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Appeals Court Considers Overturning Ruling That APIs Can't Be Covered By Copyright
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Given CAFC's history as exceptionally supportive of locking up knowledge and information on the patent side, it wouldn't be terribly surprising if they did so as well on the copyright side (side note: while, normally, copyright cases should travel up the local appeals court route, since this case started as a patent case, even though it ended up as a copyright case, apparently the appeal still goes to CAFC, the court that hears all patent appeals). This is yet another issue with having a court like CAFC, which has long appeared to be captured by those who support a maximalist view of intellectual property.
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David Bartlett, former Tasmanian premier, is championing the National Broadband Network (NBN) as a driver of digital disruption, but he says businesses aren't ready for the opportunities it will bring.
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"NBN or not, what ubiquitous broadband means for the world … [is] 60 per cent of industry sectors are heading for a 'big bang' disruption and I think in large part Australian industry sectors are under-prepared for that," he says.
"If you look at the retail sector in Australia, just two or three years ago Gerry Harvey, supposedly [a] retail sector leader, [said] 'no one's ever going to buy a fridge online' – well it seems like a fairly naive statement," Bartlett says.
"I think a lot of other industry sectors like manufacturing, tourism, the service sector, hospitality – a whole range of them, and government itself – are in for massive disruption and I think largely Australian industry sectors are under-prepared."
Bartlett is currently working with Regional Development Australia, the Sunshine Coast Council and other institutions, including the University of the Sunshine Coast and Sunshine Coast TAFE, to help them plan for their digital future.
"They are planning [and] doing a lot of work to build capacity in industry and that's I think where the major challenge for Australia stands – getting our traditional industry sectors to understand the digital economy and to understand what [the] NBN is going to do to transform their businesses," Bartlett says.
The 'digital disruption'
In September last year, Deloitte Access Economics released a report stating retailers, financial companies and the media were in the firing line of a digital "big bang" which will change their revenue structure by at least 15 per cent.
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Bartlett says this upheaval is occurring on a global scale due to high-speed broadband becoming more prevalent and it is starting to happen in Australia.
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This includes understanding how new ways of wealth is created, such as new value chains, new marketing models and new products, according to Bartlett.
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|2009-02-14, 09:02
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Chrome Shelled Regios Missing Mail Manga Discussion thread
Welcome to the discussion thread for the second manga series of Chrome Shelled Regios (Chrome Shelled Regios Missing Mail) by Shūsuke Amagi, drawn by Nodoka Kiyose.
First published June 2007 in Monthly Dragon Age.
|2009-02-17, 15:14
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In the last chapter 5 it is reveal a bit about the reason Layfon was exiled. Felli comments that he wanted to be liked by evreyone but when he revealed his true colors evreybody rejected him, with the exception of Lirin.
I think the reason he was exiled in the manga is different than the one from the novel because otherwise people would have praised him...
|2009-02-21, 18:58
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Read volume 1 recently. Interesting take on Regios. If the dollar-yen exchange rate wasn't so horrible, I'd be more willing to crack open my wallet and get the other two. I have to admit that I like the art in this series. It's a little shoujo-y, but I like how the mangaka draws Felli and Naruki. The sheep-hugging was a little weird, though. (Yes, sheep hugging.)
Geez, so many different Regios properties out there these days. I guess Fon-Fon will wind up with a different girl in each of them, just to make each set of rabid fanboys happy. lol.
|2009-02-28, 21:58
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Woot. Kinokuniya NY just found vols 2 & 3 for me, and they're on the way here. Looking forward to finding out what happens now.
Good thing, because those volumes are backordered all to heck in the usual places I'd buy them from online JP bookstores. But that's not too surprising, considering that that's usually what happens when a property gets turned into an anime.
|2009-03-03, 23:51
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Well, I got my copies of Missing Mail vols. 2 & 3 today. I've had a chance to read volume 2, and I'm about halfway through volume 3. Great thing about shoujo manga is that with the giant pictures, there's not much in the way of giant walls o' text to slow you down.
Spoiler for This is a summary of volume 2:
I'll post a summary of Vol. 3 some other time.
Major differences-- there's are a lot of characters missing in this manga. It's not just mail that's missing, it's the Queen, the other Heaven Blades... a lot of stuff, actually. Some of the plot elements are switched around a bit, but the major stuff is all there. It's just a matter of the details being reworked.
And the art is positively awesome. Shoujo Felli FTW. The color inside cover of volume 2 alone is worth the 580 yen for the book, but the back jacket drawing of Felli is even better.
|2009-03-04, 01:21
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Missing Mail is truly a gem for Felli x Fon-fon fans in its own right.
So far Missing Mail is about character developments, but seems all the major stuff are still present (like Kallians patriotism) with some additional information, such as Zuellni had around 60,000 citizens.
|2009-03-04, 01:33
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I like pie.
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The thing is, it's hard to summarize it in just a couple of grafs. It was easier to just sit there with the book and summarize the whole thing in a few pages. It's not perfect, but it's close enough.
We know that Zuellni has 60,000 citizens from the anime/books, too, BTW.
I'll say this about Missing Mail, however. As much as the Felli x Fon-Fon relationship gets played up, the other three main interests also loom large, especially Leerin, whose letters keep showing up throughout the manga. But there's a lot of emphasis given to Felli. Maybe it's because the mangaka likes drawing her. Who knows?
But yeah, the Grendan characters don't show up at all. It's mostly the folks in the 17th (with very little Harley and not much Sharnid), the other 3 girls, the SCP.... Leerin through her letters... and that's really about it. There are a lot of "extras" who show up, but they're forgettable.
