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Umeco Surges to Record on Takeover by Cytec: London Mover
Cytec Industries Inc., a maker of reinforced plastics used in aircraft, agreed to buy Umeco Plc, sending shares of the U.K. supplier for Airbus planes and McLaren racing cars to their highest price ever.
Cytec agreed to pay 550 pence in cash per share, a 46 percent premium to the stock's closing price yesterday, Umeco said today in a statement. Umeco advanced as much as 48 percent to 555 pence and traded at 552 pence at 11:17 a.m., leading gains in the FTSE All-Share Index.
The purchase values the Warwickshire, England-based manufacturer at 274 million pounds ($437 million), while Cytec had a market capitalization of $2.63 billion at the close of trading yesterday in New York.
Cytec Chief Executive Officer Shane Fleming is refocusing the Woodland Park, New Jersey-based specialty chemicals and materials company on products for planes and cars. The manufacturer said in January it hired JPMorgan Chase & Co. to review options for the "separation" of its coating resins unit and last year sold a chemical unit to HIG Capital LLC.
The acquisition "greatly improves our presence in the industrial sector, where we see tremendous potential for significant value creation in applications like automotive as customers seek to reduce weight and CO2 emissions," Fleming said in the statement.
BlackRock Inc., Hermes Focus Asset Management and Aberforth Partners, which together hold about 30 percent of Umeco's stock, have agreed to sell their stakes, the U.K. company said. The offer is "fair and reasonable," Umeco said.
Umeco's management board will step down after the planned takeover and the U.K. company's headquarters will probably be closed, Chief Executive Officer Andrew Moss said today on a conference call.
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Lino Lakes wants to be English-only, pleads budget constraints
Lino Lakes isn't quite Wonderbread white, but it's close, according to census figures.
In 2008, 17,425 out of the 18,985 people living there were categorized as white. Fewer than 200 people are of Hispanic or Latino heritage. And so few people there speak a language other than English at home that the Census Bureau didn't even bother counting them.
So maybe there's something logical about the Twin Cities suburb considering an English-only law. City officials say they just can't afford to provide official documents and a website in more than just English, especially since there doesn't seem to be a demonstrated need.
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As the American Civil Liberties Union's Chuck Samuelson tells the Strib, English-only laws are merely part of anti-immigrant sentiments in parts of the country.
League attorney Patricia Beety cautioned Lino Lakes in an e-mail to Acting City Administrator Dan Tesch that there is "no clear case law" to guide cities in Minnesota and added: "These policies are controversial, and there are interest groups on both sides fighting legal battles over their validity."
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Capcom: Sony montion control delay does not affect RE5: Gold release
Capcom has said that Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition's release date will not be changed, just because Sony's has delayed the release of its motion controller.
Revealed to contain support for the Sony Gem/Arc/Controller during last year's Tokyo Game Show, Capcom says that support for the peripheral was never announced for the US version of RE5: Gold – known elsewhere as the Alternative Edition.
"Capcom has not announced any compatibility between Sony's motion controller and Resident Evil 5 in North America," a company rep told Joystiq. "The release of this product will be unaffected by the delay in our territory and is still on track for a March 9 release with the individual pieces of downloadable content released prior".
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My Mom used to make this for us all of the time. This is a quick, inexpensive and delicious one pot meal. She always served it with homemade garlic rolls, but I love to serve it with TSR Version of Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuits by Todd Wilbur.
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The friend who found actor Philip Seymour Hoffman dead of an apparent drug overdose is opening up about the Oscar winner's life and death.
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Three-year-old Yasamin's miracle survival from sinking asylum seeker boat
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- September 03, 2013
FOR the first eight days after she was pulled from the sea after a smuggler's boat sank off the south coast of Java, all that could be seen was the whites of Yasamin's eyes.
It was assumed Yasamin, aged three, was permanently brain-damaged after swallowing too much water while her parents struggled to keep her afloat all night in the sea, holding on to a cabin door.
Yasamin was on a boat with more than 210 people that broke up and sank on July 23, killing 20.
When she was brought to shore, her eyes rolling terribly in the back of her head, you had to wonder if she would have been better off dead.
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After eight days in a Java hospital, her eyes stopped moving and locked still. She stared at one spot on the wall.
No one talked about a recovery. Then, after three weeks, she quietly called for her mother. And slowly started coming to.
"I believed she would be like that forever," said her mother, Lale Parnian, 27, who is now in official asylum-seeker accommodation in Jakarta.
"She is a miracle," says a family friend, Atousa, an Iranian woman who is a veteran of nine failed attempts to catch boats to Australia. "I thought she would never walk or talk again."
Yasamin's father, Ahmad, says he knew the risks. He says he will not forgive himself for putting his little daughter on that boat.
Yasamin was caught in a siege of events that saw her parents take her from their home in Abadan City, in Iran, to the waiting hands of the people smugglers of Indonesia, to a boat bound for Christmas Island.
The men who organised the boat are under arrest and awaiting charges in Java.
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Daniel Radcliffe shared his story of meeting Donald Trump on the Late Night With Seth Meyers before talking about his new off-Broadway play Privacy.
