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Perhaps drilling rigs should be allowed in cities, towns and even into our own metaphorical backyards. It would be good for the environment. Maybe not your personal environment, but more broadly for our environment.
Community planners for decades have urged mixed-use development, in which we combine work, play and shopping in closer physical proximity. Lately, we've expanded the idea to food. Some people have always supplemented their pantry with backyard gardens, and now we have the concept more formally called "urban agriculture," a phrase that embraces in-town farms.
Growing your own victuals feels good and connects you more directly with the weather and changing climate. Soil fertility becomes something personal, and creepy-crawly things a delight or demons, depending upon their role in your personal ecosystem.
Energy, however, remains an abstraction and many people would like to keep it that way. In Colorado, several cities have adopted limits. Now, Fort Collins has banned fracking, which amounts to a ban on drilling, as few wells are drilled these days without fracking. In fairness to those municipalities, legitimate concerns remain about the technology's impacts on water and air quality.
Yet the bigger picture is that we all use natural gas. Milk doesn't originate in a carton, nor water in a faucet. With natural gas, it's even worse. We never actually see, smell or taste the gas, only the heat it produces or, in the case of electricity, the light it provides or the cool air from conditioners. That's a huge disconnect. Bridging that gap would be useful.
Consider the debate in Carbondale, Colo. Locals have high regard for a nearby area called Thompson Divide, where they graze their cattle, go mountain biking, and hunt wildlife. I can't vouch for it personally, but I take them on their word that it's a special place.
Carbondale, however, wasn't named after somebody named Bill Carbon. Coal was mined intermittently in the Thompson Divide area for a century, and drillers have poked around there previously and perhaps not delicately so. Now comes the question of whether the federal government will issue extensions for drilling in the basin.
The Aspen Times, reporting on a recent meeting attended by 300 people, said the current quandary was best summarized by a local student. While everyone who uses natural gas must, at some level, support energy extraction, she said, some places should be off-limits. And Thompson Divide is one of them.
OK, fair enough. But then came another local resident who warned of the "wolf at the door" that had already devoured half of his county with drilling. And, reports the Times, he got a resounding "no" when he asked the crowd if it was worth "poisoning the Earth" to extract more natural gas to feed the country's addiction to fossil fuels.
It turns out that one protector of the last, best places commutes to the West Coast, where he oversees the manufacturing and retailing of a well-known line of outdoor clothing. That requires a 2,000-mile commute: Your very own carbon footprint the size of Poland.
In reading about the Carbondale meeting, I was reminded of the 2006 "South Park" episode called "Smug Alert," in which the local residents buy "Pious" cars, which makes them feel smug. Then clouds of "smug" originating from Hollywood, San Francisco and South Park threaten to converge over the Rocky Mountains in an apocalypse of self-righteousness.
It's easy to be smug about drilling for natural gas. Legitimate questions from citizens haven't fully been answered by industry and state regulators, and it's not clear that standards and oversight have been strengthened enough to protect the environment. If this is indeed going to be the giant bridge fuel to deliver us into a renewable future, it needs some work.
But how can we say no, no, no to drilling, when our actions say yes, yes, yes to the demand that drives the drilling? Carbondale and Pitkin County don't want drilling at Thompson Divide? Fair enough. Like Fort Collins, they're ahead of the curve in energy-efficiency programs. But to say absolutely no to drilling? They'd need to say no to energy use, too. Mandating passive-home construction that tamps down energy use to almost nothing would be one major step.
Right now, we all have grime on our hands from drilling. But for some people, the grime seems to be invisible.
Maybe a drilling rig down the street would at least remind us of the part we all play in this dirty business.
Allen Best is a contributor to Writers on the Range, a service of High Country News (hcn.org). He lives in the Denver area and publishes Mountain Town News, an online newsmagazine.


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It's getting bad again. 3 pages in total created, one of which asks a question as though this is a forum. I strongly recommend that anonymous users be disallowed from making pages. You do all realise that typing Wikia into a search engine has this wiki right up at the top under the official wikia site ? This site has the highest traffic in all the wikia (presumed) so there has to be spam prevention measures in place. --Speysider (Talk Page) 14:27, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
- Shouldn't we follow the "Assume Good Faith" rule?--White Flash (Talk) 16:09, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
- I think good faith is lost because I've rarely seen non-registered users (The Wikia Contributors) make a page that isn't fanon or spam or non-vandal edits to existing pages. --Speysider (Talk Page) 16:11, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
- And what if those IPs does actually help this Wiki, remember someone could have vandalize the Narutopedia under someone else's IP as what Simant told me "Vandals with 2 or 3 edits in the period of 10 minutes don't warrant a block, as the block could stop legitimate editors on public computers from editing. Only persistent vandalism deserves a block.--White Flash (Talk) 16:24, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
- I think good faith is lost because I've rarely seen non-registered users (The Wikia Contributors) make a page that isn't fanon or spam or non-vandal edits to existing pages. --Speysider (Talk Page) 16:11, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
This sort of wide blocking doesn't fly with Wikia policies. Users would simply complain enough to the central wiki, saying we're abusing our rights and all. I don't think a harder hand in how the wiki works at the moment will do us and the wiki anything good. If genuine vandalism happens, simply block the IP for long enough so they lose interest in doing it, but not so long it would keep someone else from editing if the IP rotates to someone else. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 20:00, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
- Wikia should really make an exception to high traffic wiki's like this. It's completely unfair to allow wiki's like this be overrun by spammers and trolls. If someone absolutely needs to make a page, they can just create an account like I did. If they don't want to waste time creating an account to spam/troll, they should find something better to do with their time. You should really get in contact with the central wiki to give this wiki special permission as I feel it's only going to make the site look bad if it's overrun by spam. Even worse is that there is ZERO Spam Prevention measures such as CAPTCHA's or anything to stop anon users from making spam pages. --Speysider (Talk Page) 20:09, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
I think CAPTCHA looks like a viable option, though I'm not sure if it's possible to add that. I know that the Wiki engine supports that, because the Portuguese Wikipedia has CAPTCHA on for unregistered users. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 20:26, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
- It should be simple. This site probably gets all the Wikia spam because it's the very first wikia that gets listed if you search for Wikia on Google, so there should be many more spam prevention measures set up. --Speysider (Talk Page) 20:29, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
I don't get it, probably because Google does that geographical filtering to give more relevant results. I still understand the issue. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 20:49, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
The Google Rank of the wiki is really high, very high --Salil (talk)(Contributions) 04:46, April 29, 2012 (UTC)
What I mean by "I don't get it" is that searching for "wikia" where I live, this wiki doesn't appear in the first ten results, and I haven't looked to see when it shows up. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 04:51, April 29, 2012 (UTC)
It's okay. It wasn't vandalism. —IndxcvNovelist (Talk to Me|My Wiki) 10:26, May 1, 2012 (UTC)
I know this is an old discussion, but still..
