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LIGHTFAIR® International 2012 Celebrates Innovative Products and Design in Las Vegas Released: Wed May 9,2012 Author: Lisa Bokovoy |
Las Vegas, May 9, 2012 Just hours ago, LIGHTFAIR International (LFI), the world's largest annual architectural and commercial lighting trade show and conference, opened at the Las Vegas Convention Center—now in its 23rd edition. Thousands of attendees flooded the exhibit hall ready to discover the most innovative products on the largest trade show floor in LFI history. LFI 2012 welcomed attendees from across the U.S. and around the world to more than 500 exhibitors showcasing the lighting industry's newest products and technologies. Preceding and setting the stage for the Trade Show opening was the celebrated LFI Innovation Awards®, which featured 228 entries representing the latest lighting-related products and designs introduced during the last 12 months. The energy and excitement were evident and expected to continue through the close of the show on Friday. The LFI Innovation Awards submissions spanned 14 categories, with each submission judged by an independent panel of lighting professionals. The winners were awarded for product entries that exemplify the best in innovative design and thinking. The 2012 key award winners are:
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at up to 1080i, and the form factor's been changed up somewhat so that it's not really an enclosure anymore — it's
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functionality. If you've got a tv tuner it can serve as a settop box, and this time around it's also sporting ethernet
connectivity for playing files across the LAN. It's doing DVI, component, S-video and composite connectivity, and also
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Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS) Extensions for Advertising Router Information
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Network Working Group JP. Vasseur, Ed. Request for Comments: 4971 N. Shen, Ed. Category: Standards Track Cisco Systems, Inc. R. Aggarwal, Ed. Juniper Networks July 2007 Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS) Extensions for Advertising Router Information Status of This Memo This document specifies an Internet standards track protocol for the Internet community, and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements. Please refer to the current edition of the "Internet Official Protocol Standards" (STD 1) for the standardization state and status of this protocol. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. Copyright Notice Copyright (C) The IETF Trust (2007). Abstract This document defines a new optional Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS) TLV named CAPABILITY, formed of multiple sub-TLVs, which allows a router to announce its capabilities within an IS-IS level or the entire routing domain. Table of Contents 1. Introduction ....................................................2 1.1. Conventions Used in This Document ..........................2 2. IS-IS Router CAPABILITY TLV .....................................3 3. Elements of Procedure ...........................................4 4. Interoperability with Routers Not Supporting the Capability TLV ..................................................5 5. Security Considerations .........................................6 6. IANA Considerations .............................................6 7. Acknowledgment ..................................................6 8. References ......................................................6 8.1. Normative References .......................................6 8.2. Informative References .....................................8 Vasseur, et al. Standards Track [Page 1] RFC 4971 IS-IS Extensions for Advertising Router Info July 2007 1. Introduction There are several situations where it is useful for the IS-IS [IS-IS] [IS-IS-IP] routers to learn the capabilities of the other routers of their IS-IS level, area, or routing domain. For the sake of illustration, three examples related to MPLS Traffic Engineering (TE) are described here: 1. Mesh-group: the setting up of a mesh of TE Label Switched Paths (LSPs) [IS-IS-TE] requires some significant configuration effort. [AUTOMESH] proposes an auto-discovery mechanism whereby every Label Switching Router (LSR) of a mesh advertises its mesh-group membership by means of IS-IS extensions. 2. Point to Multipoint TE LSP (P2MP LSP). A specific sub-TLV ([TE-NODE-CAP]) allows an LSR to advertise its Point To Multipoint capabilities ([P2MP] and [P2MP-REQS]). 3. Inter-area traffic engineering: Advertisement of the IPv4 and/or the IPv6 Traffic Engineering Router IDs. The use of IS-IS for Path Computation Element (PCE) discovery may also be considered and will be discussed in the PCE WG. The capabilities mentioned above require the specification of new sub-TLVs carried within the CAPABILITY TLV defined in this document. Note that the examples above are provided for the sake of illustration. This document proposes a generic capability advertising mechanism that is not limited to MPLS Traffic Engineering. This document defines a new optional IS-IS TLV named CAPABILITY, formed of multiple sub-TLVs, which allows a router to announce its capabilities within an IS-IS level or the entire routing domain. The applications mentioned above require the specification of new sub- TLVs carried within the CAPABILITY TLV defined in this document. Definition of these sub-TLVs is outside the scope of this document. 1.1. Conventions Used in This Document The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this document are to be interpreted as described in RFC 2119 [RFC-2119]. Vasseur, et al. Standards Track [Page 2] RFC 4971 IS-IS Extensions for Advertising Router Info July 2007 2. IS-IS Router CAPABILITY TLV The IS-IS Router CAPABILITY TLV is composed of 1 octet for the type,Show full document text


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The night didn't start well for Syracuse (5-13) when Rochester (9-9) jumped all over Chiefs left-hander John Lannan in the first inning. Darin Mastroianni, Brian Dozier and Matt Carson stroked three straight singles to center field in the bottom of the frame to load the bases with nobody out. First baseman Aaron Bates then walked to force in the first run, and Joe Benson's double-play ground ball scored the second, putting the Red Wings on top 2-0 after one.