Radcliffe tells that he met Trump while visiting New York City for the first time as an 11-year-old for an appearance on the Today Show. According to Radcliffe he was marched over to meet Trump and when the presumptive Republican presidential nominee asked how he was doing, Radcliffe told him that he was nervous about what to talk about in the show. Radcliffe states that Trump's response was the following:
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Radcliffe also talks about his new off-Broadway show Privacy, which is co-created and written by James Graham and Josie Rourke. According to Broadwayworld.com "Privacy is a timely exploration of the digital age that will feature a cast of seven, including Radcliffe as "The Writer."" In addition to Radcliffe the cast includes De'Adre Aziza, Raffi Barsoumian, Michael Countryman, Rachel Dratch and Reg Rogers.
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"Inspired by the revelations of Edward Snowden, Privacy explores our complicated relationship with technology and data through the funny and heart-breaking travails of a lonely guy (Daniel Radcliffe), who arrives in the city to figure out how to like, tag, and share his life without giving it all away. The play uncovers what our technological choices reveal about who we are, what we want and who's keeping track of it all. This provocative theatrical event will ask audiences to charge their phones, leave them ON during the performance and to embark on a fascinating dive online and into a new reality where we're all connected…for better or worse."
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The VME Tennis Team is open to all 5th through 8th graders.
Coach: Belynda D'Andrea
Assistant Coach: Joy Sullivan
Our first practice will be Friday, Sept. 4th from 10:00 – 12:00
at Asbury Woods tennis courts.
Welcome to the 2015-2016 tennis season! We look forward to working with each of your children, teaching them the basics of tennis as well as the etiquette of the game. Hopefully each player will develop a lifelong love for the sport. Belynda D'Andrea & Joy Sullivan
Sundays 3:00 – 5:00 @ McDowell Tennis Courts (9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27)
Mondays 3:30 – 5:30 @ Asbury Tennis Courts (9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28) SEPT 7TH PRACTICE WILL BE FROM 1:00-3:00.
Please remember water and a snack for practice. There are bathrooms at Asbury where your child can change or they can change at school.
We understand everyone has busy schedules, so it is okay if your child can only make one practice a week or has to leave early. Practices will still be held if there is light rain. Otherwise, we will cancel and try to reschedule.
Only a racquet is necessary. If your child is not certain about playing, we encourage him/her to attend the first practice. We do have extra racquets in the event your child is not sure and you do not want to invest in one yet.
A tennis T-shirt will be issued at the end of September/beginning of October. This will be worn at the diocesan tournament. Shorts/tennis skirts may be of any color. Shorts with pockets are a good idea, if possible.
The tennis season is very short, culminating with the diocesan tournament at Pennbriar Athletic Club. This will take place on Friday, October 2nd (doubles) and Saturday, October 3rd (singles). Everyone is encouraged to play singles. If we have an odd number of players for doubles, someone will unfortunately be excluded or a JV player might have to move up to the varsity level. Please let us know ASAP if you will think you will have any conflicts.
Please read through and sign all the paperwork with your child. Forms can be found on our website under "Athletics", "Forms & Fees".
The athletic fee is $42. This includes a $17 diocesan fee, $11 tournament fee, $5.50 ball fee for the tournament and the remainder for a T-shirt and medal. Please make checks payable to VME Athletics. Forms are due no later than Monday, Sept. 14th and can be turned in at practice or to the Athletic Department mailbox.
I will correspond via e-mail throughout the season. In the event that practice needs to be cancelled, I will text and/or make phone calls.
Please feel free to contact Belynda at 866-2522 (home), 746-7989 (cell) or email@example.com.


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One ritual of spring is planting a garden. And for many home gardeners, this includes plans for preserving and canning the year's bounteous produce.
Since May 11-15, is designated as "Bike to Work Week" it seems fitting that I share my passion for this fun activity in my column space today. Although research shows around 1 percent of adult Americans commute to work by bicycle, roughly 41 percent of work commutes are shorter than 5 miles. If I ride to work in the morning, home for lunch and home again at the end of the day I will log a total of 7 miles. Unless it is below 20 degrees or icy underfoot, you are likely to see me in my hi-vis green jacket ...
There was a time in this country when every home included three things: green shag carpet, an RCA record player and an ashtray. In the late '60s you could add something else to that list: an upright piano.
There may be no greater joy than welcoming a baby into the world, and many moms want to give their babies the best start possible by breastfeeding. For some, however, the amount of milk they produce is limited. For others, the baby may be unable to nurse. And for many adoptive mothers, using one's own breast milk is not an option.
Earlier this year I completed a grant application through the Kansas Radon Program. The grant was approved so I have radon test kits available at the Barton County Extension Office for $1 for a limited time. The kits will be sold one per family on a first come/first served basis.
The recent economic challenges have affected many retired individuals' ability to pay for everyday living expenses as well as major unexpected expenses. Because many Americans have put such a high emphasis on home ownership, the majority of their wealth may be tied up in home equity, limiting their ability to access money to pay expenses. For many individuals in this circumstance, reverse mortgages are attractive because of their ability to provide access to home equity, while retaining the borrower's right to live in their home. However, reverse mortgages are complex financial products that carry significant impacts on the long ...
Experience the sights and sounds of Kansas milling, at the Old Mill Museum's Millfest, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 2 and from 12 to 5 p.m. Sunday May 3, in Lindsborg when the region's oldest flour mill springs to life once again. Millers direct operations, as visitors ages 13 and up tour the 100 year old mill in action. Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for ages 6-12, and under 6 are free. Admission includes a mill tour for those ages 13 and up. Tours are limited to this group as ...