Having asked the staff about it this is what they said:
|Yes, such a settings change to make registered users only can add a new page is possible, but this is something that will A) need to first be agreed upon publicly by the community and B) the request with the link to the formal discussion will have to come from an admin.
Hmmm... I don't think it's wrong. ~IndxcvNovelist (talk | contribs | PR | RLS) 16:47, June 12, 2012 (UTC)
I can see the usefulness of preventing IP to make articles, but I should point out that "nonsense articles" are just a minor inconvenience that is easy to spot and remove. Jacce | Talk | Contributions 06:08, June 15, 2012 (UTC)
- Prevention is better than cure... — ¤ULTIMATE SUPREME ¤ (T@lk) 06:16, June 15, 2012 (UTC)
- It is but I have to point out that when we prevent IP's to create articles, they would create their account and spam the wiki.
- What would you guys choose?
- Vandalism's by IPs who doesn't know a thing on wiki?
- Or users who have created unnecessary accounts just to spam wiki?
- ~IndxcvNovelist (talk | contribs | PR | RLS) 08:33, June 15, 2012 (UTC)
I feel the same: nonsense articles are easy to spot and get rid of. It might not be instantaneous deletion all the time but it gets done. If the admin staff were less active then I'd be more for it, but it's nothing they can't handle. Suppose there are IP users who want to create a useful page but don't want to create an account? (I can think of at least one such user) Why should we hinder that person like that? Visiting the other "big 3" wikis, IP users are able to create pages there so I don't see why we should disable that function. Spamming/vandalism is just a regular part of wikia life in my opinion.--Cerez365™(talk) 10:23, June 15, 2012 (UTC)
- Splendid explanation! You have your point. ~IndxcvNovelist (talk | contribs | PR | RLS) 10:40, June 15, 2012 (UTC)
You are right. Whats Big 3 wikis ? — ¤ULTIMATE SUPREME ¤ (T@lk) 03:38, June 16, 2012 (UTC)
- Naruto, Bleach and One Piece are considered the "big 3" --126.96.36.199 (talk) 20:18, July 3, 2012 (UTC)
- Which is the third? http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s145/urbancowgurl777/UltimateSupreme2212-3.png(T@lk) 05:16, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
- Uh..The Wookieepedia, Narutopedia and Harry Potter are considered the big 3 wikis on Wikia. -White Flash-(Talk)- 05:21, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
Wookepedia has a lock, I think http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s145/urbancowgurl777/UltimateSupreme2212-3.png(T@lk) 05:27, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
The user above said 3 other big wikis. Which is the third? http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s145/urbancowgurl777/UltimateSupreme2212-3.png(T@lk) 05:29, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
- No, IPs can still create pages there. -White Flash-(Talk)- 05:29, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
- The Third big wiki is Harry Potter.... -White Flash-(Talk)- 05:36, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
O... Its some other starwars wiki. http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s145/urbancowgurl777/UltimateSupreme2212-3.png(T@lk) 05:37, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
- Yeah, and they have been ranked 1 since last year. -White Flash-(Talk)- 05:42, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
Yeah, and Narutopedia is second I think. http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s145/urbancowgurl777/UltimateSupreme2212-3.png(T@lk) 05:43, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
- ....No really? Let me guess, Harry Potter Wiki is third right? It would never occurred to you that I list those 3 wikis in order by rank. -White Flash-(Talk)- 05:50, July 4, 2012 (UTC)
I dont remember where, but I certainly saw it. I think it was in terms of traffic. http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s145/urbancowgurl777/UltimateSupreme2212-3.png(T@lk) 05:53, July 4, 2012 (UTC)

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Ex-Lostprophets Singer Ian Watkins' Appeal For Reduce Sentence Denied
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Former Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins' appeal to reduce the length of his prison sentence has been thrown out by judges in Wales.
The rocker was sentenced to 29 years behind bars plus six years on parole after pleading guilty to multiple child sex offenses back in December. BBC News says Watkins' lawyer argued that the sentence was too high. But on Wednesday, the appeals judges said that Watkins' crimes were "of such shocking depravity that they demanded a lengthy sentence."
The rest of Lostprophets, meanwhile, have teamed up with former Thursday frontman Geoff Rickly to form a new band called No Devotion. They released their debut single "Stay" earlier this month, and are reportedly working on a full album.
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Nicole Sullivan is on Cougar Town and I used to love her on King Of Queens and Mad TV. She is currently doing promo work for Jenny Craig. As part of it she says that celebrity baby mamas are lying about how they take off their pregnancy weight and do it to make everyone else feel like idiots or that the celebrity is perfect and other women are not. "I would flip through celeb magazines… and I just couldn't get how these moms like Jessica Alba lost so much weight so quickly – and yet I couldn't. They all lie and say, 'Oh, I lost the weight running after the kids or breastfeeding.' It's not true."
You don't usually see someone going after the game like that so it is refreshing to see. You get the feeling that everyone on Cougar Town is perfectly willing to speak their mind on any subject you ask them.


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Not that our British courts are any good guilty people walk free everyday!
Seems like apple always win in the US but in other countries they either loose or their win is overturned.
Only in the US will Apple ever win on these stupid claims. I wish everyone had to stop with these patent battles. Heck apple spent more money on lawsuits than research and development last year. That is pathetic. Just make something else innovative like the iPhone and iPad and kill the competition that way.
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Q&A: After Shaq, Kim and Quiggly, How Will Leonard Armato Leverage Sports Business?
By Barry Janoff
May 9, 2012: Leonard Armato is a man with vision who has helped to shape sports marketing and business for almost 30 years.
In the late 1980s, Armato founded and through the 1990s was chairman and CEO of Management Plus Enterprises, which represented such athletes as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Ronnie Lott, Hakeem Olajuwon, Ahmad Rashad, Oscar De La Hoya and Shaquille O'Neal.
In the 2000s, Armato returned to the group he helped found in 1983, the Association of Volleyball Professionals, and was a driving force behind the global rise of AVP. That alliance brought to national and global prominence such athletes as Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh, who won gold medals in beach volleyball at both the 2004 Athens and 2008 Beijing Olympics; and Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers, who won the men's gold in Beijing. All four are now in training for the 2012 London Games.
In 2010, Armato became CMO and president of Skechers Fitness Group. During his tenure, Skechers' sales nearly doubled to more than $2 billion, according to the company, driven in part by the growth of the Shape-ups brand, the rise of the men's division and the launch of the Go Run brand. This was accelerated in no small part by three successive Super Bowl ad buys, which featured the likes of Joe Montana, Kim Kardashian and French bulldog Mr. Quiggly, respectively.
Last month, Armato officially became chairman and managing director of sports and entertainment marketing firm Leverage Agency, New York, whoserecent list of clients includes the ACC, Ivy League, Harlem Globetrotters, Jimmy Kimmel Live, USA Volleyball, Nivea and H&M.
