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Virgin Vines Shiraz / Syrah (2007) red – CaliforniaWednesday, November 16th, 2011
What a DAY! Everything seemed to go wrong today . . . I'm SO glad work is OVER!
This morning the shower leaked (which I had to fix), my phone fell behind the piano and my bicycle had a flat so I had to take my spare, running late I picked the wine without even looking at the label and peddled off to the office.
Things went wrong at the office all day and I barely made the boat.
AMAZING! What a wonderful surprise . . . I want to get away and the wine is Virgin Vines Shiraz / Syrah (2007) a red from California. The label resembles Virgin Airlines!
I know this wine will take me and my friends away from troubles and make our day better!
We sail at 5:30 from the San Francisco Ferry Building for Sausalito and we pop the cork. As the voyage progresses our prospective changes from the city to the San Francisco Bay and then the view of the Pacific Ocean. We see the ships sailing in and out to exotic locals. What strange and exciting cargo do they bring. I remember the song "Mule Train" with a long list of (looking at an attractive young and vivacious tourist from South Asia and can't help but think of the "dress of Calico for the Pretty Navaho").
Too soon we're docking in Sausalito and we must come off our cruise across the bay remembering tomorrow we do the same again!
Life is Good!
Cheers, Willy
Bought at Cost Plus / World Market
NOTE: Syrah and Shiraz are the same grapes
Rene Barbier – Mediterranean Red – Catalunya (non-vintage blend) SpainTuesday, November 15th, 2011
Rain, rain, rain . . . the weather is changing and San Francisco winter is HERE! Time for a nice chewy red (when your mouth holds the wine you know it isn't water).
We make our way up to the top deck and the boat gets under way. The heaters are on and we're under cover on the top deck.
We pop the cork and the wine is ready to drink . . . this is a nice soft red but still with body to enjoy. We cruise by Alcatraz and we're ready for a second glass. We have just enough to make a small second pour. This is a popular wine!
As we pass the notorious island we notice the end of the rain is passing and heading east and we can see clear skies through the Golden Gate framing the famous bridge . . . what a site.
What a magnificent commute.
When we dock in Sausalito it seems a shame the commute has ended!
Life is Good!
Cheers, Willy
Available from Cost Plus / World Market
Rex Goliath – Cabernet Sauvignon (red) California – non-vintageMonday, November 14th, 2011
Hurrah! My niece is here. She just got a job here down the street from the Ferry Building and is staying with us until she can find an apartment. She's one of the smartest people I know and absolutely happy with the world. She has lived all over the world and just moved from Europe.
She's always looking at the world for wonderful sights and experiences. Boy are we ready to give one . . . She's going to be on The World's Best Commute with a party every day, The 5:30 Sausalito Ferry the San Francisco Ferry Building. She's working for a web publisher and does video. For opening there's a wonderful big, bold California Cabernet Sauvignon (red) by Rex Goliath, a non-vintage wine absolutely ready to drink but it can be stored for while.
Today the boat is absolutely loaded with tourists who are enjoying themselves immensely. They appear to be college students and they've obviously slipped the leash and are Party Animals!
We open the bottle and we share it around. My niece raises her eyebrows and asks, "Is this really less than $5 a bottle?".
We laugh since we've had this wine before and many buy it regularly for home consumption . . . We all nod our heads and say "Definitely!"
We enjoy the run watching the sunset through the Golden Gate with the Bridge in silhouette.
The trip is over too soon, a fun time was had by all.
Life is Good!
Cheers, Willy


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Travel Guide of Downtown, Washington, D.C. for: Courtyard Washington Embassy RowDowntown, Washington, D.C., United States
Downtown Summary
- Convenient, central location close to the Washington Monument, the National Mall, and Smithsonian museums
- Home to the White House, Pennsylvania Avenue, Lafayette Park, and the heart of the K Street business district, which is full of lawyers and lobbyists during business hours
- Easy access to Metro Center Metro stop, a major transfer point on the Red, Blue, and Orange subway lines
- Many quality hotels across the price spectrum
- Downtown area can feel empty at night after office workers depart.
- Restaurants, cafes, and shops tend to close early at night and on weekends.
- Street parking is a blood sport.
What It's Like
Roughly bordered by Massachusetts Avenue to the north, 14th Street to the east, 21st Street to the west, and Pennsylvania Avenue and the White House to the South, what we are here calling downtown is sometimes known as midtown in order to distinguish it from the Penn Quarter area to the east. Pierre-Charles L'Enfant's original downtown design hosts government and corporate office buildings, as well as department stores including Macy's and Filene's Basement (D.C. classics Woodward & Lothrop and Garfinckel's are long gone). The area boasts an impressive amount of Beaux Arts, Greek Revival (U.S. Treasury Building), and Renaissance Revival (National Museum of Women in the Arts architecture for which the capital is well known. Vibrant by day, but often desolate by night, downtown is an excellent neighborhood from which to launch an exploration of D.C.'s major sites and museums.
Three Metro lines serve the downtown area passing through five stops. (Red Line stops are Metro Center and Farragut North; Blue and Orange Line stops are Farragut West, McPherson Square, and Federal Triangle.) Taxis are abundant and Metro buses are everywhere, but the downtown quadrant is pleasantly walkable.
Where To Stay
The downtown area contains a wide range of quality hotels across the price spectrum -- though, in general, D.C. is a relatively expensive hotel market. As throughout much of the city, however, prices tend to fluctuate dramatically between weeknights (when high demand from business travelers pushes prices especially high) and weekends (when hotels generally empty out and the hotels compete more for leisure dollars). You'll find some of the city's most historic and ornate hotel properties here, as well as some of its fanciest boutiques. The 144-room Hay-Adams, for example, is one of the most famous hotels in the city, and deservedly so --- among other notable guests, the Obamas stayed there for the two weeks leading up to the inauguration. The 193-room Donovan House is run by the uber-trendy Thompson Hotels group and has the high-design to prove it. The nearby Sofitel, meanwhile, is thoroughly European in style and substance -- hotel employees first speak to you in French --- and sits inside a historic landmark building from 1880 around the corner from Lafayette Square.

