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Donna Marie Adams, 66, Punxsutawney, died Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
She was born Nov. 26, 1943, in Punxsutawney, a daughter of the late Denver and Hilda Marie (Hartle) Knisely.
June 19, 1955, she married Charles T. Adams, who preceded her in death June 7, 2002.
Mrs. Adams was a member of the St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church in Walston.
She was a homemaker.
Surviving relatives include three sons, Keith Adams of Punxsutawney, Scott Adams of Parker and Michael Adams of Walston; a daughter, Jane Martinez of Manteca, Calif.; a brother, Dewayne Knisely of Punxsutawney; eight grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a brother, Dennis E. Knisely.
At the family's request, there will be no visitation.
A Celebration of Life will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2010, at St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church in Walston with the Rev. Msgr. Charles Kaza officiating.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Foundation and the American Kidney Foundation.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Richard L. Fait Funeral Home, Punxsutawney.


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Chances are, if you've ever hit up a circuit-style workout class or had a personal training session (or just perused our strength training content on Shape.com), you've seen the word "superset" as part of the usual strength training routine. But as common as supersets might be, there's still a lot of confusion about what they are and how to do them right.
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A former Paducah fire chief has pleaded guilty to raping a pre-teen girl three decades ago.
Circuit Judge Craig Clymer accepted 62-year-old Barry Arant's plea on Thursday in McCracken Circuit Court. Arant admitted to raping the 11-year-old girl in 1982.
The plea agreement with prosecutors calls for Arant to serve 6-1/2 years each for second-degree rape and second-degree sodomy, with the sentences to run consecutively for a total of 13 years. Formal sentencing will be June 5.
Arant was arrested in January after a woman came forward.
The Paducah Sun reported that Arant is required to register as a lifetime sex offender.
Arant retired in July 2000 after 25 years as a Paducah firefighter and assistant fire chief.


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DEP Reminds Pennsylvanians to Apply for 2014 Governor's Environmental Excellence Awards
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HARRISBURG, Pa., Jan. 7, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Department of Environmental Protection is reminding environmental stewards that there are two weeks left to apply for the 2014 Governor's Environmental Excellence Awards. Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Jan. 17.
The awards are open to all Pennsylvania businesses, farms, government agencies, educational institutions, non-profit organizations and individuals that have developed innovative environmental programs or have implemented projects that balance environmental stewardship and economic development.
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BRISTOL, Tenn. – King University's Ryan Murphy earned Men's Soccer Player of the Week accolades from the Tennessee Sportswriters Association on Tuesday, posting a goal and an assist in a pair of Tornado matches.
The Stirling, Scotland, native tallied his second assist of the season 14 seconds before halftime against Union College, placing a pass from the end line to Chris Hicks just in front of the net for a 1-0 Tornado lead. With King trailing 2-1 in the final minutes, Murphy's shot into the right side of the net squared the match in the 86th minute for his first-ever collegiate goal.
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Stress Less: Coping with calamity overload
Danika sat in my office, dissolved in tears. Between sobs she uttered what I so often hear from patients: "I knew I couldn't take one more piece of bad news and then I got it."
Recently, Danika and her husband realized that they could no longer afford their home and were putting it on the market as a short sale. A few days later, Danika's husband Ray lost his job. Finally, on the afternoon of our appointment came the last straw: Danika and Ray's son Zach had been rejected by every college to which he had applied.
Bad things often appear to happen in quick succession. I don't know if this is reality or merely human perception. Most folks are apt to be quite resilient, but everyone has their breaking point. Here are some of the things we tend to think when everything goes wrong:
I must have done something wrong to deserve all of these problems.
I am being targeted for some reason.
Bad things only happen to me.
Life isn't fair.
I can't endure all of this.
My situation is hopeless.
Do any of these sound familiar? Unfortunately, these kinds of negative thoughts only add to our stress when life's circumstances go awry. But when we're in the throes of multiple setbacks, this fact is difficult to see.
So how do we begin to get back on our feet when repeated adversity strikes? Here are some of the ideas I shared with Danika and with many other folks over the years:
Remember the many other times you've faced adversity and worked your way through it. Write about those experiences. Once we've gotten past the bad times, we tend to lose sight of just how dire and hopeless they seemed. Writing about them helps us to remember this. It also helps us recall what we did to overcome seemingly insurmountable difficulties.
Think of and write about all of the things that are going well in your life now; take a moment to feel gratitude for them. It's hard to feel down or hopeless when feeling gratitude for one's blessings.
As much as possible, stick to the routines that help you stay balanced, such as a healthy diet, exercise and plenty of rest.
Don't isolate. When bad times befall us we often feel embarrassed about them. As a result, we tend to keep them to ourselves, which can allow our problems to fester and take on mammoth proportions. Talking with friends and family helps us to feel a sense of community, puts our problems in perspective, and may even result in potential solutions to our difficulties.
If you believe in a higher power, turn to it. Do whatever helps you stay in touch with this power. Praying, attending a house of worship, or spending time in nature are some of the ways we are reminded that there is a grander scheme in place.
Seek professional help if your problems continue to loom large. The objective and trained ear of a psychotherapist, financial advisor, attorney, physician or other professional may put your mind at ease or at least suggest a way forward.
Try to develop patience. Few problems are resolved overnight. After you've taken reasonable steps to resolve your issues, give these steps time to play out. Worrying further will not make progress occur any quicker and will only cause you distress.
Most importantly, don't remain paralyzed. Taking any of the steps above will help you feel better and as though you are gaining a modicum of healthy control over your troubles. Chances are good that before you know it your problems will become a thing of the past.
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A utility expansion ordinance for the City of New Castle was placed on hold Monday night by the city commission. The commission did so at the suggestion of City Attorney Joe Yates. Yates recommended the city give approximately 12 property owners a chance to enter into an agreement with the city in which the owners would sign statements that they would not oppose any possible future annexation. In return, those property owners would be able to tap onto the city's current water and sewer lines for $750, instead of the $1,500 proposed in the ordinance.
