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Smoothies are a great way to get some extra fruit and calcium into your kids and they love to help make them. Even though these are a great tasting Summer treat you can also make these year round for snacktime or a last minute dessert.
Smoothies are really easy to make and all you need is a blender and a few ingredients. Use whatever fruit you have available and add a little milk, some yogurt and some ice cubes. It really is simple. And you can vary flavors and experiment with fruits you happen to have on hand. You know how kids love to experiment anyway, so they might come up with a favorite flavor all by themselves. Be sure to let them make some choices. For all recipes, just add ingredients into the blender and blend until smooth. Add extra milk or juice for a thinner smoothie, yogurt for a thicker smoothie. You can also add a little honey or vanilla to increase flavor if needed.
Great Smoothie Recipes
Tropical Smoothie
- 1 cup Orange Slices
- 1/4 cup Lemon Juice
- 1/4 cup Pineapple
- 1/4 cup Milk
- 1 cup Yogurt
Strawberry Banana Smoothie
- 1 cup Strawberries
- 2 cups Orange Juice
- 1 Banana, cut up
- 1/2 cup Milk
- 1 Tsp Honey
Peach Mango Smoothie
- 1 Peach
- 1/2 cup Mango
- 1 cup Yogurt
- 1/2 cup Milk
- 1/4 cup Crushed Ice
Blueberry Pineapple Smoothie
- 1/2 cup Frozen Blueberries
- 1/4 cup Pineapple
- 1 cup Yogurt
- 1/4 cup Milk
- 1/4 cup Crushed Ice
Banana Smoothie
- 1 Banana
- 1 cup Yogurt (plain or vanilla)
- 1 cup Milk
- 1/4 cup Crushed Ice
Apple Grape Smoothie
- 1 Apple, peeled and sliced
- 1 cup Yogurt
- 1 cup Grape Juice
- 1 Tsp Honey
- 1/4 cup Crushed Ice
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He aprendido que una larga caminata y una tranquila conversación son la combinación perfecta para establecer una buena conexión.
Se dispone de servicio de entrada temprana
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Located just off I-355 and near Chicago, the newly renovated Crowne Plaza Glen Ellyn - Lombard is the ideal hotel for both business and leisure travelers. With seven high-tech meeting rooms and convenient access to regional and Chicago's attractions, our hotel is the Place to Meet.
Just minutes from the hotel's location you'll find corporate headquarters of McDonald's, Acxiom and Aramark which are fifteen minutes from our hotel in Glen Ellyn. You can leave the driving to us and use our complimentary shuttle to area companies and attractions within six miles check with the front desk for times and additional details. We are adjacent to several western suburbs; Downers Grove, Oakbrook, Wheaton, Lombard and Lisle. Wheaton College, Elmhurst College and Lewis University are all centrally located to the hotel.
While staying with us, our leisure guests can easily visit area attractions that include the Morton Arboretum, Yorktown Center and Oakbrook Mall. You can fully relax in rooms that feature 32" LCD TVs.
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The Simple Taxes add-on is a quick and easy way to add sales tax to your customers' purchase.
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PSFree Attitude Week 2
It is Tuesday, and you know what that means, don't you?
Yes, today and repeating every Tuesday, PS3 Attitude is becoming PSFree Attitude.
So as usual we'll be giving away all sorts of freebies to our loyal Twitter followers every week with prizes ranging from PSN codes for new games and DLC to physical swag that we have here at Attitude Towers.
We told you it was a good time to be following us on Twitter, didn't we?
So here's how PSFree Attitude will work every week*.
2. We'll publish details of the next giveaway on Twitter
3. You follow the instructions
4. You find the answers
5. First to claim the prize is the winner
Since we're a global team with a worldwide audience, we have PSN codes and swag to give away for various regions. Read our Tweets carefully to make sure you are going for a code you can actually use.
If you claim a code for a region outside of the one you live in, there is nothing we can do if your download won't work on your PS3 – sorry.
For PSN codes, the winner will be the first to find the answer and type the code into the PlayStation Network. You don't have to be in front of your PS3 to claim the prize; you can use your PSP (with the latest firmware) or your PC (using Media Manager 3) to claim the prize and then just download it at your leisure from your PS3 later.
What happens if you unravel the full code, type it in and it says the code is invalid? If that happens, it means someone got there before you.
For physical prizes, the winner will be the first to find the answer and send it to us, but we'll change the way you need to report that answer each week, just to keep things fresh. Again, look out for the instructions every Tuesday.
Shall we begin? PSFree Attitude will run all day, so look out for details of when the fun starts on our Twitter feed.
P.S. The Twitter sidebar widget will be disabled every Tuesday, so the only way to get in on the action is to follow us on Twitter. Enjoy!
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Curious how to share your family history in 140 characters?
Come to the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Indiana on November 14 at 2PM. As the first in this year's "WinterTech Series" from the Genealogy Center, I'll be presenting "Twitter for #Genealogy."
We'll be exploring Twitter terms, like tweets, usernames, hashtags, replys, and more. You'll learn how to participate in genealogy conferences using Twitter in person and from home. Plus, you'll be amazed at what the genealogy community able to do 140 characters at a time.
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Like a beached marine animal, "Big Fish" has flopped on Broadway. The musical, which is based on the 2003 Tim Burton movie of the same name, is set to close at the Neil Simon Theatre in New York on Dec. 29 after 98 regular performances, producers announced on Sunday.
"Big Fish" opened with high hopes on Oct. 6, carrying a reported price tag of $14 million. The production stars Broadway veteran Norbert Leo Butz (in the role originated in the movie by Ewan McGregor), and was directed and choreographed by multiple Tony Award-winner Susan Stroman.


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I am a fourth generation Bengali to grow up in Bihar. I also went to a convent school. Such socio-cultural dynamics are not strange or unheard of in India. But they clearly contribute largely in raising a sufficiently confused young girl.
Tomorrow is Saraswati Puja in India. Growing up, it meant an extra holiday in school. I do not remember myself doing any prayer ritual on this day; although something that lingers on from this day is the taste of Gotta Sheddho, literally translated from Bengali as "whole boiled".
I am told, Gota Sheddho is a Ghoti thing, where Grandmothers and Mothers cook at least five types of whole vegetables with lentils on the day of Saraswati Puja, and eat it the next day, when its cooled down. The day of Sheetal Shasti.
Saraswati Puja in the part of Bihar I lived in, meant young boys and men setting up pandals in the neighborhood and praying to the Goddess of Knowledge. It often translated into muted nuisance where the more boisterous boys would visit every home in the neighborhood to collect donations or chanda, which sadly was more forced than voluntary. These were also the boys who probably never went to school. So their association with "learning and knowledge" remained questionable.
