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Facebook has launched a new feature that will let its users search for more detailed information across the social network. Soon, you'll be able to find the restaurants and TV shows your friends like or see every picture they've taken at the Grand Canyon.
As much as users may like the new features, the company hasn't exactly been a Wall Street darling. So, the new feature may be less about you and me and more about Facebook's bottom line.
"It's about time," Nate Elliott, an analyst at Forrester Research, said about the new feature. "It should have been there all along."
Elliott said Facebook users have been frustrated for a while because they were unable to sort through all the content their friends put up. Unless you happened to be online when they posted, chances were good you were going to miss it. He called Facebook's previous search function "one of the worst search experiences online."
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg demonstrated Tuesday what he calls "graph search" at the company's headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.
He explained how one week he wanted to have a group of friends over to watch Game of Thrones. So, he typed in a query to graph search: "friends near Palo Alto like Game of Thrones." Their names popped up.
"This was great," Zuckerberg said. "I mean, I just clicked on a bunch of them, invited them over, and we had a small Dothraki party."
Zuckerberg was joined by Facebook software engineer Lars Rasmussen, who showed off how the new feature can be used to search photos. It can sort them by place, names and even years. Rasmussen typed in a query for photos of his friends before 1990. He laughed as old-school photos popped up.
"Suddenly, everyone is a child again," he said.
Facebook's Challenge
While Facebook might be catching up with this new feature, there are also strong economic incentives for getting it out. Analyst Elliott says the road to Facebook is filled with dead and dying social networks. Friendster and MySpace "got boring," Elliot said. People set up their social networks, and there was nothing to do.
Elliott said Facebook's growth is slowing. There's a limit to the number of new users it's going to draw. So, the future, he says, is keeping people more engaged.
"That's the constant concern for any social network is 'How do we make sure that people have lots of interesting things happening in their friend networks?' "
During the introduction of the new feature, Zuckerberg and his staff constantly referenced user privacy as if they were making a pre-emptive strike. Facebook has been dogged by privacy concerns since its inception. The company was investigated by the Federal Trade Commission and is still under an order that requires it to undergo an independent privacy audit every two years.
Facebook software engineer Tom Stocky explained how you can search for photos of yourself that other people have put up and tagged. He pulled up some photos of himself in a monster costume.
"Let's say for whatever reason I find these photos embarrassing," Stocky said. "Let's say I don't want them to appear in search. ... I'd love to have them removed from Facebook altogether."
Stocky clicked on a feature that let him remove the tags and then another feature that let him send a note to the user who posted them, asking to have them taken down.
'Open A Lot Of Users' Eyes'
Debra Aho Williamson, an analyst at eMarketer, said this feature may actually help users really understand how much information they've been sharing.
"That's going to open a lot of users' eyes," she said.
It might actually make people more active in managing their personal information, she said.
Facebook also showed off a partnership with the Microsoft search engine, Bing. If a user searches for a restaurant among his or her friends and can't find it, Bing will supplement with results from the open Internet.
For now, most analysts don't see Facebook's new feature as a direct threat to Google. Williamson says 75 percent of U.S. searches go through Google, which has access to much more information about individuals across the many platforms it owns — Android, Google Docs, Google+ and so forth.
Facebook is rolling out its new feature slowly over the next few months. Although "graph search" is currently only available on desktop computers, Zuckerberg indicated that the company is working on making it available on mobile devices. He also emphasized that the new feature is "in Beta." Improvements will be coming.
Facebook has launched a new search feature. It's designed to let its hundreds of millions of users find stuff - like the restaurants and TV shows that friends like or to see every picture they've taken at the Grand Canyon, for example. Facebook itself is unveiling this search engine as it goes on its own kind of search - a search for more revenue, after last year's disappointing public stock offering.
NPR's Laura Sydell reports.
LAURA SYDELL, BYLINE: Facebook's now got more than a billion users around the world and it has all sorts of information about them - what they watch on TV, where they went to high school.
NATE ELLIOT: Facebook today has one of the worst search site experiences that you're going to find anywhere online.
SYDELL: Nate Elliot, analyst at Forrester Research. His reaction to the announcement of Facebook's new search feature is - well, it's about time.
ELLIOT: It's a little bit embarrassing for them that they haven't fixed it before now.
SYDELL: The company's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, demonstrated the new search yesterday at the company's Silicon Valley headquarters. He's a "Game of Thrones" fan.
MARK ZUCKERBERG, CEO, FACEBOOK: And I wanted to invite some people over who wanted to watch it. But, I didn't know which of my friends who lived around me liked "Game of Thrones." So, I just put a query into graph search - friends - near Palo Alto like "Game of Thrones."
SYDELL: And up popped his friends who like the show. The new search also figures out who your best pals are.
FACEBOOK: At the top, that's my sister and that's her husband. And then a lot of the rest of the folks are sorted by how many mutual friends you have with the person or other signals that are in the Facebook system for how much you care about these different folks.
SYDELL: The new search will also sort through photos based on who took them, when, and where. No doubt many Facebook users will enjoy the new feature.
But, analyst Nate Elliot says Facebook had to do this because it's not growing as fast as it once did.
ELLIOT: So what Facebook has to think about now is, how do we keep those billion users very engaged?
SYDELL: Because if they aren't engaged, they might go somewhere else.
If you look back into the history of social networks, says Elliot, it takes more than getting people to sign up to be successful. Take Friendster - remember them?
ELLIOT: People came and set up their social networks and there was really nothing else happening. It got boring and they went away.
SYDELL: During the introduction of the new feature Zuckerberg and his staff constantly referenced user privacy - as if they were making a pre-emptive strike. Facebook been dogged by criticisms of its shifting privacy policies. The Federal Trade Commission has ordered the company to have a privacy audit every two years.
At yesterday's demo privacy was a big topic. The new search lets you see photos of yourself tagged by others. Facebook software engineer Tom Stocky searched and found embarrassing photos of himself dressed as a monster, but put up by someone else. With the new feature...
TOM STOCKY: It's untags me from those photos. And then the second thing is that it sends that person a message and says hey, would you please take these down?
SYDELL: The new feature will also let you search all publicly available information about anyone on Facebook. If it's public that you like "Game of Thrones" - strangers will find you more easily.
eMarketer analyst Debra Aho Williamson says this might make people more aware of how Facebook can compromise their privacy.
DEBRA AHO WILLIAMSON: Because up until now, there really hasn't been the ability to search for photos that your friends posted five years ago and now there is. That's going to open a lot of people's eyes.
SYDELL: Though Facebook is adding search, most analysts don't see it as a major threat to Google at this point.
The new search feature is going to be rolled out slowly over the next few months. CEO Zuckerberg says it's still in beta, and for now, it isn't available on mobile devices.
Laura Sydell, NPR News, San Francisco. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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While Hurricane Sandy uprooted the lives of many people across the tri-state area, children in foster care who already live with a degree of uncertainty as to whether they will ever find a stable and permanent home often remain in the shadows. The recent storm added another set of challenges. According to an official with Hudson County's Court Appointed Special Advocates – a group that works with Hudson County's several hundred foster kids – in one case, a girl who was not in a good foster home was apparently made to sleep without blankets during the storm because her foster mom was punishing her.
"We were very concerned," said Beverly Savage, Executive Director for Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA). CASA trains volunteers who represent the best interests of children in foster care with the goal of finding them a permanent home.
She mentioned that the nonprofit, which is located in Jersey City, was without power for a week and was trying to ascertain that all the children they represent were safe.
"We found some things that we were not happy about," said Savage. She said her organization tracked families all week, including one that went to a shelter.
"What is happening this year is not typical in Hudson County." – Beverly Savage
In Hudson County last year, 1,095 children went through the foster care system, giving the county the distinction of having the third largest population of foster children in the state of New Jersey. The children often have been removed from their families because of some form of neglect or abuse.
Celebration canceled
This year, the annual celebration that takes place in Hudson County for National Adoption Day –scheduled for the Friday before Thanksgiving – was canceled for the first time.
"Unfortunately, what is happening this year is not typical in Hudson County," said Savage. "We always have a big celebration [and] quite a number of adoptions."
CASA, the Division of Youth and Family Services, Hudson County United Way, and UPS, are cosponsors of the event, which is in its fifth year in Hudson County.
"There are so many resources going justifiably to hurricane relief," noted Savage. She said hosting a celebration was likely "not the most appropriate use of our resources."
Rather than 20 to 25 adoptions, a smaller scale of 8 to 10 families planned to adopt on Nov. 16.
"This year we did not have as many families who wanted to wait for the day," said Savage. Towns like Secaucus support the day by collecting teddy bears and gift card gifts for the children and families.
In Hudson County 54 children have been adopted this year.
In total, National Adoption Day, which is officially Nov. 17, helped nearly 40,000 children move from foster care to a forever family. This year the National Adoption Day Coalition expects 4,500 children in foster care to be adopted on that day. There are more than 100,000 children in foster care across the country according to the national web site.
Finding a permanent home
"We get assigned by family court to the most serious cases of neglect and abuse," said Savage. "Our mission is to find safe and permanent homes."
CASA works with children who may have suffered neglect, physical or sexual abuse, and may be medically fragile as well as emotionally damaged, according to Savage.
Appointed by family court judges, CASA volunteer advocates typically handle just one case at a time — and commit to staying on that case until the child is placed in a safe and permanent home.
Volunteers undergo 30 hours of training that includes sessions on Child Abuse and Neglect, Understanding the Courts, and Medical Advocacy, among others.
"We really ask them to commit to this," said Savage. She stressed that it is not a mentoring role but rather the volunteer is "taking responsibility for a child's future."
The volunteers have access through court orders to all of the stakeholders in the child's life. In putting together information for the court they talk with teachers, relatives, doctors, and the biological parents.
While all the children under New Jersey state law have a law guardian, Savage explained that these guardians have a very high caseload and can have more than 100 children who they represent. While the law guardian tells the court what the child wants, CASA is obliged to tell the law guardian what is in the child's best interest.
"We are eyes and ears of the judge…the fact finders," noted Savage.
She said that last year, volunteers' recommendations were converted to court orders at a level of 80 percent. Hudson County has about 70 CASA volunteers. CASA carefully considers volunteers through an application and interview process and seeks individuals who are mature, openhearted, and intelligent.
"I would encourage people to get involved," said Savage. "We are always looking for more volunteers."
Next volunteer info session
The next Volunteer Information Session will be held on Dec. 11 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Room 400 of the Hudson County Administration Building, located at 595 Newark Ave. in Jersey City. Attendees are asked to use the side or rear entrance. For more information, call: (201) 795-9855.
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It's been a busy past few months in the Lake Region.
It's been a busy past few months in the Lake Region. In addition to annual family vacations and festivities, the summer season is traditionally a time for favorite outdoor activities such as baseball, swimming and camps.
The Devils Lake Park Board continues to oversee many different recreation and competitive opportunities for both youth and adults of the area. During Monday's regular meeting at Burdick arena, two officials gave reports of summertime programs through the park board.
Blake Reinholt, the Devils Lake youth baseball coordinator this summer, updated the board about the program this summer. In his first year in the position, Reinholt noted that the season was an overall success.
"I think it went really well," he said at the meeting. "From t-ball on up, everything seemed to go on without hitch."
In general, the area teams were able to play an optimal number of games including traveling to play other squads in the region. Scheduling at the Babe Ruth level, for 13-15 year-olds, proved to be a challenge due to a number of reasons such as cancellations by opponents with numbers issues.
As a whole, however, the youth baseball program went well with good numbers all the way through, Reinholt stated.
"Numbers were good especially in the younger age groups," he said. "We really want to have that turnout continuing to be strong and keep those players out."
David Kerlin, the manager of the Mike Dosch Memorial Pool, told the board that it's also been an overall positive summer at the pool.
One concern, however, has been that the children's wading pool at the Devils Lake facility has been closed since late July due to an issue with pipes. Ultimately, the only way the maintenance problem could be fixed would be to shut down both pools, park board employees noted.
The pool is slated to close this week with the last day being Aug. 22.
"Everything has went well," he commented. "Attendance just comes down to the weather."
Cool and wet conditions affected turnout in June. A pleasant month in July, however, brought swimmers out to the Mike Dosch Memorial Pool. August started out strong, but the amount of swimmers has faded especially for evening sessions.
"The evening swim has been pretty slow the last couple of weeks," the manager stated. "That has continued to be a trend in August during the last few years."
While public swimming at night hasn't featured a high number of swimmers, lap swim has grown in popularity.
"Most days, you have to come early to make sure you have a lane," Kerlin commented.
Swimming lessons have been a huge hit with almost all sessions full.
"It's been a very big draw," he stated.
In other business, the park board unanimously agreed to keep its officials and committee assignments for the next year. Jamie Beck was selected as the board president while Kale
Stromme was chosen as the vice president.
Members also made a motion to officially recognize that the Devils Lake Park Board continues to support the proposed event and wellness center facilities. The issue is set to go to a city-wide vote Oct. 7.


