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Starboard Evo XTV 80
The first impression:
The EVO 80 replaces the 83 of the last season and got like all other EVOs a new bottomshape: a concave nose changes to a double concave in the middle and into a strong shaped V at the tail. Over the years the EVO got the image of the ultimate, short and wide board. For 2008 the carving performance and the fluid riding abilities got improved to even go up more vertical in the breaking part of the wave. The board gets delivered with excellent accessories like really good footpads and straps and a firstclass G–10 fin.
Riding performance:
The EVO 80 plans extremely easily, feels quite comfortable when riding and has a huge windrange. While subplaning the board stays stable in the water. When you catch the lightest gust, the board accelerates very quickly, but stays easy in control. The stance in the straps is very comfortable and stable; it feels all the time compact and ready to react. The EVO 80 is extremely versatile and fits to each riding style. The fin gives a lot of grip. If you accelerate a lot, the board sits flat on the water, is stable and easy to control under the legs. Also in the rough and overpowered conditions the board never looses its balance. The rider can trust the board and develop a good feeling for the board. In strong chop we prefered the EVO 80 compared to its smaller brother. This board makes the chop feel like flat water and runs quite smooth over it.
The EVO XTV 80 is easy to ride with the front or back leg because of its harmonic outline and thin tail. All this components make this board to an incredible waveboard. You can press the boardedge quite far into the water and lean forward in the bottom turn, before you let your body fall back when pressing the board above the backleg in a narrow curve radius and hurtle towards the wave in a vertical way with an incredible high speed. WIth the EVO 80 under your feet everything is possible and as well experienced sailors will wonder, which moves can be done. It doesn't matter if you do aerials, fast carving turns or radical action in the white water. The EVO 80 offers the full programm. Compared to his smaller brother EVO 75, the EVO 80 has a wider range of use and is the board for heavier riders.
The EVO XTV 80 combines extremely early planning with aggresssion, control and fantastic wave performance. We can recommend the EVO to everybody, especially
Huge range, user–friendly and incredible versatile performance in waves.
It's a modern waveboard. We can not say anything bad about it.to heavier sailors as a small board.
Starboard Evo XTV 90
The first impression
The EVO 90 can be used not only as the "one wave board solution" for heavy riders but also as and additional light wind solution for light riders. The board is available in a wood version (used in the test) or in the a bit heavier Technora version. The complex under waterline combines a mono concave in the nose with a double concave in the middle, plus a V in front of the fin, which runs towards the tail. The fitting of the board is exemplary with a 25 cm long G 10 Drake fin, anti twisting slick–footstraps and excellent footpads.
Riding characters
While subplanning the board stays quite stable and gets surprisingly quick into a free position, when it starts to plan having some pressure in the sail. The EVO 90 gets an excellent end speed, runs quite good on the upwind and feels stable, quiet and always in control. There is just one negative point we have to add: the footstrap plugs are too wide apart from each other, in our opinion.
The result is, that you do not have enough grip while sailing bare foot. But you can solve it easily, for example for the front footstrap, you take the third hole at the front position and the middle (second) hole at the back position. Although the board has a lot of speed sailing straight, the EVO 90 reacts very quickly when giving some pressure on the foot.
Move characters
It was hard to get our testers off this board! The EVO 90 stays in control. It doesn't matter, how radical you press the board into the turn. It's quite easy to sail vertical to the lip of the wave and cut a very radical cutback in the wave. The EVO 90 feels extremely light and reactive. It was one of the best wave boards in this group of boards. It has a wider range compared with the other boards of the group.
The EVO XTV 90 was a favorite of the testers. It's an extremely well made board for low wind wave riding use. Highly recommended.
Incredible excellent carving characters, wide range and suitable from wave beginners to experts.
Contra: Just the footstrap plugs, which are too far apart from each other, but nothing else.
Starboard Futura 122
The first impression:
The Futura 122 continues the tradition of the highly praised Carve 122. Modifications in the shape, which were made on all Futura sizes, include an alleged 15 % reduction of thickness. In the direct comparison to the common shapes the Starboard test team realized a clear improvement in comfort of use and in speed. The 122 liter sized Futura is with its size in the middle of the 7 boards big Futura line. It has the same bottom shape like the Futura 111 and the well known cutups from the Isonic designs. The board accessories and quality in production are excellent. The straps are a bit stiff and relatively thin and get worn out quite quick. The 40 cm fin, which gets delivered with the Futura, is a Drake Free slalom shape.
Riding performance:
The Futura got wider and thinner compared to his pre runner Carve. At the water the board feels very stable and loose and carries sail sizes up to 8.5 m without any problems. The start into planning feels quick and intuitively on this board. The flat deck shape along the board middle line helps on the way back into the well placed straps. If you got in the straps once, the acceleration and the maximum end speed are impressive. The Futura 122 is a bit harder to trim compared to the other boards in this test group and needs in powered conditions more body tension. If you do not have enough tension it can happen, that the board rolls from one to the other rail. With an active riding style the board accelerates with each gust more and more. You can even ride the board on the fin like a slalom racer. Not much bottom area stays inside the water, but the board never feels nervous like the pure racing machines.
Fortunately the Futura 122 has lost nothing of the move performance compared to the Carve. The board is extremely versatile in jibing. The initiation of a curve is extremely easy. The edges have an excellent grip and are reliable in every radius of a curve. At the exit of the jibe the wide tail helps to plan through. The low nose helps to go upwind into a tack, but the volume in the nose area is reduced. Heavier sailors should walk very quick around the mast.
Excellent acceleration and end speed, extraordinary great carving qualities.
powered up in choppy conditions it's demanding to trim the board.
