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Following a report claiming that Starbucks will cut back in-store CD sales and end sales of iTunes Gift Cards and other iTunes-based promotions, Starbucks has confirmed to iLounge that while CD floor space and selection will be reduced, its relationship with Apple will continue. Starbucks spokesman Doug Cavarocchi told iLounge, "By focusing our CD offerings to a hand-selected group of no more than four titles at a time we will be able to build on our trusted curatorial voice and tell a story with each title we recommend to our customers. To that end the CD floor fixture currently deployed in more than 6,500 Starbucks company operated locations in the U.S. and Canada will be removed in September, 2008, and our music CD selections will be concentrated to four positions at point of sale." Cavarocchi also responded to concerns about the future of Apple-related products in Starbucks stores, saying, "Our partnership with Apple will proceed and we will continue to offer innovative products from iTunes in our Company-operated locations in the U.S."
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I know they are hurting-maybe it is because the economy as a whole is-they take a formula that has worked well, but is slowing (because everything is) and make drastic changes. Wonder what they will look like in a year or so when things are (hopefully) getting back to normal.
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on Apr 13, 2008 at 11:27 am
It strikes me that the time is COME, and is OVERDUE to make MANDATORY MEDIATION, not only between renters and owners of homes, but should be required for graduation at every level of education. CONFLICT RESOLUTION - A NATIONAL MANDATE
Silicon Valley entrepeneurs understand conflict resolution as part of the business process. They could share these skills with the non-profit sector.
GETTING TO YES by Roger Fisher, Harvard Business School is a complete lesson plan.
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Mediation should be promoted and encouraged at all levels of society. I'm alarmed at the level of rudeness portrayed in the media --- particularly reality shows. The lowest common denominator of behavior is becoming the norm. Mediation programs remind us of respectful ways to resolve conflict. I hope the landlords wake up and realize this program is a win-win for landlords and tenants.
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This pattern features two bib patterns and two burp cloth patterns, with two options for each pattern. So this is like getting eight patterns in one! There is a very basic option for each, or you can go crazy and bling them out with trims and accessories. The fronts of both of the bibs and burp cloth can be made out of one or two fat quarters, depending on if you are doing the basic or bling versions. The bibs and burp cloths can be made out of cotton, knit, terry, minky or flannel. It all depends on your taste. The best thing is that you can say that you made them yourself!
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SAINT-DENIS DE LA REUNION, France (Reuters) - A shark killed a 15-year old girl on Monday as she swam with mask and flippers a few meters (yards) from the shore of the Indian Ocean island of La Reunion.
It was the second deadly shark attack this year off the French island, which is just east of Madagascar, and brings to five the total of shark-related deaths there since 2011.
The teenager was snorkeling in Saint Paul Bay, in the northwest of the island, an unsupervised area where bathing is forbidden due to high shark numbers, officials said. A friend swimming with her was unharmed.
It was the first time in at least three decades that a swimmer, rather than a surfer, was killed by a shark off the island.
Local authorities this month renewed safety warnings after an increase in shark numbers. A mayor and French lawmaker, Thierry Robert, last year described a marine reserve near Saint Paul's Bay set up six years ago to safeguard coral reefs as "a shark's larder".
Shark fishing is not forbidden in La Reunion but there has been little fishing since 2009 because of a toxin currently found in their flesh that causes food poisoning. Locals say tiger and bull shark populations have multiplied as a result.
A spate of shark attacks last year off La Reunion prompted France to hire a team of professional fishermen to kill around 20 of them but Paris has refused to mount a more widespread cull.
(Reporting by Bernard Grollier,; Writing by Ingrid Melander,; Editing by Catherine Bremer and Angus MacSwan)
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Eleven suspects died in Bahadar Khel village June 11 and three in Khaddi village June 10, Dawn reported. Five of the dead are suspected al-Qaeda members, Dawn said.
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The National WWII Museum's Churchill Symposium is set for May 18 and will feature discussions with historians and authors.
The symposium is a partnership of the museum and the Churchill Society of New Orleans. It focuses on the life and legacy of Winston S. Churchill, the British prime minister who rallied his country to fight against the Nazis during World War II.
The event will be held at the Museum's Stage Door Canteen, beginning with a breakfast at 7 a.m.
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Nevada Wolf Pack (7-5) vs. Arizona Wildcats (7-5)
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Nevada's stock: Even
QB Cody Fajardo and RB Stefphon Jefferson return, but the Wolf Pack's nonconference schedule features UCLA, Oregon and Florida State.