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Two bids were accepted for work at three parks within Stuttgart for $347,100 respectfully.
Visitors to Stuttgart city parks will see some improvements come next season. Two bids were accepted for work at three parks within Stuttgart for $347,100 respectfully.
The first bid went to local business Pierce and Company for $139,100. There will be an additional small shop building built on the Reinsch Complex site, along with a large pavilion.
"The large pavilion will be used for team meetings, and for inclement weather," Stuttgart Parks and Recreation Director Mike Drewett said.
Nine other smaller pavilions will be built with the money that will be split between the Reinsch Complex, J.B. Bryant Park and John Cain Park. Another large pavilion will be built on the Stuttgart Aquatic Center site.
"They (Pierce and Company) will do site and prep work in the next weeks," Drewett explained. "But they will be ordering the buildings, and that will hopefully be ready for ball season. "
D&D Paving, of Sheryl, Ark., received the second bid for parking lot paving work for $208,000.
"Asphalt is expensive," Drewett said explaining the expense.
The company will pave the Stuttgart Aquatic Center parking lot, property that was recently purchased at the Reinsch Complex and another portion of the Reinsch Complex parking lot.
"A majority of the Reinsch Complex parking lot will be paved," Drewett said.
The company plans to gravel the areas next week and let the area sit throughout the winter and begin the paving process in late February or early March, depending on the weather.


