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The International Business Times Editorial Team
- Peter S. GoodmanGlobal Editor-In-Chief
Goodman supervises more than 200 journalists across worldwide editions of the International Business Times. He was previously Executive Business and Global News Editor for the Huffington Post, where he oversaw business, technology and international news coverage while writing a column that garnered a Loeb award for commentary. As the National Economic Correspondent for the New York Times, Goodman was among the earliest writers to warn of the downturn that became the Great Recession. He played a central role in "The Reckoning," the paper's series on the roots of the 2008 financial crisis, which won a Loeb and was a finalist for the Pulitzer prize. During a decade at the Washington Post, Goodman was Shanghai Bureau Chief and Asian economic correspondent, reporting from more than two dozen countries, including stints in Iraq and Sudan. Goodman grew up in New York City, graduated from Reed College, and gained a Master's in Asian Studies from the University of California, Berkeley. He is the author of PAST DUE: The End of Easy Money and the Renewal of the American Economy, (Times Books, 2009). He lives in Brooklyn with his wife, the novelist Deanna Fei, and their children.
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Cooper manages the newsroom's evening coverage and shapes special projects, with particular focus on politics, international affairs and culture. She was previously Deputy Executive Producer of The Takeaway, the award-winning current affairs program produced by New York Public Radio, as well as homepage editor at MSNBC.com. A senior editor at Newsweek and Newsweek.com for more than two decades, Cooper oversaw the magazine's Periscope and International Affairs sections (garnering an Overseas Press Club award for coverage of China) before becoming Special Projects editor for the website. A graduate of Harvard, she lives in Manhattan with her husband and two daughters.
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Bonner oversees the editorial operation from IBT's New York City headquarters, managing day-to-day coverage, special projects and social media strategy while working with bureaus around the globe. In his previous incarnation as a digital media consultant, he was Managing Editor of Sotheby's magazine and Sothebys.com, as well as Managing Director & Editor of Graphis, the visual arts book publisher. Bonner launched his journalism career as a crime and breaking news reporter, with stints at the Baton Rouge Advocate and New Orleans Times-Picayune, where he was part of a team that won an Associated Press Media Editors award for coverage of Hurricane Katrina. A native of New Orleans, he lives in Manhattan with his wife.
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Learmonth oversees the Technology and Media & Culture verticals of the site. He was previously Deputy Managing Editor at Advertising Age and Chief Content Officer of Internet Week New York. He began his career several boom-bust cycles ago as a reporter at Metro, Silicon Valley's weekly newspaper, where he chronicled the transformation of the Valley by Web 1.0. He then covered the Napster phenomenon as a reporter at the Industry Standard in San Francisco and London, before moving on to Reuters and Variety in New York. Learmonth is a regular contributor to CNBC's "Tech Bet" and has appeared on CNN, NPR, MSNBC, Fox News, Reuters TV, and the BBC. He lives in Manhattan with his family and a way too big dog. He bikes everywhere and always wears a helmet.
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The UEFA Champions League Final is being played at Wembley Stadium on Saturday May 25th. The game will be the biggest sporting event we televise all year at Old World.
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Eczema is a chronic, inflammatory skin disorder. It can appear as blisters that crust over to become scaly, itchy rashes, or as dry, thick patches of skin with scales. The main symptom is itching, and symptoms can come and go. Although eczema is not contagious, it is very common. Estimates are that more than 15 million people in the United States have eczema. People with eczema often have a personal or family history of allergies. There is no cure, however, treatments can reduce symptoms and help prevent outbreaks.
The most common signs of eczema are:
Eczema in children under 2 years old generally starts on the cheeks, elbows, or knees. In adults, it tends to be found on the inside surfaces of the knees and elbows.
Researchers don't know for sure what causes eczema. It may be a combination of hereditary (genetic) and environmental factors. In some people, having allergies may trigger eczema. Exposure to certain irritants and allergens can make symptoms worse, as can dry skin, exposure to water, temperature changes, and stress.
Stress can make eczema worse. Other irritants that can make eczema worse include:
Your doctor will look at your skin and ask questions about your personal and family medical history before making a diagnosis. Your doctor may ask about stress in your life, your diet, drugs you are taking, soaps and detergents you use, and chemicals or materials you may be exposed to at work. Your doctor may perform a skin lesion biopsy (removal of a small piece of skin), but it's not always needed to make the diagnosis.
Reducing stress, nervousness, anxiety, and depression may help prevent flares of eczema. Mind body techniques including cognitive behavioral therapy and autogenic training have been shown to help. Both techniques can also be combined with learning about eczema.
Avoiding eggs, fish, peanuts, and soy may help some people reduce flares, but it varies from person to person. Ask your doctor to help you determine if avoiding these foods in your diet might reduce how often you have a flare and how severe it is.
Although somewhat controversial, some studies show that children who are exclusively breast fed for at least 4 months are less likely to get eczema. This is particularly true when the nursing mother has avoided cow's milk in her own diet.
Some studies also suggest that babies whose mothers took probiotics ("friendly bacteria") during pregnancy and while breastfeeding were less likely to have eczema at up to 2 years of age. Other studies found no association. More research is needed.
Preliminary studies suggest that using skin creams containing omega fatty acids can reduce the severity of eczema or prevent eczema entirely.
Other preliminary studies suggest that children who have a pet dog are significantly less likely to have eczema at age 1, or at age 2 or 3, than children who don't have a pet dog.
The goals when treating eczema are to heal the skin, reduce symptoms, prevent skin damage, and prevent flares. Developing skin care routines, identifying what triggers flares, and avoiding these triggers are a large part of any treatment plan.
Dry skin often makes the condition worse. Remember to:
Parents can help their children by:
Phototherapy and Photochemotherapy
Treatment with ultraviolet light may help mild to moderate cases of eczema in children over age 12 and adults. Phototherapy or light therapy may be combined with a type of drug called psoralen. It is then called photochemotherapy.
Many people who have eczema have food allergies, so eating a healthy diet may help reduce inflammation and allergic reactions.