Arizona's stock: Up
The Wildcats lose QB Matt Scott, but RB Ka'Deem Carey is back and the defense will be improved in the second season under Rich Rodriguez.
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Magazine publishers may have a new way to boost flagging circulation: the iPad.
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Magazine publishers may have a new way to boost flagging circulation: the iPad.
The Audit Bureau of Circulations said Tuesday that it has changed its definition of a digital magazine to accommodate the new class of tablet-style devices.
The new rules allow publishers to count paid digital subscriptions as part of a magazine's overall circulation as long as all the same editorial and advertising material is included.
That means publishers can custom design their articles and photo spreads for Apple Inc.'s iPad, which goes on sale April 3. Without the rule change, they could only count digital editions that appear exactly the way they do in print.
Magazines need the change because they charge for ads based on the size of their so-called rate base, the circulation they guarantee to advertisers.
By comparison, newspapers have had looser restrictions. Because they don't guarantee a rate base, they can count people who pay for access to their Web sites regardless of what ads run there.
In order for the tablet circulation to count, the Audit Bureau must approve each software application for the iPad and other devices. It already has approved one for Conde Nast's Wired magazine, which will be available for the iPad starting with the June issue. Conde Nast is also planning iPad versions of GQ, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair and Glamour.
Subscriptions on many existing e-readers, such as Amazon Inc.'s Kindle, don't count because those editions don't carry ads. But the iPad will have a backlit screen that can carry color advertising alongside articles, opening up another potential revenue stream.
Of course, magazines would only get this circulation boost out of the iPad if they can persuade readers to pay for applications. Few consumer magazines or newspapers have succeeded in getting large numbers of readers to pay for access to Web sites.
GQ's iPhone app, which meets the auditors' new guidelines, may provide the best barometer. About 6,800 people downloaded the first issue for $2.99, according to company figures - not a significant rate compared with the magazine's overall circulation of just under 900,000. Still, it does seem to be moving in the right direction, with January downloads more than doubling to about 15,100.
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LEAGUE CITY — The crosstown rival Clear Springs Chargers came out swinging and put the Clear Creek Wildcats in an unfamiliar spot Thursday night.
MISSOURI CITY — The Texas City Stings on Thursday were held under 300 total yards offense, turned the ball over three times, had nine penalties for 55 yards and completed only three passes.
The Galveston City Council changed the way it appoints members to some city boards. Slowly, people are realizing that change could have huge implications.
Early Saturday morning I took my daughter, Kai, to the D'Feet Breast Cancer run at Moody Gardens. She had a great time and did the kids 1K, which was the first race she'd ever entered.
At Galveston Island Oktoberfest, the wursts are the best, the bier is free-flowing and it's never too hot for lederhosen.
A returning performance of "The Tragical History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus" will be presented by the Galveston College Theater Department at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. today and 7 p.m. Saturday in Room FA-207 of the Fine Arts Building at Galveston College, 4015 Ave. Q, in Galveston.
ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkish authorities say the consulates of Canada, Belgium and Germany in Istanbul have been evacuated after receiving suspicious packages Friday.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Associated Press will periodically look at the changing landscape of the NBA during the upcoming season from varied perspectives: A player's viewpoint, from the bench, and from the business side. An interview with first-year Utah Jazz coach Quin Snyder is the second installment of the series:
There was plenty to do around Galveston County on Saturday.
TIKI ISLAND — A small speedboat caught fire in Jones Lake near Tiki Island on Saturday, sending a large plume of smoke into the sky.
TEXAS CITY — Air quality has improved for the fourth straight year, according to the toxicology division of the state's environmental commission.
From city officials in Santa Fe to Bayou Vista, Friendswood to League City and all places in between, the message is pretty much the same. When it comes to mosquito complaints, call the county, not us.
The National Weather Service has declared a tornado watch in effect in Galveston County until 9 p.m.
TIKI ISLAND — Ted Kennedy, a longtime alderman and the city's mayor since 2011, died Monday night. He was 72.
The net taxable value of property in Galveston County rose almost 6 percent to $22.67 billion for 2014, up from $21.41 billion in 2013, according to preliminary numbers from the central appraisal district.
After reading Heber Taylor's editorial ("A good bill, but not a real solution to flood insurance," March 6, The Daily News) I have a comment or two.
TIKI ISLAND — Concerns about a missing woman and her daughter were eased Thursday when the sheriff's office said they were found safe.