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There's a lot of uncertainty about sequestration and its potential impacts, however Oak Ridge National Laboratory Director Thom Mason indicated one thing was for sure: Lab employees will report to work on March 1.
There's a lot of uncertainty about sequestration and its potential impacts, however Oak Ridge National Laboratory Director Thom Mason indicated one thing was for sure: Lab employees will report to work on March 1.
"No matter where sequestration ends up, come March 1, we'll all report to work," he said in a message to employees. "We'll continue to operate as safely and efficiently as possible, and to focus resources on our scientific missions."
Mason asked ORNL employees to remain focused on their work during what's likely to be a time of distractions. He said there are bound to be spending constraints if the sequestration takes effect, but the details probably won't be available for a while.
"Based on preliminary information from the Office of Science, we don't anticipate dramatic labwide impacts this fiscal year. But until various DOE (U.S. Department of Energy) programs determine how to apportion reductions, it's impossible to predict effects with certainty," the director said.
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"In addition, we will need to be prepared for the enduring impacts of sequestration in 2014 and beyond."
Mason told employees they would receive more guidance as soon as possible, and he thanked them for spending cuts and changes that they've already endured.
"They put us in position to weather this storm far better than we might have," he said.
Mason's message to ORNL employees comes a little more than a week after a report by House committee members said that if automatic federal spending cuts kick in, many workers at the Y-12 National Security Complex could be furloughed.
An analysis by Democratic members of the House Appropriations Committee reportedly showed up to 1,000 workers at the Oak Ridge weapons plant could be out of work for six months.
That report cautioned Y-12 is trying to shore up security after a breach last summer in which three older protesters reached the plant's storage building for weapons-grade uranium.
"Clearly, these layoffs will adversely impact efforts to improve security," the report stated.
The Democrats also said automatic reductions could idle ORNL's High Flux Isotope Reactor.
"Several major use facilities at national labs would be shut down," the report stated — citing research projects at Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York and the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico would be idled, as well as ORNL's only nuclear reactor.
The across-the-board cuts are scheduled to begin Friday, unless President Obama and Republican congressional leaders agree on alternative reductions.