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What: More than 65 ARM® Connected Community™ members will showcase ARM technology at Embedded World 2009 in Nuremberg, Germany, showing the impressive strength and growth of the ARM ecosystem. The following companies will show a diverse range of innovative and exciting demonstrations featuring industry-leading ARM technology:
Actel Corporation, Adeneo Adetel Group, Advantech Embedded Computing, Altera Corporation, Altium Limited, AMERICAN ARIUM, Analog Devices Inc, Atmel, austriamicrosystems, Avago Technologies, Avnet Inc., Cirrus Logic, CMX Systems, Inc., Coverity, Digi International K.K., eCosCentric, Embedded Microprocessor Benchmark Consortium, Esterel Technologies, Express Logic, Fraunhofer IIS, Freescale Semiconductor, Fujitsu Microelectronics America, Inc., Green Hills Software, Inc., Hilscher GmbH, Hitex Development Tools, IAR Systems, Infineon Technologies AG, iSYSTEM AG, Keith & Koep GmbH, Lauterbach, Logic Technology, Luminary Micro, Inc, Marvell Semiconductor, Inc., Mentor Graphics Corporation, Micrium, MicroConsult GmbH, Micronas GmbH, Microsoft, MontaVista Software, Inc., MPC Data Limited, MSC Vertriebs GmbH, National Instruments, NEC Electronics (Europe) GmbH, NXP, Parasoft Embedded, PHYTEC America LLC, pls Development Tools, PLX Technology, QNX Software Systems Co., Quadros Systems, Inc., RadiSys, Raisonance, Renesas Technology America, Inc., Ronetix Development Tools GmbH, Samtec Inc, SEGGER Microcontroller Systeme GmbH, Signum Systems, STMicroelectronics, Texas Instruments, Tilcon Software Ltd., Toshiba America Electronic Components, VaST Systems Technology, Wind River, Yokogawa Digital Computer Corporation, Zilog.
The ARM Connected Community is a global network of companies aligned to provide a complete solution, from design to manufacture, for products based on the ARM architecture. ARM offers a variety of resources to Community members at no cost, including promotional programs and peer-networking opportunities that enable a variety of ARM Partners to come together to provide end-to-end customer solutions. The membership of the Community comprises companies spanning the entire semiconductor design chain including providers of silicon, design support, software, training and systems, and covers a wide range of market applications from mobile to home to enterprise to embedded – and even some that are newly emerging. For more information, please visit: http://www.arm.com/community/
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Where: 2009 Embedded World, Nuremberg, Germany – http://www.embedded-world.de/
Who: ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from wireless, networking and consumer entertainment solutions to imaging, automotive, security and storage devices. ARM's comprehensive product offering includes 32-bit RISC microprocessors, graphics processors, video engines, enabling software, cell libraries, embedded memories, high-speed connectivity products, peripherals and development tools. Combined with comprehensive design services, training, support and maintenance, and the company's broad Partner community, they provide a total system solution that offers a fast, reliable path to market for leading electronics companies. More information on ARM is available at http://www.arm.com/.
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This week´s AMFM is the fifth and last hour of my five hours set that I played at Block Club in Tel Aviv on March 30th. I had never been to this club before, but heard many good things about it, especially about the owner´s passion about the sound system. Actually part of the reason why I had never played there before was, that the club had an installed special mixer, that every DJ had to use. At that time I was using the XONE 92 from Allen & Heath and since I view my setup as some kind of instrument in which the mixer is a vital component, playing on a different type of mixer was always out of the question for me. That changed with the Playdifferently Model 1 Mixer, as this is now the only other mixer that the owner of Block would allow to be used on his sound system. You just gotta love such passionate people. There are quite a few club owners out there who are proud of their sound systems, but rarely all the talk really lives up to the reality (ok, I admit, I am very picky with sound systems). Not so in Tel Aviv, the sound in the whole club, not only on the main dance floor, was really amazing. But more important for me (selfish DJ that I am), the monitor system in the booth was one of the most detailed and crisp sounding one I have ever played on. And I have played on a few. Did I mention that not only the sound system at Block is one of its kind, also the design of the club… and what's even more important, the whole crew is super nice too. Consequently the DJing is a lot more fun and you can go a lot deeper into sound, which made me end up playing for 5h. And that was a great ride. I wanna thank you all in Tel Aviv again for that great night. I hope you enjoy the recording. Comments are always welcome!
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Matt Hardy To Undergo Back Surgery, Discusses His Future In Pro Wrestling
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Matt Hardy appeared on Busted Open, which airs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on Sirius 92 and XM 208 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Highlights from the interview are as follows:
His future in wrestling: "I think there is a future for me in wrestling in some capacity. I have such a new outlook on life after going through such a crazy period, I've kind of had a reprieve for a while. At some point I had to face everything and change my life, and I have, and I feel good about where I'm at right now. Wrestling is in me, its in my blood and I think I'll always be in wrestling in some shape or form. Basically I chalk it up to this, I kind of let God lead me where I'm going to go. After I have back surgery, we'll see where I stand physically and from that point on I'll kind of see where the wave takes me."
If he has used social media in the right way: "There are times when I have, and there are times I've used it in the wrong way as well. I feel like I was one of the original guys to take social networking and promoted themselves. Under WWE and I know from being around there a long time, stemming from Vince McMahon and going all the way down, they've always wanted control of everything they have, and it's hard to do that with Twitter or YouTube cause it's something that you have to go hand in hand with and work with the company. But now they realize its huge deals now and there is money to be made and there is promotion that comes from it, so it's great that they have embraced it now. But as far as I go there has been a lot of people who tie me in as "The Internet Guy" or "the social media guy" and that's cool because I do dig that stuff.
Whether he should take a break from social media: "I did for a while but now that I'm here and I'm me, I like getting messages out. There is a lot of people just from Twitter that say "because of this, you've been through this and overcame it and you're doing better and you're really inspiring me." There is people out there that I know I can help and touch. That's one of my main reasons for ever wanting to get into wrestling because I can inspire and help other people. Just being able to do that is important to me. I dig communicating with people and I try to respond to as many fans as I can when I can. It's just a part of my lifestyle and it's something I enjoy and I'm really into doing things I enjoy and that is healthy for me."
The Undertaker's streak: "To me I don't think the streak should ever end. I don't think anyone is going to become a bigger star because they beat the Undertaker. I mean they would become a bigger star but I don't think its worth sacrificing the streak. I think the streak is as big of an attraction at Wrestlemania as the world title match is. To me when you think of someone as 20-0, that's almost more important than the world title.