ELLINWOOD – The winners of the Ellinwood High School Juried Art Show have been selected and represent a wide variety of quality work, said Sheri Holmes, director of Ellinwood School/Community Library library/media services.
Have you uncovered an old trunk or piece of furniture that has been in the family forever that is in need of refinishing? If you don't know where to start, keep reading to find your answer. I have hosted refinishing workshops in the past and have enjoyed the friendships and comraderie of others while sanding away on a special treasure.
Happy Easter! An annual tradition for many families is an Easter egg hunt. But I take eggs-tra care if using real eggs. Read on for seven rules to follow for a safe hunt.
Kansas State University is presenting Barbecue 101, a one-day workshop for novice grillers and seasoned (pardon the pun) veterans alike, on Saturday, May 2, in Olathe. K-State specialists will cover the basics of grilling, smoking, and food safety, plus a unique perspective on the science of barbecuing.
Barton County was host to Regional 4-H Day at Great Bend High School on March 13th. Regional 4-H Day participants are the top presentations selected at their local county 4-H Day. The counties represented in the Heart of Kansas 4-H Day Regional are Ellsworth, Pawnee, Rice, Russell, Stafford and Barton.
As the final days of National Nutrition Month pass us by I want to give you some good reasons to choose to eat healthier. Whenever I present educational materials that promote health and wellness I start by asking participants if they think what they choose to eat affects their overall health? Nearly everyone thinks it matters, yet the reasons they give for not eating healthy abound. The USDA developed thirty-seven one page fact sheets as part of the 10 tips nutrition education series. Titles range from: "Kid-Friendly Veggies and Fruits," "Make better beverage choices," "Salt and Sodium," to "Eating Better ...
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National Briefing | West: Hawaii: Currents Cut Swim Field
By Michele Kayal (NYT)
Published: September 3, 2003
More than 300 people were pulled from the ocean as strong currents battered the 34th Waikiki Roughwater Swim. Lifeguards, firefighters and the Coast Guard rescued swimmers with helicopters, motorboats and rescue boards. Of the 1,000 swimmers, 364 finished the race, said Jim Wiencke, a volunteer who worked on communications. The others were rescued or swam ashore. Michele Kayal (NYT)


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Released: Aug 21st, 2007
Running Time: 171
Director: TT Boy
Companies: TTB Productions, Evasive Angles Entertainment, Ttb Productions,Evasive Angles Entertainment
Cast: Taquila, Rock (II), Nathan Threat, Charlie Macc, Kiwi, Mesha
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Specialty
T.T. Boy presents a collection of black girls in trampy street walker lingerie getting their insides filled up with man jam. The scenes repeat a familiar gonzo formula (interview, oral, vag fuck on couch, squeeze out cream pie), and take their time doing it. Frankly the running time of nearly three hours is more indicative of a need for tighter editing than a good bang for your buck.
Of the five scenes, the last two with 19-year-old Mesha and Distiny are the best ones, featuring a greater variety of positions than the others. Kiwi is pleasantly curvy on top and bottom, and has a mouth full of metal, the better to suck your cock with. The scenes with Rena and Taquila are frankly just plain dull.
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I am a new to javaScript, so i was doing some homework and there is this example or quiz i can't able to solve, i tried to see what's my mistake but it doesn't seems it has one but actually it dose.
below is the code please help me out thanks & regard
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Leftovers Start Over, Thanks to Food Pros
By MARIAN BURROS
Published: January 1, 1997
FOR a week, you have eyed that five-pound box of cheap cookies that a business associate sent over. You have wondered what to do with the scraps of Christmas ham.
You are not alone. Professional caterers have dealt with the leftovers problem year in and year out. They have to. You may worry about how leftovers will affect your waistline. They worry about how waste affects their bottom line.
So what does happen to perfectly edible food that caterers prepare but the guests don't eat? And what about the end pieces from many sides of smoked salmon or the stems from 100 pounds of mushrooms?
If a client does not want to keep the leftover food, the caterer is responsible for disposing of it. A lot, of course, goes to shelters. Some must be thrown away for safety reasons. But some can be recycled. So can food that never leaves the catering establishment: the unused parts of ham and mushrooms, broccoli and salmon.
''The object is to use 100 percent of the product,'' said Emmanuel De Chaunac, president of Tentation, Potel & Chebot Catering in Manhattan. ''The thing is to eliminate waste and cut costs.''
Not everyone thinks that way, and some insist they never have enough leftovers to worry about. ''Whatever leftovers there are don't warrant an afterlife,'' said W. Sean Driscoll, an owner of Glorious Food in Manhattan. ''It goes to City Harvest or shelters.''
Most caterers, however, seem to disagree. ''People have forgotten the old French ethic,'' said Susan Holland, who owns Susan Holland & Company in Manhattan. ''They have forgotten the idea of not wasting.''
Bread and smoked and fresh salmon are the most frequently mentioned recyclables. But rinds of Parmigiano Reggiano, orange peel, shrimp shells, crudites, mushroom stems and cookies also undergo amazing makeovers, the kind that most of us who cannot stand to throw good food away would be willing to try.