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TRAINING: 2 sessions a day of strength and conditioning, technique, and sparring.
When and why did you start training for fighting? 2006. Because I like to fight and I will win.
What ranks and titles have you held? None
Do you have any heroes? Spiderman
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? Everything. It is a dream come true.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? None
What was your job before you started fighting? Plumber
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? Undefeated as an amateur (2-0)
Favorite grappling technique: Double wrist lock
Favorite Striking technique: Jab
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KAM Designs M86 Run #2
It appears there is enough interest in these to be able to do another Run
Gloss Black
Dust Black
Trigger, grip panels & screws included but not shown
All parts will be anodized to match.
- AGD Spec where it counts.
- 86 degree (CCM based shape)
- Mounting for Fabco MSV-2 & clippard MPA-3
- Tapped for Sleeper LPR mount Capable. The frame will be tapped 1/8NPT on the bottom but. You will have to modify the MSV-2 & its mounting plate. It will not come modified.
- Frame accepts 2X emag trigger magnets above the forward trigger stop.
- Can be used on twistlock guns or non twistlock.
- Sear release hole for use on pnuemags.
- AGD Saftey compatable. (Safetey NOT Included)
- All Stainless Steel screws/pins
- Trigger included, Forward & back stop setscrews.
- Grip Panels included.
This run I will allow the buyer to chose if they want "AO ARMY" Engraved on there frame. It will be in the same location as the "BEO Mafia" on this frame. On both sides. It will be in the same font as the AO ARMY jerseys are.
It will be a additional fee. Going to the machinist for setup.
That fee will be $30
Other custom engraving is available but there will be a minimum number needed to be ordered. And price will need to be determined on complexity. Custom engraving is not available on orders of 1 frame.
Now the specifics.
As soon as I have enough spots filled I will have these started.
Pre-order is only open for 1 month.
Price will be $200 CLOSED
Your choice of finish.
Dust Black, Gloss Black or Raw (no discount for raw)
$100 Payment to secure your frame due now.
Absolutely No refunds. Unless the project falls thru then full refund will be made.
$100 upon completion. Add $30 if engraving option is chosen.
Time frame to Completion: TBD upon preorder finish & shop availability
Post then PM me for payment info.
Include: Both in PM & Payment notes: Your Address, your screen-name, Which forum, Your finish preference. Also please include M86 Run #2
We need to fill a minimum of 10 Spots for these to be started.
1) Swiss Cheese: Gloss Black: AO ARMY: Deposit: $100 (extra grips & extra trigger gloss)
2) Knownothingmags: Raw: AO ARMY: Deposit: Paid in Full
3) Mole1119: Gloss Black: Deposit: $Paid in full
4) RT Lover: Gloss Black: Deposit: $100
5) maverick13: Gloss Black: Deposit: $100 (extra grips & extra trigger raw)
6) Barkingspider: Dust Black: Deposit: Paid in full
7) fierymartal: Gloss Black: Deposit: Paid in Full
8) soulcoffin: Gloss Black: Deposit: Paid in Full
9) goin5150: Gloss Black: AO ARMY: Deposit: $130
10) Rschoi_75: raw: AO Army: Deposit: Paid in Full
11) hawaiianking: Gloss Black: Deposit: $100
12) OPBN: Raw: Deposit: Paid in Full
13) Blamtro: Dust Black: Deposit: $100
14) alpha_q_up23: Dust Black: Deposit: Paid in Full
15) Sandman: Gloss Black: Deposit: Paid in Full
16) Donut SD: Gloss Black: Deposit: Paid in Full
17) Levi: Raw: Deposit: Paid in full
18) Levi: Raw: Deposit: Paid in full
19) Knownothingmags: Raw: Deposit: Paid in Full
20) Cripes2: Gloss Black: Deposit: Paid in Full
21) keiko_819: Gloss Black: Deposit: $100
I am NOT limiting the production run. As many that are ordered will be made. Possibly some extras but no guarantees there.