But I do not want to undermine the credibility of their efforts in making arrangements for just one day only (though "celebrations" often stretched to a week). Loud music - most often the raunchiest songs of that year made a perfect set up to tease and torment scared girls who ventured out on the streets that day. Another reason for me to stay in and prepare for the final exams coming up the next month. Though traditionally, its a pen and paper down day in India for all students.
But watching young girls and boys in their finest dresses made a great celebration from home. Some girls as young as 12 or 13 would wear saris.
On this day, it is traditional to wear the color yellow (or mustard yellow) to welcome the Spring/Basant season in India. My memories of girls wearing yellow cotton saris, their hairs washed and smelling of Head & Shoulders, making a wet patch of damp at the back of their blouses where their hair ended are quite vivid. Each girl giggling, walking nervously in their little heels when they saw a group of boys coming their way. This day also made for a great desi, pre-Valentine's Day celebration. All in the name of knowledge!
With all the Saraswati Puja gung-ho around me, I would shift between bending over the cast iron railings of our terrace to people watch, run to the kitchen to see how Mum was making Gota Sheddho and sprint back to a very visible spot where people could see me "studying". Clearly I was the only one who was not letting the Goddess of Knowledge down.
Now back to the taste of tradition – Gota Sheddho. There is no one recipe for this vegetarian stew, packed with hearty vegetables. Each family pretty much does it their own way. I will of course share how its made in my family. I had previously made Gota Sheddho on a regular day and the recipe is here.
Ingredients for Gota Sheddho are:
Half cup whole urad dal
Half cup whole green moong
2 small sweet potatoes (either whole or cut into quarters)
Handful of whole green peas, remove the stringy part
Handful of broad beans/sheem, remove the stringy part
6-7 small eggplants
Few green chilies, slit
1 1/2 tablespoon ginger paste
1 teaspoon turmeric powder
2 tablespoon mustard oil
Wash the two dals and begin to boil them in a pressure cooker or a thick bottom saucepan – for about 25-30 minutes.
When the lentils get to a rolling boil, add vegetables, ginger, green chilies, turmeric powder, salt and sugar and pressure cook on medium-high heat for 10-15 minutes or until vegetables and dals are cooked. Just when you think all the vegetables and dals and well cooked but not too mushy, drizzle the mustard oil, remove from heat.
The Gota Sheddho is the right balance of sweet and savory, so do a test taste and adjust accordingly.


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Protect round bales from weather spoilage by wrapping them in plastic film from Binder-Wrap USA. The Binder-Wrap mechanism attaches to the front of the baler and wraps the bale in two to three layers of plastic film before it's ejected from the baler. It can be used on most round balers than do not chop. The company says it takes one minute or less to wrap each bale. A small control box - about the size of an answering machine - is located in the cab.
The company claims that the wrapping method virtually eliminates spoilage due to weather and eliminates the need for storing bales in a barn. The device can be fitted to balers that also have netwrap on the back. Operators can then switch from netwrap to plastic wrap with the control box. Price: $6200 for device; $67 for roll of film (5,904 ft.) or about $.84 a bale. Contact Binder-Wrap USA, Dept. FIN, 19448 C.R. 80, Warsaw, OH 43844, 740/327-7502, email@example.com, www.binderwrap.dk.
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The new variable chamber round balers from the New Idea brand of AGCO Corporation produce solid, high-density bales that offer easy handling and excellent weatherability, according to the company. Features on the 6365, 6364, and 6345 models include centering augers, stuffer fingers, and a hydraulically actuated slip clutch. The 6364 and 6365 models also have self-contained hydraulic systems that wrap the bale, disengage the drive, eject the bale, close the baler and reengage the drive with the touch of a button. The wheels on these new balers measure 16" x 6.5" x 8". The 6365 and 6364 can produce bales that are 72 inches in diameter and weigh up to 2,200 lbs.
AGCO also designed balers for smaller operations or hobby farmers. These include the 6343 and 6344 models. These balers only require between 30-45 hp to make bales that measure up to 54 in. in diameter and weigh up to 550 lbs.
Suggested retail price for these balers runs between $11,250 to $28,150. Contact AGCO Corporation, Dept. FIN, 4205 River Green Parkway, Duluth, GA 30096-2568, 770/813-9200, firstname.lastname@example.com, www.newidea.agcocorp.com.
New rakes and tedders
A new line of rakes and tedders has entered the North American market. Krone-North America has released its first North American line of double and quad rotary rakes and rotary tedders.
The working width of the rakes varies from 22 ft. 4 in. to 49 ft. Each of the five new rakes can be converted to transport position from the cab. They all feature cardanic suspension and tridem axles, hydraulically folding rotors, and a maintenance-free enclosed cam track. The KS-1250 and KS-1500 models feature center delivery, 4 rotors each and 13 tines/rotor. The KS-1401 has single or double windrow capabilities, 2 rotors and 10 tines/rotor. The KS-1201 has side delivery, 2 rotors, one with 10 tines and one with 13 tines. The smallest model in the line, the KS-761 has a variable working width of 22 ft. 4 in. to 24 ft. 11 in., 2 rotors and 13 tines/rotor. Price: $20,595 to $68,500.
Krone-North America has also introduced the KW and KWT lines of rotary tedders for North America. The working width of the new line-up varies from 22 ft. to 34 ft. 5 in. Each tedder can also be hydraulically folded for transport. All tedders feature round tine arms, which the company claims, are stronger than flat tine arms. Each tine coil wraps around the time arm five times, giving greater elasticity. The tines can also be adjusted to three different positions allowing the operator more flexibility for all haying conditions. Another feature of the tedders is a wide angle PTO shaft that allows an 80¢X turning angle.
The distinguishing feature between the KW line and the KWT line is that the KWT models feature a hydraulically operated transport chassis, wide-set transport wheels for maximum stability, and abundant ground clearance while moving.
The KWT line hooks up to a 3-pt. hitch while the KW line requires a 2-pt. hitch. The KWT-850 and KWT-1050 both have 8 rotors; the 850 has 6 tines/rotor while the 1050 has 7 tines/rotor. The KW line has either 6 or 8 rotors and 6 or 7 tines/rotor.
Price: from $10,395 for KW-670 to $21,305 for the KWT-1050. Contact Krone, Dept. FIN, P.O. Box 18880, Memphis, TN 38181-0880, 901/842-6011, firstname.lastname@example.com, www.krone-northamerica.com.


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Behaviorlearn needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 59 designs submitted by 12 freelance designers.