Armato, who will be based out of Leverage's new offices in Los Angeles, will work with agency founder and CEO Ben Sturner in such areas as sports and entertainment properties, talent and brands including marketing partnerships, strategic development, media distribution, licensing, branded content, social media and public relations.
Armato spoke with NYSportsJournalism.com about the current and future landscape of sports marketing, the power of the Super Bowl and the Olympics and how he will leverage his past associations with the likes of O'Neal, Montana, Walsh and even Mr. Quiggly at his new position.
NYSportsJournalism: What is the state of sports marketing and sports business regarding athletes as spokespersons?
Leonard Armato: The key here is strategy. To just do an endorsement deal is short-sighted. And truly, there is no institutional effort that goes along with that. What has to happen is that companies need to be aligned around a brand position that has been embraced by an athlete. If an athlete creates and builds a brand position, and you get a variety of companies to embrace the same positioning and core brand values, then there is a halo effect.
NYSJ: Who has done that among current and recent athletes: LeBron James? Michael Jordan?
LA: I don't think LeBron James has done that. He has made a bunch of disparate deals, which is fine. I don't know if he stands for something right now that people can grab on to, although this could change in the future. Michael Jordan has done that. Nike took the bull by the horns and led it. Jordan became known for hard-working affluence at the highest level. And he was able to align a number of companies around that. Ultimately, the Jordan Brand, which is institutional, grew out of that. It is the highest level of style, taste, fashion, performance. That is what Jordan really stood for.
NYSJ: Is it accurate to say that you see this as a short list?
LA: Yes. Because, as I said, to do it right it has to be far more strategic than transactional. There are only a few people who have converted their celebrity status to brand equity. Tiger Woods is one. He had bit of a falling off, but he still has that core equity around him. In other categories, Martha Stewart has done it in the space of home furnishings and homemaking. Cindy Crawford is doing it with JC Penney.
"LeBron James has made a bunch of disparate deals, which is fine. [But] I don't know if he stands for something right now that people can grab on to."
NYSJ: What did you learn at Skechers about the pros and cons of using athletes or celebrities as spokespersons and the power of Super Bowl marketing?
LA: It only works if you have a remarkable product or service, and if you can build remarkable creative around it. Robert Greenberg, the CEO of Skechers, bought ad time during Super Bowl XLIV (in 2010). He wanted to use it to help launch the men's business. So we created a campaign around Joe Montana (NFL Hall of Fame quarterback who retired in 1994) in which Joe said he felt so good wearing Shape-ups he might seek a comeback. We also had a similar one with (NBA Hall of Famer) Karl Malone. We created brand value that said you should get more out of every step. It was a campaign about exercising, but showed that you could exercise not just by going to a gym and working out but by wearing Shape-ups to do the things you do in everyday life. That was attractive to women. But what was completely unexpected is that we found about a third of the people who bought Shape-ups were men. That 'Get Back Into the Game' campaign attracted a lot of attention and helped to launch our men's division. It became a big win for us.
NYSJ: What was the strategy behind moving from Montana to Kim Kardashian?
LA: In Super Bowl XLV (in 2011), we wanted to get into pop culture. So we built a campaign with Kim. She is not generally known as someone associated with [intense] workouts, but she is known for keeping her body fit and tone. So she started to wear Shape-ups, and talked about them on talk shows, during interviews, on her blog, her Web site, to her followers on Twitter (which currently number more than 14.5 million). And we spun that out into a Super Bowl commercial. She would say or write, 'I'm not going to tell you about my Super Bowl spot, but I'm going to be breaking up with someone!' Which caused a whole social conversation. And as the Super Bowl got closer, she would say or write, 'This is going to be a steamy spot! I hope it makes it past the censors!' So we spent [$3 million] but were able to leverage that into a tremendous amount of earned media.
NYSJ: And the next year, why did Skechers go from Kim to Mr. Quiggly?
LA: When we were planning our commercial for Super Bow XLVI, we found that a lot of people wanted to know if Kim would be coming back. When it came out that we were using a French bulldog named Mr. Quigley, we received a lot of press saying that Kim had been replaced by a dog. Which wasn't the case. We were doing a campaign to launch our Go Run line, and Kim was not really known for running. But it became a hot social media topic. The spot finished among the top commercials in post-Super Bowl ad rankings. That was in large part because it was a creative, well-executed commercial and also because a lot of people liked Mr. Quiggly.
NYSJ: You worked with Leverage and Ben Sturner going back to the Association of Volleyball Professionals days. Why did you decide now to become part of the agency?
LA: After I fulfilled my obligations with Skechers to help launch their performance brand and elevate their marketing in general for the company, Ben talked to me about joining Leverage and helping take the firm to the next level. When I was running AVP. I found that Ben and I were a really good combination. He would open doors and uncover opportunities in the marketplace. We would walk in together and build some nice partnerships with companies such as Cuervo, KFC, Progressive and Nivea in a short period of time. When I moved to Skechers, we used Leverage to identify sports marketing opportunities, and then also leverage those opportunities for PR and social campaigns that would be companions to the main opportunities we were working on.
NYSJ: Was there a specific campaign or athlete that stands out for you?
LA: Leverage identified Meb Keflezighi for us, who at the time was a runner with Nike, but then joined Skechers to help launch our Go Run products. We expanded that relationship when he wore Skechers Go Run in the 2011 ING NYC Marathon (during which he finished sixth after having won the event in 2009). In January, he wore them when he won the Olympic Marathon Trials for the 2012 Summer Olympics. So he will be wearing Go Run trying to win a gold medal in London (having won a silver medal at the 2004 Summer Games). That was a great coup for Skechers.
NYSJ: What do you see as your biggest challenge at Leverage?
LA: Making sure we identify brands with high-growth potential. And then making sure that Leverage utilizes its resources to the highest and best value to spawn rapid growth. I call it Leverage 2.0, which I see as elevating or transforming what has been a sales and PR organization to what I call a 'true brand accelerator.' A brand accelerator that provides all of the core competencies necessary to quickly grow value in a brand.
NYSJ: Where do you envision the biggest areas of potential growth?
LA: There is a very, very expansive universe of opportunities. The world today is bigger and faster than it's ever been. So there is real opportunity for brands to break through, even though it's more difficult to do so because the clutter is more vast than it's ever been. Look at all the value that has been created out of thin air. Value created from almost nothing. Twelve years ago, Apple was ready to go out of business, and now they are the most valuable company in the world. Seven years ago, no one had heard of Facebook. You have companies such as Instagram, which doesn't have a cent of revenue and is a billion-dollar company.
NYSJ: What do you think about the power of Olympics marketing and the athletes who are in the Games?