"It almost overshadows everything else. People buy Wrestlemania to see if the streak is going to end. People also buy Wrestlemania to see the Undertaker continue the streak. So to me I don't think it should end, especially because he is getting towards the end of his career. I have never had more respect for someone in the wrestling business than him. If they were going to try to do it, it would have to be someone that is already over almost on the main event level, almost a new guy that has five, seven, or ten years left in him and I don't see anyone like that right now."
The rigors of a full time schedule: "The schedule is very brutal and very tough and you're obviously beating up and destroying your body. As far as what other people do, it's not my business to put anyone else's business out there. But it is a tough gig. The one thing I would say is what I would love to see change in the wrestling business is to just have an off season, because I think guys need time off to heal. I think that would really help slow down the injury process, because once your hurt if you're on a WWE schedule the only time you get off is if you have surgery.
"Not only do they want you to work, but the mentality is if you can work, you do work. I think that's stuck in the old ages. I think they have to get a point where guys are given time off or are forced to take time off. I know that it's hard because there is not a lot of star power out there right now and they need everyone they can. It's just hard on your body and it's a physically demanding business. When you get into it you know that so it's a tough gig.
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The dorms are a nice size. They come with a bed, dresser, and study desk. They aren't that far at all from anything on campus. Security definitely have a presence but they don't bother anyone. Nice size kitchen and big bathroom with walk in shower. People are friendly and some what social.
Academic Rigor
Only been at the school for a week, but seems to be pretty mild not to much .
Tips for prospective students
Great school to get your general studies out of the way. If going for a technical degree, make sure your area of study is accredited. Also its imperative you communicate with your counselor what your future plans are so you get placed in the right classes .
What to do for fun
We have different events like air hockey tournaments, basketball leagues, Dodge ball, and Volleyball Tournaments. On campus we play video games and etc .
Campus Safety
This campus has the Police Academy and Fire Academy so its pretty safe. Not to mention the armed security guards on post 24/7.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
Only been here a week, so can't say .
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Student who plan on transferring or getting a technical degree .
Clubs and Activities
They have a few events posted. Due to size of school and amount of students there is only so much you can do .
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SAU Tech so far is a great school. Especially for someone trying to get back on track. I would definitely recommend this school .
Food and Dining
SAU Tech doesn't have a meal plan. I have not been to the cafeteria yet,but I heard they sell 3 meals a day at your personal expense.
Greek Life
None that I know of .
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We have 24/7 police officers, who take very good care of us. I really like the way the school is secured up.
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We don't have any Greek life at SAU Tech. Or maybe I did not understand the question.
Clubs and Activities
We don't have many clubs, but we sure do have student life. A club that makes our semester a blast. The club plans carnivals and dances and many more activities to keep the students pumped up. They also feed us scrumptious snacks during the meetings.
Great for these types of students
SAU Tech is great for film. Our instructor allows us to go on film gigs and experience the media world. He also teaches us more than we think of. Everyday you learn new things.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
To be honest, we are not very spiritual with our school mascot (the varmit). In fact, many of our students may not even know that we have a mascot. SAU Tech is a very small campus that is located in East Camden, AR. We don't have many places for students to hang out, but that doesn't mean we don't have fun.
Bang for the buck
I enjoy attending SAU Tech because it has allowed me to grow and make lifelong experienced that will stay forever with me. SAU Tech is also a very affordable school for those who don't have the money to attend college. Every dime you will spend here will be worth it.
What to do for fun
What I do for fun at SAU Tech is go golfing, running and helping student life with anything they may need help with. I also like to do my homework because it's very interesting to me.
Food and Dining
The food is great. And it's made fresh everyday.
Dorm Life
Everyone is always in their dorms making movie nights and or game nights. SAU Tech's quiet hours start from 10pm-7am, I believe. Also, almost everyone leaves home during the weekends.
Academic Rigor
The academic rigor here is not bad. We have a student center and a tutoring center where students are able to get help in any of their subjects. The tutors are so kind and willing to make you become better in the area you most need help.
Tips for prospective students
Tips for you guys are that SAU Tech is pretty much in the middle of nowhere, according to my friends and I. If you are wanting to study for a multimedia coarse then SAU Tech is a great school, you won't regret it. You will learn so much that you will soon posses strong technical skills.
In three sentences
Southern Arkansas University Tech (SAU Tech) is such an amazing school for film degree seekers. I rate SAU Tech an eight because it's not perfect. however, if you plan to focus on your studies without distractions SAU Tech may be your choice.
Quintarius from El Dorado, AR
Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 3 of 6
Categories Comments What to do for fun
Basketball, flag football, capture the flag, and many more.
Tips for prospective students
If you're looking for a places that's absolutely willing to help you this the right college.
In three sentences
I love SAU Tech hands down. It has some of the best facilities and equipment around. All of my instructors are great
Tiffany from Camden, AR
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
4 of 6
Categories Comments What to do for fun
I've heard from several students that attend there say that the intramural sports are awesome! I hope to be a part of that!
Food and Dining
I'm pretty sure the food there is definitely better than the high school cafeteria food!
Dorm Life
I have not yet seen the dorms.
Academic Rigor
I don't know what Academic rigor is.
Tips for prospective students
If you want a school that's close to home SAU Tech is definitely the place to go!
In three sentences
The school itself looks pretty neat. I love The Pod! If I could I would get my bedroom done like that!
Amanda from Fayetteville, AR
Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 5 of 6
Categories Comments What to do for fun
Not much.
Food and Dining
Good Food Around Town.
Dorm Life
Comfortable Dorms.
Academic Rigor
Good Programs.
Tips for prospective students
Definetly go visit the campus!
In three sentences
Good Campus. Amazing Dorms. Friendly People.
Brittany from Bearden, AR
Reviewer is A current student here.
2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 6 of 6
Categories Comments What to do for fun
We have a great student center where you can work out and play pool, we also have mud volleyball and talent shows sort of like American idol its cool.
Food and Dining
They food here at SAU Tech is great we have junk food but we also have really healthy food and they actually have meals i mean meat veggies the whole nine yards.
Dorm Life
I do not stay on campus but I have herd that dorm life here is great
Academic Rigor
The environment at SAU Tech is a very motivating learning environment.
Tips for prospective students
If I had to suggest any tips for a prospective student it would be,, take advantage of your instructors ask questions and attend your classes they are there to help and will be more than happy to help you. oh yes and fill out all financial aid paper work on time.
