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THOMASVILLE, GA – Packaged baked goods maker Flowers Foods got a big sales boost in the fourth quarter as Hostess Brands' abrupt closure in November left retailers scrambling to fill their shelves with Twinkies alternatives.
Flowers Foods posted a profit of $38.6 million, or 28¢ a share, up 65% from $23 million, or 17¢ a share, a year earlier. Revenue climbed 15% to $749.4 million. Acquisitions contributed 6.4% of those gains, and volume increased 10%.
The maker of Mrs. Freshley's pastries popular in vending has seen sales rise in recent quarters, helped by its 2011 acquisition of Tastykake pastries maker Tasty Baking Co. However, its effort to offset rising ingredient costs by increasing prices and cutting back on promotions has challenged its sales volume and margins.
Despite the recent spike in packaged pastry demand following Twinkie's demise in the fourth quarter, Flowers declined to give guidance until it sees what happens next in Hostess's plan to sell its brands.
"The marketplace remains in flux as the industry awaits the outcome of Hostess' bankruptcy proceedings and the resulting auctions of assets," said Flowers chief executive George E. Deese.
Last month, Hostess selected Flowers as its lead bidder for its bread business, including Wonder Bread and Nature's Pride. The Thomasville, GA, baker's $390 million offer could still be outbid in an auction as part of Hostess's bankruptcy process. | SEE STORY
Flowers also agreed in October to buy certain assets and trademark licenses from Grupo Bimbo that would give it licenses to the Sara Lee and Earthgrains brands in California and Oklahoma City.


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'"We thought about it. But what you really want to do is go forward. And I think having a forward looking 'futuristic' uniform, if you want to call it that, and one tied to your tradition, is a good way to go. I think the old one, the original one, is a retro look. I don't know that's the look you want all the time."'
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hello, just start checking fern yesterday, when i added my MAC address to check the location of my MAC it gives me different location, about a 2 miles away from where i am, and when i added another MAC address of my other laptop, again it gives me the same 2 miles away location, is this normal or am i doing something wrong ?
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@wewe73 - You are not doing anything wrong, The mac address location depends on the Google's wifi towers API which holds a large database of access point to mac address to GPS co-ordinate mappings, if the mac address does not exist in googles database, a wrong coordinate is sometimes returned which results in a wrong location displayed.
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Loving Fern! It is incredibly intuitive and hosts some awesome features! Been great so far on my lab tests and has been very helpful with understanding some things, so thank you!!!
I was wondering if it would be possible to add a small feature to the Geolocatory Tracker: where it shows the accuracy, could we have a drop-down to display distance in different units? e.g. Miles/Kilometers + Feet/Meters? This would be really helpful for those of us who may be on different standards.
Again, thank you so much for this and the awesome work you are doing!
Great work savio, but is there an option to store my custom locations with its MAC address on the map?


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Armada is announcing their brand new radio show "Armada Night Radio." Every Monday at 9 p.m. ET, fans can tune in to Evolution to hear the world renowned label's best music, including weekly guest mixes from Armada's talent roster.
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Lea Michele makes first public appearance since Monteith death
Lea Michele has stepped out of the first time since the passing of "Glee" co-star and boyfriend Cory Monteith.
According to "E News," Lea made her first public appearance on Saturday to attend the baby shower of her friend actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler, at the Thompson Hotel in Beverly Hills.
The 26-year-old was photographed smiling and dressed for the occasion in a white lace dress, and in the company of another actress friend JoAnna Garcia.
It has been three weeks since Monteith died unexpectedly at age 31 with alcohol and heroin found in his system.
Last week, Lea addressed fans on Twitter thanking them for their support and saying that "Cory will forever be in [her] heart."
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Roger Daltrey & Wilco Johnson collaborate on album
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Roger Daltrey has some new music on the way. The Who frontman has teamed up with former Dr. Feelgood guitarist Wilco Johnson on the upcoming album "Going Back Home."
The singer tells the UK's "Guardian" he met Wilco at an awards show in 2010, and they bonded over their mutual love of Johnny Kidd and the Pirates. Daltrey explains that the band, which was prominent in the UK in the late '50s and early '60s, was "a big influence" on both The Who and Dr. Feelgood.
Johnson credits Daltrey for spearheading the collaboration. He says after The Who finished touring last year, "Roger jumped up and said, 'Let's do it.'" He adds that Daltrey "knew this lovely little studio" where they recorded the album last November.
Going Back Home is slated for a March release. Daltrey and Johnson will support the album with a show in London on February 25th.
"Going Back Home" could also be Johnson's final studio effort. The rocker announced last January that he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He added that he'd opted against receiving any treatment, and was told he likely only had nine or ten months left to live.
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Mines Board honors professor
GOLDEN, Colo., Dec. 17, 2008 – Colorado School of Mines professor Thomas Furtak has been awarded the prestigious Mines Board of Trustees Outstanding Faculty Award.
|Board of Trustees Chairman Dr. Michael Nyikos and Dr. Thomas Furtak
The award, which is not intended to be given each year, is designed to recognize the special contributions of a faculty member who has been at Mines for a minimum of three years and made a significant positive impact on student learning with special emphasis on teaching outside the classroom. It consists of a plaque, a check for $2,000 and support for research goals totaling $1,000.
Furtak, who is head of Mines' physics department, was nominated for the award by his students and colleagues for the important contributions he has made to the Mines campus in the development of the Studio Physics Teaching Methodology.
"The introductory physics course in mechanics Dr. Furtak created around this concept positively affects the educational experience of every undergraduate student entering Mines, and his studio method is now being extended to the electro-magnetism and optics course and to a distance delivery version of the mechanics course," said Dr. Michael Nyikos, Mines board of trustees chairman.
"Furtak is an exemplar of quality and excellence as a teacher and scholar — and as a member of the Mines community and the broader national and international community," Nyikos added.
Because of Furtak's work, Mines stands out in the national scene as a leading model of education reform in physics at the introductory level. Mines students make remarkably high learning gains in introductory physics as a result of the implementation of his innovative approaches.
Past recipients of the award include Tracy Camp, professor of mathematical and computer sciences; David Matlock, professor of metallurgical engineering; Robert Baldwin, emeritus professor of chemical engineering; Nigel Middleton, provost and senior vice president for strategic enterprises; and Samuel Romberger, a professor in the geology and geological engineering department.
Founded in 1874, Colorado School of Mines was established to serve the needs of the local mining industry. Today, the School has an international reputation for excellence in both engineering education and the applied sciences with special expertise in the development and stewardship of the Earth's resources. For more information about Colorado School of Mines, visit www.mines.edu.