Then again, I understand why. The manga comes out with one chapter every 2 months, so it has to be sparse. If you start introducing a hojillion characters, you'll never finish the story. On the upside, this means that it'll resolve without a lot of excess crap in it.
Also, just FYI, the series hardly ends with volume 3.
|2009-03-04, 23:01
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Join Date: Jun 2004
I see no appreciation for this series yet....so maybe I'll begin.
For those of you who are new viewers and CSR fans, Missing Mail is a spin-off of the original CSR series set in some alternate universe. The main character is still Layfon, however for plot, it focuses more on the interactions between Layfon and the girls, especially Felli Loss, without of course, disregarding the role Nina or Leerin, because they also had screen time. The overall plot from the original are still there, and some are better explained than the anime (of which when this is posted, is up to episode 8 subbed).
This good summary sums it up,
Now for the art itself, it is shoujouish considering the mangaka probably female, but in return we have an ultra bishoujo Felli, Leerin and Nina so its definitely an eye candy.
So far up until this post is submitted, up to 5 chapters have been scanlated, 6 if you includes chapter 0. You can view the scanlations here,
And mangafox also has them. So happy reading.
|2009-03-05, 08:46
|Link #12
Mad Scientist #0000
I don't know but somehow no matter how much work the artist killed in Felli she not changed much(somehow i think the artist have more skill drawing short haired girls...Nina became a whole other person in terms of looks...not to mention Narki!!!)
Layfon's personality dragged down to the level of a high school boy's(at least he pays more attention to women)...not to mention that Felli has little problem showing her emotions.
Not to mention some other things...It's much more peacefull than the original.
|2009-03-07, 01:49
|Link #16
I like pie.
Join Date: Nov 2004
I got my books from Kinokuniya NYC last week. They said it would take 2-3 weeks, it took 4 days. Weird.
I have to say, I really dig the artwork in this series... except maybe the way they draw Meichi and Naruki. Meichi just looks way too weepy, and Naruki's eyes are too small and too far apart. Mifi looks better in this version, though, and Nina and of course Felli look great.
Anyway, here's the summary of the first half of volume 3. I'll do the summary for part two later. It's a new storyline. This one finishes up the storyline from volume 2.
Spoiler for Missing Mail Vol. 3 part one Summary:
|2009-03-07, 02:42
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... Did it occur to me that Missing Mail somehow follows the anime/novel/whichever is related only with some differences? Looks like Secret Side is the actual alternate story since Secret Side started out nothing like what we have known so far...
By the way, thanks Cynicalicious! Man that's a lot of plus points indeed.
|2009-03-07, 06:02
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Senior Member
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Cynicalicous strikes again, delivering us Felli fans great amount of justice.
Thanks yet again for the time and well detailed summary.
I'd be shedding tears if no one pick this up and scanlated.
|2009-03-07, 06:36
|Link #19
Mad Scientist #0000
With that summary i would be happy even with the raws...
Every scene has much more emotion...I still not certain that it's realy a "Felli manga", but perhaps it have a huge focus on Felli. Perhaps we're only at Vol 3 and at the time of ep 5...
|2009-03-07, 06:41
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Portable Dude Mk. II
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Location: All ghillied up spying on someone ~2,000 yards away using telescope sights.
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Considering Missing Mail is of the shoujo demography... or at least, looks shoujo to me... there's no way a shoujo manga won't have a pairing, right?
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Review: Ragged Rock Rum
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Ragged Rock Rum is produced by the Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation (NLC). It is apparently made from the same 4 marques of Jamaican Rum which are used to produce their Famous Newfoundland Screech. I was told that the treatment of these marques is slightly different, which could mean that they are blended in different proportions, or perhaps they are not aged for the same length of time in once used white oak bourbon barrel. (However by Canadian Law all rum, dark, white, spiced or otherwise, must be aged at least full year in oak barrels.) I was told by a representative of the brand that I should consider the Ragged Rock to be an amber or lighter version of Screech Rum, and perhaps that is the most reasonable description to begin with.
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"… I poured a little rum into my glencairn glass, and began as I often do with a good look at the spirit. We have a pale amber spirit which leaves light sheen on the inside of the glass when I tilt and swirl it. A few legs form, but most of the oily sheen disappears back into the glass without fanfare. The initial aroma is one of butterscotch with light impressions of banana and orange peel. The rum smells simple and light in the glass light and not overly complex …"
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I found the rum to be a great mixer and I have included a nice recipe for your enjoyment, the Ragged Dagger.
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CLEVELAND (AP) — Jake Peavy doesn't know if Tuesday night's start was his last with the Chicago White Sox.
If so, it was one pitch from being memorable.
Peavy held Cleveland to one hit through eight innings, but gave up a two-run, game-tying homer to Travis Hafner in the ninth and the White Sox fell 4-3 in 12 innings.
Jason Donald singled home the winning run with two outs in the 12th off Nate Jones to send the White Sox, who were eliminated from the AL Central race on Monday, to defeat.
Dayan Viciedo hit a two-run homer off Cleveland closer Chris Perez in the ninth for a 3-1 lead. It looked as if Chicago was in business since Peavy, who had allowed only Shin-Soo Choo's 16th homer leading off the fourth, was in complete control.
Pinch hitter Michael Brantley led off with a single up the middle. Hafner, batting for Lou Marson, sent a towering drive down the line in right field that hit the foul pole and tied the game.
The sequence summed up the season for Peavy, who had a solid 3.37 ERA, but finished 11-12.