In three sentences
SAU Tech is one of the best colleges in Arkansas. At SAU Tech you get a quality learning environment with great instructors to help you. SAU Tech also provides great learning resource centers and academic tutoring all free at your disposal.


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Installed about a week and half ago. So far so good noticed a power increase pretty much in all rpm ranges. Mileage seemed to be better if I keep my foot out of it. Running the more aggressive map and there is no knocking.


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Google has revealed the results of its browser-based charity fundraiser.
The Chrome for a Cause extension counted the number of tabs used throughout the day by users and prompted people to submit the number, which was then converted into a charitable donation to the cause that most appealed to them.
In total, Chrome users raised 60,599,541 tabs for charity.
Converted into the $1 million Google was putting into the charity pot, this amounts to:
- $245,278 toward planting trees in the Atlantic Forest, one of the world's endangered tropical forests.
- $232,791 toward providing clean water, by building freshwater wells for communities in developing nations.
- $112,078 toward building shelter, to be constructed by volunteers for impoverished families in Latin America.
- $267,336 toward administering vaccinations against meningitis to combat outbreaks in Africa.
- $142,518 toward publishing books by local writers and illustrators, which will be created and donated to schools and libraries across Asia and Africa.
Good stuff Googlers.


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From their site: Tucows Feedcache is Quality of Service for RSS. It is designed to make syndication formats more available and more predictable for developers. Tucows Feedcache: Developer Edition provides a web services interface to a user-populated cache of RSS feeds that developers can use and implement in their applications. Tucows initially developed Feedcache for internal use only, but really didn't see any good reason why such an excellent service should be kept under wraps.


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The LA Auto Show is officially open to the general public and Advance Auto Parts is there! The latest buzz centers on a couple of smaller vehicles—the Ford Fiesta and Fiat 500L.
The Fiesta is green in every way. This svelte little number gets 40 mpg on the highway with its sturdy little 1.6L engine. It also handles like a dream, making it a drifting dynamo, if you're so inclined.
Check out this little hottie here...envious yet?
Following in Mini's footsteps, Fiat debuted its first four-door, the 500L. Its extra 26 inches in length will be driven by a sweet 160 hp 1.4L turbo engine. (Yeah, we're salivating, too.) Expect to see it in showrooms mid-2013.
While it may be oh, so cute on the outside, this little demon packs a serious punch...
Editor's note: Keep an eye out on our DIY auto blog for more updates from the LA Auto Show. (And from the after-parties, if we ever get invited!) Also, check out Advance Auto Parts this weekend for some killer deals of our own. —JK


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The new Outlander PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle) is a ground breaking vehicle that brings together the superior environmental performance and quietness of an electric vehicle (EV), the stability and handling of an AWD and the everyday practicalities and safety of an SUV. Sophisticated yet practical, the Outlander PHEV is the ultimate in intelligent motion and represent the next generation of hybrid and electric vehicles.
Driving Modes
When driving in EV (all electric) mode, Outlander PHEV's innovative design allows it to run as an electric vehicle. You'll experience zero fuel consumption and zero CO2 emissions, while enjoying a serene, quiet ride without loss of performance.
Driving Modes
The highly efficient 2.0 litre petrol engine charges the battery while the battery powers the wheels.
Driving Modes
The petrol engine takes over for high speed motoring, longer journeys or steep hills.
Performance Features
Charging The Outlander PHEV $
Kinetic energy which is generated whilst braking is also used to recharge the drive battery. As soon as the accelerator pedal is released the motors function as power generators. Six* levels of regenerative braking can be selected via paddles mounted within fingertip reach of the steering wheel.
* Except when Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is active.
You can choose how and when the battery is used with the touch of a button. When the engine is engaged, the Battery Charge mode continuously charges the battery. In Battery Save mode the engine will maintain the charge you have, allowing you to save the battery charge for later.
A pull up to apply/push down to release switch replaces the traditional handbrake lever. The Brake Auto Hold function makes stop/start driving in heavy traffic easier, by avoiding the need to keep your foot on the brake pedal while stationary.
For improved traction and stability, you can press the 4WD LOCK button to simulate locking of the centre differential, equally distributing torque to all four wheels for improved traction and stability on slippery surfaces.
A free app for your Smartphone (Android or Apple)* lets you remotely control your Outlander PHEV Exceed from the comfort of your home. You can monitor the remaining charge time, control the charging timer settings, check the alarm, turn on/off the parking and headlights, and even turn on the heater or air conditioning or set if for later, all from the comfort of your living room.
*Exceed models only. The vehicle and Smartphone need to be interconnected within a Wi-Fi area. Some Smartphones may not be supported.
Safety Features
The Outlander PHEV Exceed's Lane Departure Warning uses a camera to issue an audible alert and shows a warning on the multifunction display if your vehicle drifts from its lane while the turn signals are not operating.
Safety Features
All PHEV models feature reverse camera and rear parking sensors. When reverse gear is engaged, the reverse camera image appears automatically in the dash and sensors warn you if you're getting too close to objects behind you. Exceed models also feature the convenience of front parking sensors*.
*Exceed model only. Please drive safely and never rely solely on these systems while driving.
Safety Features
Outlander PHEV Exceed's Rear Cross Traffic Alert system helps detect a moving vehicle when reversing. It alerts you via a buzzer sound, and an indicator light appearing in the combination meter and a blinking light in the side door mirror.
*Exceed model only. Please drive safely and do not rely solely on this system, which may not detect all moving vehicles in certain conditions. Drivers are fully responsible for their own safe driving.
Safety Features
The Outlander PHEV Exceed features automatic high-beam for added safety, comfort and driving ease at night. It detects both the headlights of oncoming vehicles and the tail lights of vehicles ahead, automatically switching between high and low beams.
Safety Features
Forward Collision Mitigation System (FCM) on Exceed models detects obstructions ahead and issues a visual and audio alert when there is danger of collision, automatically applying the brakes to avoid collision or reduce impact.
*Exceed model only. Please drive safely and never rely solely on these systems while driving. The detection and control capabilities of FCM are supplementary only and do not prevent collision in every situation. Please read the operation manual carefully and be aware of these limitations.
Safety Features
Outlander PHEV Exceed's Multi Around Monitor provides a 360° bird's-eye view of your car. The views from cameras mounted on the front, rear and sides of the vehicle (including bird's-eye view) can be displayed in various combinations to reveal what is in blind spots and help you park more safely.