Check with your doctor before giving a supplement to a child.
Avoid exposure to environmental or food allergens. Common foods that cause allergic reactions are dairy, soy, citrus, peanuts, wheat (sometimes all gluten containing grains), fish, eggs, corn, and tomatoes. There is much controversy regarding the most effective way to test for food allergies or sensitivities.
Eat fewer refined foods, and sugar. These foods contribute to inflammation in the body.
Eat more fresh vegetables, whole grains, and essential fatty acids (cold water fish, nuts, and seeds).
Herbs are generally a safe way to strengthen and tone the body's systems. As with any therapy, you should work with your health care provider before starting any treatment and ask your doctor before taking any herbs. You may use herbs as dried extracts (capsules, powders, teas), glycerites (glycerine extracts), or tinctures (alcohol extracts). Unless otherwise indicated, make teas with 1 tsp. herb per cup of hot water. Steep covered 5 - 10 minutes for leaf or flowers, and 10 - 20 minutes for roots. Drink 2 - 4 cups per day. You may use tinctures alone or in combination as noted.
Although few studies have examined the effectiveness of specific homeopathic therapies, professional homeopaths may consider the following remedies for the treatment of eczema based on their knowledge and experience. Before prescribing a remedy, homeopaths take into account a person's constitutional -- your physical, emotional, and psychological makeup. An experienced homeopath assesses all of these factors when determining the most appropriate treatment for each individual. Any remedy that causes aggravation of symptoms should be discontinued right away.
One clinical study looking at essential oils for treating children with eczema found that massage with and without essential oils helped improve dry, scaly skin lesions. Children with this scaly, itchy skin problem seem to have less redness, scaling, and other symptoms if they had massage between flares. Don't use massage when skin is actively inflamed. The essential oils most often chosen by the mothers in the study included sweet marjoram, frankincense, German chamomile, myrrh, thyme, benzoin, spike lavender, and Litsea cubeba.
In one clinical study, regular group sporting activities improved symptoms in people who participated for 3 weeks. Exercise may improve symptoms because of the positive impact it has on emotions. Sports should be avoided during the worst stages of an outbreak.
Climatotherapy uses sunlight and water (such as the ocean) as therapy. The Dead Sea in Israel is known for its healing properties, and many people with eczema go there to sit in the sun and swim in the water. Clinical studies back up the benefits. One clinical study looked at the experience of more than 1,500 people with eczema and found that 95% of skin was cleared in people who had previous stays at the Dead Sea longer than 4 weeks.
Flares of eczema are associated with anxiety and stress. Several clinical studies show that relaxation techniques can reduce the number of flares and relieve symptoms of eczema. Biofeedback seems to be particularly useful.
Starting an infant on solid foods slowly and gradually may help prevent the food sensitivities that may contribute to eczema.
People who are allergic to ragweed, chrysanthemums, asters, echinacea, or feverfew should avoid chamomile because it is in the same plant family.
Avoid the use of burdock and sulfur during pregnancy.
Chinese herbal treatments for eczema have been gaining popularity in both the United States and the United Kingdom, but you should be cautious. Some of the Chinese herbal creams have high amounts of steroid medications. In a few rare instances, the use of oral Chinese herbs (like a tea) for eczema has led to kidney damage. If you want to try TCM for your eczema, find a respected TCM practitioner and make sure your doctor knows about all herbs you are using, either orally or on your skin.
Although eczema can lead to complications -- such as bacterial infections of the skin and permanent scar formation -- in many cases is can be easily controlled by avoiding triggers and treating your dry, scaly patches. See your doctor if your eczema does not respond to treatment or if signs of infection (such as fever, redness, pain) occur. Often children with eczema go into remission after a period of time. The remission may last the rest of their lives, although skin may remain sensitive and dry.
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LONG BEACH — A 52-year-old Long Beach woman admitted in court Wednesday her part in concocting a story about finding a baby at a gas station, when in reality the woman's daughter gave birth to the child, and is now on the hook for the costs of investigating the hoax.
Sonia Hernandez entered a no-contest plea, considered the same as a guilty plea in criminal court, to one count each of filing a false police report and obstruction of justice.
She was immediately sentenced to one year in county jail by Long Beach Superior Court Judge Chet Taylor, who stayed the term and placed Hernandez on three years summary probation, said City Prosecutor Doug Haubert.
Taylor also ordered Hernandez, who has no criminal record, to 45 hours of community service, to be completed within a year, Haubert said.
Perhaps most importantly, Hernandez agreed to accept liability for all costs incurred by the city in investigating her false report, Haubert said. That could include the cost of sending police officers and paramedics to the scene where the baby supposedly had been found, to investigation and legal costs.
"That's the most significant part of this case, I think," Haubert said, adding that he couldn't speculate on how much those costs could add up to when Hernandez returns to court in June.
"The city will go through its records and deliver the amount so that the taxpayers will not have to pay for her crimes," Haubert said.
The case made headlines throughout Southern California, with Hernandez and her daughter doing multiple media interviews, claiming Hernandez had found a newborn baby girl in a plastic bag at USA Gas Station, located at Seventh Street and Alamitos Avenue, in February.
Hernandez described finding and holding the child in great detail and cried for the rolling cameras, saying she wanted to "keep the baby."
The investigation, however, soon revealed that the baby was born to Hernandez's daughter, Paloma Espinoza, in the bathroom of Espinoza's Long Beach apartment.
The 28-year-old Long Beach woman then turned the newborn over to her mother, went to the downtown gas station and called police, authorities said.
Sources close to the investigation said Espinoza used a hair elastic, or "scrunchie," to tie off the umbilical cord before cutting it, and said she left the newborn unattended in the bathroom for several hours while she "ran errands."
Authorities said Espinoza told detectives she didn't realize she was pregnant until she went into labor, and she said she lied about giving birth because she didn't want her girlfriend to know she had been unfaithful.
The baby was born with traces of drugs in her system and was suffering from exposure, but she was taken into protective custody and doing well, authorities said.
