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With most of their infield back, including a third-year pitcher and three seniors, the Portland softball team is looking for another solid season in the Capital Area Activities Conference White and beyond.
The strength of the Raiders team may start with its battery. Junior Allie Grys will be returning to the circle after being one of the top hurlers in the area in 2012. Senior catcher Samantha Parkhouse will be back behind the plate and her speed will once again give Portland a base runner at the top of the batting order.
Senior shortstop Keegan Lehman, junior second baseman Madison Adams and junior first baseman Allison Russell will also be back in the lineup in 2013, giving the Raiders a veteran presence on the infield. Raider coach Jack Anderson will need to fill the void at third base however, which was vacated by 2012 graduate Olivia Platte.
"We have a lot of experience coming back," Anderson said. "Our pitching should be strong again and our hitting should be pretty good, too."
Newcomers Alyssa Pung (3B) and Katie Schrauben (Utility) are expected to contribute this season as well.
The outfield will feature senior Whitney Hoppes, but with a preseason injury to returning senior Allison Lanz, Anderson will need to turn to a couple of new faces to patrol the grass.
"We only have one outfielder coming back, so we need to work on fielding the ball and make sure that we are strong in the field," Anderson said.
On offense, the Raiders return much of their lineup from last spring, however, they will need to replace graduates Platte and Courtney Schrauben. Both are now playing softball in college.
The CAAC White is expected to be competitive yet again in 2013. Along with the usual top teams in the league (Portland, Lakewood and Williamston) Lansing Catholic is expected to be improved this spring.
As usual, the goals are set high for the Raiders. Anderson said they are focused on defending their CAAC White title and winning the a district title.
"We always aim to win a league and district title, then go from there," he said.
The Raiders will open the season on April 6 in Kalamazoo at the Comstock Varsity Invitational. They will then play two doubleheaders on the road before hitting the home field on Apirl 13 in their annual Invitational, which is part of the Portland Spring Sports Carnival.


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Android's Advantage Over iPhone in Mobile Health Applications
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The reports are all over the web comparing the Android market share to iPhone's market share (see one example here). These numbers are important for anyone in the mobile health space that's considering their strategy for developing a mobile health application. The same goes for EHR vendors that are working on their mobile EHR strategy.
The reality as I see the mobile phone market share numbers is that Android is taking the lead when it comes to market share. No doubt, iPhone still has an incredibly compelling offering and many loyal fans. This is particularly true in healthcare where a doctor having an iPhone is in many ways a bit of a cool "status" symbol for the doctor. However, in the long term I think that even healthcare will see a similar market share shift to the Android over the iPhone as well.
Why am I so bullish on the Android in healthcare despite healthcare's current love affair with the iPhone?
The core reason that I think the Android phones (and much of this could apply to tablets as well) will do very well as mobile health applications is because of how much customization is possible with Android devices. In fact, pretty much anything is possible on an Android phone because of the open source nature of the software. I expect many mobile health applications will need and want to exploit the flexibility and openness of Android over the iPhone.
One concern I do have about this idea is that Android does pose its own challenges for developers. In the case of the iPhone, you basically only have to code your application to work across a small handful of iOS versions and handsets. In fact, Apple has smartly made sure that many things remained the same across every iPhone. This makes developers lives much easier. In the case of Android, you have hundreds of possible handset combinations you have to consider when developing your application. This can be really hard to test and can often lead to a bad user experience for some Android devices.
In some ways, the current Android environment reminds me of the challenges we use to face (and still do today in some ways) in creating a webpage that worked across all the various web browsers. A lot of effort went into making sure your website worked everywhere. However, over time the standards have developed and this is much less of an issue today than it was when the internet first started. I believe the same will be true for Android.
The reality is that Android and iPhones are both here to stay for the foreseeable future. Most mobile health applications are going to have to be able to support both platforms. Some might say that we should just be glad that it's only two platforms we have to worry about. We had a lot more than two to think about back during the internet browser wars.

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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - Hundreds of Muslims in Bangladesh burned at least four Buddhist temples and 15 homes of Buddhists on Sunday after complaining that a Buddhist man had insulted Islam, police and residents said.
This is just so insanely out of control. Where are the cries of outrage and condemnation from so-called peace-loving Muslims? Where are the cries of outrage from Jesus-loving mainstream christians? It seems that atheists and human rights groups are the only people who have the courage and moral conviction to speak up? I'm angered that mainstream religious people sit in silence while fundamentalist factions of their same belief systems commit crimes against humanity. A few elected government officials have spoken up recently, but I hear nothing but silence from the pious masses.
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You are right. I wonder if the Imams are stirring up violence. Not just "flash mobs" appearing out of nowhere, spontaneous and unplanned, but incited by bloodthirsty, power hungry, sadistic hate-filled imams. Plus, with poor economies and poor education - some of it in madrassas? - people are easily manipulated. Especially blood thirsty, torch-wielding, sexually repressed sheep.
I think it's the latter. The press doesn't comment on that much.
I mean really. One Buddhist man supposedly insults islam in some way (how) and the "punishment" is to terrorize a community, burn 4 temples, and 15 homes?
Pathetic tribalistic, violent behavior. The Abrahamic religions are not religions of peace.
You won't hear anything from mainstream religious people. You won't hear anything from mainstream Muslims when the their political and religions leaders incite them to violence and murder over cartoons and cheap videos. You won't hear anything from mainstream Buddhist leaders when Buddhists attack Muslims in Myanmar, and Hindues attack them in India. You won't hear anything from mainstream Christians when their political and religious leaders intentionally call for gays to receive the death penalty in Africa, and spread AIDS with the lie that condoms are ineffective.
And why not? Because the "moderates" give the extremists all the cover they need and want. They appear, in acceptable business dress clothing, on television talk shows, and sound ever so reasonable. They state, with all the phony sincerity they can muster, that while they don't personally condone violence, it is "understandable" given the "attacks" on, and "persecution" of, religious ideals and principles. They play the "blame the victim" game in their justification of religious violence. To the gullible, who have faith, this sounds eminently reasonable. If it weren't for the people making the cartoons, promoting the homosexual agenda and lifestyle, criticizing religious beliefs, putting up billboards denying god, Jesus, Mohammed and Mary, none of this would be occurring. The "moderates: are the smiling masks the wrold sees, for the evil that lurks behind the grin.
Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner! Pat, you've expressed in a nutshell exactly what is taking place in the religious community. Well stated.
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WASHINGTON -- Federal prosecutors on Tuesday charged a former hedge fund portfolio manager with securities fraud in connection with what they said was the most lucrative insider-trading case ever prosecuted.
In complaints filed in New York, authorities said investment advisors and hedge funds made more than $276 million in illegal profits or avoided losses by trading before the announcement in 2008 of negative results from clinical trials for an Alzheimer's disease drug being developed by Elan Corp. and Wyeth.
Prosecutors charged Mathew Martoma, a former portfolio manager at CR Intrinsic, an unregistered investment adviser, with securities fraud for allegedly illegally using information about the clinical trial results that he obtained from a neurologist at a hospital involved in the testing.
The criminal complaint did not name the neurologist, which it said was a cooperating witness in the case.
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a a related civil suit Tuesday against Martoma, CR Intrinsic and Dr. Sidney Gilman, a neurology professor at the University of Michigan Medical School. The SEC suit said Gilman was chairman of the safety monitoring committee overseeing the clinical trials of the Alzheimer's drug.


