, the Democrat was a low-key presence, and, as an amputee, a walking testament to the understated valor of his generation.
"Tonight, our country has lost a true American hero," President Obama said in a statement. "In Washington, he worked to strengthen our military, forge bipartisan consensus, and hold those of us in government accountable to the people we were elected to serve."
But, the president added, "it was his incredible bravery during World War II … that made Danny not just a colleague and a mentor, but someone revered by all of us lucky enough to know him."
The country's first Japanese American senator, Inouye was reelected eight times, most recently in 2010. He served nearly 50 years in the Senate, second only to West Virginia Sen. Robert C. Byrd, who was in his 51st year in the chamber when he died in 2010.
Inouye earned a reputation as a politician who could deliver money and projects to his home state, often through so-called earmarks. From 1998 to 2003, he steered $1.4 billion to military projects in Hawaii while serving as chairman of the defense appropriations subcommittee, according to the National Journal Almanac.
In 2009 he became chairman of the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee and continued directing money back home, boasting about his ability to secure spending for pet projects even after the controversial practice fell out of fashion.
"I'm the No. 1 earmarks guy in the U.S. Congress," he told a group of Hawaii business leaders that year, according to the Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
He supported the military, but was skeptical of war. He voted against the Iraq war resolution in 2002, and was among the 12 Democrats who voted in 2006 to withdraw all combat troops from Iraq by July 2007.
On the national stage, he was also known for his service on the Senate Watergate Committee and later chaired the Senate committee that investigated the Iran-Contra scandal during the Reagan administration.
During the Watergate hearings, millions of network television viewers saw Inouye grill top White House aides, including H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman.
At one point Inouye, believing a microphone was turned off, whispered, "What a liar!" about Ehrlichman.
The next week, Ehrlichman's attorney, John J. Wilson, referred to Inouye as "that little Jap." Inouye received thousands of telegrams and letters of support.
In the summer of 1987, Inouye rebuked Marine Lt. Col. Oliver North, a key figure in the Iran-Contra scandal, which involved the sale of embargoed weapons to Iran in order to divert the resulting profits to anti-communist rebels in Nicaragua.
"It was painful to all of us to sit here and listen to your testimony," the senator said. "It was equally painful that you lied and misled for what you believed to be a good cause."
"Everyone in the Senate not only admired Danny Inouye, but they trusted him," Vice President Joe Biden said in a statement. "We all knew he would do the moral thing regardless of the consequences — whether it was passing judgment on a president during Watergate or on another president in the Iran-Contra hearings. And Danny always remembered where he came from — and how hard his family had to struggle."
Daniel Ken Inouye was born in Honolulu on Sept. 7, 1924, the oldest of four children of Japanese immigrants. His father was a jewelry clerk and his mother a homemaker.
Following the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, about 110,000 Pacific Coast residents — but not those in Hawaii — were interned in detention camps. Inouye, who continued in a pre-med program at the University of Hawaii, waited impatiently until he could enlist.
"I was angered to realize that my government felt that I was disloyal and part of the enemy," he told filmmaker Ken Burns for his 2007 PBS documentary, "The War." "And I wanted to be able to demonstrate not only to my government but to my neighbors that I was a good American."
As a sergeant with the Japanese American 442nd Regimental Combat Team, Inouye led an assault in Italy's Po Valley against the Germans on April 21, 1945. He was shot in the stomach but kept creeping toward two machine gun nests, destroying both with grenades and rifle fire.
Then a German rifle grenade fired from 10 yards away shattered and severed his right arm.
"I looked at it, stunned and disbelieving. It dangled there by a few bloody shreds of tissue, my grenade still clenched in a fist that suddenly didn't belong to me anymore," Inouye and coauthor Lawrence Elliott wrote in his 1967 autobiography, "Journey to Washington."