Safety Features
The Outlander PHEV Exceed's Ultrasonic misacceleration Mitigation System reduces the chance and severity of hitting obstacles 4m in front or behind a vehicle when a driver mistakenly presses the accelerator when stationary or at speeds of up to 10km/h.
*Exceed model only. Please drive safely and never rely solely on these systems while driving. Ultrasonic misacceleration Mitigation System (UMS) may not activate in some situations. The engine output control activates when driving; 0-10km/h (not in N or P Position); obstacle/vehicle is within approx. 4m range; accelerator pedal is pushed hard or abruptly; driver is not turning to avoid obstacle/vehicle. The detection and control capabilities of UMS are supplementary only and do not prevent misacceleration in every situation. Please read the operation manual carefully and be aware of these limitations. It operates when a vehicle or obstacle is within an approx. 4m range and is not designed to detect motorcycles or pedestrians, but may detect them and activate in some situations.
Safety Features
Change lanes with confidence with the Outlander PHEV's Blind Spot Warning system. In addition, the Lane Change Assist system sounds an audible alert and displays a blinking warning in the door mirror when the system detects a high collision probability with a vehicle coming from behind moving to the same direction within 3.5m from PHEV's side or 70m from its rear bumper.
*Exceed model only. Please drive safely and never rely solely on these systems while driving. The detection and control capabilities of BSW and LCA are supplementary only and do not warn you of vehicles in blind spots in every situation. BSW and LCA may not activate in some situations. Please read the operation manual carefully and be aware of these limitations. It operates when a vehicle is in a rear, right or left blind spot and is not designed to detect motorcycles or pedestrians, but may detect them and activate in some situations.
Blacktown City Council
"Procurement of Blacktown Council's large leaseback car fleet encompasses the recommendations set down by the "Green Vehicle Guide" - emissions and ANCAP ratings are an important selection criteria. Staff are offered a wide range of car options with "incentives" to choose low emission vehicles. These options include hybrid, alternate fuel and electric vehicles.
In 2015 Council provided staff with the incentive to take up a lease option for the Mitsubishi plug-in-hybrid vehicles (PHEV). 9 PHEVS were leased at the time, staff are very happy with the vehicles low fuel consumption, drive-ability, performance and comfort. Our staff are very excited about receiving the new 2017 version PHEV which will be delivered in March 2017. We have been very proactive in obtaining these vehicles, this has led to installing 12 electric charge stations for staff and the public. Electricity used in our electric charge is supplemented by solar panels installed on the adjacent buildings. Council has approved the installation of 10 "smart poles" with electric vehicle charge-points in the Blacktown City area. These will be free-of-charge to staff and the public for the first 3-years after which a user pays system will apply.
We appreciate the work being done by Mitsubishi and the assistance / backup provided, we encourage others to take up this option by owning a superb vehicle that ticks all the boxes."
Jon Bannister
Manager Plant & Energy
Blacktown City Council
Orana CEO, Mr Nick Mihalaras, said the decision to choose the Outlander PHEV was as easy as it was logical.
"The PHEVs are such a perfect fit to suit Orana's requirements, thanks to their practical SUV layout, five-star safety and fuel-efficient electric vehicle technology,"
"Not only are we able to experience reductions in fuel consumption and emissions as a result of the PHEVs hybrid technology, the unwavering assistance provided by the Fleet team at Mitsubishi Motors enables us to carry out our ongoing services and programs to support people with disability without interruption."
The relationship between Mitsubishi Motors Australia and Orana spans more than 25 years. As Nick explains, it is a relationship that has grown into one of the most important partnerships Orana enjoys today.
Transmobility Consulting
"As a sustainable transport consulting firm we know that the future is electric. It's important to our company that we lead by example in adopting the latest in vehicle technology to demonstrate how electric vehicles can improve local air quality and minimise emissions, whilst delivering lower running costs and superior performance. The new 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is a versatile SUV that requires no compromises. It allows our firm to meet the vast majority of our transport needs using 100% electricity, all whilst driving in a safe, reliable and highly technologically-advanced vehicle. The Outlander PHEV offers the best of both worlds in terms of functionality and emissions performance, and convincingly proves that the electric drivetrain is the way of the future."
Dr. Jake Whitehead
Director of Transmobility Consulting, Brisbane
AICA Engineering
"Would like to express our genuine excitement and evolving interest in having taken a fleet of 10 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV's from Mandurah Mitsubishi and having used it for the last one year. Being a business trading in renewable and green solutions these vehicles have added value to promoting our business and the message of going green. We have also had a lot of interest amongst our customer base through our sales team equipped with the new MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER PHEV's .
We hope as time progresses to bridge the gap between the 2 industries and work much closer with Mitsubishi in promoting this technology and build awareness and offer this clean and environment friendly solution amongst consumers right to their doorstep.
Would like to thank Mitsubishi for handling the whole fleet of vehicles and supporting us right through the process and look forward to the new model fleet due to arrive soon."
- Twin electric motors and 2.0L MIVEC petrol engine
- Super All Wheel Control AWD (S-AWC)
- Smartphone Link Display Audio (SDA)
- Climate control dual zone air conditioning
- Reversing camera and sensors
- Smart Key and One Touch Start system
- EV Remote Smartphone App
- 360 degree Multi Around Monitor
- Blind Spot Warning (BSW)
- Lane Change Assist (LCA)
- Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA)
- Leather seat facings plus electric sunroof and tailgate
Colours may vary across range. Speak to our friendly staff at Berwick Mitsubishi about customising your Outlander PHEV.
^ Smartphone Link Display Audio will not operate in areas with no service signal and may not operate in supported areas where the signal is weak. Users are responsible for all charges incurred using smartphones and iPhones2 to connect to Android Auto™1 and CarPlay2 respectively. Some functions may not be available for use depending on the user's location.
1. Android Auto, Android, Google Maps and Google Play are trademarks of Google Inc.
2. iPhone, Siri, CarPlay, iPod, iPod touch and iPad are trademarks of Apple Inc. registered in the United States and other countries.
*Australian Standard ADR 81/02. Figures used for comparison across vehicles. Driving conditions will affect actual results.
Outlander PHEV combined fuel economy of 1.7L/100km is achievable using a combination of EV and petrol. Australian Standard ADR 81/02 test figure shown as a guide for comparative purposes and may not reflect real driving results.
