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• Samsung CEO Said To Speak With Apple Today About Suit – The judge in the Apple v. Samsung case urged the two CEOs to speak. Closing arguments are scheduled for Tuesday. Also Who Cares If Samsung Copied Apple?
• Apple stores see 300 million visitors in FY 2012, 50,000 Genius Bar visits a day
• Groupon Investors Give Up and What WSJ got wrong about Groupon – The Wall Street Journal says early investors are bailing on Groupon. Fortune says only some of them are.
• Microsoft radically overhauls license agreements for Windows 8 – Retail customers can now legally install less expensive OEM versions of Windows.
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• Fantasy Apple TV – Jean-Louis Gassée thinks we won't actually see an Apple-made television set, and that current rumors regarding a beefed-up set-top box makes more sense. But it won't be easy getting there, as cable companies are frightened of Apple gaining a foothold in their business.
• Apple, Samsung Report No Progress In Trimming Patent Case – The judge in the trial had told the companies to make one more stab at a settlement. Now it appears the case will indeed go to the jury.
• In Apple's Patent Case, Tech Shifts May Follow – A win by Apple could mean greater differentiation by competitors. Also Secrets Learned in Apple-Samsung Trial
• Microsoft to build more than 3 million Surface tablets, says IDC – The research firm thinks Microsoft would have to sell through traditional retail channels – something it has not said it would do – to move that many units.
• One Month After Selling To Microsoft For $1.2B, Yammer CEO Predicts End Of Silicon Valley – In a lively comment thread on Facebook, Marc Andreessen begs to differ.
• StatCounter data shows Windows Phone overtaking Blackberry in US by November 2012 – It's more because BlackBerry's market share is dropping like a stone than Windows Phone's share is rising.
• Disruptions: The Next Wave for the Wristwatch – The watch may become the second screen for your smartphone.
• Cloud-gaming service OnLive reveals details behind its asset sale and new investor – OnLive will continue to operate the service that lets owners of iPads and low-end computers play games via the Net. Also HTC Loses US$40 Million From OnLive Restructuring
• Hulu CEO faces big changes – Changes – both financial and content-related – could include the departure of the CEO. Hulu's owners,including Disney and Fox, have conflicting interests. And Big surprise: Hulu's owners can't agree on its future
• Best Buy names Hubert Joly as new CEO, will take on leadership in September – The French executive specializes in turning around troubled companies. And Best Buy Says Founder Spurned Chance to Further His Takeover Bid
• Crowdfunded businesses may owe taxes, too – Starting a business via Kickstarter? If you give something in exchange for funds, that income is taxable.
• AT&T kills on-contract pricing for tablets, effective today – Verizon made a similar move earlier.


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Our momentum picks up as we roll into May. The first full month of the season features multiple giveaways, two themed fireworks shows, a trip back in time and more.
Greg & the Morning Buzz Night with Mystery Giveaway (Rock 101) – Friday, May 3 Get there early for that mystery giveaway, and stick around after the game for Atlas Fireworks!
Juanes Atlas Fireworks – Saturday, May 4 The Colombian superstar won't be here in body, but his tunes will be the tracks for a spectacular Saturday night fireworks show. ¡Tenemos la camisa negra!
Vintage Sign Giveaway – Sunday, May 5 This giveaway is so metal… literally! The first 1,000 fans in attendance will take home a metal Vintage Sign that will undoubtedly complete any She Shed or Man Cave.
Meme Monday – Monday, May 13 Citizens of the Internet, rejoice! The series of tubes we all can't seem to live without has produced some of the best (and worst) humanity has to offer, but this night is all about celebrating the true "raison d'etre" of the World Wide Web: MEMES. From Grumpy Cat to Doge, All Your Bases Belong To Us to the Rickroll, we'll be celebrating the cultural phenomenon that has all of us wanting to be like Good Guy Greg and not Scumbag Steve. Ermahgerd!
1860s Night – Tuesday, May 14 Break out your petticoats and top hats! We're rolling it aaaaaall the way back to the 19th century for a night of old-fashioned fun.
S.T.E.M. in the Stadium + Manchester Schools Day – Wednesday, May 15 After a rousing success last season, S.T.E.M. in the Stadium returns on Manchester Schools Day this year. National and regional organizations that promote Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics will be on hand to share the joys of learning with thousands of Granite State children for this special 10:35 a.m. game.
Conspira-Night – Tuesday, May 21 Does a secret global conglomerate control the puppet strings of our society? Or are the Lizard People posing as our world leaders really the ones in control? We'll tackle conspiracies big and small all game long, while perhaps creating a few of our own along the way… Assume nothing, question everything.
College Fair – Wednesday, May 22 Higher education comes to Northeast Delta Dental Stadium!
New Hampshire Scholars Day – Thursday, May 23 Join us for a celebration of the Class of 2019 as they leave high school and embark on the next chapter of their lives.
80s Night – Friday, May 24 Everyone's favorite decade, done Fisher Cats-style. Need we say more?
Pump Up The Jam Atlas Fireworks – Saturday, May 25 Win or lose, we'll be PUMPED UP after the game thanks to the tunes from this themed Atlas Fireworks show.
Memorial Day Welcome Home Celebration – Monday, May 27 A perennial fan favorite, we'll spend the afternoon paying homage to the men, women and children who sacrifice so much to keep our country safe.
Mountain Men Sundays + Kids Run the Bases – May 5, May 26 Our alter-ego returns for the two Sunday games this month, and all kids are invited to run the bases after each Sunday home game.
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some of us say that highschool was the best years of their lives. it was for me. all the major memories i kept were from those 4 years of my life. college was literally a blur.
up to this day, i'm still in touch with the 6 best girls who were part of my highschool life. and it was a pleasant surprise that the batch we belong to are still intact, and are still in contact with each other as well (hello and thank you facebook!)
so, one night (feb 25 to be exact) we planned a mini get together, informal. it has been 14 years since some of us last saw each other. and i think we were the only batch that didn't celebrate our 10th year. so we better make up for it.
we met up at Skye Lounge in The Fort.
it was refreshing to see how much we've all grown up. we got a congresswoman, one who directly works for the president (although she wasn't there but we did talk about how awesome her job is) and more awesome career women. majority of us are now married, with kids. some, who we didn't expect to get married are now married.
it has been 14 years!! but i do hope that these get together becomes a yearly habit.
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Christ Is Risen!
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... I was blazing mad about something that had been posted ...
The time between my visits there have been getting longer and longer. I used to be curious as to what was being posted there but have found even that mild interest has waned. I haven't been back there for a while now.
They make a dessert and call it peace.
I think you mean, "desert". Many people make "desserts" for peace offerings.
I have a theory that arguing about religion over the Inernet with complete strangers over time makes you profoundly weird.