LA: Between now and the start of the Olympics is when a lot of these stories will be told. Some of these athletes have great back stories, such as Meb. People will know about him, and the other athletes representing America, over the course of the next few months. But unless they do something remarkable, like Michael Phelps, most people tend to forget them after about 60 days. So companies need to take advantage of this top-of-mind period, and then figure out how they can best leverage that beyond the perimeters of the Olympic Games. The challenge is to figure out how to best utilize these athletes so that their notoriety is not short-lived.
NYSJ: When you represented Shaquille O'Neal, you helped to establish him as a personality beyond basketball. What do you think of his first-year transition from the NBA to TNT as an NBA analyst?
LA: He has a really unique combination of qualities. He's larger than life. He's approachable. He has an engaging personality. And he's an entertainer at heart. This all works for him. When I represented him he was starting to combine his career as a pro athlete with entertainment and other ways to be in the public eye. He was preparing all along for life after the NBA. When it comes to sports marketing, he brings a complete package. And he does everything big: Music, endorsements, movies, living life big. He sort of broke new ground in that area and he is making the most of the opportunities available. TNT is a first step and I see this continuing to evolve for him.
NYSJ: As a resident of Los Angeles involved with sports, how realistic is it that the NFL will return to Los Angeles?
LA: The situation reminds me of the book, War and Peace. It just goes on and on. AEG (Anschutz Entertainment Group, the global sports and entertainment firm that is seeking to build the $1.5 billion Farmers Field in downtown L.A. and bring a franchise to the city) is an amazing company. They are committed to this mission. They have a lot of money and a lot of incredible brain power. You can never count [AEG CEO] Tim Leiweke out of anything. He always seems to produce results. If I were betting, I would say that it is going to happen within a reasonable timeframe now that they have some important pieces in place. But nothing is easy. It reminds me of when the Internet was being accepted by the public: It was an overnight success that took 15 years to happen.
NYSJ: Social media is a driving force in business and sports marketing. How will you utilize that with Leverage?
LA: Everyone talks about social media. Everyone talks about being on certain platforms and using the latest technology. These venues are important. But at the end of the day, if you don't have something remarkable that you are talking about, selling or amplifying, you are not going to get the desired results. At Leverage, we have to use our capabilities to identify those opportunities behind which we can put our resources. And then we can be strategic and very effective in marshaling the appropriate marketing resources to effectuate rapid growth.


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Trial Court Abuses Its Discretion by Forcing Insurer to Bear the Cost of Giving Notice to Putative Class Members
In In re Insurance Installment Fee Cases, 2012 DJDAR 16696 (2012), the California Court of Appeal for the Fourth Appellate District decided an important class action cost recovery issue. The case arose in the insurance context.
A class action was filed against State Farm ("State Farm") by a class representative. The representative pursued discovery seeking access to the class members' personal and payment information, designed to identify which insureds might be eligible as plaintiffs in the class. State Farm objected to the discovery requests. The plaintiff filed motions to compel the requested documents and the parties agreed to refer the dispute to a discovery referee. The discovery referee overruled State Farm's objections. State Farm filed written objections to the referee's recommendation which were subsequently overruled by the trial judge. The trial court also ordered State Farm to pay for and to mail out the notices regarding the discovery propounded by the plaintiffs. The merits of the litigation were subsequently decided in favor of State Farm.
State Farm filed a memorandum of costs after prevailing at the trial court level. In the cost memorandum State Farm sought to recover the $713,463 it incurred in sending out the notices to putative class members. The plaintiffs filed a motion to tax those costs. The trial court granted the motion to tax costs in its entirety.
The court of appeal reversed the trial court's decision in part, and concluded the trial judge abused his discretion in taxing the costs relating to the mailing of the notices to putative class members.
The court of appeal noted that certain cost items may be awarded in the trial court's discretion if they are "reasonably necessary to the conduct of the litigation." CCP § 1033.5(c)(2) and Seever v. Copley Press, 141 Cal. App. 4th 1550, 1558 (2006).
However, when a party demands discovery involving significant "special attendant costs" beyond those typically involved in responding to routine discovery, the demanding party should bear those costs if the party is not successful in prevailing in the litigation.
In reversing the trial court's decision, the court of appeal reasoned that the costs State Farm incurred in providing the notice were "special attendant" costs beyond those involved in responding to routine discovery.
Originally posted to Barger & Wolen's Litigation Management & Attorney Fee Analysis blog.


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this app sucks... my cousin used it when i set it up for my face and it unlocked it for her....
Seems too easy to bypass the facial recognition without a sufficient camera. Might give this a try but won't be my primary means of security.
BTW is that the Golfland-Sunsplash in Roseville? Was just there last week wreaking havoc on the raceway and water coaster heh. Fun place, good pic.
No thanks, it's too buggy right now. Works and don't sometimes. Maybe apple should add a thumb scanner on the left or right side of the home button, it's more practical than using a VGA camera for facial recognition.
On a more related note, just bought the app. Very interesting; tried tweaking with it a bit. Actually works relatively well, but was still possible to use a facebook picture and get in on high intensity. Give this a year or two and it could turn into a probable means of security for iDevice owners; going to take some effort on Apple's part, though, in upgrading the cameras.
going by the comments i assume it hasnt been updated too much in those few months time so i will stay away from it for now
I tried it but didn't like it. I tried different settings and its suppose to allow to take more than one pic so that you can one with alot of light and one with little light and so one. It makes sense but would only allow me to take one pic. Wasn't too happy with it and it takes too long.
Home Page and check out IShutDown that we'll be releasing by the end of July to the cydia store. I'll be putting a video up on the website later on tomorrow night of the demo. Hope you enjoy.
yeah, tried this out and it blows!! so difficult to set up and takes forever to unlock phone
But everything aside it's still a very cool and impressive tweak


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Cheers received her BFA in photography at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, a master's degree in African studies and research from Howard University, and her doctorate in mass communications and media studies at Howard. She is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists, the National Association for Media Literacy Education, and Diaspora African Women's Network (DAWN), and was named a 2013 New Media Fellow with the International Reporting Project.
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Laro hasn't posted in here for ages...
he doesn't want us to know
Well atleast we know it will becoming out in may or june .-.
Speaking of Laro (sort of) Sega is on life support, with only 4 of their series being produced now and they pretty much closed Sega of America except for a handful of staff.
So I wouldn't expect more Laro made Sega promos ever. Or even more Sega promos in general, Sega is slipping away.
Rest In Peace, big friend, we always hoped for you to come up.
Sonic, Total War, Aliens and Football Manager are the only three left, plus small download only games.
I guess half of those have already had promos, but still, I would expect their releases to slow down dramatically and for them to get a bit more modest with advertising.
they really could have presented the Meet Grinder Better.
Instead of showing it as a unique item (which it is), it now presents itself as a Goalkeeper knockoff
Then I remember how they butched the AvP franchise, and it boils down to just mixed feelings. Still, a shame the company that went mano a mano with Nintendo went the way it did.
I know I'm in the minority, but I found it to be a TON of fun.