The Futura 122 should find a big fanclub: the board performs so great to impress sailors with excellent skills, but it's good–natured enough to secure a medium skilled sailor quick improvement. An excellent board, which is recommendable.
Starboard Kombat 96
The first impression:
The Kombat 96 is the third smallest board out of the six boards of the range. For 2008 it got rebuilt completely. The shape is stamped with the well known Starboard "spiralling V concept". A strong V in the nose, which helps to get the board well into the turns and to not spin out. The V in the middle is not too strong, to get the board quick into planning and to allow a high end speed. The kick tail and the stronger formed V in the tail remind rather of the shape of a wave board. The board got thinner compared to the last years model. It gets delivered with the already known first class accessories. The pads are comfortable and give a good hold. The straps are easy to adjust and the delivered fin fits great to the board.
Riding performance:
The Kombat 96 is one of the outstanding boards in this tes tgroup. It starts to plan very early, accelerates quick an plans free and comfortable. It definitely feels lighter and more move orientated compared to the last years model. It's very quick, feels short and compact because of the outline which reminds of a big wave board and is easy in control despite an agile character. The moderate domed deck increases the comfort in riding and allows more body positions. You can sail upright and wave orientated or you can lean back and accelerate. In choppy water the board stays quiet because of the V shape in the bottom. The straps are a small minus. They are easy to adjust, but do not give enough hold, which would be necessary for universal use.
Move performance:
In the jibe the board is incredibly versatile. You can carve fast narrow or long wide jibes. The board can do everything. In the waves the board does surprisingly well compared to its size. You can go for radical, narrow Bottom turns and Cut backs or in higher waves wide carved turns. In Freestyle sailing it looks a bit different. You can do all tricks with this board, but only, if you are a good sailor. Due to the short and wide outline it is easy for tacking.
End speed, incredible carving performance for a board of this size
Tuned with different straps we have nothing to criticize.
The Kombat 96 is fast and agile, but all the time easy to control. A very great all rounder, with which you can really have fun in less good conditions. Highly recommendable for Windsurfers of all levels and body weights.

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I just posted this on taint.org, but it's the kind of thing I usually post to this Advo diary instead (since it deals with code and free software). So I'll post it here too ;)
<bigwig> is a really interesting new design for web services. A month or 2 ago, I was thinking about web app languages, like perl/CGI, PHP, servlets, HTML::Mason, etc., and I realised that the big problem was the requirement imposed by the web environment itself; most "interesting" operations often have a UI that needs to take place over several pages, and each page has to
- unmarshal the user's CGI params, decode them, check them for insecurity, validity etc.;
- open the database;
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- fill out the HTML template (I'm assuming nobody's insane enough to still use embedded HTML-in-code!);
- insert "next step" form data in that template;
- send that back to the user;
- save a little state to the database;
- then exit, and forget all in-memory state.
When compared to most interactive programs now, it's clear that this is a totally different, and much more laborious, way to write code. The nearest thing in trad apps is the "callback" way to deal with non-blocking I/O, ie. what we used before we could (a) use threads (b) use processes or (c) wrap it up in a more friendly library to do that. It just screams complexity.
<bigwig> fixes that:
Rather than producing a single HTML page and then terminating as CGI scripts or Servlets, each session thread may involve multiple client interactions while maintaining data that is local to that thread.
They call it The Session-Centered Approach.
It gets better. They also include built-in support for input validation, HTML output validation, compilation and compile-time code checking, and it's GPLed free software. This is really good stuff. Next time I have to write a web app, I'll be using this.
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So I've been driving waaaaay out of my way to the only other WM around here looking for Marvel Legends. This is a much nicer WM, but they have no LOTR figures at all (and I get the same "ummmm" when I ask for figures).
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Cut two pieces of cord. Cut one piece 12 times longer than the desired length of the finished piece and cut the other 3 times longer than the desired length of the finished piece.
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Choose a bead to use for the clasp. Test the hole of the bead to make sure that four strands of cord can fit through.
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Thirty years ago there were very little supports,
services or options available for families caring for their
older loved ones in the United States.
Since that time, our nation has made great strides in
helping caregivers provide the assistance they need to keep
their family members living at home in the community among
their families and friends. A groundswell of support for
addressing the challenges that caregivers experience on a
daily basis has resulted in many positive changes, including
the Family and Medical Leave Act, the National Family
Caregiver Support Program, and the long term care provisions
included in the 2006 Amendments to the Older Americans Act
that emphasize the delivery of home and community-based
services to older persons in lieu of costly
The story that follows was written by Sr. Marie Clark, IHM who was Assistant Secretary for
Aging Josefina's Carbonell's teacher and principal in high
school in Miami.
It vividly describes the painful yet poignant journey
her family endured caring for their mother.
A Caregiver Speaks Up
On Thursday, June 20, 1974 at noon, my mother suffered a
severe stroke quite suddenly while working at Wanamaker's
Department Store in
Philadelphia. My mother had never
been sick before, so this was a shock to my father and two
brothers. She
was only 71 and quite active and well until that day. It was a blessing that I was at home with my father
at the time that the Department Store nurse called the house
and informed us that my mother was taken to Jefferson Hospital
in Philadelphia.
Later that afternoon, my father asked the Doctors at
Jefferson if my mother could be moved to the Memorial Hospital
as a convenience for the family and friends. I was then able
to stay at our family home with my father. On Saturday, my
two brothers came from Long Island and
with their families for the weekend. They all left on Sunday
after having visited ICU, watching my Mother who was in a
coma. Unfortunately, the following Monday morning, before I
went to the hospital to visit my mother, I found my father
dead in bed. He had a massive heart attack two hours before
I found him. I am sure that it was the shock of my mother's
condition that brought this on.