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Noble Clan?
How can the aburame be apart of one of konoha's noble clans? The uchiha, senju, akamichi and hyuga are all listed as one of konoha's 4 noble clans. So how is it that the aburame are included in that list? Kind of confusing..... —This unsigned comment was made by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs) .
- According to the first databook the Aburame, Akimichi, Hyuga, and Uchiha, are the four noble clans.--Deva 27 19:28, August 6, 2011 (UTC)
Can all of the Aburame Clan's techniques be classified as ninjutsu? I mean it doesn't use chakra and that goes against the definition of ninjutsu. 184.108.40.206 (talk) 16:47, February 12, 2012 (UTC)
The Kikaichū are considered tools, and tool usage is also Ninjutsu. Skitts (talk) 18:49, February 12, 2012 (UTC)
Ninjutsu isn't just the use of chakra. There is also the fact that it was never said that the Aburama do not use chakra but that the insects feed on a portion of their chakra, not all of it. Some of these technical pages do need a bit of reengineering at times.--Cerez365™ 19:01, February 12, 2012 (UTC)
Other Clan Members
In Naruto episode 150, there were shown a lot more members of the Aburame clan, when they fought against the Kamizuru clan. 3 of them were shown from a close range, they all bear the same characteristics as all other known members, like sunglasses and gourds for the insects. Should we mention them under "other clan members" ? Norleon (talk) 18:47, November 13, 2012 (UTC)
- Every clan member who lacks enough information to warrant an article of their own should. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 21:12, November 14, 2012 (UTC)
Clan member
The other Clan Member that is said to be seen alongside Hiruzen during the Nine-tails attack on Konoha, is he shown in the anime? --Kasan94 (talk) 10:33, January 19, 2013 (UTC)
- No. That scene was removed altogether.--Cerez365™(talk) 12:35, January 19, 2013 (UTC)
Insect carrying gourd
I was wondering if it would be okay to add something about there insect carrying gourds to the tools section? I know it's mentioned in the main article but I was thinking it could be added to the tools section as well?--Aburame41 (talk) 16:55, July 28, 2013 (UTC)
- It's not like there's much to talk about it though. It's never been considered something important or unique enough, like Gaara's gourd, nor was it ever common enough to have variations worth listing, such as kunai, shuriken or flak jackets. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 18:35, July 28, 2013 (UTC)
This is way delayed I know. Okay, just figured I'd ask about it.--Aburame41 (talk) 20:57, August 5, 2013 (UTC)
New Clan Emblem?
Wouldn't the bug shaped pins Shino have in the Epilogue constitute as real emblem for the clan or at least the best candidate for it? see? Shock Dragoon (talk) 17:06, December 8, 2014 (UTC)
- I think they could be button like extensions, but still I've no idea, it could do as a symbol because this clan hasn't got any but we should wait for more examples and opinions. In final chapter they had all sort's of designs you can see Boruto and other children having symbol on their back it could may or may not mean anything, so I think we should wait for new information.--Naruto uzu6254 (talk) 20:42, December 8, 2014 (UTC)
- Bump--Naruto uzu6254 (talk) 16:28, December 19, 2014 (UTC)
Muta contacting worms
As was stated on the page, Muta used local worms to investigate Akatsuki's hideout. Since the Fourth Databook came it, it was revealed that the worms were a variant of the kikaichu. I've removed Muta's photo and removed his section about contacting worms.
Problem: We need a new photo of SHINO contacting a bee during the Chunin Exams to replace Muta's photo.
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BLACKBURN Cathedral will host daily carol events by groups from all areas of the community in the run-up to Christmas.
Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service, the Lancashire Telegraph, East Lancashire Hospice, Blackburn College and many primary and junior schools are just a selection of those with services planned between now and Christmas Eve.
Christopher Armstrong, Dean of Blackburn, said: "We couldn't be busier. We've had to turn people requesting services away because we can only handle so many.
"Secular groups from all over Lancashire have been in contact because we can offer such a great space and the music made here is fantastic."
The cathedral's own annual service will be held on December 23 and will see its own choir sing by candlelight.
Dean Armstrong said: "It is the most important service and everybody is welcome."
The Telegraph's service will have a fireworks display and be performed by the Cathedral Choristers, the Girl's Choir and the Salvation Army Band, on Thursday, December13.
"The Telegraph's is very popular," said the Dean.
"It works well with people doing late-night shopping. We get people coming in with carrier bags full of presents. The fireworks are fantastic and there's always a very relaxed atmosphere, it's lovely.
"It's one of my favourite carol services of the year."
Carols at the Crib welcomes parents and grandparents to see their children sing 'Away in a Manger' in a candlelit ring around the hall of the cathedral on Christmas Eve.
Blackburn Music Society will give their performance of Handel's Messiah in celebration of contralto Kathleen Ferrier's centenary on Saturday, December 8. Kathleen and her family lived in Blackburn.
Samuel Hudson, director of music at the cathedral, recently began rehearsing the carols with the cathedral's choirs.
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This can help not all ap have same behaviour.
also try clientless wep attack. For this use: fragmentation and chop chop attack this can use when there is only wired client. So then you will have larger picture what all types of attack can someone use in wep cracking and also pros and cons and when is some attack good and when not.
P.s. - why you change your mac its not nessecary if you dont have mac filter enabled and if you control your lab this can help bad guys to hide his real mac making forensics job harder.
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DALLAS -- CEC Entertainment Inc., parent company of the Chuck E. Cheese's pizza-arcade chain, will pay $6,500 to settle a lawsuit filed in December by the family of an injured child, according to a story in the Southeast Texas Record.
In a complaint filed in Jefferson County District Court, Cassandra Diggles said her daughter fell and cut her head on the sharp edge of a ride at a CEC pizza-arcade in Beaumont, TX, in January 2009. The lawsuit contends that CEC should have posted warnings about the risks if parents allow their children to play unattended.
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It was reported that the crane operator working on the Telogia Creek Bridge near Greensboro felt the roadway giving way underneath his 120-ton crane just before he jumped. In just a few seconds the 3-ton capacity bridge and the crane were at the bottom of the creek. A DEP official said the leaking fuel had been contained on-site and a bigger crane was dispatched to begin cleanup operations. Nearby nursery owner George Hackney also sustained damages from the accident. A new pump house was destroyed by the crane's falling boom.