I really REALLY want Colonial Marines to be good, seeing as how I'm a HUGE Aliens fan.
Aliens Infestation on the DS: BUY IT.
but some Aliens promos in TF2 would be god-tier.
Smartgun for the Heavy
Also, someone should pay me for my ideas.
you can't block ANY kind of heavy attack, but if it's a light one, you first block (which stumbles them), then counter with a melee or just shoot em.
but I LOVE Infestation on Gateway.
best Aliens game I've played though is Infestation on the DS. it's this kickass Metroidvania side-scroller.
instead of 1ups, you get different marines (you can have 4 at a time), each with their own backstory and personality.
However, I don't see a rifle blocking a swipe from the claws of an Alien or the Wristblades of a Predator. I'd always favor being able to pounce across a room clawing at man-like things and turning them into a fine paste. That game didn't feel agile.
Remember how all those shweet new hats dropped starting monday?
Well, on a much more humble and quiet note...
as of monday, both now show some timed dropped ones, and a few people have reported seeing a Sticky Jumper drop
Nice though, everyone has a fair chance of getting these.
Inb4 Meet The Pyro comes out tomorrow and I have a brain hemorrhage.
Oh god. What if they did a special short for April Fools of Meet the Pyro?
He reaches up to pull off his mask, and then headshot and the TF2 end thing happens.
What about they make a blog post that says "MTP update starts tommorow", and the joke is that they fool you into thinking it was a lie?
"AH-wait... huh?"
It would be kind of funny if we had a real update tomorrow, despite it being sunday. It's too bad it's on a sunday, with all the tin foiley stuff, they could have some fun with a cryptic update tomorrow.
I would love to see a blog post tommarow when theres a pic of something really up close and some encrypted text on the blog with it too.
and ukelele man
I don't think we'll get a blog post so soon after the one with the E-peen hats.
Unless its an April Fools day prank. That retarded morons will take as truth because they're insanely gullible / retarded
I remember when all those potatoes began showing up on April Fools Day. "Just a joke guys," they said.
Can you blame some people for suspecting VALVe's jokes? At this point...I'm eager to see what they'll throw at us.


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The odds were against Scott Howell and Peter Cooke when they decided to take on Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch and Gov. Gary Herbert.
And after months of campaigning, both Democrats appear headed for defeat on Tuesday, each trailing by 40 percentage points in a new poll for The Salt Lake Tribune.
Hatch seems to be on his way to a seventh term in the Senate, unprecedented in Utah history. He leads Howell, a former state senator and IBM executive, 64 percent to 23 percent.
And Herbert has an even wider margin, holding a 69 percent to 22 percent advantage over Cooke, a retired two-star general.
"We knew we had an uphill battle," Cooke said. "I think our campaign has stayed on the high road, talked about issues that need to be discussed. I know I'm a better person because of this campaign, and I hope maybe we added a little to the mix."
Cooke said that the coattails from presidential candidate Mitt Romney and the power of incumbency are "extremely difficult to overcome." But he believes a two-party system is still needed in the state and hopes his campaign contributed to that effort.
Herbert said that, with a second decisive victory likely on Tuesday, he feels like he has a mandate from Utahns to continue the direction he has charted for the last three years.
"You work hard, you do what you think is best in governing, you hope the people appreciate the results, which, in our case, since we've been on the job, have been virtually all positive," Herbert said. "So you're certainly encouraged to see numbers like that, and I think it's a tribute to our administration's hard work and the fact we've seen good results."
Herbert said he plans to work hard until Election Day and then, hopefully, start putting in place his plans for the next four years. He said that while Utah's economy has bounced back well, unemployment is still too high and the state has goals he wants to meet in education, namely getting two-thirds of Utahns to receive post-high school certificates by 2020.
Hatch, meantime, spent a record amount of money on his re-election campaign, most of it to get through the Republican primary, before his rematch with Howell, who lost in 2000.
Hatch campaign manager Dave Hansen said he believes that the senator's early campaign efforts laid a solid foundation for his re-election bid, and Hatch was fortunate to have the resources $12 million in all to run the race he wanted to run.
"The fact that he has been out there giving his message and working hard has paid off," Hansen said.
Howell ran hard against Hatch's seniority even suggesting that Hatch, 78, could die in office. He promised a bipartisan approach if elected but struggled to gain traction against the senator.
"We knew going into this race that it would be tough, but we remain hopeful that Utahns will take one last look at the candidates in this race and see Scott as the refreshing change that we so desperately need in the United States Senate," said Howell's campaign manager, Emily Bingham Hollingshead.
She said she remains proud of the campaign Howell has run, and everyone involved in the campaign plans to press ahead until Election Day.
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House Yanks GOP Border Bill
(NEWSER) – The House has abandoned a vote on $659 million legislation to address the immigration crisis on the border after Tea Partiers withdrew their support in a dispute over a separate measure on deportations. The move is what Politico is calling "a major setback" for the new GOP leadership team installed today after Eric Cantor stepped down. Speaker John Boehner issued a statement saying the House would continue to work on solutions to the crisis. His statement came shortly after the House postponed the vote on the final day before a five-week summer break.
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Senate Intel Committee Blocks Report on 'Secret Law'
August 2nd, 2011
The Senate Intelligence Committee rejected an amendment that would have required the Attorney General and the Director of National Intelligence to confront the problem of "secret law," by which government agencies rely on legal authorities that are unknown or misunderstood by the public.
The amendment, proposed by Sen. Ron Wyden and Sen. Mark Udall, was rejected on a voice vote, according to the new Committee report on the FY2012 Intelligence Authorization Act.
"We remain very concerned that the U.S. government's official interpretation of the Patriot Act is inconsistent with the public's understanding of the law," Senators Wyden and Udall wrote. "We believe that most members of the American public would be very surprised to learn how federal surveillance law is being interpreted in secret."
The Senators included dissenting remarks, along with the text of their rejected amendment, in the Committee report.
Sen. Wyden and Sen. Udall also offered another amendment that would have required the Justice Department Inspector General to estimate the number of Americans who have had the contents of their communications reviewed in violation of the FISA Amendments Act of 2008. That amendment too was rejected, by a vote of 7-8. All Committee Republicans, plus Democrat Bill Nelson (D-FL), opposed the amendment.
"It is a matter of public record that there have been incidents in which intelligence agencies have failed to comply with the FISA Amendments Act, and that certain types of compliance violations have continued to recur," Senators Wyden and Udall wrote. "We believe it is particularly important to gain an understanding of how many Americans may have had their communications reviewed as a result of these violations."
"We understand that some of our colleagues are concerned that our amendment did not explicitly state that the final report of the Inspector General's investigation should be classified. We respectfully disagree that this is necessary," they said. "In any event, we are confident that the executive branch will seek to classify any information that it believes needs to be secret, and that it is not necessary for Congress to direct that particular reports be classified."