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Jack Kevorkian 1928- : Jack Kevorkian was born on May 28, 1928 in
Kevorkian wrote a series of articles for the German journal Medicine and Law that show -cased his thinking on the ethics of euthanasia. In December of 1958, he is asked to leave his residency at the
Kevorkian quit his pathology career in the late 1970's to move to
Kevorkian also is an oil painter. His art tends to be on the grotesque side. He paints with his own blood and one of his paintings depicts a child eating the flesh off of a decomposing corpse. Nearer My God to Thee, one of Kevorkian's paintings depicts how most human beings feel about dying—at least about their own deaths.
In 1987 Kevorkian started advertising in
(Top Left, The Gourmet (War), Top Right, Very Still Life, Center, Nearer My God to Thee)
Dates of Importance:
1989- Kevorkian builds his "suicide machine" using $30.00 worth of scrap parts purchased from garage sales and hardware stores.
1990- On June 4th, Janet Adkins, a 54-year old
On June 8th, an Oakland County Circuit Court Judge in
On June 12th, District Court Judge Gerald McNally dismisses the murder charges against Kevorkian in the death of Janet Adkins.
1991- On November 20, 1997 the state Board of Medicine revokes Kevorkian's license to practice medicine in
1992- On July 21st, Oakland County Circuit Court Judge David Breck dismisses charges against Kevorkian for the deaths of two individuals.
1993- On December 3rd, the Michigan Legislature passes a ban on assisted suicide. Michigan Governor John Engler signs the legislation banning assisted suicide. This ban is to take effect on March 30th. Thomas Hyde, a 30 year-old
1994- On January 27th, a Circuit Court Judge dismisses the charges against
Kevorkian in his latest two assisted suicide deaths. This is important because this is the fifth lower court judge in
1995-1997- Dr. Death (Kevorkian) continues to assist in numerous suicides. On June 26, 1997, the U.S. Supreme Court rules unanimously that state governments have the right to outlaw doctor-assisted suicide.
1998- Kevorkian on March 14th assists his 100th patient in their suicide. A videotape of Kevorkian assisting the suicide of Thomas Youk, a 52 year-old was shown on 60 Minutes. This airing took place on November 22nd and shows Kevorkian administering a lethal injection to Youk. Once again, Kevorkian is charged by the state of
2007-Kevorkian is released on June 1st after serving eight years of the 10-to-25 year prison sentence.
2008- On Monday, March 24th, Kevorkian announces his run for U. S. Congress. He is defeated.
External Links:
-Final Exit: The Practicalities of Self-Deliverance and Assisted Suicide for the Dying by Derek Humphry.
-Assisted Suicide and the Right to Die: The Anatomy of a Constitutional Law Issue by Arthur Gordon Svenson and Susan M. Behuniak.
-Forced Exit: The Slippery Slope from Assisted Suicide to Legalized Murder by Wesley J. Smith, 1997.


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The Bruins pounded Washington on the scoreboard, 4-1, Saturday, and they punched them with their fists at TD Garden.
Nathan Horton recorded a Gordie Howe hat trick, including his first fighting major of the season (and since last winter's concussion) and the Boston top line combined for nine points in the win.
Here are my game recaps from the Boston Herald and NHL.com. What a great day for Horton, who got to be the first to wear the Bruins' new player-of-the-game award, which is a rooster t-shirt. Horton didn't necessarily need any backup, but Shawn Thornton and Adam McQuaid came to Horton's defense in the third period.
•After getting revenge on the Capitals, the Bruins will try to avenge another one of their 2013 season collapses in Pittsburgh Sunday. The Bruins-Penguins tilts features two of the best defensemen in the league, Boston's Zdeno Chara and Pittsburgh's Kris Letang. Here's my feature on Chara from NHL.com.


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LEXINGTON – June 4, 2010 – (Motor Sports Newswire) – Valvoline, one of the leading brands of automotive lubricants, announced today that it has entered into a technical partnership with Germain Racing and Germain Motor Company, a top-25 automotive dealership network with headquarters in Columbus, Ohio.
Valvoline® motor oil will be the official motor oil of both entities as well as a team sponsor for Germain Racing entries in NASCAR's three series — Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck — and the K&N Pro East Series. The driver lineup for Germain Racing includes Max Papis (Sprint Cup), Michael Annett (Nationwide), Todd Bodine (Camping World Truck) and Zach Germain (Pro East).
The agreement calls for Valvoline to be an associate sponsor at all races Germain Racing enters and a primary sponsor at two truck races and two Nationwide races. The truck races with Valvoline primary sponsorship will be Aug. 18 at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway and Nov. 5 at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth. The Nationwide primary-sponsored races will be Sept. 4 at Atlanta Motor Speedway and Oct. 15 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
The Valvoline/Germain Racing partnership will commence this weekend with Valvoline associate sponsorship on Bodine's No. 30 Tundra in Friday night's truck race at Texas Motor Speedway. Bodine is the points leader in the Camping World Truck Series with six top-five finishes in seven starts.
"Valvoline is very excited to be associated with Germain Racing and the Germain Motor Company," said John Scanlon, Valvoline's director of national accounts. "We have been impressed with Bob and Steve Germain's commitment to excellence and we are looking forward to a long relationship."
According to Automotive News, Germain Motor Company has grown to become a top-25 ranked automotive retail network. The company's dealerships are located in Ohio, Florida and Arkansas and cover 13 manufacturers, including four Toyota and three Lexus franchises.
"We are thrilled to represent Valvoline not only on the track but in all of the Germain dealerships," said Bob Germain Jr., president of Germain Racing and vice president of Germain Motor Company. "The quality of Valvoline products and the tremendous marketing support they offer will help us grow our automotive business on many levels. We also look forward to bringing Valvoline on board at Germain Racing. Their performance products and technical support will help us be even more competitive on the track and we look forward to taking them to victory lane."
Germain Racing joins Roush Fenway Racing and Richard Petty Motorsports as Valvoline's NASCAR partners. The Valvoline Racing team on the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) circuit is equally impressive with partners Don Schumacher Racing, Alan Johnson Racing, Tim Wilkerson Racing and Ron Krisher Racing.
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There were plenty of party choices all around South Walton last weekend, beginning last Wednesday night when the local chapter of Florida Public Relations Association held its annual holiday fundraiser Toast on the Coast at Tommy Bahama's.
The fun continued Thursday night when Lydia Smith's former co-workers from Sandestin Fitness Center and Spa gathered at Carrabba's for a going away dinner for her. Jim and Ann Blount, Jim and Gail Lockwood, Carol Annino, Doreen and Jerry Baca, Miranda Adams, Wally Weisenborn, Sam Gibbens, John and Michelle Russell, Jim Reagan, and Betsy Bobo were some who attended.
I also saw Beverly and Greg Schmitt while at Carrabba's.
That same night, the Coastal Conservation Association held its annual fundraiser dinner and auction at Fish Out of Water. Lots of people there bidding and enjoying the good food and drink, including Billy and Kelly Buzzett, Clayton and Katie Bonjean, Sister O'Connell, Andy and Jennifer McAlexander, George Barnes, Jimbo Holloway, Garner and Farmer Chandler, Oli and Kyle Petit, Philippe Petit, Payson and Steve Howard.
I enjoyed dinner at Caf� Laredo Friday night with Robert and Marinella Monk and their friends from Corsica. Prior to dinner, Marinella played Christmas music on the harp for guests at her home, including Steve and Cindy Abbott, Kay Crawford, Cindy Launch, and Gerry and Laurie Graves.
I saw Jon and Teri Vice at Wine World that same night.
Saturday night was Children's Volunteer Health Network's annual Christmas party, held this year at Caf� Thirty-A. Kim and Keen Polakoff, Bob and Susan Dobes, Lorre and Bob James, Tom and Dana Saffel, Donna and Ed Macdonald, Coop and Peggy Jones, Tricia and Mark Northcutt, Jane and Greg Bahr, Patti Johnson, Sheree Williams, Linda Bruner, Linda Miller, Tom Rymer, Vickie and Ray Dollar, Lori and Shaye Smith, Fred and Linda Buehler, Dave and Barbara Lovell, Lisa Hinds, Sandy and Steve Weiner, and Dale Trice were some who attended the black-tie-optional event and danced the night away.
Santa Rosa Beach Club held its annual Christmas open house party at The Vue Sunday night. RoseAnn and Keith Knight, Peggy and Kent Lillie, Karen and Rick Schoonover, Jimbo Holloway, Lorene Gruzdis, Sharon Thompson, Greg and Beverly Schmitt, Claudia and Brad Droy, Betty Krika, Carol and Mike Stovsky, Nan and Rick Sroufe, Jim and Kathy Shepherd, Mary and Arno Lutz, Nan Ream, Donna and Ed Macdonald, Et and Jimmy Clark were some who enjoyed Chef Gio's lamb.
Tom and Dana Saffel held their annual "pink party" that same night. Brandon Saffel, Carol and Mike Stovsky, Donna and Ed Macdonald, Joe Serrato, Ladie Bea and Wayne Carlisle, Keen and Kim Polakoff, Georgeen Newell and Ken Golden were some who went and enjoyed all things pink.
Sergio's Little Italy at Uptown Grayton held a grand-opening reception and ribbon cutting Monday night and served some fab food and wine.
Lane Rees attended Gov. Rick Scott's Christmas party at the Governor's mansion in Tallahassee.
Redd and Paul Vizard enjoyed a trip to New York City with Chuck and Barbie Goins. They saw "Wicked," attended a comedy club, did open mic night at Birdland's Jazz Club and general touristy stuff. This was Redd's first trip. She saw Anne Hunter in SoHo.
Mike and Angela Ragsdale also visited New York City.
Green Thumb Garden Club took a bus trip to Tallahassee to shop at Market Days, where there were more than 300 arts and crafts venders in seven buildings at the Fairgrounds. Members also visited Tallahassee Nursery, which is the oldest and largest nursery in Tallahassee.
Congratulations to Hamilton (Hamp) and Georgia Kerns who celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary Dec. 6. Hamp is a resident of Point of View apartments and Georgia is a resident of Grand Boulevard Healthcare, where Hamp comes to sit with her every day. The couple met at school in Greenville, S.C. Their daughters are Cyndi Conley and Susan Jackson.
Congratulations to Santa Rosa Beach's Regina Jaquess who has been selected USA Water Ski�s 2012 Female Athlete of the Year for the sixth time.
Sorry to lose Carol Lench to The Villages and Meg Nelson (partially) to North Carolina. But, I hear that Ronnie and Cindy McBrayer have moved back to South Walton from north Georgia, and Lorre and Bob James have also moved over here from Destin.
Wish a "happy birthday" today to artist Kris Meigs.
Sunday to Seaside's Charlie Renfroe.
Wednesday to Sandestin's Debbie Speigner.
Thursday to Maestro Demetrius Fuller, Kitchenique's Vicki McCain, Louis Petit, and Dr. Marinella Monk.
And Friday to violinist Carol Wolowsky.
Deborah Wheeler is the arts and entertainment reporter for The Walton Sun. She may be reached at 654-8443, 687-1239, or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @WaltonSunDeb. Party Line appears weekly in The Sun.