* Outlander Full Charge: The amount of energy required to charge will vary and is affected by a number of factors, including ambient temperature and the traction battery's current state of charge.
** Find your cost per Kilowatt Hour (KWh) on your electricty bill


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Churches gear up for Lent
A local organization is gearing up for a weekly Lenten tradition.
The Wapakoneta Area Ministerial Association (WAMA) Lenten worships and lunches will begin next week on Ash Wednesday and will follow the theme, "He was … for our sins," which is found in Isaiah 52-53.
"Across the years, the church has reviewed these words as describing Jesus as the servant," WAMA President the Rev. Mark Bauer, of St. Mark's Lutheran Church, said. "He was 'wounded for our transgressions … upon him was the punishment that made us whole.' Since Jesus took our sin upon himself and suffered in our place we have forgiveness and life forever with God."
Each week different pastors from local churches will speak on this theme, as they each will take a different word from this passage. The first week on Ash Wednesday, WAMA Secretary the Rev. Pat Sloneker, of St. Joseph Catholic Church, plans to talk about the servant being "marred."
Bauer noted the event is a traditional event that has been held for many years.
The unique part of this event is very few communities in the area host this type of daytime service for their community.
The average turnout for the services is 150 people, and this number keeps consistent throughout the whole six weeks.
"It's a time for us to think about our relationship with the Lord and reflect on repent and to grow stronger in faith," Bauer said.
The WAMA Lenten lunches will be held at noon every Wednesday leading up to Easter and all will be held at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 309 Perry St., Wapakoneta, with the exception of the March 29 Good Friday service, which will be held at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, 302 E. Pearl St., Wapakoneta.
Lunch will be provided by local churches after each service, except on Good Friday. Each service with lunch is expected to last an hour.
Lunch is free of charge and donations are accepted. The donations go to cover the cost of the meal and the leftover money is put into the Servants Day fund, which is a community service day event held each September.
The money will help pay for supplies and materials used to fix and repair homes and properties.
The money also is used for the WAMA fund, which helps provide assistance for housing, meals and gas support.
Bauer noted he has found this worship series to be a good devotional experience.
"We are grateful for the many churches and pastors who make these worships and lunches possible," Bauer said. "We appreciate the wonderful response from the community as we join together — all the churches in the Wapakoneta area — to reflect on the suffering, death, and resurrection of our Lord."


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Calvert Marine Museum closing for three months of renovation
Now's the time to pack up family and holiday visitors for a trip to Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons. Come January 1, the family-friendly, 43-year-old museum closes for three months for renovation. When it opens again, it won't be the old familiar place.
For starters, you'll have to find the front door as the redesigned museum will have a new orientation. Expect a new store, too, says deputy director Sherrod Sturrock. "A volunteer left us a legacy for just that purpose, and if we can match it we can do the whole job this winter."
Don't bother looking for the auditorium. It's going, to be replaced by a long-needed large and flexible space where you can still hear concerts.
The great white shark skeleton with open jaws, Cove Point Lighthouse and the museum's otters will still greet you come April. "They will never go away," Sturrock says.
But the old familiar Patuxent River exhibit will be a different place, and one you won't see until autumn. The River and Its Life exhibit is expanding to include more Bay habitats. As well as the river, the new Estuarium will represent deep-water, coastal and freshwater habitats. New creatures coming to populate the habitats will include little sharks, more seahorses and, Sturrock hopes, an octopus.
But, Sturrock says, octopi "are so smart they learn how to escape." So the museum must find an exhibit designer smarter than an octopus.
As well as animals, expect new exhibits inviting you to make maritime experiments and play with computers.
All this work was supposed to happen last year, but funding fell short. This year, the main funding is a $142,500 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Maryland Heritage Areas added $25,000 to the pot, and private contributors the same. The museum is matching grants with $250,000 in labor.
Like the otters, staff will be active behind the scenes getting ready for their April reopening.


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NBC's Domenico Montanaro reports that although some Republicans have changed their tone on a new-no-taxes pledge, they aren't putting tax rate increases on the table.
Some Republicans appear to be softening what was once a hard stance on their no-taxes pledge as the end-of-the-year deadline on the so-called "fiscal cliff" approaches.
But it's not clear how far they would go – if they would raise rates on the wealthiest, as President Obama wants, or if they are simply willing to go along with eliminating some loopholes and deductions to raise revenue. And those who have been outspoken on the topic thus far are not seen as the key players in the ongoing negotiations.
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Select Committee on Intelligence ranking member Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) gets on the Senate subway as he leaves after a hearing on the Benghazi attack November 16, 2012 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.
"I care more about my country than I do about a 20-year-old pledge," Sen. Saxby Chambliss of Georgia told a local TV station from his home state. "If we do it his way then we'll continue in debt, and I just have a disagreement with him about that."
Chambliss is one of several congressional Republicans who have indicated they might break with an anti-tax pledge pushed by activist Grover Norquist.
NBC's Chuck Todd tells Savannah Guthrie that House Republicans are stalling a compromise in the "fiscal cliff" debate, unlike the Senate, where members are more keen to strike a compromise.
On the Sunday shows and Monday morning TV, Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Bob Corker (R-TN), as well as Reps. Eric Cantor (R-VA) -- the House minority leader -- and Peter King (R-NY), joined Chambliss in downplaying the "Taxpayer Protection Pledge." Norquist's 58-word pledge has been a mainstay in Republican politics since 1986. In 2011, every GOP presidential hopeful, including Mitt Romney (and excluding Jon Huntsman) signed it.
NBC's Domenico Montanaro reports on the increased number of pledges that Republican presidential candidates are being asked to sign in this campaign. One pledge stands apart, a no-new-taxes pledge, whose creator has influenced day-to-day legislation and is vowing to fight any effort to get find revenue in the new congressional supercommittee charged with closing the national debt.
"I agree with Grover — we shouldn't raise rates," Graham said on ABC, "but I think Grover is wrong when it comes to we can't cap deductions and buy down debt." Graham added, "I will violate the pledge, long story short, for the good of the country, only if Democrats will do entitlement reform."
Corker told CBS on Monday: "I'm not obligated on the pledge. I made Tennesseans aware, I was just elected, the only thing I'm honoring is the oath I take when I serve, when I'm sworn in this January."
King, of New York, said on Meet the Press Sunday: "I agree entirely with Saxby Chambliss -- a pledge you signed 20 years ago, 18 years ago, is for that Congress... I think everything should be on the table."
