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"Jay Abraham's specialty: turning corporate underperformers into marketing and sales whizzes."
-Forbes Magazine
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-Investors Business Daily
"If the measure of the status of a profession is the fee a practitioners can command, then marketing has come of age. Jay Abraham charges… ($5,000) an hour for phone consultations on marketing… (and) specializes in helping entrepreneurial companies grow."
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"…possibly the greatest marketing expert alive today… a man who can turn you from a marketing greenhorn into a marketing green beret!"
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"In a world apart from conventional consultancy, he advises clients on their marketing strategies, getting no closer to them than a telephone connection permits…(and) Abraham earns a fortune."
-USA Today
"15 years ago, Jay taught me how to turn underutilized, intangible assets into cash over- night. The first year, I made $100,000 from his advice and have continued to do the same practically every year with every business I own. That means I made over $1.5 million from just one thing Jay taught me. He's one of the best market conceptualists in the country."
-Chase Revel, Founder – Entrepreneur Magazine
"Jay Abraham is an entrepreneur's entrepreneur. He has engineered several phenomenally successful marketing campaigns, He works with a select group of clients; Jay asks for and receives fees which some might consider expensive. But if his track record is any indication of the value of his talents, his clients have little reason to complain."
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"Talk means money: (Jay) is a leading marketing consultant… commanding (up to) a $25,000 fee for a 3-day conference. Jay Abraham tells how to find success in the business world."
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"After attending (Jay Abraham's) direct response seminar. (Lillig) sent postcards to 750 prospects that he purchased for 5 cents a name. The total cost for printing postage and the list? Five hundred dollars … the return on the investment thus far has been nearly 60,000% (and could easily double) …"
-Inc. Magazine — writing about Jay Abraham seminar graduate Michael Lillig of Renton, WA.
"He is one of the highest paid consultants in the country. Clients range from educational service companies to electric shaver manufacturers. Abraham once worked for 18 months on "Icy Hot," an analgesic balm. He developed a national mail order strategy that resulted in $13 million in sales. The product was a key to a buy-out by G.D. Searle."
-Los Angeles Business Journal
"When talking with Jay Abraham, marketing consultant, be sure to bring along a tap recorder. A well oiled, highly electrified tape recorder. And Tapes. Lots of tapes. That's because you'll probably want to remember almos everything Abraham says."
-National OTC Stock Journal
"Abraham is compensated solely on the basis of results. If his techniques produce clearly identifiable additional profits, he receives a percentage. If not, he gets nothing."
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What Authors Say About Jay
"Jay Abraham has identified the limiting patterns in marketing that restrict most business success. He is one of the few people who realize that most industries only seem to know one particular way to market — even though as many as 50 or more effective and profitable marketing options may actually be available to them. Jay learned how to take success concepts from different industries and combine them to give a powerful advantage to the clients he advises. And at the same time, he is able to take almost any company and uncover a minimum of $10,000 and a maximum of $1 million in windfall profits that company was just sitting on, waiting to be harvested."
Anthony Robbins, the author of three best sellers including Personal Power, Unlimited Power, and Awaken the Giant Within
"Jay Abraham is the original 800 pound marketing and money-making gorilla. His brilliant discoveries have influenced much of my own work. Moreover, he knows how to make anyone more money and wealth in their business or career."
Jay Conrad Levinson, author of Guerrilla Marketing
"Jack Canfield and I approached Jay when we wanted to d o the book concept for 'Chicken Soup for the Soul.' Jay gave Jack and me two killer concepts. Obviously they must have worked, because so far we've sold over 14 million copies using his approach."
Mark Victor Hansen, co-author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series
"Jay really is a marketing genius. He developed his own wealth by helping business owners (both large and small) increase their profits by sharing generously in the rewards. All told, I think Jay has added well over three billion dollars in combined sales and profit increases to the bottom lines of thousands of businesses and professionals he has advised, including many people I know and respect."
Fran Tarkenton, NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback and author of What Losing Taught Me About Winning
"I rarely endorse products or services. With the exception of a book testimonial for Stephen Covey, Tom Peters, Ken Blanchard or Don Shula, I pretty much stay out of the promotion business. That why it's so unusual and special for me to be writing this! In two brief telephone discussions with Jay, he gave me — with no strings attached — one career changing strategy that could guarantee me a minimum of $100,000 per year for ten years, or $1 million, starting in one month. And all I have to do is more of what I love to do … publish advice on winning for life."
Denis Waitley, author of The Psychology of Winning and Empires of the Mind
"Jay Abraham has perhaps the finest marketing mind in America today. I have studied, taught and practiced sales and marketing for more than 25 years, working with hundreds of corporations. I can quite comfortably say that Jay' s innovative and dynamic approaches to increasing sales, cutting costs and boosting profits are the most simple, powerful and practical I have ever seen. I can see why Jay Abraham unconditionally guarantees satisfaction with everything he does. His advice is so immediately helpful and obviously worth thousands of dollars that a person would be a fool not to take it, try it out and see if it works. I am applying his ideas to every facet of my multi-national business, with amazing results!"
Brian Tracy, author of Psychology of Achievement, Psychology of Selling, Psychology of Success, Breaking the Success Barrier
"Jay Abraham is scientific. Jay Abraham is a maestro. More specifically — and I can't emphasize it enough times — Jay Abraham is a marketing genius. What Jay does better than any other human being on the globe is take what you already have and use it to generate cash flow — quickly. Jay has produced phenomenal results for major magazines, large brokerage firms, billion dollar insurance companies, mutual funds, and commodities companies, to name but a few. Jay Abraham can come up with more exciting, profit producing ideas in an hour than the average marketing professional can produce in a year. In my opinion, he is the foremost marketing genius in the United States and the Free world today. In effect, Jay Abraham's service cost absolutely nothing; rather, he makes his clients money!"
Robert Ringer, author of Winning Through Intimidation, Looking Out for Number One, and Million Dollar Habits
"Besides being one of the most successful business advisors and marketing experts I know, Jay understands more ingenious ways to make more money and ways to grow your business, boost your profits and turn troubled companies around – than any other entrepreneurial individual I know."
Scott deGarmo, for 14 years the publisher and editor-in-charge of Success magazine
"He has contributed many millions of dollars to my bottom line. He has revolutionized advertising and marketing."
