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The Difference Between the Rich and the Poor
Have you ever wondered why some seem destined to be rich while others stay poor? This has been a question posed by many for ages but most people tend to shrug it off as some preordained thing or because of pure chance. But, although luck can play a little, for the most part anyone can be rich. It isn't how smart you are or if you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth. It is about how you manage and grow your money.
Did you know that in Canada 1 in 50 people are millionaires? Chances are you have seen a millionaire during your daily outings and didn't realize it. Most people who are millionaires actually made it on their own, they did not inherit it.
So how do they do it? Rich people have a different take on how they view money. For them they focus on building wealth not spending it. Most people who aren't wealthy is because they don't want to be. These type of people love to spend. The moment they get their paychecks they go about looking for ways to spend it. If you ask them what they would do with a million dollars they would go through a laundry list of luxury items they would get, including expensive cars, big houses, and the list is endless.
Wealthy people are the opposite. They tend to downplay what they have. You are more likely to find a rich person living in a modest home and driving a budget vehicle than one of extravagance. They aren't about flaunting it. They are about making it grow. One of the key ways they do that is through the stock market. Most people who are not rich try to avoid the stock market out of fear that they will lose their shirt in the process. For wealthy people they see it as an avenue to make their investments grow. You can't become wealthy by nickel and diming it through life by investing in safe bets like bonds. Through proper stock investing one can grow their investment on average by 10%/year. Although stock markets are volatile over the long term they always go up. There will be hiccups on the way but it is the long run that is important. So if you are scared to invest big in the stock market then you will likely never be wealthy.
The poor and middle-class tend to have most of their money in consumer tangibles such as a car and a home. The wealthy tend to have most of their liquidity in their business or the stock market. That is the big difference. They are about trying to grow their money not keep it stagnant.
In summation to be wealthy one should be frugal and a good saver, not a big spender. One must be focused on increasing their net worth through long-term investments not living day-to-day trying to pay off debt and satisfying present day gratifications. Approach life in this way and you will be yet another Canadian to figure out the simple truth to real wealth.


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Stevenson to be Awarded Peck Medalby Howard Hewitt • March 28, 2011 Share:
One of America's most-recognized legal advocates challenging bias in the criminal justice system will be awarded the David W. Peck Senior Medal for eminence in Law Tuesday on campus.
Bryan Stevenson, Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative, will deliver a public talk before the dinner and medal presentations. The public lecture will be held at 5 p.m. in Baxter 101. Stevenson's lecture is titled "Confronting Injustice."
Stevenson has reduced or overturned death sentences in more than 65 cases where poor people were unconstitutionally convicted or sentenced. The MacArthur Foundation gave Stevenson one of its coveted 'genius' grants to continue his work with his public interest law firm, the Equal Justice Imitative of Alabama.
Stevenson has also been honored with the 2004 American College of Trial Lawyers Award for Courageous Advocacy and the 2000 Olof Palme Prize for International Human Rights in Stockholm, Sweden. He also teaches at a Professor of Clinical Law at New York University.
Stevenson will visit campus at the invitation of David Kendall '66. Kendall has assisted Wabash in securing three of the last four Peck winners. Kendall will receive the Ristine Award for service to the prelaw program.
Both Stevenson and Kendall will speak at the dinner which follows the public presentation.
Scott Himsel, Visiting Asst. Professor of Political Science, helps organize the event noted approximately 100 Wabash students, alumni lawyers, and other members of the Wabash Community will attend the event.


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Incoming 1Ls / Re: Listen to this bull. My school just sent me 5 reading assingments.« on: July 15, 2005, 10:11:57 AM »
What school?
If the OP is referring to the same orientation packet I received, the school is Oregon. And btw, the readings were pretty easy and can be read quickly. I read everything back to back shortly after receiving them. The articles were interesting, however they will be most beneficial to someone who doesn't have much experience analyzing and understanding law.


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Yep. It's that one time of the year that we all decide we like turkey.
(Dramatic music). Or do we?
Growing up in a Korean household, turkey always made an appearance for Thanksgiving, but it was often incongrously paired with some mandu, perhaps some seaweed soup, of course an assortment of banchan, and maybe a Ukrainian salad mixed in for good measure (or some other recipe that my mom picked up from a friend).
Lately we've structured it so that we'll have the traditional Thanksgiving food, like turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing and so on, then follow it up with a mini round of Korean food. It's really the best of both worlds and for people like my father, who without soup, rice and side dishes, feel that something is amiss, it's the only option.
We realized that everyone has a unique tradition, even for a holiday with such set expectations of what should be served. So we'll be chatting with several Asian foodies in the coming weeks to hear all about what they cook and why. If you'd like to be featured, email us (editor [at] asiansupper . com)
Or, if feel free to tell us about your Thanksgiving mashup menus in the comments below, and of course, share your recipes on the site!
Turkey photo credit via Flickr / ReneeS
My Laotian family likes to make turkey larb (instead of the normal chicken larb) with sticky rice. My taste buds are salivating just thinking about it!
my best friend makes steamed chicken that she brings over to my house. i like it because it's healthy and delicious. plus, i don't like turkey.


