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It's the time of year for biking, sunshine and humidity – which can mean only one thing – it's frizz season!
If you have any hint of kink in your hair than I know you know where I'm coming from. You can be having the perfect hair day, go on a nice long bicycle ride, arrive at your location only to find that you've got that finger-in-a-light-socket look, and it ain't pretty. So what's a gal (or guy!) to do?
There are tons of products out there that can potentially help, but rather than slop gunk onto your locks try this out instead: a cotton turban headband. Not only will it keep your hair in place, it will also draw the eye away from that halo of fuzz that inevitably develops in the summer months.
Here's a quick five-minute tutorial on how to make your very own headband using an upcycled tee and a pair of scissors. No sewing machine required! Give it a try and you too will find it's the easiest way to beat the frizz this season. Read the rest of this entry »
If you've been looking for an easy 10 minute scarf tutorial – your search ends here!
Boggled by the over-the-top prices of currently trendy infinity scarves, I decided to give a DIY version a go. And won't you know – the end result is cute, stylish, eco-friendly and el cheapo! So if you're looking for a quick and easy way to make your own cotton wrap around scarf, grab a t-shirt and scissors and give this a try!
1) Choose a pre-loved t-shirt that's nice and soft.
2) Cut off the bottom hem of the t-shirt.
3) Make another horizontal cut, about 4 inches above the first. Try to keep the cut clean and straight.
4) Make a third cut, same size, just above the last.
5) Grab each thick fabric strip and pull taught, rolling the edges. This is your no-sew hem.
6) Double loop the top strip.
7) Lay the double loop over the larger loop.
8) Using a small piece of your cut hem, tie a single knot on one side of the gathered loops.
9) Tie a second knot.
10) Pull the knot as taught as possible.
11) Trim the excess fabric.
12) Tuck the knot under and flip. All done!
Lately I've been pining for an over-sized statement necklace that has a rustic touch. After scouring Etsy and local fairs, I submitted to the urge to make my very own. I had something so specific in mind that I knew the only way to satiate the urge would to be create it myself!
Using wooden beads, a unique color palette , and embroidery floss, I was able to create a one-of-a-kind color-blocked neck adornment that was both fun and just the right chunky size.
And the best part? It's easy to make one yourself! Follow these easy steps to make your own using your favorite colors of the season.
1) Pick up a set of large wooden beads from your local craft store.
2) Tape off a portion of each bead – this part will retain the natural wood.
3) Choose your paint colors – make sure they work on porous surfaces. My favorites are the multi-purpose collection by Ms. Martha.
4) Paint your bead. You may need two coats depending on the color you've chosen.
5) Set you painted beads aside to dry.
6) Peal off the tape and touch up as needed.
7) Thread a large needle with your chosen color of embroidery floss and string through your beads.
8) Last but not least, knot a complimentary colored floss to your base piece. Cut off the ends and you're done!
Have you found a fun way to bring together a popular trend with your favorite colors and textures? If so – tell us about it!
I've been seeing these adorable tie tops all over the city, Whether paired with cut-offs or a long maxi skirt, the look has definitely caught my eye. So how could I not concoct a tutorial on how to make your very own?!
Using a pre-loved t-shirt and pair of scissors, you can easily create an airy cotton cut-out top to tie just as you see fit. And with the no-sew instructions below, making one of these cute pieces has never been easier! Read the rest of this entry »
No matter what you'll be gifting to your mum this Mother's Day, there's one thing that's certain: you'll need gift wrap. Whether it's a unique one-of-a-kind creation or a store bought token of affection, we'll all be scurrying to package up our presents before handing them off to our moms. So rather than purchase yet another roll of paper from the store – why not make your very own!
That's exactly what Martha Stewart's team did in a recent tutorial they featured on her website. But as is true to the name of our series, Greening Martha, we wanted to take this fun how-to one eco step further. The easiest way to do that was give the supplies a sustainable spin.
Rather than purchase virgin paper for the shabby chic printing, we reached for some recently read newspaper. Not only is it a more earth-friendly way to DIY, it's also a great way to save a few bucks! Beyond the papery base, there was also the question of buying stencils for the project. Rather than purchase an item for the one time craft, we decided to get creative by digging through the fridge to find some just-past-fresh produce to use for stamping. We grabbed a shady looking celery stalk and decided to give that a go for the print-making. And boy were we pleasantly surprised! The simple geometric shape of the stalk, combined with a vivid set of hues, made for the sweetest set of wrapping papers that we'll use to get our presents ready for mom.
And you can give it a try too! Below are our step-by-step pictorial instructions on how to make a simple and eco-chic set of wrapping papers using everyday items. Give it a whirl and be sure to experiment with different shapes, sizes and colors to add even more personal touch to your presents.
When hunting for fabric for my upcycled creations it's impossible for me to hold myself back from scooping up a goodie for myself here and there. Knowing that I'm scoring a deal and being green, by purchasing pre-worn, makes me feel doubly good!
But one of the dilemmas of buying used clothing is making it fit – which is where my handy-dandy alteration short-cuts come into play! Sure, I can disassemble each item and re-sew each seam, but there are so many other things I have to focus on: filling custom orders, updating my website, cuddling my bostons or noshing on home-baked cookies. So why not find a faster way to alter things to size?!
One of my all-time favorite sewing tricks for slimming down tops uses external seams. When created in multiples, folds of sewn fabric create a unique texture while taking-in the garment. The perfect item to test this technique is an over-sized boyfriend cardigan. Whether originally created for a man or dame, a soft cotton long-sleeve cardi is something I can't resist when thrifting. So when wanting to taper one down, the "Cardi Slim Down" is my method of choice.
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Hardy swimmers brave chilly sea for New Year's Day dip
Last updated at 13:03, Friday, 02 January 2009
Running into the freezing sea waters may not be everyone's idea of a perfect start to 2009.
But for more than 50 hardy fundraisers it proved the perfect tonic to any New Year's Day hangover they may have had.
They went swimming at St Bees yesterday to raise money for cancer charities.
Anne Armstrong, of Grasmere Avenue, Kells, Whitehaven, organised the dip.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer in February, has since received chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment and wanted to raise money for those who helped her.
The group raised about £2,000 yesterday which will go to West Cumberland Hospital's Henderson Suite and Breakthrough Breast Cancer charity.
Mrs Armstrong's colleagues at the Co-op in Seacliffe took part along with her sister Sue Coan and her colleagues at Mite Postal Services at Sellafield.
She said after her swim: "It was absolutely freezing but it was brilliant. We could feel the cold even before we went into the water. But it was a big buzz to do it.
"I want to thank everybody who has helped us raise money and everyone who has given me help over the last 12 months."
Meanwhile more than 40 swimmers braved freezing temperatures on New Year's Eve to plunge into Whitehaven harbour.
For the past nine years, the event which is organised by a group of workers at Sellafield's Thorp Plant, has taken place off South Beach.
Money raised will go towards sending six children who have special needs from west Cumbria to Lourdes, France.
John O'Brien, from the Thorp Fundraising Group, dressed up as a yellow and purple jester to take part in the dip, watched by more than 250 people.
He said: "The water in the harbour was completely frozen, but in the sea it was ok."
Children's charity fundraiser Ann Marie Rogan, of Kells, also took part and said: "It was fantastic. The support and atmosphere has been absolutely brilliant.
"It was cold, but we had an adrenaline rush and could not feel the cold water. I could only feel the cold when I came back out!"