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If you're looking for inexpensive, fuel-efficient transportation, there are plenty of choices. But, try to find an economy car that turns heads like a show car, offers such cool amenities as pulsing back-lit speaker grilles, houndstooth-pattern cloth seats and a trio of giant dancing rodents as its pitchmen, and there is only one choice: the Kia Soul. The Soul succeeds on a number of fronts. With its generous head and legroom, it can comfortably carry four adults -- though the cargo space with the rear seat in place is rather small. The Soul gets great gas mileage, can be had with a manual or automatic transmission and comes in four unique trims that pop with wild colors both inside and out. Noteworthy features include available 2-tone leather seating, 350-watt Infinity audio system (2012 and newer), Bluetooth hands-free phone connectivity and a USB/iPod interface. The Soul isn't the quickest, quietest or most fuel-efficient 5-door compact you can buy, but it certainly ranks high in visual appeal, long-term reliability and bang for the buck.
Notable Features & Options
There are four trims for the Soul: base, Plus (+), Exclaim (!) and Sport. What makes the Soul such a catch is its impressive list of standard features, many of which are only offered on its competitors most expensive trim levels. The base Soul includes air conditioning, a tilt steering column, power windows and locks, rear defrost, a cargo area light and an AM/FM/CD stereo with USB/iPod connectivity. The Soul (+) adds cruise control, rear privacy glass, power mirrors, steering wheel controls for audio and Bluetooth and alloy wheels. The Soul (!) ups the ante with a leather-wrapped steering wheel, power sunroof, 18-inch alloy wheels, fog lamps, heated side mirrors, sand and black cloth interior with houndstooth print and a 315-watt audio with subwoofer and pulsing speaker lights (changes to 350 watts in 2012). To this, the Sport adds a sport suspension, red and black interior and unique wheels. Options for the Soul (+) include a sunroof, fog lights and the 315-watt audio system. The Soul (!) and Sport can be equipped with heated front seats and leather seating surfaces. There are also a few special edition Souls that vary by year.
Standard safety equipment includes six airbags (front, front side and side curtain), electronic traction and stability control, ABS and a tire pressure monitoring system.
Model Milestones
2011 -- Two special-edition models are offered featuring unique paint and wheels, and automatic climate control.
2012 -- The Soul receives a minor face freshening and a major change under the hood. The improved 2.0-liter engine gains 22 additional horsepower, while the standard 1.6-liter gains Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI) technology. Both engines can be mated to a new pair of 6-speed manual and 6-speed automatic transmissions. The Sport trim is dropped from the lineup.
2013 -- Minor changes include the addition of Bluetooth and steering-wheel controls to the base model. A new ECO package is offered on the Soul (+), adding Idle Stop Go (IDS) and low-rolling-resistance tires.
Engines and Performance
The base Soul is powered by a 1.6-liter engine that makes a mere 122 hp and 115 lb-ft of torque. Mated to either a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic, this engine delivers fuel economy estimates of 26 miles per gallon city and 31 mpg highway, regardless of transmission choice. In 2012, Kia improved the 1.6-liter by adding Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI) technology, boosting output to 138 hp and 123 lb-ft of torque. However, even with the new 6-speed manual and 6-speed automatic, fuel economy drops to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates of 25 miles per gallon city/30 mpg highway. The ECO package increases fuel economy to 26 mpg city/31 mpg highway with the automatic transmission.
The Soul (+), (!) and Sport trims all come with a 2.0-liter engine that makes 142 hp and 137 lb-ft of torque. EPA estimates for this engine are 24 mpg city/30 mpg highway regardless of transmission. In 2012, the 2.0-liter's output increases to 164 hp and 148 lb-ft of torque. The same new 6-speed transmissions are offered as on the base, and fuel economy estimates are 24 mpg city/29 mpg highway with the manual and 23 mpg city/28 mpg highway with the automatic. The ECO option ups fuel economy to 24 mpg city/29 mpg highway with the automatic transmission.
Recalls, Safety Ratings and Warranties
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has issued the following recalls for the 2010-2013 Kia Soul:
- 2010 -- A recall was issued for a possible defective wiring harness in the back-lit front speaker panels that could short out, potentially leading to a fire.
- 2010-2011 -- Recalls were issued for a possible defective stop light switch that could cause the brake lights to not illuminate.
Recall repairs are required by law even if the vehicle is out of warranty. Your dealer can check to see if the repairs were performed. If they have not been, your dealer will fix the car at no charge to you.
As for the Soul's safety record, it receives good marks from NHTSA, earning four out of five stars in the front-end crash test, five stars in the side impact test and four stars in the rollover test. The independent Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) gives the Soul its highest rating of Good in the moderate overlap front crash, side impact and roof strength tests, and lists the 2013 Soul as a Top Safety Pick.
The Soul has a 5-year/60,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile transferable powertrain warranty. The 10-year/100,000-mile original powertrain warranty is not transferable and applies only to the original owner. However, it is possible to get a better warranty by buying a certified pre-owned (CPO) car. A Soul sold through Kia's CPO program includes a 150-point inspection, a 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty from the original date the car was placed into service (basically giving you the original owner's warranty) and the remainder of the original bumper-to-bumper warranty. Also included in the CPO package is 24-hour roadside assistance, a free CARFAX report and travel breakdown coverage that includes limited reimbursement for hotel, car rental and food.
Word on the Web
A quick check of the Internet shows the Kia Soul to be a likeable vehicle. Consumer Reports gives it good marks in almost every category, except for some less-than-average scores for audio, power equipment, and squeaks and rattles. We can attest to the squeaks and rattles, having found our 2010 and 2011 test cars to be noisy inside -- with one test car having its center console come loose due to not being properly bolted down at the factory. Owners generally like their Soul for its looks, the way it rides and handles and the cool features. However, we did find more than a few complaints about little electrical failures, such as the power mirrors, audio system and other minor bits breaking down. Fortunately, all were covered by the 5/60 warranty, and improvements were made to the 2012 and 2013 models. We also found many manual transmission owners regretting their purchase, as the manual is not very enjoyable, with lots of gear grinding and a sloppy, loose feel when shifting.
Competitive Set
Nissan Cube: The cube offers more interior space, gets slightly better fuel mileage and has better interior quality and build. The Cube's styling, however, is definitely polarizing, and it doesn't offer as many features for the money.
Scion xB: The xB may be a bit bland compared to the Soul, but its build quality is above reproach -- as is its resale and reliability ratings. The xB offers much more interior space, a better ride and better manual transmission. However, the xB can't match the Soul for features and standard equipment, and its standard warranty is only 3 years/36,000 miles.
Honda Fit: The Fit is the odd man out here, but its boxy shape and 5-door configuration make it a viable option. Its fuel economy, resale and reliability ratings are better than the Soul's, and it can be outfitted with navigation -- a feature not offered by Kia.
AutoTrader Recommendations
We think the extra power afforded by the 2012 upgrade is worth the extra money. A nice Soul (+) or (!) would be our choice, as we prefer the 2.0-liter engine to the base model's 1.6-liter unit. Avoid the 18-in wheels, as they make the car's ride harsh. But do try to get one with the cool upgraded audio. The only problem we see is deciding on which color best suits you.