Espinoza is charged with misdemeanor child endangerment and abandonment and is still awaiting trial. She is scheduled to return to the Long Beach Superior Court on May 1, and could face a year in county jail if convicted on all counts, Haubert said.
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Amy Betty Brown is the best baker there is. Because baking season is upon us, we had some questions for her.
Question: I don't know how to bake. Give me some tips.
Answer: If you're new to baking or nervous about baking, don't be afraid of box mixes or ready-made pie crusts or canned pie fillings. You can still add your own flavors to the frostings and the fillings. Even if you just get a can of cherry pie filling, you can throw in some cranberries or some raisins, add some spices and it's something homemade.
Q: You know what I'm not a big fan of? Cake.
A: I don't really like cake, either.
Q: Can a brother get a fist bump?
A: We don't eat cake at our house. It's a cake-free household. I do like to make cake, though.
Q: How did you get started in baking?
A: I was living in Chicago, where I was born, and Oprah was turning 50 with a huge party. My mom was also turning 50. I realized I couldn't afford the $1,000 cake that I wanted to get her, so I decided to make it myself.
Q: So you started out by making a $1,000 cake?
A: Yes. It was like planning a daughter's wedding. I wanted everything to be perfect. I wanted it to be her favorite colors and her favorite flavors. I wanted caramel, espresso, chocolate-covered strawberries...
Q: You got all that in one cake?
A: It was a three-tiered cake. I worked on it for three days.
Q: How did you learn how to make it, if you'd never baked before?
A: My son, who was little then, and I would go to Borders. We always treated it like our neighborhood library. We would buy coffee and apple cider and I would grab these great cooking books off the shelves. I learned as much as I could.
Q: You keep winning awards. You've won a blue ribbon in every category in the two years they've held the Belmont Shore Bake-Off. What gives?
A: I think it's because of the interesting mix of flavors. You go to a lot of bakeries and you get to choose between chocolate and vanilla cake with chocolate or white frosting - not vanilla frosting, just "white" frosting. Maybe a carrot cake. When you do your own baking, you can use any flavors. My cake this year in the Bake-Off was candy caramel pear, which was a caramel cake with brown sugar, Anjou pears and a salted-caramel cream cheese frosting. And my pie, which won the blue ribbon, had graham cracker and ginger snaps in the crust, with Granny Smith apples, lots of cardamom and cloves, ginger and other spices.
Q: I know cupcakes are technically cake, but they seem better. What's your favorite cupcake?
A: My favorite is an Earl Grey tea cupcake. I love, love, love Earl Grey tea. It's a tea and crumpets cupcake with orange marmalade filling with bits of crumbled shortbread. For the frosting I seep four tea bags of Earl Grey in cream and mix that into the frosting. That's another baking tip: Bake what you love. If you have a favorite cocktail, coffee drink, whatever. Go with those. Coming up with new flavors is the difference between being a good and a great baker.
Q: What are some of your stranger creations?
A: My son wanted a severed-head cake for his birthday. I made this big head with blue hair, because my son had blue hair at the time, and I put tons of strawberries inside, so when you cut it, all this red, gooey stuff came out. I've made beer and pretzel cupcakes, I've made maple, bacon and Beam, as in Jim Beam, cupcakes.
Q: More tips, please.
A: When in doubt, Google it. One of my favorite sites is bakerella.com. It's by the woman who invented cake pops.
Q: That's not a selling point.
A: Here's one. When all else fails, make it into a parfait. If it falls apart, take your pie crust or your cake and crumble it up and layer it with fruit, either fresh or canned, into a clear glass. You can even make cupcakes in a jar by using a little 4- or 6-ounce Mason jar.
Q: If someone wants you to make something, do you have a website they can visit?
A: Right now they can see me on Facebook as Betty Brown Betty, or send an email to email@example.com. There's a website being made, but it's going pretty slow. I have a friend who told me about someone who was just getting into Web design. Here's another tip. When someone says they're just getting into something, say no - unless it's pie.
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Our audit objectives were to evaluate (a) the process that unit directors use to attest to the effectiveness of their units' financial reporting controls and financial information reliability; (b) the training and guidance that the Office of the Comptroller provides to unit directors regarding financial reporting controls; and (c) Smithsonian management's response to deficiencies or areas of concern identified by the unit directors during the attestation letter process.
All Smithsonian unit directors must attest annually that their units' financial reporting controls are operating effectively and that financial information does not contain material misstatements or omissions. In June 2011, Smithsonian management created Smithsonian Directive 310, Financial Reporting and Risk Management Internal Controls. This directive outlines the guidance to unit directors regarding their responsibility during the annual attestation letter process.
In responses to our survey questions, unit directors stated that they generally understand what they are attesting to, and they have an effective process to support their attestations.
Over half of the respondents did not receive formal training regarding their responsibilities as outlined in SD 310. However, those that did attend training indicated that it was effective or very effective. In addition, while the unit directors believed that the Office of the Comptroller generally provided them with effective guidance, some of them would like more direction on internal control standards.
Unit directors did not identify any material weaknesses, deficiencies, or areas of concern during the fiscal year 2012 attestation letter process.
The survey results did not indicate any major problems with the fiscal year 2012 assurance letter process; however, the respondents did offer several areas where Smithsonian management could improve the process and offer additional training.
To improve the annual assurance letter process, we recommended that the Chief Financial Officer evaluate the unit directors' comments to the survey and provide an action plan that addresses the survey's results.
Management concurred with our recommendation and plans to offer one annual classroom style training class as well as on-line training. Further, management will continue to offer individual sessions to directors by request.
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Westpac has joined the Commonwealth Bank and the National Australia Bank in reducing its standard variable rate by 0.20 percentage points, the third of the big banks to make a move following yesterday's Reserve Bank decision to cut the cash rate by 25 basis points.
Westpac's new standard variable rate, 6.51 per cent, will take effect on December 17. CBA's new standard variable rate - 6.4 per cent - would be effective from December 10, CBA said. NAB's new rate of 6.38 per cent would also be effective from the same day.