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The Stillman College baseball team opened its season with a 6-0 home win over Loyola-New Orleans on Friday.
Dustin Dunn was 2-for-5 with two runs scored. Fernando Tanaka scored two runs and had one hit with one RBI.
TUSCALOOSA | The Stillman College baseball team opened its season with a 6-0 home win over Loyola-New Orleans on Friday.
Dustin Dunn was 2-for-5 with two runs scored. Fernando Tanaka scored two runs and had one hit with one RBI.
Cameron Stallings and Kameron McCreless each had one hit and one RBI.
Tyler Vails (1-0) got the win, pitching four innings with two walks, one hit allowed and four strikeouts. Kevin McNorton got the save.
Jeffrey Castille (1-1) took the loss. He pitched five innings, giving up six hits and two runs with two walks and one strikeout.
Stillman had 11 hits and Loyola committed four errors.
Stillman (1-0) plays Loyola (3-1) today in a doubleheader beginning at 1 p.m.
Lady Bucs win opener on Hawkins' single
ALBANY, Ga. | Reba Hawkins' two-out single in the bottom of the seventh inning drove in Casey Wyatt with the winning run, and the Shelton State Community College softball team opened its season with a 4-3 victory over Georgia Military College in the Darton College Tournament.
Georgia Military College tied it at 3 by scoring three runs in the sixth. In the seventh, Wyatt led off with a walk and moved to second on Kayla McLean's sacrifice bunt. Wyatt took third when Savannah Smith grounded out and scored on Hawkins' infield single.
Shelton State got one run in the first inning. Smith hit a two-run home run in the fifth. Kate Benton and Hawkins finished with two hits each.
Winning pitcher Meagan Young set a Shelton State record with 15 strikeouts. The freshman right-hander pitched a complete tame, allowing five hits and one walk.
Tigers drop baseball opener to Newberry
NEWBERRY, S.C. | The University of West Alabama baseball team dropped it's season-opening game to the Newberry Wolves, 5-4.
Senior Josh Podoris led the Tigers at the plate with one run, two hits and one RBI.
Barry Meeks pitched six innings, giving up seven hits, two walks and four runs while striking out one. Brett Ivey entered in the seventh inning to strike out four while allowing only one hit and one run. He closed out the eighth inning with three straight strikeouts to maintain a 4-4 score heading into the ninth.
In the Wolves' ninth, Anthony Siler singled up the middle and advanced to third on a throwing error. The play set up lead-off hitter Jermale Paige, who hit a sacrifice fly to left field to score the winning run.
The Tigers and Wolves play again today at 11 a.m.
UWA men and women host UAH today
LIVINGSTON | The University of West Alabama men's and women's basketball teams wrap up a two-game homestand by hosting Gulf South Conference rival Alabama-Huntsville this afternoon at Pruitt Hall.
The women's game starts at 2 p.m. and the men's game is scheduled for 4 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for students. UWA students are admitted free with a valid student ID card.
UAH has lost four straight games to slip to 8-12 overall, 5-5 in the GSC.
UWA is 9-9 overall, 4-6 in the league after defeating Shorter, 60-46, on Thursday.
The game features the top two scorers in the Gulf South Conference. UWA wing Brittany Weathers leads the league at 20.5 points per game. UAH's Jasmine Hammon is next at 18.4 per game.
The 11th ranked Chargers are 8-2 to lead the GSC, 15-3 overall. The Tigers have lost two straight and are 7-10, 3-7 in league play.
A win over the first-place Chargers could be a season-changing victory for West Alabama, currently ninth in the GSC standings.
The Tigers will continue to lean on guard Steven Samuels, who has scored at least 20 points in five of the last seven games. Samuels is coming off a career-high 25 points against Shorter on Thursday.


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Chubby Checker Sues Hewlett Packard Over Penis-Measuring App
Music icon Chubby Checker may want to go back to his original name, Ernest Evans.
"The Twist" singer is suing Hewlett Packard over a smartphone application that shares the rock 'n' roll star's stage name.
Checker, 71, filed a suit in Saint Lucie County (Fla.) Federal Court this week and alleges that he did not allow the printing company and its subsidiary Palm, Inc. to use his stage name for their app "The Chubby Checker," which measures penis size, according to Market Watch. "Chubby" is a slang word for a semi-erect penis.
The publication says that Checker's lawyer, Willie Gary, says the companies did not act quickly enough to take the app down and alleges that it damaged the singer's reputation.
"The 'app' adversely affects Chubby Checker's brand and value and if allowed to continue, will cause serious damage to the Plaintiff's goodwill and will tarnish his image that he has worked to maintain over the last 50 years," a press release states.
The app was taken down from the App Catalog in September 2012 WebOSNation points out and it was only available through the website HouseOfPalm.com, which is not part of the Palm Inc.
"Any of you ladies out there just start seeing someone new and wondering what the size of there [sic] member is," HouseofPalm writes about the app on the site. "All you need to do is find out the man's shoe size and plug it in and don't worry where your [sic] from because The Chubby Checker supports shoe measurements of different regions and types. Now with The Chubby Checker there is no need for disappointment or surprise."
WebOSNation also says that Checker's lawyers are seeking damages even though the 99-cent penis-measuring app was downloaded less than 100 times.
Last week the smartphone app the "Predicktor" made headlines, which reportedly could figure out a man's penis size just by entering his status, height, sexual orientation, age, finger length, buttock size and other data.
The app's website is clear that the "Predicktor" is just a joke but Dr. Chris Culligan said he hopes the app will dispel some rumors about penis size, which will relieve men of the "penis-related insecurity, anxiety or dissatisfaction."
"It's not how long your pencil is, but how you write your name," he says, quoting his father. He went on to say that porn stars "are outliers" and that they are not average men and should not impact the way men feel about their organ. He said it's more common for men to be over six-feet and three-inches than have a seven-and-a-half-inch penis.
He added that studies have found gay men have longer, thicker penises when compared to straight men.


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Circa 1910
A pair of baluster form, double-light sconces having their original darkened bronze patina.
Overall: 16" h. x 11" w. x 5" d.
Backplate: 16" h. x 4-1/2" w.
Can be UL listed for use in dry environments
2 candelabra sockets, maximum 60 watts per socket
2" x 3" vertical junction box required
1 pair total available.
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So I've got an XValve with a ULT Trigger and LVL 10 bolt. When I air it up I can hear air coming from the trigger area. When I pull and hold the trigger the gun fires and resets no problem, the leak also stops. It resumes leaking when I release the trigger.
As far as I know the LVL 10 system works as intended and isn't the problem. I've tuned it and seems to be working properly. I can only hear leaking from the on/off area.
I've completely gone through this marker to make sure it isn't anything else. Leaks when gassed up, but immediately stops after the trigger is pulled. No leak down the barrel. It is definitely coming from this assembly. I've lubed everything up and gone through the ULT several times and everything looks to be in order.
So, I'm at a loss. Anyone know the Oring sizes on this thing? I believe it's the "White O-Ring" in this picture that is the culprit.


