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[2] The Norwegian Atlantic Current (NwAC) is the northeastern extension of the Gulf Stream, transporting warm and saline Atlantic water (AW) to the polar regions (Figure 1). This current plays a key role in modifying the local climate and in transformation of water masses that return to the Atlantic to contribute in the meridional overturning circulation [e.g., Rahmstorf, 1999], so understanding the variability of this flow is of great importance.
[3] The origin of the NwAC is in the eastern North Atlantic, where the North Atlantic Current (NAC) splits into two branches entering the Norwegian Sea close to the eastern coast of Iceland, and through the Faroe-Shetland Channel [Fratantoni, 2001; Orvik and Niiler, 2002]. From there the flow continues as the two-branch NwAC through the entire Norwegian Sea toward the Arctic [Poulain et al., 1996; Orvik and Niiler, 2002].
[4] In this study we concentrate on the eastern branch of the NwAC, the Norwegian Atlantic Slope Current (NwASC), a nearly barotropic shelf edge current about 3500 km long extending from the Irish-Scottish shelf to the Arctic Ocean, with branches through both the Fram Strait and Barents Sea. The NwASC is thus the major conduit between the Atlantic and the Arctic Ocean.
[5] Variability of the NwASC has been studied west of Scotland-Shetland [Gould et al., 1985; Gordon and Huthnance, 1987; Burrows et al., 1999], in the Svinøy section [Mysak and Schott, 1977; Orvik et al., 2001; Skagseth and Orvik, 2002; Orvik and Skagseth, 2003a] and west of Spitsbergen [Hanzlick, 1983]. Fluctuations at time scales ranging from days to years have been found. The dominant periods are 2–30 days which appear to be an indirect response to local winds or free waves [Gordon and Huthnance, 1987; Skagseth and Orvik, 2002], as wind modulating the sea level along-stream the NwASC on monthly to annual time scales [Skagseth, 2004], and on inter-annual time scales as baroclinic response to wind stress curl in the northern North Atlantic [Orvik and Skagseth, 2003a].
[6] The main focus of this study is on the spatial structure of the coherent variability in the NwASC and its relation to the atmospheric forcing. Particularly relevant in this respect are forced continental shelf waves in response to the local along-slope wind [Gordon and Huthnance, 1987; Skagseth and Orvik, 2002]. If the scale of the atmospheric system is large compared to the width of the continental shelf, and including a coastal boundary [Gill and Schumann, 1974], a shallow onshore Ekman transport will generate a deeper offshore return current through piling up of water against the coast. The response to the wind field will be a quasi-steady forced flow basically parallel to the isobaths. Assuming that the NwASC is a barotropic shelf edge current in presumed geostrophic balance [Gill and Schumann, 1974; Poulain et al., 1996; Orvik and Niiler, 2002], variations of the NwASC should be mirrored in the across-slope sea level gradient which can be derived from TOPEX/ERS sea level anomaly (SLA) data.
[7] In this study we first substantiate the applicability of using altimeter data as proxy for variations of the NwASC. Then the analysis is extended to the entire NwASC where we seek coherent structures of the along-stream current. Finally, these variations in the current are related to the atmospheric forcing.


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The Harvard student who is being sued by Apple and seeking a lawyer to defend him has now found one.
Harvard undergraduate student Nicholas Ciarelli, who goes by the pseudonym Nick dePlume, said in an article on the site that he is being represented free of charge by Terry Gross, a lawyer who once represented the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
"Apple's attempt to silence a small publication's news reporting presents a troubling affront to the protections of the First Amendment," said Nick dePlume, the site's publisher and editor in chief. "I'm grateful that Mr. Gross has stepped forward to help defend these crucial freedoms."
The article goes on to say:
"Apple filed suit against the dePlume Organization LLC -- owner of Think Secret -- and its editor on January 4. Apple's lawsuit is designed to shutter the reporting efforts of a Web site that since 1998 has been the Internet's top source for news scoops about Apple and the Mac.
"Think Secret's reporting is protected by the First Amendment," Gross said. "The Supreme Court has said that a journalist cannot be held liable for publishing information that the journalist obtained lawfully. Think Secret has not used any improper newsgathering techniques. We will be filing a motion asking the Court to dismiss this case immediately on First Amendment grounds under a California statute which weeds out meritless claims that threaten First Amendment rights."
The EFF, as well as several other civil liberties organizations, was instrumental in helping Think Secret find legal representation.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin: The seller, well, I think there's a couple of things that typically happen when a company gets sold and why a company gets sold. You know, one reason is that the stock is in the toilet. And that the CEO sees the handwriting on the wall and says, I got to get out of this. It's not going to get any better. If we can get a premium for our shares, we should take it and we should run like the wind. That's one scenario. You have other scenarios where a company is owned by family for example.
You have a situation like the sale of Dow Jones frankly, where you have a family who is divided, who some people need money, want money, some others don't. And depending on who wins, perhaps they decide to sell the company. You have generational change. You have situations where a company or a company may have a CEO, a great leader of a CEO who's going to retire and then the board has to say to themselves, well how are we going to continue running this company? Well maybe the better option is to sell the company to a buyer. And then of course you have hostile deals where a company approaches you on a hostile basis and depending on how the market reacts, you may not have a choice.
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