Inouye pried his own live grenade out of his right hand and threw it at the German gunman, who was killed by the explosion. He continued firing his gun until he was shot in the right leg and knocked down the hillside. Badly wounded, he ordered his men to keep attacking.
On May 27, 1947, Inouye was honorably discharged with the rank of captain and awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, to go with a Bronze Star, two Purple Hearts and 12 other citations. In 2000, President Clinton upgraded his cross and other medals won by Japanese Americans to the Medal of Honor, the military's highest award.
Despite those tributes, the honor Inouye most often displayed was a pin denoting his receipt of the Good Conduct Medal as a teenage private.
"You don't really earn a Purple Heart," he recalled in 2010. "The enemy shoots you — you try to avoid it." The Medal of Honor, he continued, "was temporary insanity. I look at the citation and I say, 'No, I couldn't have done that.'"
But "to behave yourself among men, older men, it takes special effort. And I did not want to dishonor my family."
He returned to Hawaii, where he earned a bachelor's in government and economics from the University of Hawaii in 1950. After receiving his law degree from George Washington University in 1952, he worked as a prosecutor for the city of Honolulu, and soon became active in politics.
His congressional achievements included working with fellow Hawaii Democratic U.S. Sen. Daniel Akaka to win passage of a congressional resolution, signed by Clinton in 1993, formally apologizing for the U.S. government's role in the 1893 overthrow of the kingdom of Hawaii.
In 2006, Inouye's wife of 57 years, the former Margaret Shinobu Awamura, died of cancer. Two years later he married Irene Hirano, president and founding chief executive officer of the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.
Besides his wife, Inouye is survived by a son from his first marriage, Daniel Jr., who is a guitarist and lobbyist; a granddaughter and a stepdaughter.
When asked in recent days how he wanted to be remembered, Inouye said, according to his office: "I represented the people of Hawaii and this nation honestly and to the best of my ability. I think I did OK."


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This lesson may seem like it's for younglings, and that's because it is. Today I will submit a few lessons based on some cool characters from television series that are gaining more and more popularity. To start let's learn "how to draw Jake from The Never Land Pirates". Jake is an eight year old boy that goes on long adventures with his viewers. He is also the main figure from the Disney Go series, as well as the leader of the Never Land Pirates. Jake is fully equipped with his wooden pirate sword which is very special because it was passed down to him by Peter Pan himself. Like the book and film Peter Pan, Jake's rival also happens to be Captain Hook. Drawing Jake is going to be fun, easy and colorful so if you know someone that watches the show, this would make a great drawing idea to give to that someone. I shall return, there is still more to come.
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The House State Agencies and Governmental Affairs Committee on Friday endorsed the bill that would make state prosecutors non-partisan positions, meaning candidates would no longer be listed on the ballot as Democrats or Republicans when running for the seat.
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Rather than spend money on a bunch of new books for our road trip, I stopped by the library with Chase and picked up some books from the library that I had a feeling he'd enjoy. Since he's into almost any book featuring trucks, dinosaurs or animals, I picked books featuring pictures of these toddler favorites and he seemed to enjoy flipping through some new-to-him books. Our library also has a pretty great selection of board books for little ones who might be more likely to rip the pages of bigger books.Portable DVD Player
We are rather limited with screen time for Chase in our house (mainly because he becomes a complete zombie in front of the TV and super cranky when we turn it off) but when we travel, all bets are off! I still don't like to use the portable DVD player until it's absolutely necessary when we travel, but there's no denying that it absolutely saved me during critical moments of our drives to and from Florida when Chase was quickly becoming extremely antsy and fussy. I bought a new Paw Patrol DVD from Target before our trip and he absolutely lit up when I turned it on. The best way to transition him away from the DVD player seemed to be during our pit stops for gas or bathroom breaks when he'd get out of the car, run around for a bit and then I'd switch him to books, a snack or an activity rather than the DVD player when I loaded him back into the car.Stickers