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We go out and play and explore and climb and hike in the outdoors. In Southwest Colorado, that's just the thing to do.
But why do we do it? What does it all mean? What's the bigger picture here?
Andrew Gulliford explores these questions in Outdoors in the Southwest: An Adventure Anthology, a newly released book of short essays and interviews that he spent the last eight years compiling and writing.
It's designed to be used for class study (in scholastic lingo, it's a "college reader," not a textbook), but anyone interested in the subject shouldn't be shy about taking a look. Heck, if you're a student or even in a book club, there are ready-made discussion points (study questions) all prepared for you at the end of each chapter.
Gulliford, for those who don't know, is a professor of history and environmental studies at Fort Lewis College. He also writes a monthly column for The Durango Herald. He grew up in Southeast Colorado, lived for a while in the Rifle area, and has been in Durango since 2000, when he arrived here from Tennessee to direct the then-new Center of Southwest Studies. As far as the outdoors, he's a hiker, river-runner and hunter, for starters.
He's interested in, and concerned about, the present and the future of the outdoors. And, dealing as he does with students, he wants to present the younger generation with some things to think about as they go about their wilderness pursuits. He wants them to be thoughtful users of the outdoors.
"The greens are graying," he said in a phone interview. If we don't introduce younger people to the ethics of environmental heavyweights such as Aldo Leopold or Bob Marshall, then the movement may not last. "I hope this will point students in that direction."
In the book's 413 pages, there's plenty of room for reflection. Stories come from renowned writers such as Edward Abbey, Terry Tempest Williams, Craig Childs and Barbara Kingsolver. They come from desert canyon rats, boatmen and guides.
They come from those who've stared death in the face. You'll encounter lightning and mountain lions, get stuck in a canyon, get dumped off a raft and tumble 900 feet straight down Engineer Mountain.
It's a book of "cautionary tales," Gulliford said. He's using it in his American wilderness class with the hope that if students read about these mishaps, they'll be able to avoid them.
The book begins by exploring the need for wilderness and ends with the need for stewardship, for protecting what we've got. It concludes with perhaps the most challenging essay, written by Phil Brick, professor of politics and environmental science at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. Brick challenges the reader to be an advocate for the outdoors – no excuses or lip service allowed.
First, Brick says, write things down. Share your love of wilderness with those who don't have the chance to go explore.
"It's important to get the word out, to give people a reason to care," he writes, and then starts the next paragraph with one of the book's overarching themes: "But is just knowing and caring enough?"
In other words, to protect what you love, whether it's from development or from climate change, what actions are really going to produce results? Recycling and bicycling to work are good, but that's not the answer, he says. You'll make real change only by becoming part of the process.
"To influence the process, you don't need a lot of money. But you will need a willingness to sit down and engage in the give and take of public lands politics," Brick writes. "The aphorism 'The world is run by people who show up' is surely right, and to that I might add: The world is changed by people who keep showing up, no matter the odds."


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How about daddy works, momma stays home? Just like Abraham and Sarah!
"Why buy the cow if the milk is free?" seemed like an odd thing to say to toddlers.
Quote from: LoriPinkAngel on June 11, 2013, 08:00:56 PM"Why buy the cow if the milk is free?" seemed like an odd thing to say to toddlers. ^^^^^ THAT'S THE WINNER!!The moment I heard that phrase, I knew this had to be some kind of Christian video with moralizing in it. The rest of the video just seemed to be asking for appreciation and understanding, but the cow phrase was preaching.
So when you were a kid watching PG-13 movies made you the cool kid? Spaz! -Nam
[snipped]Can you determine what that thing was that jumped out at me and screamed CHRISTIAN!?


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SOUTH BERWICK -- A century ago, a woman doing solitary fieldwork throughout Maine discovered the slender blue flag, Iris prismatica, which exists today in Maine only in Wells. This plant was just one of more than 1000 found and painted in watercolors by Catherine Furbish, as she did her work from York to Aroostook Counties.
Nancy Wetzel of South Berwick will give a talk at 7:30 pm Thursday, October 25, about the life of Furbish, a dedicated botanist, scientific artist and founding member of Maine�s Josselyn Botanical Society.
The program, sponsored by the Old Berwick Historical Society, will be at Berwick Academy�s Jeppesen Science Center on Academy Street. The public is invited and refreshments will be served.
Furbish lived from 1834 to 1931, most of that time in Brunswick. Her lifework, �The Flora of Maine,� is a collection of watercolor paintings of flowering plants that she found when doing arduous, solitary fieldwork across the entire length of the state.
Wetzel, who writes and lectures on various aspects of landscape history, wrote the entry for Catherine Furbish in The Encyclopedia of New England. Wetzel�s landscape gardening practice includes the museum home of 19th century writer Sarah Orne Jewett in South Berwick, now a property of Historic New England. She has introduced heirloom plants at the historic house that are mentioned in Jewett�s work, some of which are also collected in Furbish�s �Flora of Maine.�
�Furbish�s travels gave her a counterpoint to the many hours she spent classifying and recording, publishing, lecturing and corresponding with New England�s preeminent botanists,� Wetzel explains.
�The Flora of Maine,� comprising 1,326 images of plants in their habitats, was begun in 1870 and presented to Bowdoin College in 1908.
Furbish also presented 4,000 mounted plant specimens to the Harvard (Gray) Herbarium in Cambridge, Mass., where they were added to the New England Botanical Club collection.