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Richard H. Mills Sr., 84, born on November 30, 1928 in Decatur, IL passed away peacefully on February 24, 2013 in Swansea, IL with his family by his side.
Richard H. Mills Sr., 84, born on November 30, 1928 in Decatur, IL passed away peacefully on February 24, 2013 in Swansea, IL with his family by his side.
Mr. Mills graduated from Joy High School in 1946 and earned a Masters degree in chemistry from Western IL University in Macomb, IL. He was drafted for the Korean War and served in the US Army in Germany. Mr. Mills taught chemistry for 40 years at Belleville Area College and was a member and former elder of First Christian Church in Belleville. He loved woodworking, working with his metal lathe, old radios, gardening, travel and spending time with family and friends.
Preceded in death by his parents, Martin and Gazelle (nee LaBounty) Mills and a twin brother in infancy, Robert Mills.
Survived by his wife, JoAnn (nee Allen) Mills; children, Richard Mills, Jr. and his children, Christi and Casey Mills of Bolingbrook, IL, Elizabeth (Todd) Cheffer and their children, Keaton and Tori Cheffer of Belville, IL, Lynette (Daniel) Toenjes and their children, Elliot, Carly, and Ethan Toenjes of Millstadt, IL, and Robert (Kathryn) Mills of Fairview Heights, IL; great grandchildren, Kylie Larson, Jacob Larson, and Carrie Mills of Bolingbook, IL; brothers, Harold (Shirley) Mills of New Boston, IL and their children Kathleen Perrine of Davenport, IA, Valerie (Scott) Thorne of Parkersburg, IA, Brian (Karen) Mills of New Boston, IL, and Timothy (Sally) Mills of Mashalltown, IA and Stanley (Phyllis) Mills of Crossnore, NC and their children, Stephen (Alice) Mills of San Diego, CA, David (Tamara) Mills of Niskayuna, NY and Rachel (Michael) Owen of Raleigh, NC; 7 grandnieces, 8 grandnephews, and 1 great grandnephew.
Visitation was Wednesday, February 27, 2013 from 4-8 p.m. at First Christian Church, 5929 Old St. Louis Rd., Belleville, IL Funeral Service was February 28, 2013 at 11 a.m at the church with interment following at Valhalla Gardens of Memory with military honors. Memorials are appreciated to First Christian Church or Hospice of Southern IL.


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Two Huskers Named All-America Scholar Athletes
A pair of Nebraska softball players were honored for their outstanding work in the classroom, as junior Mattie Fowler and former Husker Megan Southworth were named National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-America Scholar Athletes for the 2012-13 academic year.
To be eligible for the award, both Fowler and Southworth posted a 3.5 GPA or better in both the fall 2012 and spring 2013 semesters. Southworth, who earned her degree in speech language pathology last May, earned numerous academic honors in her career. She was a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar in both 2012 and 2013. Southworth was also a three-time academic all-conference honoree, an eight-time honor roll member and the 2012-13 Julie Geis Memorial Scholarship recipient.
Fowler, a native of Tucson, Ariz., has impressed in the classroom through her first two years in the program. A team co-captain in 2013 when Nebraska advanced to the Women's College World Series, Fowler is a four-time Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll member. She was a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar in 2012-13, when she also earned academic All-Big Ten honors. Fowler also received a Nebraska HERO leadership award last spring.


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Recent News
Posted on: 13 November, 2013
ADA – Teaching has been an eye-opening, yet gratifying experience for Chris Eckler in his young career.
Just months after obtaining his bachelor's degree in mathematics with a teacher certification from East Central University in May, Eckler has plunged headfirst into what he anticipates as a life-long profession and love.
"It's definitely eye-opening," said Eckler, who is less than three months into teaching seventh grade general math and seventh grade honors math at Ada Junior High School. "It's keeping me busy, but it's still something I want to do for years to come."
Posted on: 13 November, 2013
ADA – 'Spotlight on France' will be hosted by the East Central University Global Education Department on Thursday, Nov. 21, from 5:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. in the Stanley P. Wagner Ballroom in the Memorial Student Union.
Posted on: 11 November, 2013
ADA – Just days after being viewed at the Napa Valley Film Festival, one of those documentary movies, Sewing Hope, will be shown on Thursday, Nov. 21, at 7 p.m. at East Central University's Ataloa Theatre inside the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center.
The screening is free and open to the public.
Sewing Hope, narrated by Forest Whitaker, is the story of Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe, who runs a school in Gulu, Uganda for young women formerly abducted and used as sex slaves and child soldiers by the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, Joseph Kony.
Posted on: 08 November, 2013
Members of the East Central University Flute Ensemble include (from left): Makaila Rodriguez, of Lawton; Rachael Bessert, Warsaw, Mo.; Brooklyn Garvin, Holdenville; Catherine Melton, Moore; Ashlyn Puckett, Pauls Valley; C'Ayra Wood, Elmore City; Erin Burton, Oklahoma City; and Alexis Hazel, Marlow. Not pictured is Debbie Allen, of Ada. The flute ensemble, directed by Juliana Overmier, will be performing at the Woodwinds Ensembles Concert on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the Ataloa Theatre of the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center.
ECU STUDENT THOMPSON ONE OF ONLY THREE STUDENTS IN THE COUNTRY TO RECEIVE WOMEN OF COLOR STEM STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDPosted on: 08 November, 2013
ADA – Growing up near the Chickasaw National Park in Sulphur, only piqued the interest and love of science for East Central University junior Linzi Thompson.
Thompson spent her summers working in the Chickasaw National Recreation Area, gaining an appreciation for nature and the environment, as well as working with animals.
Her zest has led to pursuing a career in the environmental health science field and recently achieving a prestigious national award.
Posted on: 08 November, 2013
ADA – The Veterans Upward Bound Program, at East Central University, is hosting a Veterans and Military Resource Roundup on Monday, Nov. 18 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Chickasaw Business and Conference Center on the ECU campus.
The roundup features an informational speed sharing and networking event with service providers in the morning and an afternoon outreach session for veterans, military service members and their families.
Posted on: 08 November, 2013
ADA – The East Central University Theatre Department will present The Imaginary Invalid, written by playwright/actor Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, better known as Moliere, on Nov. 14-16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Chalmers Herman Theatre at the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center.
Tickets are $10 for adults and $9 for senior citizens and non-ECU students. ECU alumni receive a $1 discount and admission is free to all ECU students, faculty and staff with an ECU ID. Tickets can be purchased online at tickets.ecok.edu or by calling the box office at 580-559-5751.
Posted on: 05 November, 2013
ADA – Chris Eckler, former ECU Noyce Scholar and math teacher at Ada Junior High School, will be the presenter at East Central University's Fall 2013 Noyce Colloquium on Wednesday, Nov. 13, from noon to 1 p.m. at the Regents Room of the Memorial Student Union.
Eckler's topic will be teaching junior high mathematics in Ada.
The event will include free pizza and soda.