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2012: Played in all nine games for a second straight season … eight starts in the defensive backfield … Academic All-NEFC … established a new career best with 42 tackles to finish fifth on the team … made at least three stops in every game … made five tackles in each of the first three games of the season against Becker (9/8), vs. Coast Guard (9/15) and at Curry (9/21) … four tackles and a pass break up against UMass Dartmouth (9/29) … four stops and a forced fumble at Western New England (10/13) … career best seven tackles against Salve Regina (10/19) … five solo tackles and a forced fumble at Nichols (10/27).
2011: Started all nine games in the defensive backfield as a freshman … finished with 28 tackles … shared the team lead with four passes broken up … first collegiate pass break up came at Mass. Maritime (9/17) … first career interception came the next week against Curry (9/24) to go along with five tackles … two stops and a pass breakup at UMass Dartmouth (10/1) … matched his season best with five tackles, all solo, at Plymouth State (10/8) … three tackles and a pass breakup at Salve Regina (10/22) … blocked a kick and returned a kickoff against Nichols (10/29) … another pass broken up with four stops against Endicott (11/5).
Off The Field at MIT: Majoring in aerospace engineering … research at MIT's Space Systems Lab.
High School: A 2011 graduate of St. Johns High School … Scholar Athlete Award… part of a team that won two Central Massachusetts Division I championships … also played baseball and wrestled … team captain of the wrestling squad … National Honor Society.


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From out of Cubebot's shadowed past come the two newest additions to the collection: Black and White Ninjabots. Either cloaked in darkness, or bathed in light, NinjabotÌs powerful hardwood frame can hold dozens of poses, and his elastic-band muscles and durable wood limbs make him impervious to breakage. When itÌs time for him to rest, he folds into a perfect cube. An enduring classic that will withstand generations of ninja battles.
Color: white
Material: beech wood
Dimensions: 6.75 inches tall with 9.25 inch arm span (at play); 2.5 x 2.5 inch cube (at rest)
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Derek Cardigan eyeglasses have been the glasses style choice for such music celebrities as Alicia Keys, Flo Rida, Dominique Fricot, and Skyler Grey.
Derek Cardigan eyeglasses feature a variety of vintage-inspired shapes, such as thick wing-tipped, bold round frames and classic clubmaster styles. Derek Cardigan glasses are also available in a variety of colorful acetates, as well perfectly transparent plastic, bold blacks, and classic tortoiseshell.
The brand's special first edition Grammar Collection features Derek Cardigan prescription eyeglass frames that pay tribute to English 101 by showcasing colon and semi-colon temple detailing. These stylish frames are luxuriously crafted in handmade Italian acetate. Each glasses frame features unique colon and semi-colon detailing in a variety of colours, including glossy black, striated dark olive and a marbled wood pattern. Though small in stature, such intelligently designed accents create a lasting impression when it comes to highlighting individual style. If you're looking for a fresh new way to inject a little uniqueness into your glasses wardrobe, or if you're a life hustler with a love for style, the Derek Cardigan eyeglasses collection is your first step to being noticed.


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Oregon's Clean Electricity and Coal Transition Plan aims to wean the state off coal-fired electricity in the coming decades.
Bridging the gap between the world's climate aspirations and the need for clean, reliable power means nuclear energy will be essential.
Natural gas production has reached record heights in recent years, causing prices to plummet.
Important inroads are being made to make solar power viable without any tax incentives or subsidies. Are they enough?
Although Iraq has succeeded in defying gravity thus far, the cracks in the country's oil success story are starting to show.
Seoul is pushing policies that promote the use of fuel cells in Korea.
To achieve the kind of environmentally sustainable future we will want our grandchildren to inherit, we need everyone on board, Armstrong writes.
Major carmakers may be ditching gasoline and diesel powered vehicles sooner than we thought.
There may be more of a case for CCS than environmentalists have given credence to, writes Michael McDonald of OilPrice.com.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un inspects the defence detachment on Jangjae Islet and the Hero Defence Detachment on Mu Islet located in the southernmost part of the waters off the southwest front, in this undated photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency on Friday.
October has been billed as a pivotal month for the country's shale industry. But the day of reckoning may have to wait.
For years the oil industry has been wandering the world marketplace looking for a price that is just right. Will it find it?
In a bid to fill its SPR, China is increasing its crude imports. But can it help bolster struggling oil markets?
Researchers in Germany have developed a new technology that reduces solar costs substantially.
Romania was hoping to kick start a shale revolution after watching the shale gas success in the United States. But the country's production is heading in the wrong direction.
To close the huge power deficit and boost their economies, Africa's larger economies have decided it might be time to go nuclear.
With Saudi Arabia slashing prices and Russia ramping up production, October could be a crucial month for struggling oil drillers.
The principle behind a carbon tax is simple, Cobb writes: Raise taxes on what you want less of and lower taxes on what you want more of.
Rising debt payments and shrinking revenues are putting oil and gas companies in a very difficult situation.
Until the US figures out how to get along without the millions of barrels of oil it imports each day, oil exports will only increase our dependence on foreign oil, Cobb writes.


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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I am 19 years-old and been diagnosed with alveolar soft part sarcoma of the cervix. They tell me I need to have my uterus removed, but recently they said if it has spread and that they might not be able to operate. How rare is my cancer?
Stephen C. Rubin, MD, Professor and Chief of the Division of Gynecologic Oncology, University of Pennsylvania Health System, responds:
This is a rare kind of cancer that has occasionally been seen in the cervix. If the tumor seems confined to the cervix, radical hysterectomy may be appropriate. Otherwise, chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy may be needed. The final decision will be made by your physician(s) based on the stage of your cancer.