Mike Mckenzie, photographer for the Whitehaven News took part in the event for the second time this year dressed in a Santa outfit. He said: "I have been taking photos of the event for years and always told the swimmers to stay in the water for longer.
"Eventually they said I should take part in it too. I didn't notice the cold straight away and had a dance in the water before I came back out. Everyone has raised money for worthy charities.
"I have raised £70 for local man Michael Kennett's cancer treatment."
Jake Mattinson, one of the organisers, said: I think they are mad to do it and need a brain transplant, but they have done a good job for fantastic causes."
Gerard Richardson of Whitehaven Maritime Festival Company sounded the klaxon horn at 12.30pm before the swimmers went into the sea.
Workers at Harbour View Nursing Home took part along with Shaun Barwise of the Three Tuns who was raising money for local man Michael Kennett's cancer treatment.
After the dip, The Beacon provided free soup and tea.
If you are interested in helping charities call John O'Brien on 01946 592125.
First published at 11:24, Friday, 02 January 2009
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Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2 review: And so it comes to an end. EA's long-lasting series of Harry Potter games which started all the way back in 2001 is finally over with this, the game of the movie of the second part of the last book. But while Harry's gaming series has been a long journey with more ups and downs than a mine cart at Gringotts, Deathly Hallows Part 2 is over surprisingly quickly.
The game takes the same approach as Part 1 by offering a series of Gears Of War-style levels in which you have to duck behind cover then pop out every now and then to fire some bulle... um, cast some magic at other soldi... ahem, Death Eaters. It's generally satisfying - pointing with the Remote makes you feel like you're actually using a wand and the different types of spell are conveniently available through D-Pad presses.
While the hiding-then-shooting format undoubtedly works well though, it's a bit uninspired to base the entire game round it. After a while it starts to feel like every level was originally conceived with the question "right, what can Harry hide behind next?".
Granted, EA Bright Light has done everything in its power to try and make things feel at least a little different. Each stage presents minor variations of the main gameplay - one sees you destroying spiders as Ron tries to open a door (easily the dullest section of the game, unfortunately), and there are very occasional short scenes where you have to run into the screen while some sort of big calamity is chasing after you.
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Things are also livened up a little with the ability to play as various different characters throughout the game. One minute you're fighting Snape as Professor McGonagall, the next you're controlling Seamus Finnigan as he plants explosives under a bridge (no, we don't remember that bit either). It's fun not playing as Harry all the time, even though it becomes quickly apparent they all have an unusual fondness for hiding behind things and shooting.
Naturally, your "weapons" come in the form of various spells which are added to your inventory as you play through the game. They're not very well-balanced though. Once you get the rapid-fire Expulso, you're never going to use the single-shot Stupefy again, for example.
Combat strategy is also very basic (fire whatever you want at them unless they're using Protego, in which case use Expelliarmus once and then fire whatever you want) and doesn't change much throughout.
By far the most disappointing aspect of Deathly Hallows Part 2 however is its length. When a game is only a little longer than the movie it's based on there's a problem, and with a bit of practice you can have this one licked in around three hours or so. Many fans who have followed Harry Potter since its beginnings are in their late teens and early 20's now, and for those this is a breeze to saunter through.
As entertaining and visually impressive as Deathly Hallows Part 2 is, we just can't recommend paying full price for it. Go and see the film instead, and get this when it inevitably drops down to a tenner online in six months' time.
This is an edited version of a review that will appear in the September issue of Official Nintendo Magazine which is out on 4 August. If you want to receive a future issue before it reaches the shops, subscribe here.


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Agreed. Even smaller spreadsheets, with only a few 1000 rows, once charted can take many seconds to load and update. Its MUCH faster than the previous office for Mac, however its still much faster to load and change the data in the files within MS office 2003, running under Parallels. That's quite sad really.
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Liferea browsing Linux related news
|Original author(s)
|Lars Lindner
|Stable release
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|Preview release
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|news aggregator
Liferea is an abbreviation for Linux Feed Reader, a news aggregator for online news feeds. It supports the major feed formats including RSS/RDF and Atom and can import and export subscription lists in OPML format. Liferea is intended to be a fast, easy to use, and easy to install news aggregator for GTK+ that can be used with the GNOME desktop.
Liferea also supports Podcasting.
The lead programmer of Liferea, Lars Lindner, who is German, pronounces the name of the software [lifəreja].[3]
Distinguishing features[edit]
It is written in C and uses no interpreter language.
To easily read linked articles or weblog comments, Liferea allows reading websites using an embedded browser, which can be either Mozilla/Firefox/XulRunner, GtkHTML or, in newer versions, Webkit. Additionally, the user can configure many predefined external browsers (e.g. Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape, Opera, Epiphany, Konqueror) with which to open links.
It supports a number of different feed formats including RSS/RDF, CDF, Atom, OCS, and OPML, many of which its contemporaries can't handle
By sorting subscriptions into folders, the user can read all headlines of a folder at once. By enabling a filtering preference, all previously read headlines of the folder can be hidden.
Similar to the mail client Evolution, Liferea supports search folders, which allow the user to save searches. Each search folder contains all headlines that match its user-defined search rules.[4]
Liferea does allow synchronizing against 3rd party services as TinyTinyRSS and TheOldReader.[5]
Browser integration[edit]
In Web there is a news feed subscription extension, which allows adding news feeds when viewing websites.
For Firefox 1.5+ there is an extension (FeedBag) that allows adding subscriptions by simple clicking the LiveBookmarks icons in the Firefox address bar.
Since Firefox 2.0+, Liferea can be used without a special extension. To subscribe to new feeds from within Firefox, the Liferea helper script "liferea-add-feed" has to be configured in the Firefox feed subscription preferences.
See also[edit]
- ^ http://sourceforge.net/p/liferea/code/ci/2880f26a5d53339a8679d36cf1bf4631311303dc/tree/ChangeLog
- ^ http://sourceforge.net/projects/liferea/files/Liferea%20Unstable/1.10-RC1/
- ^ http://liferea.blogspot.com/2007/06/64bit-test.html
- ^ http://lzone.de/liferea/help180/searching_en.html
- ^ http://www.lzone.de/Liferea%20Now%20Has%20TheOldReader%20Sync%20Implemented
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Topics: Medicaid, Politics, Health Reform, States
Oct 28, 2013
Several media outlets examine how some states are signing up tens of thousands of new Medicaid enrollees in the first month of the health law's rollout, while enrolling fewer people in private insurance policies. In addition, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett touts his alternative to Medicaid expansion using private insurance.
The Wall Street Journal: States Report Medicaid Surge After Health-Law Rollout
Some states are signing up tens of thousands of new Medicaid enrollees in the initial weeks of the health law's rollout, while placing far fewer in private health insurance—a divergence that suggests Medicaid expansion may be a larger part of the law than expected. In one sense, the Medicaid figures are good news for the Affordable Care Act's advocates, who hoped the law would reduce the number of Americans without health insurance (Schatz and Dooren, 10/27).
Kaiser Health News: Pennsylvania Governor Talks Up Plan To Expand Medicaid His Way
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett may have kept an eye this week on his fellow Republican governor in Ohio, John Kasich, as Kasich bypassed his own Republican legislature to expand the state's Medicaid program. As part of the Affordable Care Act, states have the option to give coverage to low-income adults, with the federal government picking up most of the tab. Only about half the states so far have planned to do that, starting Jan. 1, and Pennsylvania has, so far, not been among them (Gordon, 10/25).