These were very tragic and trying times for my two brothers
and me.
Neither my mother or father had ever been sick before, so we
were all devastated. My mother's stroke was pronounced to be
severe. She was unable to speak, and both her right arm and
right leg were paralyzed. She remained in the
Hospital until September of 1974 and
then she was transferred to
Einstein Medical Center
for continued therapy until November 1, 1974.
My two brothers and I decided that it would be best to bring
her to her own home and with assistance that was
accomplished. I, at that time, was involved in
Administration in a large Catholic Girls' High School, and I
believed that it would be best for me to request a Leave of
Absence from my Superiors in the IHM Congregation. This was
and from 1974 to 1980 when my mother died I remained in our
family home in Roxborough and had to learn many things about
home care and learn quickly. Many neighbors and friends came to my rescue and my
mother's doctor was most helpful with advice and support and
home visits.
My mother needed therapy, so I enrolled her in a program in
a hospital nearby where she was given Physical, Occupational
and Speech Therapy three times a week. Fortunately, most of
these Therapy expenses were covered by her Medical Insurance
(Medicare and Blue Cross and Blue Shield). She had worked at
Wanamaker's Department Store for 24 years and had paid into
Medical Insurance. I observed all these therapies and
continued them at home four days a week. From 1974 to 1978, my mother improved very well, and
at the end of the four years she was speaking slowly but
with great difficulty and able to walk with a cane and use
her right arm a bit.
However, in October of 1978, I found her unconscious one
morning in bed and the doctor stated that she had had
another stroke. After hospitalization for about a month, she
was released in a totally paralyzed state with a feeding
tube and unable to use either arm or leg. She became a bed
patient for the next two years. Again, I sought advice from medical books, doctors
and nurses and soon learned how to take care of a bed
patient, use the feeding tube every 6 hours and change the
catheter when necessary. Fortunately, many friends in the neighborhood came to
my assistance especially when I had to get my mother out of
bed with the Hoyer Lift. She needed a hospital bed and also a wheelchair so
that her lungs would continue to function properly. This was a daily routine each afternoon with the
Hoyer Lift and wheelchair. Every 6 hours I sat beside her bed, and with a
standard pole, allowed a nutritional supplement (Ensure) to
drip into her feeding tube. This included a 2 a.m. feeding so I became an around-
the- clock nurse.
God and the neighbors were my daily support.
All throughout these six years of suffering, my mother was
mentally alert, and she and I communicated through little
eye signals that I taught her in order to respond to my
questions regarding her comfort, her favorite TV shows or
her feelings. My mother's MD (Dr. Janet Hampton) who lived
nearby was a tremendous support because she made house calls
when necessary, and was always available by phone.
If there had been Hospice or some other Home Care
Organization at that time, I would have applied for those
services, but in the 1970's this
was not in existence. We could not afford Private Nursing
Care, and I
refused to put her into a Nursing Home. I could not subject
my mother to such deplorable conditions as long as I was
alive and able to take care of her. I am grateful that I was able to do what was
necessary for her comfort and keep her in the familiar
environs of her own home.
My mother passed away in the
Hospital on May 22, 1980 after severe
de-hydration and a stomach virus that the doctors were
unable to isolate or treat. She was only in the hospital for
three days and I was
sorry that she could not die at home because that was her
wish. My
two brothers and I were at her bedside when she breathed her
last breath. I was very grateful that I had been able to
care for her during those very difficult years when she
suffered so intensely.
Written on June 12, 2008 by Sr. Marie Clark, IHM
Home Care For Mrs.
Leona Clark from 1974 to 1980.
(Given by her daughter, Sr. Marie Clark, IHM)
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TWIN FALLS, Idaho - Idaho Department of Health and Welfare officials say more parents are refusing to immunize their children.
It's the fifth year in a row that the number of people claiming vaccination exemptions has increased.
The Times-News reports that for the current school year, close to 370 children in south-central Idaho were exempted from vaccinations. That's about 4 percent of the kids enrolled in school in the region.
Idaho requires students in kindergarten through seventh grade to receive several immunizations before attending school, including vaccines for tetanus, pertussis and polio. But the state allows parents to exempt their kids for medical, religious and philosophical reasons.
South Central Public Health District Nurse Lisa Klamm says as more children stop getting the shots, the chances of catching potentially fatal diseases like polio increase.


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Geez! It just keeps getting better ... The IRS has announced that it will be writing the regulations to implement the excise tax on health insurors, which will cost those entities about $8 billion in 2014, and about $11 billion in 2015. They are trying to write the regulation in such a way that the health insurors will be limited in recouping this additional tax from the insureds. Fat chance of that being the ultimate reality.
To write the reg that way is like saying: "We're going to take some of your profit, and you're not allowed to charge any more for your product; you just have to suck it up because the govt needs the money for Obamacare more than you need that profit. You have no right to have such a big profit. People have a right to health care."
I think there might be another lawsuit lurking there. The govt has a right to levy a tax, (as SCOTUS declared), but do they have a right to tell the insurors how much profit they can make?
No question that there are few people who have any love lost for the insurance companies, but if the govt can do this to one type of company, can't they carry the premise further. For example, require auto makers to improve mileage, but not allow them to pass along their extra costs to the consumer? Was the same restriction put on the medical device companies for their excise tax?
Of course, if the insurors go broke, or leave the health care insurance business, that brings single-payer closer to reality. Then single-provider (as in UK) ... and then wait 50 years for that system to develop the leaks it's developing now in the UK.