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ITtechware necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 75 diseños de 20 diseñadores freelance.
Techware is software created to emulate a computer technician. It can be setup on a schedule to do everything that should be performed on a computer which most people either do not know how to do or they do not have the time to do it. Which in turn can prevent many issues before they become major problems.
It can also be used to repair many problems on your computer by utalizing many of the exact methods a real technician would use. For example with a few clicks of your mouse button Techware can cleanup many of the worst viruses that are circulating the internet right now. Techware is constantly updated with the most sophisticated methods that real computer technicians use everyday. On top of all this it is complete with a true help desk where you can speak with real technicians who can assist you as well.
Every user account at IT techware is complete with a logging system where users can easily check the maintenance logs on every computer in their account. For instance this means companies that need to take care of multiple computers around the world will have a place to keep track of every computer in their account. Which extremely limits the amount of wasted time tracking down issues.
Siginet is the mind behind programs like "Windows XP PowerPacker" and "RVM Integrator". We at IT Techware are proud to have him on our team helping us revolutionize the IT tech industry.
IT techware's target market is anyone with a PC. But to be more specific we would like to have the site split this down into at least 3 categories. "Home Users", "Businesses" and "Technicians". Our main market will more than likley be "Computer Technicians". We will be offering Technitians job opprotunities where they can make an income off of each clients computer they service.
I have attached our IT techware logo which will need to be incorporated into the site. You are welcome to modify the colors of it to match your version of the site.
We don't actually have a preference for the colors of the site right now.
I do not want to use any Flash on this site. I want this site to be compatable with IE, Firefox and any other internet browser... as well as mobile phones.
This should be a very attractive site. It should make the company look like a large corporation. I like glossy graphics as well.
It should be very simple to navigate. People on the site should easily be able to see where they go to purchase the product, easy to see the login and have a very user friendly experience.
Fonts should be very easy to read.
It would be nice to have simple info and screenshots pop up on the screen when a user clicks on certain things. Sort of like this website here:
On this page it should have info about the main program. It should have a menu bar which will link to other simular pages. The menu bar should have a sub catagory bar under it with multiple options for that catagory (or something simular). It should also have a place for users to login. The hompage template will be used for many other pages on the site as well. My web coder will make sure I can add multiple pages from this template to the site.
Screenshots Page:
This page will be a place where I will be able to show screenshots of the program(s). Each screenshot will need to be clickable so the user can enlarge photos. There should be info next to each screenshot.
User Login Page(s):
This will be when the user logs in. There will be a new menu for logged in users. They will have one page that will show the logs created for each of the computers in their account. I'll post a username / password in the "Existing Website" section of this design breif. You all can use this to login to the site to get an idea of how a logged in users account functions. I will need a template to use for this section that my web coder can implement to each of the pages. The main page I'd like you all to work on is the Computer logs section.
Edit 12/10/2010: I'm thinking it would be very cool to have the User Login Page look sort of like my program. With the tabs representing the menu bar.
The tabs would have these categories:
"My Account", "Computers", "License & Payments", "Account Information", "Contact" and "My Back Office"
This is the old site. Which has the old name of the program. I do not want the site to look anything like this site. The core code of the site will still be used but the layout does not need to follow this structure in any way.
If you would like to login to view the current user interface you can use these login details:
User: 99designs
Password: 99Designs99
I like the look and feel of this site but I want my site to have a different feel to it. I don't want my site to clone their site:
I also like this site:
This was a beta version of our site that we decided not to use:
Edit: 12/10/2010:
If you use this beta site to build your ideas from please be sure to modify the software box to use the new logo. We did not use this beta site because we decided it did not fit what we were looking for.


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Oliver McNally sent Harvard home with an 83-82 double-overtime victory (Mitchell Layton).
PHILADELPHIA – Oliver McNally made a running layup with 11.5 second remaining in double overtime to lift the Harvard men's basketball team to an 83-82 victory at Penn Saturday evening. Keith Wright shot 10-of-16 from the floor to establish a new career-high with 25 points and finished with six rebounds, while Kyle Casey added 18 points and nine boards and Christian Webster notched 17 points and seven rebounds in the win.
With the victory, Harvard extends its win streak over Penn to four games and improves to 16-4 overall and 5-1 in the Ivy League. The Crimson is off to its best conference start since the 1996-97 campaign when Harvard also started 5-1 in league play. Penn sees its record fall to 9-9 and 3-1 in the Ancient Eight.
The Crimson shot 51.9 percent from the floor overall and was 7-of-19 from beyond the arc (.368) in the contest. McNally finished with seven points and collected six rebounds. Harvard moved around the ball well in the victory, as Brandyn Curry recorded seven assists to go along with his seven rebounds, while Webster and McNally had four dishes apiece. Jack Eggleston led Penn with a 23-point effort.
In the second overtime, Penn took its first lead of the game on its first possession and went up by three, 80-77, when Conor Turley hit one at the foul line. Webster was fouled going to the basket with 2:05 to go in the frame and hit both shots, pulling Harvard back within one, 80-79. The Quakers made a basket on their ensuing possession, but Casey kept Harvard within a single point, 82-81, by connecting on two free throws of his own with 1:29 to play. With just 11.5 ticks left, McNally drove the base line and hit a runner, as he reclaimed Harvard's lead, 83-82. On Penn's final possession, Casey blocked a runner by Zack Rosen, sending Harvard home with the double-overtime victory.
Wright got the Crimson going with a conventional 3-point play in the opening minute of the contest. Wright added another layup moments later as Harvard jumped out to a 5-0 lead. Penn battled back to tie the game, but Wright hit another basket, and Curry drilled an open trey to put the Crimson back on top, 10-5. Wright continued his offensive surge with his fourth bucket at the 13:32 mark, giving Harvard a 12-7 advantage. A trey from the left corner by Laurent Rivard put the Crimson up, 15-7, and Casey followed with a two-point basket, giving Harvard a 10-point edge and capping a 12-3 run.
Harvard put Penn over the limit with fouls with 6:41 remaining in the half, and Oliver McNally connected on both tries from the line, making it 21-11. An alley-oop pass from McNally to Casey for a two-handed dunk snapped a min-run for Penn and gave Harvard an eight-point edge, 25-17. With just under two minutes to go in the half, Rivard hit one of his custom 3-pointers from way beyond the arc to make it 33-24 in favor of Harvard. Casey added a jumper in the closing seconds of the frame, as the Crimson carried an 11-point lead, 35-24, into halftime.
The Crimson held the Quakers to 10-of-26 shooting overall (.385) and 1-of-9 from 3-point range (.111) in the half. Harvard made 4-of-12 chances from long range (.333), while converting all five of its free throws and 13-of-25 from the field (.520). Wright led the Crimson with 11 points at the break, while Casey and Rivard added eight apiece.
Harvard began the second half just as it did in the first, as Curry found Wright for a layup under the basket, giving Harvard a 37-26 lead. Casey buried a jumper from just to the right of the top of the key, as the Crimson maintained a 10-point edge, 39-29. With 17:18 to go, McNally dribbled the base line and made a reverse layup after being fouled. McNally made the ensuing free throw, as Harvard owned a 44-29 lead.
At the 15:38 mark, McNally earned an assist on a 3-pointer from the right wing off the hands of Webster, giving Harvard its largest lead, 47-29, and capping a 10-0 run. The Quakers, though, answered with a 10-2 run of its own to pull within 10, 49-39, with 11:36 to play. Wright ended Penn's run with his eighth basket of the night, making it 51-39.
After the Quakers got within eight, 54-46, Webster answered with an offensive rebound and a layup to put Harvard back up by 10. Penn began to chip away at Harvard's lead again, as a 3-pointer by Tyler Bernardini made it just a five-point lead for the Crimson, 56-51. Webster hit a big trey from the right wing to silence the crowd and up the Crimson advantage to eight, 59-51. With 2:08 remaining, the Quakers got back within four, 60-56, after Casey was whistled for goaltending. The Crimson lead was cut to one when Penn's Rosen nailed a 3-pointer with 1:34 to go.
Casey drew contact with 1:05 remaining and made both free throws to give Harvard a 3-point edge, 62-59. Penn, though, tied the game on its next possession with a trey by Bernardini with only 45 ticks left. Casey answered with a jumper from the right side with 17.7 seconds to go, putting Harvard back on top, 64-62. Penn's Rosen tied game again with two free throws with 10 seconds go play, as the game headed into overtime, as the Quakers erased an 18-point Harvard lead in the half.
In the extra session, Wright made a layup on Harvard's first possession to reclaim a Harvard lead, 66-64. After Penn knotted the game, Curry hit a wide open trey from the corner to make it 69-66 in favor of the Crimson. With 2:56 remaining in overtime, Webster buried two free throws, giving Harvard a five-point cushion, 71-66. Penn matched Harvard's basket, but Wright grabbed his own rebound off a miss and hit his second attempt to make it 74-69. With 21.3 ticks left, Wright established a new-career high with his 24th and 25th points by draining two foul shots and making it 76-72. Rosen hit another 3 for Penn, cutting Harvard's lead back to one with 11.6 seconds remaining.
Casey went to the line with 7.7 seconds left and made one, but Rosen hit another shot for Penn on the other end to send the game to double overtime tied, 77-77.
The Crimson will now return home to face archrival Yale Friday, Feb. 11. The game is slated for 7 p.m. at Lavietes Pavilion.