CBS News: Medicaid Enrollment Spike A Threat To Obamacare Structure?
As the Obamacare website struggles, the administration is emphasizing state-level success. President Obama said Monday, "There's great demand at the state level as well. Because there are a bunch of states running their own marketplaces." But left unsaid in the president's remarks: the newly insured in some of those states are overwhelmingly low-income people signing up for Medicaid at no cost to them. Matt Salo, executive director of the National Association of Medicaid Directors, said, "We're seeing a huge spike in terms of Medicaid enrollments" (Crawford, 10/25).
Related, earlier KHN coverage:
Kaiser Health News: In Some States, Most Early Marketplace Enrollees Qualify For Medicaid
Shoppers applying for private health coverage through the marketplace have to pay their first monthly premium before they are fully enrolled. Their first payment must be made by Dec. 15 for coverage to take effect Jan. 1. Most are expected to be eligible for some tax credits, up front, to help pay the monthly premiums.
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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Style – & stereotypes – over substance
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A graduate's guide for survival
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE DAILY MAIL by IONA BAIN Thousands have been celebrating the end of a degree course this summer and are looking forward to life after university. But whether you've graduated yourself or have a child or grandchild … Continue reading
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Getting the graduate job you want
WITH YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT SO HIGH, IT HAS NEVER BEEN TOUGHER FOR GRADUATES ON THE HUNT FOR A JOB – sam wright at wikijob.co.uk SHARES HIS TIPS on HOW TO TARGET THE RIGHT EMPLOYERS, MEET THE RIGHT PEOPLE AND GET THE … Continue reading
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What happens to your student overdraft when you graduate? A guide to current accounts for big boys and girls
Students have been celebrating the end of their degrees in style. But graduates like me are coming to the end of our overdrafts and switching to current accounts with tough rules on borrowing. Don't get stung by high charges and … Continue reading
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We provide all our Satellite & TV aerial installation engineers with full training to ensure our standards are maintained and our customer service levels are second to none. All company engineers undertake a criminal check (CRB check) to ensure their "safe" to work in your home or business. They also have already a minimum of 3 years experience in the satellite and aerial installation industry, to provide the best quality of Satellite and TV aerial installations we provide our engineers with the highest level of training from government backed associations.
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Country crooner Sara Evans, who excused herself from Dancing with the Stars in October so as to deal with her divorce (and accompanying accusations of infidelity and such) from husband Craig Schelske, will join the reality contest's road tour, it was announced on Thursday. While others on board for the tour Jerry Springer, Harry Hamlin, Drew Lachey and Joey Lawrence included will hit multiple cities, Evans is only slated to hoof it to Nashville, on Jan. 21.read more
So NBC is going to abandon the first hour of prime time, according to non-visionary chief Jeff Zucker. No more pricey comedies and dramas to fill the 8 pm/ET hour in the future. I guess the handful of shows, mostly comedies, now airing in that hour will migrate elsewhere at some point, whichever ones actually survive. Sounds like surrender to me. Not to mention fewer scheduling options for a lesser range of programming. Be on the lookout for more cheesy game shows and cheaper reality retreads. And what would happen should NBC be lucky enough to stumble across a perfect 8 pm/ET premise like ABC's family-friendly Ugly Betty? This is such a short-sighted blanket philosophy it's as staggering as it is depressing. Was it just two years ago that Friends signed off as one of the highest-rated shows ever, holding down that first half-hour of prime Thursday real estate? How times have changed, and how quickly. And how sad is it for TV's future to see a network simply giving up rather than tr...read more
Sara Evans, who last week announced not just the end of her marriage but her exit from Dancing with the Stars, will explain why she is leaving ABC's dance show in a taped interview to be played during Tuesday night's telecast, her attorney tells the Washington Post. In divorce papers filed Thursday, Evans claimed that her husband, Craig Schelske, cheated on her, verbally abused her, drank excessively and watched porn in their home. A spokesperson for Evans' hubby tells the Post that Schelske "was completely caught off guard" by the legal action, and "does not want to play this out in the media." In response, the American media said in a statement, "Pfft. It's hot copy."read more
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Country crooner Sara Evans announced on Thursday that she is quitting ABC's Dancing with the Stars, as she seeks a divorce from Craig Schelske, her husband of 13 years, with whom she has three children. "Recent events that shed light on the status of her marriage prompted Ms. Evans to make the filing," the singer's rep says in a statement to the AP. "[She is leaving DWTS] to give her family her full attention at this difficult time."
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Looks like we're in for another fun season of Dancing with the Stars, the kind of show that defines reality TV as a guilty pleasure. It's hard not to watch this gaudy bauble of harmless fluff without a goofy grin on your face, at times because of the train-wreck spectacle of the terminally rhythm-less (Tucker Carlson, who didn't even dance half of his dance, content to make faces and laugh it all off) and at times because of the sheer joy of performance, whether it's Emmitt Smith's crowd-pleasing playfulness, Mario Lopez's boyish exuberance or Willa Ford's unexpected elegance. (She could be this season's Stacy Keibler.)Handicapping these so-called stars is almost as silly a pastime as watching them, but really, who can resist asking questions like who is this season's Drew Lachey, Lopez or the startlingly buff Joey Lawrence, who looks like Mr. Clean on steroids. My money's on Lopez. Or as judge Bruno Tonioli might call him, the Energizer Bunny, as in: "Do you have extra batteries in...
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Loved the new bigger and better set. The chandeliers and balcony seats add a kind of theater glamour to the show. Tom Bergeron was back in top form with his snappy comments, proving he's one of the best reality-show hosts out there. And the judges were back to bickering amongst themselves in no time. As for the new crop of stars, some lived up to expected awkwardness, while some surprised.Let's start with the top of the pack: Mario Lopez. Sure, I expected A.C. Slater could dance well; after all, he had some pretty killer moves back at those Bayside High dances. But I never expected his dancing to be that good: those hips, those feet, those dimples. Did I mention his dancing was really good? He has the lean body of a dancer, and could almost pass for one of the professionals. And right on his heels in the competition was Emmitt Smith. After fellow football great Jerry Rice made it to runner-up in the competition last year, it should be no surprise that football players can dance. But...
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Mailbag: Healthcare costs should be borne by usersStory | Nov 4, 2013 | 2:22 PM"Make no mistake: The cost of our healthcare is a threat to our economy. It's an escalating burden on our families and businesses. It's a ticking time bomb for the federal budget. And it is unsustainable for the United States of America." This was spoken...
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Apodaca: Initiative aims to reinvent community collegesStory | Apr 12, 2014 | 4:25 PMI've written frequently about the shift toward matching education with job-market demand, a trend that continues to gain momentum. Whether this change produces a winning record overall depends largely on the effectiveness of individual initiatives...
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Apodaca: Selfie death knell sounds at OscarsStory | Mar 7, 2014 | 12:01 PMWhen Ellen DeGeneres staged a group selfie with Hollywood stars at the Academy Awards last week, it was widely heralded as a watershed moment. DeGeneres proudly announced that Twitter had momentarily crashed due to a record number of retweets of the...
National champions to visit White HouseStory | Mar 7, 2014 | 9:22 PMKaleigh Gilchrist, a former Newport Harbor High standout, is definitely excited to visit the White House with the rest of her USC women's water polo teammates on Monday and she has made special plans for the event. She posted Friday as her status on...