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I hear there's a presidential campaign on, so I'm feeling a bit political. I just can't help myself. With all the policy suggestions going around, I wanted to offer one of my own.
There's an intellectual breakthrough that comes when one begins to understand that merely stating opinions, no matter how forcefully they are stated, doesn't impress intelligent people. Politicians, of course, rarely go out of their way to impress intelligent people, and thus sometimes never reach this point, at least in public. College students accomplish this breakthrough when they realize that assertions need argument and evidence and that evidence needs analysis and evaluation. Librarians play a crucial role in this discovery. Along with the instructors, they help students not only find sources for an argument, but help them learn how to analyze and evaluate these sources. It is part of our mission to educate people in the intelligent discovery and use of information. As I survey the state of the republic, sometimes I think everyone in the country needs a librarian. I recommend this as a new public policy. Perhaps the candidates could add this to their stump speeches.
Yesterday afternoon I heard a Fresh Air interview with Al Gore marking the occasion of the paperback publication of The Assault on Reason, his book from last year decrying the disappearance of reason and logic from public discourse. (I didn't read the book, since I usually don't read popular books that I think I'll most likely agree with, but I read the excerpt here.) He noted in the interview and in the book that, for example, at the time of the vote to authorize the war in Iraq, 75% of the American public believed that the war was a retaliation against Saddam Hussein because of his responsibility for the 9/11 attacks. These were people immune from evidence, analysis, logic, and reason. They all needed their own librarians to help them find sources and evaluate their veracity and worth. Then there are those people who believe Senator Obama is a Muslim. Yep, they need librarians, too.
Or let us take the "gas tax holiday" being touted by Senators McCain and Clinton as a way to provide relief to those of us feeling financial pain at the pump. I'm pretty sure there are some sources in the library that would point out that reducing prices (as a tax holiday would do) stimulates demand. Increasing demand for oil will only drive up prices more in the long run as well as increase rather than decrease American dependence on foreign oil. One of the senators thinks the lost government revenue would be made up by taxing oil companies. There are probably some good sources somewhere in the library that point out that businesses make profits by passing their overhead on to consumers. I think those people in Congress have their own librarians, but other devotees of the "gas tax holiday" need their own librarian, too, someone to help them find, analyze, and evaluate sources.
Al Gore talks about the problems of having political discourse governed by 30-second television ads and television newscasters spending the vast majority of their time giving us constantly updated coverage of the banal and insubstantial while not providing coverage of any political debate (I'm paraphrasing). I'll have to take his word for it, because I quit watching television over 20 years ago. (I do sometimes watch some TV shows on DVD, but I've hardly watched a commercial television show or news broadcast during just about my entire adult life.) He rightly notes that the Internet, if it's kept neutral, can be a great way to bring information to people, and much better than television because it's an interactive and hot medium. To some extent that's certainly true. Despite the ravings of Andrew Keen and Tara Brabazon, there is in fact a tremendous amount of thoughtful political analysis on the Internet if one ventures beyond the opinion pages of the newspapers.
However, we could get rid of television entirely, and that wouldn't help the problem of irrational political discourse. For every thoughtful bit of policy analysis, there are thousands of stories about Britney Spears and the like. Pornography and celebrity news make up such a large and popular portion of the Internet because that's what people like. Researching and reasoning about difficult issues that will have enormous impacts on their lives is much more difficult than looking at Britney flashing her pudenda to the paparazzi. With cringing trepidation, I just checked the Google entertainment news. The top story was something about Britney Spears, naturally. The second story was about somebody convicted of something to do with stalking Uma Thurman (okay, that one was a little more interesting because he was a U. of Chicago grad school dropout. I wonder if Regenstein drove him to it!). And the third story was on some celebrity engagement. I give the lead paragraph in full: "Following the news that Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds have gotten engaged, friends are speaking out to offer heartfelt congratulations on the pairs' next step." I found that sentence fascinating in a number of different ways that had little to do with its literal meaning, but still, it's fluffy stuff, and very easy to digest mentally.
Gore argues that "the remedy for what ails our democracy is not simply better education (as important as that is) or civic education (as important as that can be), but the re-establishment of a genuine democratic discourse in which individuals can participate in a meaningful way–a conversation of democracy in which meritorious ideas and opinions from individuals do, in fact, evoke a meaningful response," and that "the Internet has the potential to revitalize the role played by the people in our constitutional framework." I agree, but I have a further suggestion. In addition, everyone needs a librarian to help them do research on important topics and learn how to analyze and evaluate the information they find, just like academic librarians do with students now. Some public librarians might argue that almost everyone does now in fact have a librarian, but fails to take advantage of this valuable resource. This just isn't enough!
This should be done more the way we work with our writing program. Every class of twelve students is assigned a librarian, who teaches a bit about research and often meets individually with students. I propose everyone in the country be assigned a librarian, or perhaps every twelve persons. That's the only way this thing's going to work. The "Everyone Needs a Librarian" campaign assumes that what should be a prerequisite for engagement in democratic politics is in fact woefully lacking in this country, and proposes a solution to fix this problem. I think the ALA needs to get involved. The ALA has an Office of Intellectual Freedom. Perhaps they could also open an Office of Intellectual Rigor to address this issue. They could start on a committee. I'll serve on it. Heck, I'll even chair it.


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What info do we have about Grand Theft Auto V? Well, we have a trailer, a bunch of screenshots, and a few scattered statements from Rockstar, but we still don't have a clear picture of what our next crime spree looks like. So let's take a minute to look at all that we have seen so far and make some educated guesses about what Grand Theft Auto V is going to be like.
First of all, it was confirmed that Grand Theft Auto V would take place in Los Santos, a city in San Andreas. Many of you may remember San Andreas from, appropriately enough, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. But that game wasn't a numbered title. Still, GTA titles tend to stand on their own anyway, so the V in GTA V's title is probably insignificant.
However, the fact that we are going back to San Andreas is not insignificant at all. Perhaps this means that we will see a renewed focus on RPG-like elements, much as we had in San Andreas. Perhaps this means that we will see old characters and places return as well. San Andreas and Los Santos are based around Los Angeles and Southern California, so we can be sure to see plenty of riffs on SoCal culture. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if Los Santos hosts some sort of riff on E3.
The trailer took us to several places in Los Santos, including the surrounding areas of Vinewood, Vespucci beach, and Pleasure Pier. Obviously, these are based on Hollywood, Venice Beach, and the Santa Monica pier. The trailer also took us to Little Seoul, which is a riff on Koreatown. In addition, it appears as if we are going to end up going into the wilderness as well, with the trailer showing off some mountainous regions and wooded areas.