"It's fitting, the way my year seems to have gone," he said. "When I need to catch a break, I can't catch one. A cue ball off the end (of the bat) and the ball hits the foul pole."
White Sox manager Robin Ventura had no second thoughts about letting Peavy, who walked one and struck out eight, go out for the ninth.
"He was pitching great," Ventura said. "He earned that from what he did this year."
"You want to finish what you start," Peavy said. "I felt good. There was no reason for me not to go out there. I felt fine. I didn't have any stressful innings."
Peavy's $22 million option for next season almost certainly won't be picked up, but the right-hander has said he'd like to return.
Asked if he thought he had pitched his last game with the White Sox, Peavy said, "I certainly hope that's not the case. We'll see how the next few months play out. This has been a rewarding year as much as it can be. We've had something special here that we haven't had, a cohesiveness that hasn't been here."
Lonnie Chisenhall doubled with one out in the 12th against Matt Thornton (4-10), who then intentionally walked Russ Canzler. Right-hander Nate Jones came on to face announced pinch hitter Matt LaPorta, who was then replaced by lefty swinging Jack Hannahan. Jones struck him out before Donald hit a liner into the left-field corner.
Chris Seddon (1-1) pitched a scoreless 12th for the win, Cleveland's seventh in 17 meetings with Chicago. It was the left-hander's first victory since July 24, 2010, when he was with Seattle.
Hafner tied it with his 200th homer for Cleveland and 201st of his career. He is scheduled to play in Wednesday's season finale, which could be his last game in a Cleveland uniform. The Indians almost assuredly will not pick up his $13 million option.
"I'm happy to win it, but how about Hafner?," Donald said. "You almost wouldn't expect anything else. Whether it was his last homer here or not, it was so cool."
Viciedo connected for a 426-foot shot to center for his 24th homer — and fifth against the Indians this season. Viciedo is hitting .346 with 18 RBIs against Cleveland.
Orlando Hudson singled for his third hit before Viciedo delivered.
After Perez gave up Viciedo's homer, he allowed a one-out single to Jordan Danks and then hit Tyler Flowers in the left hand with a pitch. Flowers glared out at Perez and both benches were warned. After Perez retired the side, he and Flowers met at the side of the mound.
Chicago scored in the sixth off Indians starter Justin Masterson. Dewayne Wise hit a one-out double and scored on Orlando Hudson's line single.
NOTES: Chicago 1B Paul Konerko will have surgery on his left wrist Thursday. Ventura said Konerko might play in the season finale on Wednesday. ... Sox 1B/DH Adam Dunn struck out twice and has fanned 222 times, two shy of the major league record set by Mark Reynolds with Arizona in 2009. ... Before the game, Perez said while he respects Manny Acta, he had a problem with the fired manager not confronting umpires.


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Mayor Bloomberg Unveils Master Plan to Remediate and Redevelop the Willets Point Peninsula in Northern Queens
Plan Envisions a Vibrant, Mixed-use Neighborhood with Affordable Housing, Office and Retail Space, New Parks and Playgrounds, a Public School and Convention Center.
Largest "Green" Development will create 6,100 Permanent Jobs, 20,000 Construction Jobs and Have a $1.5 Billion Impact On the New York City Economy.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg today unveiled the Master Plan for the Willets Point peninsula located on the Flushing River between Shea Stadium and Downtown Flushing in Northern Queens. The Plan includes the transformation and remediation of the contaminated 60-acre area - one of the most contaminated in the City - into a vibrant, mixed-use district with affordable housing, office and retail space, new parks and playgrounds, a new public school, cultural and community uses and a state-of-the-art convention center and hotel. This will be the first neighborhood, and the City's largest development project to incorporate "green" building technology. The redevelopment will create 20,000 construction jobs and 6,100 permanent jobs for a total positive economic impact on the New York City economy over the next 30 years of more than $1.5 billion. Joining the Mayor at the announcement at the Queens Museum of Art were Queens Borough President Helen M. Marshall, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Rebuilding Daniel L. Doctoroff and New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) President Robert C. Lieber.
"For far too long, the Willets Point peninsula in Northern Queens has been an area marked by unrealized potential and neglect, inhibiting growth in Downtown Flushing and Corona and steadily becoming more and more polluted," said Mayor Bloomberg. "Today, finally, we're doing something about it. Our plan will revitalize the area, creating a new, vibrant neighborhood with thousands of new jobs and a mix of uses, including affordable housing, parks and open space, cultural institutions, retail amenities, office space, a public school and a convention center and hotel. Through the remediation of heavily contaminated land, the use of innovative green building technologies and the development of considerable parks and open space, Willets Point can and will serve as a model for sustainable development."
"I'd like to thank Mayor Bloomberg, Deputy Mayor Doctoroff, EDC and the team of city agencies that has worked together to plan for the future of Willets Point," said Queens Borough President Helen Marshall. "My office has been working closely with the mayor's team for the past five years on this project. And, as chair of the Advisory Committee, comprised of elected officials from the area, I look forward to working with everyone to build the Willets Point of tomorrow."
Today, Willets Point is among the most heavily contaminated areas in New York City. It is saturated with widespread petroleum contamination resulting from decades of spillage and neglect. Environmental hazards have been exacerbated by the area's high water table, which spreads pollution throughout the site, allowing it to seep into the groundwater and contaminate Flushing Bay and Flushing River.