Rochester scored a second-inning run as well when Mastroianni singled in Matt Rizzotti, giving the Red Wings a 3-0 lead.
The Red Wings notched another tally with a fourth-inning run. Drew Butera singled with two outs, advanced to second on a passed ball, and scored on a third Mastroianni single. The Red Wings' left fielder collected three hits on the day, driving in two runs and scoring two.
After four scoreless innings with just three singles and two walks, Syracuse finally cracked Rochester right-hander Daryl Thompson in the fifth inning. Carlos Maldonado walked to lead off the inning and was erased by a Seth Bynum fielder's choice. Corey Brown then walked and Josh Johnson singled, loading the bases for right fielder Teahen. The left-handed hitter slammed a 1-0 pitch from Thompson into the Red Wings bullpen in right field, evening the score at 4. The home run was Teahen's first long ball of the season and Syracuse's first grand slam of the season.
Lannan tossed scoreless fifth and sixth innings before Mastroianni singlehandedly drummed up a seventh-inning rally. He led off the inning with a full-count walk before stealing second base. After a fly out and strikeout, Mastroianni stole third base on a 1-1 pitch to Bates. The next toss from Lannan was outside and trickled off of Maldonado's glove, and Mastroianni broke for the plate. Maldonado's throw to a covering Lannan was too high, and Mastroianni scored to put Rochester ahead 5-4.
But the Chiefs exploded in the eighth inning, detonating the Rochester bullpen for six runs. Left-hander Tyler Robertson entered from the bullpen and was greeted rudely. Teahen walked and Tyler Moore singled to put two runners aboard for Bryce Harper. The 19-year-old laid down a bunt back to Robertson, who attempted to get a force out at third base. But Michael Hollimon dropped the ball for an error, loading the bases for Michaels. The 35-year-old designated hitter worked the count to 2-1 before clobbering a pitch over the yellow line on the left-center field wall for a second grand slam of the night, putting Syracuse on top 8-5. The home run for Michaels was his first of the season.
After a Carlos Rivero single, right-hander Brendan Wise relieved Robertson. Maldonado then grounded into a double play, but the Chiefs continued to rally. Bynum's infield single, Brown's single, and Johnson's walk loaded the bases for Teahen once more. The right fielder then lined a two-run single into left field, increasing the Syracuse lead to its final tally of 10-5.
Josh Wilkie worked a scoreless eighth inning, and Ryan Perry closed the game out with a scoreless ninth for the victory. Lannan earned the win, his first of 2012, with seven innings and four earned runs allowed.
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Bear Truth: Warming Fears Spark Polar Bear Protection
Grizzly bears are mating with polar bears, seals are sexually assaulting penguins, the Bush administration effectively rules out oil drilling in the Arctic—what is the world coming to?
Nothing good, to judge from a new study in Nature today, which goes further than reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and pins the blame for sudden changes in global ecosystems squarely on mankind's contribution to higher temperatures.
First things first—the bears. Habitat changes wrought by warmer temperatures have led to co-mingling between grizzly bears and their snow-white cousins, creating "grolar" bears. Whether the brown-haired suitors are welcome or not, the U.S. Department of the Interior today ruled at last that polar bears are a "threatened" species. Adrift on ice floes, polar bears became unwitting poster children for the dangers of global warming in recent years, and the government ruling recognizes that melting ice puts them in danger of extinction.
That decision, the WSJ says, won't just affect the bears:
Opponents said it could not only trigger major new obstacles for oil companies seeking to drill in the Arctic — where some of the last remaining reserves are to be found — but could also potentially affect nearly every regulatory decision that might impact global warming, including decisions for coal power plants.
And if the meta-study published today in Nature is to believed, there's now less wiggle room to argue that occurences like drifting bears, melting glaciers, or earlier plant flowerings are divorced from human activity. The meta-study used 30,000 sets of data and found a 90% match between higher temperatures and changes in ecosystems, the WSJ reports.
The polar bear rescue didn't just cheer environmentalists. First out of the gate? Sen. Joe Lieberman, who said "It is yet another clear signal that Congress should move quickly to get to the root of the problem by enacting a comprehensive, market-based approach to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, such as the Lieberman Warner Climate Security Act."
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Three players scored in double figures as host Bowsher defeated Scott Wednesday night in girls basketball.
Asia Woodson paced the Rebels (1-3) with 15 points, while India Fifer contributed 13 and Kaylah Harris 11.
Macketta Allen led the Bulldogs (2-20 with 15 points while Tiara Hague added 11.
The Rams jumped out to a 41-16 lead at the half.
Cha'Ron Sweeney hit four 3-pointers en route to a game-high 18 points for Rogers.