Chase LOVES stickers and they entertain him for quite a while, mainly because he's right at the point where he can usually manage to get the stickers off the pages by himself but it takes him some time and concentration. This worked well for our road trip and I had some sheets of stickers for him to use to put onto pages of his invisible ink book once it was all colored and done.Favorite Imagination Toys
I'm sure most parents out there know what toys entertain their little ones best and now that Chase is using his imagination more and more, I made sure to pack some of the toys that I see him use in our house all the time to create different make believe scenarios. He loves his cars and will make them race and talk to each other, so packing a few of his favorite race cars and passing them back to him and planting some kind of "imagination seed" in his mind ("I think Cobra is faster than Lightning! What do you think!?") often got him started on a make-believe journey. He also loves playing make-believe with his Little People farm animals , so I packed a few of them as well!Electronic Toys
We have a few electronic toys Chase loves in our house but many of them are a bit overused, so they weren't a huge hit on this road trip but I think they absolutely WOULD be if they were new for your little one or if we hid them for a few months and brought them back out before a road trip. Some of Chase's favorites include: VTech Touch and Teach Word Book , Fisher Price Laugh and Learn Tablet , LeapFrog Laptop , Daniel Tiger Cell Phone
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The user-facing portions of the product will be an API, presented over REST or gRPC, and a sleek web UI. What it looks like behind those user facing parts depends on the deployment scenario. In the cloud, it will look like a complicated SaaS application architecture consisting of many services. On a developer laptop, it may look like a single binary monolithic application that exposes the same API and UI. In an enterprise on-premise deployment it may be some other architecture.
The idea is that the cloud platform will address scalability and handling many tenants while the monolith will give the developer or user a consistent experience whether working on their laptop, a single deployed server, or our cloud platform. Ideally, they would be able to seamlessly move data from one place to the other and work with it in the same way from an API standpoint. Supporting this kind of deployment scenario is my original motivation for this kind of structure. This could just be a matter of creating the user API and designing down from there, but I'm also trying to think about how to get the best code reuse in the libraries, services, and test suites to support both.
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For the purposes of this example, we don't really need to think about the messages in the requests and response. This is just a subset of what we'll be doing overall, but it's enough to illustrate the concepts.
We have the concept of an organization, databases, writes, queries, and Kapacitor tasks running in the background. If we're building a monolithic application, we could simply take the libraries from those projects and piece them together into a single binary that exposes this API.
In order to characterize the biological properties of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) variants from different tissues (peripheral blood mononuclear cells [PBMC], lymph node, spleen, brain, and lung) of one patient, we have chosen long-range PCR to amplify virtually full-length HIV proviruses and to construct replication-competent viruses by adding a patient-specific 5' long terminal repeat. To avoid selection during propagation in CD4+ target cells, we transfected 293 cells and used the supernatants from these cells as challenge viruses for tropism studies after titration on human PBMC. Despite differences in the V3 loop of the major variants found in brain and lung compared to lymphoid tissues all recombinant HIV clones obtained showed identical cell tropism and replicative kinetics. After infection of human PBMC these viruses replicated with similar kinetics, with a slow/low-titer, non-syncytium-inducing phenotype. In contrast to the prediction of macrophage tropism, drawn from the V3 loop sequence, none of these viruses infected monocyte-derived macrophages. The challenge of blood dendritic cells by these recombinant viruses in the presence of tumor necrosis factor alpha, granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor, and interleukin-4 resulted in a productive infection only after adding stimulated CD4+ T lymphocytes. Therefore, the biological properties of the HIV-1 variants derived from nonlymphoid tissue of this patient did not differ from those of HIV-1 variants from lymphoid tissue with respect to tropism for primary cells such as PBMC, macrophages, and blood dendritic cells.