Robert Allen, author of Creating Wealth and Multiple Income Streams
"When it comes to marketing, Jay Abraham is a master. If you want to win more customers, get them to buy more and keep them coming back, you can't afford to pass this book up."
Michael LeBoeuf, author of How to Win Customers and Keep Them for Life
"The aim that you and I have, Jay, is to help business owners to do one thing well that leads to another and another. We need an injection of new thinking. I think, no — I know – we badly need your thinking here."
Sir John Harvey-Jones, the first man in the UK ever knighted for making a billion pounds profit in one year, author of the number one best selling business book in Europe, Making it Happen – Reflections on Leadership
"Everything everyone writes and says about Jay Abraham's knowledge and ability to influence others in direct, revenue producing ways is true. He really is worth the price! Maybe even more! For me, it was a real life and business changing experience to utilize Jay Abraham's genius in my business."
William T. Brooks, author of Time Management for the Sales Professional
"Jay Abraham is the finest marketing mind on this planet. His work for others was so wildly successful, I decided to get to know him. I paid Jay Abraham $600,000 in one year because he made me $2 million and all the money I paid him came out of the profits his concepts made for me."
Howard Ruff, author of How to Prosper During the Coming Bad Years
"Jay Abraham's ideas are better than a Ph.D. in marketing! I wish I had access to Jay's marketing concepts when I was a university professor teaching marketing strategies to M.B.A. students. It would have been a significantly more powerful and practical learning experience for my students."
Tony Alessandra, author of Collaborative Selling
"Jay Abraham is to marketing what Robin Williams is to comedy … a natural. I've been learning from Jay since the early 80's but only recently heard him speak before a large audience. He amazes me! Jay's gift for understanding marketing principles and caring about people is evident. His value as a coach is enormous. I recommend that all business people become students of Jay Abraham."
Jim Cathcart, author of The Acorn Principle and Relationship Selling
"'Fire the whole marketing department!' When I wrote that 25 years ago, people thought I was kidding. Not so. I meant it. Marketing is a vital force that should be driving all the individuals from the receptionist and the telephone operators to the CEO. It is too simple and too powerful to be delegated to a department full of 'experts'. "Can you imagine your marketing department driving anything but questionnaires, meetings, Cadillacs and maybe golf balls? If Jay Abraham's book had been available 25 years ago, I would have written : 'Fire the whole marketing department and give each employee a Jay Abraham book. Then challenge them all to find an idea they can use to grow the business from their work station. All you've got to do after that is make sure you have creative, fair and generous rewards for the winners.'"
Robert Townsend, author of Up the Organization
"Everyone from the budding entrepreneur to the Fortune 500 CEO can benefit form Jay Abraham's exceptional message. What Jay says works because it's based on real experiences, not theory. What Jay Abraham tells is not your garden-variety message filled with pie-in-the-sky promises to get rich. What he advises is the real stuff that's being applied by America's most successful entrepreneurs. If you religiously adhere to Jay Abraham's advice, you will succeed beyond your wildest dreams. What he lectures truly works. Now you have to make it work for you."
Robert L. Shook, co-author of Mary Kay: You Can Have It All!
"Jay Abraham is truly a marketing genius. I got more practical ideas from listening to him for an hour than I have in years worth of books and seminars. He motivated and inspired me to go beyond what I thought was possible. And make it happen!"
Robert Kriegel, author of Sacred Cows Make the Best Burgers
"[Jay Abraham] has the uncanny ability to probe, probe some more — and then guide you to new, undiscovered or even forgotten sources of wealth and business growth. He has unquestionably revolutionized my approach/philosophy to business. And the impact — personal, professional and financial — has been dramatic."
Jeff Blackman, author of Opportunity Selling
"Jay Abraham's remarkable success in promoting his own services is proof that he is the undisputed master of marketing. It's rare that any one person can come forward and dominate his chosen field. That is exactly what Jay Abraham has done with the field of marketing. He is clearly the person to whom you should turn for answers in your business."
Roger Dawson, author of Secrets of Power Negotiation
"In a nutshell, [Jay Abraham] teaches you more ingenious ways to make money, grow your business, boost your profits, and increase your sales than any other entrepreneurial individual you are likely to meet. He is so good at it, in fact, that the bulk of his own wealth has come from the profit shares he has received from appreciative clients."
Nigel Woof, General Manager, Day-Timers Europe, Ltd
"'No nonsense' is right. There's not a wasted phrase in Jay's book. I found it not only inspirational and enjoyable, but more importantly, chock full of immediately usable ideas."
Rick Carson, author of Taming Your Gremlin
"I've been managing my own organizations for over 38 years, and I hate to think of the failures I could have avoided, and how much more successful I could have been in my career, if I had been exposed to Jay Abraham's expertise when I was a young man."
Everett T. Suters, author of Inspirational Management
"Jay Abraham's new program is terrific! When I heard he charges $5,000 per hour as his consulting fee, I was skeptical that anyone could be worth that kind of money. However, after studying his course it is now obvious that he is worth that and much more. Jay effectively shifts the paradigm on the whole process of marketing and shows how anyone can maximize their results and leverage their efforts. The results translate to more than just an increase in sales, they create an exponential increase in bottom-line profits."
Jody Tallal, author of Building Personal Wealth
"Jay's concepts are remarkably simple — yet profound. There's the practical side and the philosophical side to everything he says."
Diane Booher, author of Communicate with Confidence
"Jay Abraham is indeed unique! Regardless of the current state of your business or practice, be it the startup enterprise, the emerging growth company, or the highly visible and powerful institution, his insights into marketing will lift any organization to new heights. He teaches you to take the wraps off, to break out of the comfort zone, to discard the limiting belief. He just plain understands how to use marketing as the key to leverage."
James Hansberger, author of Nice Guys Finish Last
"I have just recently become acquainted with Jay Abraham, who has, I believe, the most incisive mind I have ever encountered in business, money management, marketing and innovation. Jay has the uncanny ability to wade through the trivia and debris of any troublesome business situation and get straight to the heart of the matter."
James K. Van Fleet, author of Lifetime Guide to Success with People
"Jay Abraham will have you thinking differently and more creatively about the hidden business opportunities that exist inside your organization. We have all developed 'blind spots.' Jay provided us with the vision to take a fresh, new look at our organization and new ways to leverage our client base. Thanks."