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Description The Pacific herring, Clupea pallasii, is a species of the herring family associated with the Pacific Ocean environment of North America and northeast Asia. This species is a silvery fish with unspined fins and a deeply forked caudal fin. The distribution is widely along the California coast from Baja California north to Alaska and the Bering Sea; in Asia the distribution is south to Japan. Clupea pallasii is sometimes considered a keystone species because of its very high productivity and interactions with a large number of predators and prey. Pacific herring spawn in variable seasons, but often in the early part of the year in intertidal and sub-tidal environments, commonly on eelgrass or other submerged vegetation; however, they do not die after spawning, but can breed in successive years. According to government sources, the Pacific herring fishery collapsed in the year 1993, and is slowly recovering to commercial viability in several North American stock areas. The species is named for Peter Simon Pallas, a noted German naturalist and explorer.
Dimensions Up to 18" (46 cm).
Habitat Open ocean, Ocean or bay shallows, Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes.
Range California, Northwest, Western Canada, Alaska.


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Love it or hate it, this choice is just so very Gwen, which kind of makes it perfect. For her, at least.
Apparently that tiara weighed seven pounds and had to be sewed onto her head. The finished look is kind of Galadriel gone horribly, horribly wrong. But boy, is it memorable!
Who says brides have to wear dresses? Portia wore one when she and Ellen married, but Ellen herself went for the tailored pants-and-vest look.
Only Audrey could pull something like this off.
Love it or hate it, this choice is just so very Gwen, which kind of makes it perfect. For her, at least.
Grace Kelly's classic, elegant gown served as the inspiration for countless other dress, including Kate Middleton's...
...And Ivanka Trump's.
Gorgeous. Just gorgeous.
Honestly, I'm not really sure what Katie Price is famous for-- Wikipedia would like me to think that she's a "British television personality, occasional singer and former glamour model," but she seems more like the kind of person who's famous simply for being famous-- but that aside, WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THIS DRESS? Apparently, Ms. Price wanted it to be the longest wedding dress in history; subsequently, it's a whopping 2,700 feet long. WHAT IS THIS I CAN'T EVEN.
Ah, the '80s: A time of questionable choices. Even for JFK's daughter.
It may seem kind of dated, but apparently, people are still looking for Diana-inspired wedding gowns, 30 years later. Now that's staying power.
Shirley Temple was only 17 when she married for the first time, so her dress is appropriately youthful, if somewhat Glinda-esque.
Most people go for the princess look at their weddings, but Alicia went for the goddess look instead.
I feel like I probably shouldn't be surprised that Mariah wore this, and yet I still kind of am. Kind of. But not really.
Now there's a classy look! Instead of a gown and veil, Natalie Wood went with a cocktail dress, ballet flats, and a lace hood-- with opera gloves, of course,
You know, I kind of go back and forth about whether I love this one or hate it, but either way, it's pretty hard to forget. Though in this picture, it looks kind of like Keith Urban kidnapped Nicole from the early 19th century century.
Yoko WOULD wear something like that.


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Everything you need to know about today's media coverage of Israel and the Mideast.
Palestinian flytilla a media flop. Critics worry about US handling of Iranian nuke talks. And why was a former Hamas official abducted in Syria?
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Israel and the Palestinians
• The Palestinian flytilla was a failure. The JPost notes that Ben-Gurion Airport wasn't disrupted; officials differ on whether the government's response helped or harmed Israel's image — but judging from YNet, it's a purely academic debate. For an example of how the Western press viewed the event, Karin Brulliard's Washington Post dispatch suffices.
• The IDF suspended Lt. Col. Sholom Eisner for beating an activist in the face with the butt of his rifle. The Times of Israel has details and the video. See Amir Mizroch's thoughtful take.
• AFP picks up on a super-sized hunger strike by 1,600 Palestinian prisoners.
• Palestinians Ban Sale of Israeli Produce
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• Jackson Diehl's worried about President Obama's "diplomacy of delay" with Iran, Israel and the Palestinians, Syria, and more.
If the regime then cheats, or refuses to negotiate a more lasting solution to its pursuit of nuclear technology, Obama will end his term with Iran closer to a an atomic bomb than it was in 2009.
And if Iran won't agree, and the talks collapse? Then Obama's effort to stop history until November will once again depend on a man who probably would like to see him lose the election: Netanyahu. That's the problem with asking for "space": It tends to get filled by others.
• A WSJ staff-ed (via Google News) takes a dim view of Obama's negotiating strategy with Iran. See also Tony Karon's take.
• What were Iranian nuclear scientists doing at North Korea's failed missile test?
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• A former Hamas liason with Syria and Iran was abducted in Damascus. My heart bleeds . . .
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• British MP Lord Nazir Ahmed was suspended for offering a bounty for the capture of Presidents Obama and Bush.
The British peer reportedly said: "'If the US can announce a reward of $10 million for the (capture) of Hafiz Saeed, I can announce a bounty of £10 million (for the capture of) President Obama and his predecessor, George Bush."
Lord Ahmed reportedly said he would arrange the bounty at any cost, even if he had to sell his own personal assets including his house.
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Ruth Lea (pictured), Economic Adviser to the Arbuthnot Banking Group, discusses the downgrade to Britain's debt rating, the latest public finances data and the Bank's February Inflation Report.…
Moody's downgraded Britain's sovereign debt rating from Aaa to Aa1, which was expected. Britain's public finances are, if anything, deteriorating. But in a world where Germany and Canada are the only major economies to retain their "triple A" status, Moody's assessment that the UK remains highly credit-worthy is surely as satisfactory an assessment as can be expected under current circumstances.