I have a theory that arguing about religion over the Inernet with complete strangers over time makes you profoundly weird. Maybe they're just doing everyone a favor.
A moderated forum by nature is a place of censorship, even if of a mild form.
I agree. But IMHO, what CAF did was not "mild".
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I posted that in the Orthodox Church we fast from sundown or midnight the night before.
I want to thank all of you orthodox christians for defending orthodoxy on CAF. Your eloquent defence of Orthodoxy has caused my wife and I to seek conversion to the Orthodox faith. I especially want to thank isa almisry, Mickey, and prodomos for their informative posts at CAF. Thank you very much. You have all truly made a difference.cs22408 aka VARC
'nuf said.
Admittedly I could have been more diplomatic. Although I was mostly expressing my own amazement, I don't doubt my comments would not have been well received. The upshot is my post was deleted. No message from the moderators, no warning, it was as if I had never made the post in the first place.
One would think that at some point those folks might imagine this type of action could turn counter-productive.
Hehe, I think thats why they deleted the post. They have these funny rules about charity, denouncing the praxis of another or prostylization.
I want to thank all of you orthodox christians for defending orthodoxy on CAF. Your eloquent defence of Orthodoxy has caused my wife and I to seek conversion to the Orthodox faith.
It wasn't uncharitable, it is simply that they would probably consider it so in the context of that thread. The thing is, they have to keep the Latins and the Byzantines separate on their own forum so they won't offend each other with the vast disparity that exists within Catholic praxis. Pretty sad if you ask me. It is the same mentality that prevents the ordination of married priests in the Eastern Catholic Churches of North America. Goodness, we wouldn't want to offend or confuse those poor Latins with the ancient practice of the Church now would we?John
The strange thing John , is that comments such as yours have been posted time and time and time again - without problem . It is good for these Latins - that fast for 1 hour and join the Communion line while chomping on their gum - to be exposed to a wee bit of education
The purpose of this very thread is so contrary to the message of the Gospel in so many ways I cannot begin to make that evident to those with no ear to hear.
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you aren't going to get much support to go Orthodox on this forum. Though their profiles do not show it, the vast majority of Orthodox members at CA have been banned, and those few who haven't like myself, have little desire to post here anymore.
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Love, Timberwolves beat Phoenix with late outburst
Love had 33 points, 13 rebounds
PHOENIX — Kevin Love fell one assist shy of his second triple-double in three games, and the Minnesota Timberwolves used a late outburst to beat the Phoenix Suns 110-101 on Tuesday night.
Love, whose first career triple-double came at Utah on Saturday, had 33 points and 13 rebounds for the Timberwolves, who trailed by eight with 7:57 to play, then outscored the Suns 24-6.
Rookie Shabazz Muhammad had a career-high 20 points and Corey Brewer added 18 for Minnesota.
Markieff Morris scored 24 and Gerald Green 19 for Phoenix. Goran Dragic scored 16 but fouled out with 3:46 to play, the third time he's fouled out in his career and first this season. The Suns' P.J. Tucker grabbed a career-best 16 rebounds.


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Here's a chance to take a break of a different kind. Travelling to Talang Talang Island in Borneo you will have the opportunity to work directly with the forestry wardens in conserving the majestic sea turtle of the region, you can even adopt a turtle and be updated on its process once you have returned home.
day 1 - Monday - Pick-up from your hotel or airport and transfer to Sematan Jetty, located about 50 km from Kuching City, to catch the boat transfer to Talang Talang Island. After settling in to your accommodation, a welcome brief is held at 2pm. Here the Park Warden will provide an overview of the program, its objectives and your responsibilities as a volunteer. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure for you to swim or relax before dinner at 7pm and a technical briefing, focusing on the actual work you will be doing with the turtles and Forestry Wardens. At 9pm 'Turtle Watch' begins. Under supervision, you will patrol the beach to locate turtle landings and monitoring sea turtle nesting activities.
day 2 -Breakfast is at 8am with the remainder of the morning free before lunch at 12pm. 'Beach Work' commences at approximately 4pm and continues through until dinner. Involving conservation activities, under supervision from park wardens, work involved may include the tagging and measuring of turtles. After dinner at 7pm, this evening, commencing at 9pm is a focus on Hatchery Management which may involve transferring eggs to the hatchery, releasing hatchlings and data recording.
day 3 - Breakfast is at 8am with most of the morning at leisure. Before lunch at 12pm you will be asked to participate in some data recording before snorkelling and hatchery management this afternoon. Dinner is once again at 7pm before the evening turtles activities commence – the chance to adopt your very own turtle!
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The Shape of Water was the big winner at the 90th Academy Awards, netting four Oscars, including Best Picture. Mexican directors have now won four of the past five years, with Guillermo del Toro joining his compadres Alejandro
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The Shape of Water is the early favorite in this year\'s Oscar sweepstakes. The sci-fi fantasy about love across species lines was nominated for the most Academy Awards, 13, including in a half-dozen major categories: Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Lead Actress (Sally Hawkins), Supporting Actress (Octavia Spencer) and Supporting Actor (Richard Jenkins).
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The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro\'s surreal, cross-species love story landed the most Academy Award nominations (13), including for Best Director, Picture and Original screenplay, as well as trio of acting categories. Dunkirk (8) was next, followed by Three Billboards (7), Darkest Hour (6) and Phantom Thread (6).


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When Leonardo Ciampa cautiously ascends the steep stairs to the loft in the MIT Chapel, he looks more like a mountaineer than a musician. But when he reaches the peak and starts to play the pipe organ there, the chapel seems more like heaven than Earth.
It is a sound that transports visitors, too. Newcomers are often unaware of the organ's presence until the music starts, when they look up to discover the source of the sound. Since September, Ciampa has made it his mission to bring that music to anyone who'll listen.
The building was designed by architect Eero Saarinen, a mid-century master who designed such icons as the St. Louis Arch and the Dulles Airport terminal. The organ was custom-designed for the chapel in 1955 by the renowned Holtkamp Organ Company of Cleveland, Ohio. The space creates an acoustic environment that organ makers dream of, Ciampa says, and the result is "a perfect marriage between organ and building."
But for the past 25 years, the organ in the Chapel — and its larger cousin, in Kresge Auditorium — have sat largely unused, except for a few weddings and the occasional service. Then, last August, Ciampa walked into the office of Robert Randolph, Chaplain to the Institute, with a resume and an idea for a series of organ concerts.
"Bob [Randolph] said, 'We don't have any money.' So I said, 'I'll raise the money myself,'" Ciampa recalls. "And he trusted me. I thought, 'Oh, boy — now I really have to do this!"
And Ciampa kept his word, raising enough money to host an organ concert series this fall, as well as a Christmas Concert. Religious Life also received a grant from the MIT Council for the Arts, which helped Ciampa to organize another series next spring.