Bob Moawad, author of Unlocking Your Potential, and You've Got What It Takes
"Jay Abraham has that rare ability to zero in on the uniqueness of a business. Then he will quickly identify the words, concepts, and procedures that capture your business in order to create a marketing strategy that will maximize its potential. My short consultation with Jay left me flooded with new ideas. This helped me to develop a marketing direction on the basis of advice that I would only expect from someone with whom I had consulted for months. I recommend and unequivocally endorse his no-nonsense program for anyone who is serious about finding the approach that will enable them to stand a head taller than their competitor."
Michael S. Broder, Ph.D., author of The Art of Staying Together
"Anyone in the line of business, can gain something that will massively improve their business, strengthen their bargaining position, and increase their income from listening to Jay Abraham's tapes."
Neil A. Fiore, author of Conquering Procrastination
"I am extremely leery of anyone described as a genius (especially in marketing). In the case of Jay Abraham, the term 'genius' is almost an understatement. This program contains an overwhelming amount of useful information. Anyone who can't find enough ideas to double or triple their business after reading and listening to Jay's material is brain dead!!"
Patrick Ryan, author of The Science of Personal Growth:
"In all the years that I have been an entrepreneur, having invested over 25 million dollars in many different businesses, I have never heard the kind of common sense advice that I heard from Jay Abraham."
Jack Zufelt, author of The Power of Desire
"There are two kinds of genius. One is created by taking what's given and pushing it out to the nth degree. The other questions what's given. Jay Abraham embodies them both."
Charles Faulkner, co-author of NLP: The New Technology of Achievement
"Jay Abraham's approach to marketing and money-making is rooted in a profound understanding of the human mind. He knows what compels people to buy and keep on buying and can show you how to apply this wisdom to your own business."
Michael Gelb, author of Mind Mapping
"Jay Abraham makes my head spin. He's not 'just another business consultant, ' he's a cybernetic phenomenon, an animate computer programmed for total recall. Nor is his counsel starry-eyed; it's earthy, specific, practical."
Charles Templeton, author of Laws of Inner Wealth and Succeeding: What it Takes.
"What he says makes great common sense, and adds wonderful credence to our desire to put other people's — patients, readers and listeners — needs first. How refreshing it is to discover from Jay a myriad of different ways that we can do that and at the same time become more successful."
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Appeals Court Reiterates: ACLU And Others Are Allowed To Sue The Gov't Over Secret Spying
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Not surprisingly, the US asked the full appeals court (rather than just the three judge panel) to review that ruling, but the court has now rejected that request. Often when a court refuses to rehear a case en banc, there isn't much of a discussion about it -- they just refuse. Yet here, there's an 83 page filing of opinions (pdf) by judges on the court arguing over whether or not the case should have been heard. Incredibly, despite the clear implications of what Senator Wyden has been saying, a bunch of judges say that the FISA Amendments Act doesn't represent a significant change in the law. Thankfully, those judges were outvoted here, and the lawsuit can move forward.

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I currently live in Saint Louis Park with my college roommate and work as an Assistant Account Manager for Karwoski & Courage Public Relations in downtown Minneapolis. My primary responsibilities are to help a variety of Minnesota-based companies with their advertising and media relations efforts. In providing that support, I stay busy with a lot of writing, project management, event planning and creative design. Outside of work I stay busy planning my wedding next September, exploring the Twin Cities and staying in touch with my Bennies and Johnnies!
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This book is for those who are seeking truth and have not yet found it. It is for those who have freedom of thought and hate people depriving others of freedom, whether they are ordinary people on the streets of the city, or the great media that not only do not think freely but also do not let others think freely. And whenever truth was to be told to the public, if it was likely to shake the high palace governing public opinion, it was nipped in the bud. The book is for those who are looking for something new to live by … a new idea … Though it certainly is not so new since it has existed since the very early life of humans on the Earth, but it is new for you and me, governed by the media. A new idea for a new lifestyle! The lifestyle seems painful at first glance, but if we look carefully, it is like a calm ocean which no light wind can disturb.
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Orange Councilwoman Annette Pernell encourages citizens to attend a town hall meeting on Saturday, March 23, to voice their opinions on the erection of a Confederate Veterans Memorial Park in Orange. City officials, local clergy and civic leaders intend to meet to discuss the planned construction at 10 a.m. at the American Legion Lloyd Grubbs Post 49 located at 108 Green Ave. A representative of the National Action Network will be present as a moderator for the event.
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No castle was ever built over night, nor did any become famous for simply being built. Fortresses earn their acclaim because of the battles that they have withstood, with it's occupants protecting their hallowed grounds time after time, always standing tall in the end.
BC Place is our fortress.
While it's the fans who cheer on the players throughout the match, the respect is mutual. Nothing drives the men on the field more than a boisterous crowd, and in turn, 'Caps players always return the favour and give an ovation to their proud supporters at the end of each match. Together, we're well on our way to achieving our goal of making BC Place one of the toughest places to play in MLS.
Saturday was a perfect example. San Jose were the hottest team in the league and looked like they'd escape with a draw, but the fans at BC Place weren't interested in a draw, so they pushed the team to keep going, and the 'Caps gave everything they had right until the end to snag one of the most exciting wins we've had since we joined MLS.
You are the turbo button, the NOS, the shot of adrenaline, the second wind. You are the difference.
So here's to you 'Caps fans. Keep up the great work, and see you on Wednesday.
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Authorities say a wildfire that in northwest Caldwell County is now under control.
The Charlotte Observer reported the U.S. Forest Service crews have contained the blaze. They say the fire may burn 250 acres before it is extinguished.
The fire started late Friday night. Fire-fighting crews set up a containment line around the blaze Sunday and got it under control.
A reduced crew was expected to be working the fire Monday.