At Design Cuisine in Washington Bill Holman, the owner, said the company has finally figured out what to do with all the lemon and orange rinds generated by its recipes: glaze them and dip them in chocolate. ''We've now made it into an industry for ourselves,'' Mr. Holman said. ''It's gotten to the point that people call and order them alone. People like them because they think they are low in fat. They are served with crystallized ginger.''
The company must also find a use for all of its broccoli florettes. No, not the stems. ''People want stems,'' Mr. Holman said, ''because they don't look like broccoli.'' The stems are cut -- or turned, as they say in professional kitchens -- to resemble ovals and cooked with turned rutabagas and turnips. Even George Bush might like turned broccoli. The florettes make their way into soups and purees.
In mushrooms the stems are left behind; they become soup and tarts. Ends of salmon live again in mousses and pates.
Susan Simon Inc. in Manhattan turns leftover cheeses from cheese boards and scraps of ham from ham-filled biscuits into frittatas. Unused fresh herbs go into dips; leftover uncooked beef fillets are marinated and then frozen. Susan Simon, who owns the catering company, said that beef freezes better when it is in a marinade than when it is naked.
At Gay Jordan Inc. in Manhattan fillet ends are ground and seasoned like steak tartare, cooked and served as hors d'oeuvres topped with Roquefort, Gruyere or goat cheese.
Windows in Washington also marinates leftover cooked tenderloins, served cold with salad. Roasted potatoes become potato salad.
But Henry Dinardo, an owner of Windows, says he is ''king of the rum balls,'' which are made of leftover cookies, cake scraps, brownies and ladyfingers. His magic makes even cheap cookies unrecognizable.
Some recycled food, like salmon mousse, is served to other customers; some to the staff. Lasagna from crudites and artichoke bottoms at Tentation makes an impressive meal for people who work there. They also eat Moroccan lamb stew, Indian curries, beef stroganoff, beef Bourguignon and chicken empanadas.
A clever and simple use of leftovers comes from Ms. Holland, who collects rinds from Parmigiano Reggiano wedges, throws them into a plastic bag and freezes them until she has enough to add to chicken stock. ''The result,'' she says, is ''just exquisite.'' She is right.
Artichoke and Crudites Lasagna
(From Tentation Catering)
Total time: 1 hour
2 1/2 pounds leftover crudites: bell peppers, zucchini, broccoli, carrots
1 finely diced onion
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 9-ounce package frozen artichoke hearts or 5 leftover cooked artichoke hearts, quartered
3 large cloves garlic, minced
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
3/4 pound fresh or dried lasagna
12 ounces reduced-fat ricotta
1/2 cup tight-packed chopped basil
Bechamel sauce (recipe below)
1 1/2 cups coarsely grated Parmigiano Reggiano.
1. Bring water to boil for lasagna.
2. Dice all vegetables but the carrots into 1/2-inch pieces; dice the carrots into 1/4-inch pieces. Saute carrots and the onion in hot oil in a nonstick pan for about five minutes; add the remaining vegetables, with the artichokes and garlic, and saute until the vegetables are tender, about 20 minutes. Stir often. Season with salt and pepper.
3. Cook the lasagna according to package directions; rinse under cold water, and drain.
4. Mix chopped basil with ricotta.
5. Make the bechamel sauce.


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I've got an MDF and LDF file from a dead server that I'm trying to attach to another instance of SQL Server. However running the following create database statement
USE [master]
CREATE DATABASE [DBName] ON
( FILENAME = N'C:\tmp\DBName.mdf' ),
( FILENAME = N'C:\tmp\DBName_log.ldf' )
Generates this error.
Msg 1813, Level 16, State 2, Line 1
Could not open new database 'DBName'. CREATE DATABASE is aborted.
Msg 5125, Level 24, State 2, Line 1
File 'C:\tmp\DBName.mdf' appears to have been truncated by the operating system. Expected size is 675840 KB but actual size is 47160 KB.
From reading the MSDN entry I cant see any options on the create database statement that would allow me to ignore this. Is there any other way to force a restoration ignoring the truncation to retrieve some of the data or is the mdf beyond recovery?
Failing that are there any utilities that will allow me to read the contents of the LDF File?


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: a very small piece of waste matter from a fly
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So I'm in the process of making my portfolio site and I'm very new to this. I added an image gallery to my portfolio page and the images link to the attachment page. That works great. My problem is that only the image caption shows and not the image description (which is really necessary for me). I scoured the web, tried one code that broke my site, so I'm a bit nervous about editing the php.
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Jud Wilhite serves as Senior Pastor of Central Christian Church. Central is dedicated to introducing people to Jesus and helping them follow Him. Jud is a best-selling author who has written several books including The God of Yes, Pursued, and a study Bible for new believers, The Uncensored Truth Bible for New Beginnings. His teaching segments are heard nationally on KLOVE radio. Jud and his wife, Lori, reside in the Las Vegas area with their two children, Emma and Ethan, and a slobbery Bulldog named Roxy.
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Not getting enough sleep does more than make you tired, it also raises your risk of developing life threatening illnesses.
A study at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital finds people who get fewer than five hours of sleep a night have an increased risk of Type II diabetes.
When you sleep also plays a role.
Volunteers in the study slept at varying times of the day and night.
That knocked their body's master biological clock out of whack and caused their metabolic rate to slow down by eight-percent.