Christian leader and gay rights advocate to speakStory | Mar 14, 2014 | 2:29 PMThe Rev. Elder Nancy Wilson, a high-profile advocate for gay rights in Christianity, will speak Sunday at Resurrection Beach Metropolitan Community Church in Costa Mesa. Wilson is the moderator of the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community...
UC Irvine wants President Obama as graduation speaker in June
Preparing future scientists and engineersStory | Feb 7, 2014 | 6:51 PMAbout 500 educators gathered in Costa Mesa this week to address ways to introduce science, technology, engineering and mathematics, so-called STEM education, to preschoolers. The Early Childhood STEM Conference, held from Thursday to Saturday at the...
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Commentary: Apocalyptic plots ruin moviegoingStory | Jun 28, 2013 | 9:55 AM"Man of Steel," the reboot of the Superman film franchise, had the biggest opening of a film in June, earning more than $125 million. It's a real shame that a film that depicts catastrophic destruction of huge swaths of city blocks is entertaining to the...


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New sleep cycle alarm clock: Very easy to use - Requires no sensors
Stress begins in the Morning. Do not use conventional alarm clocks. It harms your health. A new study (National Research Centre for the Working Environment, Copenhagen, Denmark) shows that even the wake-up call of a conventional alarm clock puts our body under unhealthy stress.
Mr. Cond 2 for iPhone Adds More Fun to Mobile Gaming
On the heels of the huge success of the original Mr. Cond app, 7bit LLC is thrilled to announce that the recently released Mr. Cond 2 v.1.3.1 for iPhone and iPod touch - available now at the App Store (Games) for $0.99 - delivers more excitement, features, and fun than the first version of Mr.
Comic Pie is a Comic Strip with Special Effects
Independent developer, Evgeny Bakal announces Comic Pie 1.11 for iPad. The authors of the Comic strip genre generally make their applications using the slide show idea, but up-to-date technologies give much more possibilities in creative work and Comic Pie proves it.
Night Whisper Lane Scenario 2: Boss Rush Mode is Out Now
Today EPX Games announces that Night Whisper Lane's Scenario 2: Boss Rush Mode is out on iOS, Android and Amazon Kindle. Night Whisper Lane 2.0 is a brand new survival horror game that many gamers refer to as "Resident Evil Meets Final Fantas." Boss Rush Mode is a sequence of consecutive boss battles as an extra challenge to players.
Its Not Too Late to Improve Quality of Life by Learning About Yourself
Indie developer James Hollender's Life Inventory apps make a great, inexpensive way to improve your quality of life. The iPad and iPhone versions are Lifestyle apps that guide users in creating their own Life Inventory, which can provide greater self-understanding of personality, strengths and weaknesses leading to a better quality of life.
Mobile Phone Call App to Be Released in North America
Teknodelta today is proud to announce FunCall 1.0 app is ready to use with iOS and Android mobile platforms in North America. FunCall makes use of fuzzy logic to simulate phone calls, which appear real even to the user.
Nicholas Stratigopoulos launches 2nd educational app, Basketball PE
Well, there is good news for all iPhone/iPod and iPad users! Nicholas Stratigopoulos is delighted to announce the release of Basketball PE, an enthralling app that aspires at providing games and activities to create an enthusiasm for all age groups.
Huge paleo food database update, all CrossFit named WODs and more
Today, KJM Productions is pleased to announce the release of Food RX 1.4, an update to their easy-to-use paleo and zone dieting application developed exclusively for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices.
Bee Story from Nevosoft Now Available on App Store for iPhone and iPad
Nevosoft, a top Russian casual game developer, is pleased to introduce an original arcade game called Bee Story 1.1 for iPhone and iPad. The main character of this story is a charming bee.
Remix your iBooks with Book Creator for iPad 2.4
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WordPivot for iPad: Boost Vocabulary by Reading Your Favorite eBooks
Word Pivot LLC is thrilled to announce the release of WordPivot 1.0.3, a research-based reading app that creates personalized quizzes inside the pages of your favorite eBooks to help you turbocharge your vocabulary.
Leonard Maltin Movie Guide for iOS - Updated
mobileAge has released the updated 2013 edition of the authoritative Leonard Maltin Movie Guide for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. In addition to over 300 new high quality concise capsule reviews and ratings, personal movie lists (favorites, recommendations, want to see, etc.) are now backed up/restored via Apple's iCloud.
Challenge! Brings Social Gaming Fun to Classic Strategy Game Agon
Gamers who want to battle their friends face-to-face or over the Internet to see who the superior strategist is can now download the fun, exciting and addictive new game Challenge! 1.0 for iOS.
iPoe Collection Receives the PIA Award for Best App Book in Fiction
Play Creatividad team, a small studio from Barcelona, has been honored with the Publishing Innovation Award for the best App in Fiction Category for "iPoe Collection: The Interactive and Illustrated Edgar Allan Poe Collection", for iPad and iPhone that gathers some stories from the master of horror, Edgar Allan Poe, enhancing it with illustrations, animations, interaction and original soundtrack.
Documents by Readdle claims a spot on the every iPad Home screen
Today Readdle releases Documents by Readdle, its newest iPad application, to claim a spot on every iPad Home screen. It allows people to store, read, listen to, watch and download almost anything they want on their devices.


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In case you missed it while watching a tape delay of "Big Brother" cause you couldn't catch the beginning, or you were at your weekly bowling game, or night of softball, LeBron James, yes that LeBron James is coming to "South Beach" as he put it, and joining the Miami Heat. The Heat now become the powerhouse favorite of the NBA, along with Dwyane Wade and another newcomer Chris Bosh, who has flown the coup from Toronto. The Rapters, not Maple Leafs, just to clarify.
So what does this mean for us hockey fans? Well, I have to say the announcement coming on the heels of the Florida Panthers resigning Jason Garrison and picking up free agent Patch Adams (sorry I can't resist), it's another punch in the gut. Or is it? I mean, I personally could care less about the NBA. Sure, I might go to a game if you ask me to, but I'm not going outta my way to go. I'm not running out and buying a Heat T-shirt. Hell, the one I have in my closet has never been worn!
So as I've gone around the worldwide, ok local interweb, there are mixed emotions about the deal and how it relates to Panthers hockey. The Miami Heathad to stop the sales of tickets on Thursday with the rumor of LeBroncoming to town. Meanwhile the Panthers got into the excitement with their new "Seats Fit For a King" promotion, which has some people pissed off! $23.00 seats in the lower bowl. About 65% less than what I pay for my seats.
Many comments have been made that the Panthers have taken advantage of this and made themselves more of a joke with their marketing ploy. What else can they do? Some season ticket holders are pissed off at the price that's being offered for seats compared to what they are paying. Others feel that having LeBron can actually be a positive to the Panthers. How? Well, if the Heat games are sold out, or tickets that are available are priced out of most people's price range, the Panthers will be a great option, or alternative.
But let's face it folks, is it really the ticket prices that have you pissed off, or is it something else? As for me, I've been a season ticket holder for 12 going on 13 seasons here, and the pricing structure doesn't have me as concerned or upset as the main theme. We have no superstar, and we haven't had a clear direction for awhile! We are going through our third or fourth rebuild in how many years? Granted this time, and I mean it, I have full faith in the process that new General Manager Dale Tallon is using. However I'm disappointed that it appears that we will be forced to go through another season with no name players. Not Tallon's fault. He's got a mess to clean up that was left to him, and there's no real quick fix.