TIKI ISLAND — The sheriff's office on Wednesday asked for help finding a missing Tiki Island woman and her young daughter after the woman's sport utility vehicle was found abandoned beneath the freeway.
TIKI ISLAND — Winter visitors play a role in Galveston County's economy. Here's a look at one household.
TIKI ISLAND — Bayou Vista and Tiki Island officers rescued an Angleton woman who drove her car into the water off the Jones Bay boat ramp in Tiki Island early Sunday morning, officials said.
TIKI ISLAND — Voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved an $8.5 million bond referendum to fund water and sewer service upgrades on Tiki Island.
I have to grin at some of the letters complaining about how President Barack Obama took money from our government employees and others during the recent shutdown.
TIKI ISLAND — Aside from repairs done after Hurricane Ike struck five years ago, it has been more than a decade since any major improvements have been done on water and sewer service in Tiki Island.
Interstate 45 tops the list of the county's 13 deadliest highways, more than doubling the number of fatal crashes elsewhere in the last six years, state officials said.
TIKI ISLAND — Tiki Island residents have brought wildlife rehabilitator Trudy Belz of Texas City eight injured baby pelicans in the last few days. She is caring for the remaining four that survived. Belz said humans visiting North Deer Island are to blame.
TIKI SLAND — Some people are better at retiring than others. For those called to the ministry, finally hanging up their cassock once and for all can prove to be an elusive goal.
The Friendswood Police Department deserves congratulations for reducing risks to drivers on the road.
TIKI ISLAND — Nathan Toberman, 7, of Tiki Island fished before he could walk, watches fishing shows instead of cartoons and lists professional fishermen as his heroes.
Engineer S.A. Duitscher proposes an alternative to the Ike Dike.
TIKI ISLAND — For 29 years, Charlie Everts has called Tiki Island home. For 11 of those years, Everts was either a city alderman or the mayor, and the bulk of his public service life focused on public safety issues for the bay-front community.
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Crystal Wright, Josh Daiek win both the 2012 Freeskiing World Tour and the Kirkwood Freeskiing World Championships
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On a rockier than usual venue at Kirkwood Mountain Resort's Cirque in California, the long awaited final stop of the 2012 Subaru Freeskiing World Tour saw Crystal Wright and Kirkwood local Josh Daiek take home the contest win and the coveted McConkey Cup, awarded to the overall top male and female skier.
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FORT COLLINS - The groundhog is known for its mythic contribution to the field of weather prediction, but researchers at Colorado State University believe the marmots might hold the key to a possible treatment for diabetes.
Gregory Florant, professor of biology at Colorado State, said that groundhogs double their body mass before hibernation each year. This profound weight-gain puts the animals in a state of hyperinsulinemia, a sign of insulin resistance that precedes the development of type 2 diabetes in humans, particularly obese humans. However, unlike people, the marmots do not develop diabetes because they stop eating for seven months and burn their body fat as they hibernate. Florant believes that understanding this process can potentially lead to a diabetes treatment for humans.
"When groundhogs hibernate, something switches off the marmot's appetite and their brains no longer identify starvation as stressful," said Florant. "Identifying the genes that regulate a groundhog's appetite during hibernation may be an important step toward identifying a diabetes treatment for humans."
Determining how marmots turn off their appetites is the subject of a study being conducted by Florant and Colorado State biochemist Scott Summers who are funded by the National Institute of Diabetic Digestive and Kidney Diseases, a division of the National Institutes of Health.
Tissue samples taken from the 20 sleeping groundhogs in Florant's lab are allowing the researchers to identify which genes are active when the groundhog is feeding and which ones are active when hibernating. The tissue samples will also be used to identify the biochemical processes that take place in the groundhog's fat and muscles before and during hibernation, allowing the researchers to understand how insulin resistance develops in groundhogs and how that might relate to humans.
In previous research, Summers identified the chemical ceramide, produced by fat stored in the body, as a substance that perhaps accounts for the development of insulin resistance in humans.
By studying the groundhog tissue samples, Summers will be able to test his hypothesis that ceramide causes insulin resistance. If proven correct, medications could be developed to prevent ceramide accumulation in the body, lessening or even preventing insulin resistance, and providing new treatments for type 2 diabetes.
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Top Canadian beats Jack Sock in third-set tiebreak in Rogers Cup opener.
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Wednesday night was supposed to be redemption night for Canadian tennis and it was, but just barely.
After Canada's men and women, highly-ranked and wild cards alike, were eliminated in their first matches in Toronto and Montreal, Thornhill's Milos Raonic was the last Canadian standing in the Rogers Cup singles draw.