The January PSNB data were better than expected and, even after allowing for APF receipts of GBP3.8bn, were still a tad better than in January 2012. But taking the first ten months together, the picture is less encouraging. The IFS estimates that, if present trends are continued in February-March 2013, the underlying PSNB (excluding the effects of the Royal Mail transfer and the APF receipts) could be GBP127-128bn in FY2012. This is GBP6-7bn higher than in FY2011 (GBP121bn) and GBP7-8bn higher than the OBR's December forecast for FY2012 (GBP119.9bn). The ONS recently announced that, of the GBP11.5bn APF receipts expected in FY2012, only GBP6.4bn may count against the deficit. If the OBR follows this guidance, then the actual PSNB for FY2012 may be GBP92.5-93.5bn, some GBP12-13bn higher than the GBP80.5bn forecast in December.
The Bank downgraded its GDP growth forecasts and increased its CPI inflation forecasts in February. The Bank now projects that CPI inflation will stay above the 2% target until the second half of 2015, partly because of "administered and regulated" price increases. Monetary policy will not, however, be tightened. Indeed the Governor voted for more QE at the February MPC meeting. The pound has weakened about 6% since the beginning of the year, providing a competitiveness boost.
Ruth Lea said "the cumulative borrowing figures for the current financial year do not make for comfortable reading. Not merely will the PSNB overshoot the OBR's December forecast, but the "underlying" PSNB could be GBP6-7bn higher than last year. In addition, the Bank's latest forecasts show weaker growth and higher inflation. All in all, Moody's downgrade to Britain's debt was all but inevitable."


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'Super Dividend' ETF's Cost Cut In Half
Yield-oriented investors: The cost of owning the Global X Super Dividend ETF (SDIV) was just chopped nearly in half.
A Global X Funds official confirms to Barrons.com this morning that the decision to rid the fund of business development companies allows it to avoid paying so-called acquired fund fees. This has a large impact on the bottom line for owners. The fund's fees fell to 0.58 percent, from 1.14 percent. Here's the scoop last night by Index Universe's Olly Ludwig.
The ETF pays a rich 7.7% 12-month yield and has gathered nearly $120 million in assets in a little over a year on the market. It now stands a chance of accelerating this already fast pace of asset gathering. Holdings include Annaly Capital Management (NLY), AstraZeneca (AZN), RR Donnelly (RRD) and Ship Finance International (SFL).
The 0.58 percent fee puts this ETF's cost a hair beneath the Guggenheim Global S&P Dividend Opportunities Index ETF (LVL) and the First Trust Dow Jones Global Select Dividend Index ETF (FGD), each of which charge 0.60%.


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Anyone know how I can get a copy of the "R2-D2: Beneath The Dome" DVD in the UK? I have e-mailed suncoast and they said they can't ship the DVD to the UK .
Does anyone know if there are any plans for us in the UK to get it? If not I'll have to try and find it on ebay and place a bid for it on there.
If it is released in the UK I know my favourite quote will be cut out, "Out of my way you scottish wanker" !


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Posted February 23, 2009; 05:32 p.m.
The Princeton University Orchestra will present two evenings of student winners of the University Concerto Competition in concerts at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday March 6-7, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
Michael Pratt will conduct three works with the four student winners: the Flute Concerto of Jacques Ibert with sophomore Jessica Anastasio; the Premiere Rhapsody of Claude Debussy for clarinet and orchestra with freshman Jeffrey Hodes; and Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor with senior Holger Staude. Pratt will then turn over the orchestra to senior Anna Wittstruck, who will lead a performance of Bedrich Smetana's tone poem "The Moldau."
"Our concerto competition is always a highlight of the year, and this year's students are young musicians of exceptional gifts," Pratt said. "All three works are examples of brilliant writing for the solo instruments and orchestra, and combine to make an exciting program. And a bonus for musicians and audience alike is Smetana's beloved 'Moldau.' The orchestra recently returned from Prague, where we literally cruised on this fabled river. So this performance will be especially from the heart."
Anastasio is planning to major in classics and pursue a music performance certificate. She has played the flute for 12 years and hopes to become a professional musician. Before coming to Princeton, she was a Presidential Scholar in the Arts and a summer fellow with the Tanglewood Music Center orchestra program. She is from San Antonio, Texas.
Hodes began playing clarinet in 2001 while growing up in Los Angeles. He has participated in many summer music festivals, including the Boston University Tanglewood Institute and the Idyllwild Music Festival. He currently plays in the Princeton University Orchestra and in multiple chamber ensembles and is continuing his clarinet studies with Jo-Ann Sternberg. He is a prospective math major with additional interests in music and computer science.
Staude was born in Frankfurt, Germany. He is majoring in economics and pursuing a certificate in musical performance. He has been active as a soloist and chamber musician throughout his time in Princeton. Holger currently studies the piano with Peggy Kampmeier.
Wittstruck of Asheville, N.C., is a music major pursuing certificates in conducting and creative writing. She is assistant conductor of the Princeton University Orchestra, associate conductor of the Princeton Sinfonia, and currently studies conducting with Michael Pratt.
Tickets for the concerts are $18 for the general public, $15 for seniors and $5 for students, and may be purchased at the Frist Campus Center box office, the Richardson Auditorium box office or online.


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Imitating for curiosity's sake: what makes us uniquely human? Ever since Darwin's day, scientists have been seeking an evolutionary explanation for what differentiates humans from apes. Many suggestions have been made, ranging from our brains to our … Continue reading


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TUPELO – Hair salon owner Melony Armstrong, the lone Democrat in the Ward 3 City Council race, announced today that she will no longer seek the office.
With Armstrong leaving the race to represent Ward 3, the race will likely be decided in the May 7 primary election between Republicans Jim Newell, the incumbent and instructor at Itawamba Community College, and Liz Dawson, the community health director at North Mississippi Medical Center.