We're not going to go out and offer Ilya Kovalchuk nine million dollars a year. If we do, I think I'd jump out my 7th floor window here at the Rat Trick office. It's too much money for one player that we can't afford, and let's face it, like having Pavel Bure years ago, the supporting cast around him isn't good enough yet. I also don't know that Ilya is the type of player that makes others around him better. Sure he would be nice to have, but let's be realistic, is he going to change the future of this team all by himself?
So yes, the Panthers have their own "Decisions" to make. Our decision as fans will be do we remain patient and support them no matter what? Or do we run for the hills beach, and jump on the NBA bandwagon?
Here's the rub, as some would say. The previous decisions that were made by ownership and management have put the Panthers in the spot they are in today. It's a cleanup that can't be fixed overnight no matter how much we want to try and believe that it can be. We're stuck with contracts that never should have been handed out. Rusty Olesz for one. We have a high priced goaltender that's pretty much impossible to trade because of his contract that we inherited. We have a couple players Rhino and Still-Man (cause he's slow), that are probably not very movable due to age and lack of production. They are on the downside of their careers.
I'm sure we're all running out of patience, and while things appear to be slowly turning around, the Miami Heat possessing three top players has us all a bit desperate for the Panthers to react. Am I right?
Remember, that's what got us in this position in the first place. Be faithful, be patient. It's the only choice you have.
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Everlast EverGel Weighted Hand Wraps
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The Everlast® EverGel™ Weighted Hand Wraps are the perfect training tool for your next advanced heavy bag or shadowboxing workout. Keep or remove the one-pound weight from the back of the gloves depending on your workout. When throwing the hardest punches, the EverGel ™ material dissipates impact energy and protects your knuckles. Tailor the fit of your gloves with the full wrist wrap strap for maximum wrist support.
- Pair of EverGel™ weighted hand wraps for heavy bag, speed bag and cardio strike workouts
- EverGel™ material dissipates impact energy and protects knuckles
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My friend Alice is Mexican and of course makes spanish rice, lol. She gave me her recipe, which is basically by eyeball. I know it by heart and it is the best spanish rice! For a quick change, I sometimes use curry instead of cumin..great taste! You can also add some frozen carrots and peas..
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When: May 14, 2013
Two Tone Straw and Grosgrain Hat: Self Made
Bee Print Silk Blouse: Emerson Fry
Black High Waisted Shorts: Kate Spade Saturday
Leather Skimmer Flats: Madewell
Cross Body Bag: Coach "Mini Willis"
Where: Studio, hopefully a bike ride later!
Why: This outfit came together in a perfect storm of inspiration - from the texture of my hat and the bee print of my blouse, to the kinda sorta retro-y vintage feel of the high waisted shorts, silk tie and the shape of the hat.
First of all, I saw The Great Gatsby this weekend and absolutely loved it. I'm a big fan of Baz Lurhmann and Catherine Martin and I've recently also fallen hard for design of the 1920s (how hard? check out my 30th bday fête!) I know this outfit isn't that Gatsby or a literal interpretation of the twenties, but I this is what I came up with based on that inspiration. I'm one gimlet away from a fox trot, kid!
The other inspiration came from the weave of the straw I used to make this hat, which kind of reminds me of a vintage bee keeper's hood. With that in mind, I pulled out my silk bee blouse. Isn't the combo cute?!
Because the shorts are so short, I felt that flats would be most flattering (the shorter the hem, the lower the heel!). I finished it all off with my new little Coach bag. We're due for a sunny, beautiful day, so I can't wait to jump on my bike for a long ride this afternoon!


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An ok tube.
I'm playing mainly rock/metal, with a variety of guitars and amps. I've tried this tube in my ADA MP-1, Marshall heads, 5150 heads and a 5150 Combo.
I've never been 100% happy with the sound of the JJ preamp tubes. They seem to lack any kind of character, and are somewhat bland as compared to some other tubes. Though, this might be a desirable trait depending on your amp. It can be used to tame excessive highs from some amps, and make them a little smoother sounding.
The have plenty of drive, and work well with distortion. They lack sparkle to me, and didn't have a lot of overtones happening at the drive levels I use. The fact that they seem almost neutral sounding tone-wise, can make them sound a little dark, which can be a good thing or a bad thing depending on the sound you want, and/or the rest of your rig.
They just weren't the right tube for me, even though I do tend to end up using them once and a while, simply because they're so easy to find, I have a bunch of them already, and they're pretty cheap.
I'm not very comfortable with their reliability, as more than a couple have blown on me long before they should have died. A couple I've used have died as soon as I installed them, and I have seen them new, uninstalled, with the vacuum broken, and a nice white film on the inside of the tube.
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The guy at Eurotubes (the JJ distributor) seems to be an alright guy. He's helpful, and will definitely hook you up with the set you want/need if you talk to him about your needs. They've been ok in the past with returns as well.
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They're a decent tube, that seem somewhat neutral sounding, if not slightly dark. Easy to acquire, and fairly cheap.
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Guest post by travel advisor Alexandra Maier
The Colombian coffee region (la zona cafetera) is one of the most visited destinations in Colombia and it´s also one of my personal favorites. It´s beautifully green and covered with coffee plantations and it just looks spectacular in between the mountains and clouds.
The valleys with rivers running through them look marvelous, the people are polite and the culture is rich with traditions that have been passed down by the local people.
Here are some facts you might not know about Colombia´s "coffee triangle":
- It´s known as the "Coffee Triangle" because of the 3 cities/departments that make up the area: Pereira (Department Risaralda), Armenia (Department Quindío) and Manizales (Department Caldas)
- Over 80,000 people are involved in the cultivation of coffee in the region
- It was declared a UNESCO World heritage Site in June 2011.
There are lots of things to see in the Colombian coffee region, but here are my top 6:
1. Visit the hot springs of Santa Rosa de Cabal
The beautiful waterfalls surrounded by green woods will take your breath away! While being stunned by the views, relax in the hot thermal water pools. It´s especially nice when the night draws in and the waterfalls are all lit up.
Also, Santa Rosa de Cabal is famous for having the best sausages in Colombia! You´ll be sure to find people selling them on barbeques on every corner. Santa Rosa de Cabal is a bit less than 45 minutes away from Pereira and it´s best to go during the week and in the early afternoon.
2. Go rafting or floating on the Rio Negro
Float along the river on a bamboo raft and enjoy the beautiful nature around you. This is definitely worth doing, if you don't mind getting wet!
3. Valle de Cocorra, Salento and Filandia
A trip to the Colombian coffee region wouldn´t be complete without a visit to the Valle de Cocorra. It's a marvelous valley covered in 70 meter high wax palm trees. This in unique in the world and a place you really shouldn't miss! Also, the restaurant DONDE JUAN B is worth a stop.
Close by you´ll find the small and typical villages of Salento and Filandia where you can drink a coffee on their pretty plazas and buy some traditional handicrafts. Filandia also has a tower with a great view over the coffee region.
4. Take a coffee course at San Alberto
This traditional coffee farm is still a family business and is inspired by vineyards in France. They really have the best coffee in the world along with a great view over the coffee plantations and very friendly guides who explain all the details about producing coffee. Delicious – especially if you include the tasting process!
5. Go trekking in the Los Nevados National Park
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This is a must for lovers of the great outdoors. The "Nevado" is one of Colombia´s 5000 meter mountains and has snow on top of it for most of the year. The tours take you to a very high point, or "base camp", where you begin a 2-3 hour hike to the Laguna Verde (Green lagoon). Simply beautiful!