In the process, Ciampa has revitalized an Institute treasure. Randolph remembers Ciampa's first time playing the organ. "He came back to my office glowing," the chaplain said. "He looked like he was radioactive."
Today, people hear music more than ever before, Ciampa says, but from iPods and car stereos. "You rarely get to hear real music, that isn't projected using microphones or speakers, but just real sound, like pipes speaking into a room," he says. "That kind of music has never been more relevant. It has never been more important than now to hear it."
And, he adds, the music that comes from the organ in the chapel "is as real and as relevant as anyone could hope to hear."
You can hear the organ with your own ears every Tuesday morning at 8:30 during the Tuesdays in the Chapel Reflection, and at the concert series this spring. For a full list of performers in the Organ Concert Series, go to http://studentlife.mit.edu/content/campus-wide-events
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Nanotechnology business, which produces commercial products and services based on nanotechnology, is growing strongly in Finland. According to recent statistics, there are now at least 210 nanobusiness companies in Finland, while in 2008 the number was 65. The figures were published in an international coating seminar in Mikkeli, Finland, last week. The opening of a new SaimaFlex R&D centre, with focus on coating of flexible surfaces, was also published in the seminar.
Strong potential in coatings, growth expected in end products
The number of companies selling products based on nanotechnology has more than tripled in three years. The emphasis of the field has drifted away from the nanomaterials, and the number of companies offering services has grown the most, said Eeva Viinikka, Programme Director of Finnish Nanotechnology Cluster Programme, in MIICS-seminar in Mikkeli. In future, growth is expected especially in nanotechnology based end products that make use of ultra light coatings to improve their characteristics. New technologies of this field, such as atomic layer deposition (ALD) and the method of roll-to-roll processing, have brought commercial opportunities for products based on nanocoatings.
Coatings can reduce friction and cnergy consumption in machines
Machine building is an important field of industry using coating technology and nanocoatings. The ultra thin coatings may be used to control wear and friction in different machines and equipment. The reduction of friction has a significant impact on the energy consumption and thus the environmental effect of machines. Professor Kenneth Holmberg from VTT[i] displayed at MIICS some results of a recent research, carried out as a part of Fimecc's[ii] DEMAPP programme[iii], which showed that innovative coatings may reduce the fuel consumption in passenger cars by 18 %, on average. Programme Director Markku Heino from Spinverse gave an introduction to application-driven coating development carried out at Fimecc, with focus on friction control and demanding industrial environments with intense wearing, corrosive circumstances and high temperatures.
Innovative coatings improve collection of solar radiation
Solar energy is another important field of application of nanocoatings given that efficient collecting of solar radiation requires innovative coating technology. Choosing the right coating according to the circumstances maximizes absorption of radiation and minimizes emissivity of the system. Savo-Solar Ltd from Mikkeli, Finland presented at MIICS their innovative MEMO coating that enables reaching excellent values of absorption and emissivity in solar applications.
Intelligent printed products, packages and textiles enabled by coatings
Ultra thin coatings bring a wide array of possibilities also to printed electronics, packaging and textile industry. The applications in printed electronics include for example diagnostics and functional packages, such as food packages using sensors to detect degradation. Food packages also make use of coatings to substitute aluminium foil as a barrier of moisture, grease, oxygen and aromas. In textiles, coatings are used for improving resistance to fire or weather conditions, for example. New textile applications include smart antimicrobic dressings for wounds, as well as self-healing fabrics. Thus, new coating methods suitable for industrial manufacturing and flexible materials must be developed along-side with new coatings.
The Finnish companies and research centres have strong and versatile knowledge in coatings, both for demanding applications in metal industry as well as for new ultra thin coatings for applications in solar energy or printed electronics. Coatings have been an important area of emphasis in the Tekes's[iv] programme of functional materials. MIICS gave an excellent overview of the current issues, challenges and operators of this field, said Sisko Sipilä, Leading Expert at Tekes.
SaimaFlex to develop coatings of flexible surfaces in Mikkeli
Mikkeli area has an important role in the research of coating technology in close cooperation with the companies of the field. SaimaFlex, a research centre to be opened in Mikkeli annexed to the ASTRaL coating laboratory of the Lappeenranta University of Technology in summer 2012, is a good example of cooperation between academic research and industry. SaimaFlex's ALD research group will develop coatings and processes of flexible surfaces for industrial applications. SaimaFlex aims to be the global leading ALD centre on flexible surfaces by 2016.
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Dr. Juha Kauppinen, Development Director, Miktech Ltd., +358 440 361 616, email@example.com
Mikkeli International Industrial Coating Seminar 2012 brought together the leading experts on coating technology to Mikkeli, Finland for the sixth time. The seminar was organized by Miktech Ltd./ Nanotechnology Cluster Programme, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Savo-Solar Ltd and Mikkeli University of Applied Sciences. The seminar was enabled by the European Social Fund.
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Ban This Book
Last March I discovered that for some reason Canadian sales of Syrup were somewhat weak. By this I mean that in the last six months of 2003, I sold 6 copies. After I posted about this on my site, several Canadians e-mailed me promising to snap up the book, so I've been looking forward to a big spike in my next royalty statement.
And here it is! My latest statement shows Canadian sales have increased an incredible 183%. So that's 17 copies.
Now, I don't want to seem ungrateful. J.K. Rowling would kill for sales growth like that. And, I suppose, cause the world to be completely deforested. But come on, 17! In other parts of the world, parts just on the other side of your border, Canada, it's selling great. In fact, it's in its fourth or fifth printing, and the fact that one of those times was because the publisher pulped a whole bunch of copies before realizing my career wasn't dead yet doesn't matter.
The way I see it, there are three possible parties to blame:
- Me
- My publisher
- Canada
I'm going with #3, because I have to work with #1 and #2. Pissing off Canada, on the other hand, means—what, they'll stop buying their 23 copies a year?
Actually, this gives me an idea. Given I have so little to lose, what I need is to get Syrup banned there. Banned books attract publicity and protest groups, and when the ban is finally and inevitably lifted, they sell like gangbusters. Plus, being the author of a banned book would give me all kinds of literary cachet. I could get invited to top-class cocktail parties and tell Salman Rushdie about the time I used him as an example of a red-hot writerly stud muffin.
Surely it can't be that hard to get banned; I just need to take a sentence or two out of context, tell some hyper-twitchy group that it's aimed at them, and sit back and wait for Time to call. The Church of Scientology, for example. Surely there's something I could find in Syrup that would offend them?