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Among the Thugs (Paperback)
They have names like Barmy Bernie, Daft Donald, and Steamin' Sammy. They like lager (in huge quantities), the Queen, football clubs (especially Manchester United), and themselves. Their dislike encompasses the rest of the known universe, and England's soccer thugs express it in ways that range from mere vandalism to riots that terrorize entire cities. Now Bill Buford, editor of the prestigious journal Granta, enters this alternate society and records both its savageries and its sinister allure with the social imagination of a George Orwell and the raw personal engagement of a Hunter Thompson.
About the Author
Bill Buford is an author and New Yorker staff writer, as well as the founding editor of Granta, which he edited for 16 years. His books include Among the Thugs and Heat: An Amateur's Adventures as a Kitchen Slave. He lives in New York City with his wife and two sons.
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The World: Heartburn; Fearful Over the Future, Europe Seizes On Food
By ROGER COHEN
Published: August 29, 1999
PARIS— FIST raised, mustache bristling, Jose Bove looked defiant as he handed himself in to French police in the southern town of Montpelier a few days ago. ''My struggle remains the same,'' this farmer declared to an appreciative crowd, ''the battle against globalization and for the right of people to feed themselves as they choose.''
A Parisian-turned-sheep-farmer who moved to southwest France 20 years ago, Mr. Bove emerged this month as a sort of Subcomandante Marcos of the French countryside, the leader of a self-styled, anti-imperialist revolt over food. His crime, committed on Aug. 12, was to lead the ransacking and demolition of a McDonald's restaurant nearing completion in the southwestern town of Millau.
It was only the most conspicuous of a rash of recent protests against McDonald's, targeted not so much for anything the company has done but as a symbol of the United States and of what Mr. Bove has called ''the multinationals of foul food.'' His efforts have struck a chord. French labor unions, ecologists, Communists and farmers have joined to demand his immediate release, burying other differences in a shared politico-gastronomic outcry.
An army, Napoleon noted, marches on its stomach, and the European forces gathering this summer in protest against what is seen as American-led globalization have abruptly focused on food. Where it was once the deployment of American nuclear missiles that caused alarm, it is now McDonald's, Coca-Cola, genetically modified American corn and American beef fattened with growth hormones that have Europeans up in arms.
''Behind all this lies a rejection of cultural and culinary dispossession,'' said Alain Duhamel, a French political analyst. ''There is a certain allergy in Europe to the extent of American power accumulated since the cold war's end, and the most virulent expression of that allergy today seems to be food.''
Of course, it is not just culture or the kitchen that is at stake. Enormous economic interests are also involved. Large quantities of American corn and soybeans, to name just two crops, have been genetically modified over the years -- that is, rendered more productive, more hardy, less vulnerable to fungal and viral pests through scientific alteration, including the addition of genes.
No discernible harm to Americans has occurred. But if Europe and possibly other parts of the world reject or ban such products, the economic consequences may be measured in the billions of dollars. Already, a federal judge in Brazil has banned sales of the Monsanto Corporation's Roundup Ready soybean seeds -- gene-altered to resist fungus and weeds -- and Japan has announced that it will require labels on genetically modified food.
E UROPE seems to be gripped right now by a kind of collective madness, and we don't want that to spread to the rest of the world,'' said Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana, the head of the Senate agricultural committee, who was in Germany this month. ''In the United States, we have not seen a scintilla of ill effects, and on my farm alone we've been modifying corn and soybeans since the 1930's, raising productivity by a factor of three.''
Behind the ''madness'' several factors appear to lurk. The specter of nature being rendered more uniform by scientists in America has meshed with a wider fear of an increasingly undifferentiated planet where national distinctions fade. Europeans see on the horizon a uniform, global culinary culture dominated by multinationals -- a Hollywood of the kitchen drowning any European distinctiveness with sheer marketing muscle.
At the same time, a rash of health scares -- including the outbreak of mad cow disease in Britain in 1996, and the discovery this year of dioxin-polluted chicken in Belgium -- has provoked widespread fear of any tampering with nature. This mood clearly lies behind Europe's refusal to drop a ban on American beef raised with growth hormones -- a decision that prompted the United States last month to impose a 100 percent tariff on some European food products, including Roquefort and foie gras. [The American foie gras controversy, page 7.]
That American decision -- targeting foods that nestle very close to the prickly French soul -- added fuel to a fire already raging.
Attacks or complaints directed at American food and beverages have been almost constant lately as American marketers move to exploit what they see as an underserved European market. The reasons for the attacks have differed, but not the common thread of an American target.
Coca-Cola, still reeling from the effects of a poorly handled health scare that saw supposedly contaminated drinks removed from shelves in Belgium and France, is now the object of a European Commission investigation that involved dawn raids on offices in Germany, Britain, Austria and Denmark last month. The company is suspected of abusing a dominant market position to damage its competitors. In Italy, where Coke has an 80 percent share of the cola market, a separate national investigation was begun this month.


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I know one of the goals of pure functional programming is to eliminate mutability, and therefore to preclude side-effects. But let's face it, Java is not a functional language even with all of the functional-programming libraries that exist. In fact it seems that some of the FP-libraries know and expect this. For instance in Functional Java, there is the
Effect class. In the Jedi FP library, there is the
Command interface. This allows you to -- among other things -- apply a command pattern with type-safety to elements of an
Iterable without the nasty for-loop boilerplate.