In the early 1900s, Furbish became interested in the plants of the Maine coast. Her cousin, Joseph Donnell Eaton, hosted her on Drake�s Island in Wells, where she was drawn to the marsh habitat for botanical exploration. She found plants that are rare in Maine, including the slender blue flag, Iris prismatica, the only known Maine location of which is Wells today.
An earlier plant discovery in Aroostook County, Furbish�s lousewort, Pedicularis furbishiae, was so rare that construction of the Dickey-Lincoln hydroelectric power plant and dam on the St. John�s River in the late 1970s was scuttled to protect it.
The lecture is part of the Old Berwick Historical Society�s 2012 series of talks, walks and historical events. The series, supported by member donations and a grant from Kennebunk Savings, includes seven monthly evening presentations as well as other local history events around South Berwick.
The society�s annual fundraiser, a 1960s Dance and Silent Auction, to be held on November 3 at the American Legion in Rollinsford, raises funds to support local history lectures and exhibits at the society�s Counting House Museum.
More information on all the Old Berwick Historical Society�s programs is available at firstname.lastname@example.com, or by calling (207) 384-0000.


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.XRY, pronounced "dot-ex-arr-why", is a forensic system for analyzing digital devices written by Micro Systemation. It is designed to retrieve information from mobile phones for later analysis. Specifically it can grab phone book information, SMS and other text messages, call lists, calendar entries, task items, pictures, media files, and SIM card information.
The tool supports more than 700 phone models including GSM, UMTS and CDMA phones. Support for new phones is added in each release, which in 2008 was quarterly.
.XRY creates an encrypted file containing a copy of the information retrieved from the phone.
.XRY has got full support for UNICODE
.XRY comes complete with software that reads information and then creates reports on the data listed above, and also the hardware: the ".XRY Communications Unit". The hardware is connected to a computer using a USB cable. The standard package of phone cables contains 25 different cables. The following options are available in order to connect as many different telephone models as possible to the unit:
Some telephones are designed to communicate via Bluetooth. This is why .XRY comes with a Bluetooth interface.
Other telephones are designed to connect only via IR. .XRY is supplied with an IR interface.
There is also the option of connecting the telephone to the station via a USB cable.
Final reports with a search and export function
.XRY creates clear layouts in list form, with descriptions of the different types of activities. .XRY creates a report containing your own logotype, address, etc. or the basic information that you yourself require. .XRY also retrieves a lot of information about the phone itself, such as IMEI/ESN, IMSI, model no., matching between the clock in the telephone and the computer, etc.
The generated report can either be printed out, exported in whole or in part, or forwarded electronically with .XRY Reader (distributed for free). A search function simplifies the task of searching for a particular name/number or some other type of text.


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Antti Miettinen scores with 7:36 left as Jets continue playoff surge with 2-1 win over Sabres
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BUFFALO, N.Y. – Antti Miettinen scored with 7:36 left to keep the surging Winnipeg Jets in the playoff race with a 2-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Monday night.
Ondrej Pavelec stopped 24 shots, including a huge glove save on Thomas Vanek with 5:45 left to preserve the victory. Winnipeg (24-19-3) improved 6-0-1 in its past seven and moved within a point of the idle New York Rangers, who hold the Eastern Conference's eighth and final playoff spot in the final week of the season.
Just as important, the Jets also crept to within a point of Southeast Division-leading Washington. That sets up a critical showdown on Tuesday, when Winnipeg travels to play the Capitals.
Miettinen's goal came on what began as an innocent play, with the Jets' James Wright carrying the puck up the left wing against four Buffalo defenders. Gaining the Sabres' zone, he dropped a pass to Miettinen, who snapped a shot from the top of the right circle.
With Evander Kane cutting across in front to provide a screen, the puck sneaked in under goalie Jhonas Enroth's left arm and had enough to dribble in behind him.
Aaron Gagnon also scored for Winnipeg, which swept the three-game season series and improved to 6-0-1 in its last seven meetings against the Sabres.
Vanek scored the lone goal for Buffalo (19-21-6), which was knocked out of playoff contention with an 8-4 loss to the Rangers on Friday.
Winnipeg's seven-game point streak is its longest since going 6-0-1 from Nov. 22-Dec. 5, 2006, when the franchise was still the Atlanta Thrashers. In their second season in Winnipeg, the Jets are attempting to qualify for the playoffs for the first time in seven seasons and only the second time in the team's 13-year history.
Enroth stopped 37 shots in bouncing back after both he and Ryan Miller allowed four goals apiece to the Rangers. And it was an outing in which Miller was mocked by the crowd and then pulled early into the second period.
With Miller on the bench Monday, Enroth drew cheers after he made several acrobatic saves in preventing a blowout. He stopped 15 shots in the first period — including Kane's penalty shot. He then made 13 saves in the second, having no chance on Gagnon's opening goal 7:32 into the period.
Derek Meech set up the goal, feeding a pass to the top of the crease, where Gagnon was all alone and redirected it over Enroth's left shoulder.
Otherwise, Enroth sparkled. Two minutes before the goal, during a scramble in front, he managed to jump back position and get his right pad and stick out to turn aside Grant Clitsome's shot from the high slot.
Then there were Enroth's series of saves with under 5 minutes left in the second period.
Dustin Byfuglien's one-timer from the left circle caromed off the far post, causing a scramble in front. Enroth kicked away Gagnon's shot from in close and then, with his back to the play, Enroth reached out blindly with his right arm to stop Andrew Ladd's shot from going into the open net.
Enroth was also sharp in stopping Kane's penalty shot 14:59 in. He got just enough of his glove on Kane's shot to have the puck deflect off the crossbar and over the net.