Hepatitis C virus (HCV) type 4 is the predominant genotype found throughout the Middle East and parts of Africa, often in association with high population prevalence as in Egypt. To investigate more fully its evolutionary relationship with other genotypes of HCV, and to study its overall genome organization, we have determined the entire sequence encompassing the coding region of the genotype 4a isolate ED43, obtained from an HCV-infected individual from Egypt. The sequence of ED43 contained a single open reading frame encoding a polyprotein of 3008 amino acids (aa), smaller than that reported for other HCV genotypes which vary from 3010 aa to 3037 aa. The nucleotide and amino acid sequences were compared with the full-length sequences already reported for genotypes 1a, 1b, 1c, 2a, 2b, 2c, 3a, 3b and those of isolates JKO49 and JKO46 described as types 10a and 11a. The differences in length of the polyprotein originated in variable regions in the E2 and NS5A genes. The complete sequence of ED43 confirmed the classification of type 4 as a separate major genotype.
Hepatitis C virus (HCV) genotype 6a is found in a restricted part of South East Asia, including Hong Kong, Macau and Vietnam. We determined the full length coding sequence of a type 6a isolate (EUHK2) obtained from a Hong Kong blood donor. The sequence of EUHK2 contained a single open reading frame coding for a polyprotein of 3018 amino acids, within the range of 3008 to 3037 for other HCV genotypes. The full length sequence of EUHK2 showed 30.3%-32.9% nucleotide (24.3%-29.4% amino acid) sequence divergence from genotypes 1-4, but only 27.7% (20.7% amino acid) divergence from JK046 ("type 11a"). These similarity values were intermediate between those of other HCV genotypes (minimum 28.4%) and between subtypes (maximum 25%). The close evolutionary relationship of EUHK2 with JK046 was further indicated by their grouping together by phylogenetic analysis.


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May 10, 2012
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2012 Federal Duck Stamp Art Competition to be held in Ogden, Utah
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service selected Weber State University (WSU) in Ogden, Utah, to host the 2012 Federal Duck Stamp Art Competition on September 28 and 29, 2012.
The winning design will be made into the 2013-2014 Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp. Rather than a postage stamp, proceeds from purchases of the "Duck Stamp" are used to manage wildlife habitat across the nation in what has been heralded as one of the world's most successful conservation programs. Stamps are purchased by waterfowl hunters, bird watchers, art and stamp collectors, as well as other people interested in wetland conservation.
Since its conception in 1934 by noted cartoonist and conservationist J. N. "Ding" Darling, the Duck Stamp has raised over $750 million dollars for approximately 8 million acres of habitat conservation. Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge (Brigham City), Ouray National Wildlife Refuge (Randlett), and Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge (Dugway), are among the Utah sites which have benefited from these sales.
The Duck Stamp Art Contest is the only federally recognized art competition in the nation. Thousands of wildlife artists have entered since the first competition in 1949. A panel of art, waterfowl, and philatelic authorities is appointed each year to judge the art work and select the art work for the next stamp. Judging will take place over a two-day period and is open to the public. In 2012 art work portraying Brant, Northern Shoveler, Ruddy Duck, Canada Goose or the Common Goldeneye will be judged based on the artists' biological depiction of the species, artistic composition, and suitability for a stamp. While the winning artist receives no compensation from the government, there is great prestige in winning the contest and winning can help establish a successful wildlife art career.
Weber State University provides an excellent venue to bridge the gap between young artists and adults and to bring the Duck Stamp conservation message to a wider audience. "This is a tremendous opportunity for WSU students, faculty and the surrounding community. Weber State has a strong commitment to engaging our students in public policy and environmental awareness. The Duck Stamp Program is a critical mechanism by which outdoor enthusiasts can help to conserve millions of acres of wetland habitat. Since WSU is situated next to Great Salt Lake, one of the most important waterfowl sites within the western U.S., it is appropriate that this competition be held here. It will not only raise awareness for our students and community about the value the duck stamp has for conservation but this location will also bring attention to the importance of Great Salt Lake for waterfowl." said Dr. John Cavitt, WSU Zoology Professor, Director of Undergraduate Research and cosponsor of the judging event.