The Master Plan unveiled by Mayor Bloomberg calls for the remediation of the 60-acre, waterfront site and outlines a comprehensive vision for its future. The planned uses include:
- 5,500 residential units, affordable to a mix of income levels
- 500,000 square feet of office space
- One million square feet of new retail space, including restaurants and shops
- Open space, parks and playgrounds
- Dedicated community and cultural space
- A convention center and hotel
"When we look at Willets point, we need to look at it in the context of the surrounding area - including a resurgent and thriving Downtown Flushing and the new Citi Field nearby, and we need to look at it in the context of building a greener, greater New York," said Deputy Mayor Doctoroff. "We need to reclaim and remediate brownfields and we need to foster the development of green buildings and create mixed use neighborhoods. When realized, this master plan will do precisely that, and it will dramatically augment Downtown Flushing's continued growth."
Borough President Marshall will lead a special task force of elected officials, labor representatives and advocacy groups to create a plan designed to promote minority- and women-owned business participation and local hiring as part of the redevelopment of Willets Point. The task force will convene this spring with the goal of releasing a series of recommendations by fall 2007.
As part of the Master Plan, the City is also creating a dedicated Business Relocation and Workforce Assistance Plan for the roughly 250 businesses located in Willets Point today. The businesses, which include about 225 auto-related repair and about 25 light industrial and manufacturing establishments, employ approximately 1,000 workers earning about 40% less than other similar auto-related workers elsewhere in the New York City. The assistance plan, which is being created by NYCEDC and the Department of Small Business Services and is expected to be announced this summer, will include one-on-one targeted relocation support, financial and technical assistance, job training and placement services, legal immigration services, English as a Second Language (ESL) and General Educational Development (GED) test preparation, and other social services.
"With the opportunity to unlock the potential of Willets Point comes a responsibility to support and retain the existing businesses and employees located in the area today," said NYCEDC President Lieber. "In the coming months we will announce a Business Relocation and Workforce Assistance Plan that will include an array of services designed to help local companies and workers."
In 2002, the Bloomberg Administration identified Flushing as an area of tremendous potential for growth. That year, the City formed the Downtown Flushing Task Force comprised of local and state elected officials, community members, advocacy groups, local business leaders and community board representatives. After a yearlong community based planning effort, the task force drafted a three-pronged plan to reconnect Downtown Flushing, revitalize the Flushing area waterfront, and redevelop Willets Point. Based on that work, in 2004 the City created the Willets Point Advisory Committee (WPAC), chaired by Borough President Marshall, to help advise planning for the redevelopment of Willets Point. Through the consultative development process, the City created a series of goals and guidelines used to shape the Master Plan unveiled today. Throughout the process, the City conducted extensive outreach, hosting or attending more than 60 meetings with the public, elected officials, community groups, local business organizations, existing Willets Point businesses, environmental advocates, housing advocates and labor groups.
Today's Master Plan unveiling coincides with the start of the project's public scoping process. A series of public approvals are necessary through the City's Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP), including a rezoning to a mixed-use commercial zone, creation of an urban renewal plan, and several street de-mappings. The multi-month ULURP process, expected to begin this fall, incorporates the community board, Borough President, City Planning Commission and City Council and offers several opportunities for public comment on the plan. Pending approval through ULURP, the City expects to select a developer and begin the acquisition process in summer/fall 2008. Environmental remediation would begin in 2010.


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12:12 a.m. Assist other department on West California Avenue.
1:57 a.m. Stolen-vehicle report on North Cisco Street.
6:21 a.m. Stolen-vehicle report and citation on North Cisco Street.
8:04 a.m. Noninjury-hit-and-run report at East Ridgecrest Boulevard and South Desert Candles Street.
8:13 a.m. Child Protective Services referral on West Robertson Avenue.
8:15 a.m. CPS referral on North Sahara Drive.
8:26 a.m. Violation-of-court-order report on West Reeves Avenue.
9:00 a.m. Petty-theft report on North Balsam Street.
10:24 a.m. Follow up on South China Lake Boulevard.
10:41 a.m. Petty-theft report on West Wilson Avenue.
12:38 p.m. Property-damage traffic-collision report on West Upjohn Avenue.
12:43 p.m. Runaway/out-of-control-juvenile report on West Atkins Avenue.
1:06 p.m. Vandalism report on North Robalo Street.
2:33 p.m. Assist other department on West Ward Avenue.
3:51 p.m. Code violation on West Las Cruces Avenue.
4:12 p.m. Adult Protective Services referral on North China Lake Boulevard.
4:20 p.m. Annoying/obscene-phone-call report on South Porter Street.
6:08 p.m. Theft report on West Ward Avenue.
6:38 p.m. Counseled runaway/out-of-control juvenile on South Sunset Street.
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Carry-OnThe Transportation Security Administration is a federal agency responsible for the security procedures and checkpoints. Visit their website to learn more about what items you can and cannot take in your carry-on luggage, time savings tips, and more.
CheckedContact your air carrier for their size/weight limits and possible fees.
Storage Bags-to-Go provides luggage storage in all the terminals. Contact Bags-To-Go at 954-359-5505 for additional information.
Port Everglades is only a few miles away from FLL. The Port of Miami is 25 miles away. Learn more about the transportation options to both ports. Read Frequently Asked Questions about cruising.
Find a variety of visitor information on the official website by the Greater Fort Lauderdale Visitors and Convention Bureau.
Arrive at the Airport EarlyIf you plan on traveling over the holidays you should arrive at least two hours early during busy times. That would include early morning, mid-day and late afternoon. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, (FLL), has free wireless internet available throughout all four terminals with plenty of food choices. There are also several areas where you can relax while waiting for your flight.