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Hosea 13:10I will be your king: where is any other that may save you in all your cities? and your judges of whom you said, Give me a king and princes?Nave's Topical Index
'Make us a King' ... There were many inconveniences in the rule by judges. ... Further, the granting to Israel of the king whom they ... and find out the poison that lurked under the fair ... /.../maclaren/expositions of holy scripture f/make us a king.htm
Samuel, the Child of Prayer ... Israel for years had been under bondage to the Philistines and the ark was housed ... Lawmakers, law judges, and law executives need leaders in Israel to pray ... /.../christianbookshelf.org/bounds/prayer and praying men/ix samuel the child of.htm
Introduction ... peoples, and amid a succession of these judges the incidents ... The prophets of Israel were not only statesmen and ... a single volume of this series under the name ... /.../various/select masterpieces of biblical literature/introduction.htm
The Israelites ... had lost coherence; they had ranged themselves under different "judges" or "deliverers ... Israel was a house divided against itself, and planted in the ... /.../sayce/early israel and the surrounding nations/chapter i the israelites.htm
Author's Preface. ... The Judges. Ruth the Moabite. ... Important events in the history of Israel. Principal events in the history of Judah. ... Under the rule of Greek kings. ... //christianbookshelf.org/tidwell/the bible period by period/authors preface.htm
Pilate ... Thus, before each of His judges in turn, Jesus avowed Himself the Messiah and then held ... Renounced by Israel, and about to become a curse under the law ... /.../chadwick/the gospel of st mark/chapter 15 1-20 pilate.htm
Jesus, Son of God. ... Porch, where at all events He was under cover and ... He cites; and in it the judges of Israel are rebuked ... they called sons of God; their own judges they called by ... /.../dods/the expositors bible the gospel of st john vol i/xxii jesus son of god.htm
Knox's Writings from Abroad: Beginning of the Scottish Revolution ... ... Gospel as well as the records of pre-Christian Israel. ... 2) That prelates shall not be judges in cases ... challenged previously, and as often allowed, under fear of ... /.../lang/john knox and the reformation/chapter viii knoxs writings from.htm
Judas Hangs Himself. ... be used for some useful purpose under the sanction ... which thou hast pronounced this night before thy judges?". ... Caiaphas, "Fathers of the people of Israel, it is ... /.../stead/king of the jews/chapter vi judas hangs himself.htm
Imprisonment and Death of John ... The dissolute king had trembled under the call to repentance ... who had stood as critics and judges of the ... paid to Herod when this daughter of Israel's priests and ... /.../white/the desire of ages/chapter 22 imprisonment and death.htm
Israel and Palestine
Israel and the End Times
Israel Becoming a State
Israel in the Last Days
Israel Today
Israel, Prophecies Concerning: Captivity of Cyrus Directs the Rebuilding of the Temple
Israel, Prophecies Concerning: Captivity of Nehemiah is Commissioned to Lead the Remainder of the Captivity
Israel, Prophecies Concerning: Captivity of One-Tenth of the People
Israel, Prophecies Concerning: Josiah is Succeeded by Jehoahaz
Israel, Prophecies Concerning: Judah in the Historical Books of First and Second Kings
Israel, Prophecies Concerning: The Nation Composed of the Tribes of Judah and Benjamin, Called Judah
Israel, Prophecies Concerning: The Poorest of the People Were Left to Occupy the Country
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Israel: (Foreshadowing Circumstances Indicating the Separation): Providential
Israel: (Foreshadowing Circumstances Indicating the Separation): The Rebellion of Sheba
Israel: A Name Given to Jacob
Israel: A Name Given to the Descendants of Jacob, a Nation: Also Called Israelites, and Hebrews
Israel: A Name Given to the Descendants of Jacob, a Nation: Etc
Israel: A Name of the Messiah in Prophecy
Israel: Abide at Kadesh
Israel: Ai Captured
Israel: All Who Were Numbered at Mount Sinai Perished in the Wilderness Except Caleb and Joshua
Israel: are Refused Passage Through the Country of: Edom
Israel: are Scourged With Fiery Serpents
Israel: Army of Syria Invades Israel, But Peacefully Withdraws Through the Tact of the Prophet Elisha
Israel: Arrive at Sinai
Israel: Arrive at the Border of Canaan
Israel: Arrive in the Plains of Moab, at the Fords of the Jordan River
Israel: At the Suggestion of Jethro, Moses' Father-In-Law, They Organize a System of Government
Israel: Borrowed Jewels from the Egyptians
Israel: Children Were Spared when the Firstborn of the Egyptians Were Killed
Israel: Circumcision Observed and the Passover Celebrated
Israel: Commit Idolatry With the People of Moab
Israel: Complain Against Moses and Aaron
Israel: Complain for Lack of Water in Meribah; the Rock is Struck
Israel: Complained for Food
Israel: Complained for Lack of Water at Rephidim
Israel: Complained on Account of the Bitter Water
Israel: Complaining Over the Report
Israel: Conquest of the Land
Israel: Conquest of the Midianites
Israel: Covenant Renewed, Death of Joshua
Israel: Cross the Jordan River
Israel: Defeat the Amalekites
Israel: Defeat the Amorites
Israel: Defeat the Canaanites
Israel: Defeat the Five Amoritish Kings
Israel: Defeat the King of Baasha
Israel: Delivered for Their Idolatry to the King of Mesopotamia During Eight Years
Israel: Divided Into Families, Each of Which had a Chief
Israel: Exempt from the Plagues
Israel: Famine Prevails During the Reign of Ahab
Israel: First Sacrifice offered By, Under the Law
Israel: for the Itinerary, See
Israel: Gifts Consecrated for the Creation of the Tabernacle
Israel: God Withdraws his Presence
Israel: Idolatry of
Israel: Instituted the Passover
Israel: Israel Defeated by the Philistines, and Saul and his Sons are Killed
Israel: Israel, Also Called Samaria, Invaded By, But Defeats, Ben-Hadad, King of Syria
Israel: Jericho Captured
Israel: Joshua Appointed the Leader
Israel: Joshua's Exhortation Immediately Before his Death
Israel: Journey from Rameses to Succoth
Israel: Journey from Succoth to Etham
Israel: Journey to Elim
Israel: Journey to Marah
Israel: Journey to Pi-Hahiroth
Israel: Led by God
Israel: Lived in Egypt for Four-Hundred and Thirty Years
Israel: Lived in Goshen
Israel: Lukewarmness of the Ten Tribes, and Zeal of Judah for David in Absolom's Rebellion
Israel: Made the Journey by Night
Israel: Make a Treaty With the Gibeonites
Israel: March out of the Wilderness
Israel: Men Chosen to Allot the Lands of Canaan Among the Tribes and Families
Israel: Moab Rebels
Israel: Moses Commissioned As the Deliverer
Israel: Moses Dies, and the People Mourn
Israel: Moses' Indignation
Israel: Names of, Seen in John's Vision, on the Gates of the New Jerusalem
Israel: Nations Dread
Israel: Number of, After the Captivity
Israel: Number of, After the Plague
Israel: Number of, at Sinai, by Tribes
Israel: Number of, at the Time of the Exodus
Israel: Number of, Fit for Military Service when They Left Egypt
Israel: Number of, in John's Apocalyptic Vision
Israel: Number of, when David Counted
Israel: Number of, Who Went Into Egypt
Israel: Obduracy of
Israel: Pass Through the Red Sea
Israel: Pattern for the Tabernacle and the Appurtenances, and Forms of Worship to be Observed
Israel: Piety of Those Who Entered Canaan
Israel: Prophecies About the Multitude of
Israel: Prophecies Concerning
Israel: Prophecies of Their Captivity in Eqypt
Israel: Provided With Manna and Quail
Israel: Providentially Cared For
Israel: Punished by a Plague
Israel: Punished by a Plague in Consequence, Twenty-Four Thousand People Die
Israel: Pursued by the Egyptians
Israel: Reaction, and Their Purpose to Enter the Land; are Defeated by the Amalekites
Israel: Rebellion of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram
Israel: Religious Fidelity During the Life of Joshua
Israel: Remove from Shittim to the Jordan River
Israel: Renew the Covenant
Israel: Renew Their Idolatry
Israel: Return to the Wilderness, where They Remain for Thirty Eight Years
Israel: Return With a Majority Report and a Minority Report
Israel: Revolt Consummated Under Rehoboam, Son and Successor of Solomon
Israel: Sanctify Themselves for Receiving the Law
Israel: Scandal of the Bethlehemite's Concubine
Israel: Second Passover Observed
Israel: Send Twelve Spies to View the Land
Israel: Tables Renewed
Israel: The Anger of the Lord in Consequence
Israel: The City of Samaria Besieged
Israel: The City of Samaria Captured, and the People Carried to Assyria
Israel: The Conflict Between the Two Political Factions
Israel: The Daughters of Zelophehad Sue for an Inheritance
Israel: The Day of Their Deliverance to be a Memorial
Israel: The Death of Aaron
Israel: The Descendants of Levi Were Consecrated to the Rites of Religion
Israel: The Erection of the Tabernacle
Israel: The Judgment of God Upon Them in Consequence of Their Unbelief and Complaining
Israel: The Land Allotted
Israel: The Land Repopulated
Israel: The Law Delivered To
Israel: The Message of God to Them
Israel: The Mourning of, when God Refused to Lead Them
Israel: The Name of the Ten Tribes That Revolted from the House of David: Also Called Jacob
Israel: The Order of Camping Sites and the March
Israel: The Order of the March
Israel: The People Backslide, and are Given Over to the Philistines for Chastisement for Eighteen Years
Israel: The People Numbered for the Allotment of the Land
Israel: The People Receive It and Covenant Obedience to It
Israel: The Remnant That Remained After the Able-Bodied Persons Were Carried Into Captivity Affiliated With the Kingdom of Judah
Israel: The Two Factions are Distinguished As Israel and Judah During David's Reign
Israel: Their Groaning Heard by God
Israel: Two and One-Half Tribes Return from the West Side of the Jordan River
Israel: Under the Judges: Abimelech Foments an Inter-Tribal War
Israel: Under the Judges: Delivered by Deborah, a Prophetess, and Judged
Israel: Under the Judges: Led by Abdon for Eight Years
Israel: Under the Judges: Led by Eli for Forty Years
Israel: Under the Judges: Led by Elon for Ten Years
Israel: Under the Judges: Led by Ibzan for Seven Years
Israel: Under the Judges: Led by Jair for Twenty-Two Years
Israel: Under the Judges: Led by Samson for Twenty Years
Israel: Under the Judges: Led by Tola for Twenty-Three Years
Israel: Under the Judges: People Again do Evil and are Put Under Bonds to the King of Syria for Twenty Years
Israel: Under the Judges: People Turn to Idolatry
Israel: Under the Judges: Public Affairs Administered Four-Hundred and Fifty Years by the Judges
Israel: Under the Judges: Reproved by an Angel for not Casting out the Original Inhabitants
Israel: Under the Judges: Return to Idolatry
Israel: Under the Judges: Seven Years of Bondage to the Midianites; Delivered by Gideon
Israel: Under the Judges: Shamgar Resists a Foray of the Philistines and Delivers Israel
Israel: Under the Judges: Struck Down by the Philistines at Eben-Ezer
Israel: Under the Judges: The Ephraimites Go to War Against Other Tribes
Israel: Under the Judges: The Original Inhabitants not Fully Expelled
Israel: Under the Judges: The People Backslide Again are Chastened by the Philistines for Forty Years
Israel: Under the Judges: They Demand a King
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Absalom's Rebellion
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Amalekites Defeated
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Ammonites Invade Israel, are Defeated
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Conquests of David
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: David Anointed As King
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: David Defeats the Amalekites
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: David Made King
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: David Made King Over all Israel
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Goliath Killed
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Ish-Bosheth Made King
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Philistines Struck Down
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Saul Anointed As King
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Solomon Anointed As King
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Solomon's Death
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: Solomon's Palace Built
Israel: Under the Kings Before the Separation Into Two Kingdoms: The Temple Built
Israel: Urged by the Egyptians to Depart
Israel: War Continued Between Baasha and Asa
Israel: War Continued Between Jeroboam and Abijam
Israel: War Continued Between the Two Kingdoms all the Days of Rehoboam and Jeroboam
Israel: Water Miraculously Supplied from the Rock at Meribah
Israel: Water of, Sweetened
Israel: were Enslaved and Oppressed by the Egyptians
Miscegenation: Israel
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Abijam's Wicked Reign
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Ahaz Changes the Nature of the Altar in the Temple
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Ahaziah Killed by Jehu
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Ahaziah Succeeds Jehoram
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Ahaziah, Also Called Azariah
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Amaziah Reigns, and Judah is Invaded by the King of Israel
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Amon Succeeds Manasseh on the Throne
Prophecies Concerning Israel: And Jehoahaz
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Asa Makes a Treaty With Ben-Hadad, King of Syria, to Make War Against Israel
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Asa's Good Reign
Prophecies Concerning Israel: Athaliah, his Mother, Succeeds Him