Looking for an uplifting and modern logo to emphasize reaching goals. Will be used on our website and in all marketing materials. Possibly on shirts too.
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No, but it means that they owned it and only licensed it, I think, but I don't get why they are described as a hardware company that late- they were making software too. Nowadays, IBM has moved much more towards the open source area of IT. And they had licensed the manufacture of PC clones of their architecture long before that. It might make sense to a specialist, but it doesn't to me.
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The Network Services department works closely with the other departments of Systems Support to maintain a safe, cost-effective, reliable network for the faculty, staff and students of West Texas A&M University.
The campus network at WTAMU consists of a redundant Gigabit backbone with several Ethernet LANs. The network connects 42 buildings, including 11 residence halls.
Internet access for the campus is provided through a Gigabit Ethernet connection to Texas A&M University through LEARN, the Lone Star Education and Research Network. The Network Services department maintains all core functions of the campus network including application, email, file and print services, DNS, and DHCP services.
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Yale Tests Itself against Local Rivals in Annual Tournament
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The seventh annual Nutmeg Classic takes place this weekend at Quinnipiac's TD Bank Sports Center in Hamden, Conn., and features the four Division I women's ice hockey teams in Connecticut (the Nutmeg State). Yale opens up with UConn on Friday at 7 p.m., and Quinnipiac plays Sacred Heart earlier that day. The consolation and championship games take place Saturday at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. respectively.
Yale (2-6-2, 2-3-1 ECAC Hockey) has won two of its last three games, and has an impressive history in the Nutmeg Classic. The Bulldogs have played in the championship game five times in six years, and won it all in the 2006-07 season.
The Bulldogs have been playing some of their best hockey of late. A goal by junior forward Aleca Hughes (Westwood, Mass.) in overtime last Saturday gave Yale a 3-2 win over Clarkson, marking the Bulldogs' first come-from-behind win of the year. Yale trailed 1-0 and 2-1 but rallied for the win thanks to Hughes' goal and earlier tallies from senior forward Bray Ketchum (Greenwich, Conn.) and sophomore forward Alyssa Zupon (Basking Ridge, N.J.). Since officially being reunited as line mates four games ago, that trio has accounted for five of Yale's nine goals and 55 of Yale's 115 shots.
Ketchum enters the weekend with the team lead in points (2-3-5), followed by three players tied for second: Zupon (3-1-4), junior defenseman Heather Grant (Toronto, Ont.) (1-3-4) and freshman forward Jackie Raines (London, Ont.) (3-1-4).
Junior goalie Genny Ladiges (Almonte, Ont.) made 36 saves in the win over Clarkson, the third time this year she has stopped that many pucks in one game. She has a .929 save percentage and a 2.39 goals-against average while seeing the majority of the action with senior goalie Jackee Snikeris (Downingtown, Pa.) sidelined by injury.
UConn (5-7-1, 4-2-1 Hockey East) has been a regular opponent for Yale in the Nutmeg Classic championship game -- the Huskies have beaten the Bulldogs in the title game each of the last three years. This time around the two teams will meet in the first round. UConn brings a four-game winning streak into Friday night's game, and has outscored its opponents 8-2 in that span. The Huskies are 1-2-0 against ECAC Hockey teams so far this year, with a win over Clarkson and losses to Colgate and St. Lawrence.
The Huskies' leading scorer is forward Taylor Gross, a freshman who has five goals and three assists. Goalie Amanda Garcia has a .930 save percentage and a 2.39 goals-against average.
Quinnipiac (9-6-1, 4-5-0 ECAC Hockey), which plays Sacred Heart at 4 p.m. in the first round Friday, opened the season with five straight wins but has gone 4-6-1 since. The Bobcats have split each of their last three weekends, winning on Friday but losing on Saturday. They already have a 5-0 win over Sacred Heart from earlier in the season.
Forward Kelly Babstock, a freshman, is the Bobcats' leading scorer (13-14-27) and has more 12 points than any other freshman in the country. She also leads the country with five game-winning goals. Defenseman Regan Boulton is tied for the NCAA lead in power-play goals with five. Goalie Victoria Vigilanti has a .926 save percentage and a 1.93 goals-against average. She anchors a defense that is tied for seventh in the country in fewest goals allowed per game (2.00).
Sacred Heart (1-8-0), the only independent Division I women's hockey team in the country, notched its first win of the season Nov. 9 at Holy Cross, 3-2. The Pioneers will have had 13 days off by the time they play Quinnipiac Friday afternoon. They lost to Yale (10-1) and Quinnipiac (11-1) in last year's Nutmeg Classic, the first time they participated.
The Pioneers' offense is led by forward Brittany Hartman, who has four goals and one assist. Goalie Alexius Schutt has a .899 save percentage and a 4.73 goals-against average.
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Wedding Guest Looks: WHAT TO WEAR
Although weddings clearly stand as the most perfect day for the bride to SHINE in all of her style splendor, there's nothing wrong with wanting to look absolutely chic and divine as a guest of the wedding. After all, it's a formal social affair where style and elegance must emanate throughout the party room. To help you on your quest for another perfect dress, CLV.com has rounded up a line of styles for that gorgeous day. For today's look, we're adoring this soft high-low style with beautifully cascading hemlines and beaded bodice – a day-into-evening look that's a wardrobe must-have. SHOP BEAUTIFUL GUEST OF WEDDING LOOKS HERE.


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New Gallery In Derby Features Local Artist, Scenes
DERBY – Nicole Warner of Derby has a rare talent. She is able to take paints and brushes and create scenes that accomplish what every artist aims to do: evoke emotion. Warner uses soft colors, tones and textures in a way that creates light and air and a certain depth that draws the eye and tells a story; often of favorite places.Please see The Newport Daily Express Thursday for the complete story.


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The second annual Veteran's Day Parade was held Sunday, November 10, 2013.
The parade began at Tazewell High School, and ended with a ceremony at the Veteran's Memorial on Main Street in Tazewell. Over 160 Veterans were in attendance. A meal was served for the Veterans at the Main Street Methodist Church fellowship hall, on the corner of Main Street.
All area Veteran's were invited to participate in the parade and meal. Transportation was provided to any Veteran which is not able to walk the parade route. This year the Veterans Parade Committee teamed up with the USMC Toys for Tots Campaign and asked all parade onlookers to bring a a toy and help provide a tangible sign of hope to economically disadvantaged children at Christmas. Toy collection spots were strategically placed throughout the parade route, to collect donations.
We extend a sincere thanks to all those who participated in the parade and toy drive!


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Contractor will create statewide health information exchange
Harris Corp. has won a four-year, $19 million contract from the state of Florida to implement a statewide health information exchange infrastructure that is designed to improve the delivery and coordination of health care.