In the BagFamiliarize yourself with the new rules for carry on luggage. The Transportation Security Administration, (TSA), is promoting 3-1-1. That's 3 ounces or less size containers for liquids and gels placed in a 1 quart size clear plastic zip-lock bag. Only one bag per traveler placed in the security bin. You should have the bag removed from your carry on luggage before you approach the TSA checkpoint. Still have questions? Visit the TSA's website.
Parking AdviceIf you want to park at the airport, allow enough time to find a space. You may not find parking in your favorite garage if you arrive late. If traveling with family or friends, drop them off at the curb first and leave your luggage with them. That way when you park you have less to worry about.
Plan AheadDon't forget to suspend your mail and your newspaper. Leave a car in your driveway and use a timer to turn your interior lights on and off while you're away. By following these suggestions your holidays are more likely to be stress free, at least when it comes to the travel portion. Have a safe and happy holiday season.
If you lost the item on the airplane, please contact your air carrier. If you lost an item in any other area of the airport including a security checkpoint, please contact the Airport Lost and Found Office at 954-359-2247. You may also contact us via e-mail at email@example.com. The Office is located in the Rental Car Center on Level 2 past the elevators.
FLL will keep all items for 30 days. After 30 days, the property is considered abandoned and disposed of according to Florida Statutes.
There are a variety of parking options available. Three garages are conveniently located across the street from the terminals. There is Daily Parking at $3/hour - maximum $15 a day, Hourly Parking at $3/hour - maximum $36 a day, and Curbside Valet Parking at $25 a day.
FLL's Car Rental Center (RCC) offers 13 rental car companies conveniently located in one building. The RCC is across from Terminal 1 with fast and free shuttle service from any terminal.
Locate an airport restaurant, gift shop, or baggage storage to name a few of the services available.
DestinationsLearn about all the transportation options to Port Everglades, Port of Miami, Miami International Airport, West Palm Beach International Airport, and South Beach.
Public TransportationSafe and reliable public transit is available to and from FLL through Broward County Transit (BCT) buses or Tri-Rail (commuter train). Bus stops are located:
Courtesy buses will transport you to and from the terminals to the Tri-Rail station a few miles away. For more information, call the BCT Rider Info Line at 954-357-8400 or 954-357-8320 or the Tri-Rail Information Line at 800-874-7245.
Shared Van Ride/Shuttle or Private Car/LimoGo Airport Shuttle provides transportation to the area with shared vans (shuttles) or private cars (limos). Vans will hold a maximum of 10 passengers. Private cars will take up to four passengers. Look for a Transportation Podium outside of each baggage claim area on the lower level. The rates are posted on the podium. For more information, visit Go Airport Shuttle or call them at 954-561-8888 or 1-800-244-8252.
TaxiTaxi cabs will accept up to five passengers for the fare stated on the meter. Look for a Transportation Podium outside of each baggage claim area on the lower level. The rates are posted on the podium.
Free shuttles provide transportation between the terminals and Rental Car Center (RCC). The shuttle runs in a continuous loop, stopping outside the baggage claim area on the lower level of all four terminals and RCC. They operate from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week. If you need transportation outside of these hours, enter the garage to board a garage tram which will stop at all terminals. The garage trams operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week.


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Name: Emily Bass
Hometown: Verona, Wis.
Title: : International program assistant
Business: International Samaritan
Coming out of high school, Emily planned on someday becoming a Spanish teacher.
"Then I took the Introduction to Nonprofit Organizations class at Lakeland, and my whole world changed," she recalls. "I learned to mix Spanish and nonprofit together, and I found my dream job."
International Samaritan, a nonprofit organization based in Ann Arbor, Mich., aims to build better communities for people living in and around developing countries' city garbage dumps. It does this through working with local governments and improving basic infrastructure by building homes, medical facilities, daycare facilities and community centers, among other things.
Emily's job is important and satisfying. The 2011 Lakeland graduate organizes community service trips abroad for American high school and college students and church groups that want to help. Once the volunteers arrive at their destination, Emily uses her fluency in Spanish to translate. This is critical because she is often the primary liaison between native construction crews or local government reps, for example, and the American volunteers who are there to work. In her first six months on the job, Emily has helped lead groups to Guatemala and Nicaragua.
"I love it," she says of her job. "I'm really happy I got it."
Emily graduated from Lakeland with her double major in 3.5 years. She says she was anxious to finish school and "see the world," which is exactly what she's doing, but now, she says, "I really miss Lakeland."
"Lakeland was definitely very good for me," she says. "I am a quiet, shy person by nature, but the one-on-one relationships with the teachers helped me open up and establish strong relationships with them. I could contact them at any time, and in fact, when I was going for this job, I called one of the professors and got some great advice that helped me get the position.
"At Lakeland, I had a name. It was family. I was comfortable being myself, and I learned to open up more than I would have at a bigger school."


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ADF Mobile and SDO: getting results
Oracle - Friday, April 19, 2013.
In my previous post, I explained how to make web service calls to SDO view objects exposed through a service-enabled application module. So far, so good. What I didn't explain is how you can access the return value of the service call if there is one. The answer is straightforward... once you figured it out.
Our starting point, once again, is JDeveloper's Data Control palette.
As you can see, the name of the return value is result. Consequently, one could be tempted to use GenericTypeBeanSerializationHelper to convert the value. And one would be right. Even better: you don't have to worry about the type name exposed by the data control as with input parameters. Here, I simply retrieve the results of the call in VisitResultBO, which is a simple POJO.