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ANZ is sticking with its tradition to not announce its decision until the second Friday of each month, which will be December 14.
Mortgage holders have been waiting to find out if the big four banks would pass on the Reserve Bank's full rate cut, as the financial institutions' lobby group said they were delaying their decisions to remain competitive.
UBank, NAB's internet-based subsidiary, followed shortly after, cutting its home loan rate by 20 basis points to 5.27 per cent.
Financial services company Yellow Brick Road passed on the RBA's cut in full, lowering its new variable home loan rate to 5.25 per cent for the first year.
CBA, Australia's biggest mortgage lender, said it has continued to balance the needs of 1.8 million home loan borrowers with those of its 11 million depositors and its shareholders.
"A significant factor impacting this balancing of needs has been the increased competition in the domestic deposit market which has benefited many customers, including those who rely on interest earnings to meet their living expenses," the banks said in a statement.
NAB's group executive for personal banking, Lisa Gray, said in a statement that the bank wanted to strike the right balance between the cost of funding and offering competitive rates to customers.
"NAB has offered the lowest standard variable home loan rate of the major banks for 41 months and our track record of being competitive speaks for itself," she said in a statement.
"The impact of deposit and wholesale funding costs remain high, resulting from instability in the global economy and low confidence domestically."
Yesterday, only two banks announced their response to the RBA's decision. The Bank of Queensland passed on 20 points and ING Direct passed on the full 25 points.
"They are sitting there at the moment desperately wishing their competitors show their hand first so they can undercut," Australian Bankers Association chief executive Steve Munchenberg told the ABC this morning.
He said the banks wanted to protect their market share and win new customers.
In October following the RBA's 0.25 point cut to the cash rate, the Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and National Australia Bank passed on 0.20 points while Westpac passed on 0.18 points.
Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan said he had one message for banks considering rate cuts.
"Do the right thing by your customers. The fact is, the NAB shouldn't take their customers for a ride," Mr Swan said following NAB's announcement. He heaped praise on ING Direct for passing on the RBA's cut in full.
Standard variable rates
- ANZ 6.60 per cent
- Commonwealth 6.40 per cent*
- NAB 6.38 per cent*
- Westpac 6.51 per cent*
*NAB's reduced rate will be effective from December 10. It is currently 6.58 per cent. Commonwealth's reduced rate will be effective from December 10. It is currently 6.6 per cent. Westpac's current rate is at 6.71 per cent.
Cuts to the banks' standard variable rates since the RBA started its current easing cycle:


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August 1, 2005
September 11, 2005: Commemoration Activities and Memorials
Each year, Families of September 11 (FOS11) generates a list of memorial events and commemoration activities occurring around the country in honor of 9/11 and those who were lost. Some events are organized by public officials; others are small ceremonies in communities of families who were directly affected. Below, you'll see our initial list of events, which can also be viewed on our website's event calendar: http://www.familiesofseptember11.org/eventlist.aspx.
Let us know about 9/11 memorial and commemoration activities that are being organized in your community. As we receive additional information on other events, we will add them to our event calendar and send out an additional email. At the same time, we'd like to know if there are memorials in your town or nearby -- nothing that commemorates the event is too small to be included. Send your commemoration event information (location, time, date, email, phone, etc.) or information about the memorials (location, photos, any "history") to firstname.lastname@example.com and write "9/11 Commemoration Event" in the subject line. You can call us at (212) 575-1878 if you prefer to tell us about the event by phone.
National or MultistateOne Day's PayThis nonprofit grassroots movement seeks to establish 9/11 as a voluntary day of service, charity and compassion. Join thousands of others who are taking the One Day's Pay pledge to observe 9/11 this year by helping others in need -- volunteer, give blood, make a donation to a charity, give something away, or just help friend, neighbor or relative. It's entirely up to you. Visit www.onedayspay.org for more information.
StoryCorps StoryCorps enables you to record your memories of those lost on 9/11 and preserve these stories at the Library of Congress for generations to come. On July 12, 2005, StoryCorps expanded to include a second booth at the World Trade Center site. This booth will serve as a place where survivors and families of 9/11 victims can come to record their memories and stories. Participants can also visit the soundproof recording booth in Grand Central Terminal to record with an interview partner. Those who live outside the New York City area are encouraged to rent a storykit (which may be available for free). For information on how to set up your appointment and more information on how this works, please log on to this password protected website created just for Family Members: www.storycorps.net/wtc. The password is 'remember'. Call (646) 723-7027 to make an appointment.
Cycling Forward 2005For its 2005 fundraiser, Beyond the 11th will sponsor this bike ride from Ground Zero in NYC to Boston, MA, on Friday, September 9, to Sunday, September 11, 2005. In 2004, they raised over $150,000 and they hope to surpass that this year. All money raised will benefit widows affected by war and terrorism in Afghanistan. Founded by Susan Retik and Patti Quigly, two women who lost their husbands on 9/11, Beyond the 11th offers financial and emotional support to widows who have been affected by the horrors of war and terrorism. In the process, they hope to promote deeper cross-cultural understanding by forging authentic and lasting connections between individuals and communities. Due to popular demand, Beyond the 11th has added lots of riding options to the 2005 fundraiser to accommodate all cycling abilities from the avid cyclist to the recreational rider. You may join them for the entire ride or for part of the way from Ground Zero in NYC to Boston, MA. To register for the event or to learn more about the different cycling options, please visithttp://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1203691. To learn more about Beyond the 11th, visit www.beyondthe11th.org or call 781-235-2229.
Torches Across AmericaTorches Across America is a motorcycle ride for all American motorcycle riders who want to show their respect to our fellow American's who lost their lives and to the family's who lost their loved ones on that sad morning of September 11, 2001. We are also going to rally support for the men and women in our armed forces. Torches Across America is not a ride for any charity, it is a ride from our hearts and to show our pride for the freedom we have living in this great country. Torches across America will take about a week and will start on the West Coast. You can ride the whole trip, just through your state, or a few miles when it comes in your area. For more information, including ride route, please visit www.torchesacrossamerica.com.