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hey trey, i played college tennis a few years back but havent played in about a year or 2. i would guess that now I would be at least a 4.5 or 5. I am free weeknights after 6.30 or on weekends and live in coquina key (10 minutes south of downtown st. pete). I have 2 courts with lights and wanted to see if you would like to hit some time. you can call me at [edit by Mod: us PM] or email me at [edit by Mod: us PM], or just reply here if you want to play.
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For the first couple of days after my new Samsung Galaxy S3 arrived we were inseparable. I sat at my computer with my phone tapping the screen back to life every time it died. I insisted my irritated wife ask it questions. I was unable to make it through a TV show or even a meal without checking my email or scanning Facebook updates. I watched movies I didn't even want to watch on Netflix simply because I could. In bed, in the car, even on the toilet, the S3 was my ever present companion, my beautiful, high-tech window on the world.
The honeymoon period is now over. The features I didn't instantly fall in love with will now go unused for long periods. I'll play with my phone and needlessly check things less and less often as the weeks roll by. Eventually my S3 will be handed down as a cast-off, or sold off to some stranger. Within two years I will have found a new phone to fawn over. I'll no longer be impressed by what my S3 can do. It will have become an amalgamation of tiny flaws that have gradually grown into an overwhelming urge to ditch it and get something new. That something new will offer a few tiny improvements that a complete newcomer to smartphones would be unable to explain or understand.
Slight improvements
With each new wave of smartphones, the jump in quality gets exponentially smaller. Manufacturers have to create reasons for us to upgrade. Consumerism and the capitalist system rely on it.
Samsung only released the Galaxy S3 in May, but has already sold more than 10 million of them. Apple sold 26 million iPhones between April and June of this year. Considering that over 50 percent of mobile subscribers in the US have smartphones now (comScore is estimating 110 million people in the US own smartphones) you might expect a downturn in demand.
It's not just about placing a smartphone in the hands of those who don't have one yet (although feature phone owners are still upgrading in droves). The two-year subsidized contract cycle encourages smartphone owners to get a new model every two years. It's inevitable that the growth of smartphones will slow down and reach saturation at some point. The tech industry has to work hard to get people excited about new releases.
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The iPhone 5 is already being touted as the must-have device of the year, and we don't even know anything about it. That's largely because it's expected to represent a major improvement over the last iteration, but it probably won't really.
The iPhone 4S was identical to the iPhone 4 in terms of aesthetic. It offered slight improvements in terms of storage, speed, camera, and a few other things. It also boasted the much-publicized Siri feature. It sold faster than any previous release.
A few people suspected that Siri could probably work on the iPhone 4, and some developers even ported it to prove the theory. It works. Apple didn't roll it out to the iPhone 4 because it served as an extra incentive to upgrade.
The Galaxy S3 offers a bigger and better screen than the S2 but, much like the iPhone update, the rest of the improvements are fairly minor. It's faster, it has more storage, and the battery life has been improved.
The carrot of 4G is only tempting if you do a lot of downloading, and you live in the right area. Features like NFC for contactless payment have yet to really take off with consumers.
Ask yourself why you're upgrading
Realistically, the urge to upgrade is only partly because of the new features and performance improvements on offer. In effect, I can do almost everything I can do on my Galaxy S3 with my old HTC Desire, and it's more than two years old. I'm talking about the core features you use daily here like checking email, browsing the Web, messages and calls, playing games, and even watching TV shows and movies.
Yes, the S3 will do everything faster and it looks nicer, but it's more a matter of want than need.
If we're really honest, the tech industry is also driven by fashion. The latest devices serve as status symbols. Specific brands project lifestyle choices and reflect personalities. We are bombarded by advertising that reinforces these ideas.
What do people actually use them for?
Despite a list of great features as long as your arm, many people only use their smartphones for a limited set of things. Recent research from O2 revealed that on average people spend most time each day browsing the Web (25 minutes), checking Facebook and other social networks (17 minutes), and playing games (14 minutes). The main things they are replacing in our lives are alarm clocks and watches. 54 percent of people said they use their smartphone instead of an alarm clock and 46 percent said they use their smartphone instead of a watch.
It seems likely that a lot of people are paying a premium to own a fancy watch that makes phone calls. If I observe my own parents using their smartphones, it's clear they never play games, watch TV or movies, browse the Web, use GPS navigation, or record videos. No matter how many times I tell them, they tend to have their mobile data switched on all the time even when they are in Wi-Fi range, but then since they pretty much only use their phones as phones it doesn't really matter.
The tech industry has mastered the art of upselling. The tech press and the stores combine to convince people to buy devices that they definitely don't need. Why is someone who only uses their computer to browse the Web, write up documents, and send emails coming home with a device sporting a 2.4GHz quad-core processor, 8GB of RAM and a graphics card capable of running the latest FPS release?
Equally, if you only send text messages, make calls, and check the time on your phone then you really don't need a Galaxy S3. However, that won't stop me and every other tech writer out there from telling you that it's the phone to have, and it definitely won't stop carriers and stores from selling you one.
Do you need to upgrade?
The answer is probably no, but strictly speaking we don't "need" most of the things we buy. The real question is do you want to upgrade?
Incidentally, as I explained to my wife, as a tech writer I actually do "need" to upgrade all my gadgets frequently.
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How Much Is That Doggie in the Browser Window?
Consumers go online to get better prices, but Web merchants have their own tricks.
The American consumer is back for the first holiday season since 2007. But while shoppers are hitting the malls, they're also being choosy—and comparison shopping is more easily done online. Web sales will rise 11 percent in November and December, according to ComScore, compared with about 3 percent for sales in bricks-and-mortar stores. Online shoppers can get better prices and perks like free shipping. Online merchants, however, are not exactly defenseless. One way they fight back against picky customers is through "dynamic pricing," also called "discriminatory," "personalized," or "variable" pricing. And, for the most part, customers have no idea it is happening.
In its most brazen form, it works like this: Retailers read the cookies kept on your browser or glean information from your past purchase history when you are logged into a site. That gives them a sense of what you search for and buy, how much you paid for it, and whether you might be willing and able to spend more. They alter their prices or offers accordingly. Consumers—in the few cases they recognize it is going on, by shopping in two browsers simultaneously, for instance—tend to go apoplectic. But the practice is perfectly legal, and increasingly common—pervasive, even, for some products.
Sellers of time-sensitive, highly price-variable goods (think airline tickets, hotel rooms, or car rentals) do it all the time, somewhat openly. If you have ever had the annoying experience of buying a plane ticket through a portal like Kayak, then seeing the final price jump $10 or $40 at check out, you have probably found yourself on the receiving end of dynamic pricing.
Banks do the same for products like mortgages and credit cards, where prices change depending on everything from the customer's credit rating to the manager's whims to what browser the searcher uses. This August, the Wall Street Journal reported on a company that helps Capital One determine what credit-card deals to offer customers when they land at the site. The deals change depending not on any credit-rating or salary information given to the firm by the customer—just on information skimmed off of their computer before the page loads. More recently, bloggers caught the bank offering different deals to users using different browsers. (Chrome users demand better deals than Firefox users, FYI.)
Online retailers also alter prices, deals, and offers on regular goods that do not traditionally have much price volatility. Groups like Consumers Union periodically track shopping sites to see how and how often they change prices, and find fairly frequent instances of dynamic pricing. "While surfing Barnes and Noble's site, we selected a new hardcover book," the watchdog noted in a 2007 investigation. "[We] placed it in our online 'cart' at a cost of $20.80. We added several other books as well but didn't finalize the sale. Two days later, using the same browser, we found the cart had been emptied. We selected the same titles…[it] now cost $26.00."Ditto for shoes on Zappos and a number of other products.
It is impossible to know exactly what stores change prices for customers after they have clicked to put a product in their shopping cart—or which stores change a price on a customer depending on their browser or cookies. Shoppers despise the practice, understandably, so stores rarely cop to it unless caught red-handed. But many offer disclaimers implying they are aware of price discrepancies. Pottery Barn, for example, answers the question, "Why is the price of an item in my saved shopping cart different from when I selected it?" on its site. The answer? "Prices are subject to change—including temporary reductions as well as permanent increases. The prices of items in your cart represent the current price for which you will be charged." In short: Dynamic pricing.
The practice, if mysterious, is not new. Mega-retailer Amazon offered the same DVD for different prices to different customers in 2000, creating a public-relations disaster. The company claimed it was performing A/B price testing—seeing how many more folks would buy the DVD at a higher price—and said it would always give all customers the lower price at sale. But the incident fostered widespread concern about dynamic pricing, and spurred the first thorough study of the practice.
Concern about dynamic pricing resurged in 2005, when the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg Public Policy Center published a much-ballyhooed paper, entitled, somewhat provocatively, "Open to Exploitation." Researchers conducted a 1,500-person survey and found about two in three respondents did not know it is legal "for an online store to charge different people different prices at the same time of day." About 70 percent did not realize it is also legal for bricks-and-mortar stores to do so. But yes, as long as stores do not discriminate based on age, sex, location, or a few other characteristics, stores can price as capriciously as they want.
Fears aside, how pervasive is the phenomenon? How does it happen? And what can customers do about it?
The truth is, even retail analysts, academics, and industry groups do not have a good sense of the scope of dynamic pricing—not so much because of a lack of interest, but because companies aren't forthcoming about how they price online. A 2000 Forrester Research report found "most merchants feel pressure to compete on price online and are testing a mix of strategies to appeal to price-conscious consumers," but has not followed up in recent years—despite the explosive growth of online shopping and the growing sophistication of the Web marketplace.
But if analysts aren't sure about the scope of the phenomenon, the tech guys building the pricing systems certainly are. One computer scientist who builds smart sites for online retailers—with a nondisclosure agreement, hence the anonymity—says that concerns about different customers getting different price quotes for the same good are probably overblown. Some retailers do it, particularly when gauging the market for certain items. But companies know that consumers watch for it, and will take their business elsewhere if they think they're getting a raw deal.
That said, major retailers are getting much more sophisticated and subtle about ways to game their shoppers. It's common for big retail Web sites to direct different users to different deals, offers, or items based on their purchase histories or cookies. They also alter their Web pages with internal ads, letting a shopper's cookies or browser data influence which sale products pop up. And companies frequently offer special deals for customers with a few items in their shopping bags—from discounts on additional items, to free shipping, to coupons for future purchases. Ingenuity, rather than price-tampering, is now the name of the game.
And as much as retailers try to foil bargain shoppers, consumers actually do hold the upper hand online. Dynamic pricing is easy to counteract. Search multiple sites—including ones that collect prices from across the Internet as well as the sites themselves. Run searches on more than one browser, including one which you have erased cookies. Leave items in a shopping cart for a few days, to gin up discount offers. And be prepared.