Armstrong announced by e-mail to the Daily Journal today that she decided to withdraw from the Ward 3 race because of "personal reasons."
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BIO 548 - Biometry
Principles and applications of statistics to biological problems. The use of parametric and nonparametric tests of significance in the analysis of data and the interpretation of experiments. Prerequisite: MATH 108 or equivalent, or permission of the department chairperson. Not open to students who have credit in BIO 448.
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"Princeton Modern: Highlights of Campus Architecture from the 1960s to the Present," a new book on the University's modern architecture, contains more than 90 full-color photographs of building exteriors and interiors by author and photographer Dale Cotton. This image of Robertson Hall, designed by Minoru Yamasaki, shows the nearby Scudder Plaza with magnolia trees in bloom.
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'Princeton Modern' offers walking tour of post-'50s architecture
Posted March 18, 2010; 01:36 p.m.
The book cover shows Rafael Viñoly's Icahn Laboratory. "Dramatic light filters in through the louvered vertical 'blinds' that create a dappled pattern on the floors and walls," Cotton writes.
The first book-length look at modern architecture on the Princeton University campus has been produced by a local author.
"Princeton Modern: Highlights of Campus Architecture from the 1960s to the Present," was designed, written and photographed by Dale Cotton, a Princeton University Press senior production editor and freelance photographer and writer. It covers signature touches added to the campus by world-famous architects such as Cesar Pelli, Frank Gehry, Rafael Viñoly and Robert Venturi, among others.
At left: Wu Hall, designed by Venturi Rauch and Scott Brown, features a round arch and large bay with an "oculus" (round opening) and "mullioned" windows that allow natural light to enter. At right: Clouds and neighboring trees reflect in the glass curtain wall of Sherrerd Hall, one of the newer buildings on campus designed by Frederick Fisher and Partners.
"Princeton Modern is the best architectural account of our current campus that I have seen," said Jon Hlafter, University architect emeritus. Hlafter's foreword provides an overview of the evolution of the University's architecture, based on his 40 years of expertise in campus construction and design.
The 64-page, full-color book, published by the University's Office of Communications, is intended to serve as a walking guide.
"Princeton Modern" contains more than 90 full-color photographs of building exteriors and interiors. Each building is numbered in the book to correspond with a color-coded pullout map.
At left: Natural light floods the atrium in the Hillier Group's Bowen Hall. At right: This staircase in Hoyt Laboratory, designed by Davis Brody and Associates, is inside the pie-shaped fire escape -- the building's most prominent feature.
"I've found great satisfaction in exploring the University's buildings inside and out," said Cotton. "My hope is that the campus community and campus visitors will share my fascination and admiration for these exciting designs."
Photographs, sample pages and more information about the book are available on the author's website.
The book is being sold at Labyrinth Books in Princeton, the Princeton University Art Museum Store and the University Store.
"Like an Igor Stravinsky composition for ballet, counterpoint and contradiction dominate the exterior: saw-toothed rooflines are juxtaposed against sloping steel profiles and brick boxes; soaring towers confront horizontal rooms; shiny steel embraces light-color brick," Cotton writes of the Gehry Partners-designed Lewis Library.


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Just helped somebody to fix some problem ... really silly one ... :)
- He wants to use document.writeln to write a <noscript> out ... LOL ... at last he turned to PHP
- Someone is complaining UltraBoard's save password
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Cute? Silly? ugh ...
oh yea ... and my enlightenment just crashed last night ... and then i switched my wm to sawfish ... so good so far :) (Plus support for Chinese where enlightenment doesn't offer)
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Alternate name: White-bark Maple
Family: Aceraceae, Maple view all from this family
Description A small tree typically developing a round form with slender branches, often multiple trunks. Bark thin, chalky white, becoming ridged and blackish at the base with age. Leaves have 5 or 3 long-pointed lobes with wavy or coarsely toothed edges, 5-9 cm. long and broad, often drooping at the tip. Fruit is a paired brown samara, 2-2.5 cm long, maturing in autumn.
Dimensions Height: 8-9 m.
Diameter: .3 m.
Habitat Watersides (fresh).
Range Texas, Plains, Southeast, Florida.
Discussion Brilliant fall foliage is the significant feature of this tree. Leaves smaller than northern sugar maple, but the colors are just as bright. Highly shade- and drought-tolerant.
Comments Chalk maple displays good dry-soil tolerance, although it needs moisture if grown in brighter sites.
Exposure Preference Partial sun.
Native Distribution North Carolina to n. Florida, w. to e. Oklahoma & Texas
Site Preference Rocky woods; river bluffs; ravines
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Thread: My betta bulb plants look sick
My betta bulb plants look sick
I was so excited to see them sprout and start growing, but now they both appear to be turning a brownish color. I know my water is hard, but I'm still cycling my tank (about 24 days new). Should I get some fertilizer for them? Will this throw off the cycling of the tank? I have a betta living in it already. He seems to like the plant. I've caught him lounging in it, but he also ate one of the sprouts.
Here's Bernie lounging in one of the plants. Sorry it's not clearer, but you can kind of see how brownish the plants have become.
He's quite a ham. He loves having his picture taken.
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Everything I have heard about these Petco products tells me that they are not worth the small cost of them; here is a thread on them. I was once tempted to purchase them but I did not and now I never will; I suggest you try to get your money back from Petco and I also suggest you not ever again purchase living supplies their again (IMHO, Petco is great for basic budget supplies, as is true even more so with Petsmart and its economical Top Fin products.)