One of the biggest draws of Grand Theft Auto is the ability to, well, commit Grand Theft Auto. Grand Theft Auto V, though, will also allow you to commit Grand Theft Aerial and Grand Theft Naval. The trailer showcased vehicles such as helicopters, planes, Jet Skis, and more. Rockstar is obviously diversifying the types of vehicles you can pilfer this time around. A tank is only the tip of the iceberg. Here's hoping we eventually get to steal shuttles to the moon.
Grand Theft Auto V is also going to integrate several new side activities as well. Remember how GTA IV let you go bowling with contacts. Well, GTA V will let you play golf, practice yoga, go hiking and more. We may even see a return of a Red Dead Redemption-style poker minigame. Rockstar already has the code for it, after all.


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Black Keys drummer Pat Carney and his uncle outre' saxophonist Ralph Carney (Tin Huey, Tom Waits, THey Might Be Giants and his own interesting catalog of albums) have written and recorded the main title theme to actor Will Arnett's new NetFlix animated sitcom BoJack Horseman.
Yes it's about a dude with a horse head.
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Yeah, I don't know much about The Fresh Beat Band as I am neither a child nor guardian of a child..But I guess the kid's like 'em.
From the digital desk(s) of the Akron Civic Theatre:
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Cleveland has a new police chief
(Cleveland) -- There's been a surprise shakeup in the Cleveland Police Department, as the city now has a new safety director, police chief, deputy chief and district commander.
Cleveland Safety Director Martin Flask is stepping down, and is being replaced by Chief of Police Michael McGrath. McGrath is being replaced by Calvin Williams, who has been a deputy Chief. Cdr. Wayne Drummond is being promoted to take Williams' job as deputy chief, and Captain Dennis Hill has been promoted to be commander of the city's Fifth Police District.
McGrath, Williams, Drummond and Hill were all sworn in Monday morning to their new positions.
As for Flask, Mayor Frank Jackson says he is not retiring, but is taking on a job in the mayor's office. The mayor saying that Flask will work directly under him in performing tasks. Jackson says, "You need a honcho now and then to make sure something gets done." The mayor did not go into specifics of what Flask's duties would be.
The promotions caught people outside City Hall by surprise, with news media only learning about two hours before the swearing-in ceremony that it would take place. No indication was given in the 6:30 a.m. news release as to the fates of Flask and McGrath.
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New ITC complaint leverages 8 of Motorola's patents
Apple, Inc. (
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) has vowed to fight back, using the treasure trove of patents from its recent acquisition Motorola Mobility to
help protect its partners
. Google was seeking a ban on Apple's iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers to counter a potential Android ban.
Thus far that protection scheme didn't work out so well, as Google-owned Motorola Mobility and Apple had their suits/counter-suits
from the
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
(Chicago). In fact, so far federal courts have proven relatively retiscent to ban products from either side.
So Motorola Mobility's latest legal salvo -- a
50 page complaint
[PDF] with
187 exhibits
, pertaining to eight patents -- instead hopes to sway the
U.S. International Trade Commission
to ban imports of Apple's products, an approach that Apple
successfully used to ban shipments
of top Android phonemaker HTC Corp. (
) earlier in the year.
The new suit targets:
iPod Touch
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 4
iPhone 4S
"the new Apple iPad (aka the iPad3)
Mac Pro
Mac Mini
MacBook Pro
MacBook Air
It demands satisfaction in the form of a resolution within 15 months and a court-order "excluding entry into the United States of wireless communications devices, portable music and data processing devices, computers, and components thereof that infringe."
As Apple manufacturers all its products outside the U.S., this means, basically, a complete ban of all Apple's products.
Google is seeking to ban virtually all Apple's devices [Image Source: Apple]
The lawsuit leverages eight patents:
No. 5,883,580
, "Geographic-Temporal Significant Messaging"
No. 5,922,047
"Apparatus, Method and System for Multimedia Control and Communication"
No. 6,425,002
"Apparatus and Method for Handling Dispatching Messages for Various Applications of a Communication Device"
No. 6,493,673
"Markup Language for Interactive Services And Methods Thereof"
No. 6,983,370
"System For Providing Continuity Between Messaging Clients And Method Therefor"
No. 7,007,064
"Method And Apparatus For Obtaining And Managing Wirelessly Communicated Content"
No. 7,383,983
"System And Method For Managing Content Between Devices In Various Domains"
A couple of quick thoughts on the patents:
They appear not to be standards patents -- e.g. Motorola Mobility's standard 3G/4G fodder. This means that they are likely not subject to "fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory" (FRAND) licensing requirements, something that
has plagued
Google's past attempts to litigate against Apple. In other words, Apple and Google are now fighting on
a level playing field
The patents -- much like Apples -- are often
rather ambiguous/nebulous
in terms of describing there invention. Given the broad descriptions (e.g. the one patent appears to be describing all forms of geo-tagged communication), it may be hard for Apple to escape from being found in infringement, must as Android has struggled to escape Apple's vague and overly broad patents.
WWIII is upon us in the patent world -- the dying Apple co-founder Steven P. Jobs
wish for "thermonuclear" legal war
has come to fruition.
Steve Jobs dying wish of "thermonuclear war" with Android has been fully realized.
It's possible that only a handful of products will be banned, but as Apple and Google step up their legal barrages, it's also quite possible that most Android and Apple devices could eventually become subject to a ban -- an outcome that one would expect -- or at least hope -- would lead to a broad cross-licensing pact à la Apple and Microsoft Corp.'s (
) "special arrangement".
One thing's for sure, though. Google isn't about to roll over and die or let the same happen to its partners. It is determined to fight Apple's efforts to the bitter end.
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Some six hundred years ago, a cypress tree fell—perhaps soundlessly—in central California. When the artist Charles Ray fell for it, circa 1996, he didn't carve his initials into its bark; he made sure his love would endure.
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Rock Hill, S.C. - Lindsay Shaeffer, Lindsay Hostetter and Claire Dillman were all selected to the 2011 Preseason All-SAC team and the Tornados women's tennis team was picked fifth in the SAC Preseason Coaches' Poll, as announced by the South Atlantic Conference Office on Friday afternoon.
A two-time First Team All-Conference selection, Shaeffer returns for Coach Nicole Bumgarner to lead the Tornados team in the spring season as a Preseason First Team selection. Hostetter joins Shaeffer on the First Team, coming off a season in which she went 12-5 (6-1 SAC) in singles and 13-4 (7-1 SAC) in doubles at the #2 position. Dillman rounds out the group on the All-SAC Preseason Second Team, finishing up her freshman year with an 13-5 record in singles and 11-7 doubles record.
