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Here at CES 2013, Windows Phone news is few and far between (though no worries, we have some stories coming up in the next day or two). We've already seen quite a bit of the Huawei Ascend W1 which was informally announced here at the convention.
Today we got a chance to play with some of the other colors besides black for the entry-level phone. The W1, following Nokia and HTC, comes in White, Black (soft-touch), Cyan and Red and we have to admit the color scheme continues to work with those themes on board (there is a "dreamy blue" custom Accent color as well).
Though the 4" device with 1.2Ghz dual core CPUs won't be for everyone it's not a bad low-end phone at all (though Windows Phone 8 stutters a tad with 512MB of RAM).
In speaking with Huawei over some drinks last night we did learn about that 6.1" device that they are reportedly working on. It's not a 100% go yet as they want to test the market with the Android version first to see if people even want such a massive phone. Assuming it sells well though you can indeed expect Huawei to make a version with our favorite OS.
Also, we learned the W1 should be coming to the US in Q2. Though we don't have specific carriers to mention there's a good chance we'll see it on some MVNOs and regional carriers as a cheap alternative to some of those less-than-stellar Android devices that we often find.
Although pre-paid phones are not a very sexy discussion for mobile technology it's an important area that Windows Phone needs to make a dent in because right now, Android dominates that area of the market.


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With the summer holidays largely behind and key European Central Bank and US Federal Reserve meeting ahead, investors spent the first five days of September chasing yield, re-positioning their fixed income allocations for a further round of quantitative easing in the US and responding to the latest export numbers from Asia. Those numbers show exports to the European Union down some 15% year-on-year in July and, within the region, shipments to China off as much as 12% in the case of Japan.
Against this backdrop investors pulled more than $1 billion from government bond funds across all durations and EPFR Global-tracked Asia ex-Japan Equity Funds posted their biggest weekly outflows since late 4Q11. Redemptions from Taiwan and India Equity Funds hit their highest level in over a year and Japan Equity funds posted outflows for the third straight week.
Overall, all EPFR Global-tracked Equity Funds surrendered a net $9.9 billion during the week ending Sept. 5, with Emerging Markets Equity Funds accounting for $1.8 billion of that total, while Bond Funds absorbed $3.19 billion and Money Market Funds $4.6 billion.
Expectations that the ECB and the Federal Reserve will deliver further quantitative easing in the coming weeks helped Europe Bond Funds post their biggest inflow in 13 weeks, accelerated the recent outflows from US Government Bond Funds and sustained investor appetite for riskier, more rewarding asset classes such as emerging markets and high yield debt.
Emerging Market Equity Fund Flows
The first week of September saw a five week inflow streak for Emerging Market Equity Funds come to an end as investors looked at the impact of Europe's economic woes and China's slowing economy on emerging markets exporters, especially those located in Asia. Redemptions from Asia ex-Japan Equity Funds hit a 37 week high, Latin America Equity Funds posted outflows for the ninth time in the past 11 weeks and the diversified Global Emerging Markets (GEM) Equity Funds' six week inflow streak was snapped.
Outflows from Asia ex-Japan Equity Funds were paced by redemptions from China, India and Taiwan Equity Funds, all of which surrendered over $300 million during the week ending Sept. 5. Reasons to sell during this period ranged from the vague nature of Chinese plans to bolster growth through the poor short term outlook for exporters to Taiwan's unappealing combination of slowing growth and inflation at a four year high.
Latin America is also feeling the effects of Europe's slowdown, with Brazil's 1H12 exports to the region down some 8% y-o-y. Investors remain wary of the region's dependence on commodity exports and its willingness to pursue interventionist economic policies that include capital and price controls, selective import tariffs and the nationalization of foreign owned companies. Year-to-date outflows from Latin America Equity Funds now stand at $3.1 billion versus outflows of $7.35 billion during the comparable period last year.
Investors are also showing little affection for the major emerging markets themes. Dedicated BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) Equity Funds have posted outflows every week since mid-March while Frontier Markets Funds and funds under the CIVETS (Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Thailand and South Africa) umbrella have experienced redemptions eight and seven of the 10 weeks quarter-to-date. The recent surge of interest in the latest entrant to the list of EM themes, the MIST (Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea and Turkey) markets, ended in early September.
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I know we are already 5 days into February and I am a bit behind the ball when it comes to Valentines Day and doing something romantic, fun, and special but here is the thing. Most bed and Breakfasts', including ourselves, offer those romantic touches everyday. We make reservations for you at that special restaurant, we can pick up that bottle of wine that is your favorite, we offer fresh flowers in the room for that special occasion, we are fortunate to have Hughes and Oaks Chocolates so close by that we put those in our packages often as well, plus we advertise that if you want to do something really over the top, just ask. We will go out of our way to make
your special day unforgettable. Therefore, trying to come up with "something out of the box" for this romantic holiday puts us both at an advantage and disadvantage since we already do these things all the time.
Speaking of "out of the box" I decided to do just that. I picked up these cute little heart shaped boxes, painted them up, and stuffed them with chocolate and a gift inside. Just like our ornament promotion and Easter egg promotion, we thought since our guests loved this idea so much, why not do it for Valentines Day or better yet, every weekend in February.
When you check in, you will see a basket of heart shaped boxes. Pick the one that calls your name and see what your gift is inside. We have added a Brayton B&B coffee mug, Wisconsin bed and Breakfast cookbook, Hughes Chocolates, 10-50% off one night stays and one FREE night stay! Just stay with us any weekend this February and see what cool gift you will walk away with.


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Most Amazons are predominantly green with accenting colors, such as red, blue, yellow orange, or purple. Each species has its own striking coloration. Medium-sized parrots, Amazons range in size from 10"-19". Their bodies are short and stout, with short, slightly rounded tails and round, broad wings.
Amazons are among the most personable of parrots. Affectionate, sociable, and loyal, they can make wonderful companions. Due to their high intelligence, however, Amazons require a devoted owner who is willing to provide significant attention, an interesting environment, meaningful activity and a variety of stimuli, such as chewing and foraging toys, to keep them from being bored and destructive to themselves or their surroundings.
Amazons can also become bored when being stuck with the same food day after day, so it's crucial to vary their diet regularly. To provide a balanced diet, offer a wide variety of fresh foods, like fruits and vegetables, in addition to a staple pellet diet. Make sure to watch portions and avoid high-fat foods as Amazons have a tendency toward obesity. Another necessity for Amazons is regular baths. As rain forest animals, they thrive on being bathed.
Though many people find the Amazon's playfulness and outgoing, entertaining personality irresistible, it's critical to take other factors into consideration when deciding whether or not an Amazon is right for you. For example, the average life span of an Amazon is 50 years, with some living up to 70 years! So, make sure you do plenty of research on the specific species of Amazon you're interested in before making a possible lifelong commitment.