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The Exploding Barrel's Mark Fujii is live at PAX to report a massive disappointment with Fallout 3. Hey at least there were puppets...right?
"Despite Fallout 3 being more or less the premier showpiece for PAX, hundreds of gamers were turned away from the Bethesda presentation with little more than a half-hearted apology and a Fallout cardboard decoration to console our broken hearts. While I got a chance to play the Fallout 3 demo earlier today, I really wanted to go to the presentation. What really irked me even more than the fact that I ended up standing in line for hours for absolutely nothing was the fact that those who did get to attend were rewarded with the Penny Arcade Fallout 3 puppet and poster which are quite possibly the coolest and most awesome piece of free swag at PAX."
i'll probably gamefly this. but there has been nothing shown that makes me think i have to buy this. looks uuber boring to me
at least the xbox360 gets exclusive dlc!!!!........(who cares?......noone)
This game seemed to bore many people at E3 as well (myself included) Graphics were great in all. But graphics alone don't make a good game. During the game play I was quite bored with what I saw at that time.
I'm not sure what they saw at PAX, but if it was anything like the E3 showing, then I can understand why people would turn away from this game.
Eh? The gameplay demos at gametrailers.com were spectacular.
Lots more dialogue choices than Oblivion (a surprise for anyone who expected something closer to it), quests with actual in-game consequences (wiping an entire town off the map!), minigames that actually make sense (such as lockpicking and hacking), and quite possibly the best melee weapon ever to exist, the power fist!
I wonder what they saw differently over there...
Edit: Oh, and while I remember, sticking LIVE FRAG GRENADES in people's pockets!
Looks like somebody's looking for hits. "Hey what shall we do? How about badmouthing the best game of E3?". Try previews from real sites like GameSpy or at least ScrewAttack not someone looking for hits.


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I am interested in the ways that the arts and the media articulate in higher education, not only with each other, but also with the entire curriculum and ultimately the world at large.
Montclair, NJ (PRWEB) April 04, 2012
Montclair State University has appointed Daniel Gurskis to be the new dean of its College of the Arts, one of the University's six colleges and schools. The College of the Arts is home to the University's John J. Cali School of Music, the newly established School of Communication and Media, the Department of Theatre and Dance, and the Department of Art and Design.
Gurskis comes to Montclair State from Brooklyn College of the City University of New York where he is a professor and chair of the Department of Film and a special assistant to the president. Most recently at Brooklyn College, he has overseen the creation of a new graduate school of cinema to be located at Steiner Studios, the largest film and television production facility outside of Los Angeles.
In addition to his academic experience, Gurskis has held creative and management positions in film, television, theatre, and advertising, and he has performed pro bono work in arts management. He is the author of numerous screenplays for film and television, and he received an Emmy Award in 1989 for James Stewart's Wonderful Life. Gurskis holds a Bachelor of Arts in the History of American Ideas from the University of Pennsylvania and a Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts from Brandeis University.
"Having worked in both the academy and the arts," said Gurskis, "I am interested in the ways that the arts and the media articulate in higher education, not only with each other, but also with the entire curriculum and ultimately the world at large. The growing reputation of the College of the Arts at Montclair State, especially in New York City, presents an extraordinarily vibrant opportunity to provide the highest quality programs for students in both the traditional and emerging disciplines."
Montclair State University President Susan A. Cole said, "We are very pleased to announce this appointment. Dan Gurskis understands the arts, he is engaged with the world of emerging media, and he is a committed educator. I think he will be ideally suited to continue advancing the goals of the College of the Arts as a rapidly emerging national leader in the field."
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Montclair State University offers a comprehensive array of undergraduate and graduate programs to a highly diverse population of 18,500 students in an expansive university setting combined with an intensive focus on student learning and success. For more information, visit montclair.edu.