Lincoln Memorial University, the defending 2010 Food Lion Tournament champion, is the favorite to win the 2011 South Atlantic Conference women's tennis championship in a vote of the league's head coaches.
Lincoln Memorial received seven first place votes and 96 total points. The Railsplitters went 18-4 last year, including a 7-1 record in SAC play and advanced to the NCAA tournament. Lincoln Memorial placed two players on the preseason first team All-Conference, Sofia Lopez Mimendi and Leah Donoff, the 2010 Freshman and Player of the Year.
Tusculum College, which shared the 2010 regular-season championship with Lincoln Memorial, is second in the voting with 78 total points. The Pioneers placed five on the preseason All-Conference team. Courtney Conley made the first team, while Megan Buckmaster, Katelyn Doss, Taylor Patterson, and Blake Thompson all made the second team.
Wingate University received one first-place vote and 76 total points to finish third. Wingate returns two preseason All-Conference selections in Kara Stasikelis, who made the first team, and Samantha Alschlager, who made the second, from a squad that finished 2010 with a 6-2 conference record.
Anderson University is in fourth in the poll after receiving one first place vote and 75 points total. The Trojans are led by Julie Halbert, a second team preseason All-Conference pick.
Brevard College received 63 points for fifth place. The Tornados placed three players on the preseason All-Conference team. Lindsay Hostetter and Lindsay Shaeffer both made the first team, while Claire Dillman was a second team pick.
Carson-Newman College received 50 total points for sixth place. Taryn Cappadona was named to the preseason All-Conference first team.
Mars Hill College received one first-place vote and 46 total points for seventh place. The Lions are led by preseason first team All-Conference selection Erika Pinate.
Catawba College finished the voting in eighth after receiving 33 total points. Kasia Zielinski is a second team preseason All-Conference pick.
Lenoir-Rhyne University received 21 points for ninth place.
Newberry College rounds out the poll with 12 points.
The top six teams in the conference standings at the end of the season advance to the 2011 Food Lion SAC Tournament. The tournament will be at the Rock Hill Tennis Center in Rock Hill, S.C. Quarterfinals will be Wednesday, April 20, with the semifinals on Thursday, April 21. The championship match will be Friday, April 22.
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2. Tusculum 78
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4. Anderson 1 75
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Sofia Lopez Mimendi, Lincoln Memorial
Erika Pinate, Mars Hill
Courtney Conley, Tusculum
Kara Stasikelis, Wingate
Julie Halbert, Anderson
Claire Dillman, Brevard
Kasia Zielinski, Catawba
Megan Buckmaster, Tusculum
Katelyn Doss, Tusculum
Taylor Patterson, Tusculum
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Android, the popular phone, tablet and electronics operating system by Google, is now the number one portable electronics operating system. WorldStart always keeps our readers updated on the latest and most popular tech, so we'll be doing a multi-week series on how to use Android. If you don't own an Android device yet, it's still worth reading because Google gives away the source code to Android. That means it's showing up on more devices every day.
Part 1: Android's Home Screen
The home screen is the screen you first see when you unlock your Android device, and to a new user it can look very confusing. Above you'll see a series of arrows and numbers so we can go over what each of these icons on the screen does.
1. Google Search: Select this icon to access the built-in Google Search app, which will search your device and the Internet (Just press Go after typing your search on the keyboard that pops-up.)
2. App Icon: This arrow points to an icon for an App installed on your device. In this case for the app Gallery image viewer app. Apps are very much like programs on a PC. Press on an icon to launch the App. You can hold down on an App icon in order to move it from the App drawer and drag it onto your Home Screen.
3. App Drawer: This double row of dots is the icon for your App and Widget drawer. This is where you'll find the entire list of every program and widget installed on your device.
4. Back Button: This icon will bring you back one screen. For example, if you click on a web page link and wanted to go back to the previous page, press the Back icon. This icon will sometimes disappear and be replaced with an Arrow Down icon, which lets you hide the keyboard if the keyboard is displayed on screen.
5. Home Button: This icon brings you back to your Home Screen on your device. When you click this button inside of another App, the App will stay open and run in the background. To close an App, go to the App's Settings menu or see Icon #6.
6. Open Apps/App Switcher Button: This icon will bring up a list of all the open Apps on your device when you tap it. If you want to close an open App in the list, simply hold your finger down on the App you want to close, and flick it to the right "throwing" away the App.
7. Options/Settings Button: This button will show you the options or settings menu for the App you are currently using. Each App has different settings and options
8. Wi-Fi & Battery Indicator Button: This combination of an indicator and a button displays your current Wi-Fi signal strength and current charge on the battery. Press on this button and you'll get a larger display and another small icon to access popular settings such as volume, brightness, rotation and Wi-Fi/3g.
P.S. Since Android is open source and each device maker can customize the operating system how they choose the pictures and screens may look different then your device. However, the core concepts and many of the icons will still be the same.


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A9 TV, November 15th, 2012
Israel continues to hit Gaza. The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said that the army is ready to expand its operations in Gaza and the attacks will proceed. America, on the other hand, made a statement about the issue and said, "We support Israel's right to self-defense." This morning a missile attack was carried out by Palestine to the south of Israel and three Israelis lost their lives.
ADNAN OKTAR: I don't understand what Palestine is doing. What is the need for that? Missile attacks! Let's say that you have launched it and killed 50 people. What will be your benefit? Besides, at which target are you launching it? The target is not precise. They constantly shoot at Israel with Sham rockets and in this case they strike women and children. In return the Israelis say, "We have the right to defend ourselves." Then they shoot one another in turn. As long as Muhammad Mahdi (pbuh) does not appear, this pain will go on. Those people in Palestine; we look and see that they do not talk about the Unity of Islam. They do not mention Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh). Of course there are many who talk, but a great majority do not mention it. They consider war as a game, as a toy. We ask, "What do you do?" They say, "We carry out a struggle." Is such a struggle acceptable? A struggle is carried out by love, brotherhood and peace. What will you do? What has to be done is the Unity of Islam. Uniting all Muslims. Then Israel will attain that bliss that she has been waiting for for 3,000 years. Peace, quiet and order will be established in the entire region. Trade, arts, science expand. Democracy is secured in the real sense of the word. Foreign threats are eliminated entirely. They live very well in love, brotherhood and peace.