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From November 2015 to April 2016, APPIA dealt with the extension to the existing Raspl catering building in Unterneukirchen. A seminar room was created adjacent to the restaurant. Business meetings can now be held in Gasthof Raspl as well as celebratory events. Hotel Traumschmiede, built by APPIA next door, is also favourable for this situation and can be used for overnight stays and breakfast. These conditions make it possible for the Raspl family to run the hotel and restaurant with success. Scope of performance: complete extension to the existing catering building – opposite Hotel Traumschmiede, incl. interior design and furnishing of a restaurant and seminar room.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – After winning two straight conference games for the first time in school history, the Lipscomb Lady Bisons soccer team will be back on the road this weekend for matches at Jacksonville (Oct. 14, 6 p.m.) and North Florida (Oct. 16, 12 noon). This will be Lipscomb's first road games since Sept. 25.
Lipscomb comes in to the weekend off one of the biggest victories in program history. Last Friday, the Lady Bison defeated Belmont, 2-1, for their first-ever victory against the cross-town rivals.
Offensively, this Bisons team is far ahead of last season's squad. After scoring just 10 goals in 18 games in 2010, Lipscomb has 14 goals through 14 matches so far in 2011. Senior Meghan McGuire has led the assault with five goals, while Alex Wagner and Kirsten Heikkinen have two apiece.
This weekend will be a big test for the Lady Bisons. Though winning two in a row has been a big boost for the program, Lipscomb has a long way to go to earn a spot in the conference tournament. The last time the Atlantic Sun was a 10-team league (2006), 12 points earned in conference play was enough for a tournament berth. At six points with four games to play, Lipscomb needs to come up with at least two more wins to stay in the race.
Jacksonville and North Florida both present significant challenges. The Dolphins defense, led by keeper Sarah Sierra, are giving up less than a goal per game and are tied with preseason Florida Gulf Coast for second in the conference. Offensively, Jacksonville has done most of its damage in the second half, with 13 of it's 19 goals this season coming in the final 45 minutes of regulation.
North Florida boasts a high-octane offense that is third in the conference with 24 goals. Laura Hopfensperger leads the Ospreys with five goals, while Carolina Lencina and Kathryne Husted have four apiece.
The schedule won't get much easier in the final weekend of the regular season. Lipscomb will be back home for matches against preseason favorite Florida Gulf Coast (Oct. 21, 7 p.m.) and wrap up the regular season with Senior Day against Stetson (Oct. 23, 1 p.m.)
Opponents Last Matches
Jacksonville up-ended Upstate 4-1, Friday. Kaitlyn Bassett had a hand in each score, assisting on two goals and scoring twice including the game-winner. Sunday, the Dolphins were handed their first A-Sun loss of 2011, falling 3-0 at ETSU. North Florida lost to ETSU 2-1 Friday, despite three Megan Dorsey saves and an 18th minute goal from Carolina Lencina. The Ospreys bounced back Sunday with a 2-0 win against Upstate. Kathryne Husted scored twice and Rachel Beninati made five saves for the shutout victory.
Last Time Against This Week's Opponent
Lipscomb lost to both North Florida and Jacksonville in 2010. Danielle Bethke scored a goal and Erin Zerio made four saves, but two North Florida goals in the first 11 minutes of action proved too much for the Lady Bisons to overcome. Two days later, Jacksonville defeated the Lady Bisons 3-0. Liz Fink, the second-leading active scorer in the A-Sun, assisted on two of the goals.
Lipscomb Makes History with First-Ever Win Against Rival Belmont
Katie Wood headed in the game-winner in the 77th minute and Erin Zerio made seven saves in Lipscomb's first-ever win against archrival Belmont, 2-1. Kirsten Heikkinen scored in the eighth minute, the third match in a row the Lady Bisons netted the first goal. In addition to earning the program's first-ever victory against Belmont, the Lady Bisons also won consecutive A-Sun games for the first time.
Lady Bisons Defeat Upstate Behind Goals From Bethke, McGuire
Danielle Bethke scored the game-winner in the 17th minute and assisted on Meghan McGuire's team-leading fifth goal in the 20th to earn Lipscomb their first Atlantic Sun victory since Oct. 23, 2009. Zerio made five saves for her first shutout of the campaign.
Lady Bisons Moving Up the All-Time Lists
Several Lady Bisons are moving up the career lists as the regular season winds down. McGuire is tied for third all-time with eight career goals and is one point behind Hallie Proffitt for third all-time. Bethke overtook Proffitt for second all-time in shots with 84 and is seven behind Melissa Chambers for most all-time. Erin Zerio broke the 200-save barrier two weeks ago; at 208 in her career, she's just 10 behind Adrienne Childers for second all-time.