About your tank cycling: Everything I have heard on the forum and at my local aquarium store tells me that plants are basically harmless, at worst slightly protracting of, the cycling process and often actually speed up cycling by removing ammonia from the water. Another thing about cycling is that I have only cycled once: with my 260 L (70 gallon) aquarium; my 40 L and my new paludarium were cycled more or less instantly by saving water from the big aquarium that I took from a water change and putting it in the aquarium; so, if you already have an aquarium that can spare at least most of the tank to be cycled's necessary water from a change, I suggest you do that... just test the ammonia, nitrite and nitrate levels about an hour or so after to be safe.
About Aquarium Plants: How many litres is your tank? This is very important for the health of your betta and for knowing what types of plants are a good idea: Try some Anubias, some Java fern and some Java moss, some Crypts (though be warned that it will loose its leaves via Crypt melt shortly after you get it, though it will gain them back eventually) as well as trying a Crinum (I have had no experience with the African Onion plant but I would love to get one (via the post); I have had success with the Thai Onion plant of the same genus, however) if it is at least 30 L.
Good luck!
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I only have a 2.5 gallon tank. Where do you usually buy your plants? I haven't really looked for other fish stores and have shopped only at Petco and Petsmart. I think the only other fish supply place locally is for saltwater fish, but maybe I'm wrong. I guess I should stop by and check it out.
I am lucky enough to live within cycling distance of a huge aquarium store, one where the staff know and respect their livestock and myself well; in your case, I suggest to you two options.
The first would be that you travel to a nearby major city with an aquarium store via researching on the internet "[Insert City] aquarium store(s)", decide which one(s) are best from their websites and then go and get the plants you wish; BTW, plants can last for many hours in the store's bag without issue, almost certainly longer (Though I cannot be sure as I have never had to deal with a long trip with any aquarium plants), so do not worry about this.
If you are in a very remote area or lack the time or resources to travel to a distant major city's aquarium store, you should go online and get some aquarium plants; I must say that I have only once purchased livestock (Annual killifish eggs) over the internet, thus I am not sure as to the best websites to purchase from.
Finally, I would advise that you try if at all possible to not purchase livestock from Petco or Petsmart; in my experience, these stores are good only for saving money on supplies but take such poor care of their livestock that it is never worth the cost to get fish, plants anything else living from them.
I hope I helped!
Just a f/u: I started feeding my Betta more and also have added plant food to the tank and the bulbs are starting to send out new sprouts and my Betta isn't picking at them like he was. I think he was just hungry.


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I watched all three videos a couple of times and did not post up immediately. The reason was I needed to reflect on what I saw. First off, I want to compliment you on making great progress with such a young pup. You obviously have succeeded in teaching him quite a bit and he is definitely a keeper!
The distractions by the other dog were amazingly ignored and the pup using the hide hints that your primary purpose for this pup may be to hunt (just a guess). I use a hide often in training, but I never release my dogs directly from the hide. The reasoning is to avoid making an expectation out of the hide becoming a launching pad. They come to heel before making any retrieves.
It is very good to have a precocious pup for your first. You've succeeded in getting him to focus and be responsive. That's a huge advantage down the road. His delivery at that age is outstanding and consistent. He obviously is having a great deal of fun and that is because of your approach. Good for you!
I really only have a couple of things that jumped out at me. First of all, he was sent on his name for the first mark and on "back" for the second. Then again, I need to balance that with the fact that he is only is only 6 months old. I would be sending him on all marks with his name for the release and pile/blind retrieves use "back". Make the difference a clear distinction.
One last thing, the release to go could be a bit slower and calmer...don't rush it. The "hand down" cue is best issued slowly with no distracting motions. I believe you are trying to convey enthusiasm to the pup, but I like to release my dogs quietly from the line (most of the time) to avoid feeding anxiety.
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Xbox One Console isn't Compatible with 3D Blu-ray
The folks over at CNET said they confirmed the lack of 3D Blu-ray support with a Microsoft representative, though the Redmond software giant hasn't ruled out implementing the feature at a later date. It will probably depend on how much of a stink, if any, gamers make about it.
It's an interesting decision by Microsoft. The Xbox One is the company's first console to bake in Blu-ray support, though it seems odd that Microsoft chose not to go the extra mile and add 3D support, too.
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As for Sony's PS4 console, the assumption is that it will support 3D Blu-ray playback just like the PlayStation 3 does, but it hasn't been confirmed. The closest Sony has come to confirming support for 3D movies is by listing 3D gaming in its massive FAQ page.
"Technically, PS4 supports 3D gameplay at launch in North America, though no launch titles are currently 3D compatible," Sony states.
The question that led to that answer asks, "Will PS4 support any 3D content, including stereoscopic 3D games." Sony kind of danced around the issue in its answer by only mentioning games, not other types of 3D content, specifically 3D Blu-ray movies.
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The following adverse reactions which have occurred with the administration of the individual products alone may also occur with the use of Soma Compound with Codeine (carisoprodol, aspirin, and codeine phosphate tablets) . The following events have been reported during post-approval individual use of carisoprodol, aspirin, and codeine. Because these reactions are reported voluntarily from a population of uncertain size, it is not always possible to reliably estimate their frequency or establish a causal relationship to drug exposure.
Cardiovascular: Tachycardia, postural hypotension, and facial flushing (see OVERDOSAGE).
Central Nervous System: Drowsiness, dizziness, vertigo, ataxia, tremor, agitation, irritability, headache, depressive reactions, syncope, insomnia, and seizures (see OVERDOSAGE).
Gastrointestinal: Nausea, vomiting, and epigastric discomfort.
Hematologic: Leukopenia, pancytopenia.