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text: Duck Trek: Story Story Posted 10-30-2011 Preparing for the Duck Trek Duck Trek 2011 By: James Overstreet, OutdoorChannel.com How do you back up a duck hunting adventure of a lifetime? If confronted with the opportunity, you load up the truck and do it all over again. The logistics and route are finally in place for Outdoor Channel's 2011 version of the Duck Trek. Duck hunting itself is typically a simple endeavor. You throw in mud and water; mix it with shotguns, dogs and camo-clad hunters, and hopefully, a sky full of ducks. However, thousands of miles of duck hunting on the move become a series of potential complications. The first step in any adventure is the planning. Hours are spent staring at maps of states that stretch from Canada to Mexico. You begin to circle dots marking places you may have never seen, many of them with curious names such as Goofy Ridge, Creole or Bald Knob. The circles on the map begin to form a pattern running north to south, with major variances to the east and west. In the end the circles are connected, forming a route that follows one of nature's annual events, the great migration of millions of waterfowl. From North Dakota to the Gulf Coast of Louisiana and Texas, every stop on the map holds a story to be told. Near each is a body of water the migrating masses depend upon for rest and nourishment. There reside men waiting to meet them in the annual ritual known as duck hunting. This collision of men and ducks takes place is many ways. The methods and tactics designed to insure the collision is one of the things that make duck hunters different. Geography and the type of terrain to be hunted dictate a duck hunter's equipment list. In Louisiana, a pirogue may be the finest watercraft available … in the open waters of Green Bay it becomes useless and dangerous. In Arkansas the only whistle hanging from a duck hunters neck is the one used to work a retriever. Duck holes vary from less than an acre to several hundred square miles of waterfowl habitat. A duck hunter who spends his days on the Great Lakes may never witness the thrill of mallards breaking limbs while coming into a timber hole. The man leaning against the tree cannot begin to describe the screaming speed and sound of canvasbacks approaching three feet off the water. In the end duck hunters have most things in common. Up and down the flyway we all hunt our hallowed places, we all suffer a bit at the hands of the ducks. There is a kinship between duck hunters everywhere. The tales and memories of duck hunters are waiting to be told. That's where we come in … it's time to begin the Duck Trek. Share This Story Related Comments Categories News Stories Recipes Tips Gear Videos Photo Galleries Viewer Photo Galleries Features Deer Season Outdoors 365 with Lynn Burkhead Everything Deer with Jeremy Flinn Short Stories by Larry Potterfield Opening Days Live Hunts Hunting Check Out All The Photos Explore the United States. Find information about and activities within your state. Get Started


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BERLIN (AP) — Exports from Germany, Europe's biggest economy, hit a record high of nearly €1.1 trillion ($1.5 trillion) last year thanks to strong demand from outside Europe.
The Federal Statistical Office said Friday that exports grew 3.4 percent, driven by an 8.8 percent increase in sales of goods and services to countries outside the European Union. Exports to other countries in the 17-country eurozone, where several countries are in recession, were down 2.1 percent. Overall exports to the 27-nation EU dipped 0.3 percent.
The previous record for exports was set in 2011, when they totaled €1.06 trillion. German imports were up a more modest 0.7 percent last year to €909.2 billion.
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The sexiest alien ever to appear on television, Jeri Ryan knows how to make a "Star Trek" uniform look good. Donning a pair of beautiful blue eyes, mouth-watering lips and one of the best racks in the business, Jeri is a self-made star with looks hot enough to melt any horny nerd. As an Army brat growing up in exotic locations all over the world, Jeri graduated from Northwestern University with a bachelor's in theater. After competing in numerous beauty pageants as a teen, Jeri competed in the Miss America pageant in 1990 as Miss Illinois , placing third runner-up overall. She continued to model after school, but she decided to pursue a career in acting instead. Starting out with small gigs on various television series like "Matlock, "Who's the Boss" and " Melrose Place ," Jeri was finally offered a role on the NBC sci-fi series "Dark Skies," but only lasted through the end of the show's first and only season.
She continued to act in small independent features that you probably couldn't find on tape at a video store, but joined the cast of "Star Trek: Voyager" in the middle of its fourth season to become one of the show's more popular characters. After "Voyager" wrapped in 2001, Jeri was invited by successful producer David E. Kelley to join the cast of his new FOX drama, "Boston Public," a role that wouldn't gain as much fan recognition as her Seven of Nine character, but a more dramatic role that opened roads into more legit acting jobs. Jeri has continued to stay relatively quiet on the acting front more recently, but has always been one of the more desired stars that has traveled from country to country to meet and greet thousands of awaiting "Star Trek" fans at their annual conventions. We're no Trekkies, but Jeri Ryan can feel free to beam on over to us anytime she wants.
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Feb 18 (Reuters) - Showing diners how many calories are in restaurant food items through symbols such as traffic lights coloured green, red and yellow depending on calorie count may influence how much they eat, according to a U.S. study.
That's especially true among the least health-conscious people, said lead author Brenna Ellison, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
"To reach a broader group of diners, a symbolic calorie label may be preferred as it reduced caloric intake across all levels of health consciousness," she and her colleagues wrote in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity.
Previous studies have found that people tend to eat less when they are told how many calories are in their food, but scientists had not looked at how that breaks down across different types of diners.
For the latest study, published in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, researchers randomized patrons at a restaurant on the Oklahoma State University campus to use one of three menus during a two-week period in late 2010.
One group of diners received standard menus without calorie information, another group got menus showing each item's calorie count and the last group got a menu featuring traffic light symbols representing calorie counts.
A green light was printed next to foods with fewer than 400 calories, yellow lights next to foods with between 401 and 800 calories, and red lights next to foods with over 800 calories.
By the end of the meal, diners ordering off the standard menu ate - on average - 817 calories. That compared to the 765 calories people ate when they ordered off the menu with printed calorie counts and the 696 calories they ate when ordering from the traffic light menu.
Although that is only a difference of 52 calories and 121 calories between the standard and experimental menus, the study's lead author said that can add up over time. Depending on the person, cutting 121 calories per day would lead to about a 554-gram (one pound) weight loss over a month.
"It could be substantial if that reduction persists every time you went out to eat," Ellison said, though a one-time reduction would likely not have much impact.
Based on customer surveys, Ellison and her colleagues from the University of Oklahoma found that the least health-conscious people seemed to cut the most calories in response to the experimental menus.
Those people are "precisely the people that menu labeling laws are often trying to influence," they wrote.
Regardless of how health-conscious people were, the traffic light menu seemed to have the strongest influence.
"It's encouraging because the information may help the people who will need it the most," said Lorien Urban, who has researched menu labeling at the Jean Mar USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Boston's Tufts University.
"I think it's in line with what we've seen that interpretive information is helpful," added Urban, who was not part of the study. SOURCE: http://bit.ly/12RHdKc (Reporting from New York by Andrew Seaman at Reuters Health; editing by Elaine Lies)


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VANCOUVER — Chip Wilson, the founder and largest shareholder of Lululemon Athletica, has sold half his stake in the yoga-wear retailer for US$845 million.