Norquist, in fact, says the fact that no House Republican has voted for a tax increase in 22 years is directly a product of his pledge. Norquist does not just mandate that lawmakers not vote for tax increases, but also that any bill they sign onto has to be "revenue neutral."
In other words, cutting deductions and loopholes, for example, would also be out if not offset by further tax cuts. But Republicans and Democrats face an end-of-the-year deadline to try and figure out a way to avert the steep military and domestic spending cuts and taxes going up for everyone when the Bush tax cuts expire at the end of the year.
USA Today's Susan Page, American Bridge 21st Century President Rodell Mollineau, and YG Action Fund Senior Adviser Brad Dayspring join Chuck Todd to talk about the impending fiscal cliff.
That some senators appear ready to talk revenue is not as significant as what House members say. It is widely believed that a deal would be struck between the White House and the House GOP, not with the Senate.
House Speaker John Boehner has said that "revenue" is on the table, but the president wants to raise rates for the wealthiest. Obama campaigned on the idea, but it's not at all clear whether the House Republican rank-and-file would sign on to any rate increase.
Cantor, who wields some influence with the GOP conference's more conservative members, is seen as more of a keystone, and he, too, seemed willing to go along with at least some revenue increases.
"There has been a lot said about this pledge," Cantor said on MSNBC's Morning Joe Monday. "When I go to the constituents, it's not about that pledge. It's about trying to solve problems. House Speaker John Boehner went to the White House and said, 'Hey, Republicans in the House are willing to put revenues on the table.' That's a big move."
House Majority Leader Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Va., sits down with Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, John Heilemann, and Mike Barnicle to talk about Israel, Egypt, the Grover Norquist tax pledge, the future of fiscal cliff negotiations, and why not everything is on the table in tax talks.
"We were elected to fix problems," Cantor said, before adding, "Even if you raise all those taxes, it doesn't fix your problem."
In a follow-up interview, Cantor's office stressed that he remains against raising tax rates.
"Republicans aren't against tax rate hikes because of any one man or pledge," spokeswoman Megan Whittemore said. "We are against hiking rates, because they're bad for the economy and hurt jobs. We've put ideas on the table that bring more money in while keeping tax rates where they are to produce job growth. It's now time for President Obama to put his ideas on the table for spending cuts and entitlement reform if he truly embraces a balanced approach."
For his part, Norquist isn't backing down. In a statement to NBC News, he took shots at the GOP senators and expressed confidence that no one would violate the pledge.
"Chambliss has been pushing this line since he joined the Gang of Six," Norquist said. "Lindsey Graham has for two years said he would raise taxes if he got a 10:1 ratio of spending cuts through entitlement reform that could not be undone. There is no news in these two 'changing.'"
And he added, "They have not voted for a tax hike. They have had impure thoughts on present. Their impure thoughts did not change a single GOP vote in the 2011 fight over the debt ceiling which had a real deadline looming. One might have argued that the pledge died in 1990 when a sitting president and many in House leadership broke the pledge. However, the opposite happened, the pledge became more powerful when breaking it was seen to have very real consequence in 1992. After the 1994 election a majority of the House and Senate had signed the pledge."


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Rosamund Pike: The British actress is known for her love of pretty, ultra-feminine dresses, but on this occasion she wore a black Tom Ford suit. Her edgier look was styled with black Nicholas Kirkwood pumps and a Smythson envelope clutch.
Peaches Geldof: The socialite showed off her baby bump wearing a pretty lace frock, which she styled with retro waves, a gorgeous red lip colour and a blue clutch.
Juno Temple: The actress also opted for a black suit, but her McQ Alexander McQueen ensemble had a military-type feel to it. This is probably to do with the shiny gold buttons on her double-breasted peplum jacket.


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First of all: we know these games are not out yet and we have not played them. We cannot say with certainty that the multiplayer aspects will "ruin" them, but our informed opinions and personal insight into the industry seem to paint a rather grim image. Hopefully we are wrong, but if not: we told you so.
Multiplayer sure is a hot-button issue these days. Sure, you could argue that a lot of developers have separate teams working on each mode, or that "more content is good content" – but at what cost? While it may on its face seem like developers are deciding to give gamers more bang for their buck, you have to wonder what are the sacrifices they made in that process? The list you find below isn't designed to say any of these games will be bad games, necessarily, but it is designed to say that these games are looking to be negatively affected because of the decision to include multiplayer.
Interesting opinions. I'm curious to know what everyone else thinks
GOW:Ascension muli is actually fun and it does not feel tacked on like 99.9% of the other games.
" we know these games are not out yet and we have not played them."
Yeah...I don't know what to make of this. I know it's possible to look at a game and tell whether it's your type of game or not but this....is a step too many over the line. I can't even read the rest of it...
Change title to " Five 2013 games ruined by multiplayer which we HAVEN'T EVEN PLAYED YET"
Jesus Christ you people never cease to amaze me.


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1. Richard Wagners gargantuan opera runs five hours and 40 minutes. If you attend The MET: Live in HD performance Saturday at Fort Lewis College, remember, it starts at 10 a.m. Bring a pillow, blanket and a thermos of coffee.
2. Between acts, there will be intermissions: 37 and 23 minutes each.
3. Sandwiches, salads and coffee at a quick turnaround will be available in the FLC cafeteria down the hall.
4. Two restrooms are located outside the main door and side exit to the Vallecito Room, where the opera will be screened.
5. The new staging of Wagners monsterpiece is not only rare, but a touchstone in contemporary design and concept. That the cast brims with Wagnerian specialists is an added bonus, for example, Parsifal will be sung by the German tenor Jonas Kaufmann and the evil Klingsor by Russian bass-baritone Evgeny Nikitin.
6. Wagner got the idea for Parsifal when he first composed Lohengrin, his 1845 opera about the son of Parsifal. Almost 40 years later, the highly successful and controversial bad boy of German music composed the prequel, which youll see Saturday.
7. Wagner stipulated that Parsifal would forever be staged exclusively at the composers theater in Bayreuth. It premiered July 26, 1882, a few months before the composers death.
8. Defying Wagners wishes, other European opera companies began to stage the work, often facing legal challenges by the family. Daringly, the Met mounted the U.S. premiere in 1903 as part of its first season. The Met survived its own legal battle, and subsequent New York stagings occurred in 1920, 1956, 1970 and 1991. Now the 2013 version, created by French-Canadian film and theater director Francois Girard, has a post apocalyptic setting.