Sasha Dailey scored 14 points and Jasmyne Smith chipped in with 11.
Isabella Lishewski paced the Arrows with 12 points.
The Eagles led the Indians by 24 points at the half and coasted to the home win.
Cat Wells had 13 points and Demy Whitaker added 11 for Notre Dame (2-0).
Amira Najjar led Waite (0-2) with eight points.
Jamie Sobczak led the Irish with 17 points, and Sydney Delp added 10 for the Irish.
Whitmer was led by Allie Missler and Keshyra McCarver, who had eight each.
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After more than two decades of making authentic Mexican Sonoran food in Rialto, the Morden family is closing its popular El Kiosco restaurant.
Edward, his wife Soledad, their son Erik and many of their 14 employees will serve customers a final round of hand-peeled chile rellenos and other favorites on Sunday, June 22 in the iconic barn where they've been tenants for the past 25 years at 916 S. Riverside Ave.
The problem is that the property, located on 2.5 acres, is for sale. "We can't afford to buy it," said Erik Morden, 37. "It's a significant investment because the old barn also needs a major renovation."
The 3,000-square-foot El Kiosco, meaning "the gazebo," has been a memory maker for many Rialto residents. The restaurant, which seats 100, has hosted generations of customers' wedding, birthday, graduation and anniversary celebrations.
Faithful followers can continue getting their fix at El Kiosko Express, a more modest, 1,500-square-foot restaurant in Redlands. The family opened the satellite last August at 802 W. Colton Ave.
"It's more geared to carryout and catering," Erik Morden said. "But there's beer and wine and tables to seat 40."
If there's a positive side to shuttering the storied Rialto restaurant, it's that Erik's parents, who are both in their early 60s, can retire, he said.
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A big buzz is building for the restaurant that is supposed to occupy Yellow Chili Tapas Kitchen, vacant for nearly three months in Riverside's Canyon Crest Towne Centre.
I couldn't immediately confirm the rumor, but three reliable sources informed me that suite 42 at 5225 Canyon Crest Drive will become a Mexican restaurant. The owner? Surprise, surprise. Chicago native Gary Romano, 42, who brings a Midas touch to his expanding restaurant dynasty.
This venture will be his fifth in the Towne Centre, coming on the heels of Marisa's Italian Deli, which Romano opened this past January. The sandwich shop isn't far from his three other restaurants, Canyon Crust, which serves pizzas and salads, Bucket List Burgers and his 15-year-old namesake flagship, the Italian, family-style Romano's. The latter is among the Romano trio – the busiest in Redlands and the other in Riverside's Mission Grove Plaza.
Romano, who's nearly impossible to reach, ascribed his success in an earlier interview to his restaurants' great neighborhood locations, low prices and menu flexibility.


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Sony Corp., a struggling electronics maker trying to regain its once stalwart status, is undertaking a major restructuring that includes the sale of its PC division, a spinoff of its TV business and layoffs of thousands of employees.
The Japanese tech giant said Thursday that it had decided to shed its Vaio personal computer brand after a "comprehensive analysis of factors, including the drastic changes in the global PC industry."
It is in talks to sell Vaio to Japan Industrial Partners Inc., a Japanese investment fund.
The sale of Vaio is intended to help Sony better grow its mobile electronics business, which going forward would focus more on smartphones and tablets, the company said.
Some analysts were surprised by the decision to sell the PC unit. Stephen Baker, vice president of industry analysis at market research firm NPD Group, said Sony had not been unsuccessful in the PC business, especially recently, "which makes this more puzzling."
"We find this decision to be particularly troubling, and one that is likely, ultimately, at least in the U.S., to be decidedly unsuccessful," Baker wrote in a blog post.
He noted that designing and manufacturing PCs shared many synergies with tablets and smartphones. "And Sony's total lack of success here in the U.S. in those segments is not likely to improve without a PC business alongside," he said.
Sony also announced that it would spin off its TV business, noting that it was struggling with reforming the division and that its target of returning the TV business to profitability would not be achieved by the end of the fiscal year ending March 31.
The company — which has been engaged in various cost-reduction initiatives in its TV business — said it would accelerate its shift to high-end TV models. It also said that it had been reducing yearly losses in the TV business and that the reforms over the last two years "are putting the business on a path to turnaround."
Still, the electronics giant forecast a $1.1-billion annual loss for the current fiscal year.
As part of the PC and TV moves, Sony said it expected to cut about 5,000 jobs — 1,500 in Japan and 3,500 elsewhere — by March 31, 2015.
Also on Thursday, Sony Pictures Entertainment reported a profit of $231 million in the fiscal third quarter that ended Dec. 31, a significant improvement from the previous quarter, when it lost $181 million.
However, the film and television studio's profit was down 4.2% from a year earlier. Revenue was up 7.1% to $2.131 billion.
Sony Pictures, a unit of Sony Corp., is in the midst of a major cost-cutting initiative. The studio has said it will slash at least $350 million in overhead and has been laying off employees.