Cities such as those along the Wasatch Front, illustrate the current balance between maintaining healthy wildlife habitats while providing for our growing and diverse communities and answering their needs for recreation areas, high quality water supplies, educational opportunities, and other infrastructure needs. Overlooking Great Salt Lake and the millions of ducks, geese, swans, shorebirds, waterbirds, raptors, songbirds as well as other species of wildlife it supports, Ogden will provide a representative setting for many of our communities in the West.
"We're very pleased that WSU agreed to host the Duck Stamp Contest this year in partnership with our fellow conservationists. The Great Salt Lake will serve as an ideal avian backdrop for this year's Duck Stamp competition," said Mountain-Prairie Regional Director Steve Guertin.
To encourage conservation through wildlife art among school students, the Junior Duck Stamp Program was developed to give youth the opportunity to participate in their own contest. Workshops and other side events to help celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Jr. Duck Stamp Program will be held in conjunction with the art contest to help promote and celebrate the conservation message behind both duck stamp programs. For more information about the Duck Stamp Program please visit: http://www.fws.gov/duckstamps.
Weber State University is primarily an undergraduate institution whose mission is to provide associate, baccalaureate and master degree programs in liberal arts, sciences, technical and professional fields. Encouraging freedom of expression and valuing diversity, the university provides excellent educational experiences for students through extensive personal contact among faculty, staff and students in and out of the classroom. Through academic programs, research, artistic expression, public service and community-based learning, the university serves as an educational, cultural and economic leader for the region. For more information, visit https://www.weber.edu.
The mission of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is working with others to conserve, protect, and enhance fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people. We are both a leader and trusted partner in fish and wildlife conservation, known for our scientific excellence, stewardship of lands and natural resources, dedicated professionals, and commitment to public service. For more information on our work and the people who make it happen, visit http://www.fws.gov/mountain-prairie/. Connect with our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/USFWSMountainPrairie, follow our tweets at http://twitter.com/USFWSMtnPrairie, watch our YouTube Channel at http://www.youtube.com/usfws and download photos from our Flickr page at http://www.flickr.com/photos/usfwsmtnprairie/


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Nashua man indicted for brutal assault on Merrimack momBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
December 31. 2012 10:32AM
MERRIMACK - The man accused of brutally beating his mother at her Merrimack home in November has been indicted on felony assault charges.
The indictments, which were handed up by a superior court grand jury in December, allege that Thomas V. Foden, 39, of Nashua, caused serious injury to his mother, Alicia J. Flanders, 66, of 50 Pondview Drive.
Foden, who has a history of mental illness, has been indicted on three felony counts of second-degree assault and one felony count of burglary for the Nov. 25 attack.
According to court documents, Foden allegedly invaded his mother's home and began assaulting her, pushing her into a glass cabinet that severed her left ear and caused her left eye socket to rupture. Court records indicate that the ear, which was found by authorities, could not be reattached, and that Flanders lost vision in her left eye because of the injury. After the attack, Flanders was found by police covered in blood in the backyard of her residence holding a gardening tool.
Foden had called police to report the crime and admitted to authorities that he assaulted his mother, according to court documents.
"This case is everybody's worst nightmare," Melissa Kowalewski, prosecutor for the Merrimack Police Department, previously told the court.
During Foden's arraignment, Judge Clifford Kinghorn described photographs of Flanders' injuries as "some of the most awful pictures I've ever seen," saying his heart goes out to her. The case has now been transferred from the 9th Circuit Court, Merrimack District Division, to the Hillsborough County Superior Court in Nashua because of the indictments. If convicted, Foden could face up to seven years in prison for each assault charge, along with a maximum of 15 years in prison for the burglary charge.
According to Foden's defense attorney, Amanda Steenhuis, Foden was previously diagnosed with schizophrenia and has ongoing mental health issues.