A9 TV, November 16th, 2012
Upon Turkey's condemnation of Israel, the Israeli Embassy in Ankara made the following statement: "Since the beginning of 2012, Hamas has launched more than 800 rockets into Israel. More than 200 of these rockets were launched last week, and more than 150 of them were launched within 24 hours. Pupils can not go to their schools, because a rocket is launched every 20 minutes. The purpose of the operations is to eliminate the rocket threat targeting civilians. No country would allow their nation to be subjected to such terrorist attacks." And recently a great blast happened in Tel Aviv.
ADNAN OKTAR: In Palestine, they should ask for the Unity of Islam on both sides to eliminate this scourge. Otherwise, it seems that this corruption, this scourge will never come to an end. The satan has entered the equation. He sets brothers against one another. They are the sons of the same prophets. By the will of Allah, the region will be refined when Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) appears, insha'Allah.
We do not hear the Unity of Islam in Palestine. Let's hear it once. Otherwise Allah does not give any blessings. They need to call on Allah and say, "My Lord, let us see Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh). Honor us with seeing Prophet Jesus (pbuh)." They need to desire the the Unity of Islam. "Let's save Palestine and we can feel at ease"; that is not the case. Allah does not grant ease to you. He will in no way grant you ease, let me say that. Let's say that Palestine will be saved; very well, but what will happen to Afghanistan, to Iraq, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria? What will happen to Libya? If you say, "This is none of our business", then scourges will fall on you.
Habervaktim, November 19th, 2012
Yaşar Canbay, the Vice President of the Eskişehir Provincial Organization of the Saadet (Political) Party said, "The way to stop Israel is the following; the Islamic world and everyone in the world who are against persecution must stand up. As the Saadet Party, from the beginning we have been saying that Turkey must be intermediary. We have been advocating forming an Islamic peace force in the region, and being against foreign interventions."
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Yesterday the FT opinion desk was offered a piece from a prominent French commentator, attacking President Sarkozy for having helped to create a climate of intolerance in France. A decision was made not to run it, on the grounds that we didn't yet know who was responsible for the killings in Toulouse and Montauban. It was not yet clear that this was the work of right-wing extremists.
The rush to judgement was not confined to the French left. Also yesterday I heard a strange piece on the BBC's "Today" programme (compulsory listening for the British middle-classes), where once again the premise of the discussion was that the killer of the French soldiers and the Jewish school-children was likely to be a right-wing extremist. This also struck me as very premature.
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Kathy Wade was installed as the 72nd president of the Assistance League of Long Beach at its annual luncheon meeting at The Grand Event Center on May 21. Outgoing President Cindy Summers presented the president's gavel to Kathy before 250 guests, including her husband, Bill, daughter Katy, son James and daughter-in-law Janine, mother Doris Guess, sister Debbie Chel and close family friends Tom Reep and Maggie O'Neil.
Cindy presented Kathy with a white orchid corsage, a tradition started in 1940 by Winifred Campbell, the first president of ALLB. Immediate Past President Faye Alperin led the past presidents in the traditional "ringing of the bells," as the outgoing president is summoned to appear before the "court" of past presidents.
A hilarious skit, formally installing Kathy and the new board, "heralded the reign of Queen Kathryn and her court" to the trumpeting of numerous off-key vuvuzela horns. Installing officers were Suzanne Nosworthy, Kathy Lingle, and Vickie Sullos.
Enjoying the fun of the day were the members of the new board, including President-Elect Bonnie Dorrans, Julia Mendell, Linda Drummond, Suzanne Powell, Arline Walter, Vickie Sullos, Sharon Denham, Catherine Vandenberg Smith, Dorothy Stinnett, Hilda Sanchez, Elaine McDaniel, Rick Rackers Auxiliary Chairwoman Shannon Cofell, Las Hermanas Auxiliary Chairwoman Debra Barrad; CAMEO Professional Auxiliary Chairwoman Kathryn Meacham-Shirley; and Assisteens Coordinator, Patti Brown.
Seen at the Scene: Past presidents Norma Marter, Joan Nickerson, Melva Miller, Suzanne Nosworthy, Eileen McCafferty, Barbara Newton, Claudia Langner, Sandie McCarthy, Anne Cook, Joyce Krauss, Sandy French, Jane Jackson, Sue Foat, Bev Cook, Shelly Sandler, Nanci Gee, Faye Alperin, and Mary Crane; Jo Mary Thomason, Annette Kashiwabara, Melissa Murchison, Janice Kleinberg, Pam Kehret, Barbara Bixby Blackwell, Jean Bixby Smith, Theresa and Bud Landers, Carmen Perez, Linda and David Silver, Brian and Anna Russell, Joan Van Hooten, Elaine Thompson, Lynn Shrum, Ivy and Ken Goolsby.
`Old Bags & Baubles'
On the beautiful ocean-front lawn of the Long Beach Museum of Art, the museum's fundraising affiliate, Phoenix, hosted a fundraising luncheon on June 9. The fabulous and festive afternoon raised over $55,000 in support of the museum's exhibitions and educational programs. Since 1985, Phoenix has raised approximately $2 million in support of the museum.
In addition to the auction of donated designer handbags, accessories, and custom-designed bags by local artists Lori Lamont, John Culqui, Danny Heller, Jeff McMillan, and Nathan Spore, there was a drawing for a shopping spree at Bloomingdales, an Apple iPad, and a limited edition Christian Dior monograph.
The sold-out event's guests enjoyed champagne and mimosas as they bid on Dior, Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Prada handbags, Hermes and Chanel scarves, stylish baubles and designer accessories that included a custom-designed jeweled evening bag by Phoenix member Cathy Ridder.
Seen at the scene were: Phoenix President Barbara Wilde, event chairs Linda Dodson and Gwen Gross, Shirlee Bouch, Kathy Lingle, Debbie Autrey, Kathy McDonnell, Jennifer Cameron, Linda McCullough, Rosemary Baker, Dr. Kim BeDell, Alice Wallace along with LBMA Foundation Board President Ania Sullivan and past Presidents Pam Munzer and Roberta Jenkins.
Long Beach Day Nursery
On June 13, roughly 50 guests attended Long Beach Day Nursery's 100th Anniversary Annual Meeting, where new officers were installed.
Outgoing First Vice Chair Joan Alderson introduced new board members Joen Garnica (an alumnus of LBDN), Michele Dobson, Lynn Shrum, and Gina Ballard.