In January, the studio laid off an undisclosed number of people from its Sony Pictures Imageworks and Sony Pictures Technologies groups.
Sony said the studio's third quarter was helped by the performance of the films "Captain Phillips" and "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2," both of which have grossed more than $200 million worldwide.
But those pictures' box-office success couldn't match the hit James Bond movie "Skyfall," which was released in late 2012, went on to gross more than $1.1 billion and helped the studio post a stronger quarter a year earlier.
Sony Pictures, based in Culver City, also benefited in the third quarter from increased home entertainment and video-on-demand revenue generated by the television show "Breaking Bad."
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A $6 million settlement in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act suit was reasonable, an Illinois federal court found, ordering two insurers to indemnify the marketing company that sent five illegal faxes to more than 4,000 recipients.
The president of M&M Rental Center purchased a list of thousands of names and fax numbers from a marketing company in 1997. Between June 2002 and June 2006 M&M sent five fax blasts to the numbers on the list.
Eclipse Manufacturing Company, one of the recipients, filed a putative class action alleging violations of the TCPA. One problem: neither side could locate the copies of faxes #1 through #3 for the litigation.
The federal court judge overseeing the case therefore granted partial summary judgment for both parties. She ruled that the plaintiffs could not recover for faxes #1 through #3 because without the fax itself there was no genuine issue of material fact as to whether the faxes were advertisements within the meaning of the statute. However, she granted summary judgment for the plaintiffs as to faxes #4 and #5, and entered a judgment in the amount of $3,862,500 ($500 per 7,725 faxes total).
Postjudgment motions followed, including a motion by the class seeking reconsideration of the court's ruling on faxes #1 through #3. The parties also began settlement talks, with M&M revealing that it could not pay the judgment and would have to rely upon insurance assets.
The first round of settlement talks, which included M&M's two insurance carriers, Maxum Indemnity Company and Security Insurance Company, did not reach a deal. A second conference – which the insurers declined to attend – reached an agreement of $5,817,150. The total included the court's $3.8 million judgment as well as an additional $1,954,650 for faxes #1 through #3 (discounted to $150 per fax).
The court approved the settlement. M&M transferred its rights to the class, which then sought recovery from the insurers. But both Maxum and Security objected, asserting, in part, that the settlement was a collusive deal aimed at them, and that M&M agreed to it despite having inadequate finances.
Under Illinois law, the insured had to demonstrate that the settlement was entered into in "reasonable anticipation of liability" to rebut an allegation of collusion. The court noted that anticipation of liability was certainly reasonable with regard to the $3.9 million judgment for faxes #4 and #5. But what about for the first three faxes?
Despite summary judgment having been entered in M&M's favor, a chance still existed that a reversal could occur, the court held.
"Certainly, prevailing on the plaintiffs' postjudgment motion was unlikely," U.S. District Court Judge Joan Humphrey Lefkow wrote. "That unlikelihood aside, the court of appeals does from time to time disagree with a district judge's conclusion that no genuine issue of material fact exists, meriting a trial."
Even with the unlikelihood of reversal, the "totality of the evidence" pointed "to the conclusion that the settlement as to faxes #1 – #3 was reached in reasonable anticipation of liability for those faxes," the court held. A "seasoned magistrate judge" oversaw the settlement negotiations, "a strong indication" that potential liability was fully and fairly assessed. The insurers were invited to participate but declined, showing that the negotiations were conducted in good faith, and the deeply discounted value of the first three faxes reflected that the weakness of the claim was considered, Judge Lefkow said.
"Even though the odds of victory were strongly in M&M's favor as to faxes #1 – #3, there was potential for the district judge to change her mind about summary judgment or for the court of appeals to reverse, causing at least delay, uncertainty, and further litigation expense, factors typically favoring settlement."
Judge Lefkow also found that the TCPA claims, albeit made by corporate plaintiffs, invaded their privacy within the scope of the policy's advertising injury provision. The insurers contended that because the plaintiffs were corporate entities, the settlement did not resolve privacy violations but only involved property damage, which was not covered by the policy.
"Since the TCPA makes no distinction among individuals, corporations, and other business entities, it follows that the TCPA created by statute a right of privacy for all three: a right not to be intruded upon by unwanted faxes," she wrote.
To read the opinion in Maxum Indemnity Company v. Eclipse Manufacturing Co., click here.
Why it matters: As TCPA cases continue to proliferate, advertisers should be cognizant of the extent of their insurance coverage and the scope of the relevant policy. The policyholder managed to score two significant victories in the Maxum case: First, the court recognized that a "reasonable anticipation of liability" existed despite the judge's granting of summary judgment for three of the faxes on which the TCPA claims were based, and thereby held that the insurers must indemnify the insured for the settlement agreement. Secondly, the claims at issue fell under the advertising injury provisions of the policy, the court determined, even though the plaintiffs were corporate entities and not individuals. The decision also illustrated the result of a May decision from the Illinois Supreme Court, holding that statutory damages under the TCPA are remedial in nature, and are not uninsurable punitive damages.