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WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy grew less than forecast in the first quarter as a drop in defense spending outweighed the biggest increase in consumer spending in two years.
Gross domestic product rose at a 2.5 percent annual rate, lower than forecast, after a 0.4 percent fourth-quarter advance, Commerce Department figures showed Friday in Washington. The median estimate of 86 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a 3 percent gain. Consumer spending, the biggest part of the economy, climbed by the most since the fourth quarter of 2010.
A boost to wealth from rising stock and home prices combined with a reduction in savings to help Americans cushion an increase in the payroll tax that has now begun to pinch. Recent data signal the strength in other parts of the economy may also not be sustained as across-the-board cuts in planned federal spending, together with slower stockpiling, may be restraining investment and employment.
"There are ebbs and flows but the overall picture is one of a moderately growing economy," Joshua Shapiro, chief U.S. economist at Maria Fiorini Ramirez Inc. in New York, said before the report. MFR was the second-best forecaster of the economy in the past two years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. "We'll see a bit of tailing off this quarter."
Economists' GDP forecasts ranged from 1 percent to 3.8 percent. The estimate is the first of three for the quarter, with the other releases scheduled for May and June when more information becomes available.
In addition to consumer spending, growth in the first quarter was driven by a rebound in stockpiling and a gain in residential construction.
Government outlays declined for the 10th time in the past 11 quarters, restraining growth. Defense spending dropped at a 11.5 percent annualized pace following a 22.1 percent plunge in the last three months of 2012. That was the biggest back-to-back decline on average since 1954, when the military demobilized during the Korean War.
Today's report showed household consumption, which accounts for about 70 percent of the economy, climbed at a 3.2 percent rate following a 1.8 percent increase from October through December, and compared with the 2.8 percent median forecast in the Bloomberg survey. Purchases added 2.24 percentage points to growth.
Americans boosted spending by putting less money in the bank. The saving rate dropped to 2.6 percent in the first quarter, the lowest since the fourth quarter of 2007, from 4.7 percent in the last three months of 2012.
Another reason for the slump in saving was that earnings plunged. Disposable income adjusted for inflation dropped at a 5.3 percent annualized rate from January through March, the biggest drop since the third quarter of 2009, after a 6.2 percent gain in the fourth quarter.
In addition to the increase in the payroll tax last quarter, the hit to incomes reflected companies' accelerated dividend and bonus payments in the fourth quarter.
Corporate spending on equipment and software climbed at a 3 percent annualized pace. It had risen at a 11.8 percent rate in the previous quarter.
Inventory accumulation picked up, adding 1 percentage points to GDP growth. Stockpiles were rebuilt at a $50.3 billion annualized pace after a $13.3 billion rate.
Excluding inventories, the economy grew at a 1.5 percent annualized rate last quarter, down from a 1.9 percent gain in the fourth quarter.
Residential construction increased at a 12.6 percent annualized rate, adding 0.3 percentage-point to growth.
The report also showed price pressures remain contained. A measure of inflation, which is tied to consumer spending and strips out food and energy costs, climbed at a 1.2 percent annualized pace compared with 1 percent in the prior quarter.
The lagged effect from a 2 percentage-point jump in the payroll tax at the start of 2013, and $85 billion in automatic budget cuts that began March 1, may take a toll this quarter. The economy will grow at 1.5 percent pace, before reaccelerating to an average 2.4 percent rate of expansion in the last six months of the year, according to a separate Bloomberg survey.
The Congressional Budget Office has estimated the sequestration alone will reduce GDP this year by 0.6 percentage point.
Federal Reserve policy makers have said they will maintain stimulus until the labor market improves "significantly." The economy's inability to sustain faster growth means central bankers will probably affirm a pledge to keep buying bonds when they meet next week.
CSX Corp., the largest East Coast rail carrier, is among companies looking ahead to a better second half. Jacksonville, Fla.-based CSX reported first-quarter earnings that topped analysts' estimates.
The key economic indicators "point to slow steady growth in the U.S. economy," Clarence Gooden, chief commercial officer, said on an April 17 earnings call. "Forward projections show continued slow growth in the near-term, with improved growth rates later in the year."
One area that has seen sustained gains is demand is automobiles. Cars sold at an average 15.3 million annualized rate in the first quarter, the most since the same period in 2008, according to figures from Ward's Automotive Group.
"The only negative real headwinds we see are higher taxes and potentially lower government spending," Kurt McNeil, vice president of U.S. sales and service at Detroit-based General Motors, said on an April 2 conference call. "Everything else seems to be pretty positive," he said, mentioning jobs, housing and stock market performance.
The residential real-estate market also remains a bright spot as borrowing costs near a record low help draw buyers. Builders began work on an average 969,000 homes at an annualized rate in the first three months of the year, the most in any quarter since April through June 2008.
Business investment, another contributor to growth, is cooling as the so-called sequestration, or planned federal budget cuts, take hold. Bookings for goods meant to last at least three years slumped in March by the most in seven months, figures showed this week.
Unless demand picks up, companies may see less need for inventory accumulation, which rebounded last quarter after being a drag on growth in the final three months of 2012, economists said.
— With assistance from Chris Middleton in Washington.