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The race to the bottom continues as Bengal Enamel's Tara International will be teaming with Chinese company Aucma to produce a sub-sub-1-lakh car called the Tara Tiny. Yes, the little-known company seeks to lakh-block the Tata Nano by building a range of electric powered two- and four-seat cars starting at a rock bottom price of 99,000 Indian Rupees, 999 Rupees less than the price media outlets originally reported. With a grand total of 35 moving parts and a range of 100 km, the Tiny should be an urban drivers dream come true — low maintenance costs, eight hour recharge time via a 250 V outlet, and no need for costly speeding tickets (it only goes about 30 mph).
The best — or worst — part of this story is the Tara Tiny is being considered for export to the US. You know, cause we need even slower cars in the fast lane clogging up the works. Judging from these images of the car which makes the jokes come both small and easy, the Tiny will corner the market for families looking to haul their tired kids around (har har har). (Hat tip to Dhiram!) [NewLaunches]


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This Op-Ed has been updated to reflect passage of the "fical cliff" bill.
Congress may have avoided certain disaster on Tuesday, but the plan that was passed does little to get the country back to a functional system of budgeting that doesn't involve chronic deficits. So what would that take? Republicans will have to recognize that raising taxes on high-income earners is a necessity. Democrats will need to agree to budget cuts and entitlement savings.
That may sound impossible, but recent history demonstrates it isn't. In California, just four years ago, despite fervent partisanship the equal of that in Washington today, the Legislature made just such compromises.
In 2009, months after the Wall Street collapse, California's budget deficit had ballooned to $42 billion, or nearly half the overall state budget. There was no amount of cutting that could cover such a deficit, nor could state residents shoulder the kind of huge tax increases it would take to eliminate the red ink with more revenue alone. Yet Republicans and Democrats were adamantly committed to their principles of not raising taxes and not cutting social services, respectively. It appeared to be a deadlock, and the state seemed to be heading toward disaster.


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The agitated homeless woman, known on the streets as "Mama Faye," watched with tears in her eyes as possessions from her precious campsite along the Coyote Creek were collected by strangers. Workers sorted through the pile, bagging items that appeared to have value for safekeeping and then sent the rest into a garbage truck.
"That's all my stuff," said an anguished Mama Faye, 69, who has lived without shelter around San Jose for about 19 years. "I can't deal with this. This is inhumane."
City officials see it differently. They insist that cleaning up, and cleaning out, entrenched encampments throughout the city ultimately is a humane act in the ongoing effort to deal with the vexing issue of homelessness.
Crews under the direction of the city of San Jose and the Santa Clara Valley Water District began work Tuesday on a stretch of creek mostly along Schallenberger Road, breaking down makeshift dwellings haphazardly thrown together using tents, tarpaulins and cardboard boxes, and carting off trash. The camp — home to an estimated 80 people — is the ninth to be swept since the controversial cleanup program was restarted in May.
Monica Smith, 42, another creek dweller, struggled to pull away a dolly laden with suitcases before workers tore apart and removed the elaborate structure where she lived, which included bookshelves and cabinets.
"I have choices where I can go," she said with exasperation. "But what about others here who don't? There needs to be better options for the homeless. What happens to people after this?"
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The city council was addressing that very question on Tuesday. By an 8-0 vote, it approved a grant of up to $410,000 to go to the Health Trust for a program called Destination: Home. The private-public partnership, which works to curb homelessness, will use the funds for case management services that match people with housing.
The council also is expected to consider at its Dec. 11 meeting approval of a grant up to $260,000 to EHC LifeBuilders for its Downtown Homeless Outreach and Engagement program. The focus is to find housing for homeless who tend to cause the most trouble downtown.
"We're not going to solve the problem of homelessness or these encampments without housing," said San Jose Housing Director Leslye Corsiglia. "Without that, we're just moving people around. It might sound strange, but these people often have to be convinced to come in someplace warm because they're dealing with mental illness, substance-abuse issues and other problems. That's why you need outreach."
A 2011 Santa Clara County survey found that just more than 7,000 people are homeless on any given night, and about 2,500 are chronically homeless. While they often can been seen by day, the problem largely is hidden from view. As difficult as it to imagine, Silicon Valley has thousands of men, women, teens and children sleeping and living in deplorable conditions — finding secluded shelter in doorways, under bridges and along waterways.
With winter coming, EHC LifeBuilders began its Cold Weather Shelter Program on Monday, opening up 275 beds at the Boccardo Reception Center in San Jose and National Guard Armories in Gilroy and Sunnyvale. Jacky Morales-Ferrand, the city's assistant director of housing, said the cleanup of this Coyote Creek encampment — the second largest this year — was timed to happen after the shelters opened so the displaced had somewhere to go.
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Jennifer Loving, executive director of Destination: Home, said the confluence of events this week — the cleanup, shelter openings, approval of funding — is an example of the improved coordination in efforts to confront homelessness.
"There's a huge problem with these encampments," Loving said. "People are just trying to survive, but in places where they were never intended to be. At the same time, the city recognizes the need for permanent housing solutions. The trouble is that there's just a lot of homeless out there."
The planned cleanups had been halted earlier this year when it was learned that the city had not been complying with state law requiring possessions be catalogued and placed in storage for 90 days — where they could be claimed.
Tuesday, Spiros Kolomvotos of the city's environmental services department, entered campsites with San Jose police officers, took pictures and tried to determine if there were items needing to be stored in a city warehouse. So far, only one person has claimed possessions from the eight previous cleanups.
Then teams of workers descended into the creek bank areas, picking up furniture, mattresses, blankets, clothes as well as bags and bags full of trash. While there were a dozen or so homeless dwellers still in the encampment — including some loading up two U-Haul trucks — the area was largely abandoned. Kolomvotos credited outreach efforts by EHC LifeBuilders for spreading the word that the cleanup was coming.
The work, which costs $20,000 per day, is scheduled to continue later this week — weather permitting. Some homeless, though, looked like they were preparing to move back in the first chance they get. Several even were stacking possessions across Schallenberger Road, where workers couldn't touch them. One man, who identified himself as Johan, said he would return in a few days.
"When these people leave," he added.
If you wish to report a homeless encampment, call the city hotline at 408-510-7600. Contact Mark Emmons at 408-920-5745.


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Bradley Names 18-Man Roster to Face South Africa on Nov. 17 in Cape Town in 2010 Nelson Mandela Challenge
CHICAGO (Nov. 11, 2010) — U.S. Men's National Team head coach Bob Bradley has named an 18-man roster that will travel to face South Africa on Nov. 17 in Cape Town. Coverage of the 2010 Nelson Mandela Challenge begins at 2 p.m. ET on ESPN2 and Galavision. Fans can also follow the match live via ussoccer.com's MatchTracker.
"This game is a good opportunity to look at some different players and assess their place in the pool as we continue to build for the next cycle,†said Bradley. "With our immediate focus on the Gold Cup next summer, this game in many ways is just as much the start of 2011 as it is the end of a great year.â€
Players out of season begin arriving into Cape Town on Saturday evening, with players with matches to play scheduled to arrive Monday.