The Vancouver-based company said Thursday the sale to private equity firm Advent International represents approximately 13.85 per cent of Lululemon's outstanding shares.
Once the deal is finalized, Wilson will still own 20.1 million Lululemon shares, with Advent owning the other 20.1 million shares. The private stock sale is expected to close within 30 to 60 days, and has full support of the company's board of directors.
The company said Advent had previously invested in Lulumon in 2005, and has worked with Wilson and half of the company's 10 board members in the past. It pulled its original investment out of Lululemon in 2009. This deal will result in the appointment of two Advent executives, managing partner David Mussafer and managing director Steven Collins, to Lululemon's board. Mussafer will take on the role as co-chairman.
"Advent is a strong partner that knows Lululemon and our culture and will be an incredibly helpful addition to the board as we build an even stronger company," Wilson in a statement.
"I am delighted with the addition of David and Steven as new Directors, both of whom are very familiar with our company and bring significant expertise. Lululemon is well positioned to successfully execute on its strategic goals, and I look forward to working alongside the entire Board and management team as we focus on leveraging our core values of product and innovation to enhance value for all shareholders."
Wilson has been at odds with the Lululemon board over the past year after resigning as chairman in December.
In June, he announced publicly that he was voting against the re-election of two returning directors, including his replacement, chairman Michael Casey and private equity executive RoAnn Costin. At the time, Wilson argued that he didn't think the two members aligned with the company's "core values of product and innovation."
Lululemon has been struggling recently following a number of controversies and public relations gaffes. Late last year, the company had to deal with supply chain problems related to its Luon yoga pants, which were criticized for being too sheer. A few months later, Wilson said in a television interview that the tight-fitting pants were sheer because they did not fit all women's bodies. He later apologized for the comments.
The company is in the midst of an international expansion, in hopes of building its presence in Europe and Asia.
Its shares have been steadily sinking over the past year and are down by nearly 50 per cent from their 52-week high of US$77.75 on the Nasdaq in early October. The stock was closed down 94 cents to US$39.03 on the Nasdaq Thursday, prior to the announcement.
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The potential of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency measures has so far been undervalued in global energy scenarios. This is the conclusion reached by a research study run by the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) on behalf of the German Federal Environmental Agency (Umweltbundesamtes; UBA). The study reveals numerous ways in which the carbon dioxide emissions of the energy sector could be significantly reduced in the future.
Worldwide, according to the authors of the study, "Regarding the role and potential of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency measures in global energy provision, there is a significant as yet unexploited potential for the use of renewables and increased energy efficiency, as well as changes in behaviour. But this potential can only be realised if renewables and energy efficiency measures are further developed. Above all, the political, economic and infrastructural obstacles to such development must be overcome." DLR coordinated the study as a collaboration with Ecofys GmbH and the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, the Environment and Energy.
The technical potential is twenty times present requirements
The technical potential of renewable energy is twenty times present consumption. The greatest potential worldwide for electrical power production lies in solar technologies, including solar-thermal power plants and photovoltaics. The study also predicts that the costs of all renewable energy technologies for electrical power generation (with the exception of water power) will fall considerably over the next twenty years. Given that the cost of fossil fuels and carbon dioxide emissions will continue to grow, the majority of renewable electrical power technologies will be highly competitive by 2030.
The study also highlights the considerable potential for increased energy efficiency: increasing efficiency could reduce the primary energy demand by more than half by 2050 in comparison to a 'business as usual' scenario. More than 50 percent of such measures could even be self-financing.
Many scenarios undervalue the potential of renewable energy
The researchers from the DLR Institute for Technical Thermodynamics and their partners also analysed current energy scenarios in the study. According to their results, in most scenarios, the potential of renewable energy is undervalued. These scenarios do not reveal transparently what is holding back the development and implementation of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency measures.
In future scenario analyses, efforts should be made to document more transparently the underlying assumptions and their limitations. In order to improve the predictive value of global energy scenarios, the study's authors are currently setting out a regionally-differentiated, consistent global inventory of renewable energy resources, in a follow-up study which will run to the end of 2010.


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To elaborate on my evolving review of the Windwing kites, I'd thought I'd post a few more observations about the two different kites. After spending most of the day today working, I was able to take off at just after two and headed to the beach at Alameda, which had lower, but more consistent numbers in the afternoon than Berkeley did, which cycled up and down for most of the day.
I first pumped up the Outrage 14, the high aspect kite, and kited for about an hour well-powered and sometimes quite lit. The Outrage kites are lots of fun for hucking big air with sailing hangtime, and with a more aggressive hand can exhibit fast turning as well. Smaller sizes obviously don't need as much input, but there was a big difference when I came in on the Outrage 14 after being somewhat overpowered and rigged down to ride the Rage II 12. Maybe 10-15 minutes or so went by between when I landed the Outrage 14, pumped up the Rage II 12, rigged and launched, so the difference was immediately apparent and was more than just having a kite 2m smaller. The Rage II is a very lively kite in the way it turns sharply and quickly on it's axis. One bystander remarked on the difference in where it sat in the window versus the neighboring 2005 Rhino riding next to me and that it looked like the kite would be good for waves. I had flown the same kite at Ocean Beach on a nuking day, and yes, it was good, but for today's purposes freestyle was the current mode.
I rode around for a bit adjusting for the feel of the smaller kite having just come off the Outrage 14 and threw a few airs and single and double forward loops (yes, I know, I need to expand on the back-looping tricks as well...). Just for fun, I hucked a few airs and at the zenith of my jumps, pulled the bar back hard, instead of forward, to get a feel for the speed and turning of the kite, and then sent it back forward for a smooth landing. On the third or fourth time, I wanted to see how fast this kite was going to come around with full commitment input, so I pulled in the sheeting strap a bit (I'n not Bertrand Fleury!) and hucked a big air, hovered for a split second at zenith and pulled back hard to initiate a kiteloop and the kite immediately pointed downward picking up speed fast, turning in a tight radius and swept through the window coming back up subjecting me to a fairly decent landing, all things considered. I landed a bit vertical and hard, but was up and riding away an instant later.