Command<PhoneNumber> makeCall = new Command<PhoneNumber> {
public void execute(PhoneNumber p) { p.call(); }
List<PhoneNumber> phoneList = ...
FunctionalPrimitives.forEach( phoneList, makeCall );
So the question is, is there anything like that in Guava?
I am developing a framework that helps with the "vertical problem" inherent in most Java FP-libraries, under a certain set of circumstances. So I would not actually make the code example as shown above: i.e., explicitly declare a new class implementation of
Command with all of its vertical-noise icky-ness, simply for the purpose of immediately applying it right after the declaration.
I was thinking more along the lines of the actual command pattern, where there may be several possible commands declared elsewhere, and only one of them gets passed into the code which wants to apply it iteratively. Furthermore, the goal of my framework is to make it more idiomatic to create functional-interface objects (functions, predicates, commands, other simple lambdas) without simply moving the vertical problem elsewhere. I have long realized this is not within the scope of Guava. But as Command-like interface are available in other FP libraries, I just wanted to know if an analog existed in Guava.
A more complete code example, using my framework, might be something like this:
class Stuff {
private final Stuff CALLS_TO = callsTo(Stuff.class); // a proxy
public static final Command<Stuff> CMD1 = commandFor(CALLS_TO.someMethod1());
public static final Command<Stuff> CMD2 = commandFor(CALLS_TO.someMethod2());
// methods exist for use elsewhere, but are conveniently also wrapped as commands
public void someMethod1() {...}
public void someMethod2() {...}
class Activity {
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Ethel LaRose Vitter, 88, a native of Ponchatoula and resident of Houma, died at 4 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 30, 2004.
Visitation will be from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. today at McKneely Funeral Home in Ponchatoula. Mass will be at 1 p.m. Monday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Ponchatoula, with burial in Ponchatoula Cemetery.
She is survived by one son, Arthur C. Vitter Jr., and wife, Marcia, of Houma; one daughter-in-law, Patricia Williams of Ponchatoula; one sister, Lillian Marmillion of Houma; and three grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur C. Vitter Sr.; one son, John Lloyd Vitter; one sister, Thelma Pitre; and two brothers, Cleveland and Emmet LaRose.
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NEWARK, N.J. -- New Jersey Nets backup power forward Kris Humphries is set to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season, but head coach Avery Johnson has told Humphries that he wants him to be part of the franchise's future.
"We want Humphries back," Johnson said Monday during his pre-game availability with the media prior to his team's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. "With what the Nets are all about and where we're going, Humphries is our kind of player. We've told him that. I've told him 'We'd love to have you a part of our program as we move forward.'"
Humphries, who will make $3.2 million in 2010-11 after picking up his player option prior to the start of the season, has become a revelation for the Nets. The 25-year-old began the year behind veteran Troy Murphy and rookie Derrick Favors on the depth chart, but an injury to Murphy forced Humphries into the starting lineup on Nov. 10, and he's flourished ever since.
Although he's since lost his starting spot with the Nets committed to developing Favors, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2010 NBA Draft, Humphries continues to give the Nets consistent energy and effort off the bench. In 44 games, the seven-year veteran is averaging 8.8 points and 9.4 rebounds per game in 25.5 minutes. He currently ranks 29th in the league with 13 double-doubles.
"That's really great to hear," said Humphries, who is currently dating reality television star Kim Kardashian. "We've talked a little bit off and on. I think that the conversation came up right before they started starting Favors [on Jan. 5] and stuff. It just kind of showed me that [Avery's] making some different moves, but I'm still part of the big picture, so that feels good. It would be nice [to stay]. I enjoy the people around here."
Even though talks have been ongoing, Humphries said the team has not yet offered him a contract extension. He will most certainly be due a raise, possibly similar to the 5-year, $35 million contract the Nets gave free agent small forward Travis Outlaw during the offseason.
"Right now, it's just play basketball," said Humphries, who noted that the uncertainty of the collective bargaining agreement could have an impact as to if and when his deal gets done. "And when the time comes, that's when you deal with that."
Humphries said that he'd be comfortable continuing in his current reserve role, as long as the team continues to improve.
"It's easier to play a role the more and more games you win," Humphries said. "You look at guys that play certain roles on championship-caliber teams and it's easier for them because you're doing this and you're winning games."
Humphries said he's developed a greater knowledge of the game during his time playing for Johnson.
"It's funny," Humphries said. "I think even though our record might not reflect it, I've learned a lot so far about basketball and different things offensively and defensively from Avery and our coaching staff. I think that I've gotten better here. It would be nice to continue to really win games and make a push for the playoffs as we move toward Brooklyn and all that."
Prior to the start of the season, Humphries could have opted out of his contract and looked to sign elsewhere. At the time, Nets' officials were somewhat hoping he would so they'd have enough cap space to sign two maximum-salary free agents. But Humphries didn't, and the Nets are better off because of it.
"Obviously when you're trying to make a decision like that, a lot of times it's based off money, where you think the team's headed, stuff like that," Humphries said. "I just felt like it would be a good thing to be a part of here. It's just kind of one of those things where the grass isn't always greener so you have to go with your gut sometimes."
Humphries said the reason he's been able to become one of the NBA's most-improved players is because he's been given consistent playing time, something he never got playing behind Dirk Nowitzki in Dallas and Chris Bosh and Andrea Bargnani in Toronto.