An owner with "direct, personal participation" in the company's decision to send illegal faxes could be liable under the TCPA, a federal court judge in Michigan has ruled.
John R. Beason, the owner of Tax Connection, was contacted by marketing company Business to Business Solutions about a possible ad campaign. Beason agreed to pay $268 for Business Solutions to prepare an advertisement and transmit it to 5,000 fax numbers. On January 5, 2006, the ad was sent to 3,159 different telephone numbers.
Recipients filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that the faxes were sent without prior express consent in violation of the TCPA. Beason filed a motion for summary judgment, arguing that the complaint against him in his individual capacity should be dismissed. He could be found liable only if the class were able to pierce the corporate veil, he told the court.
But U.S. District Court Judge Julian Abele Cook, Jr., disagreed. "Although the Sixth Circuit has not ruled on this issue, many courts have held that corporate actors can be individually liable for violating the TCPA "where they 'had direct, personal participation in or personally authorized the conduct found to have violated the statute.'"" He cited decisions from another Michigan federal court and from courts in Maryland and Texas.
The court adopted the standard announced by a Florida court: "Where courts have declined to find personal liability, there has been little evidence of the corporate officer's direct participation in the wrongdoing."
In applying the test to evaluate Beason's actions, Judge Cook found that "he is the only person who has the authority to issue a check for the company." The evidence included a $268 check made out to Business Solutions from his own account that contained a memo line stating "5,000 fax ads."
"The defendants do not dispute that Beason personally participated in the payment of and authorization for the fax ads," the court concluded. "As a result, he is personally liable for the violation of the TCPA." In addition, Judge Cook ruled that a state law corollary to the federal TCPA did not preclude the lawsuit. Michigan's more limited statute requires that a plaintiff first notify the fax sender in writing that he or she does not consent to receive faxes, before bringing a lawsuit. Beason and Tax Connection contended that since the plaintiff was not permitted to file suit under state law, the claim was similarly barred under the TCPA.
But the court rejected the defendants' argument, as the Michigan law "does not mention the TCPA or purport to preclude a federal cause of action in any way." In fact, the law "provides a cause of action that is entirely separate from the federal cause of action authorized by the TCPA," the court said, citing to last year's U.S. Supreme Court decision in Mims v. Arrow Financial Services, LLC.
In a victory for the defendants, however, Judge Cook declined to award treble damages under the statute. Tax Connection is a small business and Beason did not seek out a marketing company to send faxes on its behalf; instead, Business Solutions contacted the defendants and offered to conduct the fax campaign – despite the prohibitions of the TCPA. Therefore, "an award of treble damages is not appropriate," he held.
To read the order in Jackson Five Star Catering v. Beason, click here.
Why it matters: The Michigan court found that corporate actors could be individually liable under the TCPA where there is direct, personal participation or personal authorization by a corporate officer. Beason, as sole owner of Tax Connection, gave his personal authorization to Business Solutions by agreeing to the fax campaign and signing the check. That $268 for 5,000 fax advertisements could now cost Beason and his company more than $1.5 million in damages under the TCPA.
For one company the cost of faxed advertisements with an incomplete opt-out notice could reach $3.3 million, based on a recently approved settlement in a TCPA class action.
A class of plaintiffs filed suit under the TCPA after receiving fax ads from California-based Balboa Capital Corp. that lacked a sufficient opt-out notice. According to the class, the roughly 973,879 faxes sent by the equipment leasing company did not include a fax number in order to send an opt-out request and failed to inform recipients that they needed to include their own fax number in the request. This class, in seeking $500 in statutory damages per facsimile, would thus be seeking in excess of $485 million in statutory damages.
After the trial court certified a partial class and the parties filed dueling summary judgment motions, the court said it would withhold a ruling until a settlement conference was held. The parties then reached an agreement.
Balboa promised to fund a settlement of at least $2.3 million and up to $3.3 million for a nationwide class of recipients who were sent faxes over a four-year period. The fund will also pay for $10,000 class representative incentive payments and attorneys' fees and costs.
The final dollar amount will depend on the number of class members. If the class claims, incentive awards, and attorneys' fees and costs are greater than or equal to $2.3 million but less than or equal to $3.3 million, class members will receive a payment between $175 and $275, depending on the number of faxes they received. Claimants who can actually present a copy of the fax they received will be eligible for a $500 payment. However, if the total amount goes over the $3.3 million cap, the payment to each class member will be reduced on a pro rata basis.
Alternatively, if the total payment does not reach $2.3 million, the remaining settlement fund will be distributed in pro rata shares to the class up to a maximum of $1,500 per fax. If money still remains, the parties will agree upon a charity to receive a cy pres distribution. The deal also includes a permanent injunction prohibiting Balboa from fax advertising in violation of the TCPA.