6. Visit a Hummingbird reserve
Hummingbirds ("colibris") are very famous in Colombia and in the Coffee region you can see them almost everywhere. You can also visit the Rio Blanco nature reserve to see them a little closer (they are really fast!) and to get to know all the different species. Great for Birdlovers!
Whatever it is you like doing, don´t miss taking a tour through one of Colombia´s most spectacular regions!
If you like our blog, don´t forget to´like´ us on facebook and follow us on twitter.Curious about tours to Colombia? Browse through our suggested itineraries or get in touch with one of our travel advisors.


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Locate your place in the exciting field of GISIn existence since 1962, Geographical Information Systems (GIS) are really coming into their own today. And not just in your car's GPS system or your cell phone's tracking capabilities. GIS is finding applications throughout science, government, business, and industry, from regional and community planning, architecture, and transportation to public health, crime mapping, and national defense.Michael DeMers's Fundamentals of Geographic Information, Fourth Edition brings an already essential text up to date, capturing the significant developments in the field and responding to the needs of a diverse set of readers, from geographers to students in a host of other fields.If you are a non-geographer or new to GIS, get a quick introduction to the "lay of the land" of GIS through the new "Spatial Learner's Permit" section. Then join in the excitement of discovery with GIS databases as you absorb the such concepts and skills as digital geographic data and maps, GIS data models, spatial analysis, measurement and classification, cartographic modeling, and GIS design.Responding to both the needs and technical skills of today's students, this Fourth Edition:* Makes concepts accessible to students from a wide range of backgrounds* Offers more practical and relevant coverage of GIS design and implementation* Reflects the latest changes in GIS applications* Examines in greater depth the underlying computer science behind GIS* Uncovers the most recent developments on GIS research* Expands coverage of the increasingly robust literature on cartographic visualization* Includes Web-based labs and links to current and updated dataset resourcesTaking an open-ended, hands-on approach that gets you to ask your own questions about the underlying concepts, the Fourth Edition helps you not only master the basics but acquire the active problem-solving skills that are a key component of success in the GIS industry.
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iM Premiere: REBEL REBEL – Be Heard
iM is proud to present the premiere of Be Heard – the debut EP from our September 2012 featured artist: Toronto indie-rock quintet REBEL REBEL.
The six-track effort opens with a synth-y introduction and leads on to showcase a non-stop album-encompassing song-to-song mix. Thickly-mastered scowling vocal lines (in the vein of THE TREWS, or POOR YOUNG THINGS) float amid a heavy mix of drums, booming bass tones, and slightly-distorted guitar that help to bring all the layers together. Unlike those aforementioned acts, REBEL REBEL steer more towards a 90′s Can-Rock throwback vibe – in particular on our favourite tracks I Know (What You Mean), and Kingston.
The finished package has a great deal of cohesion for an EP as well, courtesy of some ambient noise-filled transitions between songs, though this might make it so it doesn't jive perfectly with a song shuffle playlist. But in its entirety, REBEL REBEL's Be Heard is a really strong first effort – check it out in all its majesty below (blast it loud!!)
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Respondent's opposition to vacatur attempts to transform the equitable doctrine of vacatur into a straitjacket. Respondent insists (Br. 6-8, 13) that this Court must focus exclusively on the technical question of which party took the last procedural step in a case that became moot, rather than on the overall circumstances and conduct of the parties. This Court's jurisprudence of vacatur, however, is not so mechanistic. To the contrary, this Court has repeatedly stressed that the vacatur determination "is an equitable one" with an "emphasis on fault." U.S. Bancorp Mortgage Co. v. Bonner Mall Partnership, 513 U.S. 18, 26, 29 (1994). The Court's power is to do what "justice may require" (id. at 21) (quoting Walling v. James V. Reuter, Inc., 321 U.S. 671, 677 (1944)), keeping in mind whether the "extraordinary course of this litigation" (Arizonans for Official English v. Arizona, 520 U.S. 43, 74 (1997)) or the "vagaries of circumstance[s]" (Bonner Mall, 513 U.S. at 25) have prevented a petitioner, through no fault of its own, from obtaining review of adverse precedent through the ordinary course of appellate review.
1. Vacatur is appropriate in this case first because it was the "unilateral action of the party who prevailed in the lower court" that set in motion the series of events that has denied the United States the opportunity to obtain review on the merits of the Ninth Circuit's judgment. Arizonans for Official English, 520 U.S. at 72 (quoting Bonner Mall, 513 U.S. at 23). Although respondent accuses (Br. 1, 2, 5, 11) the government of attempting to manipulate the judicial process, what is noticeably absent from respondent's opposition to our motion to vacate the court of appeals' judgment is any explanation of why, less than three weeks before the scheduled date of oral argument, respondent chose to reveal for the first time in this litigation critical information that he has possessed for five years- indeed, since before this litigation ever commenced.
a. In his brief on the merits, in which respondent first disclosed that the British Consul in Seattle had summarized the critical section of the letter for him (Br. 6, 38 n.17, 48-49), respondent attempted to justify his tardy revelation as prompted by the government's representation concerning the Labour government's view regarding disclosure of the document. That representation, however, was made during the oral argument before the court of appeals-more than eighteen months and numerous procedural stages earlier in this case-and therefore does not justify respondent's failure to disclose the letter in the eighteen months since. See Gov't Mot. to Vacate 12-13 & n.3. Nor does that representation in the court of appeals furnish any logical explanation for respondent's failure to disclose the letter prior to that time, because the Consul's letter was written at a time when the Conservative Party, not the Labour Party, was in power. Furthermore, because respondent was in possession of the letter during the time the case was before the district court, he was obligated to introduce it into the record then if he was going to rely on it at all, not withhold the letter from the record at that time and then reveal it for the first time as extra-record evidence in this Court. Id. at 11 & n.2. Even if respondent had proceeded in the proper way and tried to introduce the letter into the record after entry of judgment in the district court-by filing a motion in the district court under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 60(b)(2)-he could not have succeeded, because the British Consul's letter, while unquestionably material, is plainly not "newly discovered."
Nor could respondent, who is himself an attorney, plausibly claim that he was unaware of the materiality to this case of an official British government disclosure to respondent when the United States' entire defense was predicated, from the outset, upon the British government's desire for confidentiality and the fact that the British government itself had refused to release the document. Indeed, respondent's actions in the district court belie any such claim. After respondent lost before the district court, he moved to set aside the judgment, under Rule 60(b)(6), revealing that an unnamed official in the British government had disclosed the letter's contents to an unidentified acquaintance of respondent. See Gov't Opening Br. 8 n.5; J.A. 52-56.1 Without confirming the correctness of respondent's recitation of what he had been told, the government opposed his motion on the ground that unauthorized disclosures, in any event, do not waive the applicability of Exemption 1. See Def. Opp. to Pl's. Mot. to Set Aside J. 2-8. In particular, the government argued that respondent needed to establish an "official and documented disclosure" to prevail. Id. at 7. It is thus inconceivable that the relevance of the British Consul's "official and documented disclosure" of a critical and sensitive part of the classified letter never occurred to respondent.2
Although respondent relied on the Consul's letter in his brief on the merits in this Court (at 38 n.17, 48-49) to argue that there was no legitimate basis for withholding all of the July 1994 letter that is the subject of this FOIA case, he now seeks to minimize the significance of the Consul's letter by characterizing it as pertaining only to "a single reference in the Extradition Letter." Mot. Opp. 7. Prior to the State Department's release of the classified letter last week, respondent, of course, had not received any official confirmation from the United States government about whether the Consul's letter revealed a portion or the entirety of the classified letter. At every stage of this litigation, however, respondent has argued that at least any portions of the classified letter that were in the public domain should be disclosed - just as he argued that very point in his merits brief filed two weeks ago in this Court (at 48-49), albeit relying for the first time on the Consul's letter. Yet his opposition offers no explanation for why, since he now considers the letter critically relevant to his segregability claim (ibid.), respondent did not consider the letter equally relevant some time before this Court granted certiorari and before respondent received our opening brief.