"I may not be starting, but I'm playing minutes every night," Humphries said. "A lot of things factor into that. The NBA is a tough place if you're in one moment, out the next moment and you don't know if you're going to play in a game or not. Guys who don't play every night, that's one of the toughest things to do in the league."
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When Mondays started, I was really excited about "Studio 60" and wary of "Heroes"...how ironic that "Heroes" is my new favorite show, and I find myself watching reruns of "Six Feet Under" instead of "Studio 60"?
i'm going to go out on a limb and say that i thought that last night's episode of studio 60 was actually better than the earlier ones. still nowhere near the west wing, but better. ok. now everyone can attack my horrible taste.
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"Heroes" is awesome. Awesome!
So, i;m not all caught up on these, but is it ever supposed to be funny? because from what I've seen the show contains no humour at all. Which is a bit odd, it being about SNL, but I guess adds realism, it being about SNL.
I'm sad for Studio 60. I loved the Sorkin years of West Wing and I had such high hopes for 60.
Now, Ugly Betty is freakin' awesome!
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I live in fear that somehow Heroes will be spoiled by some heretofore unknown plot twist that will ruin the show, that is how much I love it.
David, your headline for this post is funnier and smarter than a Tivo full of Studio 60 *and* SNL.
Wow, I'm really glad to see all the Heroes props. I've been in secret Heroes shame these last few weeks, and still think it has an annoying, sticky NBCish quality to it, but I'm addicted. NO LONGER SILENT!!!
yeah, heroes is really great. s60, not so much. and last night's was worse than usual. i'm not really sure what can be done to fix it, but it's a sad waste of some pretty good actors. nate cordry = super cute.
Studio 60 alert! That ship is sinking so fast. Last night's episode made me think it's time to part.
Dear Heroes worshippers: You are not alone. Everywhere I turn, people are telling me how awesome it is—trustworthy people.
So here's my question: As someone who's not seen the show and remains vaguely uneasy with superhero themes, can you tell me something that will help me understand a bit of why this show's worth my time?
Or should I just take the evidence of the cumulative praise and watch the damn thing myself?
Let's do both.
It has bad dialogue, hot actors, a multi-threaded story, special effects, some blodd and gore, and a mystery (that has already had promising leads develop - take that "Lost!").
The acting is good (not Emmy-level, but Buffy, Angel, or X-Files level) and I trust anything that doesn't try to explain things too much - it just is.
I love it!
Also, thank you for that, Andrew and Geoff.
Especially Geoff.
Molly Abrams remains grievously underquoted.
Heroes has been moving slowly but it's picked up steam every episode as the actors have become more comfortable in their roles.
I was hoping CEG (Creepy Eyeglasses Guy) would snuff Rapey McQuarterback last night but his solution was far better. Maybe he's not the bastion of evil that the NBC PR Department has made him out to be?
I enjoy both shows. Does that mean there's something wrong with me?
Freud might call you polymorphously perverse.
What makes you uneasy with superhero themes, David?
Soupytwist is right on, David. It's basically custom designed to bring the "Deal or No Deal" crowd later into Primetime, and it's got as much pat, syrup-y mass market appeal as you might assume that would entail. But watch it one time and you're sucked into the twisting plot. And the business with the cheerleader is like Twin Peaks Lite; not nearly as handsomely filmed but way more entertaining.
Maybe I don't watch enough TV, but how is it exactly that "Confused elderly comedian who thinks he's coming to work to write for Dick Van Dyke with Rose Marie again?" qualifies as a "tired old plotline"???
It's more in the feeling of the thing--the doddering elder craftsman who mysteriously appears to teach the young'uns a little something about life and love, while allowing the young stars the opportunity to show that they listen and sometimes nod sympathetically when old people talk...being nice to a doddering oldster is the human equivalent of having your film protagonist pet a puppy—an easy speedway into the audience's heart, allegedly...
But you're right, out of context, the "confused elderly comedian who thinks he's coming to work to write for Dick Van Dyke with Rose Marie again" sounds like an amazingly innovative plot twist, one I'd love to see on, say, The King of Queens.
Don't forget the real best show on TV: Veronica Mars!
"30 Rock" is where it's at! Too bad it's already cancelled. Let's face it guys, network TV bites!!!
Gidge, you're not alone. I thought last night's episode of "Studio 60" was an improvement over the previous week. David makes some good points about the Wallach bit, but I liked the D.L. Hughley stuff (plus, he finally got to do some actual acting). "Heroes" has grown on me--& it's so nice to see Mr. Natalie Maines (Adrian Pasdar) back on TV! For my money, "Veronica Mars" got off to a shaky start, but hit its stride with the second episode. So glad Weevil's got a job!
David, the appeal of Heroes, at least so far, is that those who have super-powers are using them for the sort of things normal people might be expected to use them for, instead of rushing out to fight crimes.
It won't last, of course, but it's fun while it does.
"30 Rock" is canceled??!!! That was an awesome show!
I'm quite certain "30 Rock" has not been cancelled. Or I found no confirmation to that effect. I've been enjoying it so far.
Some of Aaron Sorkin's bad habits have come back to roost with Studio 60, but I think he's more self-aware of the sketch show's questionable quality than people give credit for, and "I didn't realize we could use geometry" is an excellent line.