U.S. District Court Judge Josephine L. Staton granted preliminary approval of the deal, with one caveat. Balboa agreed not to object to counsel fees up to $1.1 million. But even if the settlement fund maximizes the agreed-upon $3.3 million, attorneys' fees and costs would constitute one-third of the total, Judge Staton noted. If the fund doesn't go above $2.3 million, then the attorneys' fees and costs would be almost half of the common fund.
While writing that it would be "premature to make any definitive ruling on the reasonableness of class counsel's fees and costs request at this stage," the benchmark for reasonable class fees in the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is 25 percent of the common fund, the court said. "Class counsel will have to justify an upward departure from the Ninth Circuit's fees benchmark," Judge Staton warned.
To read the order in Vandervort v. Balboa Capital Corp., click here.
Why it matters: As part of the court's consideration regarding whether the settlement was "fair, adequate, and reasonable under the circumstances," Judge Staton analyzed the strength of the plaintiffs' case. Noting that the Ninth Circuit has "yet to address the issue of whether an opt-out notice that substantially complies with the requirements of the TCPA is sufficient under the TCPA even where the notice does not comply with all the specific requirements of the law," coupled with Balboa's "vigorous defense," the class's decision to settle for $2.3 million to $3.3 million (a tiny fraction of the claimed statutory damages) was reasonable, she concluded.
On November 17 The Wall Street Journal published commentary from Manatt partner Becca Wahlquist on the TCPA's lucrative new life as a tool for plaintiffs' lawyers in an article titled "Curbs on Cellphone Calls Pay Off for Lawyers."
Since 2012, more than a dozen companies have agreed to more than $200 million in settlements in TCPA suits. Becca told the newspaper that the litigation is getting out of hand. Many firms are being sued for contacting their own customers via cell phone.
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In a transferring document, where the consideration is more than $500, a Well Disclosure Statement is required. The transfer document must contain a statement such as : "The seller certifies that the seller does not know of any wells on the described real property." OR "A well disclosure certificate accompanies this document." OR "I am familiar with the property described in this instrument and I certify that the status and number of wells on the described real property have not changed since the last previously filed Well Disclosure Certificate."
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The Fantasy Zone is a solar system consisting of eight brightly colored, fantastic planets. The evil Menons are trying to take over all of the planets in the Fantasy Zone by using misappropriated foreign currency to build their forces. It is the player's job to recover all of the coins and save the solar system!Fantasy Zone is an arcade style shooter for one or two players. The goal is to destroy all of the creatures on each planet and collect as many of the lost coins as possible. At the end of each level is a large enemy that will have to be defeated before moving on to the next world. At various points in the game, the player will be able to find a parts shop, which allows purchasing improvements for his spaceship, including better weapons and faster engines.
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- "3D Fantasy Zone" -- Nintendo 3DS title
- "3D ファンタジーゾーン オパオパブラザーズ" -- 3DS Japanese spelling
- "ファンタジーゾーン" -- Japanese spelling
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Eurogamer.net (UK) | Apr 11, 2008 | 6 out of 10 | 60 |
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Fantasy Zone was the first ever Master System game to be released on cartridge. With their 32 kilobyte limitation, Sega Cards were no longer a viable option for modern games.Opa-Opa
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U-T San Diego Buys Eight Community Weekly Newspapers
Friday, November 1, 2013
San Diego's daily newspaper announced Friday that it has bought the firm that publishes eight community weeklies around the county.
U-T San Diego purchased Mainstreet Communications, which puts out the La Jolla Light, Rancho Santa Fe Review, Del Mar Times, Solana Beach Sun, Carmel Valley News, Poway News Chieftain, Rancho Bernardo News Journal and Ramona Sentinel.
The community newspapers have a combined average net circulation of 99,431, according to the Circulation Verification Council and Mainstreet Media.
The U-T said it will create a new division, U-T Community News, to operate the publications.
U-T San Diego publisher Douglas Manchester said the acquisition is part of an overall strategy to better serve the San Diego community by putting out hyper-local news that complements the more regional reporting of the flagship newspaper.
"We are thrilled to be taking on the stewardship of these community newspapers," Manchester said. "We firmly believe that community news is one of the hallmarks of strong local newspapers, and we intend to continue this legacy for many years to come."
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Justin Roberts | November 3, 2013 at 8:16 a.m. ― 3 years, 4 months ago
The corporate media behemoth grows even larger... Pardon me while I gag on this for a moment.
dialyn | November 4, 2013 at 7:41 a.m. ― 3 years, 4 months ago
When Manchester succeeds at buying up all local media, it will be the end of finding balanced reporting. He is trying to buy San Diego to force his political agenda....it will be a sad day when he succeeds. But money talks in this town and unfortunately he and his pals have too much of it. When Manchester has the only voice, it is the end of honesty and truth in reporting.