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Elizabeth Warren didn't get to be President Barack Obama's nominee to head the new financial watchdog agency, and now is saying she will give some thought to challenging Sen. Scott Brown (R., Mass.).
In an interview with MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell Monday, Ms. Warren, who has spent the past year getting the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau up and running, didn't rule out the possibility of a run for the Massachusetts Senate seat but said she needs some time to think about it – once she's back in the Bay State.
"I really have to say, I've been working 14 hours a day on trying to stand this consumer agency up , really for more than a year now," Ms. Warren said. "It has been wonderful work, but it has been all absorbing work."
Her first priority: taking her grandchildren and great nieces and nephews to Legoland.
"Massachusetts does beckon, in the sense that it's my home," she said. "And I need to go home. And when I go home, I'll do more thinking then." Ms. Warren, a Harvard law professor mentioned that her husband, Bruce Mann, not only traces 13 generations in Massachusetts but also has been keeping her current on Boston sports – a must for a Massachusetts politician.
Mr. Brown won a special election in 2009 to fill the seat of Sen. Edward Kennedy(D., Mass.), who was often referred to as the "liberal lion" of the Senate. Mr. Brown currently faces seven declared challengers, with the possibility of others, in addition to Ms. Warren, entering the race. Many of those who have already announced their candidacies lack name recognition in the state, and Mr. Brown already has a head start of around $10 million in fund raising totals.
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The Dublin Core Workshop Series has gathered experts from the library world, the networking and digital library research communities and a variety of content specialties in a series of focused, invitational workshops. The building of an interdisciplinary, international consensus around a core element set is the central feature of the three-year evolution of the Dublin Core. The progress represents the emergent wisdom and collective experience of many stakeholders in the resource description arena. An open mailing list supports ongoing work.
The characteristics of the Dublin Core that distinguish it as a prominent candidate for description of electronic resources fall into several categories.
The Dublin Core is intended to be used by non-catalogers. It is expected that authors or Web-site maintainers unschooled in the cataloging arts should be able to use the Dublin Core for resource description, making their collections more visible to search engines and retrieval systems.
Most of the 15 elements have a commonly understood semantics that represents what might be described as a lowest common denominator for resource description (roughly equivalent to a catalog card). As such, the Dublin Core is not intended to replace richer description models such as AACR2/MARC cataloging, but rather to provide a core set of description elements that can be used by catalogers or non-catalogers for simple resource description.
Semantic Interoperability
In the Internet commons, disparate description models interfere with the ability to search across discipline boundaries. For example, libraries, museums and the geographic information systems community use different standards for resource description. This reflects the different description needs of these communities and the fact that such standards have evolved independently.
At a fine-grained description level, element sets are different because they must describe different things. Most writers seldom associate a cloud-cover attribute with their documents, but if you are describing satellite images of farmland, this is a critical descriptor.
But most resources share a core set of attributes that are similar from one discipline to the next, but have different names simply because they have evolved independently and at different times. Promoting a commonly understood set of core descriptors will improve the prospects for cross-disciplinary search by unifying related attributes. For example, an author and a creator can be thought of as the same attribute for the purposes of resource discovery. The Dublin Core is intended to serve as this core element set.
International Consensus
Recognition of the international scope of resource discovery on the Web is critical to the development of an effective discovery infrastructure. The Dublin Core has benefited from active participation and promotion in many countries around the world.
Although initially motivated by the need for author-generated resource description, the Dublin Core has also attracted the attention of formal resource description communities. As the diversity and volume of Web resources increase, trusted intermediaries (such as museums and libraries) will achieve greater recognition as preferred sources of metadata for persistent resources.
The Dublin Core, in the hands of cataloging experts, is expected to provide an economical alternative to more elaborate description models such as full MARC cataloging. The Dublin Core includes sufficient flexibility to encode the additional structure and more elaborate semantics appropriate to such applications.
Metadata Modularity on the Web
The wide diversity of metadata needs on the Web requires an environment that supports the coexistence of many independently developed and maintained metadata packages. The Dublin Core is targeted specifically toward resource discovery, but one can imagine many functionally distinct packages that serve other goals (terms and conditions, archival management, administrative metadata and many others). For example, a Terms and Conditions metadata package would include elements that describe rights holders, cost of acquiring a resource, restrictions on reuse of the resource and related information.
Recognition of the desirability of this sort of modularity has guided the evolution of the Dublin Core since the Warwick Workshop and has been formalized as the Warwick Framework. The concepts articulated in this work have informed the ongoing development of a metadata architecture for the Web as well.
A Metadata Architecture for the Web
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is the primary standards forum for the Web and has recently begun to focus on implementing an architecture for metadata for the Web. The Resource Description Framework (RDF) is evolving to support the many different metadata needs of vendors and information providers. Representatives of the Dublin Core effort are actively involved in the development of this architecture, bringing the digital library perspective to bear on this important component of the Web infrastructure.
Models for Deploying Dublin Core Description on the Web
The evolving RDF metadata architecture will support a variety of resource description models, each with implications for functionality and management.
Unsolved Problems and Future Directions
Much remains to be done to bring the Dublin Core to a state of sufficient maturity and stability to fulfill its promise as a foundation for resource discovery on the Net. The main thrusts of continued development include
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Starting his "Tonight Show" hosting tenure Monday, Jimmy Fallon proved he can snag A-listers and, in the early going, ratings. The numbers that came out Tuesday showed him crushing the competition, at least for now.
But his moments of real, almost awkward humility during a scattershot hour of television made you wonder if he will rise to the occasion of taking over one of television's most storied franchises or be stifled by it.
Welcoming guests Will Smith and U2 — and starting 30 minutes later than the show's usual time because of NBC's Winter Olympics coverage — Fallon carefully introduced himself to the older folks who were, presumably, watching.
He thanked his parents, who were in the studio audience, members of the generation that loyally tuned in to Fallon's predecessor at the "Tonight" desk, Jay Leno.
He talked about his love for his infant daughter and his wife, as well as for announcer Steve Higgins and house band The Roots, both moving over with Fallon from NBC's "Late Night" program.
That Fallon is not afraid of emotion sets him apart from the previous generation of hosts: Leno, David Letterman on CBS, even Jimmy Kimmel on ABC. That he has so very much of it doesn't exactly keep the party rolling.
Only a couple of jabs at NBC's mishandling of the "Tonight" transition kept comedy in his opening segment. "I'm Jimmy Fallon, and I'll be your host — for now," he said, a nod to NBC giving "Tonight" to Conan O'Brien in 2009 and then taking it back the next year.
Then, with a pointed list, he thanked the hosts who had come before him: "Steve Allen, Jack Paar, Johnny Carson, Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien and Jay Leno."
If he didn't exactly come roaring out of the gate, Fallon did demonstrate the mixture of old-world courtliness, junior high goofiness and seemingly unending enthusiasm that has charmed audiences, network bosses and fellow stars.
When he finally started his monologue (all of it about the Olympics that his network is broadcasting), it felt a lot more like what Fallon's "Tonight" will be.
His best line related to the U.S.-Russia men's hockey game: "The American team said that they were thrilled with the win, while the Russian team is missing."
Will he be able to deliver a hefty dose of the more news-based humor that Leno advised him the job demands? Subsequent shows will tell, but interest in current events seems far below pop culture in Fallon's outlook.
It felt even more like Fallon's "Tonight" when he said, "To my buddy who said I'd never be the host of 'The Tonight Show,' ... You owe me 100 bucks." And then a dozen or so stars from Tina Fey to Kim Kardashian to Stephen Colbert — two weeks of great bookings on most talk shows — walked out simply to pay off the bet.
Raised in upstate New York, the former "Saturday Night Live" Weekend Update anchor becomes the sixth (or seventh) host of a show that started 60 years ago. In the same night, "The Tonight Show" returned to New York City, where it originated, and was turned over to a new generation.
Fallon, 39, takes over from the 63-year-old Leno and ushers the show into the era of social media and bits that have to be able to compete the next day for the attention of the Internet.
It's no surprise that there was an early, taped comedy segment, with Fallon and Smith performing the funny but not particularly original "The Evolution of Hip-Hop Dancing," which took viewers through M.C. Hammer and up to the twerk. If you missed it, somebody will be forwarding it to you soon enough.
His show put its guest band, too, into a couple of new settings. First, U2 played its new single, "Invisible," on the roof of NBC's 30 Rockefeller Center building, a stunning city locale that almost made you overlook the blandness of the song, and then the band played another (better) tune while seated on the couch.
The couch, by the way, is lovely, part of a new set that emphasizes stained wood and a midcentury modern style. Did Fallon need to thank the set designer on air? Probably not.
But, again, it's part of that courtliness that has him embracing late-night traditions. On a promotional visit last fall to Chicago, he said he wants to honor the legacy of inaugural host Steve Allen, who had smart conversations and rolled around in a giant bowl like a human banana split.
Fallon's is a different outlook from the sarcastic approach of Letterman, who, passed over for "Tonight," inaugurated late night on CBS. Starting the "Late Night" show in the 1980s, Letterman made his mark by seeming to treat the very idea of hosting a talk show with skepticism.
The advantage Fallon has is a real gift for performance and mimicry, especially of musicians, and a keen eye for the buzz-worthy. Just weeks ago, Fallon and Bruce Springsteen sang a "Born to Run" parody making fun of New Jersey's bridge-closing scandal.
On the other hand, as he showed again Monday, the "Tonight" staples of delivering traditional monologue jokes and, especially, conducting celebrity interviews rank much lower in the Fallon skill set.
He'll land the big stars, no problem. But will an audience used to Leno's formula stick with this new guy who'd rather make those stars sing or dance than talk about anything real?
Fallon certainly began with a ratings bang. His "Tonight" debut drew an estimated 9- to 10-million viewers in preliminary overnight ratings and handily beat the combined appeal of Letterman and Kimmel, according to Variety.
While that will likely drop as the promotional budget dwindles and some core "Tonight" viewers peel away, perhaps to Letterman, all Fallon really has to do is win the battle of the web and the battle of demographics, hanging on to the younger viewers who watched him even later at night.
He seems likely to land big stars regardless. Fallon's first weeks of guest bookings are a demonstration of the star power and, more particularly, the likability he has established.
First lady Michelle Obama, Lady Gaga, Kristen Wiig, Bradley Cooper and Justin Timberlake are among his scheduled visitors.
Timberlake has been Fallon's No. 1 running buddy; they have become almost as inseparable as Justin Bieber and scandal.
It was surely only Timberlake's concert Monday at the United Center in Chicago that kept him from being an inaugural guest. Instead, he'll close the first week, Friday night, between tour dates in New York City and Buffalo, N.Y.
Fallon taking over "Tonight" also marks NBC's complete submission to producer Lorne Michaels, who has parlayed control of "Saturday Night Live" and close relationships with its stars into a guiding hand over, now, "Tonight," plus "SNL" and, beginning next Monday, Fallon's successor show, "Late Night With Seth Meyers."
In a television world that's suppposed to be ever more fractured, that's a whole lot of airtime going to one particular take on the world and what's funny about it.
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A nice addition to the front end of my Road King. The front looks beefy now.
Great look for my 2001 Road King
excellent fit and very good looking
Nice look on my bike. Good fit too. Stocky look matches the rest of the bike. delivery was good too.
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they look great and very easy to install.
These look awesome on my 2000 Fat Boy. Really sets it off.
Excellent bar, nice thick look on my Fatboy
This looks awesome on my 2000 Fat Boy! Finding 1.5in foot-pegs was chalenging. Finally found a set at Cherokee County Cycle in Andrews, NC. And Mike even installed them as I waited. Great bar, already saved my bike from one fall in the yard.
Piece of cake to install. Fattys look great on stout bikes like a HD Heritage.
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The 1 1/2" bars look great and installed perfectly.
Ordered these for our '08 HD Heritage Softail Classic. They really beef up the look of the bike and my boyfriend had no trouble installing them himself. They look awesome!
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Easy to install, fits well and changed appearance made it look fuller with 1 1/2" bar.
They look great.
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Giving 4 stars only because dont know how well they will hold up. over time..Seems to be well made set of bars with nice finish...easy to install
Arrived very quickly. Installed in about 5 minutes, fit perfectly
Haven't had the chance to install these yet, but I know they will definitely add to the look of my Softtail Classic.
Improved the looks of the bike and were easy to install
Went on easy and looks good on my 2013 Honda Interstate
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Tough to install but once installed they look nice and are solid.
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Fit and look great. Easy to mount, but a second person would make it easier. The 1 1/2 bar looks at home on my 1700 Vulcan Classic.
slight discoloration on one of the bars, not a big problem, just a small spot. instructions were ok. bnars look good on my vulcan 1700 LT classic
All parts and pieces fit like they should
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Bars took about 1/2 hour to install. Recommend having someone assist. Looks good on the bike
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Difficult to fit by yourself. Get a strong friend to help you. Looks great very pleased.
Fits perfect; Very easy to install on bike. Did the install in just about 10 or 20 minutes.
Compliments the bike. Easy to install.
The Bar went on just as the instruction showed. Took around 15-20 minutes to install.I love the looks of the Fatty Bars, very nice.
Great Bar...Looks great on the bike... Easy installation
Looks great once mounted. Does not take a ton of effort to mount them, however considering they are specific to the motorcycle, I'd expect them to be closer in profile to the motorcycle. When you mount them, you need to "squeeze" them to the bike as you are driving the two lower bolts to the floorboard mount. Not a big deal and it's only like a 1/4 of an inch or something but it's still quite odd, considering the bars are VTX specific. The instructions also don't mention this and if they did, it'd go a long way in understanding what is going on.
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very cool bars for a vtx
Install is complete.Good looking!
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Perfect fit.I`m so glad I went with the fatty bars.Only problem is finding footpegs to fit the 2in bar.
Excellent quality..Easy to apply..well worth it and thay look great on my C90
Looks beautiful on my Vulcan 1600. Feels very robust.
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By Underground
This is a large modern hotel set in exclusive South Kensington, 50 metres from Gloucester Road London Underground station with access to the Piccadilly line, and adjacent to the Millennium Conference Centre.
Conference center events
The galleried lobby leads through to Humphrey's Bar, where guests chat and cream teas are served. A conference center, fitness facilities, and concierge and business services are available on site.
Minibars in rooms
Millennium Gloucester's 610 guestrooms have cherry wood furniture and fabrics in muted colours; all rooms have a desks, and minibars.
Languages Spoken
- English
Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington
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Hotel Amenities
Perfectly located for exploring London's top attractions, including Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall, the Natural History and Victoria & Albert museums, the Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington provides guests with a convenient central London address.
Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington's lobby is spacious and is dotted with contemporary settees and decorative sculptures. The Millennium Conference Centre offers 25 versatile function rooms with the latest technology for events. A business center, WiFi, and parking are available. Dining options are plentiful and 24-hour room service is available.
- Express check-in
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Business center
- Conference space
- Express check-out
- Meeting rooms 11
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Free wired Internet
- Computer station
- Smoke-free property
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Concierge services
- Conference center
- Total number of rooms - 610
- Number of floors - 8
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Fireplace in lobby
Available in all rooms: Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Languages Spoken
- English
- French
- German
- Italian
- Spanish
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Room service (24 hours)
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Satellite TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Flat-panel TV
- Free wired Internet
- Number of bathrooms -
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
Southwest 7 - Open for breakfast and dinner and provides a nightly buffet of international dishes. Decor has traditional patterned carpeting with sections of wood-panelled flooring with antique-style tables and chairs.
Bugis Street - Modern bistro serving dishes from Singapore and other cuisines of the Far East. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Contemporary decor with French brasserie-style wooden chairs and tables, alongside Far East-style wall prints, lamps and sculptures.
Bombay Brasserie - Indian restaurant
Humphrey's Bar - Lobby bar, serving cream teas and sandwiches until late. Leather armchairs and potted plants characterize this traditional lounge-style area.
Nearby Activities
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 5 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for GBP 50.0 per day.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- Deposit: GBP 50 per night
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: GBP 13.50 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: GBP 37 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: GBP 50.0 per day
Hotel Name
- Gloucester Millennium Hotel
- Hotel Millennium Gloucester
- Hotel Millennium Gloucester London Kensington
- Millennium Gloucester
- Millennium Gloucester Hotel
- Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington
- Millennium Gloucester London Kensington
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- Millennium Hotel Gloucester London Kensington
- Millennium Hotel London Kensington
- Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington England
- Millennium Gloucester London
We should mention
Children 5 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This establishment has received its official star rating from VisitEngland, the National Tourist Board for England.