Kane was awarded the penalty shot — the first of his career — when he broke up the middle, got a step on Andrej Sekera before being tripped up from behind by the Sabres defenseman. Kane has scored once on five penalty-shot attempts, his previous one stopped by Miller on March 19, 2011.
Pavelec had a much easier time, facing only 14 shots through 40 minutes. And he had no chance on Vanek's power-play goal 11:57 into the second period. Vanek found a seam in the slot, where he redirected in Tyler Ennis' pass from the right circle.
Vanek's goal was the 248th of his career, good for sixth on the franchise list, one ahead of Mike Foligno and four behind Craig Ramsay.
The Jets are suddenly banged up after losing center Olli Jokinen (ankle) and defenseman Zach Bogosian (concussion) in a 5-4 shootout loss to the New York Islanders on Saturday. Winnipeg's already playing without center Nik Antropov, who's missed eight games with a lower body injury, and defenseman Toby Enstrom (mid body).
And the Jets lost forward Kyle Wellwood, who did not return for the third period. He continued playing in the second period after taking a shot from Vanek off his right hand.
NOTES: Teams have converted only eight of 33 penalty-shot attempts this season. ... The Jets have converted on just eight of 28 penalty shots and have missed on seven straight. Kane scored the franchise's last penalty shot, beating Washington's Michal Neuvirth on Oct. 8, 2010, when the Jets were still the Thrashers. ... Buffalo left for Pittsburgh on Tuesday after their game, originally scheduled last Saturday, was postponed as a result of the Boston Marathon bombings to allow the Penguins to squeeze in their game at Boston. ... Sabres rookie C Mikhail Grigorenko played his first NHL game in a month after being recalled from QMJHL Quebec last week. He replaced RW Patrick Kaleta, who hurt his left hand blocking a shot in an 8-4 loss to the New York Rangers on Friday.


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MTX: Mototrax offers a high-speed motocross gaming experience that will have you accelerating around corners and flying through the air at an incredible 60 frames per second. Immerse yourself in a new, deep non-linear career mode that tests your skills and savvy as you progress through all the motocross disciplines - motocross, supercross and freestyle - to become the ultimate MX athlete. As you progress and earn cash, you can customize your rider's attributes and purchase new equipment. Play alone and go up against seven other riders on more than 25 tracks, or hop online to challenge seven human riders at a time. The game features locations ranging from the Hawaiian Islands to the Australian Outback, authentic gear and bikes from Suzuki, Yamaha, and other manufacturers, as well as athlete Travis Pastrana and 12 other top pro riders.
After years of crummy motocross sims, what are the odds of two decent ones coming out within weeks of one another? As unbelievable as it would seem, that's what happened. This is a genre with a rather large hardcore contingent, which doesn't get much notice from the rest of the gaming populace. Both MX Unleashed, by Rainbow Studios and THQ, and this game, done by Excitebike 64 developer Left Field, aim to change all that. Consider me a believer. Read More »
After producing the NBA Courtside series and the acclaimed retro dirt bike update Excitebike 64, the once Nintendo-exclusive Left Field Productions found itself out on the street. Extreme sports advocate Activision wasn't about to see the team's enthusiasm for the racing genre go to waste, thankfully, and put them to work on the company's next motocross racer, the Travis Pastrana-sponsored, online-enabled MTX: Mototrax. Read More »
Left Field is a developer best known for its excellent motocross game Excitebike 64 on the N64. The now-dissolved relationship between Nintendo and Left Field opened the path for Activision to commission its new motocross title -- MTX: Mototrax. Aiming to bring more race and less crazy stunts to the genre, console gamers are going to get a real face full of grit and dust early next year. I spent a little time with the latest build of MTX a few days ago at Activision's headquarters in Santa Monica, and my overall impression of the game was a favorable one to say the least. Read More »
Also known as: Travis Pastrana's Pro MotoX, MTX: Mototrax featuring Travis Pastrana
Release Region: United States
Release Date: March 2, 2004
Publisher: Activision
Also available on: PlayStation 2, PC, Macintosh, PlayStation Portable
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Are you really interested in buying American?
Here's the guidebook to companies actually manufacturing in U.S.
WASHINGTON – Buying American is in a strong comeback mode. From the airwaves to the water cooler to social media, people are talking about the return of jobs and manufacturing to America.
Today, creating American jobs is – or should be – the nation's No. 1 priority.
But it's not so easy to find out what's made in America these days.
That's where Roger Simmermaker's "My Company 'Tis of Thee" comes in handy.
This book, subtitled, "50 Patriotic American Companies American Consumers Should Know About," is just that – a guide to businesses serious about doing business in America.
It brings well-deserved recognition to 50 unsung business heroes. Through their economic patriotism, each company has contributed to the resurgence of Buying American by creating, making or selling American products. The companies profiled in "My Company 'Tis of Thee" aren't the most well-known to the American consumer but they are at the forefront of generating American jobs, which is essential to regaining and maintaining America's economic might.
"We vote with our ballots only once every two or four years at the polls, but we vote with our dollars every day at the stores or on the Internet," says Simmermaker, who writes a regular column on the subject for WND. "In an economy where Americans are increasingly focused on ways to create more American jobs, it's often easier than we think to keep jobs, profits and the tax base within our borders using the money that we're already spending. Every purchase that we make produces paychecks for people. By patronizing the companies profiled in this book, we can ensure that more of those paychecks will go to 'We the People.'"
"My Company 'Tis of Thee: 50 Patriotic American Companies American Consumers Should Know About" makes it easy to buy American — so there will always be American products left for Americans to buy.