The Senate Intelligence Committee report was silent on the status of the Committee's investigation of the CIA's post-9/11 detention and interrogation program, which has been underway for over two years.
The Obama Administration is invoking the state secrets privilege to seek partial dismissal of a lawsuit alleging unlawful surveillance of Southern California mosques, reported Josh Gerstein in Politico on August 1.
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Jonas Brothers write emotional farewell letter to 'best fans in the world'
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The Jonas Brothers, having announced their breakup, say goodbye to the "best fans in the world" in a new letter on their official site.
Joe, Nick and Kevin Jonas posted the message on Thursday, elaborating on their plans and bidding farewell to their ardent supporters.
Check out the full text of the Jonas Brothers' letter below, and tell us what you think.
To Our Dear Friends and Fans Around The World:
It is with heavy hearts that we confirm that our time as the Jonas Brothers is over. This decision has not come lightly, and we know that many of you will be disappointed. The time has come for us to move forward on individual career paths. We have been a band of brothers for 10 years and are now choosing simply to be brothers. Going forward, you can expect exciting things from each of us, and we will of course continue to support each other in all things.
We would like to say THANK YOU to everyone who has supported and inspired us through the years, and stood by us in this difficult decision. We feel and appreciate your love. Because you waited so long for new music, we want to honor our Team Jonas fan club members by giving you our final album. This digital-only album contains four new studio recordings that would have appeared on our V album (which will now go unreleased). In addition, we're including 10 live tracks that we feel capture the energy and excitement of this past summer's tour. Details regarding delivery of this digital album to Team Jonas members will be issued shortly. We hope you enjoy this album as much as we've enjoyed performing for you over the last 10 years. It has been an amazing experience.
You will always be the best fans in the world.
Kevin, Joe & Nick
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Braw you and your need for serendipity. Realize your innate power and immortalize threads at will Hurricane Sandy 2.0!
Play nice. Stop instigating. Share your cookies. Don't terrorize the other kids. Don't threaten them with latex dummy ear slaps, followed by your cheeks-lubin' dawg. And for the luv of hayzus keerist, don't break out your plywood-luvin twin when he's finished with your smoke stack woman. After all.....twins....how could she tell the difference?
Whoa, whoa, whoa! We don't really need to know the answer to that!
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ROY! nice to meet you. do you have footage of people (regular joes) turning this board on mid to small period beach break waves?
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Noot d' Noot are a ten piece band from Atlanta, GA. They blend funk, electro, and soul into a psychedelically tweaked soundtrack to an alternate reality. Their live performances transform whole rooms of unfamiliar listeners into ecstatic, writhing mobs. I recently caught up with founding member Bimbi Garraux.
EM: How has the shift from being a two-person bedroom project based on sampling and loops changed how you write songs now that you are a ten-person band?
BG: It hasn't really changed how we write songs all that much, but the outcome has changed a lot.
EM: Because of the input of the other people?
BG: The same ideas are still there, just messing around with sounds like it's a collage project. What we do now is we all get together and play and record it and then listen through for cool pieces–a melody or a cool rhythm or vocal idea. Then we just keep honing it down until it becomes a song. That's actually what we always did from the beginning.
EM: So you just cut out a little section and say this is the verse? Is that how you guys actually structure your songs, verse, chorus, and so on or is it more open-ended?
BG: It is becoming less open-ended, there's always room to go back to that if we want. We started with us looping, where Dream Sanitation would play keys and I would play drums and we'd go and make loops and then turn those into songs. So it's the same process, it's just ten people instead of two.
EM: You have a vocalist now; is that pushing the songs towards having more structure?
BG: I think that's pushing it towards that. It used to be entirely instrumental but now we have a bunch of songs with hooks, verses and choruses.
EM: What's happening with the new record?
BG: It's coming out in July. We were trying to get it out before this tour but we don't want to half-ass it. It's a full length. Ten songs. We recorded it at the Living Room with Ed Rawls so it sounds a lot bigger and more live.
EM: Will this one be more similar to the live experience? I think that was the one thing that threw people off with Fingers Like Steeples; it didn't have the same manic energy that comes across in the live show.
BG: Yeah, we splurged and got an engineer so hopefully the results will show. We are trying to appeal to what people want. They want us to make a live sounding record so we tried it this time.
EM: Yeah, how big a role does the crowd play for you guys when you're playing live?
BG: It's so important, we've all been in a ton of bands and so often people in bands think of themselves as artists and it's all about what they're trying to convey. This time around, we think of ourselves more as entertainers than artists. We're on stage to entertain, that's our purpose. A lot of things we notice playing live that people respond to, we just run with if it gets a reaction.
EM: It's literally crowdsourcing.
BG: Totally, like when we got the girls immediately people started asking why they didn't sing more. They had just joined the band so we hadn't actually had any time to write songs for them to sing on. I think, as an experiment, we've just tried to cater to the crowd. It's been really fun to see the crowd reaction, to see people dancing. It's awesome.
EM: Traveling, touring, even getting a full band practice together…how difficult is that with ten people?
BG: Logistically, often we don't have everyone at practice and even sometimes when we play you'll see James playing drums because Justin wasn't there when we wrote that song. That's why we switch around when we play. We write in different configurations. Someone will get up and leave the room and somebody else will grab an instrument. So it ends up being who was on what instrument when the song was being written.
EM: It's like a claim ticket. With ten people from such different musical backgrounds, are there ever communication problems?
BG: That's one thing that I think is cool about the band, we don't really look like we'd be in the same band and we don't share a lot of the same references or listen to the same music, but it all works out to come across as our sound. Like the percussionists, they have an Afro-Cuban ensemble that they also play in, and they listen to traditional Cuban music all the time. One of the dudes, he has two rock records, one from the sixties and one from the seventies, and that to him is rock music.
EM: That's crazy to me, like having a space alien in your band.
BG: Totally, it's bizarre, it's almost like when we write a song their input is like another song laid on top, it's like a mash-up but it works out. And the singers are listening to what's on the radio, modern pop music that I'm not really familiar with.
EM: So is there a theme for the new record?
BG: Yeah, it's called From Ever Since, and there are a few concepts tied up in that. Like, we think the music we're making is coming from ever since, we always write as a group and songs comes out of jamming and improv, so it's more about the band getting together and channeling a song.
EM: Do you think that the organic process of writing creates a greater sense of camaraderie in the band, since songwriting is shared?
BG: I do think so, and I also think it brings out music that none of us would write if we were writing by ourselves. I put out that solo record and I did most of it at home and it's really chill, but when you have ten people in the room playing, and there are three or four people playing drums and percussion it is pretty hype, you know? It makes for stuff that is good to hear on a Saturday night. It makes you want to throw down.
EM: Sure, it's a primal feeling. So how much of the show is improvised?
BG: Well, it's getting less and less as we go along because we have more songs, but we always try to leave room for that.