GenericType genericReturnValue = (GenericType)AdfmfJavaUtilities.invokeDataControlMethod("VisitsWS", null, "getVisit", namesList, paramsList, typesList); Object returnValue = GenericTypeBeanSerializationHelper.fromGenericType(VisitResultBO.class, genericReturnValue, "visit");
What makes it not obvious is that the fromGenericType method has got two signatures:
fromGenericType(java.lang.Class beanClass, GenericType gt) fromGenericType(java.lang.Class beanClass, GenericType gt, java.lang.String attributeName)
For SDO web services, you absolutely need to use the second form and pass "result" as the value for attributeName. I must admit it took me some time to realize this.
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Volume 17 Issue 37 | February 11 - 17, 2005
Downtown Express photos by Ramin Talaie
Iraqi National Guard soldiers often wear masks when patrolling with U.S. troops, above. An Iraqi woman passes by American soldiers with Charlie Co. 1/56 of Armys First Calvary on patrol of the Abu Ghraib neighborhood of Baghdad in a reconnaissance mission to secure a polling station for the Jan. 30 election.
By Ramin Talaie
CAMP LIBERTY BAGHDAD, Iraq I started packing with the essentials first: Thuraya hand-held sat-phone, R-BGAN Satellite for sending data/images Level 3A with level 4 ceramic plates (front and back), bulletproof vest, Kevlar Army issued helmet,Army issued goggles, jungle boots, sleeping bag capable of sleeping outdoors, 2 Nikon D1x bodies, one 17-35 mm and one 80-200 mm lenses, 5 flash cards capable of capturing over 1000 images in total, 5 D1 batteries, 1 Holga with Polaroid back, 7 packs of 3000 b&w Polaroid film, Sony Vaio laptop, SMC wireless cards, Universal electricity converter, Power strip cord, USB, Firewire, you name it wire, CD-R and CD-RWs to burn images to back up iPod for the fun of it, bout $1,000 in cash plus American Express and Master Card.After packing the above then I got to start packing my clothing! I packed only 2 pairs of pants, 1 pair of trek shoes and the above jungle-boots and a whole bunch of tees. I flew into Kuwait Jan. 21 and met with a military public information officer to make my way to APOD. APOD is the section of Kuwait City Airport used by the United States for its operations in the Iraqi theater. Flight time was 1:15 p.m., which was kept secret from me until I called in around midnight.
It is unnatural for journalists to allow themselves to be limited to cover any situation, particularly a war, such as the one in Iraq. There are some advantages to embedding, but its disadvantages are greater.
The reality of providing real coverage as a photographer becomes such that its only possible if you have a small army of trusted armed guards. This is a very costly option. The only other option is to embed with a U.S. military unit. I have embedded in Baghdad with a Division of the Armys First Cavalry, 256 out of Louisiana, which also has the New York Guards, the 69th, attached to it.
The day-to-day reality of Iraq is not as positive as the path the country is taking with the Jan. 30 national elections. The election was a great thing for the Iraqi people. The Shia majority for once appear to have taken the lead after decades of Sunni control of everything. The good guys wear ski masks the Iraqi Police and the Iraqi National Guard in order to hide their identity while providing security around here. And the bad guys carry out all acts of terrorism in broad daylight, yet no one ever volunteers to come forward with any information.
Sometimes Iraqis talk and identify some of these terrorists, but thats mostly through intelligence gathering. Today the unit that I have been going out with, a Charlie Company with Louisiana National Guards First Battalion, took an Iraqi informant on a mission with them. They brought him in with an armored Humvee, gave him a ski mask and body armor and took him out to Abu Ghraib to identify some potential targets with a platoon of soldiers. Evidently he was so scared that they asked me not to come. He was supposed to point out some locations for future raids. All I know from that mission is what I wrote here. This is one of the problems of being embedded.
The two units I am with once fought on opposite sides in Americas Civil War. I do not see any animosity among these units, but they are both happy to have their quarters on different sections of the base. I know for a fact that the Louisiana boys dont care much for the Yankees up north, and I am not talking baseball. Nevertheless thats not on anyones mind around here.
The New York unit made headlines about a month ago when a Bradley carrying seven soldiers was hit with a massive I.E.D. (Improvised Explosive Device) killing all. There are about 300 soldiers in their unit and since their deployment mid last year, they have suffered over 16 casualties.
Ever since the Mosul mess hall bombing, the Security Force (like Military Police, which guards the base) has tightened all activities around here. As a civilian, I am not allowed to enter any buildings without a soldiers escort. Technically I need a soldier to baby-sit me 24/7 and walk me to the latrine and showers. This is a huge camp with contractors and people from around the world doing all kinds of chores for the Army. I was told there are over 60,000 people here. All civilians carry their Department of Defense-issued identification card at all times. Groups of Filipino cleaning workers hired by KBR, a division of Halliburton, are escorted by armed soldiers even as they pick up trash. It looks simply ridiculous. Usually the soldiers are bored and dont even keep an eye on the workers.
The worst part of this new policy is the treatment of Iraqis working in the camp. They are mainly translators who work and live here. I have met a few of them and have talked to them all. Hashim, a young man in his twenties goes out with the soldiers on missions as a translator. He wears the same uniform and protective gear as American soldiers except he doesnt have any weapons. On one mission, the Humvee he was riding in was hit with an I.E.D. The armored Humvee was totaled, but luckily no one was killed. The gunner and Hashim both were hit with shards of flying metals. Hashim showed me the back of his body armor, where you can see where he was hit: right in the center of his back around the spine. The specially-made ceramic plates, which we all wear when we go outside the base, saved both his and the gunners lives. As he showed me a slight wound on his hand, he said: I take a bullet for them, but I cant sit and eat with them.