The roster includes five players from the 2010 FIFA World Cup, where the U.S. finished in first place in Group C ahead of England, Slovenia and Algeria before going out in the Round of 16. Jonathan Bornstein started in the dramatic 1-0 victory against Algeria and the game against Ghana, while striker Robbie Findley started three of four matches. Clarence Goodson, Brad Guzan and Jonathan Spector round out the World Cup contingent. Spector started all five matches in the USA's second-place finish at the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup, and Guzan earned the 3-0 shutout against Egypt that put the U.S. through to the semifinal where they would defeat No. 1-ranked Spain.
The roster is evenly split with players based in MLS and abroad. On the domestic front, the Columbus Crew contributes the most players, sending a trio of midfielders to South Africa. Robbie Rogers was part of the 30-man preliminary roster for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, and also reached the final of 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup. The group includes MLS Defender of the Year finalist Nat Borchers and Rookie of the Year nominee Tim Ream.
Juan Agudelo and Gale Agbossoumonde are the first two alumni from U.S. Soccer's Development Academy to participate in a training camp with the full Men's National Team. Agudelo – who signed a Homegrown Player contract with New York Red Bulls and appeared in both of their playoff matches this year – made two appearances at the 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Nigeria, while Agbossoumonde, originally from Togo, captained the U-20s to the championship at the 2010 Milk Cup in Ireland.Â
Ream, Mikkel Diskerud and Teal Bunbury will also be getting their first opportunity with the national team. Diskerud made two appearances for the U.S. at the 2009 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Egypt, while Bunbury, who holds dual citizenship with the United States and Canada, is entering his first camp for the U.S. at any level. Goalkeeper Dominic Cervi was in camp previously but has yet to make an appearance, meaning a total of six players on the roster will be in search of their first cap.
The teams have met twice in their history, the United States collecting victories in both encounters. The USA will be competing in its second Nelson Mandela Challenge Cup, the first appearance coming three years ago to the day. In the team's inaugural visit to South Africa, Steve Cherundolo scored the game's only goal and Jozy Altidore made his full team debut in the 1-0 victory. In their only other meeting, the U.S. beat South Africa 4-0 on June 3, 2000, in Washington, D.C. Cobi Jones tallied twice that day, with Earnie Stewart and Claudio Reyna rounding out the scoring as Kasey Keller earned the shutout.
The Nelson Mandela Challenge, an annual one-off event typically hosted in South Africa, began in 1994 and has seen South Africa face opponents like Brazil, Argentina, Holland, Nigeria and a host of others.
Combined with the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup - in which the United States reached its first final of a major FIFA competition after defeating No.1-ranked and current FIFA World Cup Champion Spain in the semifinal - the U.S. will play its 12th game on South African soil in three years.
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GOALKEEPERS (2): Dominic Cervi (Celtic), Brad Guzan (Aston Villa)
DEFENDERS (7): Gale Agbossoumonde (Estoril Praia), Nat Borchers (Real Salt Lake), Jonathan Bornstein (Chivas USA), Clarence Goodson (Brondby), Eric Lichaj (Aston Villa), Tim Ream (New York Red Bulls), Jonathan Spector (West Ham United)
MIDFIELDERS (6): Alejandro Bedoya (Örebro), Brian Carroll (Columbus Crew), Mikkel Diskerud (Stabaek), Eddie Gaven (Columbus Crew), Logan Pause (Chicago Fire), Robbie Rogers (Columbus Crew)
FORWARDS (3): Juan Agudelo (New York Red Bulls), Teal Bunbury (Kansas City Wizards), Robbie Findley (Real Salt Lake)


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7 Tips to Attending a Mega-Event
Editor's note: Groundspeak Lackeys traveled thousands of miles from H.Q. this year to share smiles, shake hands and make geocaching memories at more than a dozen Mega-Events worldwide. Nicole Bliss, a.k.a. Louie Bliss, attended Mega-Event Catalunya 2011 in Calella, Spain. Nicole has been a Lackey helping geocachers in customer service since 2010. This is Nicole's account of the Mega-Event.
Oh Mega, My Mega! Catalunya 2011
I recently attended Mega-Event Catalunya 2011 in Calella, Spain and represented Groundspeak. It may have been my fifth Mega-Event, but it was my first international event. I was surprised at how Mega-Events can be so similar 5,000 miles away from each other. There were still the same activities: discovering Trackables, shopping for merchandise, dinner events and, of course, lots of caching. I even attended my first flash mob – one of the best parts of the event! Yet, international events can be so different; everyone speaks different languages and cache descriptions are all in the local language. The difficulty rating goes up at least a star for foreigners. It helps that many geocaching phrases are universal.
With an international event, it was amazing how many countries were represented. I met cachers from Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Czech Republic, Portugal, UK, Canada, France, Netherlands and Spain. I was the only American. I spent so much time with a group of French cachers that at one point, I felt like I was in France instead of Spain.
I learned a lot about what to plan for when attending a Mega-Event. If you haven't had the opportunity yet, listen up! Here's 7 tips for attending a Mega-Event –
- Check to see if there are any additional events nearby. Plan to arrive a day or two beforehand to attend these events and find nearby caches.
- Plan your routes ahead of time. If you are a Premium Member, you can sort by Favorite Points so you'll know which are considered the best local caches. The event organizers may even publish a new GeoTrail for the event so it is a good idea to run a Pocket Query on the day of the event.
- Check the event forums to see who else is going. It is much more fun when you meet new people or go in a group. I cached with a few different groups and had a great time.
- Are you attending an international Mega-Event like I did? I suggest learning the major phrases of that language. It can still be overwhelming, but it is much easier and the locals appreciate it. I was surprised that Barcelona and Calella, Spain primarily spoke Catalan and my Spanish was almost useless.
- Make time to see the tourist sites. There's a Mega-Event there for a reason! Of course, you can cache along the way.
- Considering organizing a Mega-Event? Check out the Knowledge Books article on Mega-Event Classification.
- After the event, log your Trackables quickly! Too often, Travel Bugs have gone missing from events because they are forgotten.
In the end, I realized geocaching is a language all its own. No matter what our native language is, we can understand each other perfectly.
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The answer in this question is 3, but I wonder why 1 can't be an answer. Doesn't 1's "one" mean an unspecific one like in 3?
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The SURE FIRE GUIDE to MLM...
The SURE FIRE GUIDE to starting a business etc etc.
The culture will be FREEDOM, FUN & INTEGRITY.. building a brand and resources that Keep it simple to save time, energy and money
NEW & SERIAL Entrepreneurs
People looking to OWN their life, live their passion, create a gift for the world, savy with an edge.... brilliant but down to earth
The SURE FIRE GUIDE will be a planner (like the size and set up of a franklin covey ) and resource list of the top internet sites to support and grow your business all in one. It will have all the best resources in each category without all the fluff like many books...
It will be a pocket guide / cliff notes version updated yearly of the top tools to save you time and money to build a successful business. There will also be a downloadable ebook guide
Concept: NOTES no FLUFF
no long winded stories just the tips, sites and tools and a quick reference guide that can be carried around and plenty of rooms to jot down notes
I am seeing a black background with the use of orange and a firey red.. not a traditional red.