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Appeals Court Upholds Ruling That Blog Commenter Was Not A Journalist
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The court ruled against her, saying that because she had "no connection to any legitimate news publication," her own investigations weren't journalism. That's troubling for a variety of reasons, especially given the wide latitude in determining what constitutes a "legitimate news publication." Hale appealed, and unfortunately, the ruling last week from the appeals court upheld the lower court's ruling:
"Simply put, new media should not be confused with news media," wrote Superior Court Appellate Judge Anthony J. Parrillo.The court also claimed that her activities were not journalism because they "exhibited none of the recognized qualities or characteristics traditionally associated with the news process, nor has she demonstrated an established connection or affiliation with any news entity."
Again, this is problematic. In an age of participatory journalism, people who do journalism don't need "an established connection or affiliation with any news entity." They can easily establish one with various sites, or they can simply set themselves up as a "news organization" on their own. Furthermore, as technology has changed the whole process of journalism, there's an awful lot about journalism today that "exhibits none of the recognized qualities or characteristics traditionally associated with the news process." That's because the news process is constantly changing -- such as its expansion into participatory efforts these days. This ruling is troubling in that it looks backwards, not forward. It's also a reminder that rather than various broken state laws that shield journalists, it really is time for a federal shield law to protect journalists.


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Best of the Web Today columnist James Taranto on how ObamaCare is defrauding consumers. Photo credit: Associated Press.
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Apple Inc, the biggest U.S. company by market value, was told it cannot now pursue ongoing patent infringement litigation against bankrupt photography giant Eastman Kodak Co.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Allan Gropper, who oversees Kodak's Chapter 11 case, said at a Thursday hearing it would be an "inappropriate way forward" to allow Apple to continue pursuing claims against Kodak while the company is in bankruptcy. The infringement claims center on a Kodak patent that lets consumers preview digital photographs on LCD screens.
Judge Gropper also denied Apple's request to file a new patent infringement lawsuit against Kodak over printer and digital camera patents.
A Kodak spokeswoman said the company was "pleased" with the judge's ruling.
Apple in February had asked the court for permission to lift a stay freezing a patent lawsuit pending in a federal court in Kodak's hometown of Rochester, New York. Apple had hoped to move the case to Manhattan for a jury trial.
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"I would request that the parties report to me on their efforts to come up with a procedure that truly works," he said.
Kodak had accused Apple of trying to slow the patent sale process, which it must undertake by the end of June under the terms of a $950 million loan keeping it afloat through bankruptcy.
Apple had also sought to bring new patent infringement claims against Kodak, but Gropper nixed that effort under a federal rule designed to shield bankrupt entities from litigation that might constitute "creditor harassment."
Apple had argued that patent litigation has been a major part of Kodak's strategy.
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JOE TALAMO, MENSA HEAT, Winner: "He just wasn't himself in his last race. He was done at the five-eighths pole. Thankfully they found out what was wrong with him. They let me work him a couple of times, so I knew he was doing so well. He was so fresh today. I knew they were going along pretty good and he was just tugging me along. Congratulations to the connections. They claimed him for $25,000 and they've managed him so well. He's so confident right now, it seems like he can do whatever he wants."
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When the Grammy nominations by the likes of Taylor Swift and Daft Punk were celebrated, in the quiet Spoken Word category, one publisher dominated: Hachette. Hachette took three out of five nominations, with one each going to Simon & Schuster and Macmillan.
The Hachette nominees include David Sedaris' "Let's Explore Diabetes With Owls," his latest collection of nonfiction essays. Sedaris has been nominated for three Grammys before, but has never won. "Let's Explore Diabetes With Owls" is a bestseller.
Another bestseller is "America Again: Re-becoming the Greatness We Never Weren't" from Stephen Colbert and the Colbert Report team, another Hachette nominee. It's the third Grammy nomination for Colbert -- like Sedaris, he hasn't yet won.
Hachette's third nominee has a shelf full of Grammys. Pete Seeger, now 94, was awarded a lifetime achievement award Grammy in 1993 -- then went on to win two Grammys for folk records (in 1996 and 2008) and one for a children's record in 2010. His Spoken Word nominee is "The Storm King"; producer Jeff Haynes wove Seeger's stories and poems together with music from a wide variety of genres and cultural traditions.
Seeger, of course, is the folk musician and political activist whose long career has earned him a Kennedy Center Honor, a National Medal of the Arts, a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, a Living Legend award from the Library of Congress, and many, many other honors.
The other two nominees are from comedians with very different memoirs. Carol Burnett's "Carrie and Me" (Simon & Schuster) is a tender reminiscence of her daughter, who lived boldly in the public eye and died of cancer at age 38.
The other is Billy Crystal's "Still Foolin' Em" (Macmillan), a humorous look at the indignities of turning 65, partially recorded before a live audience. Crystal hasn't yet won a Grammy, but he hosted the award ceremony three times.
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The Meaningful Use Revolution
John Lynn is the Founder of the HealthcareScene.com blog network which currently consists of 10 blogs containing over 8000 articles with John having written over 4000 of the articles himself. These EMR and Healthcare IT related articles have been viewed over 16 million times. John also manages Healthcare IT Central and Healthcare IT Today, the leading career Health IT job board and blog. John is co-founder of InfluentialNetworks.com and Physia.com. John is highly involved in social media, and in addition to his blogs can also be found on Twitter: @techguy and @ehrandhit and LinkedIn.
Meaningful Use change is afoot in the world of EHR software. Many doctors, hospitals and EHR vendors were set up to step away from meaningful use stage 2. Many would have filed for an exception, others would have opted out of Medicare, and others would have just taken the penalties on the chin. It wouldn't have been pretty and the people at CMS/ONC/HHS realized this was happening and had to do something to avoid the meaningful use stage 2 fall out. It wouldn't have looked good to have billions of dollars of EHR incentive money sitting on the table with no one wanting it.