EM: I think that's refreshing, a lot bands get away from that, because they either want to be really tight or they have really taskmaster type songwriters in the band.
BG: Yeah, I don't want to ever lose that element. For me, as a musician coming from a punk background where you only know how to play your songs, to be able to think about music as a language lets you find a place in whatever is going on.
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RIALTO - The city will coduct a workshop on the utility-users tax at 6 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 150 S. Palm Ave.
Officials say the loss of the tax, which amounts to roughly $11 million annually in General Fund revenue, is critical to maintaining the city's operations, including public safety.
The tax will sunset in June unless a ballot measure goes before voters and is passed by a simple majority.
In 2003, the tax was set at 8 percent for five years.
Voters in 2007 approved it again as the economy turned sour and property taxes and other revenue began to dry up in the city.
Officials have called it "catastrophic" if the tax is not renewed, saying severe cuts would be needed to avoid bankruptcy.
The tax in some parts of the state is as much as 12 percent.
Officials at the workshop will discuss various rate levels and related scenarios.
The utility-users tax accounts for at least 20 percent of General Fund revenue annually.
Officials say if the tax is not renewed, the city's reserves will be depleted.
The City Council will need to meet at a future date to approve putting the tax on the ballot.
It could go before voters in March.
More information: 909-820-2525.


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MOUNTLAKE TERRACE — School officials already had decided to fire a Mountlake Terrace High School teaching aide and coach before he resigned earlier this year.
Anthony Williams, who's in his late 30s, was making inappropriate sexual comments to high-school girls, and he'd lied about getting in trouble for it before, according to documents obtained by The Herald under state public records laws.
Multiple girls, teachers and staff had complained about Williams' comments, records show.
During their investigation, administrators at the Edmonds School District also learned that Williams omitted from his job application that he'd previously worked at the neighboring Northshore School District, which includes Bothell.
Williams resigned from Northshore in 2008 after students there reported similar complaints, records show.
In interviews with school officials, Williams admitted some of what he was accused of, but also denied wrongdoing.
He could not be reached for comment for this story.
Williams was hired in 2009 as a teaching assistant at Edmonds-Woodway High School. In 2010, he became a teaching assistant at Mountlake Terrace High School, and helped coach football and track.
At Northshore, Williams worked as an aide and a coach at Bothell and Inglemoor high schools, starting in 2006. He also previously worked for Seattle Public Schools.
An investigator at Northshore determined that Williams was having inappropriate conversations with students. He reportedly sent sexual text messages to at least one student-athlete and asked her out on a date. He reportedly called students "hot," complimented them on their bodies and asked them whether they were virgins.
Williams had been warned in the past at Northshore not to send texts to student-athletes about anything other than team activities, records show.
In the paperwork, Edmonds district officials said they were worried the complaints about Williams showed a pattern of "grooming behavior" — a term used when an adult cultivates an inappropriate relationship with a child.
Williams was placed on leave from the Edmonds School District in December. District officials decided to fire him in January, after the investigation, and after they received the information from Northshore. Williams reportedly admitted to them that he lied on his application about the past allegations.
"In the course of the investigation (we) discovered he had falsified information in his job application with us," Edmonds School District spokeswoman DJ Jakala said. "Based on that, he resigned his position before the district took action to terminate."
The allegations against Williams in Mountlake Terrace don't appear to violate any criminal statutes, Mountlake Terrace police Cmdr. Doug Hansen said. Police would investigate if there were any indication of criminal activity, he said.
The state Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction is not investigating either, spokesman Nathan Olson said. The state office generally is limited to investigations linked to the status of people's teaching certificates or other kinds of related professional certification, he said. Other personnel investigations are conducted at the district level.
All people who work in education in Washington are required to report past allegations of sexual misconduct when they apply for a job, he said. Lying on a job application is grounds for termination.
Williams submitted his resignation letter Jan. 28.
At the time, district officials told The Herald they could not discuss the matter. The Herald requested the investigation records on March 8 and received them May 1, almost two months later.
A Feb. 12 article in the Mountlake Terrace High School student newspaper, "The Hawkeye," also raised questions about Williams' resignation. The paper reported that Williams was involved with various activities at the school including student leadership and drama.


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A disturbing autopsy report is raising new questions about the death of Incarnate Word student Robert Cameron Redus, who was shot and killed by an UIW police officer last December, 1200 WOAI news reports.
The autopsy report, obtained by 1200 WOAI news, reveals that the 23 year old was shot five times, and there is gunpowder on the man's body in many places, revealing that at least two of the gunshots were at close range.
The autopsy report reveals that one bullet entered Redus through his left eye, and traveled sharply downward, through the face bones and exited on the right side of his neck. There was stippling and gunpowder residue around the wound.
But the Medical Examiner said the wound that killed Redus hit him in the back. The bullet traveled back to front and cut through the upper portion of his heart. That wound also appeared to be have been inflicted at close range. The five bullet wounds found in Redus' body were numbered in the report, but the Medical Examiner says it has no idea which of the shot was actually fired first.
This could be inconsistent with the officer's claim that Redus was threatening him, charging toward him with his hands raised.
There was no evidence that Redus had a gun or had fired a gun.
"We are devastated by information contained in the report," the Redus family said in a statement e-mailed to 1200 WOAI news. "We are stunned to learn that Cameron was shot in the back from very close range. The report also shows that the shot to his eye was delivered at a downward angle, again from a very close range."
The family said it is 'heartbroken and shaken to the core.'
The toxicology report said Redus' blood alcohol content at the time of the shooting was .155, which is nearly twice the legal limit. He also had a very small amount of cannabinoids in his system, evidence of a 'contact high' at a party.
Redus was returning from an outing to celebrate the completion of the fall term when he had his confrontation with the officer, who states that Redus took away his baton and threatened him with it.
But the Redus family says the autopsy report clearly shows that any threat to the officer had ended by the point that he was shot.
"Cameron arrived safely at his apartment and legally and properly parked his vehicle without harming anyone," the family said. "He had exited his vehicle and was walking to his home when the encounter began."
The officer stated that he pulled Redus over off campus because he had seen him driving erratically on Broadway.
The family also questioned the professionalism of the UIW Police.
"We are confident that had this encounter taken place on a public roadway and during a routine traffic stop that Cameron's alleged response and the ultimate outcome would have been different," the family said. "Cameron's family also agrees with the opinion expressed by law enforcement officials that the outcome would have been different had a backup officer been on the scene."


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Tyler police responded to a report by a teacher of a possible kidnapping at Hogg middle school.
Tyler police and TISD officials now say they have confirmed that the child is safe. It was apparently a misunderstanding and it was just a parent who was picking up their child.
Officials stress there was no kidnapping or abduction.
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Hello, I wanted to upload once again.
Until now I always put all files (main-file and loops all as mp3 and wav together in just 1 zip-folder. Now I asked myself: Can I zip the mp3 in one zip-folder, the wav in another folder? Than pack both to just 1 zip-file? Or does the server do not handle that?