I probably wouldn't have been inspired to start throwing kiteloops on the Outrages, as the power generated by the kite sweeping through the window would have been immense, raising the stakes considerably. The Rage II 12 spun around fast at command. I kept kiting for another hour or so and hucked and sent another 6 or 7 kiteloops, some of which put me well horizontal and above the kite at times. Landings were another issue altogether as sometimes my timing was good, sometimes it wasn't. The kite behaved consistently and smoothly and whenever I took some gas, coming down hot and hard and semi-crashing, which was a result of bad timing or lack of full commitment when initiating the kiteloop. For me, there's always going to be something new to learn in the freestyle arena and I think the Rage II's are going to inspire me further to try new tricks and moves. I'm a 35-year old guy who makes a living working on houses and getting hurt is really not an option. Mistakes resulting in kiting injuries are often made through lack of confidence and commitment when doing tricks, so having gear that inspires confidence helps you do more while kiting and helps avoid injury. Ultimately, it's all down to you, but at least then you can own up to your mistakes and not blame it on your gear! Good gear is key, and we're experiencing a good time in kiteboarding now. It can be said that virtually all kites are damn good now, and what differentiates them from each other are features and cost. Lots of features are good!
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Microsoft Corp. is partnering with Paramount Pictures on a promotional effort for the studio's "Star Trek Into Darkness." It represents the biggest such undertaking ever for the software giant.
The Redmond, Wash., company's campaign isn't short on whimsy: Bing, Microsoft's Internet search engine, was updated Tuesday to include the "Star Trek" language Klingon in its online translation service.
But there also is strategic significance to the marketing venture, because it leverages so many Microsoft services, devices and platforms in a way not previously attempted by the company for a movie promotion.
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Other elements include a "Star Trek" application for new smartphones and computers that run Windows 8 software, promotional events at Microsoft Store locations, significant advertising on the MSN website and the release of a new video game for Xbox 360 and Windows PCs.
Shawn Sanford, senior director of lifestyle marketing for Microsoft, said that the company had been previously open to the idea of such a comprehensive partnership with a movie studio, but couldn't find the right project.
"This one lined up really, really well. The stars aligned," he said, noting that the "Star Trek" franchise resonates with many people who work at Microsoft. Indeed, Bing developed the translator with help from Microsoft engineer Eric Andeen, one of the few people in the world who speaks Klingon.
J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek Into Darkness" debuted overseas last weekend in seven territories and grossed $31.7 million. The movie opens domestically Thursday.
The effort could help Microsoft change its image, experts who follow the company say.
Tim Bajarin, a longtime Microsoft analyst, noted that the "PC has aged and is no longer considered hip," leading to an "old school" image for Microsoft. The "Star Trek" partnership could change that.
"[It] is a serious attempt to try and make Microsoft relevant again and get their brand and products back into the thinking of consumers," said Bajarin, president of Creative Strategies Inc., in an email. The effort could help Microsoft raise awareness of new products like the Surface tablet and the Windows 8 smartphone, he said.
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The partnership does not include a product placement deal. Instead, it involves Microsoft incorporating intellectual property from the "Star Trek" movie into various products and services, ultimately promoting the film in forums and venues that Paramount would not normally target. In return, Paramount has made "Star Trek" marketing materials available to Microsoft for its promotional efforts.
Microsoft and Paramount declined to discuss the financial details of their deal.
LeeAnne Stables, executive vice president of worldwide marketing partnerships for Paramount, said that the partnership began to take shape after Microsoft executives met with studio brass in December in Los Angeles. Stables said that Microsoft's portfolio of technology products and services made it an appropriate partner on "Star Trek Into Darkness," which is set in the 23rd century. "A tech company was high on our list," she said.
Film industry veteran Russell Schwartz, the former president of theatrical marketing for New Line Cinema, said the partnership should help Microsoft "in terms of getting into the pop culture. This is certainly a great movie to attach themselves to."
Paul Saffo, a San Francisco-based technology forecaster, said that with the slow sales of the Windows 8 operating system — which was released last year and has sold more than 100 million licenses, on par with sales for Windows 7 — Microsoft has a "very serious coolness problem right now."
It could be trying to correct that with the "Star Trek" partnership. But Saffo questioned Microsoft's approach.
"There is nothing subtle about putting Klingon in the Bing translator," said Saffo, a managing director at research firm Discern Analytics. "Microsoft has always had the tendency to overdo it. No one is going to switch to Bing because there is Klingon on it."
This post has been updated to reflect new information provided by Microsoft. An earlier version said that the company had sold more than 60 million licenses for Windows 8.
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Joe Rork died February 19, 2013
Joseph (Joe) Raymond Rork, Jr. was born in Memphis, Tennessee on December 3, 1955. He entered his heavenly home on February 19, 2013 in Heber Springs, Arkansas. He was preceded in death by his father, Ray Rork, his mother Flora Walker Rork, and his sister. He is survived by his wife, Beth Rork, his daughter Kristin (Paul) Kowalczk, Also he leaves two sisters, sister in laws, brother in law, several nieces and nephews, and many friends.
A memorial service was held on Saturday, February 23, 2013 at 11:00 Am in the First United Methodist Church in Heber Springs. Memorials may be made to the Breakin Bread Soup Kitchen Fund, c/o Heber Springs First United Methodist Church or the Juvenile Diabetes Association.


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Gov. Togiola Tulafono signed into law last Friday a Senate bill amending the regulations for head lamp illumination and color as well as amending the definition of "license tag" to confirm with current regulations.
The governor wrote in a letter to the Fono that the bill has been signed into law; and that it "will effectively protect the public".
According to the measure, motor vehicles shall not be modified with any aftermarket colored transparent and translucent substance or materials installed, affixed or applied on or in front of the head lamps, the auxiliary driving lamp, or the auxiliary passing lamp, or combinations of the head lamps, auxiliary driving lamp or passing lamp that would obstruct, reduce or interfere with the visibility or effectiveness of the head lamps, increase the beam intensity, or that would change the color of light emitted.
Additionally, motor vehicles shall not be modified with any aftermarket lighting accessories that may alter the appearance of the original vehicle from the manufacturer. This is to include any lighting alterations, in, on, around or under the vehicle.
Exempted from the amendments are police or authorized emergency vehicles, vehicles equipped for the purpose of warning of hazardous situations, or vehicles equipped with a lighting system intended to mark or signal a solemn procession or occasion, the bill states.