CaliforniaSan Francisco -- Run to Remember 9/11The race, which is being presented by Fidelity Investments, benefits 9/11 charities, Team Bingham, and the Tom Burnett Foundation. The race, which will be held on September 11, 2005, at 8:00AM, is intended to honor and remember the victims and heroes of September 11, 2001. Throughout the event, participants will have an opportunity to recall memories, share stories and feelings, and help the world never forget what happened on that important day. The 10K race is open to runners. The 5K race is open to all levels of runners and walkers. Online registration is now available at the Run to Remember Web site at www.r2r911.org. For more information, call the Run to Remember Hotline at (415) 409-5900.
San Francisco – 9/11 Memorial Motorcycle Parade and Fund RaiserIn memory of 9/11 victims, police, firefighters, families and friends, there will be a 9/11 memorial motorcycle parade on Saturday, September 17, 2005. This event is open to all motorcyclists, bikers, police officers, firefighters, EMT's, and Public Servants. Bring your motorcycle, police car, police bike, ambulance or fire truck. There is no registration fee but please be prepared to make a $10 donation to the "SFPD Widows and Orphans Fund" at the beginning of the parade. Participants should meet at Dudley Perkins HD, 123 So.Van Ness, San Francisco, Saturday, September 17, 2005, at noon. Share a moment of silence under the extremely large 50 by 30 foot American flag. This is simply a support ride to show strength, solidarity, and unity against terrorism. For more information, visit http://home.netcom.com/~nitrosmi/parade.htm or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
ConnecticutWestport -- Connecticut's 9/11 Living MemorialConnecticut's 9/11 Living Memorial stands as a tribute to the individuals who lost their lives on September 11. Individuals who had lives filled with goals, hopes, and plans for the future. Connecticut's Memorial reflects these endeavors through a creatively designed landscape on the beautiful shores of Long Island Sound. The design incorporates the endurance of granite, the sheltering beauty of trees, and the tranquility of the sea. It offers visitors peace and strength to draw upon in their healing. The Memorial's nine-foot polished granite stone monument reads, "The citizens of Connecticut dedicate this living memorial to the thousands of innocent lives lost on September 11, 2001 and to the families who loved them." Governor Rowland dedicated the Memorial at a solemn one-year anniversary observance in honor of the victims of September 11. Connecticut law now calls for a "Day of Remembrance" on September 11. Annual memorial events are planned at the site, which is located at Sherwood Island State Park, Westport, CT 06880. For more information contact email@example.com or visit http://www.cthelps.state.ct.us or http://www.ctwoodlands.org.
MarylandHancock -- 2nd Annual 9/11 Memorial Car, Truck, and Motorcycle ShowThis event will feature a 9/11 memorial service with patriotic music, police, fire, rescue and military personnel recognition ceremony plus trophies for the top 50 cars, trucks and bikes plus specialty awards. Food and drinks served on site. A memorial service will be held at noon and awards presented at 3:00PM. Admission is $10 day of show. All makes and models are welcome. Bring your American flag and spirit! This event will be held on September 10, 2005, at the gun club grounds in Hancock, MD, off US 40 and MD 144 West. For more information, please visit http://maia58-70.tripod.com/id46.html.
MassachusettsNatick -- Community ServiceA community service of "Remembrance, Hope and Healing: Let Peace Begin With Me" will be held on Sunday, September 11, 2005, 7:00PM at Fisk Memorial United Methodist Church, 106 Walnut Street, Natick, Massachusetts. A reception will follow the service. For more information, call (508) 653-1674 or email fiskumc@@aol.com.
New JerseyNorth Wildwood -- CommemorationThe fourth annual commemoration of 9/11 will be held on Sunday, September 11, 2005, at 8:56AM at the North Wildwood City Hall Grounds, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260. For more information, please call (609) 522-7722.
New YorkBuffalo -- Flag Remembrance TributeFamilies in Western New York are organizing a Flag Remembrance Tribute that will be displayed in Delaware Park, Buffalo, NY, from September 9 through the 13. There will be a candlelight vigil on September 9 to open the tribute and a memorial ceremony on the morning of September 11 at which all the names will be read.Please contact Kathleen A Lynch at email@example.com if you are interested in participating.
New York City -- NYC RemembersNYC Remembers will be a week-long observance, beginning Saturday, September 10, 2005, marked by thousands of people throughout the area, along with businesses and other organizations, honoring those who gave so much on 9/11 by giving something back themselves through voluntary expressions of service and charity. One Day's Pay hopes to make NYC Remembers the single largest exhibit of volunteerism and charity in the city's history. For more information, contact David Paine at One Day's Pay at (212) 613-4979 or email@example.com.
New York City -- Voices of September 11 Information Forum and Commemorative LuncheonVoices of September 11 invites you to its annual Information Forum and Commemorative Luncheon to mark the Fourth Anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Both events will be held at the Marriott Financial Center Hotel, 85 West Street, New York City adjacent to the WTC site. The Information Forum, which is open to September 11 families, survivors, and rescue workers, will be held on Saturday, September 10, 2005, from 10:00AM to 4:00PM. The Forum will include an opportunity for attendees to meet with various service providers. Panel discussions will be held on related social, psychological, financial and legal issues to help meet the ongoing needs of all those affected by September 11. Again, we will provide break out sessions to connect parents, siblings, adult children, spouses, recovery workers, spouses of recovery workers and extended family members with each other. This year, children's activities will be available during Saturday's Information Forum.
The Commemorative Luncheon for the families of September 11 victims will be held Sunday, September 11, 2005, from 12:00 noon to 3:00PM, immediately following the Commemorative Events. In order to accommodate the large number of family members, we will have two dining rooms. The cost is $35 per adult and $15 per child. Space is limited and reservations are required. An updated schedule of events for both September 10 and 11 will be posted on the VOICES website, www.voicesofsept11.org. Rooms have been reserved at the Marriott Financial Center Hotel at a reduced rate of $179 and are available on a first-come first-served basis. To make reservations call 1-800-228-9290 and ask for the special VOICES rate.