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- Al Williams PAK-II floating point co-processor
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January 17, 2013 12:04 ET
ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Jan. 17, 2013) - Enterprise Group, Inc. ("Enterprise" or the "Company") (TSX:E) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Warren Cabral as Chief Financial Officer effective immediately.
Leonard Jaroszuk, President and Chief Executive Officer of Enterprise comments, "We are very pleased to welcome Warren to our team." "Warren has extensive hands-on experience implementing and managing change in complex environments and brings to Enterprise the necessary financial skill set needed to execute our business plan. Our plan for rapid growth, both organically and by acquisition, is what attracted Warren to Enterprise. We now have in place another piece of the team Enterprise needs to reach its goals."
Mr. Cabral was most recently CFO for one of Canada's largest institutional investment fund managers, managing global investments for pensions, endowments and government funds in Alberta. Mr. Cabral is a graduate from the University of Alberta, a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Alberta and is an alumnus of Ernst & Young.
Enterprise is also pleased to provide a corporate update on recent activities:
Enterprise's infrastructure and utility construction division, T.C. Backhoe & Directional Drilling (TC) has secured the continuation of a long term arrangement with one of Canada's premier electricity utility providers to provide new construction and maintenance services specific to a geographic region to the North East and around to the South East of metro Edmonton. Further to this continuation, the same utility provider has awarded TC a new long term arrangement for the geographical region from the North West around to the South of metro Edmonton. The combined regions make up the entire circumference around the City of Edmonton. The new long term arrangement will have a meaningful additional impact to TC's future revenues.
Mr. Jaroszuk, President & CEO comments further; "As we progress into 2013, demand for our services and specialized equipment remains extremely strong across the resource and broad based construction sectors that we serve."
Artic Therm International (ATI), Enterprise's flameless heating rental division is reporting higher than historical utilization of its rental fleet for this current winter season. ATI is also pleased to report that further pipeline thermal expansion work has been requested immediately by the world's largest producer of bitumen operating in Fort McMurray and ATI will be sending one its 3 million BTU heating units and crews to complete the project.
E One Limited, Enterprise's heavy equipment rental division is pleased to report that it also is operating a higher than historical utilization of its rental fleet for the current winter season.
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British DJ and Producer Gareth Emery sat for a quick interview before his performance at Mansion Miami this past Wednesday. He talked about everything from Hindu mythology to wanting to get a white-collar job. I'd say everyone on the dance floor that night would agree that we're pretty happy he stuck to music instead.
Q: Do you mind when people label you a trance DJ?
A: Well, I guess the first thing to say would be "Do I consider myself one?" I really don't like to put myself in a bracket. I've really liked over the years playing so much different music in my sets. I guess over time, due to playing on certain line-ups, and to be fair making some really famous trance records over the years, understandably that's the bracket I get put in. I don't mind. But, what I do mind is when people apply this really rigid definition of what trance music is. I can play a track by Nicky Romero and people would say, "Well that's not a trance record," when if it was made by Ashley Wallbridge they would consider it trance, even if it's the exact same record.
Q: Do you think trance is dying off as a genre?
A: I think trance has had a hard time and what happened is house music took a lot of good ideas from trance. Trance music now is nothing like what it was 5 years ago, it was all saxophones and all this really sexy stuff. Then people starting taking trance riffs and putting them in house records and I'm not sure people even realized the transition. Trance is very much alive, it just isn't what it used to be. What I really wish is that people in the trance scene could keep their minds more open to all types of EDM.
Q: If you were stranded on a deserted island with only one other DJ, who would it be?
A: Ashley Wallbridge is a great producer. We have a really similar style and have already made a few tracks together. Another good one might be Steve Angello just because we have completely different styles and I've never worked with him and would really like to.
Q: Why did you chose the name Garuda for your record label?
A: I wanted to start a label that could be easily related back to me. So I was traveling in Asia and Garuda is actually a mythical bird in Hindu culture. I heard about the mythology and I loved the imagery behind it. I like the design of it and then when i realized the word had the same first three letters of my name, I thought it was a no-brainer. I had gone through so many stupid ideas like G-star and Garuda just seemed to fit and catch on quite well.
Q: Do you have any tattoos?
A: No. I would like to. I've actually really wanted one for years. When I went to University I went to get a degree in politics and thought I would go into banking or even maybe even become a politican. Then as time went by I kind of said to myself, "Well I guess I've made a decent amount of money in music, I don't think I'm ever going to go back to a 9-5 job, maybe I should get one." That day has passed and I still really want one, I just haven't found the right one yet.