There is so much you can do with this.. HAVE FUN. I hope you enjoy the concept. Whomever wins expect to see your logo everywhere as this will be a major brand.
This logo will also be used on apparel
I uploaded a few pics...
I really like the color combo of fire3.. it actually incorporates blue which may be nice..
(Blue) SURE (Fire color) FIRE
Best of luck and thank you in advance for your time energy and creativity!!
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Mohd Rafie Loans offers superb and outstanding assistance when it comes to V5 logbook loans for those who are have financial needs. We understand your worries, and so we want nothing but to provide credible, quick and reliable assistance to help you manage your finances more effectively. Mohd Rafie Loans takes care of the things you need by providing the means to get you the money through your own vehicle, while at the same time making it easy and hassle free for you to pay it back at your earliest convenience.
There are times when unforeseen events happen that set our lives back and render us unable to get up easily. There are also times when we need more money than usual to set our plans in back motion so we can build and sustain our family's future. There are times when we just need resources so we can get the things to start all over. These are what we are here for, because we understand that sometimes, all these things happen and all it takes is a push towards the right direction, to come back from the setback.
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As such, many have turned to applying for loans to help them with their needs. However, loans seem to be elusive to the common lay person – the calculations, requirements and the effort it needs make the idea of borrowing money impossible and improbable. The people who need these loans have more than enough responsibilities on their shoulders, and yet nobody is reaching out to help. This is where we, Mohd Rafie Loans come in. We give fast, hassle-free and comprehensive services for consumers who are in need of financial assistance. Not only do we loan money to you, but we also give you the flexibility to design your repayment terms.
Unfortunately, it is often the case that the rich and well-connected get easier and faster access to these traditional bank loans. For those who are not as fortunate, such loans seem to be distant, unattainable and intimidating: the months' worth of wait, the requirements that need to be submitted, and the several visits that need to be made to the lending company – all of these require borrowers to exert more than what they have, especially when they are juggling two or three jobs to make ends meet. But Mohd Rafie Loans is here to change all of these, as we offer more accessible cash to our customers through logbook loans. You don't need to do much, nor do you need to prove anything – if you have a vehicle and pass the eligibility requirements, then you will get the help you need almost immediately.
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KThomas needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 195 designs submitted by 58 freelance designers.
CHK.at Computer
We are a small company found in 1997. We sell and repair computer and accesorys. We also manage some companys computer network with security and so on...
Our customers are private and small companies. We want a good Corporate Design Logo which must be usable for all documents, cars, advertisments and business cards.
Dont use the old Electronics in the name.
Instead of Computer can also be used Computerservice.
We need the logo in a standard vector-based format in order to use it on our website, business cards, stationary and various other advertising materials such as screen-casts or email newsletters.
Our strategic focus is on services for future.
There are no restrictions regarding color, shape and so on. The logo should just look good on screen as well as in (offset-)print.
The logo should communicate:
- Modern, New Ideas, Open-Minded Company
- State Of The Art Technologies and Products
- Stylish, but not too much fun
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This website is dedicated primarily to liaison aircraft and pilots in US army service. The aircraft were often known as "grasshoppers" or "Cubs".
These aircraft and the men flying them often served with artillery outfits spotting targets and giving commanders real time information on enemy positions. At other times they were used as small transport aircraft, served as couriers for officers, and evacuated wounded men from the front lines to safety. They also served in Liaison Squadrons, such as the 25th Liaison Squadron which earned fame in the Pacific Theater with their "Guinea Short Lines" aircraft. Their pilots flew dangerous missions over enemy territory without any armor.
Other nicknames for these aircraft included "Maytag Messerschmitts" or the "little green planes." Several well-known L-birds such as the Vultee L-1, Piper L-4 "Cub" and Stinson L-5 "Sentinel" saw combat, while others, such as the Taylorcraft L-2 likely never saw action, except for a handful that may have been accidentally shipped overseas. The Aeronca L-3 DID see some service overseas in North Africa, Italy Admiralty Islands, ,and the Philippines.
Liaison aircraft continued to served after World War Two in Korea and Vietnam with the Piper L-4, Aeronca L-16, Stinson L-5, North American L-17 Navion, and Cessna L-19/O-1 Bird Dog serving admirably in these conflicts until replaced by the later "O" types such as the Cessna O-2 Skymaster and OV-10 Bronco.
During the Second World War, the German and British air arms, the Luftwaffe and RAF, also used light aircraft such as the Fiesler Storch and Taylorcraft Auster, as did the French and Japanese to a limited extent.


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Andrew Keh of the NY Times says the Mets have replicated the new dimensions at Citi Field at the team's spring training complex in Florida. Field 6, which was initially constructed with fences that mimicked the original shape of Citi Field, was altered this winter to match the stadium's new design.
So far, it has been left unused by the players who came here this week for voluntary workouts, and no one is expected to practice there before the team officially opens spring training next week. But when they do, the first fly balls there will carry with them a significant dose of intrigue.
Good call by the Mets in my opinion and it will be interesting to hear what kind of feedback we get from the players once they start playing some games there.
In addition to getting a feel for what it will be like to hit at Citi Field, it will also be useful Lucas Duda who really needs to elevate his play in right field.
Mark Simon of ESPN shared some insight on Duda's defensive problems last season:
Duda had trouble coming in on balls and he had trouble going back on balls too. Duda had four Defensive Misplays for failing to anticipate the fence, which rated his biggest defensive issue. Pro-rated over a full season, Duda's misplay rate would come equate to nearly 60 Defensive Misplays & Errors for an everyday player over a full season. That would be about as bad as could be. Last year's major league leaders, Justin Upton of the Diamondbacks and Mike Stanton of the Marlins, had 49.
Yes, Duda emerged as a viable hitter with power for the Mets after he replaced Carlos Beltran in right field last season. But he looked like a train wreck defensively. Now with the new dimensions, he can gain some valuable reps out there that could make his job easier. Duda told Keh that he is eager to start the process.
"I can't wait to get out there," Duda said of Field 6. "My routes have to get a lot more precise, so it'll be a good thing to go out there and start to get used to the dimensions."
By the way, Mets outfielder instructor Tom Goodwin is already in camp and working with Duda on getting a better jump on balls.
Duda is going to be an important piece of the puzzle in 2012, and this focus on fielding his position well, should pay some nice dividends for Terry Collins and the Mets this season.
Collins, incidentally, sees the situation with Duda like this: "This guy is going to be a monster."
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Alfresco Wins InfoWorld's "Bossie" Award for Second Consecutive Year
Alfresco Labs recognized as one of the top open source enterprise applications
Alfresco Labs has been chosen as the best open source content management solution for its ease of use and functionality "often surpassing commercial offerings' features." Alfresco Labs was also chosen for its distributed architecture and scalability.