New York City -- Interfaith Memorial ServiceThe New York Jewish Healing Center of Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services invites you to join them at the "Interfaith Memorial Service: Remembering Those Who Died on 9/11/01" on Sunday, September 11, 2005, 7:00PM-8:15 PM at Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, 30 West 68th Street, New York City. For more information, please call Rabbi Simkha Y. Weintraub, LMSW, at 212-399-2320 ext. 215.
New York City -- Memorial ConcertThe British Memorial Garden Trust is hosting a memorial concert on Sunday, September 11, 2005, at the New York City Police Museum, 100 Old Slip, New York. For more information, visit www.britishmemorialgarden.org/events.html.
New York City -- Search & Rescue and Service Dog DayJoin Families of September 11 (FOS11) at this event that will recognize heroes of the two- and four-legged variety as well as showcase all kinds of service dogs from guide and therapy to military, customs and companion dogs with an emphasis on Search and Rescue Dogs & Federal Service K-9s. The event is hosted by the Bear Search and Rescue Foundation, a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization established to provide training, equipping, and transport of both canine and non-canine SAR teams across the country and to provide health care to all search and rescue (SAR) K-9s that worked at Ground Zero and the Pentagon after the 9/11 disaster. The event, which will feature a keynote speech by primatologist Dr. Jane Goodall, will be held at the Intrepid Sea Air & Space Museum, NYC Harbor Pier 86 (46th St.), on September 17, 2005, from 10:00AM-5:00AM. For more information, visit www.bearsearchandrescue.org.
North CarolinaHickory -- Memorial ServiceThere will be a memorial service down in Hickory, North Carolina, on September 11, 2005. If anyone would like more information, please contact Dorothy Tracchi at firstname.lastname@example.com or call her at (732) 297-0759.
OhioMedina – 9/11 Ride to PentagonThere will be a motorcycle ride to the Pentagon to honor those lost on September 11. This ride will be held on Friday, September 9, 2005, at 8:00AM to Sunday, September 11, 2005. Participants will ride from Medina, OH, to Washington, DC. For more information contact either Angelo Carile at 440-376-1500 or John "KIKS" Kikol at 440-327-6966, firstname.lastname@example.com.
OregonCorvallis -- 9/11 Memorial Tapestry and ConcertThe tragedy of September 11, 2001, is a moment in history most of us will not forget. To many artists from around the world, the emotions of this time have taken on texture, shape, and color as they participate in creating a collaborative art piece. This piece, called the 9/11 Memorial Tapestry, was conceived by a Pasadena tapestry weaver, Monique Lehman. The piece has been traveling around the world and has been shown all over the United States and in Italy and Poland. From August 18 to September 17, 2005, this traveling exhibit will be on display in the Main Gallery of ArtCentric, home of Corvallis Arts Center in Corvallis, Oregon. ArtCentric is its first Northwest venue, thanks in large part to the Corvallis Handweavers and Spinners Guild. On Sunday, September 11, 2005, at 4:00PM, ArtCentric will present a musical performance by the a cappella group Absolute and special guests. Their performance will include an original song, written by member Julie Williams, which was inspired by the images of September 11. Call (541) 754-1551 or email email@example.com for more information.
Pennsylvania Shanksville -- Flight 93 Memorial ChapelA FOS11 member asked us to remind families as they travel this summer to please include the Chapel when they go to the Shanksville crash site. She writes, "The Rev Al Macherino has done a most wonderful job in restoring an old building to a glorious monument for the 40 on Flight 93; my only daughter among them." Visit www.Flt93memorialchapel.org or call (814) 444-1935 (814) 444-8339 for more information.
Mont Alto -- Penn State Mont Alto September 11 Memorial PlantingThe Forestry Club wanted to honor the tragic events of 9/11 in the form of a living memorial. These trees were dedicated in memory of lives lost and there is nothing quite like it on campus. The planting is special because it was initiated by a student group and the plants selected were chosen to offer a bloom all year long. The diversity of the plants represents that lives were lost all over the world. The Forestry Club intends to hold a ceremony on the anniversary of 9/11 each year at 1 Campus Drive, Mont Alto, Pennsylvania, 17237. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Washington, DC9/11 Ride to PentagonThere will be a motorcycle ride to the Pentagon to honor those lost on September 11. This ride will be held on Friday, September 9, 2005, at 8:00AM to Sunday, September 11, 2005. Participants will ride from Medina, OH, to Washington, DC. For more information contact either Angelo Carile at 440-376-1500 or John "KIKS" Kikol at 440-327-6966, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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REDLANDS - The Pin Up for Vets Campaign received some national exposure over the weekend when its founder, Gina Elise, and the project were featured on AOL's "You've Got" Web series.
The "webisode" tells the story of how Elise went from a career in hospitality sales management to 1940s-style pin-up girl for a cause.
Seven years ago, Elise founded the nonprofit organization, which sells calendars to raise money for veterans hospitals and medical facilities across the country.
As her schedule began to grow, Elise left her career to devote herself full-time to the cause, which is close to her heart - her late grandfather Lou served four years in the Army as a pharmacist during World War II.
Elise approached AOL about her story, reaching out to the company's production team in New York to pitch the idea.
A production team in Los Angeles later contacted her to schedule a shoot.
Once the video hit AOL's site, it reached 1.4 million hits within 24 hours, Elise said.
"It's pretty amazing," she said. "I've been a fan of this series for years, and an AOL member since the 1990s."
Since first launching, Elise said she has received emails from veterans and supporters from across the country thanking her for the work she has done.
Many have called her a "ray of sunshine."
"As a vet, I appreciate all that you and your girls are doing for my fellow vets," wrote one veteran. "It's pin-up girls like you that have kept us going when death was looking us right in the eyes."
For the first time in its history, a few celebrities are featured in this year's calendar, including reality TV star Shannon Tweed, actress Meagan Tandy and sportscaster and NBA scout Bonnie-Jill Laflin.
"Pin Up for Vets is an organization close to my heart since I come from a military background," Laflin said. "Lifting the morale of our troops is the least we can do for those men and women who risk their lives on a daily basis to ensure our safety.