"This is a tragedy. It is a huge family tragedy," Steenhuis said earlier, explaining that although Foden has a long history of mental instability, he was doing well recently while living alone.
The judge ordered an immediate mental evaluation after Foden's arraignment, at which time Foden was found to be dangerous, and an emergency admission to the New Hampshire Hospital was deemed appropriate. A competency evaluation is now being sought by Foden's lawyers.
Foden has a history of arrests. In 1994 he was convicted of possession of a controlled drug, and in 1997 he was convicted of simple assault and resisting arrest. Foden is listed as unemployed and disabled in court documents. He is being held on $150,000 bail.
In an unrelated matter, Flanders, who is a local landlord, previously rented a Manchester apartment to Lynne Melk Brennan. Flanders found Brennan's body at the 267 River Road apartment in October of 2010. Brennan's death has been ruled homicide, and the case remains unsolved.


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Editor: This presidential election will not be remembered because of the candidates, their campaigns, their rhetoric or their passionate supporters. … They paled in comparison to the fallout that ensued following the subsequent landslide victory by President Obama. Hopes were deflated as the façade of a Republican victory faded.
Editor: This presidential election will not be remembered because of the candidates, their campaigns, their rhetoric or their passionate supporters. … They paled in comparison to the fallout that ensued following the subsequent landslide victory by President Obama. Hopes were deflated as the façade of a Republican victory faded.
Passion turned to rage, and dissension was born. Rumors of the victorious party's deception in order to obtain victory spread, and the talk of conspiracy and malice took root. What would begin as a faint whisper of recognition of our country's ideological differences soon became the defiant roar of secession.
At first I, like many of you, dismissed the outpouring of support for the secession of states from our union as nothing more than the disgruntled actions of a few; however, with every passing day this outpouring transformed into something more, something real and terrifying. Generations removed from the Civil War, complacency has left us immune to the true value of a United States. Apathy has blinded Americans to the wounds and scars derived from prejudice, division and the keen edge of secession.
I know not whether I am confounded by this unfathomable notion or saddened by the deeply rooted division it illustrates. Perhaps it is both. When I consider the trivial matters from which the proponents derive their secession ambition I am left with little alternative but to think it an unconscionable undertaking to render void the contract signed in blood by every American who has sacrificially laid down their life to protect the integrity of our country and union.
I understand the anger, grief and confusion one experiences after defeat because every individual has fallen prey to adversity's tactical supremacy and suffered failure a multitude of times. Yet, we have always been able to discover a measure of hope in times of tribulation. We then use that hope to light our way through the inky blackness of depression and to ultimately strengthen our resolve as we crawl our way back out of the bottomless pit of uncertainty.
We are Americans. Americans are revolutionaries. Americans are reformers. Americans are resolute. … Americans refuse to be spectators in the game of life, marginalized or relegated to the sidelines. Americans have that last man standing mentality. Americans understand that victory is manifested simply by refusing to quit, that so long as we do not quit, we win! Americans will not be content with being ordinary because we know we were all born to be extraordinary.
United we stand; divided we fall.
… As individuals we are diverse, differentiated by the color of our skin, our sex, where we live, what we drive, who we love, or what god(s), or lack thereof, that we worship. Some of us have strength while others have courage, intelligence or determination; but when we are united these attributes become unquantifiable because we no longer possess them, we become them. We are strength. We are determination. We are courage. We are hope. We are love. We are Americans.
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Iris McEwen and her strata council considered three potential bidders before agreeing to pay a qualified engineer $8,000 to devise a future repair and renewal plan for their Sechelt condo development.
But three-year-old provincial legislation mandating that strata owners prepare depreciation reports on their units does not stipulate who must do the work, leaving open the option to choose much cheaper or even unqualified contractors for the task.
This in turn raises concerns that both owners and buyers could be put at risk of shoddy workmanship, high maintenance costs, inconsistent reporting, and even lawsuits down the road.
