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The Atlantic Yards Report writes this morning of two delays relating to the Barclays Center built-out. The biggest news to those who have to try to navigate the giant construction project is that the Carlton Avenue bridge reopening has been delayed by a month, and in order to meet the new completion date of September 2012 work crews will be at it until 3 am. "The artery's absence could plunge area traffic into chaos, especially given the inevitable shakeout period in which arena-goers and area drivers learn to regulate down their vehicle use before events," notes AYR. As the blog notes, The $40 million bridge project is an Arena Opening Condition under an agreement Forest City signed with Empire State Development. Delay #2: For the second time in five weeks, says AYR, the "substantial completion date" for the arena itself has been pushed back a week to September 5. (The final completion date is slated for June 30, 2013.)
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PennDOT showed off preliminary plans to rehabilitate the 100 year-old bridge Wednesday night at Reading Area Community College.
The plan aims to keep historical features of the bridge in place while still fixing structural issues.
Officials say three lanes of traffic will remain open at all times during the rehabilitation.
But they say the ramp from 422 West onto the bridge will be closed.
PennDOT officials say construction is expected to start in 2015 as long as work on the Buttonwood Street Bridge is finished.
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Entomophagy has picked up momentum over the years, Louis Sorkin, an entomologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, and a proponent of bug eating told an audience June 26 at the New York Academy of Sciences.
The FAO report, as well as books published over the past 20 years featuring appealing insect recipes and photos, have been a part of the greater acceptance of bug-eating, Sorkin said. "You have to get people to, I guess, swallow it here in the Western part of the world," he told LiveScience.
Although many Westerners may react to the idea of bug-eating with disgust, insects make up a part of the traditional diets of about 2 billion people, the report estimates. These include the larvae of the palm weevil, a type of beetle, in a number of tropical regions; mopane worms in southern Africa; yellow jacket wasp larvae in Japan; and grasshoppers known as chapulines in Oaxaca, Mexico, to name a few.
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Beetles account for the most commonly eaten group of insects.
"I happen to like more the immature beetles, the grubs. They're softer," Sorkin said. "They don't have the exoskeleton and they are more flavorful, but to each his own."
Insects offer a clear environmental benefit, because they can convert their own food to body mass more efficiently than traditional livestock, because, unlike chickens, pigs and cows, insects are not warm-blooded, Sorkin said. As a result, they do not have to expend energy to keep themselves warm and can use it to grow instead.
Among other benefits, insects take up little space, can be raised on waste, and research indicates they emit fewer greenhouse gases than conventional livestock, according to the report.
They can be nutritious, with high fat, protein, vitamin, fiber and mineral content, although the nutritional value varies among species, the report says.
But for Westerners, entomophagy may require disguising dinner.
"I think most people here probably don't like to eat insects, because they look like insects. But if you cook the insects, dry the insects and grind them into a flour, more people would consume it," Sorkin said.
One company, Utah-based Chapul, has taken this approach and sells energy bars made of cricket flour.
Humans aren't the only ones who could stand to eat more insects. Research is exploring using insect protein to feed farmed fish and poultry, the report says.
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Belgian Newspapers Claim Retaliation By Google After Copyright Victory
Perhaps the lesson is: be careful what you sue for. The French and German-language Belgian newspaper consortium that successfully sued Google for copyright infringement got more than it bargained for this week.
The newspapers' content has been removed not only from Google News (as desired) but the entire Google index. Now the newspapers are crying foul, saying that Google is "retaliating" against them for their legal victory.
On behalf of the newspapers an organization called Copiepresse sued Google in 2006 for copyright infringement. Copiepresse claimed that links to newspaper stories in Google News were hurting publisher traffic and ad revenues. Google lost the at the trial level and on appeal. Mountain View was ordered to pay daily fines of €25,000 for each infringement and day of non-compliance with the ruling.
Google is now required to get permission from publishers to index their content in Google News in Belgium. However Google has entirely removed the websites of the involved publishers from its index, asserting that the court order requires it.
The papers say they only wanted their content removed from Google News — not the Google search index entirely.
The Associated Press quotes a Google spokesperson who says, "the court decision applied to web search as well as Google News . . . We would be happy to re-include Copiepresse if they would indicate their desire to appear in Google Search and waive the potential penalties."
It's unclear whose interpretation is correct. But what is clear is that newspapers will suffer further traffic and revenue declines if their content and websites aren't discoverable in Google search results.
Postscript: AllThingsD reports that Google has now re-indexed newspapers in the Copiepresse group. This is the right move and also a very self-interested one by Google. If it were to "punish" publishers that didn't want to be included in Google verticals (e.g., News, Places, Shopping) antitrust investigators would use that as evidence against the company.
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As online advertising continues to evolve away from static images to larger and more dynamic forms, rich media ads have grown to become 32% of all online ads served by DoubleClick Inc.