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Cowboys Training Camp Battles, Part VIII: David Buehler vs. Himself
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In the first seven parts of my Training Camp Battles Series, I analyzed the future of the nickel linebacker, defensive end, free safety, left tackle, wide receiver, tight end, and cornerback positions.
Today, I will analyze the oft-overlooked, yet extremely critical kicker position. A couple years ago, I conducted a study on the importance of kickers. I found that the difference between a 70 percent kicker and a 90 percent kicker is about one extra win per year–a pretty big deal in the context of a 16-game season.
Thus, it is imperative for the Cowboys to secure a reliable kicker, whether it David Buehler or somebody else. The inherent lack of season-to-season stability at the position could mean Buehler is the right guy for the job.
Recently, however, Peter King reported the organization seems "worried, really worried" about the kicker position. Veterans John Carney and Matt Stover are still free agents. King believes the 'Boys will sign one of them by Week Three of the preseason if Buehler doesn't show he can handle all kicking duties.
As of now, however, Buehler's only true competition is himself.
Scouting Report
I've never really scouted a kicker, but Buehler must be the most athletic one in NFL history. He ran a 4.57 forty-yard dash at 6'2", 222 pounds and performed 25 reps on the bench press. That would be an impressive weight/strength/speed combination for a running back, much less a kicker.
None of that really matters if Buehler is to be the Cowboys' placekicker, of course. Obviously he has a ton of leg, leading the NFL in touchbacks as a rookie. His issue will be accuracy (as is the case with just about every NFL kicker).
Perhaps being an athlete will help Buehler in his quest for accuracy. Kicking is as much (or perhaps more) mental as it is physical, and Buehler, as an athlete, has the confidence and mindset to rebound from a miss. Anyone can get on a roll, but the best kickers don't allow previous misses to negatively impact future kicks.
Pros/Cons of Using Buehler at Placekicker. . .
The biggest advantage to using Buehler for all kicking duties is the "extra" roster spot that would be saved. Buehler will make the squad as a kickoff specialist whether he tanks field goals or not, so the addition of another kicker would mean the disappearance of a positional player.
On the bright side, Buehler can again participate on the coverage units if he is retained solely as a kickoff specialist. In this way, Dallas wouldn't be losing a full roster spot–more like half of one.
I predicted Buehler would win all kicking duties in my last 53-man roster projection. I am not as confident in him now as I was then, however. He is certainly on a short leash. If he performs perfectly in preseason, he should retain his job. The first sign of trouble in either the preseason or start of the regular season, though, would likely result in the Cowboys signing a veteran and moving Buehler back to kickoff specialist/special teams ace.


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Calif. Resort Restores, Rents Vintage Airstreams
June 14, 2013 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Calif. Resort Restores, Rents Vintage Airstreams
A hint of yesteryear is beginning to take shape in the unique "Airstream Alley" at Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground, an upscale resort located along California's Central Coast near Solvang and Buellton, north of Santa Barbara.
The first vintage Airstream travel trailer, a 1964 Safari, is open and available for bookings and was soon joined by other vintage trailers, a 1971 Sovereign Land Giant and a 1955 Whale Tail, that will be rented as a tent cabins (no bathroom). They're going in to the heart of the resort, close to all the special amenities that appeal to campers.
When complete, "Airstream Alley" will be comprised of six vintage Airstream trailers situated along a pathway landscaped to match the period. Each awning will be striped a different color to differentiate the units.
"It will be like walking through the '50s and '60s when you walk through that area," predicted Dan Baumann, general manager of Flying Flags, which is managed by Horizon RV Resorts.
Several RV parks around the country are adding Airstreams to their rental inventory, but none to the extent of Flying Flags which hopes to add as many as 20 of the iconic trailers in the next year or so.
These totally renovated "silver bullets," built nearly a half century ago at Airstream Inc.'s facility in Jackson Center, Ohio, provide a unique camping experience to those who harken back to an earlier era of camping but still prefer modern amenities, explained Baumann.
The resort's owners are buying vintage Airstreams as they become available on the open market, Baumann explained. The purchases represent "a significant investment" for the owners, he added.
A special design team, headed by Eric Hawkey, is restoring the units with modern-day amenities such as mosaic tile, stainless steel kitchen fixtures, flat screen TVs, microwave ovens and air conditioners.
No two will be alike.
"All will be slightly different. Some will have queen beds, some will have split style beds a la Lucy Ricardo (in the "I Love Lucy" series) and some will have an integrated bunk bed. All will give a different experience and give people an opportunity to go the gamut with stripes, textures and bold colors. All will be very nice."
"Airstream Alley" is being landscaped with 1950s-style landscaping, as well as a fire pit, outdoor furniture and globe outdoor lighting.
After the first six go into the "Alley," the remainder will either be sited on the perimeter of the resort, away from all the hustle and bustle for guests who require more quiet surroundings, or can be integrated anywhere into the resort upon request.
"We look to have them before the start of next season," he said.
The remaining units will be rented out and placed on a site at the customer's request, Baumann said. He hopes to have three or four other Airstreams on site by autumn.
The resort has been planning the Airstream component for some time and put the word out that it wants to buy vintage units. "We're searching for them high and low, buying them one at a time from individuals," Baumann said.
Flying Flags gets good leads on available Airstreams through the Vintage Trailer Bash it holds each fall. The third annual event is coming up in September. Some 160 RVs from the 1940s through the 1960s come together for the event, with some of the participants being Airstream owners, he said. "We have made a lot of friends over the years with those folks who have fixed up their rigs," he said. "We're drawing on those resources as well as others we have made over the years."
The introductory rate for these Airstreams ranges from $140 to $220 a night, depending upon the time of year.
Flying Flag's design team, headed by Hawkey, has not gone to Airstream directly for guidance on the project but instead has called on several firms in the West that specialize in restoring the iconic trailers, Baumann said. The actual restoration goes on in a warehouse in Palm Springs, Calif.
"Some of them have come to us to take on the project and contribute to get their name out in the resort," he said.
The learning curve on restoring the Airstreams is "humongous," he said. "As we complete one, the next one will go faster."
"When you buy parts, it's not like walking down to a Ford dealer and buying trim parts. Only a few guys out there know what they're doing and have parts available for us," he said.
The resort's owners feel that with the demographic that patronizes Flying Flags and the nation's nostalgia craze, the investment will be worthwhile.
"The feedback thus far has been very good, Baumann said. "We're not doing this in a hokey style but with little hints of nostalgia that will be integrated into a complete, modern camping experience."
For more information visit www.flyingflags.com.