Board Chair Melanie Werts recognized new honorary board members (those board members that have termed out after serving nine years): Elaine Thompson, Brian Russell, Linda Silver.
Honorary Board Member Daphne Ching-Jackson installed the new board officers: Chair Deloris Mayuga; Chair-Elect Jon Gotz; Julie Taboada; Joan Alderson; Michael Soutar; and Treasurer Steven Romeyn.
During her final report to the audience, Werts gave an overview of all the anniversary activities and events. Through the 100th Anniversary Steering Committee's Investment in the Future strategy, more than $100,000 was raised to help assist LBDN in securing the future and positioning the nursery for the next century.
Las Damas de la Plaza
Twenty-eight members and guests of Las Damas de la Plaza met on June 6 for hors d'oeuvres and wine at Aegean Designing Whims in Los Alamitos. While sipping wine, members watched Chef Julie of Kitchen Outfitters in Naples demonstrate the preparation of her Mojo Salmon and melon, artichoke, chorizo salad.
Future activities planned by Las Damas include its Fourth Annual Musical Review on July 28 at the Reef Restaurant and a fundraising luau at the home of Don and Marlene Temple on Sept. 22.
FYI: Las Damas de la Plaza (The Ladies of the Courtyard) was founded in 1984 as a support group to promote and advance the welfare of Community Hospital of Long Beach by fundraising and "friend raising".
Seen at the scene: Phyllis Bowles, Fran Byland Vonda Lia, Yolanda Benavidez, Bev Cook, and Gary & Christy Roeber.
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Sobriety Check Point on SR 44 tonight
(Ravenna)-The Ohio State Highway Patrol says an OVI checkpoint will be held from 10 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. Friday night in Rootstown Township on State Route 44 in Portage County.
The OVI checkpoint, funded by federal grant funds, is planned to deter and intercept impaired drivers.
The checkpoint will also be held in conjunction with nearby saturation patrols to aggressively combat alcohol-related injury and fatal crashes.
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'And when Paille finally cracked the lineup for just the 15th time in two years on Monday, buzzing around when the team needed his energy most, he had a goal taken from him. No matter. You get the sense these Sabres don't compare score sheets, just standings.'
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What will the Aztecs' offense look like this fall?
You get your first peek at this Saturday's spring game.
But until then, here's a breakdown of the offense, as described in the words of new offensive coordinator Bob Toledo. We sat down and talked football after the first week of spring practice, for the story that ran on March 17.
Here's his take on all football-related questions about the Aztecs.
Qn: What are you guys working on offensively this spring?
Toledo: I think the big thing is protections and pass protection. We'll go outside a little more, we're running what you call stretch plays and sweep plays. They didn't run outside as much and didn't throw the ball around as much (before). We have a few more protections than they had. It's just a matter of gaining knowledge of how to protect the QB. Our QB is making the calls as opposed to the center making the calls. So he knows how to protect himself and where to throw the football.
Qn: How else is your offense similar or different to what the Aztecs were running last season?
Toledo: It's a lot of the same things we've done in the past. (Brady Hoke's offensive coordinator) Al Borges was my coordinator at UCLA. He put the system in here that I had run but he changed some of the terms. So when Andy (Ludwig, Toledo's predecessor) took over, Andy played for Al at Portland State, and was at Oregon and knew a lot of the same things we were doing too. A lot of similarities in the plays, I just call them a little differently, I have different names.
Qn: Describe your offense.
Toledo:We're going to continue to feature the tailback. We're going to run the football. I've always had a 1,000-yard rusher – I had Matt Forte, a 2,000 yard rusher, at Tulane. I love play action passes. We're going to fake and run some play action. You've got to be a good run team to do that.
But I think the thing we've got to do a good job of is we've got to get outside. They didn't really have outside running plays, per se, from what I'm hearing. And then, we've got to throw the ball better. The only way we can throw more is to throw it better. If you don't throw it well, you shouldn't be throwing passes. We've got to throw the ball better so we can throw it more. I think it would make us a more effective offensive football team.
Qn: That said, what would you say is the perfect quarterback for the Bob Toledo offense?
Toledo:I hate to say, "Manage the game," but it's not to get us beat. It's to get us into the right place. I give them several plays at the line of scrimmage. I may call a play to the right, they may change it to the left. If it's not good to the right, not good to the left, then we check the whole play… I think the big thing is to not get us beat. Don't do foolish things. Don't make a bad play worse.
I think if we can run the ball and they can manage the game, and be a student of the game, know defenses, know how to attack defenses, they can be very successful in this offense. Because if we can run the ball, (opposing defenses) have got to get a bunch of people to the line of scrimmage, meaning we can isolate a bunch of wide receivers and are able to throw the ball and make some big plays.
Qn: You run a pro-style offense, but are you open to maybe incorporating a more athletic quarterback into your system if that's the skillset a guy brings?
Toledo: Well let's put it this way, I like mobile quarterbacks. I like athletic quarterbacks, but the biggest thing is that they have to be mobile in the pocket.
They don't have to be "runners" but they've got to escape pressure. They have to be able to get away from pressure and make plays. I want them to be passers and not runners. But I want them to have the ability to get away from pressure.
Qn: At the running back position, what are you looking for in a back who will complement starter Adam Muema?
Toledo: First of all, my feeling is that you pick one guy and you play him till he's tired and needs a break. Then you put him out there when he's ready to go again, and hopefully he stays healthy. You need a workhorse. And until you put the blanket on him and put him in the paddock, he plays.
Then you get a guy who is a role player behind him. And you might have one who's a better runner, might have one who's a better receiver or pass blocker. And that's what you do in those situations.
But hopefully "The Guy" is No. 1, a good runner, and No. 2, can catch the ball. That's the thing about being a one back team – the back doesn't catch the ball as much as being in a two-back team. Muema will catch more balls – hopefully – being in a two-back system at times. And of course, he has to pass block. He does very little blocking, but he has to pass block. He needs to know protections. I want to find a second guy who can go in and spell Adam and be efficient and effective in what he needs to do.
And the other thing I like – Chad (Young) is the fullback. We've got a heck of a fullback, we've got a couple tight ends that are pretty good. You'll see us in multiple formations.
Qn: You have a lot of guys competing at the receiver position this spring. Are there any wide receivers who have stood out so far?
Toledo: I don't think anybody has shown me that they are having a great spring. I think they've proven they have some ability, but I think they have a lot to learn and they've got to become more consistent, and I believe they've got to block for the run better. They've got to become more physical. We need to block more. So if you get five to seven balls thrown to you in a game, you've got another 60-70 plays, you'd better go block somebody too.