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This petit round wooden table light by Alan Wanzenberg for Remains Lighting has a unique hand-worked surface reminiscent of a weathered barn or a sand washed piece of driftwood. The washed and brushed finish adds a sophisticated note to this elemental shape. Finished with sharp metal details and a fine handkerchief linen shade.
Overall: 24-3/4" h. x 13" diameter
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Today's big news -- for Star Wars nerds, anyway -- involves a leaked photo supposedly from the British set of "Star Wars: Episode VII," showing a half-built Millennium Falcon.
We already know Han Solo will be in the movie. So we're surprised his spaceship is too?
Nevertheless, TMZ reports that sources say the photo comes from the secret location where other props, sets and creatures are being constructed by little elf people who only come out at night and aren't visible to humans.
Well -- that might be an exaggeration.
Another photo allegedly from the "Star Wars" set in Abu Dhabi shows a giant creature that sources told TMZ requires five people to operate from the inside. Which is actually kind of a big deal, as it backs up director J.J. Abrams' claim he'll use more models instead of all the computer-generated silliness used by George Lucas during episodes I-III.
Contact Tony Hicks at Facebook.com/BayAreaNewsGroup.TonyHicks or Twitter.com/insertfoot.


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Bethesda appears to be joining the throngs of publishers rushing to set aside specific content to gamers that decide to purchase new copies of games, beginning with Rage.
While publishers like THQ and Warner have restricted access to online certain modes as part of an "Online Pass" initiative, the plan for id Software's latest is to make an underground area of Rage inaccessible to gamers that decide to buy used.
Speaking with Eurogamer, id Software creative director Tim Willits said that a sewer network that runs under the wasteland world of Rage will only be available for new game buyers; however, he's adamant that the area is not essential for the quest.
"Most people never even see it. I can tell you, some people will buy Rage, download that, and still never set foot in those things. They just won't. I think that's fair. It's cool," he said. Noting that the sewer tunnel system is "outside of the main path" of the game, Willits reiterates that not having access will not detract from the game, adding, "I know some consumers, when you can't avoid it, then you get a little touchy subject."
The obvious assumption is that the game will feature a one-use code to unlock the content.
In the interview, Willits does not mention whether or not sewer access will be made available at as premium DLC unlock for those that do not purchase a new copy of the game. Shacknews has contacted the game's publisher to learn if that is in the plans.
Rage launches on October 4 for the PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3.


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A fire at a vacant house in north Leavenworth remains under investigation, a Fire Department official said.
A fire at a vacant house in north Leavenworth remains under investigation, a Fire Department official said.
Acting Fire Chief Mark Nietzke said investigators are pretty sure they know what caused Thursday's fire at 607 N. 12th St. But he said Friday that he was waiting for more information before releasing details about the suspected cause.
The fire was reported at 1:39 p.m. Thursday. No injuries were reported.
While firefighters were en route, they were told dispatchers had received a report of an explosion at the scene. Nietzke said it looks like heat that built up in the house and caused at least one window to blow out. And he believes this explains the report of an explosion.
Fire Capt. Shawn Kell said there was smoke coming from the house when firefighters arrived.
He said a fire was discovered in the living room area. And small fires were found in two other rooms.
"We got them under control, I would say, within 20 to 30 minutes," Kell said.
He said firefighters searched the residence for occupants, but no one was found.
Kell said electrical service to the house and natural gas were shut off. There were some contents in the house.
He said the estimated loss was $50,000 to the structure and $4,000 to contents.
"We're still doing the investigation and interviewing some witnesses today," Kell said Friday.


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Beyonce is getting an exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, E! Online reports.
That must be a misprint. Surely they'll include all the members of Destiny's Child.
Although Beyonce isn't eligible for induction into the Rock Hall until 2022, the Cleveland museum (caching!) no doubt realizes (caching!) that her historical relevance is such that (caching, caching!) she deserve a presence there right now (caching, caching, caching!!).
E! Online reports the exhibit opens July 22 and will feature some of the 32-year-old entertainer's most iconic outfits (those shouldn't take up too much space). Among the outfits, reports E! Online:
Her "Single Ladies" leotard
The Givenchy gown she wore to the 2012 Met Ball
Her Rubin Singer bodysuit from her 2013 Super Bowl show
The J Brand cutoff jean shorts from her "Crazy in Love" music video.
No word on how long the exhibit will run.


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