Jeremy Bramwell, who holds Real Estate Institute of Canada qualifications to prepare depreciation reports, said the situation has "become kind of like the Wild West."
"The law is written that anyone can do it, whoever the council thinks is qualified," he said. "In my mind, it's a danger."
He cited one case in which an engineering firm sent a junior employee to prepare such a report.
The engineer failed to recognized a failing brick wall, which ended up costing a significant amount to fix, unbeknownst to the new owner.
"The buyer thought they were buying something safe," Bramwell said. "This is a very typical case of what can happen when you have someone inexperienced do these sorts of things."
Provincial legislation enacted in October, 2009, requires all strata of more than four units — townhouse developments and even bare-land developments, as well as condos — to either prepare depreciation reports every three years or annually obtain a three-quarters vote of owners to exempt themselves.
The purpose is to force the strata councils to provide a business plan that takes into account common assets — such as roofs, boilers, air conditioning and elevators — and estimate how soon they will need to be repaired, renewed or replaced.
But with no stipulation on who can do perform this work, Bramwell worries this can lead to inconsistent information in the reports, which can range in cost from $3,500 to $8,000.
"You have a situation where property managers sign up preferred suppliers. ... The problem is you don't want to tell them anything bad," he said. "The idea of the depreciation report is (as) an unbiased budgeting tool for the next 30 years. When you get into a situation where you're aligning interests between providers and property managers, it gets tricky."
McEwen, the president of her self-managed Sechelt strata council, said their owners believe the money was well spent on the depreciation report.
"If I buy into a strata, I want to see the plan before I buy," McEwen said. "If someone doesn't have a plan, I think it will be a negative on the purchase because people will say, 'What do you have to hide?'"
"The strata that are going to have a problem are the ones that get the report done and then have to ask owners for money to do the maintenance that has to be done."
Tony Gioventu, executive director of the Condominium Home Owners Association of B.C., which helped develop and promote the new legislation, said the province is working to amend the rules, but doubts there will be any changes soon.
A request to the provincial government about potential amendments was not specifically answered. An email sent to The Vancouver Sun reiterated the regulation does not specify who must prepare a depreciation report.
It also noted that "regulation does require that the report is obtained from a person (or company) that has the knowledge and expertise to understand the strata corporation's common property and other assets."
Gioventu urges strata not to hire anyone who doesn't have professional liability coverage. "Don't hire somebody who isn't insured," he said.
He estimates only about three per cent of strata owners in B.C. have hired someone to do a depreciation report since the legislation was enacted. Bramwell, meanwhile, expects only half the approximately 30,000 strata councils in the province will get a report done, with the other half voting for an exemption.
But both Bramwell and Gioventu argue that the industry will eventually force strata councils to comply.
John Hickey, a director of the Real Estate Institute, agreed, saying the push is coming from banks, lenders and insurers, and it will become difficult to find qualified people once strata councils start to comply.
Bramwell noted one real estate agent also told him his firm will not list strata units without a depreciation report. Those who do try to sell without one, he said, will likely realize less value because people will think there's something wrong with the property.
"There's a lot of implications," Bramwell said. "The next three to five years are going to be chaos because of the depreciation reports."


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Kazushi Sakuraba vs. Renzo Gracie: Full Video From Metamoris 5
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The Metamoris 5 main event between Kazushi Sakuraba and Renzo Gracie ended in a draw on Saturday night, after the 20-minute submission grappling match went the distance. The bout took place over 14 years after the two men first battled at PRIDE 10, where Sakuraba famously won by snapping Renzo's arm with a kimura.
The complete Renzo Gracie vs. Kazushi Sakuraba Metamoris 5 video is above. Honestly, it was a little boring, but it's good to see these two old-timers in action again. Full results from the event are after the jump…Read More DIGG THIS


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Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today announced it has shipped Winx Club: Mission Enchantix to retail stores nationwide. Making its series return to Nintendo DS, Winx Club: Mission Enchantix provides new and exciting gameplay with a mix of puzzles and exploration, as well as an expanded Magic Closet mode that offers young fans an adventure full of fantasy, fashion and magic.