"Aftermarket" is described in the bill to mean, the market for replacement parts, accessories and equipment for the care of the enhancement of an original motor vehicle while "auxiliary driving lamp" means a lamp supplementing the light from the headlamps, such as a fog light or a spot light.
House Vice Speaker Talia Fa'afetai Iaulualo, who is also House Rules Committee Chair, is looking at next week to schedule a hearing of all House members to discuss Congressman Faleomavaega Eni's proposed federal legislation that would repeal a 1983 law requiring congressional approval of amendments to the Constitution of American Samoa.
Earlier this month, Faleomavaega wrote to the governor and Fono leaders about the proposed legislation and expressed his intention to discuss the proposed measure with local leaders. He also requested an opportunity to confer with the Fono.
At yesterday's House session, House Speaker Savali Talavou Ale pointed out that the Congressman is proposing an important issue and asked Iaulualo for a conference committee of the House membership to get input from each member.
At the same time, he said, he will communicate with the Senate leadership to schedule a Fono meeting with the Congressman, who will brief lawmakers on the proposal as well as answer any questions from the Fono.
He said the House should have their opinions and comments via their own meeting before a date is set for lawmakers to meet with the Congressman in the very near future.
Faleomavaega has pointed out that currently, before any changes can be made to amend any provision of the 1969 Revised Constitution of American Samoa, it requires, first the approval of the majority of the voters, then the approval of the Secretary of Interior, and finally approval of the Congress.
In a unanimous vote on Wednesday the House approved in final reading the Senate bill to override Gov. Togiola Tulafono veto's of the $60.37 million as supplemental funding of fiscal year 2012 for the American Samoa Power Authority.
The bill now goes back to the Senate where it will be registered in the Fono journal and sent to the governor.
Currently, the Constitution provides that no later than 14 days after a bill has been vetoed by the governor, the veto may be passed over by a two-thirds majority of the entire membership of each chamber.
A bill so re-passed is again presented to the governor for his approval. If he does not approve it within 15 days, the governor is to send it together with his comments to the Secretary of Interior.
If the Secretary of Interior approves it within 90 days after receiving it, the bill becomes law; otherwise it does not.


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Via del cinquantenario F.I.S.I. (Gogna)
This route climbs a long series of slabs, corners, chimneys and cracks up the left-hand arête of Punta Rocca, the second highest peak on the Queen of the Dolomites. It is an excellent, beautiful and varied route that highlights the great intuition needed by the first ascentionists to identify the right line through the smooth slabs, especially in the lower half of the route. The rock transforms in the upper half and at times it may be loose, especially before the finishing slabs, close to the top and cable car.
Take the motorway A22 Modena-Brennero and exit at Ora after Bolzano. Drive up the Val di Fiemme to Predazzo, then up the Val di Fassa to Canazei. Continue on up to Passo Fedaia and then descend to Malga Ciapela. From the car park at Malga Ciapela take path no. n. 610 to Rifugio Onorato Falier (2080 m.), nestled beneath the South face of the Marmolada (1.15 hrs from Malga Ciapela). For the routes situated on Punta Penia, continue past Rif. Falier along path no. 610 to Rif. Contrin (2016 located between the Val Contrin and the Val Rosalia.
From Rif. Falier follow path no. 610 towards Passo d'Ombretta. Leave the path on a flat section and head up to base of the wall. Now traverse west to the corner (1.00 hr from Rif. Falier).
Return using the cable car back to Malga Ciapela, or descend the glacier along the normal route to Rif. Pian dei Fiacconi, and from her to Passo Fedaia.
Two 50 m ropes, pegs, full rack, plenty of Kevlar threads and slings.
The route, if climbed free, is graded max. 6b. The grades indicated on the topo are in line with those already published by Maurizio Giordani and Heinz Mariacher.


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During the Virtualization Security Podcast on 6/22, Steve Orrin of Intel and Dennis Morreau of RSA joined us to discuss the impact of Intel Westmere chips built-in Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) on Cloud and Virtualization Security. TPM is not all that new, but TXT's usage in virtualization security is new. Both together can form a hardware root of trust for the virtual environment.
At the moment however, these technologies are limited to just providing a secure launch of a well known hypervisor within the hardware. As such they have not been extended to the virtual machine. TXT however solves a very important issue that at the time the book VMware vSphere and Virtual Infrastructure Security was written had theoretical solutions, I speak of Blue Pill style attacks. There were rumors of Hyperguard or Guard Hype tools becoming available, but they are only research projects. TXT on the other hand, offers protection from Blue Pill style attacks.


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3 bodies found, wrapped in plastic, in East Cleveland
EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio – Police in East Cleveland, Ohio, called off a search on Sunday after failing to find more possible victims of a suspected killer who left three women's bodies, wrapped in plastic bags, around a run-down neighbourhood.
Dozens of officers and volunteers spent hours searching weeded lots, railroad tracks and dozens of buildings.
"We officially found nothing," East Cleveland Police Chief Ralph Spotts said.
Mayor Gary Norton said earlier that Michael Madison, 35, had been arrested as a suspect after authorities in the past two days found the bodies near the apartment building where the suspect lived. Neighbours' complaints of a "pungent" smell triggered the search.
Spotts told reporters that charges against Madison were expected to be filed on Monday.
The bodies, two of which were found by trained cadaver-smelling dogs, were located in a garage, the basement of a building and in a weeded lot around the building where Madison lived.
Madison is a registered sex offender who pleaded guilty to attempted rape in 2002 according to Cuyahoga County court records. He was arrested after a stand-off at his mother's home not far from the crime scene Saturday. He is now in an East Cleveland jail.
The bodies were "in states of advanced decomposition," the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office said in a statement, adding, "Because of this, identification and final cause of death may take several days."
The discoveries were reminiscent of a 2009 incident, when 11 bodies were found around the home of Cleveland's Anthony Sowell, who was convicted of murder two years later.
Volunteers turned out to search the area on Sunday at police request.
Velvet Farmer, 21, said she has a cousin who lives on the street and had spoken to Madison, who told her his name was "Ivan."
She said she was shocked to learn he is a suspect adding, "I'm glad to be alive."
A local Fox TV news affiliate quoted another woman, Nathenia Crosby, as saying she also knew Madison as "Ivan" and that she heard him saying he admired Sowell while at her house for July 4th festivities.