30 Rock has not been cancelled. In fact, it's getting moved to Thursday night and paired up with Scrubs for the 9-10pm slot. 20 Good Years, on the other hand...
You guys are nuts Studio 60 is great!
To all of you who are enjoying Studio 60, congrats! Your enjoying the best show on TV right now and that goes for the writing and the acting. If you don't like it then maybe you don't get it and in that case the shows not for you, but that's no reason to knock the show by saying it's poorly writen or that it's plot lines are weak. Its amazing how you can take one show that makes you do a little thinking a say that it's recycled televison and then turn around and tell me that Hero's (which requires no brain power to watch)is wonderful. They might be two completely different shows but by no means is Hero's original. From it's very, very slow character development to it's plot lines, this show has been done. Now don't get me wrong, I like the show a lot (I like Studio 60 better) but it's not because I don't know whats going to happen it's because I like to see that kind of story and I'm interested to see how this writer chooses to make it come to life. Showing the behind the scenes of a late night sketch comedy show is at least a little more original in it's concept and as far as the plot lines and character development, yes, just like Hero's it's been done before but every new show it going to have similar problems because there is only so many ways you can do it. It's in the second and third seasons where you start to see the origial plot lines and I can only hope and pray that both shows make it that far.
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BYU baseball: Cougars look to improve on their inaugural season
At center, freshman Brennon Lund gets the nod backed by transfer Eric Urry, who can also play left field.
"Lund runs a 6.3 in the 60 and has a 90-plus arm," Littlewood said. "We are trying to refine his skills."
In left, it's either freshman CJ Latham, Urry or Reber. Junior Andy Isom is in the mix anywhere in the outfield. At right field, it's senior Kelton Caldwell, All-WCC in 2012 and a starter the past two seasons.
"With Latham, Urry and Lund all left-handers at the plate, backed by right-hander Bryan Heward (junior transfer), we can match up this year on the right-handed side," Littlewood said.
Senior Christian Mua is coming off an injury and is a pinch-hit prospect.
"I'm excited with more options. We won't lose anything at all," Littlewood said. "Dakota Hernandez (a junior) is coming off shoulder surgery and has progressed nicely. Clearly he is the best defender and receiver.
"Bronson Larsen (a freshman) has the most tools and has more pop in his bat. He will be a high draft in a couple years and throws 1.8 to second and he will probably get the nod as our starter. (Jarrett) Jarvis looks good. We have 1 A, 1 B or 1 C."
JC transfer Bo Fisher could see some time at the catching position or DH position.
Poulson and Jeff Barker are BYU's one-two punch as starters with sophomore returned-missionary Kolton Mahoney as a potential third starter.
"Mahoney can run it up to 92-93 mph and it would also be nice to have him at the end of the game in relief," Littlewood said. "He has an excellent change and curve. Hayden Rogers (freshman returned missionary) looked tremendous in the fall with a curve, great changeup and mid to upper 80's fastball. If he keeps progressing like we think he can I could see him securing the third starting spot."
Relievers could be junior James Lengal , who will sit in the low 90's with a good slider, backed by JC transfer Brandon Kinser and freshman Arik Mack, a lefty.
"Marc Oslund has potential if he makes his way back from surgery," Littlewood said. "Chunner Nyberg is becoming a pitcher instead of just a hard thrower. Rhett Nelson (JC transfer) can throw 87-89 mph. Michael Springer throws in the low 90's and could fill a starting role on a weekday or be a weekend starter. Hayden Parker throws 84-86 mph and is not afraid of anybody and will play a role.
"Howard is a potential starter, but a bit of an unknown due to surgery and could end the game or be a matchup guy. We have moved Brendon Erickson (a sophomore) to be a pitcher now.
"We have so many more options," Littlewood said. "We have competitive guys that can matchup. We have more depth. Last year our players answered the bell nearly every game."
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4 they want to bend me to their will
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bend over backwards
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by Casey Quinlan Jul 11, 2016
Preschool teachers receive much lower compensation than elementary school teachers.
by Casey Quinlan Apr 4, 2016
The reasons behind the strike are complicated.
by Beenish Ahmed Dec 18, 2015
Two Hunterdon County, New Jersey high school teachers showed the movie clip about Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai in their history classrooms. One of them was a Muslim of Palestinian descent, the other white.
by Casey Quinlan Nov 16, 2015
Teachers typically don't receive the same respect as doctors and lawyers, but the profession needs to change if it wants to attract more young people.
by Alan Pyke Aug 27, 2015
An acre of real estate in Oakland seemed destined to host luxury housing. But now, it could become a teachers' village.
by Alan Pyke Aug 12, 2015
Chicago's public school system has a more than $1 billion budget hole, and plans to fill it in with workers' money.
by Andrew Breiner Aug 4, 2015
Where have all the teachers gone?
by Esther Yu-Hsi Lee May 15, 2015
"This bill opens the door for me to accomplish my goal of becoming a special education teacher," Uriel Garcia, a beneficiary of the bill, said.
by Abigail Bessler Jun 5, 2014
Many schools in the state had already begun implementing Common Core standards and teachers liked them.
by Alan Pyke May 5, 2014
From elementary school to graduate programs, the lack of teacher diversity is reinforcing student achievement gaps. A new report offers solutions.