Many of the soldiers respect him especially since the I.E.D. incident and feel the policy is ridiculous. They see him as one of their own. All of the Iraqis who work in the base risk their lives by helping the Americans. Sana, a young female translator, was shot in the head several times as she left for the base a few months ago. Now the base provides housing for them as long as they are here. But they do go out on their days off and once they step outside the wires, anything is possible.
I have not been able to do much of what I had intended to do here. So I talk to these Iraqis as much as can. Trying to figure out their lives and their feelings for the future of Iraq. Some still like Saddam Hussein. Of course there are plenty of Middle Eastern style conspiracy theories. Hussein provided a sense of Arab nationalism in Iraq which did not exist in other Arab countries. The same Iraqis also simply hate Kuwaitis, Iranians and Kurdish Iraqis. People, like Hashim and a few other interpreters, do not all feel that way. They want to help the Americans fix the country and will be more than happy for the day that they can say goodbye to the troops. However, they do not want any sudden departure until the security issue is 100 peercent under control. They see what American soldiers have and can do in the camp and have tasted a small sense of democracy and freedom of expression which they all like.
Some Iraqis working for Americans at Camp Liberty proudly display pictures of Saddam Hussein in their mobile phones. While they think he was a good leader they also like working with the U.S. as it is sometimes the only source of income for an entire family and many would like the forces to stay for security.
Ramin Talaie, a freelance photographer who works regularly for Downtown Express, went to Iraq to cover the national elections and its aftermath.
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2011-12: Earned First Team All-ODAC honors in her sophomore campaign … named ODAC Champion in the 200 free relay (1:38.26), 400 medley relay, 800 free relay and 400 free relay … placed second in the 200 free with a school-record time of 1:55.96 … also took third in the 50 free (24.78) and the 100 free (54.35) at the conference meet … recorded first-place finishes against Sweet Briar (11/11) and Bridgewater (1/14) and at the Franklin & Marshall Invite (Dec. 3-4).
2010-11: Missed the second half of her rookie campaign with an injury ... recorded season-best times in both the 50 free (25.21) and 100 free (54.92) at TCNJ Invite (Dec. 3-5) ... swam a season-best time of 1:11.91 while finishing second in the 100 back at Sweet Briar (11/12) ... finished third in the 200 free (2:00.95), a season best, at the Centre College Invite (10/30).
High School: Earned four letters in swimming at Athens Drive ... served as team captain during her senior campaign ... member of a squad that qualified for the state tournament three seasons ... finished ninth in the 100 free at the state tournament as a senior ... member of fourth-place 200 medley relay squad as a sophomore ... was a YMCA National Qualifier ... member of the YMCA National Combined Third-Place team in 2009 and 2010 ... swam on two 12th place relays at the 2010 YMCA Nationals.
Personal: Family member, Keith Romich '79, swam and played water polo at W&L … cousin, Joey Kienle, played water polo at Whittier College … serves as a Venture Volunteer pre-orientation leader … also active with Women in Technology and Science … spent the summer as an intern at Shepherd Poverty in Phillips County, Ark. … Neuroscience and psychology double-major.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – In the regular-season finale for both teams, nationally-ranked No. 2 Springfield College battled No. 9 MIT for a 25-19, 21-25, 25-21, 25-18 victory in men's volleyball action on Saturday night. The Engineers (27-8) and the Pride (30-5) hope to earn one of three at-large slots for the inaugural NCAA Division III Men's Volleyball Tournament. The national selection show for the nine-team field will air on Sunday, April 15 at 8:30 p.m. on www.ncaa.com.
The majority of the first set was tightly played as it featured 10 ties and four lead changes. With the score knotted at 16, Springfield generated a 4-1 spurt to gain some breathing room, but MIT picked up two of the next three points to stay close at 21-19. The Pride countered with three kills from freshman Angel Perez (Naranjito, Puerto Rico) and an ace by junior Alistair Matthews (Freehold, N.J.) to win the set.
The Engineers slowly inched out to an 11-7 lead in the second stanza; however, the Pride battled back and evened the set at 15 on a block by Matthews and junior Mike Pelletier (Burnt Hills, N.Y.). MIT responded with a 9-4 run which resulted in set point and a timeout by Springfield. Following the break, the visitors capitalized on a Perez strike and a hitting error to extend the frame, but a serving error clinched the victory for the Engineers.
Trailing 8-5 in the third set, the Pride called a timeout and then registered four straight points to reclaim the lead. Five ties and two lead changes would follow until junior Greg Falcone (Lindenhurst, N.Y.) put Springfield in front, 15-13, courtesy of a block and a kill. A miscue cut MIT's deficit in half but the Pride went on to build a 24-19 advantage. A Springfield serving error and a strike by freshman Alex Klein (San Diego, Calif.) kept the Cardinal and Gray alive; however, sophomore Jimmy O'Leary (Reading, Pa.) thwarted the late rally with a kill of his own.
Springfield jumped out to a 6-2 lead in the final frame which later grew to 14-9. The Engineers continued to attack, narrowing the gap to two on two occasions, the last at 16-14 on a block by junior Patrick Vatterott (St. Louis, Mo.). The Pride picked up four of the next five points but a hitting error and a Klein kill kept MIT within striking distance at 20-17. Springfield replied with a match-ending 5-1 run capped by a block from Falcone and Pelletier.