"Open source is a big disruptor in the enterprise content management marketplace which has been traditionally dominated by proprietary technology," said Dr. Ian Howells, CMO of Alfresco Software. "The open source business model has allowed Alfresco to quickly grow a strong user community and deliver enterprise-class content management functionality that is as easy to use as a shared drive. With the massive growth of Microsoft® SharePoint®, customers are seeking an alternative that delivers equivalent benefits but with true open platform choice. This gives companies the freedom to select their hardware, database, operating system, application server and portal products and reduce IT costs."
Alfresco has seen major adoption of its open source ECM system throughout the world. Alfresco Labs is designed to be the research "Community Lab" for new features, enabling developers to access a nightly build with the latest functionality. The latest version supports the Microsoft® Office SharePoint® protocol requiring no client installation. There have been over one million downloads of Alfresco Labs. The company also has more than 500 enterprise customers, including the NYSE, Los Angeles Times, Boise Cascade, Sony Pictures, Activision, Kaplan, FedEx and KLM.
"The breadth and quality of open source software continues to amaze us," notes Doug Dineley, Executive Editor of the InfoWorld Test Center. "We've singled out 60 products for Bossies -- developer tools, middleware, firewalls and routers, productivity apps, CRM and ERP, etc. -- and we're only scratching the surface. When you look at all that's available, and how good it is, you start to think that someday all software will be free."
Alfresco Labs 3 is available for download at http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Alfresco_Labs_3.
About InfoWorld Media Group
InfoWorld Media Group helps IT solutions management choose the right technology, within the context of a cohesive strategy, for maximum business impact at their organizations. Rather than merely covering the enterprise technology market, InfoWorld identifies and promotes emerging technology segments that add unique value for the organizations that implement them, as well as the vendors that provide those solutions. Using an integrated communications approach including online, events, social media, research, and a continued investment in an independent Test Center, InfoWorld analysts and editors provide both hands-on analysis and evaluation, as well as expert commentary on issues surrounding emerging technologies and products. Visit InfoWorld at http://www.infoworld.com.


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PPP needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 52 designs submitted by 27 freelance designers.
New business aimed at parents who are helping children learn/succeed in school.
I need a distinctive logo for a web site
I am setting up an internet business that provides parents of children aged 3-13 with information and advice on the best way they can help children learn/succeed in school/reach their learning potential.
I have developed a five-step process that helps them identify they type of support their child needs and how they can provide it. BUT the business is about more than just this process. It is about how children learn, why they have learning difficulties, the different types of support that are out there.
I want parents to stop 'teaching' their children and to start helping them learn by 'leading' children in the right direction. The parental role is to get kids ready for school and provide extra support if needed when they are in school.
Parents have a special relationship with their kids, a relationship that provides learning opportunities that only they can provide. parents need to know this and how to fulfill this role.
I need the logo for a blogsite. I need parents to be able to identify it easily. My photo will be on the blogsite.
- Item 1...I like blue and dark red as colors but am open to suggestionsIt needs to look professional- my photo will be there tooSimple, clear, easy to understand (if it needs understanding!)can incorporate my business name but likely will notCan allow for tag line addition laterI think I need a small logo to go beside my company name Friendly but professional
- Item 1...Not sure about handsmortar boardsdefinitely NO rainbows!- ie I don't want cute!No orange
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Salt Sugar Fat
How the Food Giants Hooked Us
By Michael Moss
Random House. 480 pp. $28
nolead ends nolead begins
Reviewed by Jessica Gresko
A can of Coke contains roughly nine teaspoons of sugar. Lunchables were created as a way to revive a flagging interest in bologna. People like chips that snap with about four pounds of pressure per square inch.
Those are just some of the nuggets of information Michael Moss feeds readers in his new book about the food industry, Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us. But while the book is sprinkled with food facts, Moss doesn't just want to entertain. Instead, he systematically shows readers how processed food makers manipulate their goods to get consumers to buy, often at the expense of their health.
Moss takes readers on a grocery store tour through the lens of three key ingredients: salt, sugar, and fat. By the time he's done, a host of iconic American products, from Oreos to Hot Pockets and spaghetti sauce to soda, don't look so appetizing.
Moss goes the distance, literally, in researching the tactics companies use to create cravings for their products. In Libertyville, Ill., he inspects the cheese in the refrigerator of a former cheese expert with Kraft. In Hopkins, Minn., he visits the headquarters of one food industry supplier that sells 40 types of processed salt, from one that's perfect for popcorn to others used in soups and cheese. And at a noted food lab in Philadelphia, he watches a 6-year-old down a series of vanilla puddings to determine her perfect sweetness level, something called her "bliss point."
Along the way, Moss meets tastemakers from former leaders at Coca-Cola and Frito-Lay to the creators of Cheez Whiz and instant pudding.
What he learns is enough to give readers serious indigestion. Companies often add salt to products rather than fresh herbs, which have the same effect, because it's cheaper. Coca-Cola says it won't market to kids under 12, but the company targets them by advertising at amusement parks and sports venues. One ice cream maker cites scientific research that "ice cream makes you happy," but even the scientist who did the study sheepishly downplays the results.
Moss, a Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter, is at his best when he's acting like a journalist: talking to people, sifting through and explaining documents, and writing with finger-licking flair. There are places, however, when he can feel like a lecturer repeating his salt, sugar, fat mantra until you want to scream: "I get it!"
Moss doesn't really offer solutions for getting companies to produce healthier products. The companies argue they're producing what Americans want, and Americans seem to agree by continuing to buy them. In the end, his message is about personal responsibility. We're the ones who decide what we put in our shopping carts - and in our mouths.


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|Alexander Wang '14
How to nail it this season:
Tip 1: Buff and shape your nails
Tip 2. Keep away from bold colours, glitter, nail stickers & art, and fake nails
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Calvin Klien, Jeremy Laing
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An Italian judge rejected a request by prosecutors to seize as much as 1.95 billion euros ($2.5 billion) of assets held by Nomura Holdings Inc. as they probed how Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA used derivatives to conceal losses.
The judge in Siena took the decision late yesterday, prosecutor Nicola Marini told reporters at a court building in the city, without providing further details. The judge had turned down the prosecution's request, questioning their allegations of usury and fraud, a person with knowledge of the matter said. A call to the prosecutor's office in Siena wasn't answered. A spokesman for Nomura in London declined to comment.
Italian prosecutors are probing claims that Nomura executives colluded with Monte Paschi's former managers to design one of twoderivatives in 2008 and 2009 that hid as much as 557 million euros of losses at the Italian bank. Tokyo-based Nomura, which isn't under investigation, said last week that it will "vigorously" contest any suggestion of wrongdoing.
Nomura dropped 0.7 percent to 762 yen in Tokyo yesterday, falling for the first day in three.
Sadeq Sayeed, Nomura's former chief for Europe, and Raffaele Ricci, a managing director in the Japanese broker's fixed-income sales department, are suspected of usury, fraud, colluding to obstruct regulators and making false statements, prosecutors said in a statement last week.
Most of the assets sought from Nomura consist of those pledged by Monte Paschi to Nomura as security for the derivatives contracts and deposited in Germany.