"To put a smile on the faces of hospitalized vets around the world is such a wonderful feeling," she said. "They are my heroes."
Tandy said she wanted to be part of this year's effort because she, too, has close ties to the military.
"(The) military has a huge presence in my family as both my father and uncle were in the Vietnam War. My sister-in-law is also a Marine," she said.
"I've developed great respect for those who have served and are currently serving. Anything that supports the men and women who have fought and who continue to fight for our freedom, I will always support 100 percent."
Professional photographers Tim Hunter and Austin Young shot the photos in the new calendar spread.
In addition to donating money to veterans facilities throughout the country, Elise - with other pin-ups in tow - visits the bedsides of veterans across the country, including those at Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Veterans Medical Center in Loma Linda.
She also donates calendars to those serving in the military and veterans.
Elise added that she is proud to see the organization succeed and carry the spirit of her grandfather, who was proud of his service and would talk about it often.
"I hope he knows somehow what I'm doing because it is a tribute to him and his service," she said.
Calendars are $10 each and can be purchased at pinupsforvets.com.
Reach Kristina via email, or call her at 909-793-3221, or find her on Twitter @TheFactsKris.


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i have hp mini 110 and work broadcom 4312 b/g in mode monitor and inyecction with bt4 R1
kernel 2.6.43-rc6
i have dude , need patch compat wireless for inyeccion ofr now have this patch?
me inyecction its very low
quiero saber si este driver necesita el parche de inyeccion para que funcione o ya lo tiene?
After a quick patch to p54usb.c to add the missing device id for a Dell WLA3310 wireless card it works. Here is the funny part this wireless device is sold by Dell as a part of their multi-protocol add-on card for their printers (i.e. getting wired ethernet printers on a wireless network). So now if you have Dell printer and it has this device you might have a nice tool to play with. I haven't done much with it as I just got it up and running. I will post with results later.
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 413c:5513 Dell Computer Corp.
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21:35:08 Trying broadcast probe requests...
21:35:09 Injection is working!
21:35:09 Found 1 AP
21:35:09 Trying directed probe requests...
21:35:09 00:1D:7E:XX:XX:XX - channel: 6 - 'dd-wrt'
21:35:11 Ping (min/avg/max): 2.392ms/56.200ms/86.290ms Power: -42.63
21:35:11 30/30: 100%
I like the bleeding edge, but I don't like blood loss
TP-Link WN422G (ZyDas 1211b) and TP-Link WN321G (rt73) aren't working. I get this error while trying to "up" the 2 interfaces:
AWUS036H works perfectly.Code:root@bt:~# ifconfig wlan1 up SIOCSIFFLAGS: No such file or directory
My internal card (rtl8187b) can inject very well with this release, It rarely could on previous releases of BT.
For Toshiba Satellite L40 15G, everything seems to work OK, no issues detected so far.
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I'm having problems with atl1e driver. On backtrack 4 final my Atheros Ethernet AR8131 was working, and my Intel wi-fi bgn 1000 series not. Now on Backtrack RC, the things have changed. My Atheros stopped working and my Intel wi-fi is ok. If someone knows what happened with atl1e driver, please tell me, maybe its not the new test distribution's fault.
The link from this page BackTrack Information Security Distribution - R1 Dev Release is missing the link to download the R1 package. There is nothing after the "Download BackTrack R1 Dev here:".
Has the distribution been pulled?
BackTrack 4 R1 (download torrent) - TPB
I hope that taking the link down means that the developers have had enough feedback and a stable release is on the way...
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HP6735s notebook with Broadcom 4312g wifi card, monitor mode works (didn't with BT3/4) but injection mode does not work still. Hopefully this will be sorted out in final release...


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Katadyn MyBottle Microfilter Replacement Cartridge
Enjoy longer use of your Katadyn MyBottle MicroFilter with the Katadyn MyBottle Microfilter Replacement Cartridge. This dependable accessory adds a longer life to your water filter device. The Katadyn replacement cartridge is designed to fit purifier bottles for your convenience. Its pleated glass-fiber microfilter ensures reliable performance when filtering water and its dependable granular activated-carbon removes Giardia and most bacteria. This replacement cartridge helps to remove odors and tastes from water as well. This cartridge filters up to 26 gallons, depending on the quality of the water source. For your safety, this product meets EPA standards for bacteria removal so you can be sure that your health comes first when using this cartridge. You can enjoy longer trips to the outdoors for weekend camping or hiking with the security of always enjoying fresh water, thanks to the Katadyn MyBottle Microfilter Replacement Cartridge.


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Jack White finishing up second solo album
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It looks like the always-busy Jack White has another solo album up his sleeve.
The former White Stripe reportedly told fans in a Third Man Records online chat that he's currently working on a pair of records, and one of them is his own.
White says he's finishing the follow-up to his Grammy-nominated 2012 solo debut Blunderbuss this month, suggesting that it will likely hit stores sometime in 2014. White has also been working on a series of singles with the Dead Weather that will eventually lead up to a new album from the band in 2015.
And if that's not enough, he's reportedly been spending time in the studio with the Raconteurs as well, although the group hasn't shared any details about when those results might surface.
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Hey all,
Long time since i've posted asking for help on the forums!
I've been working on integrating the eBay API into a website I'm building, and all has been going relatively smoothly. Now I'm no PHP guru, i've only really gone feet first in the last couple of years, but I can work my way through the basics. However, I'm a bit stumped this one.
The eBay API returns item prices via XML REST as numbers such as:
So basically when the price would normally end with a 0, it only goes to one decimal place.
The price has been pulled from the XML return and put into a variable so I can manipulate it "$currentPrice".
Anyone have any advice on the best way to add the missing "0" to the returned price?
The important bit of code is below:
$resp = simplexml_load_file($apicall);
if ($resp->ack == "Success") {
$results = '';
$pagination = '';
foreach($resp->searchResult->item as $item) {
$searchresult = $resp->searchResult;
$currentPrice = $item->sellingStatus->convertedCurrentPrice;
$shippingCost = $item->shippingInfo->shippingServiceCost;
Do you mean it returns 24.5 or does it actually prepends the £ to make it £24.5?