JeanMarc | November 4, 2013 at 9:02 a.m. ― 3 years, 4 months ago
It is ok, we have KPBS to balance it out. Teehee :)


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CREW Calls On Congress To Investigate News Corp. After Phone Hacking Scandal
CREW sent a letter Monday to Sens. John Rockefeller (D-WV) and Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX) and Reps. Fred Upton (R-MI) and Henry Waxman (D-CA), who are all ranking members of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation and the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, respectively. The group asked that Congress investigate allegations whether in addition to its actions in the U.K., News Of The World hacked the voicemails of 9/11 victims.
According to the U.K.'s Daily Mirror, a former New York City police officer who works as a private investigator claimed that News Of The World reporters contacted him to get phone records of dead victims of September 11 for the days leading up to the attacks. "[The investigator's] presumption was that they wanted the information so they could hack into the Ârelevant voicemails, just like it has been shown they have done in the U.K.," a Mirror source said.
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News Corp. owns Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, and the New York Post in the United States.
News Of The World published its last edition on Sunday, after public outrage over revelations about a widespread hacking scheme by the paper. In one case, in 2002 reporters for the paper hacked into the cell phone of a 13-year old girl who had been kidnapped and murdered, and listened to and deleted voicemails left for her by family members from when she was still missing.
New allegations Monday suggest that these tactics were also used by other news outlets under News International, the U.K. arm of News Corp -- including The Sun and The Sunday Times.
The Guardian reported that over a period of ten years, journalists from News International targeted former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, "attempting to access his voicemail and obtaining information from his bank account and legal file as well as his family's medical records." Read the full report here.
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Arts of cooking and theater combine for Court House Players
Cooking and the consumption of what has been cooked appears, one form or another, in just about every aspect of life no matter where you are or what you might be doing. Food we must have, and the preparation of it has become an art, one way or another.
The Court House Players have put these two elements of the culinary world in another facet of life, the theater. Dolly Biddle and Isobel Lomax give their audience laugh after laugh when they stage a television cooking show brought about by undue circumstances. Once friends, but now professional enemies, the competition between them and the variables in life styles keeps "the witches" cooking and the show moving on.
They do go through the motions of cooking, always emphasizing "wash your hands, remove all jewelry," and in one scene each prepares dishes for a contest, the winner to be determined by one in the audience.
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Your best choice if you want to build up a professional looking blog/website about gaming.
Yeah, i totally agree with you, hmm..
If you're lazy look in to. Themeforest or templateforest or something like that.
Make one. Its easy with all the built in customization features.
Your brain, a photo editing software(not really needed, but helpful), a bit of your sparetime and your HTML & CSS knowledge.
Or you could pay someone to create a theme for you, though it won't be cheap.
Add a few lines of code here and change, change some colors add some pretty images and the job is done.
I think he found his template guys.
Lookin' good. ;)
although i really like this, i think it is too simple... what do you guys think
It's nice but it's a really generic looking template.
I just like the WHMCS integration, the rest is "meh" at best.
any coders out there who can make amazing wordpress themes for less than 500 bucks?
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camcole1: I suggest you get someone to proof read it first
I think he has bigger problems really:
good now?
i wrote the first one at about 3 am so my mind wasnt really there
Hello camcole.
I know about your little xbox live account stealing business.
Nice job putting your fucking password in the keylogger.
Also, nice facebook.
Don't leave us hanging, post it.
you are making up things that anyone could have made, plus you just joined last month so....
I found you and this thread only by researching.
You tried to infect multiple people with your keylogger and Xbox Live account stealer.
I and another member on this forum who I can name of asked decompiled the little program you tried to infect people with.
Protip: Don't leave your email, username and password in plaintext.
Protip2: Don't put your password as your own fucking name.
Protip3: If you are going to infect anyone, don't use emails that can be linked to your real identity in about 5 seconds using google.
Thirdly, I don't believe that my join date has any relevance.
That was a fun night.
Seriously, storing your password (And by that way, hinting us who it was) in plaintext like that way was dumb.
Post what about it? The code snippet I have about it, has the password in and I care about personal stuff enough to just not post them over here.
But the link to the program is on Turings hands right now, he might post it. I am too lazy to search for it right now.
yup. anyway, if you haven't guesses already, tratzzz was the other person I did the little decompilling and owning with.
Least appropriate place to post about this.. go make a thread or something.
Sorry about the thread hijacking, but this isn't worthy for a new thread.
And as he probably reads this, he can notice what we are telling him.
Mostly that he is pretty dumb
edited, so not to show the numbers at the end because otherwise he would start crying but anyway.
this should be the last hijacking of the thread
about how long ago was that???????
like years bro, and i bet you did the same.
firstname.lastname@example.com?? i completely forgot about that
wasnt that the yt account?
Really? So you're actually admitting you did it?
i am surprised as to how you found that
look around. You're on the internet
Years ago?