So, when he stepped on centre court to face wild-card entry Jack Sock of the U.S., Canadian fans were desperate for a win, and three nail-biting sets later — 4-6, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (4) — they got it. They also got under Sock's skin.
"A couple of them were a little more rude than I thought," Sock told reporters after the match. "I thought (Raonic) got treated pretty well last week in the States (when he won the Citi Open in Washington), and there were some pretty inappropriate comments tonight."
In response, Raonic said he had "listened to much worse playing in other countries."
When the Canadian finally raised his arms after winning match point, it was out of relief that he had squeaked through more than satisfaction with his play.
It's the "first match of a new tournament, and it's never going to be pretty. You've just gotta go and fight through, and I was able to do so," Raonic said. "There was a little sliver of an opening and I managed to squeeze my way through. (I) played big. I got lucky. I got through."
It started well enough for the world No. 6.
Raonic opened with two aces and Sock was only able to return a single ball in the opening game.
But Sock, who won the Wimbledon doubles title with Canadian Vasek Pospisil, regrouped. As the match went on, the Canadian struggled to maintain his first-serve percentage — the key to his game. He racked up 45 unforced errors to Sock's 30 and wasn't able to capitalize on break-point opportunities.
But in the two tiebreaks, when the pressure was at its peak, it was Raonic who came through.
"That's why he kind of is where he is," Sock said. "He kind of comes up big in those moments, and I definitely had my chances and it's a tough one to swallow."
Raonic faces 47th-ranked Frenchman Julien Benneteau Thursday night.
"I expect to play a little bit better," Raonic said. "It's going to come down to serving well like I did today and keeping close to the baseline, more so than I did today."
The six-foot-five Raonic has been using his fearsome serve — it's been clocked up to 249.9 km/h — to power his way to a series of Canadian firsts.
At Wimbledon, he became the first Canadian Grand Slam semifinalist, and after his Citi Open win he became the first to surpass $2 million in prize money in a single season. Now, sitting sixth in the world, he's the highest-ranked singles player in Canada's history.
But after the history-making highs for Canadian tennis this year from Raonic and Wimbledon finalist Eugenie Bouchard, the Rogers Cup has brought home for fans just how hard it is to get on top of this game and stay there. In the first two days of play in Montreal and Toronto, eight of nine Canadians, including Bouchard, were knocked out.
That nothing is ever certain in tennis when two players walk on the court was further highlighted Wednesday when world No. 1 Novak Djokovic needed three sets — two hours and 40 minutes — to take down the 22nd-ranked Frenchman Gael Monfils.
"I enjoy playing tennis," Djokovic quipped after his 6-2, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (2) win.
Djokovic said he was on the toughest side of the Rogers Cup draw, though he was talking about the top-10 ranked players he'll face in later rounds.
But around the time when Monfils ran to return a ball without a racquet in his hand, the crowd started to wonder whether Djokovic was going to advance. During one rally, Monfils lunged for a ball at the net, fell to the court and yet still managed to return it. And when Djokovic sent that one back, Monfils returned it again, this time losing his racquet entirely.
When it came back a final time, Monfils still ran for it as though he intended to return it with his open hand. Even Djokovic had to smile at that one.
"Hopefully the crowd enjoyed today's match," he said afterward.
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Budget airline easyJet has reported a steep rise in both revenue and passenger numbers for the three months ending December contributed by increased demand from corporate travelers.
Total revenue for the first quarter ending December jumped to £833m ($1.2bn, €990m), a rise of 9.2 percent. Passenger numbers for the same period rose to 13.7 million, an increase of 6.2 percent. Load factor, a measure of the utilisation of the total available capacity of an airline, rose one percentage point to 88.6 percent in the September-December quarter.
The Luton, southern England-based company said the increase in its passenger numbers were contributed mainly by strong demand for flights between top business destinations such as London, Paris, Geneva, Rome and Milan.
EasyJet, the second-largest budget airline in the Europe after the Irish-based Ryanair said that it expected to minimise first-half loss to between £50m- £75m as against a loss of £112m posted in 2011.
"EasyJet has made a strong start to the year due to a combination of management action, competitor capacity reductions and the benign operating environment," said Carolyn McCall, chief executive of easyJet.
"The good performance in the quarter and the structurally advantageous position that easyJet occupies in the European short-haul market means we remain confident in our outlook for the business".