There is no merit to respondent's effort (Mot. Opp. 7) to blame the government for failing to learn about this information during discovery in the district court. The standard procedure in a FOIA case, which was followed here, is for the government to submit the declarations of responsible government officials setting forth the basis for withholding, and for the court then to decide whether summary judgment should be granted on the basis of those declarations. It is up to the party opposing summary judgment for the government to put in evidence that may raise a genuine issue of material fact. Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(e). The government is under no obligation to engage in discovery to see whether the plaintiff has such information, and it is entirely reasonable and fair for the government to proceed on the assumption that the plaintiff will come forward with any such evidence if he has it. Indeed, it is entirely reasonable and fair to expect a FOIA requester to provide such evidence when requesting information from the agency in the first place.
Nor does respondent explain what more the United States government could or should have done to verify the British government's opposition to disclosure. See Mot. Opp. 7 (accusing the government of failing "to carefully examine the premises" of its classification judgment). The British Home Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London voiced the British government's objection to disclosure in a letter to the State Department when notified of respondent's FOIA request (see Resp. Opp. App. 30a-31a), and State Department and Justice Department officials repeatedly verified that position at every stage of this litigation. Whether the British government in London should or should not have been cognizant of a letter written by the British Consul in Seattle is irrelevant. The significant point for present purposes is that the United States government was in no position to comb the files of a foreign government before crediting that government's repeated representations to Executive Branch officers charged with conducting the Nation's foreign policy.
b. Respondent next tries to avoid his share of responsibility for the current situation by insisting (Mot. Opp. 4-5, 7-8, 13) that the contents of the Consul's letter were not critically revealing. The short answer is that the British government thought otherwise.3 The United States protected the letter's confidentiality because of the British government's expectation of confidentiality and that government's repeated objections (which were reasonable, in the view of the State Department) to disclosure of its confidential communication about an extradition matter of extreme political sensitivity. The importance the British government attached to the matters revealed in the Consul's letter, moreover, is understandable. Concerns about the fairness of the trial for the defendants were what inspired such heated and prolonged debate in Britain about the extradition. Written on the heels of that political firestorm, the nature and content of the Home Office's letter to the United States government and the tone of the communication were matters of great domestic political delicacy and sensitivity in Great Britain. In particular, the letter included the explanation that the Home Secretary had declined to seek an undertaking from the United States government that the trial of respondent's client would be moved to another neutral State, on the ground that "the place of the trial is, of course, for the US authorities to decide." Gov't Mot. to Vac. App. 4a. The British Consul's letter revealed that critical information by making clear that the British government had chosen to leave the place of trial to the United States authorities, notwithstanding the political pressure concerning the matter in Britain. Whether respondent-or the United States government for that matter-would consider disclosure of that information sufficient to warrant the British government's change in position about the need for confidentiality of the July 1994 letter is beside the point. What is critical is that the prior revelation by its own Consul in Seattle-of which the responsible officials in the British government in London were not previously aware-led the British government to conclude that confidentiality was no longer necessary and, indeed, that the letter should be released.4 When respondent finally revealed the existence of the British Consul's letter, the United States government immediately brought it to the attention of the British government so that it might consider whether it continued to object to disclosure, in light of the revelations the Consul's letter contained. The United States government brought the letter to the British government's attention not, as respondent contends (Mot. Opp. 2), to avoid "the inconvenience of adversarial litigation," but because updating the British government and inquiring further about their views is precisely what officers of this Court-especially government lawyers, see Berger v. United States, 295 U.S. 78, 88 (1935)-should do when confronted with important new information about pending litigation. It also is precisely what the Executive Order envisions, by requiring individualized assessments of the damage to national security that disclosure of a particular document portends (see Gov't Br. 32-33; Gov't Reply Br. 5).
Moreover, once the British government independently determined that it no longer objected to disclosure and, indeed, that the letter should be released, the United States government could not, consistent with its obligations under the Executive Order and FOIA-not to mention its obligations to this Court, respondent, and the public-continue to keep the letter classified and withhold it from respondent. The basis for the State Department's judgment that disclosure would damage the national security by breaching the trust of an important ally in the sensitive area of international law enforcement cooperation had evaporated due to the actions of the British government. The State Department (and the lawyers representing it) could not, as respondent apparently would have it (Mot. Opp. 7-8, 13), have pretended that the disclosure was not significant-it obviously was-or delayed in declassifying the letter. See Exec. Order No. 12,958, § 3.2(a) (1996) ("Information shall be declassified as soon as it no longer meets the standards for classification under this order.") (emphasis added).
What the State Department was required to do here is a far cry from the volitional, deliberate, and pre-planned mooting of a case through settlement that this Court addressed in Bonner Mall. Here, the Ninth Circuit's judgment has become unreviewable not by the government's "own choice," Bonner Mall, 513 U.S. at 25, but by circumstances that respondent set in motion, which then triggered an independent decision by the British government, which then gave the United States government no choice under the law but to declassify the letter and release it to respondent. Thus, while the government admittedly took the last step, mooting the case was an entirely foreseeable consequence of respondent's belated disclosure of critical information.
The intervening change in position by the British government, which removed the basis for classification and thus fundamentally changed the face of this litigation, undercuts respondent's reliance on Bonner Mall in another respect as well. The situation is analogous to mootness caused by intervening legislation, which has been held not to fall within Bonner Mall's limitation on vacatur. See, e.g., National Black Police Ass'n v. District of Columbia, 108 F.3d 346, 352 (D.C. Cir. 1997) ("The mere fact that a legislature has enacted legislation that moots an appeal, without more, provides no grounds for assuming that the legislature was motivated by such a manipulative purpose."); see also American Library Ass'n v. Barr, 956 F.2d 1178, 1187 (D.C. Cir. 1992) (vacatur appropriate where a case became moot on appeal due to Congress's passage of new legislation, because Congress's action "to repair what may have been a constitutionally defective statute * * * represents responsible lawmaking, not manipulation of the judicial process"). Moreover, just as "the respect that courts owe other organs of government should make [them] wary of impugning the motivations that underlie a legislature's actions," National Black Police Ass'n, 108 F.3d at 352, this Court should decline respondent's invitation (Mot. Opp. 14 n.6) "to impute such manipulative conduct" to a foreign sovereign or to apply in these circumstances "a doctrine that appears to rest on the likelihood [that] a manipulative purpose" (108 F.3d at 352) animated Executive Branch officials in their dealings with an important ally.5
2. In weighing the relevant equities, it also is significant that respondent has no personal equity in seeking to retain the Ninth Circuit's judgment in place. He has received the document he requested, and he has no broader personal interest in insisting that a particular rule of law remain in effect in the Ninth Circuit to govern the future disclosure of documents to members of the public generally.