The contract, awarded by Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration, calls for Harris to connect health entities across the state, including physicians, hospitals, regional health information exchanges, and state government agencies, according to a Harris statement released today.
Harris also will provide timely, secure and authorized exchanges of patient health information.
The company's open, standards-based solution will allow the state to efficiently adapt to health policies and technologies, minimize the total cost of ownership, and build on existing regional investments for a connected Florida health information exchange.
The health information exchange in Florida, which has an aging and transient population, can become a model for the country by improving patient safety and quality while lowering costs, Jim Traficant, vice president and general manager of Harris Healthcare Solutions, said in the announcement.
Harris Corp., of Melbourne, Fla., ranks No. 13 on Washington Technology's 2010 Top 100 list of the largest federal government contractors.
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These New Puritans, a band of four friends from Southend, UK, are Jack Barnett (vocals, guitar), his twin brother George (drums), Thomas Hein (bass, sampler) and Sophie Sleigh-Johnson (synth, sampler). Since their inception in October 2006, These New Puritans have released the limited edition Now Pluvial EP overseas and created the 15-minute "Navigate, Navigate" to be the soundtrack for Hedi Slimane's Autumn 2007 for Dior Homme's catwalk show in Paris, all the while earning a strong reputation for their furious live shows. Beat Pyramid is the next phase in their hyperbolic progression.
"Infinitytinifni" is a celebration of the melting of the polar ice-caps set to one chord and three drums; "Swords Of Truth" is centered around a dancehall-ish beat with cut-up drums, named after the terrorist cell linked with the kidnap of BBC journalist Alan Johnson, that may or may not also have been written in homage to the Wu-Tang Clan.
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Sunday, January 22, 2012
Our First Day in Haiti
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Nate W. wrote:[/u][/b] It is a rigged system full of cronyism, politics, and favoritism.
Oh my, if that disturbing about Academia, wait until you come to corporate! On this side, you can call it Game of Thrones or House of Cards. Different Problems but same outcomes. You can be hero one day and Zero next day. Some times makes the Problems of academia careers look easy peasy, that is until I put the reality glasses back on remember I was that there.
You could easily title this tread, "Many people lose interest in corporate Jobs, not for lack of Jobs". And it's why many us say Folks at a certain Age and tenure in corporate start looking for other options - we in General have been there, done that, and got the T-shirt, not interested in being this in the Long-term.
So what are me and my Peers doing who have lost interest in corporate careers was we Age(not due to lack of Jobs)?
Well, we're investing in ourselves be it to look for another path working in another sector as an employee or looking to start a Business. We're not depending on any institution to help us.
We're Networking, we, where applicalbe are taking neceassary and self--funded training courses (using our current employer's resources if possible), and doing Hands on research be it desk top or phone calling/Information gathering. Some of us, including me, have started business's on the side to accelerate the learning processes on the path to entrepreneurship of a sustainable business.
In other words, we're taking ownership of career/Job path and we're being entrepreneural. I think once there is an acceptance that career and Job, be it acadmia, corporate or govenment/non Profit Jobs is on us - then we stop the complaining about current Situation and Focus more on how to work and navigate it.


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The Who (Pete Townshend; Keith Moon; Roger Daltrey; John Entwistle)
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The Who (Pete Townshend; Keith Moon; Roger Daltrey; John Entwistle)
by David Wedgbury
resin print, 1965
10 1/2 in. x 10 5/8 in. (268 mm x 270 mm) image size
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- Roger Harry Daltrey (1944-), Musician; founder and lead singer for The Who. Sitter in 9 portraits.
- John Entwistle (1944-2002), Musician; guitarist for The Who. Sitter in 5 portraits.
- Keith Moon (1946-1978), Musician, drummer for The Who. Sitter in 6 portraits.
- Peter Dennis Blandford ('Pete') Townshend (1945-), Musician; singer, guitarist and composer for The Who; publisher and author. Sitter in 17 portraits.
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- David Wedgbury (1937-1998), Photographer. Artist of 36 portraits, Sitter in 1 portrait.
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Current affairsSir Winston Churchill dies after suffering a stroke at the age of 90. By Royal Decree his body lay in state for three days before he was given a State Funeral (a very rare honour for a non-Royal). Representatives from over 100 countries attended the funeral and thousands of people watched the procession of his coffin down the Thames.
Art and scienceJulie Christie stars in John Schlesinger's film Darling, a film that captures fashionable London in the 1960s, while critiquing the superficiality of the jet-setting society. The film has subsequently been itself criticised for being out-of-touch with the realities of the day.
The Post Office Tower (now the BT tower) opens for use, housing microwave aerials to carry telecommunications traffic from London.
InternationalPresident Johnson sends US troops to assist South Vietnam against communist North Vietnam and domestic nationalist insurgents. Johnson's plan for a short, limited war was soon quashed by North Vietnam's strategy of protracted war. As the conflict dragged on the US government instituted a draft, sparking anti-war protests that would continue until American involvement ended in 1973.
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Since a landmark anti-trust case in the 1980s broke up the American Telephone and Telegraph Company -- today, simply AT&T -- telephone utilities have remained a heavily regulated industry that can be greatly affected by congressional and agency actions. After the 1996 Telecommunications Act relaxed certain rules, for instance, multiple "Baby Bell" companies merged and there was a massive restructuring of the industry.
The telephone utilities and the federal government have only become further entwined as the industry attempts to integrate traditional phone service with wireless, cable television, Internet and other services.
During the 2014 election cycle, individuals and political action committees associated with telephone utilities contributed around $9.7 million at the federal level, with Republicans getting 62 percent of the proceeds and the other 38 percent going to Democrats. That's down from historic highs at the beginning of the decade -- more than $19 million during the 2000 cycle, and over $17 million during the 2002 cycle --- just before "soft money" was banned by Congress. Since the 1990 election cycle, the industry has tended to divide its contributions between the two major parties, slightly favoring Republicans with 56 percent.
By far the top contributor is AT&T. Since the 1990 election cycle, AT&T's employees and PACs have contributed more to federal candidates -- around $61 million -- than any other single organization in any industry or sector. In the 2014 election cycle, the company's workers and PACs made nearly $3.4 million in campaign contributions at the federal level.
Verizon Communications, another big player, contributed almost $2.8 million. By comparison, the next biggest industry contributor -- CenturyLink, -- gave a mere $674,243 in the 2014 cycle.
The industry spent nearly $42 million on lobbying in 2014. The biggest spender was again AT&T, with $14.2 million in lobbying expenditures, followed closely by Verizon Communications, which spent $12.9 million on lobbying.