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Hail to the Chief: Spinning Obama's Presidency – by Stephen Lendman
As if on cue, major media reports hailed "the Comeback Kid." In Obama's December 22 press conference, Reuters' Caren Bohan asked:
"You racked up a lot of wins in the last few weeks that a lot of people thought would be difficult to come by. Are you ready to call yourself the 'comeback kid?' "
CBS News anchor Katie Couric gushed about how "the president isn't calling himself the 'comeback kid,' but some other folks are."
From ABC News came Jake Tapper offering "congratulations," and George Stephanopoulos saying:
"The president takes a victory lap. How the Christmas season became what he called a 'season of progress.' Will it continue in the new year?"
New York Times writer Michael Shear added:
"But Mr. Obama rejected an opportunity to gloat about the success of the past several weeks by declaring himself the 'comeback kid,' telling a reporter that the results are 'not a victory for me. It's a victory for the American people."
A chorus of other media reports echoed the same sentiment, including USA Today citing a "political rebound," the Christian Science Monitor praising his notable legislative and other victories, and the Los Angeles Times hailing "image-altering successes."
Even hard-right Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer titled his December 17 article, "The new comeback kid," saying:
"Obama had a bad November," taking a midterm election "shellack(ing)….Now, with his stunning tax deal, (he's) back….His comeback is already a year ahead of Clinton's."
On December 21, Nation magazine writer Ari Berman headlined, "Is Obama Really the New Comeback Kid," saying:
Hold the cheers. "Obama's presidency didn't end after the midterm election and it hasn't been revived during the lame duck session of Congress….Let's hold off, please, from anointing Obama the comeback kid until we know what the full extent of that 'comeback' actually entails."
Nonetheless, Christmas came early for Obama, never mind two years delivering lumps of coal for American workers and promises for worse ahead, what media hype won't explain.
Yet some accounts even compared his record to Roosevelt's New Deal and Lyndon Johnson's Great Society. Reality and mythmaking are farcically at odds, including Nation magazine editor Katrina vanden Heuvel headlining her December 23 article, "Action, Hope, 2011," saying:
"Looking forward to 2011, there are many ideas….worth fighting for," listing five worthy ones, but omitting crucial others as well as exposing Obama's dark side, what for two years she's been loathe to do, save for occasional criticisms far less than deserved.
In his December 22 article headlined "The Progressive Honor Roll of 2010," Nation writer John Nichols named Bernie Sanders "most valuable senator," distorting his record that includes:
— rhetorically backing universal single-payer healthcare, then voting for rationing and enriching drug companies, insurance giants and large hospital chains;
— supporting Wall Street empowering financial reform, institutionalizing business as usual;
— backing agribusiness-friendly food safety legislation, harming small farmers and consumers; and
— supporting the stalled Senate cap and trade bill to empower polluters, raise energy prices, and provide a potential $10 trillion speculative carbon trading derivatives market, among his other notable "successes," while claiming peoples' senator credentials, which ones not explained.
More often than not, Nation magazine writers are on the wrong side of issues, running cover for Democrats indistinguishable from Republicans. Both parties support privilege over progressivism, imperial wars, hammering dissent, and waging war on Islam and Latino immigrants for political advantage.
In its December 22 issue, self-styled feminist columnist Katha Pollitt added her own insult, siding with Swedish prosecutors charging Julian Assange with unlawful coercion, sexual molestation and rape, no matter his persuasive denial, calling the accusations politically motivated. Pollitt, however, assailed WikiLeaks supporters who've "misrepresented the allegations, attacked the women and made light of date rape," when, if fact, charges clearly seem bogus.
In a December 29 report, investigative journalist Wayne Madsen said insider sources told him that "the CIA used Sweden to launder the transfer to WikiLeaks of carefully screened and redacted State Department cables and the subsequent release of the cables to pre-selected corporate news media entities. Sweden was chosen (for) its so-called 'press freedom and freedom of expression' traditions" to give the releases more legitimacy.
As for Assange's entrapers, Anna Ardin left the country for the West Bank, and apparently no longer is cooperating with authorities. Sofia Wilen is his other accuser. Swedish sources say:
"both women….were part of a carefully arranged plot to bring sex charges against Assange in order to discontinue the WikiLeaks Swedish asylum operation after the ultimate purpose was served: a major international news event designed to provide global support (for) draconian curbs on the Internet," including in Sweden, Britain and America.
On December 21, the FCC siding with telecom and cable giants against Net Neutrality corroborates Madsen's view. Ahead, expect two Internets (fast and slow lanes) and online discrimination, including possible censorship. Accusing Assange of sex crimes was a ploy for planned political harshness.
Obama Reality Exposes Media Crafted Illusions
A two-part Obama Year Two assessment explains a record that would make a despot proud, accessed through the following links:
Part I has links to a Year One assessment, a pattern begun straightaway since taking office on January 20, 2009, seamlessly continuing his predecessor's agenda, and in many ways exceeding it destructively.
Paul Craig Roberts' December 28 "2011" article is right saying:
"The year 2011 will bring Americans a larger and more intrusive police state, more unemployment and home foreclosures, no economic recovery, more disregard (of) US law, international law, the Constitution, and truth, more suspicion and distrust from allies, more hostility from the rest of the world, and new heights of media sycophancy" about a president who should be condemned, impeached, and prosecuted for domestic and imperial high crimes and misdemeanors.
Roberts believes 2011 will be American democracy's '"terminal year." In fact, it was stillborn, had rare progressive moments, but in recent decades eroded to today's farcical state, a rhetorical, not real democracy. America is one-party duopoly with two wings. A corrupted judiciary and Congress support power, privilege and capital, not popular interests.
Obama is its titular head, but it hardly matters. Systemic power rules. The best democracy money can buy governs. Might over right marauds globally, invents terror threats to enlist support, crushes domestic dissent, spurns rule of law order for brute force, and threatens humanity with repression or possible extinction if not stopped.
Roberts calls America's future Winston Smith's world – "War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength," but as Orwell explained: "In a time of universal deceit (more relevant than ever in modern America), telling the truth is a revolutionary act." In police state America, it's also a crime.
Obama, Congress, and right-wing courts oppose human rights, civil liberties, democratic values, equity and justice, the rule of law, labor rights, equal protections, peace, environmental sanity, regulatory restraints, free thought and expression, and truth.
Power for the privileged, marketplace fundamentalism, and super-wealth rule alone matter. So do illusions about the best of all possible worlds, substituting images for a harsh, repressive reality leaving millions of Americans on their own and out of luck because a president promising change spurned them.
Hold the cheers. He plans worse in 2011 and 12, hopefully his final ones if enough awareness understands that change comes bottom up, never top down, what only people power can bring. Isn't it long overdue time they tried, but wishing won't make it so or backing America's duopoly on election day.