Nomura Derivatives
Monte Paschi sought a 4.1 billion-euro bailout from the Italian government in February, its second in four years, as its capital shortfall widened. The bank has lost 32 percent of its market value since Jan. 17, when Bloomberg News first reported the lender's use ofderivatives, which had never been fully disclosed to shareholders.
As part of the transaction arranged by Nomura and dubbed Alexandria, Monte Paschi bought Italian government bonds using a loan from Nomura. It swapped the fixed-rate interest payments on the bonds with a floating rate and guaranteed the credit risk, effectively making a bet on the future value of Italian government debt. Monte Paschi was forced to post more margin, or security against thederivatives, with Nomura as the securities tumbled during Europe's fiscal crisis.
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Here's what we'll cover:
What Is Chiropractic Software?
Common Features of Chriopractic Software
What Kind of Buyer Are You?
Market Trends to Understand
Chiropractic electronic medical record (EMR)/electronic health record (EHR) systems will offer features such as ADAM diagrams to illustrate diagnoses and procedures, SOAP notes with customizable text and custom reports for a chiropractor's office. Additionally, some chiropractic-specific EMR software will offer an image storage and retrieval system to track patient images and X-rays.
|Chiropractic-specific workflow
|Customized templates designed specifically for a chiropractic practice facilitate workflow and increase efficiency by offering a clear-cut way to capture complaints, history of present illness, review of symptoms and physical examination.
|Chiropractic SOAP notes templates
|Example templates include neck pain, oswestry, carpal tunnel, disc bulge, herniation, fibromyalgia, car accidents, sports injuries, sciatica, scoliosis and thoracic complaints.
|Visual input
|Some chiropractic EMRs use point-and-click anatomical diagrams for taking notes during diagnosis and treatment. This one feature alone can decrease documentation time by three quarters.
|Chiropractic device integration
|Ensure that any medical devices used in diagnosis or treatment—for example, computerized muscle testing or X-ray radiography—integrates with the EMR software. Images and data should automatically be imported into the patient record, making the information easy to analyze and track.
|Chiropractic E&M coding assistance
|The chiropractic EMR's Evaluation and Management (E&M) coder should allow the practice to verify ICD-9 (International Classification of Diseases) and Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes associated with any diagnosis and connect directly to the billing software, ensuring faster and more accurate payment. Associated features include claim scrubbing, batch posting, Durable Medical Equipment (DME) billing and workers compensation billing.
|RAND assessments
|Automatically incorporate treatment data into RAND outcomes assessments, facilitating this and other quality reporting tools.
|Best-of-breed vs integrated suite
|EMR software can be purchased on a standalone basis (i.e. "best-of-breed") or purchased as part of an integrated suite with medical insurance billing, patient scheduling and more.
Chiropractic software buyers in the market can be categorized into three different groups based on the size of their practice. These groups are solo practice, midsize practice (two to five employees) and large practices (more than five employees). Each of these groups have different needs that can be summarized as below:
Solo practice: Running a solo practice requires more than just chiropractic expertise. A solo provider needs to take on additional office duties as well. Office tasks include appointment scheduling, documentation, billing and customer communication among others. In addition, solo practitioners cannot afford to spend time on managing the technical aspects of the software. Therefore, buyers in this segment should evaluate web-based solutions that are easy to implement and require little technical expertise. Ease of use is the main focus for this buyer segment.
Midsize practices: Midsize practices have up to five employees. These practices usually have one or two chiropractic practitioners, a receptionist and a few staff for other functions. For practices of this size, limited IT knowledge is a challenge in managing an EMR software. Therefore, this segment of buyers should also consider buying a web-based EMR solution that offers patient scheduling, medical record management and billing functionalities.
Large practices: Large-sized practices have more than five employees. This segment usually has a dedicated staff for managing different business functions such as receptionists for appointment bookings and accounting staff. In addition, with more customers to manage, the receptionists need to be aware of the availability of chiropractors in real-time so as to avoid instances of overbookings. For this reason, appointment setting is the most requested functionality among buyers in this segment. Practices of this size also need to evaluate the billing functionality based on different billing options—to personal as well as third-party insurance payers such as Medicare, Medicaid and private insurances.
Buyers of this segment can also evaluate on-premise systems because storing patient data on the company servers is considered to be more secure than storing it in the cloud. The added data security is an advantage in obtaining the "meaningful use" certification from the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH). This certification entitles practices to avail for reimbursements worth up to $44,000 on their software purchase.
For any buyer evaluating systems for managing a chiropractic practice, there are some things going on in the medical software industry you should understand. Here are three important trends.
Software as a Service (SaaS). More and more buyers are interested in web-based chiropractic EHR software. Developments in chiropractic management software—such as data security and encryption, server reliability and data backup—are driving wider adoption for web-based systems. Add to that such benefits as lower upfront costs, built-in IT support and remote access, it's no surprise that more and more vendors are offering their solutions on a SaaS model.
ONC-ATCB certification. Perhaps the most interesting trend in chiropractic software is the HITECH Act, which includes $19 billion to incentivize medical offices to adopt chiropractic EHR. To be eligible to receive the reimbursements in the form of increased Medicare and Medicaid premiums, providers must show the "meaningful use" of ONC-ATCB-certified chiropractic EMR systems. Guidelines for Stage 2 announced in 2012 detail penalties for those that fail to qualify, in the form of decreased Medicare and Medicaid payments. As such, buyers should be reviewing certified vendors to ensure early adoption.
Mobile device support. One thing many chiropractic practice management software buyers are beginning to consider is mobile device support. Practitioners and their staff are increasingly using mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet PCs for work. Mobile technology allows you to accomplish more from outside the office—and improves mobility within the office—vendors are increasingly offering mobile capabilities in chiropractic office software. Whether through supporting mobile sites for staff and patients or by offering native apps for various mobile operating systems (Mac, Android etc.), we expect to see more systems coming to market with mobile capabilities.
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I'm using version 220.127.116.11 (Xfce 4.4 BETA2) from Debian unstable repository
1) Xfce 4.2 manual mentions 2 versions of pager (desktop switcher) One is graphical and another with the text label on each desktop icon. In my Xfce I cannot find the 'text' one. The graphical, with current desktop miniature keeps annoying me. Is text-pager unavailable now? Or M I just 2stupid to find it?
2) Is there any way to tell autostart to start app minimized -> eg. I want my feed reader to stay in tray, and I have to minimize it everytime I start Xfce
3) I'm not 100% sure that it's Xfce feature, but I did not have such thing while using KDE - when my Gajim gets new message there's flashing systray icon (which is the way I want to be notified 'bout new msg) and (what I don't want) flashing window on my task list. It would be quite normal, but it appears on my current desktop, while Gajim has it's own special desktop. I *think* it has sth to do with app-state notification but had no luck in finding out how to get rid of this
4) Is there any way to tell app to start in maximized window. I'd really love my thunar file manager to start maximized. Maybe simple --option will do? What kind of option? :-)
5) Finally - it's (probably) more like feature-request. There's no way to set logout manager "dont ask me if I want to save session" AND "ask me for logout action". Simple: I DO NOT want to save my sessions, ever, and I want to be able to choose if I want to logout/restart/shutdown. I know that I just have to ignore the checkbox, but it's also annoying, and sometimes I accidentally check it
And last, but not least: Xfce is great :-) !