The most common adverse reactions associated with the use of aspirin have been gastrointestinal, including both abdominal pain, anorexia, nausea, vomiting, gastritis, and occult bleeding (see WARNINGS, Serious Gastrointestinal Adverse Reactions and PRECAUTIONS, Gastrointestinal Adverse Reactions). Other adverse reactions associated with the use of aspirin include elevated liver enzymes, rash, pruritus, purpura, intracranial hemorrhage, interstitial nephritis, acute renal failure, and tinnitus. Tinnitus may be a sign of high serum salicylate levels (see OVERDOSAGE).
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Controlled Substance: Schedule C-III (see WARNINGS).
Discontinuation of carisoprodol in animals or in humans after chronic administration can produce withdrawal signs, and there are published case reports of human carisoprodol dependence.
In vitro studies demonstrate that carisoprodol elicits barbiturate-like effects. Animal behavioral studies indicate that carisoprodol produces rewarding effects. Monkeys self administer carisoprodol. Drug discrimination studies using rats indicate that carisoprodol has positive reinforcing and discriminating effects similar to barbital, meprobamate, and chlordiazepoxide.
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The sedative effect of carisoprodol and other CNS depressants (e.g., alcohol, benzodiazepines, opioids, tricyclic antidepressants) may be additive. Therefore, caution should be exercised with patients who take more than one of these CNS depressants simultaneously. Concomitant use of carisoprodol and meprobamate, a metabolite of carisoprodol, is not recommended (see WARNINGS, Sedation).
Carisoprodol is metabolized in the liver by CYP2C19 to form meprobamate (see CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY). Co-administration of CYP2C19 inhibitors, such as omeprazole or fluvoxamine, with carisoprodol could result in increased exposure of carisoprodol and decreased exposure of meprobamate. Co-administration of CYP2C19 inducers, such as rifampin or St. John's Wort, with carisoprodol could result in decreased exposure of carisoprodol and increased exposure of meprobamate. Low dose aspirin also showed an induction effect of CYP2C19. The full pharmacological impact of these potential alterations of exposures in terms of either efficacy or safety of carisoprodol is unknown.
Clinically important interactions may occur when certain drugs or alcohol are administered concomitantly with aspirin.
Alcohol: Concomitant use of aspirin with ≥ 3 alcoholic drinks may increase the risk of GI bleeding (see WARNINGS, Serious Gastrointestinal Adverse Reactions).
Anticoagulants: Concomitant use of aspirin and anticoagulants (e.g., heparin, warfarin, clopidogrel) increase the risk of GI bleeding (see WARNINGS, Serious Gastrointestinal Adverse Reactions). Additionally, aspirin can displace warfarin from protein binding sites, leading to prolongation of the international normalized ratio (INR).
Antihypertensives: The concomitant administration of aspirin with angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, angiotensin receptor blockers (ARBs), beta-blockers, and diuretics may diminish the hypotensive effects of these anti-hypertensive products due to aspirin's inhibition of renal prostaglandins, which may lead to decreased renal blood flow and increased sodium and fluid retention. Concomitant use of aspirin and acetazolamide can lead to high serum concentrations of acetazolamide due to competition at the renal tubule for secretion.
Corticosteroids: Concomitant administration of aspirin and corticosteroids may decrease salicylate plasma levels.
Methotrexate: Aspirin may enhance the toxicity of methotrexate due to displacement of methotrexate from its plasma protein binding sites and/or reduction of the renal clearance of methotrexate.
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs): The concurrent use of aspirin with selective and nonselective NSAIDs increases the risk of serious GI adverse reactions (see WARNINGS, Serious Gastrointestinal Adverse Reactions).
Oral Hypoglycemics Agents: Aspirin may increase the serum glucose-lowering action of insulin and sulfonylureas leading to hypoglycemia.
Products that effect urinary pH: Ammonium chloride and other drugs that acidify the urine can elevate plasma salicylate concentrations. In contrast, antacids, by alkalinizing the urine, may decrease plasma salicylate concentrations.
Uricosuric Agents: Salicylates antagonize the uricosuric action of probenecid and sulfinpyrazone.
Codeine Phosphate
The sedative effects of codeine phosphate and other CNS depressants (e.g., alcohol, benzodiazepines, other opioids, tricyclic antidepressants) may be additive. Therefore, caution should be exercised with patients who take more than one of these CNS depressants simultaneously (see WARNINGS, Respiratory Depression and Sedation).
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Hodder Fellows to read from their work, April 14
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This year's Hodder Fellows will read from their work at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 14, in the Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau St.
Writers Anthony Doerr and Sarah Manguso were chosen as "humanists of exceptional promise" to spend the year at Princeton's Council of the Humanities pursuing independent projects.
Doerr is the author of a volume of short stories, "The Shell Collector," which won the New York Public Library's 2003 Young Lions Fiction Award. He is working on a new novel. Manguso, the author of "The Captain Lands in Paradise: Poems," is working on a new collection of poems.
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If you are a mom or dad dreading this Thanksgiving celebration, you are not alone! Parents seem pulled between their desire to create a day of joy and family togetherness, and the needs of their teens.
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When children are young, they get excited about making cookies, or putting on that new dress or snazzy new shirt for the Thanksgiving meal. But by teenage, those same children seem to be transform.
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Evacuation at Junior High School This Morning
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Students at the Washington Junior High School had an unexpected break from class this morning. Superintendent Dr. Mike Jorgensen says a carbon monoxide detector sounded in one of the classrooms in the Consumer Science area alerting the principal to evacuate the building.
Dr. Jorgensen says the students went to the Halcyon House while the Washington Fire Department and crews from Alliant Energy worked to determine the cause which was a malfunction in an exhaust fan.
He notes the carbon monoxide levels were never at a danger level, but the evacuation was done as a precautionary measure. The students returned to class about an hour after leaving the building.
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