Based on the hit animated children's television series Winx Club, broadcast by 4Kids Entertainment, Winx Club: Mission Enchantix introduces young gamers to an exciting new story mode featuring ten enchanting chapters of the popular TV show's season three storyline. With an expanded game world, players can battle numerous beasts and monsters on their journey to defeat the evil Lord Baltor using a wide range of magical moves and spectacular spells. Players are also introduced to six addictive new mini-games ranging from puzzles to dance to action.
Featuring more than one hundred unlockable pictures, videos and songs from both the American and European versions of the television show, Winx Club: Mission Enchantix allows gamers to enjoy hours of uninterrupted gameplay and entertainment. Adding to the excitement of this fun-filled adventure classic, players can listen to music from the Winx Club 2 soundtrack, view clips from season three of the show and watch videos of their favorite Winx Club fairies.
Using an enhanced dress up mode, young fashionistas can also design outfits for their Winx fairies choosing from an assortment of cute tops, bottoms and shoe combinations from the Magic Closet mode. Players can share these exciting and colorful creations with friends through all the multiplayer capabilities of Nintendo DS.
Winx Club: Mission Enchantix has a suggested retail price of $19.99 and is rated "E" for everyone by the ESRB. For more information on the Winx Club series, please visit www.konami.com.


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January 11, 1934 - March 14, 2013
Boca Raton, FL
John Joseph Marullo Sr., known by many as "JJ", was born on January 11, 1934 in Newburgh, NY and passed away peacefully on March 14, 2013, at his home in Boca Raton, FL. He was 79.
He was former associate of the Ford Motor Co., APA Transport, Broadway Buick and most recently the City of Boca Raton.
A family statement read that "Dad loved God, his family, his country and his friends, and would like everyone to remember him as always trying to do his very best."
A memorial website has been established in his name at forever missed.com for tributes and more information.
He honored our Nation by serving in the United States Navy aboard the USS Caliente as a Petty Officer during the Korean War and also witnessed three Atomic test explosions in the Pacific Theatre, earning him an 'Atomic Veteran' title. He served an additional year aboard the USS Sirius.
He married Lucille Plemmons (now Lucille Peroni) and was the proud father of four children: Laura E. Gilmore of Rio Rico, AZ, John J. Marullo Jr. NCC USN and wife, Ana Marullo of Colton, CA, Roberta M. Kratochwil and husband, David Kratochwil of Newburgh, NY and Anthony L. Marullo of Newburgh, NY; (even prouder!) grandfather of: Stephanie Gilmore, Jessica Gilmore, Cole Marullo; Nancy Horvatis, who through a longtime friendship, always held a most special place in his heart.
Son of the late Daniel A. Marullo and Florence Mangini Marullo. He leaves behind brothers: Anthony "Buddy" Marullo and wife, Philomenia of Boca Raton, FL, Robert K.M. Marullo of Peru, Brazil, and sister, Amelia Lennon and husband, Bruce of Sebastian, FL, as well as dozens of nieces and nephews, and great-nieces and great-nephews. He was predeceased by brothers: Daniel Marullo of Red Hook, NY and Charles Marullo of FL, and by son-in-law, Gary F. Gilmore of Newburgh, NY.
A Memorial Mass was celebrated at 10 a.m. at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Boca Raton, FL on Wednesday, April 24th. Interment followed at 1 p.m. with full military honors at the South Florida VA National Cemetery in Lake Worth, FL.
A second Memorial Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. at the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on South Robinson Ave in Newburgh, NY on Monday, April 29th. 845-561-2264. Father Peter Claver will officiate.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Hospice by the Sea of Boca Raton, or your local Hospice, in memory of John J. Marullo Sr.