A Final Comment
Rarely is there good news to report, but here's some, regardless of the less than honorable motive. An earlier article explained the shocking injustice against Jamie and Gladys Scott, sentenced to life imprisonment in Mississippi, for an $11 crime they didn't commit. The true story can be accessed through the following link:
On December 29, Gov. Haley Barbour, with clear political motives, announced the following:
"Today, I have issued two orders indefinitely suspending the sentences of Jamie and Gladys Scott. In 1994, a Scott County jury convicted the sisters of armed robbery and imposed two life sentences for the crime. Their convictions and their sentences were affirmed by the Mississippi Court of Appeals in 1996."
"To date, the sisters have served 16 years….and are eligible for parole in 2014….The Mississippi Department of Corrections believes the sisters no longer pose a threat to society. Their incarceration is no longer necessary for public safety or rehabilitation…."
Disgracefully, Barbour, a hard-right politician, stopped short of full exoneration for a crime neither sister committed. At least, however, they'll be free, especially Jamie who needs life-saving kidney transplant surgery with one Gladys will provide.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Also visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com and listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network Thursdays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.


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While many football fans gathered on Sunday to snack and socialize during the big game, athletes on both the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos teams made sure to thank God, as well as family and friends, for support and the opportunity to play. Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson started his Super Bowl Sunday by attending a church service. The athlete has been very open about his Christian faith and often posts Bible verses on his Twitter account. On Feb. 2, Wilson posted a picture of himself at church, along with the Bible verse 2 Corinthians 5:17. Wilson also tweeted another Bible verse on Sunday before the game, sharing Matthew 6:33 (NIV), "But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well." Bronco's running back CJ Anderson also shared his belief in God on Twitter before the game, as did teammate Ben Garland. Following the game, other mentions of God came from Seattle's Russell Okung, Michael Robinson and Doug Baldwin Jr. After the win, several Seahawks expressed gratitude for their family and fans, who, according to Richard Sherman, are also considered family. But one family moment that surfaced after the game has helped Broncos fans put the game in perspective. As Denver's defensive end Shaun Phillips was coping with the loss, he exchanged text messages with his son, Jaylen. Phillips later posted a photo of the messages on Twitter, apologizing for letting his fans down and stating that this message has helped him feel better.%3Cimg%20src%3D%22http%3A//beacon.deseretconnect.com/beacon.gif%3Fcid%3D142421%26pid%3D46%22%20/%3E


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Date: 1958
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ROCHESTER — Police have arrested a Farmington man who allegedly committed the robbery at Market Basket Saturday.
Michael Cullen, 44, of 18 Main St., turned himself in to police Monday evening after a warrant was issued for his arrest. Cullen was charged with robbery, a Class A felony, alleging he demanded money from a customer service employee at the Milton Road Market Basket and fled with money from the cash register.
Police Capt. Paul Toussaint said police established Cullen as a suspect after receiving numerous tips from residents regarding his identity.
During the arraignment Tuesday, Assistant County Attorney Dorothy Walch said Cullen committed robbery to pay off debt for drugs.
"He's known to be a drug user, he's an admitted drug user," said Walch.
She listed Cullen's criminal history, which included convictions of resisting arrest, violation of probation, simple assault related to domestic violence, and a drug-related charge.
Walch said Cullen would not be accepted into the Strafford County Community Corrections program, because he denied having a lengthy criminal history during the assessing process.
Judge Daniel Cappiello ordered that Cullen be held on $5,000 cash bail.
A probable cause hearing for Cullen's charges is scheduled for Feb. 14, at Rochester Circuit Court.
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LADY GAGA PRESENTS THE MONSTER BALL TOUR: AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN – 9:00PM Saturday (HBO) Couldn't afford to take out a second mortgage and see Lady Gaga live at Madison Square Garden back in February? Fear not. HBO has taken care of you, with a live special that promises you two straight hours of pure Gaga. It's an economy-sized portion of costume changes, uptempo dance numbers, and excessive makeup. My theory is that Lady Gaga is actually a 68-year-old male record producer who knew the only way he could become a star was to dress up as an alien drag queen. ANTICIPATION: GAGA!
WILD ANIMAL REPO – 8:00PM Sunday (Discovery) Discovery's latest reality series follows Scott Lope, who is an exotic animal repossessor. I did NOT know that that was an actual job someone could have. Are there really so many illegal exotic pets out there that someone can make a full-time job out of finding those pets and repossessing them? Well then, kudos to Scott for finding that particular niche. In the premiere, Scott takes back a bunch of bears, tigers, and monkeys. Never buy your monkey on bad credit. Scott will get ya. ANTICIPATION: BORN FREE!
THE KILLING – 10:00PM Sunday (AMC) Last week's episode was something of a cliffhanger, with Stanley Larsen driving off with that no-good teacher. Is he gonna ice him? Because you know darn well the teacher's innocent. Way too much time left in the season for him to be the guy. He's a red herring. A big dreadlocked red herring, I tell you. Also, all the family scenes in this show ruin me. ANTICIPATION: DEVASTATING!
BEST IN SMOKE – 10:00PM Sunday (Food Network) Food Network's latest competition is between six barbecue masters vying to be named the best BBQ chef in the universe. They had me at "smoke." You could smoke drywall and I'd eat it. ANTICIPATION: SMOKEY GOODNESS!
MARTHA STEWART PRESENTS AMERICA'S MOMS: A CELEBRATION OF MILITARY FAMILIES WITH MICHELLE OBAMA AND JILL BIDEN – 8:00PM Sunday (Hallmark) The name of this special is so long, I think Stephen Colbert might have written it. Anyway, join Martha Stewart as she pays tribute to military moms with the First Lady and… uh… well, what do we call Jill Biden? Is she the Second Lady? Sounds awfully demeaning. How about Duchess? ANTICIPATION: MOTHER'S DAY!
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Stand and slurp at Tokyo's railway noodle bars
First things first -- noisy slurping when downing your soba, udon, or ramen in Japan is all part and parcel of enjoying your noodles the way the locals do.
Call it authentic bad manners if you like.
The problem for many visitors is that no matter how long they stay, the "skill" required to slurp noodles is something they can never quite master.
It's a back of the mouth thing, quite unlike the front of the mouth soup slurping frowned upon in the West.
Yet, whether or not you find yourself up to the challenge of slurping, the soba or udon noodles millions turn to daily in Japan are a "must eat" on any trip to the country. Here's the lowdown.
What it is
Soba are, in large part, made from buckwheat and tend to be thinner than many other noodle varieties in Japan, while the wheat-flour-based udon more often than not constitute a much thicker form.
They're similar in the mouth to the feel of worms in the experience of this ex-military, survival-trained writer -- I'm a much bigger fan of the soba variety as a result.
And, as with so much in Japan, geography plays a part in local culinary favorites.
To that end -- while exceptions exist -- soba reigns supreme in the east of Japan, while in the west udon restaurants far outnumber their soba relations.