These numbers are down from industry highs. The industry spent almost $59 million in 2006, when Congress was considering a major overhaul of communications law supported by industry giants. That year AT&T and its subsidiaries spent more than $22.4 million on federal lobbying, and the US Telecom Association -- an industry trade group -- spent almost $18.4 million. The bill ultimately passed the House but not the Senate.
In 2014, Congress passed and President Barack Obama signed the Unlocking Consumer Choice and Wireless Competition Act, which would permit customers to "use their mobile devices with any wireless carrier" and also "unlock devices from mobile phones to all wireless devices."
-- Alex Lazar
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Pop star Jessie J has revealed that she was reduced to tears every day by a teacher as she pursued her dream of becoming a singer.
The Voice coach said the experience had made her tough on some of the contestants on the BBC1 show.
The Price Tag singer, 24, who is a coach on the programme with veteran singer Sir Tom Jones, Black Eyed Peas star will.i.am, and The Script frontman Danny O'Donoghue, told the Radio Times: "I'm the most critical of the four of us because I've only been in the industry for 12 months and I remember what it takes to make it."
The Brit school graduate added: "I used to have a teacher who made me cry every day. She said the reason she was so tough on me was because she knew I had potential, and I've always remembered that."


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The U.S. office market had its smallest increase in net occupancies in a year in the second quarter as job growth slowed, Reis Inc. said.
Net occupancies climbed by 4.14 million square feet (384,000 square meters) in the second quarter, the least since 2.73 million square feet was added a year earlier, according to the New York-based property-research firm. The gain in occupancies, the sixth in a row, compared with 6 million square feet in the first quarter.
Effective rents, or what tenants pay after landlord incentives such as a free month are included, rose to $22.72 per square foot from $22.66 in the first quarter and $22.27 a year earlier, Reis said. The national office vacancy rate of 17.2 percent was unchanged from the first quarter and down from 17.5 percent a year earlier.
Demand for office space has slowed amid an anemic economic recovery. U.S. employers added 69,000 workers in May, the fewest in a year, pushing up the jobless rate to 8.2 percent from 8.1 percent, according to the Labor Department.
"The pace of improvement remains slow, keeping rents moored near 2007 levels," Ryan Severino, senior economist at Reis, said in today's report. "Markets where five-year lease terms are common could face substantial rollover risk this year" as leases expire.
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Published on October 4 2012 2:45 pm
Last Updated on October 4 2012 2:45 pm
Written by Millie Lange
Former Eastern Illinois standout baseball player Kevin Seitzer will have his No. 2 EIU jersey retired during the Panthers homecoming football game Saturday, October 13. Seitzer was a two-time All-Star and runner-up for the American League Rookie of the Year in 1987 as he put together an 11-year Major League career.
Seitzer hit over .400 all three years at EIU and ranks as the Panthers career leader in batting average with a career mark of .418. As a freshman he helped lead the Panthers to a runner-up finish at the NCAA Division II World Series. Seitzer worked the 2012 season as the hitting coach for the Kansas City Royals.
EIU hosts Jacksonville State for this year's homecoming game with a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. Tickets for the game can be purchased by calling 217-581-2106 or online at www.eiupanthertickets.com.


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Following his folks footsteps
The newest addition to the Wapakoneta Fire Department did not have to look far for his inspiration — he comes from a family devoted to public service.
Standing in front of bright red fire truck Saturday morning in a bay of the Wapakoneta Fire Station, Adam Schulze repeated the firefighter's oath as administered by Mayor Rodney Metz and started his career in public service.
"My mom got me interested in the medical side and my dad in public service," Schulze said. "My parents and my siblings have had a big influence on my life."
The 21-year-old followed in the footsteps of his father, Nick, who served as a deputy with the Mercer County Sheriff's Office, and his mother, Julie, who worked as a nurse, by serving the public. His parents' devotion to public service also spread to his siblings,
He has two brothers, Aaron and Andy, and two sisters, Kristi and Katie. Aaron works as a police officer, while Andy is in physical therapy. Kristi is a physical therapist assistant and Katie is a nurse practitioner.
"I first became interested in firefighting during my senior year in high school," Schulze said. "My brother-in-law was a volunteer and I went up to the station during his trainings and I really enjoyed it, so I thought I would make a career of it."
His brother-in-law is Greg Klosterman, who volunteered with the Montezuma Fire Department and is married to his sister, Kristi Klosterman, made the training "pretty exciting," as well as "challenging, but fun."
Schulze found himself hooked.
After graduating from Marion Local High School, he attended Sinclair Community College where he earned his degree in firefighting and received his paramedic training.
While still attending classes, Schulze volunteered to serve with the Chickasaw Fire Department.
"While volunteering there, I learned a lot of little things they left out in class," Schulze said. "They are all volunteer and the way they work a fire is a little different. They don't have any fire hydrants so they rely heavily on tanker trucks."
Schulze, who is the third firefighter to join the force since May, started on Oct. 29.
After scoring well on the civil service test and meeting the required criteria, Fire Chief Kendall Krites got to know Schulze as he worked as the swing-shift firefighter. He also checked with Chickasaw Fire Chief Mark Seitz, a friend of his, so he gained even a better understanding of the young man.
"I think he is a remarkable young man — he is sharp, enthusiastic, mild-mannered and quiet," Krites said. "I also was informed of his demeanor by the fire chief of Chickasaw. I know him (fire chief) real well and I talked with him about Adam and he knew the whole family and said they were a great family and Adam was a good young man."
After three months on swing shift to learn more about the department and to be exposed to all the firefighters, Krites assigned Schulze to Capt. Jeff Orphal's squad.
"He has been fitting in very well," Krites said. "He is an asset. I am looking forward to him making it a career of working for the Wapakoneta Fire Department and EMS and I hope he feels the same way."
Now that he has been on the force since the end of October, Schulze can appreciate the differences between a volunteer fire department and full-time fire department.
"Every department has their own little nuances and you learn a lot about how each different department works," Schulze said. "I have learned a lot regarding my paramedic skills — I had just gotten out of class and they have been great at teaching me the different tricks of the trade."
The newest member of the Wapakoneta Fire Department does not intend to stop learning as a member of the force.
"I want to just keep on training and getting better," Shulze said as his girlfriend, Leanna Schmit, of St. Henry, stands nearby. "I've always had an interest in getting more training and getting more knowledge. I don't have as much experience as some of the firefighters here, so I listen to what they say and I listen to their stories. If they have something to teach me, I pay attention."
He said during his visits with his high school teams and just passing through the town provided him with enough exposure to be attracted to its feel and feel.