So anyway, I just think we've got to be more well rounded in that position. We do have some potential and we have ability but they have not yet performed to the level they need to perform in the fall.
Qn: Historically, the teams from the "mid-major" conferences that have had BCS success are the ones like Boise State and Utah that have run gimmick offenses all the way to a BCS game. Do you think we are in an era where you can win games with a pro-style offense at a mid-major program instead of relying on gimmick offenses?
Toledo: Let me say this. We're not Alabama. We're not LSU. But those are two teams… I run an offense similar to what they're running. They've proven that you can win with that type of offense. It has nothing to do with systems. It has to do with people. If you have good people and put them in the best position to succeed, you can win.
People have won with the split-back veer, won with the wishbone, won with the run and shoot. Won with the spread, with the pro style. It's not systems that win football games, it's people. There's always trends – the Wing-T and the wishbone and the run-and-shoot. But it still goes back to blocking and running and throwing and catching.
Qn: You mentioned earlier that you're known to throw in some trick plays? How frequently do you do things like that?
Toledo: You'll see a couple every game, I've done it my whole life. I want (the opponent) to spend practice time practicing against trick plays and then when they do that, they're not practicing against our basic offense. ...When I practice (a trick play), it's going to be run in a game. I don't practice trick plays and then not run them. …People just don't know when or where, and sometimes I don't either. But it's going to be run. I think it's fun for the players, it's fun for the fans. … Sometimes you don't even have to complete it. But if you do it's a big momentum play. If you do, it gives you energy. And people have to spend the time to practice against it.
Qn: Obviously, you're not going to reveal all your secrets. But give us an example of a trick play you've used in the past?
Toledo: I used to run the swinging gate quite a bit where people would huddle and they look at the defensive coach, and we'd get up there and snap the ball and just pitch it. We scored many a touchdown on it. That's one I've run. I'm giving you that because it's not as effective as it used to be because so many people are in the spread-no-huddle offense that defenses don't huddle as much anymore. You don't surprise them as much. (Laughs) I'm not gonna give you the rest of my trick plays.
Qn: In recruiting, Rocky Long has said that you won't be given a designated geographical area to recruit. So what do you see as your role in the recruiting process at SDSU?
Toledo: I see my role as overseeing all the offensive players we'll recruit. I'll evaluate them and see if those people will fit into a system. I'm not opposed to going out to a home or a school and seeing a guy that we're really interested in. I'd really like to get actively involved in quarterback evaluation. I'm not opposed to calling some players and talking to them, and when they're on campus, spending time with them and their families. I just don't have to go out on the road and evaluate people. That's the biggest difference.
Qn: Where are you going to station yourself on game days? On the field or in the booth?
Toledo: I'm going to be on the field. I'm going to put Brian (Sipe, the quarterbacks coach) in the booth and I will call plays from the field. I've always been on the field. The only time I was in the press box was when I was at USC coaching the DBs for three years.
Qn: You and Rocky saw success at UCLA, and again at New Mexico in 2006, when you coordinated the offense and he coordinated the defense. How similar will this SDSU team look, in comparison to the 2006 New Mexico team?
Toledo: Very similar. I think the players we have here right now, hopefully might be a little better than the players we had when I took over at New Mexico as a coordinator. I think our players have a little more ability and strength. They're always gonna be tough because Rocky demands they be tough. We'll be a physical football team.
Qn: I'm sure you've heard about Rocky's Chart, and how he decided last season that mathematical odds made it a good idea to go for it on fourth down beyond the 50-yard-line. Is that a strategy you will continue?
Toledo: Let's put it this way, – I'm gonna have a couple plays for fourth-and-short, gonna have a couple plays for fourth-and-medium, and a couple plays for fourth-and-long. … In the past, I've only prepared myself for a short yardage situation on their side of the field. But having talked to Rocky, I'll be prepared for any situation, and when he tells me to go for it.


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I'm sending out an email via an auto responder. It's a very simple email, and I'm only using the HTML to put in links for email and a web page.
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It's all inline styles with old email, I'm afraid.
You should be able to lose the breaks then.
There's a handy list of what CSS each email client supports here:http://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/
Thanks so much Ralph. Looks great now!
You're welcome! It's sad that we have to resort to messy code like this, but HTML email is way behind the times. For any kind of fancy layout, tables are essential too.
It is such a shame that we have to resort to these kinds of methods with email. I don't understand why email client's can't be updated to accept the later technologies and interpret emails as websites. Is there a specific reason email client creator's haven't done this yet?
Allegedly there are security reasons, but that's boloney, really, as some clients—like Apple Mail—do this quite well. Unfortunately, Microsoft killed off any hopes that things would improve a few years ago by integrating Outlook with the Word rendering engine—essentially sticking a lighted firecracker up the backside of the web standards movement. It's very frustrating.
[If your hatred of Microsoft has been waning lately because of the imporvements in IE, this issue is always a good one for reigniting the flame. :lol: ]
My hate for Microsoft has never waned, nor do I think it ever will! I have used a mac since 05/06 and have never looked back!In the past I have had problems at work because of Outlook using the Word rendering engine. What are they thinking? Are they in their own little bubble?!
Their thinking process goes something like this:
$$$$ $$$$$$ $$$ $$$$
Trust me, they are working on it. I've never personally liked IE (doesn't seem to be that great of a company. The only thing I've ever liked about Microsoft is the Office programs. The OS is okay)
I, luckily, have never had to deal with Outlook or any of its horrible rendering issues.
Of course, the best solution here would be to make a better "Outlook" and force MS to get better with their product, as was done with IE6 :).
Good luck. At least IE was static (and not going backwards). Outlook is on a backwards trajectory, so turning that around will be a bigger job.
The only thing I've ever liked about Microsoft is the Office programs.
And there's another problem, assuming you are speaking for the majority.
You're not quite right. IE has many many regression bugs in each version. It may be moving foward in terms of support (however small that is), although the bugs creep up more than cicadas


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Beyond Sochi: Special Olympics transforms lives
The magic of Special Olympics lies in the power and joy of sport to shift focus to what these athletes can do, not what they can't. Attention to disabilities fades away as the athletes succeed.
On Friday, Feb. 7, the NEA Foundation and Security Benefit Corporation presented Special Olympics with our 2014 Security Benefit Award for Outstanding Service to Public Education.
Want to be inspired? Watch Special Olympics Chairman, Dr. Timothy Shriver's powerful and heart-warming acceptance speech.


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