Junior Matt Hohenberger (St. Louis, Mo.) amassed a match-high 27 kills on a .512 hitting performance, breaking the MIT record for kills in a four-set match. His total also put him over the 1,000-kill mark which made him the fifth player in program history to achieve this milestone. Sophomore Ken Siebert (St. Louis, Mo.) added nine kills and four aces as senior David Thomas (Carlsbad, Calif.) posted six kills and five digs. Hohenberger and senior Jeremy Velazquez (Chelmsford, Mass.) both collected five digs while Vatterott finished with two blocks. Sophomore Paul Syta (Fairport, N.Y.) totaled 39 assists and nine digs as classmate Evan Wang (Saratoga, Calif.) dished out five assists.
Pelletier compiled 12 kills, four digs, two blocks, and two aces while Perez racked up 12 kills, five digs, and two blocks. Matthews recorded nine kills, three aces, and two blocks as O'Leary notched seven kills and five blocks. Falcone rounded out the front row for Springfield with seven blocks and six kills.


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Ruksana Begum was arrested in July and pleaded guilty last month to possessing material useful to terrorists. Prosecutors say two editions of Inspire were found on a memory card in Begum`s home. They included instructions on how to use a handgun, how to construct a bomb detonator and how to ignite forest fires.
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PLAINVIEW -- Wayland Baptist University chapters of Alpha Chi National Honor Society and Psi Chi Honor Society held induction ceremonies recently, each adding five new members.
Alpha Chi is a national society with membership open to students in the top 10 percent of the junior and senior classes. The Texas Alpha Eta chapter, located on the Wayland campus, added five new members during the ceremony. New inductees included Michelle Bueermann, a senior from Springer, N.M.; Joshua Harris, a junior from Gruver; Robin Marlar, a senior from Plainview; Kevin Schaub, a senior from Pampa; and Ragan Spradling, a senior from Amarillo.
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Mammoth High School may become Mammoth's second California Distinguished School, after the state board of education notified the school Oct. 29 and invited the high school to apply for the California Distinguished School title.
Superintendent Rich Boccia said Monday that the state chose MHS based on the fact that there had been "enough improvement in one of the school's subgroups" (he assumed it was the English language learner group) to qualify for applying for the prestigious honor.
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Mammoth Middle School is a California Distinguished School, and got there under the leadership of former principals Gloria Vasquez and Gabe Solorio. Solorio has been Mammoth High School's principal since the beginning of this school year. The high school will find out more about the application process on Nov. 8. The Mammoth Times will cover this story in greater detail for its Friday issue of Nov. 5.


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I recently made this Slow Cooker Beef Stew, and let me tell you -- it's one of the best crock pot recipes my family's ever had. I know there are a million and one crock pot recipes out there (and I'm sure I'll try many of them), but this is one I will definitely come back to. Yum!
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We knew a nice middle-aged man when we lived in West Berlin. He was a retired Army officer who was married to a German lady, and he worked for the Burger King in the PX so he could have a certain type of ID card that made it easy to travel to East Berlin. (He and his wife loved going over there to shop because the merchandise was cheap with American dollars.) He made a comment about being a fast food employee that I still remember: "The work is humbling, but not humiliating."
I knew a fellow who worked for a while on the garbage truck that comes out our way. He was a personable, intelligent man who formerly had a job doing some kind of sales that required a lot of travel. He took the garbage truck job because it paid the bills and allowed him to be home every night with his family. He decided to value his family over his job prestige.
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I subtitled this "And What I Think About It," so I'll offer an observation. The character and intellect of a person can't be reliably judged by the type of work he or she does or by the number of years of school he or she completed. That's so obvious that it's trite, but it doesn't hurt to say it again, I guess.


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Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho makes a number of changes to his side for their league match against Sevilla this evening, as Kaka starts in La Liga for only the second time this season.
Karim Benzema and Gonzalo Higuain are both included from the off as the reigning league champions name an attacking XI.
With their Champions League clash against Manchester United firmly on the horizon, Mourinho has decided to rotate his squad and names Sami Khedira and Mesut Ozil as substitutes tonight. Michael Essien starts in midfield alongside Luka Modric, while Kaka replaces Ozil in attacking midfield.
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Dirk Wessels (d. 1571)
Dirk Wessels (van Wesel), an Anabaptist martyr, was one of a group of twelve Mennonites, among whom was also his wife Janneken, who were taken prisoner at Deventer, Dutch province of Overijssel, during a hunt of "heretics" by Spanish soldiers. Some of this group forsook their faith for a while, but later repented, and all remained steadfast, though they were cruelly tortured. On 24 May they had a dispute with some monks. Between this day and 16 June 1571, Dirk was burned at the stake at Deventer together with Härmen de Wever and four women martyrs. Before he was put to death, he knelt for prayer, kissed Härmen and encouraged him by lifting up his hand to heaven; then he cheerfully went to the stake and was burned.
Braght, Thieleman J. van. Het Bloedigh Tooneel of Martelaers Spiegel der Doops-gesinde of Weereloose Christenen, Die om 't getuygenis van Jesus haren Salighmaker geleden hebben ende gedood zijn van Christi tijd of tot desen tijd toe. Den Tweeden Druk. Amsterdam: Hieronymus Sweerts, 1685: Part II, 552 ff.
Braght, Thieleman J. van. The Bloody Theatre or Martyrs' Mirror of the Defenseless Christians Who Baptized Only upon Confession of Faith and Who Suffered and Died for the Testimony of Jesus Their Saviour . . . to the Year A.D. 1660. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1951: 855. Available online at: http://www.homecomers.org/mirror/index.htm.
Doopsgezinde Bijdragen (1919): 29, 35.
Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols. Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe; Schneider, 1913-1967: I, 449.
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