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Despite lingering concerns regarding the demands they place on bandwidth, rich media-–and particularly Flash technology--will account for an increasing share of online advertising over the next several years, Jupiter Research reports.
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When I came into the Catholic Church nine years ago, the farthest thing from my mind was how its rituals and liturgy might mesh so stunningly with my random-thoughts-a-flying mind. I was just attracted to the beauty of the rituals, the reassuring repetition of ancient prayers, the words rising to the rafters of the great church, and the profound meaning in the Eucharist.
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We're so excited to announce the release of THE 2010 SUMMER TOUR EP TODAY! The EP has six tracks from the four bands who are touring together this summer on The Honda Civic Tour. It includes two tracks from Paramore, two from T+S, one from New Found Glory and one from Kadawatha. We've never done something like this before and we are so proud and excited with the final result.
The two tracks Sara and I included on the 2010 Summer Tour EP are:
SHEETS - Sara and I recorded Sheets during the recording sessions for Sainthood last spring. This track was one of our favourites but we couldn't fit it on the record. It's a true Sainthood B-SIDE! Sara and I wrote it together. It's only the second official T+S collaboration ever released (Paperback Head being the other).
BACK IN YOUR HEAD – Obviously everyone has heard the album version or some remix version but this is a true acoustic version of the song with just Sara and I performing together. The recording is from our latest tour to Australia and we love it!
It is available at TODAY on iTunes (sorry, only in the USA). It will also be available in Hot Topic stores in limited quantities starting August 10. Both are only available until September 26!
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"We were bargaining all day," said Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation District 13 (Durham) president Dave Barrowclough.
The details of the deal remain confidential until it's approved by the Ministry of Education.
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While this deal was reached with the full-time teachers only, Mr. Barrowclough is confident the occasional teachers will follow suit.
In September, when the Province passed Bill 115, teacher unions and school boards were urged to come up with specific contracts by Dec. 31. Since the Catholic elementary teachers' union had reached an agreement in the summer, the remaining teacher unions and boards were to draw up contracts based on that deal. It includes a wage freeze and a reduction in sick days and benefits.
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- I think this is getting rather absurd - could the problem not be a result of beach erosion and there being very little beach for anyone, including, humans to enjoy. As for the building lights, as I recall, don't turtles head towards the direction of the moon? And do I not recall the moon being in an easterly direction during the late spring? Also, the "turtle patrol" walks or rides along the beach straining to see light from the interiors of the oceanfront buildings; they seem to forget that the turtles are crawling on the sand and their necks are probably not more than a inch or two high - it would be impossible for them to peer over the dunes and see the lights from the buildings that far away. I think we are taking this turtle issue to the extreme. Pretty soon, our beaches will be closed to everyone during turtle season.
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Oregon coach Mike Bellotti is the dean of Pac-10 coaches. He took the reigns of the program in 1995 and this will be his 11th season. He has won 67 percent of his games, 80-of-120, and played in eight bowl games. And for a while there, life was pretty good in Eugene.
At least until last year. And while it wasn't a train wreck by any means, after seven straight bowl appearances, it always hurts to lose the season finale at Oregon State. It hurts tenfold when that defeat drops your record to 5-6 and the streak of bowl bids come to an end.
"I've had a couple games over the years that were more disappointing, but not many," Bellotti said. "Overall, the season was very disappointing. We were just so inconsistent, we started off poorly, stepped up and looked like a good football team and then slipped up again. But in my mind, what hurt most was the frustration of playing your natural rival and knowing that a win means a bowl game and just not having the energy to win.
"Those types of games should be fun. Something wrong's when your team isn't fired up for a game like that. I looked at myself and asked, 'What did I do wrong?' On the flip side, that loss, that feeling is part of what is fueling us this off-season."
It was a pretty eventful off-season for Oregon. While the Ducks stayed away from the police blotter, unlike some other Pac-10 programs, Bellotti did revamp his staff. The highlight of that revamping was offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig departing for a similar position at Utah and former BYU head coach Gary Crowton succeeding him.
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Sept 23 (Reuters) - Former world number one Caroline Wozniacki dropped just one game against Kaia Kanepi in the lop-sided final of the Korea Open on Sunday for her first WTA title of the year.
The top-seeded Dane, currently ranked 11th, took just over an hour for a 6-1 6-0 victory over the Estonian who had beaten her in the third round of French Open earlier this year.
"I just want to build up for the next season. And it's been a long season so I want to have a holiday and relax," the 22-year-old told reporters after winning the 19th WTA title of her career.
"I don't think about ranking. I'm just happy I won the tournament. I would like to enjoy that. I want to be positive, and that's what I'm thinking about right now." (Reporting by Sudipto Ganguly in Mumbai; editing by Amlan Chakraborty)
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