Ehm, restarting applications in their last state (maximized/minimized) is exactly what the session manager (+ window manager) is for. Of course that doesn't work if you don't save your sessions. :-)
Not exactly. Thunar always started in small window - even when I used sessions for some time. Same thing with RSS reader.
Devilspie rocks! Thank you very much!
Thanks for linking the discussion, I only hope it's gonna end on 'make it configurable' ;-)
BTW: Any1 knows why thunar's process appears as Thunar (only process with any capitalics) it's very misleading!
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Thinking outside of the energy box!
Energy Company Plans to Frack a Volcano
This is the Newberry caldera in Oregon. I'll be curious to see if this works.
AltaRock Energy and Davenport Newberry, the companies behind the $43 million plan, have been granted a permit to hydrofrack the hot rocks flanking the Newberry volcano in Oregon, where Davenport Newberry has secured federal leases on 62 square miles of land. This will involve injecting water into a series of cracks in the rocks at a high enough pressure that it reaches three kilometres beneath the surface, fracturing connected veins of rock to access the heat beneath and creating a series of connected geothermal reservoirs in the process. Water will be introduced to these reservoirs, where heat from the rocks will turn it to steam, which then turns turbines at surface-level to generate electricity.
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Yeah I am curious too. It's a good alternate energy source.
I guess people are worried about awakening a volcano. Perhaps fracking fluids will lubricate rock movement. On the other hand removing heat from the rock might compensate, making the rock more viscous.
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- May 6:
- Boulder amends fighting words ordinance
- May 2:
- Boulder defendant proposes new 'fighting words' ordinance
- May 1:
- Boulder to fix fighting words ordinance by adding 'intent'
- Apr 30:
- Boulder to amend 'fighting words' law after 2nd judge finds ordinance unconstitutional
- Apr 10:
- Arguments heard in Boulder's appeal of 'fighting words' ruling
- Jul 12:
- Boulder appeals 'fighting words' ruling, says judge abused discretion
Boulder's "fighting words" ordinance is "probably not very effective" after a municipal judge's ruling late last week that the law violates the First Amendment, the city's police chief said Thursday as officials consider whether to appeal the decision.
Should Judge Thomas Reed's ruling ultimately be upheld by an appellate court, it could force Boulder officials to re-examine the law.
"Right now what we're telling our officers is that it is probably not very effective to use that ordinance until we get a final decision from what will probably be an appeal by the city," Chief Mark Beckner said, noting that he had been advised of the ruling by the City Attorney's Office.
Boulder spokesman Patrick von Keyserling said the city's attorneys have not yet decided whether they will appeal the ruling.
Judd Golden, chairman of the American Civil Liberties Union's Boulder chapter, applauded the decision by Reed, a retired Boulder County Court judge who was filling in for Municipal Judge Linda Cooke.
According to Boulder municipal code: "No person shall insult, taunt or challenge another in a manner likely to provoke a disorderly response."
"The ACLU believes the 'fighting words' ordinance in Boulder gives far too much discretion to consider the content of a person's speech rather than their conduct," Golden said. "...We find this whole concept of criminalizing words in and of themselves something that is too vague and allows for selective prosecution."
Yet Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett -- whose office does not prosecute such municipal cases -- noted that until Reed's "fighting words" ruling is upheld by an appellate court, the city is free to continue prosecuting cases under the ordinance.
"This ruling applies only to this particular case," Garnett said. "It doesn't mean they can't prosecute cases in the meantime. Other judges may disagree with Judge Reed, or, with different facts, Judge Reed might rule differently."
But Garnett acknowledged that if the ruling is upheld at the appellate level, Boulder likely would have to rewrite its "fighting words" ordinance.
"Anything involving First Amendment issues is something that comes under hyper scrutiny from the courts," Garnett said. "Something like a 'fighting words' statue is the kind of thing that gets looked at real closely."
'Victory for the Boulder community'
Late last week, Reed granted a motion filed by attorneys for Camille Lafont to dismiss a city "use of fighting words" ticket. Lafont's attorney and city officials confirmed the ruling this week.
Lafont, according to court documents, was cited after prosecutors claim she insulted a coworker, which then led to an altercation. The Boulder municipal code states: "No person shall insult, taunt or challenge another in a manner likely to provoke a disorderly response."
But Kevin Cheney, Lafont's attorney and a student lawyer with the University of Colorado Criminal Defense Clinic, argued the law was unconstitutional because the ordinance did not require that a person intend to cause the disorderly response.
"We are very pleased with the judge's ruling," Cheney said. "We've believed for a while that the municipal code had a lack of an intent element, but this was the first time we were able to persuade a municipal judge that the city needs to go back and add an intent element."
Cheney said "use of fighting words" is not an uncommon municipal ordinance, but because Boulder's lacks an intent component, he argued it could be used to silence political speech.
In the motion, Cheney wrote, "Under the statute, anyone who insults, taunts or challenges another person in a manner likely to provoke a disorderly response can be convicted of using fighting words. Whether they intended to provoke such a response is irrelevant... Lacking an intent element or protections for political speech, Boulder's 'use of fighting words' statute simply prohibits a substantial amount of constitutionally protected speech."
Lafont declined to discuss the case outside of an emailed statement in which she called the ruling "a victory for the Boulder community and for all Americans, because Judge Reed's decision that this ordinance is facially violative of the First Amendment sends a strong message to our legislators that the Bill of Rights, especially the First Amendment is a fundamental and basic right, which must and will be guarded jealously by the judicial branch."
It's unclear how long Boulder's "fighting words" ordinance has been on the books; von Keyserling, the city spokesman, said the Camera would have to file a request under the Colorado Open Records Act before the city would research the matter.
'Good chance' Boulder will prevail
Richard Collins, a CU law professor, said there's a good chance the ruling could be overturned should Boulder appeal.
"I would say that one sounds OK to me," Collins said of Boulder's "fighting words" ordinance. "The Boulder statue seems to me to be the kind of law that doesn't fail for vagueness. I'd say there is a good chance that the city will win the appeal."
Collins said the city has two arguments to make: The first is that Reed misread the statute and that intent is required by the wording of the statute, or that the crime is minor enough that it does not require intent.
Collins said even if the ruling is upheld, the chance Boulder simply goes without a "fighting words" ordinance is unlikely.
"Most jurisdictions have one, so it would be quite unusual if Boulder would say, 'Fighting words are fine -- cause a riot, we don't care,'" Collins said. "It's not likely, but it's possible."
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The Spoken Word Keeping The Aboriginal Language Strong
Christobel Swann is a Conservationist with a difference. She is working as an Aboriginal Linguist in Alice Springs to conserve a part of our national heritage which most Australians are ignorant of - Australian Aboriginal Languages.