9. Warning: there will be blood. Anyone who has seen Girards movie, The Red Violin, will understand his fascination for blood as a dramatic driving force. Act One begins metaphorically inside a wound-that-will-not-heal. Amfortas, the leader of the Knights of the Holy Grail, is ill, suffering and, most likely, dying. The world is in despair. He can only be healed by an innocent fool, which is Parsifals cue. There are references to the Last Supper, the bread and wine of the Eucharist and Christs blood.
In Act II, Klingsor, the Prince of Darkness who was rejected from membership in the Brotherhood, weighs in on the matter. He secures the magical Kundry to seduce and ruin Parsifal. In an extraordinary scene played in a sea of blood, the lad finally resists temptation and awakens from his stupor.
10. In case youre worried about how this blood-and-despair opera ends, Parsifal saves the Grail Brotherhood. More wont be said about this extraordinary fairy tale full of rituals and pretty obvious religious themes. Dont miss the opening stage pictures during the prelude. A reflecting curtain will show the Met audience and then more people will be seen behind the curtain. The director may to be saying this story is about us, too.
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Renowned graphic designer Milton Glaser is the subject of a new documentary directed by one of the High Line's very first and most loyal supporters, Wendy Keys.
Titled "Milton Glaser: To Inform and Delight," the film opens this Friday, May 22, at Cinema Village. It looks at Glaser's long and fascinating career, as he creates iconic designs, including the "I HEART NY" campaign. Glaser is a Charter Member of Friends of the High Line. Wendy Keys, a Board Member of Friends of the High Line, has been a supporter since 2000.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Republican nominee for a seat on the Federal Communications Commission, Michael O'Rielly, said on Wednesday that he favors an "extremely light" hand on regulation, drawing sharp remarks from some Democratic senators.
O'Rielly, who spent two decades as a congressional staffer and worked for Senator John Cornyn of Texas and former Senator John Sununu of New Hampshire, said that his work for the FCC would be dedicated to enforcing existing laws, bringing certainty to the market and reducing unnecessary regulation.
"The regulatory hand must be extremely light," O'Rielly said in testimony to a confirmation hearing by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation.
O'Rielly would join the FCC, which enforces telecommunications law, as it readies for a major reshuffling of the ownership of radio airwaves and tries to catch up to rapidly changing technology, including the transition of the telephone industry away from traditional analog networks to digital ones.
O'Rielly said he would commit to maintaining a program that gives discounts to schools and libraries for Internet access. He also committed to enforcing rules on decency in broadcast television and said he was open to exploring changing some rules governing media ownership.
Senator Mark Pryor, a Democrat of Arkansas, pointedly asked O'Rielly if his legislative experience included work with Democrats. "The last thing we need on this commission is partisan divide," said Pryor.
"I think I have a history of working with people on both sides of the aisle on communications policy," O'Rielly responded.
Senator John Rockefeller, chairman of the committee and a West Virginia Democrat, told Pryor, "Your question was really good.
"I also have seen people who have given testimony that is fairly specific. And then they get ... approved and they become different people," Rockefeller said.
When O'Rielly reiterated that he advocated a "flexible" and a "light hand" on regulation, Rockefeller interrupted, "To me those are code words."
Rockefeller pressed O'Rielly to ensure that rural areas of the United States were not left out of the digital revolution.
"They'll do it. ... They will do that," O'Rielly said, referring to telecommunications companies who must by law offer service to the thinly populated, less profitable countryside.
If confirmed, O'Rielly, who some industry insiders have described as "prickly," would join Ajit Pai as the second member of the Republican minority on the five-member panel.
The committee also heard on Wednesday from Terrell McSweeny, now at the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, who has been nominated to the Federal Trade Commission.
The FTC works with the Justice Department to enforce antitrust law and enforces rules against deceptive advertising, among other things.
The toughest question to McSweeny came from Senator Maria Cantwell, a Washington Democrat, who asked about the commission's work in fighting manipulation of fuel prices. Cantwell asked McSweeny how big an issue it was for her.
"I understand how very real that pressure can be on consumers when they have tight budgets," McSweeny said.
If confirmed as expected, McSweeny would be the third Democrat on the five-member trade commission.
(Reporting by Diane Bartz; editing by Ros Krasny and Leslie Adler)


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In Order to Be Effective, Do Microbicides Have to Be Sexually Pleasurable?
September 7, 2011
Since last summer's CAPRISA study results, microbicides as an HIV prevention tool for women have finally become more of a reality than a fantasy. But one of many questions that HIV/AIDS advocates have about this vaginal gel, which is aimed at protecting women against HIV, has been, "What will it take to get women to adhere to taking this gel?"
One Rhode Island researcher believes she may have an answer to that question.
Kate Morrow believes that sexual pleasure is the key to microbicides living out their full potential. This is why in her study, Morrow's Project LINK, female participants were asked all sorts of questions about the gel itself, including the insertion of the gel, whether simulating sex with a dildo made the gel leak out, and whether or not sex was enjoyable with the gel.
Funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health, Project LINK began in 2006 and has examined about 350 women's experiences of vaginal gels -- none of which actually contained drugs. Data collection is complete and Morrow hopes to have results in the next year.
Those results could help determine what properties would make women willing -- or even eager -- to use a vaginal microbicide.
But there is no simple answer. Women's responses to the gel could depend on how old they are, where they are in their menstrual cycles or whether they are bothered by things like leakage and stickiness.
"How do I make this product feel good enough -- or not feel like anything -- such that women can use it without interrupting their normal day-to-day sexual lives? Or could it actually make their sexual lives better?" asked Morrow.
Studying pleasure is not something Morrow does for fun. She sees it as a "medical necessity" for preventing the spread of HIV. Even a partially-effective microbicide that is pleasant enough to gain wide use could dramatically reduce new infections. And a highly effective microbicide that women refuse to use won't work at all.
While microbicides were mostly conceived as a contraceptive tool for women who cannot demand condom use from male partners, not all couples have those same disempowering gender dynamics. It's because of this that Marrow created Project Mist, a study aimed at getting reactions to microbicides from women and men. Data for that study should be collected by the end of this year.
Kellee Terrell is the former news editor for TheBody.com and TheBodyPRO.com.
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