The improved load factor is seen as the result of revamped business strategies such as allocated seating, flexible tickets as well as new additions in the business destinations. EasyJet which operates over 200 aircraft is also planning to start services between London, Manchester and Moscow later in 2013.
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Herb Sendek's Arizona State team is 14-3 with a 3-1 mark in the Pac-12.
It is coming off a good road split in Oregon, and is quickly gaining "surprise team" status.
A win in its next game would go a long way towards making people true believers in what's happening in Tempe, because it would mean taking down the seventh-ranked Arizona Wildcats.
"They're extremely talented," Sendek told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo about the Wildcats. "They have some guys that just make plays."
Sendek pointed to Mark Lyons, Solomon Hill and Nick Johnson as guys who make plays, and added that the Wildcats are tough up front and solid in the half-court game.
"They're among the top five or 10 teams in the country ranking-wise, very well-deserved, and for good reason."
Yet, the Sun Devils likely enter this game with some confidence, especially with the team's recent success against the rivals from Tucson.
The Sun Devils are 7-4 against the Wildcats over the last five years, though are just 2-4 against current Arizona coach Sean Miller.
One of those two wins came in the regular season finale last season, when the Devils significantly hurt the Wildcats' NCAA Tournament hopes with an 87-80 upset win in Tempe.
When asked if his teams may play with a bit more of an edge when the Wildcats are the opponent, Sendek said he hopes that's not really the case.
"We hope we take every game and give it our best," he said. "If we're doing that, theoretically, it's hard to do better than that."
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BALDWYN — Earl Stone was the lone bidder for seven downtown Baldwyn properties once belonging to James Davis, the former CFO for the defunct Stanford Financial Group.
The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal reports Stone paid $155,000 for the properties. Stone says he hopes the properties will be used to help reinvigorate the area.
Davis is among several former company officials accused of bilking $7.2 billion from investors through a ponzi scheme involving Stanford certificates of deposit. Davis pleaded guilty in September 2009 for his part in the scheme and waits to testify in criminal trials in Houston, Texas.
Attorneys for Ralph Janvey, the court-appointed receiver in charge of liquidating Stanford assets, said it could take about 60 days for Stone to receive clear titles to the properties.
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If farmers plant 92 million acres of corn in the next few years (down from 97 million this year) and the yield is say 162 bushels per acre a figure that is at least a few bushels under the long-term trend), we need to export 2.5 billion bushels for production and use to balance. Getting exports to that level will be extremely difficult. With total world trade near where it is now the U.S. would have to have a market share of 65 percent or higher. The average market share for the U.S. in the mid-2000s was 63 percent.
click image to zoom If exports rebound to around 1.5 billion bushels, that puts total demand (domestic plus exports) at 12.6 billion bushels. Again, assuming a below trend yield of 162 bushels per acre, corn production would match use if farmers plant only 85 million acres. Cutting corn acreage by 10 million acres or more would require a huge adjustment in both the farm and the agribusiness sectors. This is pretty scary near-term math and it is hard to see a different outcome near term – unless China suddenly becomes a BIG importer.
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Honda Launches New CBR 250R Bike at ₹ 1.56 Lakh
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Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI), the third biggest two-wheeler maker brought a new edition of its CBR 250R to India with a price tag starting at ₹1.56 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
The new edition of Honda's CBR 250R named 2013 CBR250R will be available in the country for sale across all Honda Exclusive Authorized Dealerships starting June end. The 2013 edition of CBR 250R will come in four new colours - Sports Red, Black, Pearl Sunbeam White and a Limited Edition - Repsol color.
"CBR250R is one of India's favorite and most Awarded sports bike. Now, continuing this legacy in 2013, we have enhanced the aesthetic appeal of CBR250R by introducing 4 new colors catering to expectations of Indian racing fanatics," said Mr. Y. S. Guleria, Vice President - Sales & Marketing, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd.
According to the company statement, the limited edition Repsol will be available in India only in October and will be priced at ₹1.92 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The model incorporates the combined anti-lock braking system. Under the hood, the bike comes with liquid-cooled 250cc, 4-stroke, 4-valve single-cylinder DOHC engine which churns out a power of 19.5Kw (26BHP) and 22.9 Nm torque.
"The Limited Repsol Edition shall bring the racing DNA of Honda Repsol team's MotoGP bike for young racing enthusiasts and we are confident it will be well received by them," said Guleria.
Recently, Bajaj Auto, India's second largest motorcycle maker, launched a mid-size sports bike - KTM 390 Duke - at ₹ 1.80 lakh (Ex Showroom Delhi).
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