CMS decided to cover this wound with a bandaid fix that essentially delays meaningful use stage 2. There are still a lot of details of the proposed rule that are unclear. For example, can anyone attest to meaningful use stage 1 or is that option only available to those EHR vendors who aren't ready for meaningful use stage 2? I've sent that question to CMS, but still haven't gotten an answer.
Can you imagine the fallout if this is indeed the case? Basically they'd be saying, "All of you EHR vendors and organizations that were good and stayed up with the latest regulations are going to have to do more work and attest to the stricter MU2 criteria while we reward those EHR vendors and organizations that weren't ready for MU2 with a simpler option." Can you imagine the backlash that would occur if this is indeed what they decide to do? For that reason alone, I can't imagine them keeping it that way. I think they have to just open up all the stages/certifications to anyone and everyone regardless of your EHR vendor's readiness for MU2. (
Note: I haven't dug in to see if this is really a viable option or if a 2014 Certified EHR required changes to the software which make it so it can't do both MU2 and MU1, but I think it should work out fine. For example, CQMs are tied to certification year and not MU stage. Update: Lynn Scheps from SRSSoft sent me the following update "Prior to the publication of the proposed rule, 2014 CEHRT was required for everyone who wanted to earn an incentive in 2014, so part of the certification requirements was that the EHR could be used for stage 1 or stage 2.")
What's even more important is that this is really just the start of the meaningful use revolution. I've pointed out my article to "blow up meaningful use" a few times before and that message is starting to be shared by other healthcare IT influencers. For example, the title of this post came from a post by EHR certification and Meaningful Use expert, Jim Tate's post "You Say You Want a Meaningful Use Revolution" which was a great follow up to his "Meaningful Use Zombie Land" post.
It has become really clear that there's a lot of confusion afoot. The thing people want most from government regulation is clarity and ICD-10 and now meaningful use are suffering from a lack of clarity. John Halamka summarizes this issue really well:
at some point we need to recognize that layering fixes on top of existing Meaningful Use regulation, some of which was written by CMS and some of which was written by ONC creates too much complexity. I have direct access to the authors of the regulations and email them on a daily basis. It's getting to the point that even the authors cannot answer questions about the regulations because there are too many layers. I realize that we are reaching the end of the stimulus dollars, but as we head into Stage 3, I wonder if we can radically simplify the program, focusing on a few key policy goals such as interoperability, eliminating most of the existing certification requirements, and giving very clear direction to hospitals and professionals as to what must be done when.
I'm glad to see that John Halamka and myself are on the same page. We need to simplify meaningful use and focus on interoperability. That's a simple and clear message that providers will understand. I was excited that EHR vendor athenahealth offered a similar view in their post "We Should Be Pushing Interoperability Boundaries, Not EHR Certification Timelines."
Jim Tate has a good call to action to those who care about what's happening with meaningful use. As of last night, only 8 comments had been made during the public comment period for the meaningful use stage 2 delay NPRM. You can submit your comments on the rule incredibly easy at the following link: http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=CMS-2014-0064-0002 I'll be taking this post and my "blowing up meaningful use" and modifying them as my comments. I hope you'll take the time and share your thoughts on the delay and the future of meaningful use.


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5 Basic Baking Tools I Can't Live Without
Over the last several years my husband and I have tried very hard to let go of things we don't need in the kitchen. Some of it was overkill from our wedding registry and others were things that just didn't turn out to be as helpful as we originally thought. That said, these 5 baking tools will always be in my kitchen and you'll have to pry them from my cold dead hands.
Ok, so cold dead hands is probably a little far, but I'd like to think that when that day comes that I'll go peacefully while baking bread so it could in fact be plausible right? Regardless of how my last days are spent these are still 5 tools that breathe life and sanity into my kitchen.
1. Scale:
For many years I was puzzled as to why I didn't get the beautiful results promised from the recipe I was trying out. I measured everything perfectly, rotated my pans, checked the dates on my baking powder... but none of that helped. It wasn't until I started weighing ingredients that things really came together like they should. Humidity is high here in the Midwest and even in large bulk storage containers there's still enough moisture to alter the weight of flour and even sugar.
2. Bench Scraper:
Do you own one? Have you forced yourself to use it? If you answered yes then you probably love it the same way we do. If you haven't well then guess what your plans are for a Friday night? They make clean up a snap, they pop spilled boiled sugar off your stove (not that I would ever be so messy), they cut clean so edges of biscuits aren't pinched down.... seriously, if I was ever a pirate, I would request a bench scraper for a hand, I love it that much.
3. Straight Silicone Rolling Pin:
I never thought I would swear loyalty to a rolling pin before. Truth be told, before I owned this sleek, silicone orange one... I didn't actually have one in my possession. Usually I used my balsamic vinegar bottle to roll things out, but once this came into my life, I haven't looked back. It cleans up easy and distributes pressure well creating flat level surfaces on whatever your're rolling out. You can find it here on Amazon.
4. Flat Sheet Parchment Paper:
I have professed my love for flat sheets of professional grade parchment paper in the past and my sincerity about the topic hasn't waned any. It's so marvelous I now use it for more than just baking, you just can't understand it's full glory until you've made the switch!
5. Stand Mixer:
Yes I can do anything my stand mixer does by hand... but I don't really want to. I'm not however married to the Kitchenaid brand and support many other professional grade, home sized brands on the market. My Kitchenaid Pro was given to me as a wedding gift and I couldn't have been more thankful. It's made life easier for sure, even if it weighs what a small cow does.
How does your top five baking tools differ? Do you double-plus love your measuring cups? What makes them great? Let us know in the comments below!
Related: Favorite Baking Tools: Butter Warmer, Zester, Ramekins...
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On Saturday in Indianapolis, the former Hoggard star will show off his athletic skills for representatives from all 32 NFL teams.