First place I'd look is a setting in the API call check the documentation again, something which causes it to return 2 decimal places from now on, TBH.
Sorry, no real exp of PP API. Maybe someone else has better knowledge.
sprintf (see example 9) might help otherwise.
Sorry my bad, it doesn't return the denomination,
So basically:
<currentPrice currencyId="GBP">200.0</currentPrice>
<convertedCurrentPrice currencyId="GBP">200.0</convertedCurrentPrice>
Is what is received back from the XML request.
Just tested out sprintf, Example 9, and it worked perfectly. Thanks for the suggestion Cups.
Only odd thing was as this is being built in ExpressionEngine, EE strips out the characters: %01 when you try to save the template, so you just end up with ".2f".
Placing the "%01" in a snippet and then embedding in the template did the trick.
So, reading up on sprintf, and using the example I suggested from the man:
$price[] = "432.1";
$price[] = "321";
$price[] = "432.10";
$price[] = ".1";
$price[] = "0.10";
// add more test scenarios above if you want
foreach( $price as $p)
echo sprintf("%01.2f", $p) . PHP_EOL ;
// gives:
EDITOK, sorry I posted before your reply, glad you got it sorted out quickly!
EDIT2Creating an array of values you can test expectations against is a good trick, even better when asking questions if you prepare a set of test cases for us to test against, it doesn't apply to every question asked of course, but its a good habit to get into
In light of edit2 above, run this lot through sprintf for a few surprises:
$price[] = "asdfasdfasdfasdf432.1";
$price[] = "321.asdfasdfasdf";
$price[] = "184.108.40.206.0";
$price[] = "ERROR";
$price[] = "x10";
$price[] = true;
$price[] = "<xml version=1>";
You have no idea what a 3rd party (Papal) might accidentally put into a field, so you should be prepared to defend against it all the same, probably just making sure the value is greater than, dunno - a pound, a penny?
Indeed, there's no real control over eBay putting rubbish accidently into their XML returns, if they did I'd imagine it would screw up a few thousand people's websites instantaneously
I hadn't really considered the need to filter results returned as maybe naively trust eBay's API, but it's a good point, even if just check it's a valid numeric.
I agree it would be suicidal of PP to do that, I just got carried away with illustrating one way to test simple functions with arrays of element that should pass. I spent too much time as a s/w tester, you see, and am pre-conditioned to test till I break something
Good luck with things.
The number_format function is also worth looking into.
cough money_format cough


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Comfortable, staff friendly, room tidy. Ants in the room, refrigerator not working (but staff exchanged for another) and the 4hr city tour was expensive. not value for money. We could get same package outside for less than half the price! We dare not book any other packages after this.
I have stayed at several hotels around SE Asia, while Swissbel Manado is not the best I have ever experienced, it is great compared to Indonesia hotel standards. However, it is pricey. I stayed in the Deluxe room - with taxes and fees about $74 per night. The food is quite pricey as well. However, since the rooms have a fridge and a kettle, you can always grab snacks, drinks, and noodles from the market across the street. But the food they have IS tasty and you should splurge on it. The breakfast was delicious and had many options: pastries, fruit, cereal, Indonesian dishes, salad, eggs, fresh bread, and a large variety of juices. And everything I ate was delicious. The pool was rather nice, when children were not playing in it (as with all pools) and they will bring food/drinks to you while you relax. I also got an Ayurvedic massage and it was amazing. The staff is also helpful, and found a place for me to buy certain research supplies in town. The wifi is good (I was on the 7th floor - each room has it's own dedicated router), but not Netflix good. It takes about 3 times as long to stream anything online. This is not a bad mark on the hotel - I didn't expect anything other that this situation. However, i know that some people are curious how good the wifi is. I would suggest you not buy pastries from the Swiss Cafe in the Lobby. I bought a cake and it was definitely not fresh. I was told they had been made the night before, however considering the cakes were all in the same spot from three days prior, that comment is suspect. BUT - they felt so bad that they later brought me 3 slices of cake to my room, all of which were fresh. So at some point the cakes here are good and are fresh. Also, as others have said, only a few staff speak English, but this is not the fault of the hotel. You are in a remote part of Indonesia and it is difficult to find people who know the language. Yes, it would be nice if we could communicate more effectively, but for the most part I got along just fine with my broken Bahasa.


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The Jonas Brothers' Joe Jonas has taken to Twitter to go after Lorde, the 16-year-old New Zealand singer whose hit "Royals" is currently at number one on the Billboard Hot 100.
Joe seems to be upset over the comments Lorde recently made about Taylor to "Metro UK," in which she reportedly called the country star's appearance "unattainable" and said that looking up to her isn't "breeding anything good in young girls." The young star also supposedly critized Taylor's friend Selena Gomez.
Lorde later explained on Tumblr that her words were taken out of context and that she actually admires Taylor as an artist.
She stated,"What I meant was: there's a lot of importance placed on physical perfection in this industry, and I wish my favourite stars didn't look perfect because I think fans (me included) have these feelings of worthlessness."
Later she went on to write, "I am very very new to this whole thing. I will probably never be the kind of role model for my fans that TS is for hers. I admire her very much for this reason. Basically, this is an apology for not thinking too hard before i speak."
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Hey @lordemusic you say call me Queen B but you shouldn't be attacking all the true Queen Bitches's #respect
— joe jonas (@joejonas) October 5, 2013
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Working great on my Dell! The new menu structure is great, it's really nice having all the options to start services so handy.
Intel 3945a/b/g is working well, looks like it's even scanning faster than it used to. My USB Alfa card works much better than it did in Beta as well.
I'll give it a shot when I get home. I usually use my Alfa for that so I just did some cursory tests on the 3945. I'll let you know what I come up with.
Update: Injection is working at ~500 pps just fine against my Linksys running dd-wrt.