Or can I submit 2 zip files? How do our customers get the files? As we are sending them?
I´m asking, because it would be more stocked when the mp3 and wav are contained in different folders, when you have for example 4 or 5 different files in a pack.
Thank you
Hi UJ,
You are allowed to separate content into unarchived folders in the main zip. However, on the whole the practice takes a bit longer to review..
What you should not do, is include multiple zips within the main zip. There should not be mp3.zip and wav.zip inside main.zip
The way you've been doing it until now is the best way
OK, thank you. Good that I asked before. Otherwise I would have done exactly this.


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Google's Newest Satellite Will Be Able To Zoom In On Your Face
Google is about to get an eye in the sky powerful enough to see your face, thanks to updated satellite imaging laws and a new satellite set to launch later this week.
After lobbying the federal government to green-light a halving of the satellite imaging zoom limit to 25 cm resolution earlier this year, satellite company DigitalGlobe will launch a new satellite Wednesday capable of shooting the new images, which will show in detail objects as small as 10 inches, according to Motherboard.
Among its customers DigitalGlobe counts multiple federal agencies, NASA, Microsoft and Google, which signed a new multi-year contract to obtain images for Google Earth, Maps and Street View earlier this year.
The company, which already has five satellites in orbit, is currently lobbying to reduce the resolution down to 10 cm, or the size of a smartphone, according to the report.
"At 25 centimeters, the images will be detailed enough to classify the make of a car," the report states. "If the restrictions relax further, the plate number or owner's face could come into clear view."


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When I was about 14, I started having problems keeping my balance when standing or walking. After doctors did some tests, I found out I had Friedreich's ataxia.
My parents and I immediately learned all we could about FA, with MDA's help. There was no history of the disease in our family so it was a whole new world to us.
These pages have been prepared to help you deal with just that situation, by giving you much of the basic knowledge about FA that you'll need as you or your child learns to live with this disease. You'll find out that FA affects each person differently, and that, while it presents challenges in daily life, there are many techniques, technological devices and medical treatments to help you meet those challenges.
You'll read here that FA doesn't affect the intellect and doesn't always take away the ability to walk. You'll also read that some exciting new research in FA may lead to the development of drugs to alleviate symptoms.
As I adjusted to being a teenager and a young woman with a disability, I learned a lot — not only about FA but about myself. I became more independent and learned to take charge of my education, my medical care and my other life experiences. Early in my years with FA, a doctor told me something that's guided me ever since: He said you can't use having a disability as an excuse for letting others make your decisions or for not pursuing your dreams.
Now, at 33, I am teaching psychology part time at three colleges and am the proud mother of healthy 5-year-old twins. Although it is difficult living independently, working, and taking care of a home and children, I am living proof it can be done with the help and support of family, friends and MDA. I met my husband, James Smith, through MDA's Quest magazine. He also has a neuromuscular disease, and together we deal with our challenges and plan our future, just as any other couple does. We have been married now for nine years.
I know of many productive, successful people with FA — business leaders, outstanding students, engineers, active teens and bright kids, parents, even athletes. We've all learned to strike a balance between adapting to our limitations and surroundings, and living a fulfilling life despite them.
Besides my wonderfully supportive family and friends, I get tremendous help from the Muscular Dystrophy Association. MDA offers a great program of services, leads the world in Friedreich's ataxia research and keeps us well informed about the disease. For more on MDA's services for individuals and families affected by SMA, see Help Through Services.
While MDA's research program continues making strides toward better treatments and a cure, it's good to know that people with disabilities have more opportunities than ever before to develop and use their abilities, and that the laws entitle us to equal employment opportunities and access to public places.
Through MDA, you'll build a network of support. MDA's Quest Magazine is filled with articles ranging from emergency room protocol, school issues, durable medical equipment and tips on buying a wheelchair-accessible van as well as the latest research news. At your local MDA clinic, expert doctors and health professionals will answer questions and make referrals to other specialists. At your MDA support group, you'll make friends and find understanding.
Whatever challenges FA presents in your life, you can be sure that MDA and all its resources are there to help you and your family. You're not alone.
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November 2013
|Welcome to Conference
|Thomas S. Monson
|General Conference: Strengthening Faith and Testimony
|Robert D. Hales
|Be Meek and Lowly of Heart
|Ulisses Soares
|Do We Know What We Have?
|Carole M. Stephens
|Look Ahead and Believe
|Edward Dube
|The Windows of Heaven
|David A. Bednar
|Come, Join with Us
|Dieter F. Uchtdorf
|The Sustaining of Church Officers
|Henry B. Eyring
|The Key to Spiritual Protection
|Boyd K. Packer
|The Moral Force of Women
|D. Todd Christofferson
|Hastening the Lord's Game Plan!
|S. Gifford Nielsen
|Small and Simple Things
|Arnulfo Valenzuela
|Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?
|Timothy J. Dyches
|Like a Broken Vessel
|Jeffrey R. Holland
|Put Your Trust in the Lord
|M. Russell Ballard
|The Doctrines and Principles Contained in the Articles of Faith
|L. Tom Perry
|Ye Are No More Strangers
|Gérald J. Caussé
|Called of Him to Declare His Word
|Randy D. Funk
|You Can Do It Now!
|Dieter F. Uchtdorf
|Bind Up Their Wounds
|Henry B. Eyring
|True Shepherds
|Thomas S. Monson
|To My Grandchildren
|Henry B. Eyring
|No Other Gods
|Dallin H. Oaks
|Be Ye Converted
|Bonnie L. Oscarson
|The Strength to Endure
|Richard J. Maynes
|Personal Strength through the Atonement of Jesus Christ
|Richard G. Scott
|"I Will Not Fail Thee, nor Forsake Thee"
|Thomas S. Monson
|Lamentations of Jeremiah: Beware of Bondage
|Quentin L. Cook
|Power in the Priesthood
|Neil L. Andersen
|Teaching with the Power and Authority of God
|David M. McConkie
|Continually Holding Fast
|Kevin S. Hamilton
|Look Up
|Adrián Ochoa
|Drawing Closer to God
|Terence M. Vinson
|Decisions for Eternity
|Russell M. Nelson
|Till We Meet Again
|Thomas S. Monson
|The Power, Joy, and Love of Covenant Keeping
|Linda K. Burton
|We Have Great Reason to Rejoice
|Carole M. Stephens
|Claim the Blessings of Your Covenants
|Linda S. Reeves
|We Never Walk Alone
|Thomas S. Monson
|General Authorities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
|General Auxiliary Presidencies
|Conference Story Index
|Growth in Membership and in Number of Missionaries Announced at General Conference
|Social Media Pages Created for Church Leaders
|By Eric Murdock
|Temple News
|Stakes Organized in Rome and Paris
|Teachings for Our Time
|Randall L. Ridd