Like most kids coming up through the public school system, Jonathan Cooper was required to take the President's Council on Physical Fitness test.
The challenge consisted of events such as pull-ups, sit-ups, a shuttle sprint and an endurance run. Participants who met all the prescribed times and distances were awarded a colorful patch that resembled the Presidential seal.
On Saturday in Indianapolis, Cooper will once again be asked to show what he can do in many of those same basic athletic drills. Only this time, he'll be executing them in front of a bigger, more critical audience for a reward much more substantive than a cool cloth patch.
How the former University of North Carolina offensive guard and Wilmington native performs at the NFL's annual Scouting Combine will determine where he goes in this spring's draft and, ultimately, how much money he'll be paid to play professional football.
"I'm pretty excited, but I'm a little nervous too," Cooper said recently during a break in his pre-combine training. "This is a pretty important step in the process for me."
A first-team All-America and Outland Trophy finalist, Cooper has spent the past two months working to get bigger, stronger and faster with a handful of other top NFL prospects at Athletes Performance Institute in Phoenix, Ariz.
He'll get his chance to show the fruits of that labor Saturday in front of representatives from all 32 league teams.
Cooper, along with all the other invited offensive linemen – including fellow Wilmington native Nick Becton of Virginia Tech – will run a 40-yard dash, bench press 225 pounds as many times as he can, show his agility in both the vertical leap and broad jump, and perform a three-cone drill and shuttle run to display his lateral quickness and change of direction. There will also be some position-specific drills that highlight pass-protecting technique, in addition to a battery of medical tests and personal interviews.
For Cooper, the emphasis since the end of the season (and his graduation from UNC with a degree in communications) has been on improving his lifting skills and adding a bit more bulk to his lean 6-foot-3, 290-pound frame.
Having accomplished that, his goal now is simply not to slip up once the lights go on. Cooper is projected as one of the first two offensive guards to be taken and a certain first-round pick by virtually every major draft expert.
"I feel like they've seen a lot of my film and I think they've got a pretty good idea of what I can do," Cooper said. "I know there are some teams that are concerned about my weight and my strength, so if I can go out there and be around 310 pounds and bench well, then I feel that will help me make a positive impression."
NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock said that Cooper has nothing to worry about when it comes to turning heads in Indianapolis.
"He ought to eat this thing alive," Mayock said. "If I was Jonathan Cooper, I'd be excited about this, because he's one of the most athletic guards I've ever seen. He's going to get out there in a pair of gym shorts and get a chance to show everyone how athletic he is.
"This should be right up his alley. He's an athletic kid, he's explosive. He's a nice kid who will be comfortable answering questions. This is a showcase for Jonathan Cooper. I have no doubt he's going to wow them."
Cooper said his preparation at API has included more than just physical and nutritional training. He's also spent time getting ready to take the infamous Wonderlic test that has tripped up many top prospects in the past, though usually not offensive linemen.
Among the kind of questions he can expect on the exam, designed to measure mental aptitude and problem-solving skills, are:
A boy is 17 years old and his sister is twice as old. When the boy is 23 years old, what will be the age of his sister?
A train travels 20 feet in 1/5 second. At this same speed, how many feet will it travel in three seconds?
The ninth month of the year is (blank)?
"We've done a lot of mental conditioning and taken some practice tests to help us get acclimated and go in with a positive attitude," Cooper said. "We've done a lot of basic things, like math, logic and reading comprehension. But then there's been some other things that you haven't used in forever."
The Combine will be the first opportunity for general managers and scouts to see Cooper work out since the end of UNC's season. Once he's done in Indianapolis, the Hoggard High graduate will return to Arizona to continue his pre-draft preparations. He'll return to Chapel Hill for his alma mater's annual pro day on March 26, then travel to various cities for individual workouts with teams that are interested in selecting him. The draft is scheduled for April 25-27.
About the only uncertainty in Cooper's plans between now and then is where and with whom he'll be when he gets the call telling him of his first job.
"Honestly, it's been a big debate with me and my dad," he said. "I don't think I want too many people around, because it only adds to the pressure."
That's a different kind of pressure than he'll be feeling Saturday. At least at the Combine, he'll be in control of how he does. And he's confident he's ready.
"I've been able to train and see an increase in my numbers," Cooper said. "I'm still healthy and feeling good, which is the most important thing right now."
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Starting Saturday, more than 100 invited former college football stars will come to Indianapolis for the NFL's annual Scouting Combine, where general managers, coaches, scouts and doctors from all 32 league teams will watch and evaluate the top players eligible for this year's draft. Among those participating with the offensive linemen are Wilmington natives Jonathan Cooper (UNC) and Nick Becton (Virginia Tech). Here is a look at the drills they'll be asked to perform. A portion of Saturday's events will be shown live on the NFL Network from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.:
40-yard dash: Players are timed at 10-, 20- and 40-yard intervals. What the scouts are looking for is an explosion from a static start.
Bench press: This test of strength requires players to lift 225 pounds as many times as they can. In addition to raw lifting ability, scouts are looking at each player's endurance.
Vertical jump: The vertical jump is all about lower body explosion and power. Players stand flat-footed and are measured for their reach.
Standing broad jump: Another test of lower body strength, along with balance. Players start in a crouching stance, then jumps out as far as he can and attempts to land without moving.
Three cone drill: Players must negotiate their way around three cones, set up in an "L" shape, at a full sprint in an exercise that tests their ability to change directions at a high speed.
Shuttle run: Known as the 5-10-5 drill, the shuttle run tests players' lateral quickness and explosion in short areas. The runner starts in a three-point stance, sprints five yards to his right, touches the line, goes back 10 yards to his left, touching the line again before pivoting and running five more yards back to the finish.