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We are often asked which side to treat with BPPV. This answer is relatively simple. The Dix-Hallpike maneuver is the standard test for BPPV. Basically what happens is that you lie down fast on your back and turn your head to one side (ideally looking up a bit too). After about 30 seconds have passed you will either be dizzy or have no reaction. In this example if you are on your left and you get dizzy on that side then you have left sided BPPV. The same is true vice-versa. Obviously you treat the side on which you have BPPV. However about 10% of people have BPPV on both sides or it is not clear on which side they have BPPV because they didn't get dizzy during the test but do other times.
The answer to the question about treating both sides is a bit more complicated. If you have BPPV on both sides or are not sure which side you have BPPV then you can indeed treat both sides. People often ask if you can "undo" the Epley maneuver by treating the left side immediately after treating the right side. No you can't. However, you can cause yourself to be more nauseous and may even throw up. Even worse you run the risk of converting posterior BPPV to horizontal BPPV. What is that you ask,… Well usually people have Posterior canal BPPV meaning the crystals are in the back most balance canal. When you do the treatment maneuver the crystals come out of this canal and float back into the vestibule of the vestibular apparatus (the balance organ). If you get a lot of these crystals floating around in there and then start rolling around again they can float into another balance canal – the horizontal canal. This is actually a much worse feeling BPPV. Luckily it is easily treating by a log roll (something you might accidentally do in bed) so it usually doesn't last very long.
So in summary we suggest getting a proper diagnosis for BPPV – and treating the appropriate side. If you are unsure on which side you have BPPV or have it on both sides we suggest treating one side for one week then treating the other side for the next week. This avoids confusion as to the diagnosis and also avoids nausea and conversion to Horizontal BPPV.


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Boy, 9, critically injured after fall from coach on A47 was part of rugby team heading home to Stamford
PUBLISHED: 20:05 13 April 2014 | UPDATED: 07:50 14 April 2014
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A nine-year-old boy returning home to Stamford after taking part in a rugby tournament remains in a critical condition after falling from a coach on the A47 near King's Lynn earlier today.
The incident happened shortly before 3.45pm when the boy fell from a door towards the back of a double-decker coach as it travelled on the A47 at Tilney All Saints.
The boy suffered serious injuries as a result and was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn where his condition is described as critical.
Thirty passengers, 20 children and 10 adults, were on board the 71-seater coach at the time of the incident although no one else was injured.
The youngsters are from Stamford Rugby Club in Lincolnshire and were travelling home after playing in a tournament at Holt in north Norfolk when the incident happened.
Superintendent Dave Marshall said: "This is a serious incident which has left a nine-year-old boy fighting for his life.
"The circumstances of how the boy came to fall from the coach will form part of our investigation and it would be inappropriate to speculate further at this stage.
"The boy's parents, who were travelling with the teams, are being supported by specially trained officers."
The road re-opened just after 9pm


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Both Hamas and Israel chalked up victories this week. In Damascus, the Islamic militants got a rare international embrace from Russia President Dmitry Medvedev. In Washington, the Jewish state got about $280 million for weapon system to intercept rockets from Gaza.
But three years after Israel imposed a blockade on Gaza to weaken the Islamist movement, the two sides are locked in a stalemate – looking not to final victory, but settling instead into a state of mutual deterrence. That has raised fresh debate in Israel among those who say the siege has failed to bring down the Islamist militants, and those who say it's an essential if unappealing tool to contain a group some fear could act as a proxy for Iran in a broader regional war.
"The strategies that Israel adopted to deal with Gaza since June 2007 when Hamas took over have failed,'' says Yossi Alpher, a former adviser to Prime Minister Ehud Barak and a coeditor of the Israeli-Palestinian opinion forum Bittlerlemons.org.
He acknowledges that the near-hermetic seal on commercial trade has brought economic upheaval, but says it hasn't weakened Hamas's hold on power or prompted it to be more open to compromise. Instead, he says, it has undercut a potential counterweight to Hamas: Gaza businesses and professionals.
Special report, video: What Gaza looks like through four Gazans' eyes
"Hamas hasn't moderated," says Mr. Alpher. "[The blockade] has impoverished the middle class, which used to trade with us [Israel], and it has empowered Hamas and the tunnel diggers."
But the view that the blockade – jointly enforced by Egypt, which has cracked down recently on the smuggling tunnels along its shared border with Gaza – is boomeranging isn't shared by Israel's government, says Uzi Dayan, an ex-general and a member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party. There is an acknowledgment, however, among Israelis that the options before them are imperfect and unappealing.
"The most common thing I hear is that there are no good options so far as Gaza is concerned, only varying shades of bad ones," says one Western diplomat who speaks frequently with Israel's security community.
IN PICTURES: Palestinian smugglers on the Egypt Gaza border
More radical measures could threaten current calm
Israel has been hewing to a middle ground between two more radical solutions it is loath to embrace.
Regime change in Gaza runs the risk of Israeli casualties and a resumption of Israeli responsibility for administering the impoverished coastal strip of 1.5 million Palestinians. Engaging Hamas politically before it accepts Israel's right to exist and recognizes past peace agreements would be seen as handing a political and strategic victory to the Islamist movement, which Israel considers a terrorist group. It would also undermine the Western-backed Palestinian Authority in Ramallah.
That leaves the policy of managing the situation with Hamas in Gaza via an unwritten, open-ended truce backed up by a military deterrent (which will be enhanced by Israel's forthcoming Iron Dome intercept system). Both sides observe unspoken rules of nonaggression that yield a measure of calm that is workable on both sides of the border.
"I don't think the blockade hurts [Hamas] that much. Of course it blocks growth and development. In the long run poverty and underdevelopment fuels terrorism, but meanwhile we can't play into the hands of terrorists," says Maj. Gen. Dayan, a former deputy military chief of staff who believes Gaza must be even more isolated to block weapons inflow.
But for now, Israel is tolerating a neighbor which it declared a "hostile entity" that has resumed a weapons build-up with the help of Iran.
Hamas faces critics, complaints, and lack of cash in Gaza
Though Hamas can still lay claim to legitimacy (helped by this week's meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev), it faces an increasingly discontented populace four years after strong voter support brought the group to power in 2006 elections.
Its current modus vivendi in which it has halted rocket fire in return for stability has exposed itself to ridicule from political rivals that it has gone soft on fighting Israel even though Gaza continues to suffer under Israel's blockade.
And even though it remains firmly in power, the failure of Hamas in the last two months to pay in full the salaries of public servants and security officials is a sign that it is being stretched financially. Last week, Arab Bank, the largest banking company in the Arab world, announced a decision to shutter its Gaza branch – one of the last financial links to the outside world. With an economy wholly dependent on external support, some Palestinians have argued that Hamas has taken Gaza down a dead end.
"The reality of Hamas is difficult," says Hani El-Masri, a Palestinian political analyst. "It is besieged, there is no resistance, Egypt has taken a hostile position, there's no prisoner swap [for captured Israeli soldier Sgt. Gilad Shalit], and there's no Arab international recognition."
Still, Hamas has effective veto over peace process
And yet, as long as the status quo persists in Gaza, Hamas has enough political and military power to effectively veto any political agreements reached between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. That may make a convenient argument for those in Israel's right-wing government to fight against the viability of a peace deal. Indirect negotiations, over how to restart talks, picked up this week for the first time since 2008.
For the time being, tolerating Hamas rule in Gaza gives Israel an actor from which to demand security quiet – one which has an interest in preventing domestic chaos. The price is festering violence, a weapons build-up, and the entrenchment of an "emirate'' inspired by the Sunni Islamic Muslim Brotherhood.
"It's a very long-term process of taming Hamas," says Gidi Grinstein, the president of the Reut Institute, a center left Tel Aviv think tank. "I wouldn't call it a strategy… You could call it a strategy, but I don't think its declared. We can't do it much different."