"I've been here a few times and it seemed like a nice city and it was close to home," said Schulze, who hails from Maria Stein. "There are not a lot of places around here that I could be close to family and work as a full-time firefighter.
"I also liked the old look to the city and it always seemed like a really nice city," he said.
Schulze, who played football and basketball for the Marion Local Flyers, also said he likes the fact he can still dabble in his hobbies. He plans to continue to play basketball as a hobby along with getting out his favorite poles to go fishing.


text: Securing Reasonable Caseloads: Ethics and Law in Public DefenseBy Norman Lefstein American Bar Association (2011) Reviewed by Stephen HanlonNorman Lefstein, former dean of Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law and the country's leading expert on the delivery of indigent defense services in state criminal courts, has written a book that should be required reading for every public defender and every judge in America. Securing Reasonable Caseloads: Ethics and Law in Public Defense is panoramic in its sweep of the field. For Dean Lefstein, the book reflects a lifetime of work in his remarkable career as a public defender, professor, and leader of the American Bar Association's efforts to roll back five decades of willful blindness by judges and legislators — and yes, public defenders — to a horribly broken indigent defense system in this country, a system that dramatically undermines respect for the rule of law here and abroad. This is a book about th


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Get a jump start on an exciting career in veterinary medicine by attending the 2013 Veterinary Medical Career Fair hosted by the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC).
Representatives from veterinary medical colleges in the US and from around the world will be on hand to answer your questions about admissions and curriculum offerings. Join us for information sessions on choosing a pre-vet program, preparing for admission to veterinary medical school and careers in veterinary medicine. Veterinarians will be present to talk about the diversity of the profession and the significant contributions of the veterinary in society.
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The weekend of January 19, 2013, is Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday and the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. That controversial ruling said that corporations can spend unlimited sums to influence our elections.
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Remember the first time you tried Thai food? You'll have that feeling again when you taste Easy Tiger's. Put simply, it's wow. Top-notch ingredients, fresh flourishes, smart service, funky little room, matching wine list: See you there for the Sunday night banquet.
When you read something like above, you can't help but go with high expectations. I love Thai food and eat quite a lot of it from cheap to expensive across Melbourne. I was expecting Easy Tiger to be something so experimental and different. What I found was good, but definitely not like eating Thai food for the first time again.
The four of us, Bruno, Sarah, Logan and myself started the meal with entrees of the Betel Leaf with Prawn and Spring Rolls. The betel leaf entree was good but I felt was inferior to Longrain's. The spring rolls, which I was ready to write off, was very good.
For mains, we went with a Green Wagyu Curry, a Red Lamb Curry, a Sticky Beef Ribs, Stir Fry Chicken Noodles and Rice Cakes with vegetables. The green curry with the wagyu was good, and quite spicy. The flavour was nice but nothing mind blowing different. In fact, I have since tasted a Thai Green Curry at Siam 1 that blows it out of the water. The use of wagyu beef didn't really add to the dish as you can't even tell it was wagyu. The red lamb curry was extremely spicy and I liked it. It was quite a dry curry and the meat was very tender.
The ribs that we had were super sticky and sweet and I rather liked them, but the others didn't much care for them. I liked the sweetness but I guess it's not for everyone. I do have quite a sweet tooth. The chicken stir fry was good, with excellent wok breathe. However, as I was telling everyone, at near $30, I could get three similarly good stir fry chicken noodle dishes at Springvale.
The final dish was a stir fry rice cake. Again, there was great wok breathe and the dish was tasty. I just think that I'm the wrong clientele. The prices are aimed at Smith Street types willing to pay for the latest funky restaurant rather than myself, where I'd rather pay a third the price to eat the same dish on a plastic table and plastic plate thrown at me by the waiter.
Desserts was a simple dish of mochi balls in coconut milk, a clear highlight for the night. Overall, I found the meal good but by no means so unique that I felt like I'd never tasted Thai food before. Many of the flavours are stock standard combinations now. It wasn't the restaurant's fault that my expectations were so high that they weren't met. While the food was good, I wouldn't go back due to the prices. The meal cost about $140 each, with 3 beers on average per person. For that price, I'd rather eat at a host of other cheap Thai restaurants, even if the service and ambiance at Easy Tiger is nicer.
Overall Rating: 13/20, Food is good but I'm unwilling to recommend it as I think there is far better Thai food for cheaper elsewhere.
Scores: 1-9: Unacceptable, don't bother. 10-11: Just OK,some shortcomings. 12: Fair. 13: Getting there. 14: Recommended. 15: Good. 16: Really good. 17: Truly excellent. 18: An outstanding experience. 19-20:Approaching perfection, Victoria's best.


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I really enjoyed this podcast guys, I think I could listen to this once a week even... also, I have to start formulating complicated questions for you guys to answer on air, I don't want you to let your guard down for a moment. In reality though, I'd love to hear more stuff about Miura's personal life or at least the glimpses into it that we sometimes get. Maybe some stories that one of you guys remember from the old days or some long-forgotten comments. I don't know, I'll try to think of something more concrete to ask before the next podcast.
When I saw the date of the post asking if there was an interest I was really surprised to see one already uploaded haha.
Man, good podcast, guys. It was a great listen. I really liked all your movie talk. The intro segment was great, too. Got to learn a little more about you guys and the history of the site, which is cool as hell.
As far as content goes you covered most of the bases that are most relevant now.
Seriously though, just in the past two days we've already come up with a ton of good discussion ideas already in the show notes we've been preparing. There's no shortage of good topics to choose from without having to dip into a re-read.


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Welcome to the Asia Markets live blog, a running account of what the region's stock markets are doing, along with other news. Today, the region\'s stocks mostly trudge higher, while Australia posts a data surprise, and Sony cuts its outlook to loss from profit.
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- 7:05 pm
- Australia: Let the convalescing begin
- by Mike Kitchen
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So far this week on the Australian stock market: Monday was flat, Tuesday down 1.8%, Wednesday down 0.5%.
But right now, the ASX 500 is up 0.6%, sitting just above the 5,100 mark. (See details here.)
While it's mainly the banks and miners supporting the market in the early going, the airlines are also movers, with Qantas ahead by 1.7% (helped by an upgrade at CIMB and news that Virgin Atlantic will end its Sydney-Hong Kong service) and Virgin Australia rallying 4.8% (after telling the ASX it has no idea why its shares have sold off in recent sessions.)
Looking ahead, Rivkin Securities CEO Scott Schuberg is telling clients that while the market may pull back toward the 5,000 level by the end of the week, "buyers are probably lurking" there, so bulls can draw some strength from that.