In 1788, there were about 250 separate Aboriginal languages spoken in Australia, plus dialects. Today, only two thirds of these languages survive and only 20 of them (eight per cent of the original 250) are still strong enough to have chance of surviving well into the next century.
Christobel Swann still remembers being forbidden to speak her language, Southern Arrernte, when she was growing up in the fifties:
"I remember when I was about ten, we used to come in from the station, and we'd be walking along the street, and people would say " Don't talk that language". Even at school they used to give us a hiding in the playground. And I often used to think why should I speak English? That's not my language!
Today, much has changed. Christobel works in the Language Centre at the Institute for Aboriginal Development in Alice Springs. She and a team of other Aboriginal linguists are the front-line in the battle to "keep the language strong" in Central Australia.
The main language groups in the area are Pitjantjatjara, Warlpiri and Arrernte (also known as Aranda or Arunta). The only strong Australian languages left are in the most remote and least urbanised areas of the continent; the Kinberleys, Arnhem Land, Far North Queensland and Central Australia.
In Central Australia, white settlement began comparatively late with the setting up of the Overland Telegraph Station near Alice Springs in the 1860's. Missionaries and pastoralists began moving into the area in the 1880's
The impact of white settlement in the Centre was disastrous for Aboriginal people and their culture, the last major white massacre of Aboriginals in Central Australia took place as recently as 1936 at Coniston Station. Despite the odds, the three major Central Aboriginal language groups have all survived remarkably well. Warlpiri and Arrernte are both estimated to have well over 3,000 fluent speakers. Pitjantjatjara is actually a single dialect of a huge language group known as the Western Desert Language with perhaps 5,000 speakers extending over a vast area of Central Australia.
The Western Desert Language was once spoken over an area embracing one and a quarter million square kilometres, or one sixth of the continent, taking in parts of the Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia. Pitjantjatjara, the strongest dialect in the Western Desert dialect chain, is still spoken today in many parts of the Central such as the Mutitjulu community at Uluru, while Arrernte, the language of the Alice Springs area, is still heard every day around the town.
Christobel Swann grew up speaking Pertame, a Southern dialect of Arrernte spoken in the Finke River between Alice Springs and South Australian boarder.
She estimates that there are only fifty or sixty fluent speakers left, most of whom are at least 40 years old.
"I speak the language to my children, but they answer me back in English," she says. "If we were back in our Country now, allot of those young kids would be speaking their own language. Now we're living in town, the only language they are speaking is English."
Christobel knows that if her language is to survive into the next century, then she and older speakers must hand it down to their children's generation.
One answer is bilingual schools such as Yipirinya Primary School in Alice Springs. Local Aboriginal children are first taught in their own language, Arrernte, and are then taught English as their second language.
Christobel and her colleagues at the Institute of Aboriginal Development work with Aboriginal teachers to produce the curriculum material for school children in the local languages.
Christobel says that people's attitude to her language has changed since she started working on the language maintenance project:
"I've got two other people working with me now, and we go out to the communities where Pertame people live, and we record stories and language information from the old people on tape so it will not be lost. I try to involve as many Pertame speakers as possible in working with the language."
Another positive sign is the Central Australian and Media Association (CAAMA) radio and Imparja TV. The CAAMA broadcasts from Alice Springs in all the major local Aboriginal languages.
CAAMA plays an important role in language maintenance throughout Central Australia. Imparja TV is a commercial television station which broadcasts commercial programs such as 'Dynasty', but also broadcasts some programs in local languages (with English subtitles) presenting traditional Dreamtime stories and ceremonies.
The youngest Aboriginal linguist at IAD is Joyce, a seventeen year old Eastern Arrernte speaker who comes from Santa Teresa Mission, West of Alice Springs, where the Catholic Church has established a bilingual school.
Joyce became involved in language work after a friend told her about the IAD Language Centre. It is encouraging for older language speakers to see someone of Joyce's age involved in preserving their language.
The day I visited, Joyce was working on a translation from English into Arrernte for a radio program. She also interprets for older people from her language group who never learnt English but who now have to live in old people's homes in Alice Springs.
The Language Centre has a number of staff who are officially accredited as interpreters and translators for courts and other government work.
Christobel and two of her colleagues created quite a stir when they attended a national interpreters conference in Melbourne last year. The conference was dominated by Italian, Greek, Chinese and other migrant languages.
Christobel says many people at the conference were amazed to discover the existence of officially accredited interpreters for indigenous Australian languages. Perhaps this episode high-lights the general lack of knowledge within the Australian community about this important aspect of Australia's cultural heritage.
Aboriginal critics claim that governments in Australia have been energetically promoting migrant languages and now Asian languages, whilst neglecting Australian Languages.
One of the most common misconceptions by white people about Aboriginal languages is that they are somehow 'primitive'. In fact, the gramatial systems in many Aboriginal languages are usually far more complex than English.
Aboriginal grammar has often been compared with that of classical Latin or Greek, where the meaning of a word is altered by a complex system of endings added to the end of the word.
An extreme instance of this phenomenon from the Tiwi language spoken on Bathurst and Melville Islands, is the single word "neremenhthinepirnai" which could be translated into English as 'I kept on hitting you'.
Many Australians refer to Aboriginal languages as 'dialects', thinking that they are all dialects of one all-embracing Aboriginal Language. In fact, all of the original 250 languages were mutually incomprehensible ; as different from each other as say French and German.
Aboriginal society does however provide frequent examples of spectacular bilingualism, with some people speaking several languages and dialects.
Christobel Swann grew up on a station with people from many different language groups, so she speaks Pijantjatjara, Western Arrernte, Eastern Arrernte, Luritja and English, and she is by no means exceptional.
The vocabulary of any language reflects the cultural interests of the social group which speaks it. Thus in many Aboriginal languages, there is a far greater number of words in everyday use to describe kinship terms and aspects of the natural world.
Conversely, some languages such as Pitjantjatjara have no need for words for numerals beyond the number three. Sometimes Aboriginal vocabulary can be highly diversified in specialised areas such as parts of animals, noises, seed types, the various stages of development between grub and beetle, the colours of the sky, types of lightning and other natural phenomena.
The Yindiny language spoken south of Cairns has some highly specialised terms for noises. Some examples are ganga, "the sound of someone approaching (feet on ground)"; yuyurungul "the shushing noise of a snake sliding through the grass"; dugur, "a reverberating noise"; and nyangi "any annoying noise".
The anthropologist D.Rose has said that "the greatest body of knowledge concerning tropical and arid environments exists in the minds of Aboriginal people".
Irreplaceable knowledge about the pharmaceutical and nutritional properties of a multitude of plant and animal species lies encoded within the structure of the surviving Australian Languages.
When the linguist Dorothy Tunbridge set out to make a study of Adnyamathanha, an Aboriginal language spoken in the Flinders Ranges of South Australia, she ended up writing a book on the zoology of the area called Flinders Ranges Mammals.
She found the local Aboriginal people still retained species names within their language for animals which had become extinct a century ago and of which had never been recorded.


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