Each player will also participate in position specific drills, which in the case of the offensive linemen are concentrated on pass blocking techniques. The day concludes with a medical exam, personal interviews with team representatives and the taking of the Wonderlic test.
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Blue Jackets start with lead, beat Stars 3-1 in makeup game for franchise's 2nd playoff berthNHL.com @NHLdotcom
DALLAS - Artem Anisimov and Mark Letestu added goals to the one Columbus already had when the makeup game started, and the Blue Jackets clinched the second playoff berth in franchise history with a 3-1 victory over the Dallas Stars on Wednesday night.
The Blue Jackets had a 1-0 lead when the puck dropped because that was the score March 10, the night the original game was postponed after Dallas forward Rich Peverley collapsed on the bench because of an irregular heartbeat.
Anisimov doubled the margin on an unassisted goal just 1:33 into the game. That was 71 seconds faster than the goal last month by Nathan Horton, who got credit for it even though he didn't officially play because he missed the makeup game with a lower-body injury.
The Blue Jackets set a franchise record with 42 wins, beating the previous mark from their only other playoff season in 2008-09.
Columbus was swept by Detroit in the first round five years ago, and now those teams are in a battle for playoff position in their first season since being moved to the Eastern Conference.
The Stars never really gave themselves a chance to build a cushion on Phoenix for the final playoff berth in the West. Dallas (89 points) has a two-point lead over the Coyotes, who have three games left to two for the Stars.
Dallas trailed 3-0 after the first and couldn't capitalize on power plays with fresh ice at the start of the second and third periods against Columbus goalie Sergei Bobrovsky, who stopped 17 of 18 shots in the third period and 33 of 34 overall.
The Russian had to work harder at the start of the third, stopping Tyler Seguin on a backhand shot in the crease after Dallas' leading scorer skated around the defence and turning away Jamie Benn from the wing a few seconds later.
The Stars scored when they pulled goalie Tim Thomas for a 6-on-4 power play with 13 minutes left in the game. Bobrovsky made a sprawling save before Trevor Daley punched in a rebound in a crowd in front of the net.
Dallas outshot Columbus 18-2 in the third period, when the Stars went with an empty net for a total of about 5 minutes.
The Stars ended up playing four times in five nights because of the makeup game, the same thing the Blue Jackets are doing to finish the season. Columbus was on the second night of a back-to-back and is the first team to play on four of the last five days of the season since Ottawa in 1993.
Because of the busy schedule, Dallas coach Lindy Ruff went with Thomas over Kari Lehtonen.
Thomas was fooled by Anisimov for the Columbus centre's third goal in two games against the Stars, and Letestu made it 3-0 when his shot went off Daley's stick to the side of Thomas and somehow slid between the goalie's legs.
NOTES: STATS research going back to the 1989-90 season couldn't find an instance where a player scored a goal without officially playing in a game. Matt Calvert and James Wisniewski got credit for assists on Horton's goal. ... Daley tied his career high from three years ago with his eighth goal.


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The Bluffton Bold Beer Bash, a "High Gravity" beer sampling, is Thursday, March 15, from 7 - 10 p.m. at the Old Myrtle's Restaurant in downtown Bluffton. The specialty beer tasting will feature over 40 Strong International & Craft Beers, Food Pairings and Live Music from "Neil & Bob".
The Bluffton Bold Beer Bash is an educational and informative showcase of elite beers including Belgian ALES, American Strong Ales, American Double Imperial Pilsners, Stouts, Strong IPAs, Saisons and Farmhouse Ales.
The Bluffton Bold Beer Bash will feature the world of beers over 7% alcohol by volume (ABV). Every beer at the Bold Beer Bash will have it's own personality. A few will be light in color with a fruity taste, some will be dark and robust, but every one will be complex and without a doubt; they will be strong! Each one of these strong sipping beers have their own personality, complexity, color, aroma, and taste.
High gravity beers are not crafted with the sole intent of a higher alcohol content. The higher percentage of alcohol is due to the use of more fermentable sugars and other ingredients that are used by brewers trying to create complex, flavorful and unique beers. These "High Gravity Beers" or bold beers are about quality, not quantity.
Admission to the event is $45 in advance and $55 at the door. Only 225 tickets to this event will be sold. No one under 21 will be permitted. A Beer Festival Souvenir Sampling Glass and 20 beer or food samples are included with a festival ticket. Additional 2 ounce samples can be purchased at the event for $2 each. A percentage of proceeds from the tasting will go to benefit a Palmetto Animal League. Reeves Outdoor Catering will cater the event.
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GRIMES, Iowa, May 5 (UPI) -- An Iowa man says he resorted to biting a vicious dog on the nose to rescue his wife and their beagle.
Caren Henry of Grimes was walking their dog Kandy the evening of April 28 near rural Madrid when a 50- to 60-pound Labrador mix came racing across a yard and attacked her, WHO-TV, Des Moines, reported Saturday. The dog bit her on the thigh and abdomen before chomping off half her nose and then going after Kandy, she said.
Laine Henry drove up as the attack was under way and leaped into action.
"Caren turned and looked at me and I seen her face was nothing but blood, so I bit the dog literally in the nose and he let go, and I grabbed our dog and I grabbed her and I put them in our pickup and took off," he said.
Caren Henry will need several reconstructive surgeries to fix her nose and Laine is recovering from a bite to his arm.
"It could have been a lot worse, he could have got my neck, he could have taken my eye," Caren said.


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I had made quite a good one or so I thought - only a few people solved it. It's not online anymore but I believe I still have the code - I could set it back up if you like.. It got good reviews.. (I'll repost here later after I've set it back up)
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I've restored my one Javascript Mission I made sometime last year, and will work on setting up more. I've even made it look a little cooler.. valuable time out of my day to make a cool banner with HTS Logo and all. Here ya go.
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