- 7:50 pm
- Markets check -- 9:50 a.m. in Tokyo
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Japan (Nikkei Average) up 0.6%
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) up 0.8%
Seoul (Kospi) up 1%
- 8:09 pm
- Trading up Down Under
- by Mike Kitchen
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Today, the Lucky Country is truly earning its nickname, with Australia posting not one, but TWO surprise trade surpluses.
The numbers: For December, the surplus printed at around 468 million Australian dollars ($420 million), besting a forecast deficit of $A200 million (per a Wall Street Journal survey), while November's A$118 million deficit was revised to a A$83 million surplus.
The reason: Mining. Or rather, mining, and a weakening in the Australian dollar. (Read more details here.) Of course, the Aussie dollar has begun climbing back up after the central bank cut its easing bias earlier this week. In fact, the trade report itself sent the Australian currency rising to 89.70 U.S. cents from 89.30 cents just prior to the release.
Meanwhile, the government also released December retail sales, which showed a 0.5% gain during the month (Wall Street Journal had tipped +0.5%, while Reuters had +0.4%). The gain suggests that recent interest-rate cuts are helping consumer spending — this according to Dow Jones Newswires' James Glynn. (See details here.)
- 8:19 pm
- Japan stocks rise. Are foreigners back?
- by Carla Mozée
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Japanese stocks aimed for a second straight gain, with the Nikkei Stock Average up 0.6%. That would add on to its 1.2% climb on Wednesday that ended four sessions of declines. See more.
Data released Thursday showed foreign investment in Japanese stocks fell ¥751.9 billion ($7.41 billion) last week. The increase in stock selling by foreigners is of "slight concern, but no doubt they are glad they did considering the selloff over the past couple of days," said Kim Eng Securities analyst Andrew Sullivan in a note. "The question is whether they will start buying back as the Nikkei tests 14,000. I think most investors will remain cautious until the U.S. payrolls data is out."
The jobs report for January is due Friday. Here's a preview.
- 8:52 pm
- Markets check -- 9:52 a.m. in Hong Kong
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Japan (Nikkei Average) flat
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) up 0.4%
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) up 0.6%
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.7%
Taipei (Taiex) up 0.4%
- 9:18 pm
- Hong Kong casino shares strike it lucky
- by Mike Kitchen
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After yesterday's bad beat, Hong Kong casino investors pulled the lever and hit the jackpot, or at least a jackpot of sort. At present, Sands China is up 6.3%, Melco and MGM Crown are each 4.5% ahead, and Wynn Macau has a 3.1% gain.
The moves are the mirror image of Wednesday's action, which saw sharp losses on the back of data showing a pathetic (by Macau standards) revenue-growth rate for the Chinese casinos.
Of course it's no secret that a large portion of those casino revenues come via the wallets of visitors from mainland China.And it's not just Macau that should be grateful for high-flying mainlanders — some Hong Kong retail names are also enjoying share-price gains today, thanks to reportedly strong sales during the Lunar New Year from mainland tourists.
- 10:30 pm
- For Samsung, it's patent pending, patent spending
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Samsung Electronics /quotes/zigman/189457/realtime KR:005930 /quotes/zigman/189458/delayed /quotes/nls/ssnlf SSNLF joined hands with U.S. tech major Cisco Systems /quotes/zigman/20039/delayed /quotes/nls/csco CSCO on Wednesday to announce a 10-year cross-licensing deal that will give the two firms access to each other's patents, covering existing technology and anything either company might come up with over the next decade.
As usual, financial terms weren't disclosed, but it's not hard to see that Samsung is spending freely when it comes to patent acquisition, as the deal comes on the heels of other high-profile agreements for the Korean chips-and-handsets giant. In the final week of January, for instance, Samsung scored a huge cross-licensing deal with Google /quotes/zigman/93888/delayed /quotes/nls/goog GOOG and a similar agreement with California semiconductor packager Tessera /quotes/zigman/90955/delayed /quotes/nls/tsra TSRA . And this after yet another pact between Samsung and Rambus /quotes/zigman/62944/delayed /quotes/nls/rmbs RMBS earlier in the month.
Maybe this isn't such a surprise after Samsung's long and bloody patent battle with smartphone rival Apple /quotes/zigman/68270/delayed /quotes/nls/aapl AAPL . You'll remember that Apple's suit against Samsung has yielded just shy of $1 billion for Apple, though the two are now in mediation over a final settlement.
- 10:34 pm
- Markets check -- 11:34 a.m. in Hong Kong
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Japan (Nikkei Average) up 0.3%
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) up 0.5%
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) up 1%
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.8%
Taipei (Taiex) up 0.8%
- 11:54 pm
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- 12:25 am
- Markets check -- 2:25 p.m. in Tokyo
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Japan (Nikkei Average) up 0.4% late
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) up 0.3%
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) up 1.2% (closed)
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.8%
Mumbai (Sensex) down 0.5%
- 1:11 am
- Australia ends strong, including Virgin Whatever
- by Mike Kitchen
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Well, seems like three days of losses attracted enough buyers to make today's Australian stock gains the best in three weeks.
The S&P/ASX 200 ended 1.2%, now comfortably about the 5K level at 5,131.
Industrial blue chips were among the standouts, with Incitec Pivot /quotes/zigman/329338/realtime AU:IPL and Bluescope Steel /quotes/zigman/304814/realtime AU:BSL each climbing 3.9%
And it was a really good day to own Virgin Australia /quotes/zigman/7611909/realtime AU:VAH , as the airline stock retraced some of its recent losses (more than 10% in the previous two sessions) with an almost 8% gain.
Interestingly, Dow Jones reported that a possible reason for the earlier selloff was confusion of the company with unlisted Virgin Atlantic, which recently said it would close its Sydney-Hong Kong route. This, according to Virgin Australia's response to an ASX query over the recent price action.
- 1:37 am
- Tokyo sneaks into negative territory at last moment
- by Mike Kitchen
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Oh, it was so close.
Just 20 minutes out from the close, and the Nikkei Average /quotes/zigman/5986735/realtime JP:NIK was up 0.4%. But then those modest gains suddenly evaporated, leaving the benchmark with a 0.2% loss. Outside of the big blue chips though, it was a little better, with the Topix (representing all Tokyo-listed large caps) ending flat.
Among the movers, Takeda Pharmaceuticals /quotes/zigman/198337/realtime JP:4502 ended down 2.7% following its earnings report, and Panasonic /quotes/zigman/194943/realtime JP:6752 closed 4.1% lower as investors took profit on the stock's 19% surge in the previous session.