Indeed, Japan's smallest prefecture -- Kagawa-ken in Shikoku -- known for its sanukui udon -- has even tried to have its name changed to Udon-ken. True.
So, with a nod of the head to the success of udon in the west of the country, let's take a look at a the kind of noodle joint most visitors to Japan will first encounter -- Tokyo's railway station soba restaurants.
All our picks can be found smack bang on the Yamanote Line --Tokyo's light-green lifeline for all newcomers and more than a few old-timers.
All open early -- well before lunch, many as early as 7 a.m. -- to get those headed to work, and close only around 10 p.m. or 11 p.m.
If that sounds a little vague, consider this. When asked their operating hours, two store operators answered, "when we get here" and "depends on the day."
None offers telephone numbers and reservations are never required. At least that part's simple enough. And, unless specified, most bowls of noodles will set you back about ¥500 (US$6).
Shinjuku, Soba Dokoro
Now offering a mixture of seats and standing, in part as a result of increased numbers of female diners, Soba Dokoro is something you would rarely see a decade ago -- a soba joint that isn't frequented exclusively by harried men in crumpled suits.
The prepaid ticket machine outside is simple, with photos of the choices making selection easy for even the most limited of Japanese speakers.
Staples include tsukimi, tempura and wakame kelp-topped noodles -- udon as well as soba -- and the perennial favorite in Japanese households as the weather turns colder, curry rice.
For the particularly peckish the set meals combining a small bowl of curry rice and a regular-sized soba dish of your choice are great value for around ¥600.
Where: Head to the South Exit, top of the stairs leading down to the Yamanote Line -- platform 15. You can't miss it.
More on CNN: Don't break the bank. Japan's superb cheap eats
Ikebukuro, Hayagui Bimi
It's standing-only in Hayagui Bimi, and shoulder-to-shoulder at that with lines outside attesting to the low price/quality combo.
This oddly named soba shop on the east side of Ikebukuro's maze-like station concourse is well worth seeking out if you're in the area.
Cramped to say the least, this is a place to enter, eat and exit to make way for the next customers.
Real Japanese business culture at unreal Japanese prices.
The tempura soba here is better than at most places, as is the cold zaru soba with a tangy dipping sauce and wasabi in the summer.
Slurp up and get out, lest those waiting become disgruntled.
Where: Head out the East Exit ticket gates on your way to street level. Hayagui Bimi is on your left, opposite a florist.
Takadanobaba, Kisoba Irorian Kiraku
A hugely popular place with the students from nearby Waseda University, another bizarrely named soba spot offers up the best katsudon in the city in the opinion of this frequent visitor.
Otherwise, the chikuwa fish paste tempura served with soba really hits the spot on colder days when covered in the ever-present shichimi seven-spice mix. It's the one that looks just like chili powder.
Prices start low for the tsukimi soba option, with its freshly cracked raw egg floating atop a bowel of noodles.
Where: Inside the main JR station concourse station as you depart via the Waseda Dori Exit -- next to the convenience store.
Nishi Nippori, Oedo Soba
Oedo is a chain found at a number of stations, particularly in northern Tokyo. This particular branch is pretty basic, and the menu is much what you would expect in such a simple soba place.
Seats are lacking, as this restaurant is more about function than pleasing the eye. It's definitely one to sample on the go, without looking at your surroundings.
That said, it's not a bad range for the yen required -- again, prices start around ¥500.
The usual offerings abound and are not quite as the images outside would paint them, but the wakame-topped soba is a good way to cure a hangover and, apparently, it helps in reducing cholesterol.
Where: Just inside the JR ticket gates at street level, opposite the steps down to the Chiyoda Subway Line.
Nippori, Oedo Soba
Yes -- same name, different place. Same offerings to boot, and at the same prices This branch of Oedo is worth a quick mention simply because it's in one of the main stations linking Narita Airport with Tokyo proper.
You've no excuse to skip the standing soba experience now, but watch out for the dripping air-conditioner in summer -- it's next to the water dispenser.
Where: On the Yamanote Line platform for Ikebukuro and Shibuya -- midway between the North Exit and connection to the Joban Line.
Shimbashi, Azumi
Shimbashi workers after soba will rarely find better than Azumi.
The menu offers the regular line up at such establishments -- ne'er a chair to be seen, by the way -- and the restaurant can get very crowded at lunchtime.
Aim to visit before noon or after 2 p.m. and you should manage to squeeze in. Unusually, the service here actually does come with a smile -- not at all common in the rush, rush world of standing soba.
Where: Right outside the Karasumori Exit (South Exit). Head to your left. Azumi is on the right, 20 meters from the ticket gates.
Shimbashi, Sanuki Udon Shokunin
In many ways, Sanuki is the polar opposite to Azumi, even if it is at the same station.
Seated throughout -- fixed in position like most fast-food joints -- and with udon, plus tempura toppings of veggies, fish and chicken making up almost the entire menu, the pace at Sanuki is somewhat slower.
Order from the different forms of udon you like the look of and walk along the counter to add your own tempura toppings. Prices are calculated at the end of the counter.
Where: Start out for Azumi, but after exiting the same ticket gates turn right and it is on your left opposite a kiosk.
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Camila Cabello is less than 24 hours from the release of her self-titled solo debut, but her Fifth Harmony past still comes to haunt her every now and then, as per her new interview with The New York Times, where she admitted that she was hurt by the band's decision to make a very public jab at her during their 2017 MTV Video Music Awards performance.
Despite trying to wash her hands of any 5H drama, and that includes nixing the previously-announced name of her solo LP (The Hurting, the Healing, the Loving), Cabello admitted that she was caught off guard when she was her former singing sisters tab a jab at her prior to their medley performance of "Angel" and "Down" in August. As you probably recall, the intro to the set kicked off with five women's silhouettes, before one dramatically fell off the stage.
"It definitely hurt my feelings," the 20-year-old tearfully recalled of performance, which she watched with her mother in their living room. "I wasn't expecting it, I wasn't prepared for it — especially because at that point I'd moved on from it. I was just like, 'What? Why?' I have to make space for the good stuff to happen in my life. I don't like holding onto the past, especially when it's stuff that, in my opinion, is just petty."
Needless to say, Cabello seems focused on the future and the release of the forthcoming set. On Wednesday, she blazed the stage on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for the late-night television debut of "Never Be the Same" and the captivating performance was one that certainly set the bar for what's ahead for the star in the coming weeks. Take a look below!
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Alex Pettyfer Confirmed To Star In 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' Film — Source
Christian Grey has been chosen! A source extremely close to production tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that Alex has been selected to lead the steamy production. Do YOU think he will be perfect in the role?