That video was uploaded round a week ago.
you liar, show everyone the vid
it was uploaded years ago... i have not made another one since
you know, this turned into a simple i want a new theme, and now you acuse me of something i did when i was immature, like others at the age i was,,,,, but i have found the old video
2 years ago ppl, if you want , i will try to take it down if i remember the password
and also look at my latest activity
yeah, no.
the one we found it on was not one of those ones, it was uploaded a few weeks ago and didn't look even remotely like that.
show some proof, just saying that you saw it doesnt mean that it is true
do not believe this guy
you joined last month and you wont even post a video link
camcole1, lets say you have a certain 'reputation' here on facepunch (Referring to 'quality' threads. such as 'can anyone crack this'.) You've pretty muched wasted your chance to being taking serious by anyone in this section. But please, do keep doing stuff like this. We all like a good laugh now and then.
Oh, and i'd trust Turing more than you.
Oh and
It is generally accepted that in between March and May, another month exists called April.
You tend not to learn, so I'm not doubting Turing.
they joined on the 28th
Oh camcole, you always put a smile on my face when I read your threads. Also Goz3rr, you made me chuckle when you made me remember the gem thread that is "can anyone crack this"
That is all


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Clean Environment Key to Economy, Philadelphians Tell Pollster; Mayoral Candidates' Position on Environment Very Important to Residents and Business Owners
May 22, 2006, 01:00 ET from PennFuture
PHILADELPHIA, May 22 /PRNewswire/ -- In a newly conducted poll, Philadelphia's business leaders and residents agreed that environmental damage is harming the city and that protecting the environment is vital to growing the region's economy. Participants in the poll also called the environment a crucial issue for the next mayor, and residents said they would be more likely to vote for a candidate who addresses the issue. The poll was performed by Terry Madonna Opinion Research for Citizens for Pennsylvania's Future (PennFuture), with support from the William Penn Foundation on behalf of a broad coalition of citizen groups working together as part of the Next Great City initiative. "Both business leaders and residents recognize that Philadelphia's damaged environment hurts the city's economy and that improving the natural and physical environment will yield positive economic benefits for the city," said G. Terry Madonna, who conducted the poll of 204 Philadelphia businesses and 604 residents. "Overwhelmingly, 92 percent of Philadelphians believe that environmental and infrastructure improvements are necessary to improve the area's economic competitiveness and growth." The poll highlights the various ways Philadelphia's residents and businesses are being harmed by environmental problems. For example, 17 percent have had a family member miss work or school because of breathing related issues, and more than one in five have had a basement flood after a storm. Philadelphians also believe the city does too little to protect the air, water, parks and land; and both businesses and residents want stricter laws and better enforcement. "An astonishing 85 percent of voters reported that they are more likely to vote for a candidate for Mayor who made improving the city's environment and its sewer, water and transportation infrastructures a top priority," continued Madonna, a noted expert in Pennsylvania politics and voting behavior. "The importance of this in the Mayor's race echoes in both the business community and voters -- 48 percent of business leaders and 56 percent of voters think improving Philadelphia's environment should be the top or one of the most important issues for the next mayor." PennFuture commissioned the poll on behalf of organizations working together as Next Great City, which aims to create and implement a common-sense city environmental and public health action plan to attract investment, jobs and people. The Next Great City initiative has the support of Philadelphia's community, faith and business organizations, and political and civic leaders. Organizations participating in the Next Great City initiative include the Audubon Society, Clean Air Council, Clean Water Action, Delaware Valley Green Building Council, the Energy Coordinating Agency, Free the Schuylkill River Park, PennEnvironment, Pennsylvania Environmental Council, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, PenTrans, Philadelphia Parks Alliance, Sierra Club of Southeastern Pennsylvania, and 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania. The poll was conducted by Terry Madonna Opinion Research of Lancaster between late February and early March of 2006. The sample error for the residential survey is plus or minus 4.0 percent and the sample error for the business survey is plus or minus 6.9 percent. Final survey results were weighted to adjust for different selection probabilities and non-response. A copy of the poll is available at http://www.pennfuture.org
SOURCE PennFuture


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08/17/11 at 03:17 PM
Put a .22 through her head? Was that the way veternarians put animals down back then? Or is that just some more of those dirty south values?
08/18/11 at 10:16 AM
please feel free to return north. we don't need you to correct our values. we've been doing just fine.
08/18/11 at 02:34 PM
LOL! I can see by reading all these posts. Who is we? You and the board of commissioners? LOL! Let's stick to the facts shall we.
08/19/11 at 07:41 AM
you don't know me very well if you think i side with the commissioners. i've been very critical of them when i thought they were in the wrong.
you wouldn't know a fact if it hit you in the head.
you wouldn't know a fact if it hit you in the head.
08/19/11 at 12:01 PM
How is putting a .22 round through a dogs head less humane than letting it suffer. I do not know if you have ever lived on a farm and had to slaughter your own cattle or other livestock, but i can assure it that a .22 round in the right place is just a quick and painless as paying a vet put them down. We just do not mind doing what needs to be done ourselves.
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