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The recent decision of the Conservative Government—to cancel the mandatory long‐form census (2b) and to replace it with the voluntary National Household Survey—effectively undermines its commitment to research excellence as evidenced by the establishment of almost 2000 Canada Research Chairs, many of them in the humanities and social sciences. This decision, involving an Order in Council rather than widespread consultation with the stakeholders who depend upon quality census data, eliminates our most comprehensive and accurate source of longitudinal data. The social and economic consequences for Canada and our "common good" are profound.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Five unanswered goals by UMass Dartmouth in the fourth quarter propelled it to an 11-4 win over MIT in a non-conference men's lacrosse game on Wednesday afternoon. Freshman Nicklaus Prozinski (Ashland, Mass.) racked up six goals, including four during the final frame, for the Corsairs (4-0) while freshman Jonah Hessels (Poolesville, Md.) paced the Engineers (0-1) with a goal and an assist.
Junior Justin Lawless (Quincy, Mass.) opened the scoring for the visitors at the 8:48 mark of the first quarter but freshman Paul Orrson (Baltimore, Md.) buried the equalizer just over a minute later. UMass Dartmouth quickly regained the lead when sophomore Connor Gaffney (Andover, Mass.) redirected a feed from junior Jordan MacPherson (Westwood, Mass.); however, junior Britt Cyr's (Cincinnati, Ohio) solo effort evened the score at two late in the quarter. Although the Corsairs controlled the ball for the majority of the second stanza the deadlock continued until junior Adam Niden (Walpole, Mass.) found the back of the net with 1:35 remaining before the intermission.
Back-to-back goals by Prozinski, the second assisted by junior Todd Davis (East Sandwich, Mass.), increased UMass Dartmouth's cushion to 5-2 following five minutes of action in the third quarter. MIT ended its scoring drought when Hessels set up freshman Luke Verdi (Middletown, Md.) for a man-up goal with 5:31 left in the quarter.
After being held scoreless for over 10 minutes, the Corsairs responded with their pivotal fourth-quarter rally. Prozinski produced three goals as Niden generated two goals and an assist to increase UMass Dartmouth's advantage to 10-3. An unassisted marker by Hessels proved to be the final goal for the Engineers while Prozinski capped the scoring with 2:29 on the clock.
In net, senior Christopher Rullan (Wexford, Pa.) amassed 18 saves and seven groundballs while classmate Mike Gibson (Natick, Mass.) went 6-of-9 in faceoffs and added four groundballs. Freshman Nick Uhlenhuth (Louisville, Ky.) rounded out the Cardinal and Gray with three groundballs.
Gaffney finished with a goal and an assist as freshman Zach Drolette (Burlington, Vt.) won eight of his 13 faceoffs and totaled six groundballs. Senior Ryan Holbrook (Braintree, Mass.) and junior Steve Tarpey (Worcester, Mass.) both posted five groundballs, followed by four from MacPherson. Junior Dan Dawley (Revere, Mass.) led the way with three caused turnovers as Lawless chipped in two of his own. Junior Nick Thayer (Chelmsford, Mass.) collected seven saves in 56 minutes of action while classmate Jesse Johnson (Pembroke, Mass.) closed out the game for the Corsairs.
Both squads return to action on Saturday, March 16. MIT will visit the University of New England while UMass Dartmouth will host Nichols College.


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