Because vacatur is an equitable doctrine, consideration of the entire circumstances occasioning mootness -and not just the last step-is required.6 Furthermore, the equitable doctrine of vacatur should be applied in a manner that promotes rather than "disturb[s] the orderly operation of the federal judicial system." Bonner Mall, 513 U.S. at 27. Indeed, "[f]rom the beginning [this Court] ha[s] disposed of moot cases in the manner '"most consonant to justice" . . . in view of the nature and character of the conditions which have caused the case to become moot.'" Bonner Mall, 513 U.S. at 24 (quoting United States v. Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Actien Gesellschaft, 239 U.S. 466, 477-478 (1916), and South Spring Gold Mining Co. v. Amador Gold Mining Co., 145 U.S. 300, 302 (1892)).
Here, "[i]t would certainly be a strange doctrine that would permit a plaintiff to obtain a favorable judgment" without revealing important information, "take voluntary action [that] moot[s] the dispute, and then retain the [benefit of the] judgment," Arizonans for Official English, 520 U.S. at 75 (this Court's brackets), simply because the government responded to the unexpected developments in the responsible and straightforward manner required by law and expected of officers of the Court. Because mootness occurred as a result of the government's adherence to "orderly procedure" in response to changed circumstances beyond its control, rather than as a result of an independently volitional decision by the government to "step[] off the statutory path" established for review of adverse judgments, "the public interest is best served by granting relief" in the form of vacatur. Bonner Mall, 513 U.S. at 27.
Respondent asserts (Mot. Opp. 11) that granting vacatur under these circumstances "could become a weapon" for the government to "'reverse by mootness' any FOIA or Administrative Procedure Act precedents with which the government disagrees." It is utterly implausible to suppose that granting vacatur in the circumstances of this case would raise the specter of the government filing meritless appeals and petitions for writs of certiorari solely in the hope that the other side will later reveal critical, previously undisclosed information that will then cause a third party to take action that then leaves the United States no choice but to release a document, which will then allow the government to seek vacatur of the underlying judgment before a decision on the merits issues. Merely to state respondent's speculative chain of events is to refute it.
3. Finally, as we explain in our motion to vacate (at 15-19), just as this Court weighed federalism concerns in deciding that vacatur was appropriate in Arizonans for Official English, 520 U.S. at 75, the substantial separation-of-powers concerns raised by the Ninth Circuit's decision, and the consequent chilling effect on the Executive Branch's conduct of the Nation's foreign relations, weigh strongly in favor of vacatur in this case. Respondent's only answer to that argument is to insist that the court of appeals' decision could have no such impact because it concerned only "the classification of this one letter" under the terms of the new Executive Order. Mot. Opp. 13. But this Court does not grant a writ of certiorari to correct such narrow, record-bound errors. And, in fact, the impact of the court of appeals' decision is much broader. The Ninth Circuit has, in a published opinion, imposed a reading of the President's Executive Order that significantly restricts the Executive Branch's ability to protect the confidences of foreign governments and that will therefore erode the willingness of other governments to share sensitive information with the United States or to engage in candid dialogue regarding matters of importance to the Nation's foreign relations.7
Whether or not the Ninth Circuit's decision is correct, it should not be permitted to stand unreviewed in light of those adverse consequences. Vacatur is not reversal. We do not and could not ask this Court to rule in favor of the government on the merits. We simply request the Court to restore the status quo ante in the Ninth Circuit. Vacatur is the only means of ensuring that the Ninth Circuit's decision-which this Court found sufficiently significant to warrant review-does not undermine the framework within which the United States can engage in candid diplomatic dialogue about matters of importance to the Nation's foreign affairs.
Respondent objects (Br. 14) that this Court cannot "peek" at the merits of a case in deciding whether vacatur is appropriate. But recognizing that certain decisions, regardless of their unreviewed merit, have a unique inter-branch impact and raise fundamental concerns going to the structure of our government is a significant step removed from a merits-based analysis, as this Court recognized in Arizonans for Official English, supra. It simply reflects the well-established rule that vacatur is appropriate "to prevent a judgment, unreviewable because of mootness, from spawning any legal consequences." United States v. Munsingwear, Inc., 340 U.S. 36, 41 (1950). That doctrine, in turn, is based in equity's traditional concern that the public interest be considered in affording relief. See Bonner Mall, 513 U.S. at 26 ("As always when federal courts contemplate equitable relief, our holding must also take account of the public interest."); Precision Instrument Mfg. Co. v. Automotive Maintenance Machinery Co., 324 U.S. 806, 816 (1945). Absent vacatur, the status quo is a judgment that never would have issued had respondent disclosed the British Consul's letter in a timely fashion. That ruling now threatens to chill the Executive Branch's conduct of foreign relations and, in turn, to affect the amount of protection other governments afford the confidences of the United States. Thus, the relevant equitable considerations all weigh in favor of vacatur as the disposition "most consonant to justice" (Bonner Mall, 513 U.S. at 24 (quoting Hamburg-Amerikanische, 239 U.S. at 478) in this case.8
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For the foregoing reasons and for those stated in our motion to vacate the judgment of the court of appeals, the Court should vacate the judgment of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and remand the case to that court with directions to vacate the judgment of the district court and remand to that court for dismissal of the case as moot.
Respectfully submitted.
Solicitor General
Legal Advisor
Department of State
1 Respondent explained that he was putting the new information into the record to "provide[] at least some basis to grapple on appeal with the merits of the Court's judgment" and "so as to be able to offer an intelligent argument to the Court of Appeals on the question whether the letter should be released." J.A. 55.
2 Respondent's opposition to our motion notably omits any discussion of his Rule 60(b)(6) motion.
3 Apparently, the Home Secretary's discussion of the problem of local prejudice also was the portion of the July 1994 letter that the British Consul in Seattle thought most relevant to disclose.
4 An additional answer is that respondent himself also thought the disclosure was significant at the time he filed his merits brief, in which he contended (Br. 48) that, in light of the Consul's letter, "a substantial amount of information about this two-page letter is already in the public domain." The only other public information to which respondent refers (beyond his surmise about the doctrine of dual criminality) is the government's brief description of the document for purposes of Vaughn v. Rosen, 484 F.2d 820 (D.C. Cir. 1973), cert. denied, 415 U.S. 977 (1974), a disclosure which obviously cannot be considered substantial or significant under FOIA.
5 With respect to respondent's claim (Mot. Opp. 5) that somehow his delay in disclosing information is a mere "fig leaf to cover [the government's] withdrawal from an untenable legal position," we believe that our opening brief and reply brief at the merits stage speak for themselves.
6 Cf. Precision Instrument Mfg. Co. v. Automotive Maintenance Machinery Co., 324 U.S. 806, 814 (1945) ("[t]he guiding doctrine" in equity is the "maxim that 'he who comes into equity must come with clean hands'"; equity is a "vehicle for affirmatively enforcing the requirements of conscience and good faith").
7 The Ninth Circuit is home to the second largest number of FOIA filings in the country. See Office of Information and Privacy, Dep't of Justice, Calendar Year 1998 Report to Congress on FOIA, (list of FOIA Cases Received in 1998), available in www.usdoj.gov/04foia/98receiv.htm.
8 Despite respondent's failure to disclose the British Consul's letter in the district court, we do not oppose vacatur of the district court's judgment as well (which was in favor of the government). See Arizonans for Official English, 520 U.S. at 75 (exceptional circumstances and federalism concerns combine to make "vacatur down the line * * * the equitable solution").


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