Alex Pettyfer is about to become the object of lust for Fifty Shades of Grey fans everywhere, as HollywoodLife.com can EXCLUSIVELY reveal that he has been chosen to lead the big screen adaptation of the literary sensation. Keep reading to find out ALL of the details!
Alex Pettyfer Will Be The Big-Screen Christian Grey
Alex, 23, will take the lead, opposite of a to-be-cast Anastasia Steele, an insider VERY close to the project tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. We have also learned that the movie will begin filming in Spring 2014 in London. We can't WAIT to see it!
'Fifty Shades of Grey': The Steamy Screen Test Revealed
It was revealed by TheWrap.com that director Gus Van Sant recently shot a sexy passage from the book with Alex as the lead.
The scene in question — filmed with an unidentified Anastasia — features Christian taking his lover's virginity. We're sure it was CRAZY hot and cemented his status as a frontrunner for the part.
Considering the book has sold millions of copies around the world, we're sure that the film will be a blockbuster smash!
At the 2012 Young Hollywood Awards, HollywoodLife asked him about the racy role. He admitted that he hadn't read the book, but added that he would.
Well, we're sure you read it now!
Alex Pettyfer: Is He Hot Enough To Star In 'Fifty Shades of Grey'?
Do YOU think Alex has the right stuff to play the sexy lead on the silver screen, HollywoodLifers? He was one of the hottest parts of Magic Mike, so we're sure he will be VERY comfortable stripping down for this star-making role. Sound off below!
WATCH: Alex Pettyfer Cast As Christian Grey In Fifty Shades of Grey
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With the PR industry still overwhelmingly white and middle class, PRWeek and the PRCA have teamed up to launch a campaign to bring more young people from a broader range of backgrounds into the profession.
The scheme, branded PR Internships For All, calls on the UK's top 25 agencies to take on interns from universities outside the Russell Group and to pay them at least the National Minimum Wage.
The campaign aims to establish the big agencies as industry champions of ethical internships and create a model of best practice for recruiting and training young people.
It is supported by equal opportunities charity Taylor Bennett Foundation and Intern Aware, which campaigns for fair, paid internships.
Speaking at the central London offices of GolinHarris at the campaign's launch earlier this month, PRCA director-general Francis Ingham said a survey conducted with Intern Aware found that 70 per cent of internships in public relations and communications are unpaid. In addition, PR agencies rarely hold internship programmes with universities outside the Russell Group.
"We are launching the Internships Challenge because we have seen no improvement in the diversity of the industry. One of the main culprits is internships, which recruit from a narrow band of universities that often depend on nepotism and which don't pay. We must change for the better," he said. "A PR industry that fails to reflect the nation with which it is attempting to communicate faces extinction. We need to do something now to protect our future. "
Ruth Wyatt, brand editor of PRWeek, described the lack of diversity in PR as "an embarrassing stain on our industry's reputation". "Part of this is about recruiting interns from a broader range of institutions. But that is not enough on its own. We have to end the disgraceful practice of unpaid internships that effectively bars anyone who doesn't have wealthy parents to support them from entering the business."
Chris Hares, campaigns manager at Intern Aware, said it costs a minimum of £1,000 a month to live in London, where most of the internships are. "By not paying interns, you are saying that the qualification for working in PR is the ability to work for free," he argued.
The PR Internships For All initiative comes after 106 agencies and in-house teams promised to pay interns the National Minimum Wage following the interns campaign by the PRCA and PRWeek that started in 2011.
It follows mounting evidence that the industry's recruitment processes create an institutional bias based on class and ethnicity. The 2013 PRWeek/PRCA Census revealed that 91 per cent of people in PR are white, compared with the 2011 Census when white people accounted for 92 per cent of the business.
Research by the CIPR showed that half of public relations interns still fail to receive at least the National Minimum Wage and that only 24 per cent classified themselves as from lower middle-class or working-class backgrounds.
The survey of 380 CIPR students, also showed that 24 per cent of interns were non-white, far higher than the 16 per cent share of non-white people in the UK as a whole.
However, when it comes to full-time employees, the CIPR findings were identical to the PRCA at just nine per cent for non-white. The inference must be that there are unseen obstacles preventing them from getting jobs in PR. CIPR president Stephen Waddington said: "The lack of fair pay for interns has wide-ranging repercussions. It reinforces a growing concern that employers who refuse to pay interns could be depriving the profession of the most promising talent. Not only is this morally questionable for an industry striving towards professionalism, but free labour has no place in any sustainable business model."
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HARRISBURG – Gov. Tom Corbett has signed an execution warrant for Mark Newton Spotz, convicted of kidnapping, robbing and brutally murdering a York County woman during a four-county homicide spree in 1995.
This execution warrant is for the murder of Penny Gunnet, 41, who was the third of Spotz's four murder victims during a homicidal rampage between late January and early February 1995.
Gunnet was carjacked on her way to work around 6 a.m. on the morning of Feb. 2, 1995.
Spotz forced his way into her car at gunpoint, stealing her cash, credit cards, wedding rings and other jewelry.
Gunnet's body was found beneath her abandoned car several hours later. During the carjacking, she had been shot and run over, a pathologist said.
Spotz was arrested, tried separately and convicted in four different Pennsylvania counties for killing his brother and three women. He was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to death for each woman he killed. For his brother's death, Spotz was sentenced to 17 ½ to 35 years in prison.
Now 41, Spotz is incarcerated at the State Correctional Institution at Greene. His execution for Gunnet's murder has been scheduled for Jan. 8, 2013.
The killing spree began Jan. 31, 1995, in Clearfield County when Spotz shot his brother, Dustin, after a fight.
He fled the area, stopping in Schuylkill County on Feb. 1, 1995. There, around 5:30 a.m., Spotz encountered June Ohlinger who had just arrived at the convenience store where she worked.
Spotz forced her at gunpoint back into her car, stealing her money and jewelry, including her wedding ring. Spotz then ordered Ohlinger out of the car, walked her to the center of the bridge and forced her to stand on a bridge railing. He then shot her in the back of her head and kicked her body into the creek below. Spotz drove off with her car.
The following day, concerned that he had been driving Ohlinger's car for 24 hours and that the police might be tracking him, Spotz told his girlfriend he was going to get "the next woman."
The next woman was Gunnet, who like Ohlinger was on her way to work when she stopped her car at an intersection in York. A gun-wielding Spotz forced his way into her car, drove around for awhile, shot her twice at close range and then abandoned her car and dead body.
About an hour later, a police officer was called to investigate an abandoned car. Gunnet's dead body lay twisted underneath the car with dried blood on her face and clothes.
Later that day, Spotz traveled to Harrisburg and abducted 71-year-old Betty Amstutz near her home in Dauphin County.
He drove with Amstutz to two banks, cashing checks worth a total of $1,600, and then used her credit card to make purchases at a sporting goods store and to rent a room at a Carlisle motel.