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Royston's marathon champs tell their tales
PUBLISHED: 17:01 25 April 2012
RUNNERS from in-and-around Royston conquered the gruelling Virgin London Marathon on Sunday raising cash for their chosen charities.
The Crow caught up with the long-distance champs after the race to find out how they got on.
Mandy Jinkerson's two boys Adam, 20, and Dan, 18, ran much of the 26-mile course together.
The eldest, who is currently at university in Leicester, completed the Virgin London Marathon in 4:20 securing just under £300 for Childline.
Although the exertion hit him hard the event has left a positive mark on Adam.
"It was amazing, just really good," he said.
"Canary Wharf was great just on that stretch there was so much support in that area, from there to the last five miles was incredible.
"There were points where you thought you could have given up but there were people shouting your name, carrying you along and getting you running again."
After the 26-miles were up Adam said he would never do it again but now says he would consider doing it again.
The sentiment was shared by his brother, who made it round in 4:41 – beating his mother's previous time – and raised over £1,000 for the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Dan said: "It went really well it was a really good experience and the crowds were really amazing and helped you round.
"I think I saw all my family on Tower Bridge around the 13-mile mark and I was with my brother at this time.
"I started to hit the wall around that mark and I think because they had a poster it gave me a boost to get round the course."
To donate to Adam log on to http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/AdamJinkerson or check out http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/danjinkerson to give cash to Dan's chosen charity.
*THE chairman of a group behind a Royston charity challenge finished her first marathon raising over £1,400 for the Teenage Cancer Trust
Royston in Blue Committee is the brains behind the Pink Ribbon Run/Walk, which has this year changed its name to Royston in Blue.
And chairman Lisa Thompson was in the pink, completing her first Virgin London Marathon in 7:12 mins.
She said: "Although I was in pain for the last four miles and the weather changed from very sunny to very cold, windy and wet, I was determined to finish.
"I was not worried about finishing in a time. I just wanted to complete it and I have raised over £1,400 for Teenage Cancer Trust which will go to the new ward at Addenbrooke's Hospital."
The four-mile Pink Ribbon Run/Walk will take place on Sunday, June 24, on Therfield Heath with all money going towards the Teenage Cancer Trust and the ward at Addenbrookes Hospital.
Last year's event secured £18,000 and the group wants to get as many people as possible to enter.
Entrance forms are available from shops in the town or go onto the website www.roystoninblue.co.uk
To donate to Lisa log on to www.justgiving.com/Lisa-Thompson150366
*A MOTHER-OF-TWO has raised over £2,500 by running her first marathon.
Wendy Gurr, of Curlew Crescent in Royston, made it round the Virgin London Marathon course in 5:46 and was running for The Amy Wallace Magpie trust.
She said: "It was great, it was just hard work obviously especially with it being my first marathon.
"I wanted to get round in under six hours with it being my first marathon and I didn't stop or walk once which I found more amazing.
"I think having watched it so much on telly it was just when you run down into the Mall and see the finish line it is just the most amazing feeling when you realise you're about to finish and really fantastic."
To donate to Mrs Gurr log on to www.virginmoneygiving.com/WendyGurr


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My response covers other qualities of cache containers and hides as I have trouble separating out just size.
Firstly, theres no such thing as a bad cache; and I just want to say thanks to all the teams out there who have put in the time, effort, and often expense, to hide treasures for the rest of us to find!
Having said that, in my opinion, some of the best hides take reconnoitering to plan the cache container. This also helps avoid the hastily placed cache that may not last. Ourselves, we havent placed any spur-of-the-moment caches but for me, part of the enjoyment is planning the hide. If you're away from home, you may not want to make multiple trips to plan a cache. In which case, having multiple sized containers is a great idea. You should be fairly confident that the cache will last without maintenance though.
I believe that generally, cachers like to find a cache with room for trade items. Theres something about hunting for potential treasure (especially for junior cachers) , or perhaps taking away a memoir. And what Mike Buschele and 1queenand4jokers say is absolutely true, place as big a cache as reasonable. If nothing else, it opens up options for what trade items and TBs may be left behind. We dont always trade either, but still like looking through the cache contents.
Weve certainly learned a lot through the process of placing a few caches. We placed a small cache outside of the city and very quickly received feedback that cachers expected a bigger container (weve since replaced it). Were also big fans of the Lock-n-Lock; theres a size and shape for just about any occasion! Weve hidden ammo boxes that we know will stand the test of time, but theyre fairly large and limit hiding options. Therere plenty of regular and large caches hidden in the forest under a pile of branches (ours included).
I think of greater importance than size, is planning for cache longevity. Making sure the contents stay dry and doing your best to ensure it doesnt get muggled or taken away by Mother Nature should be the first consideration. Of course you cant plan for everything just do your best!
Also the hide itself is important; finding the cache should be both challenging and fun not an ordeal. Ive lost plenty of blood reaching through conifers and some locations have broken glass hazards. The ironic part is that often these locations have a much nicer hiding spot close by, and we wonder why the cache hider didnt pick the nicer spot. I can appreciate that sometimes its difficult for the hider to see these hazards after focusing on finding the perfect hiding place; so step back and look at the site again to see what hazards exist and if it realty is a good place to send cachers to.
There is a place for micros (multi-caches are certainly a good use for micros), and a micro still beats a virtual! However, my opinion is there should be a reason to use a micro. If the location is historically significant (perhaps a monument or religious site) the cache doesnt need to be placed right on the object. Even if the cache is hidden a short distance away, the cache hider is still bringing attention to the object and the cache stands a better chance of surviving muggles. Having said that, there are certainly some clever hides of micros on monuments that we enjoyed finding.
Cache variety is good. Cachers cache for different reasons, and will appreciate different cache containers for different reasons. For some its all about the location a nice park, view, trail, etc. For us, after a hike, we appreciate sitting down and enjoying a cache with a logbook and a few treasures in it it too tells a story. Other times, the fun is in solving a puzzle to come to the cache location but still, after the accomplishment of solving the puzzle, we like to be rewarded with a few trade items. A very clever hide puts a smile on our faces. For some (myself included), sometimes it doesnt matter if the cache is a micro buried in a pile of broken glass as long as its got a FTF Certificate in it! There are times when a cacher is just looking for a quick cache-n-grab when theyve got a little time to kill or on a road trip, but still, enjoy finding trade items. Some cachers will also enjoy the challenge of trying to retrieve a cache in a high-muggle area, and micros may be suitable for these types of caches.
Personaly speaking, I prefer any cache bigger than a micro. I have hidden 3 caches as small as a deck of cards, but only in their rightful place.
If any of you have done my caches you'll see that I try to make each of my hides unique in some way. ie:micro, puzzle, multi, ect. Limiting yourself to one type of cache will either attract, or scare away potential cachers. Not everyone wants a drive up cache, or a dead end micro.
I feel that people want to be entertained by a cache. Wether it's a puzzle ,a leisurely stroll on a park path or a rugged hike in the Canadian sheild. If you can make the challenge or the result an interesting experiance, the cachers will be entertained. You can't ask for much more than that.
Here's something that no one has touched on, is the proximity of caches to one another. There have been instances where caches have been placed very close together. I try not to place a cache in a small park where another cacher has hidden theirs. This might be a subject for another forum, so I'll leave it at that.
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Paris: Dialogues des carmélites
Sunday 15 Dec 2013, 5pmThéâtre des Champs-Elysées, Paris
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Poulenc Dialogues des Carmélites
Based on the true story of a group of persecuted nuns during the French Revolution, Poulenc's second opera Les Dialogues des Carmelites is arguably the composer's masterpiece. Poulenc famously declared 'my music is my portrait', and in Dialogues's wrenching drama and allusions to both modern and sacred musical structures, it has been suggested that the work alludes to the composer's own concerns on the condition and future of his native France. Whatever the intention, however, the work was widely praised when it premièred at Milan's Teatro alla Scala in 1957, and continues to receive adulation whenever it is performed (the New York Times recently describing the Dialogues as 'restrained yet lush, refined yet wrenching').
The Philharmonia perform the work over six dates in December at Paris's Théâtre des Champs-Elysées.


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