And Sony: The shares closed with a 1.5% gain, moments ahead of the company's quarterly results, in which Sony /quotes/zigman/197500/realtime JP:6758 said it was lowering its fiscal-year outlook from a profit to a loss and confirmed plans to sell its Vaio PC unit. So maybe further gains tomorrow will be a tall order.
- 1:39 am
- Markets check -- 3:39 p.m. in Tokyo
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Japan (Nikkei Average) down 0.2% (closed)
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) up 0.4%
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) up 1.2% (closed)
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.9% (closed)
Mumbai (Sensex) down 0.5%
- 3:25 am
- Markets check -- 4:25 p.m. in Hong Kong
- by Laura He
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Japan (Nikkei Average) down 0.2% (closed)
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) up 0.7% (closed)
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) up 1.2% (closed)
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.9% (closed)


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Ankara, 4 February 2013 – As the international community focuses its attention on the Syrian conflict, refugees from other areas of conflict are all but forgotten. In Turkey, the JRS team is coming into contact with more and more Iraqis who have been doubly displaced – once to Syria and now to Turkey or other countries. Their stories tell of a never-ending struggle to survive in new places and their search for a brighter future.
Mohammed. Originally from Iraq, I fled my home country for the United Arab Emirates because of the war in 2003. I stayed in the Emirates for five years working for a trade company. After hearing that the situation had supposedly improved I returned to Iraq.
When I moved back I opened a currency exchange bureau, but shortly afterwards thugs began to threaten me if I didn't give them money. To find some peace and security, I decided to close the business. But when it was blown up, I realised my situation was worse than I had thought.
Eighteen months ago I came to Turkey. Once I arrived I realised that the situation is more difficult than I thought: I felt that I was treated poorly and that not enough attention was given to my case. I feel very alone here and excluded because I do not speak Turkish.
In an effort to integrate and learn Turkish, I went to the JRS office to enrol in language courses. I'm currently waiting for the next session and the JRS family visits team has come to visit me in my home. I look forward to being involved in more activities with them.
Almuthana Abdulmajeed. I'm originally from Iraq and came to Turkey after seeking refuge in Syria.
In Iraq I was kidnapped twice by two different militias. Luckily, the Iraqi army was stationed near my family's home and they saved my life by helping me escape. After these incidents, my father decided that I, at the age of 15, should leave Iraq and go to Syria since the language and cultural norms between the two countries are similar. We also heard about possible job opportunities in Syria.
I stayed in Damascus, Syria from 2004 until February 2012. But I left because the situation had become increasingly worse for Iraqis. Local NGOs were primarily serving Syrians, they seemed to forget it was already our second conflict. When the crisis started, armed gangs started asking for money in exchange for protection. So I left Damascus and came to Turkey.
I want to live here in peace but I face many difficulties including the language barrier and inability to access the labour market. Finally, I'm still awaiting news about the resettlement application I made while in Syria. I would like to go to the US and join my sister who has been living there for three years.
Saad Khorsheed Sameen. I'm an Iraqi who came to Turkey in January 2011. In Iraq I was, like everybody else, very afraid and vigilant. I enjoyed having an active social life and the freedom to go out with my friends when I pleased. Unfortunately, this was forbidden by the Islamic militias. I wasn't able to live like a normal human being in my own country, so I decided to flee.
First I went to Greece, where I stayed for almost two years but because of the economic crisis, I faced many difficulties; there was no assistance for refugees, I applied for asylum but was rejected. The language was difficult to learn, and unemployment was high. When I heard on the news that the living conditions and security in Iraq was improving, I decided to return home.
I went back to Iraq where I encountered the same difficulties as before. I stayed because I wanted to be with my family. One afternoon on the way home I noticed the street was full with army and police. Then, I was told that my father and three-year-old nephew had been killed by militias.
After that I began feeling guilty, as if the deaths of my father and younger nephew were my fault. My family told me the militias killed my father because they wanted to kill me and were now after me. It soon became very difficult for me to cope with all these thoughts and feelings.
I realised I could no longer live in Iraq and moved to Turkey. When I arrived I felt like I was in Greece all over again with no work or ability to understand the language. JRS was the sole NGO in Ankara that offered assistance with some grocery coupons and clothing. Sadly, I was transferred to another city, I can no longer access these services anymore.
All I hope for is to live in peace, without feeling that somebody is after me, trying to catch me. I want to live like a normal young man, after all I'm only 36 years old.
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The eBook itself contains original material that wasn't included in the newspaper version of the piece, and uses several new techniques that enhance news reporting. Seeing a reputable periodical like The New York Times embrace eBooks is a testament to the value of the format. For years there has been talk that journalism is at a crossroads and that newspaper reporters are in a race to the bottom – getting paid less for stories that have a dwindling readership. But, what we see happening here is simply indicative of a change in both format and pay-schemes.
Journalists and media outlets, by taking advantage of eBooks, are entering a voracious reading market. When people buy e-readers, they read more, and they're able to read a wider variety of content. E-readers can provide an outlet for long-form journalism pieces that are too long to fit in the layout of a printed newspaper, but too short to publish as standalone books. As readers and writers, we welcome the return of long, thoughtful, journalistic writing. Cheers!
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"Getting children to and from school safely is primarily a parental responsibility, but they need the support and cooperation of drivers, schools, city officials and our community," said Mayor Wesely. "We encourage all parents to participate in the Safe Walk and Safe Ride event by walking with their children to their respective schools. In addition, we implore all drivers to pay extra attention to added pedestrian traffic, especially children, around school areas."
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Day 1 of Treasure Island was everything you could've hoped for, but colder! Atoms for Peace headlined and delivered. Holy Ghost! and local artist, Giraffage rounded out the more upbeat of the two days.
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|Olivia in her Christmas pajamas on Christmas Eve 2012
Did you all have a good Christmas and New Year!? How did it go? Were you able to stay on plan?
I gained 0.8 pounds in the two weeks that I was off from work on Christmas break. I enjoyed my Christmas holiday, but I am excited to get back on track and start 2013 off on the right foot!
I LOVE making New Year's resolutions! Normally, I am the first one to announce my resolutions on New Year's Day, because I am excited about the fresh start that the New Year has to offer. However, making a resolution for the entire year can be very overwhelming! How can I say that I will exercise every day of the New Year, when I do not know what tomorrow will birng?
So, this year I have decided to do something different.
My overall goal a.k.a. New Year's Resolution for 2013 is to lose my baby weight. However, I know that for myself, I need to make smaller mini goals to help me accomplish such a huge task!
My baby goal for this week, is to drink my water/liquids. This is hard for me during the winter, which is why I know that I need to work on this healthy habit.
What are your New Year's Resolutions? What baby steps do you need to take this week, so that you can become one step closer to accomplishing your goal?