Hours later, Spotz then drove Amstutz to a rural road outside of Carlisle, shot her numerous times and left her bullet-riddled body in a roadside ditch.
Spotz then drove back to town, picked up friends, bought drugs and returned to the motel, bragging how he had shot and killed his brother and "these other women."
Shortly before 9 a.m. the next morning, Feb. 3, 1995, police located Spotz and surrounded the motel. Spotz saw the police, tossed his gun outside and turned himself in to authorities.
Spotz's warrant for the murder of Mrs. Gunnet is the 21st execution warrant signed by Governor Corbett.
Executions in Pennsylvania are carried out by lethal injection. For more information, visit the Department of Corrections online at www.cor.state.pa.us and select "Death Penalty" from the left-side navigation bar.


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date of the poems, thus confirming other evidence, and establishing Homer's character for accuracy." (4) The orientation of Egyptian temples and Druidical stones is such that possibly they were so placed as to assist in the observation of the heliacal rising" of certain stars. If the star were known, this would give an approximate date. Up to the present the results of these investigations are far from being conclusive. Ptolemy (I 30 A.D.) wrote the Suntaxis, or Almagest, which includes a cyclopaedia of astronomy, containing a summary of knowledge at that date. We have no evidence beyond his own statement that he was a practical observer. He theorised on the planetary motions, and held that the earth is fixed in the centre of the universe. He adopted the excentric and equant of Hipparchus to explain the unequal motions of the sun and moon. He adopted the epicycles and deferents which had been used by Apollonius and others to explain the retrograde motions of the planets. We, who know that the earth revolves round the sun once in a year, can understand that the apparent motion of a planet is only its motion * See Pearson in the Camb. Phil. Soc. Proc., vol. iv., relative to the earth. If, then, we suppose the earth fixed and the sun to revolve round it once a year, and the planets each in its own period, it is only necessary to impose upon each of these an additional annual motion to enable us to represent truly the apparent motions. This way of looking at the apparent motions shows why each planet, when nearest to the earth, seems to move for a time in a retrograde direction. The attempts of Ptolemy and others of his time to explain the retrograde motion in this way were only approximate. Let us suppose each planet to have a bar with one end centered at the earth. If at the other end of the bar one end of a shorter bar is pivotted, having the planet at its other end, then the planet is given an annual motion in the secondary circle (the epicycle), whose centre revolves round the earth on the primary circle (the deferent), at a uniform rate round the excentric. Ptolemy supposed the centres of the epicycles of Mercury and Venus to be on a bar passing through the sun, and to be between the earth and the sun. The centres of the epicycles of Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn were supposed to be further away than the sun. Mercury and Venus were supposed to revolve in their epicycles in their own periodic times and in the deferent round the earth in a year. The major planets were supposed to revolve in the deferent round the earth in their own periodic times, and in their epicycles once in a year.
pt. ii., p. 93, on whose authority the above statements are made.
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It did not occur to Ptolemy to place the centres of the epicycles of Mercury and Venus at the sun, and to extend the same system to the major planets. Something of this sort had been proposed by the Egyptians (we are told by Cicero and others), and was accepted by Tycho Brahe; and was as true a representation of the relative motions in the solar system as when we suppose the sun to be fixed and the earth to revolve.
The cumbrous system advocated by Ptolemy answered its purpose, enabling him to predict astronomical events approximately. He improved the lunar theory considerably, and discovered minor inequalities which could be allowed for by the addition of new epicycles, We may look upon these epicycles of Apollonius, and the excentric of Hipparchus, as the responses of these astronomers to the demand of Plato for uniform circular motions. Their use became more and more confirmed, until the seventeenth century, when the accurate observations of Tycho Brahe enabled Kepler to abolish these purely geometrical makeshifts, and to substitute a system in which the sun became physically its controller.
4. The REIGN OF EPICYCLES — FROM PtoleMY To CoPERNICUs.
After Ptolemy had published his book there seemed to be nothing more to do for the solar system except to go on observing and finding more and more accurate values for the constants involved — viz., the periods of revolution, the diameter of the deferent," and its ratio to that of the epicycle," the distance of the excentric" from the centre of the deferent, and the position of the line of apses," besides the inclination and position of the plane of the planet's orbit. The only object ever aimed at in those days was to prepare tables for predicting the places of the planets. It was not a mechanical problem; there was no notion of a governing law of forces. From this time onwards all interest in astronomy seemed, in Europe at least, to sink to a low ebb. When the Caliph Omar, in the middle of the seventh century, burnt the library of Alexandria, which had been the centre of intellectual progress, that centre migrated to Baghdad, and the Arabs became the leaders of science and philosophy. In astronomy they made careful observations. In the middle of the ninth century Albategnius, a Syrian prince, * For definition see p. 28. 2 Ibid. / * For definition see p. 23. * Ibid.
improved the value of excentricity of the sun's orbit, observed the motion of the moon's apse, and thought he detected a smaller progression of the sun's apse. His tables were much more accurate than Ptolemy's. Abul Wefa, in the tenth century, seems to have discovered the moon's "variation." Meanwhile the Moors were leaders of science in the west, and Arzachel of Toledo improved the solar tables very much. Ulugh Begh, grandson of the great Tamerlane the Tartar, built a fine observatory at Samarcand in the fifteenth century, and made a great catalogue of stars, the first since the time of Hipparchus. At the close of the fifteenth century King Alphonso of Spain employed computers to produce the Alphonsine Tables (1488 A.D.), Purbach translated Ptolemy's book, and observations were carried out in Germany by Müller, known as Regiomontanus, and Waltherus. Nicolai Copernicus, a Sclav, was born in 1473 at Thorn, in Polish Prussia. He studied at Cracow and in Italy. He was a priest, and settled at Frauenberg. He did not undertake continuous observations, but devoted himself to simplifying the planetary systems and devising means for more accurately predicting the positions of the sun, moon, and planets. He had no idea of framing a solar system on a dynamical basis. His great object was to increase the


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I was visiting old friends in the Stone Street offices and heard Martin Freeman was just round the corner by the permanent greenscreen, done up as Bilbo, testing his costume in front of the 3D cameras. Indeed, there he was in the open air, mostly oblivious to the camera, though turning this way and that as required. Martin improvised a hobbity gait, padding back and forth, testing his big hairy Hobbit feet, pointy ears and little tum.
Beneath the shade of a tent, in a sun hat, Andrew Lesnie was remotely controlling the two lenses within the mighty camera which digitally records in 3D. His screen showed the familiar 2D image but next to it, above the director's chair, was a large colour screen in full magical three dimensions, much as it will appear in the cinema — courtesy of the spy-glasses that transform the blurred outlines onscreen to the high definition exactitude of the 3D effect.
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