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Elizabeth Munson Barnard Netten
"Betty" Munson
Barnard Netten, 95, formerly of 66 Reservoir Circle, Jamestown, died peacefully Jan. 1, 2012, at John Clarke Nursing Center in Middletown.
Born in Hartford, Conn., on June 12, 1916, she was the daughter of Howard G. and Eva M. (Hartz) Barnard. She was the wife of the late Alexander W.W. Netten, and the mother of Bruce C. Netten of Stoneham, Mass., Andrea N. Sechrist of Sacramento, Calif., and Bonnie N. Reilly of Middletown.
She is survived by six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. She is the sister of Paul Barnard of Colonie, N.Y., and the late June Barrows of Warwick. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews.
She was accomplished as an artist, musician, seamstress and gardener. She was a member of the Central Baptist Church, St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, the Jamestown Senior Center, the Conanicut Island Art Association, and a docent at the Jamestown Historical Society Museum.
A memorial service will be announced at a later date.


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Grae's Rating:
Go without it.
Who's In It: Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, Brooklyn Decker, Nick Swardson, Nicole Kidman, Dave Matthews
The Basics: Danny (Adam Sandler) is a soft-hearted plastic surgeon who has come to rely on a very dishonest way of scoring with women: he tells them he is in a horrible, sometimes-abusive, loveless marriage, turning himself into a tragic figure that is somehow super attractive to women he meets in bars. These Rhodes scholars then sleep with him and he has an excuse to never call them again. The whole thing backfires on him when he meets an impossibly gorgeous woman that he really likes (Brooklyn Decker) and she finds his "wedding band" in his pocket. He thinks fast, which apparently isn't his strong suit, and tells her he's divorcing his wife. Of course she wants to hear it straight from the horse's mouth, which brings his assistant Katherine (Jennifer Aniston) into the mix. He asks her to become his fake wife, and the lie snowballs until they all end up in Hawaii performing CPR on sheep.</P.
What's The Deal: Please don't see this movie. Don't encourage anyone involved in the making of this film to ever attempt it again. It's a remake of Cactus Flower, starring Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergman, and Goldie Hawn, who won an Oscar for her role. Let me assure you that no one in this film will be in danger of accepting that gold statue for anything related to this film. If one of the producers of this film thought the original "needed updating" then it paints a very bleak picture of our society today--It's just a bunch of jerks running around being classless, unfunny and treating domestic workers poorly. Even picturesque Hawaii couldn't make this film worth looking at.
Is There A Doctor In The House? I went into this film excited for a lighthearted, fun flick that I didn't have to think about. I know this formula and am not opposed to it: I wanted some laughs, some warm fuzzies and for 2 people to kiss at the end. But every scene started according to formula and then quickly devolved into poorly-regurgitated tripe. I equate the experience to being hauled up to the apex of a rollercoaster and then plunging down too far too fast and blacking out. Over and over again, for two solid hours. This movie actually hurt my feelings.
So Why A Half A Star? Griffin Gluck plays Aniston's son Michael, and he is interesting to watch. He talks about the family's mailman, dolphins, and his absentee daddy, and I was totally on board. I can't wait for him to hit adolescence to see if he goes all Haley Joel on us. And the other reason is a spoiler: Nicole Kidman and Dave Matthews popped up in this film, and once I convinced myself I wasn't having an aneurysm, they made me laugh. Of course that was ruined by the film's typical and joyless take on everything, including their relationship, so I still cried myself to sleep last night over my lost time.
That's cause a lot of movies do suck. Did you think this was a good movie?
Thank you for the heads up. Why does Hollywood give us crappy movies for every month of the year except 2 weeks in July and December? I like to watch movies. I like "going to the movies". This kind of straight-to-DVD drivel is insulting, and par for the time of year.
Todd, couldn't agree with you more, I wonder just where the critics come from, under a rock? This movie was cute and the little girl will someday be a great actor. Better than what these wanta be critics gave it, I wonder if they even went into the theater.
Remember when romantic comedies were actually good? I miss when Hollywood put an effort into their films...now it's all about product placement, fart jokes, and boobs. And unfortunately, enough people are willing to spend their hard-earned money on this crap for it to continue to be made.
this movie was freaking hilarious, and I don't even usually like these movies
To me the movie was very good. It was cute,funny and kind of natural and spontaneous. I am not an expert to review movies but if I enjoyed it then is a good movie. I think that Jennifer and Adam are great!!! Sometimes critics are to hard and that is why I don't go by them. If I like the actors and the previews call my attention, then I will go and see it. If you want to have a good time, see the movie!
Boo on the critics. I'm not simple minded and like a lot of films but this one delivered what it was supposed to. The bodies were gorgeous, the laughs genuine and the chemistry between Aniston and Sandler had me leaving the theater wondering, just wondering if he is single....maybe a little flame between them???
Could these two please give an accent ,grow a mustache(either of them on that one),I am so tired of Both of these actors,throw in the dude from the green hornet and there you have it,three actors that should just take a break,Sandler is rolling out movie after movie that takes him and some of his buds on a nice vacation and we pay the bill,thank s to the kid for some real acting.If I sound horrible and you want to punch me,you would have had to knock me out at the movies.'m almost 50 and never heard a Bieber song but at least he gives us a performance.And soon we will all come to our senses and stop paying to witness droll.Save your money,I wish I had
I loved this movie and I laughed a the way thru it..the little girl and boy were funny too....loved it!!
This movie was made for fat losers and poor people.
These two critics make me gag! They form crappy opinions based, perhaps, on their own crappy personal lives and we're supposed to believe them?
This movie is hilarious! It made me laugh and forget the terrible economy and my stressful job.
Just go with it!
@ sunnysideup - just because it's a "feel good" movie doesn't mean it's good. You simply can't understand why critics gives movies you love such bad reviews. Face it, you have a horrendous taste in film and are intellectually inferior to people who thought this movie sucked.
Mother Mary! You numbskulls think this review is biased? Of course it's biased! There's no such thing as an unbiased movie review, as long as a human is writing it! There's no magic grading scale that all critics go by to judge whether a movie is good or not. And I'm glad both Dave and Grae didn't like it. This movie deserves to be hated.
Grae Drake,
u r a ****em loder!!!!!! I loved this movie.......u just can`t take a joke!!!!!! todd at knightsbud are right!!!!! btw, gnomeo and juliet was a 5 star to me...not 3!!! u r a nigaaa!! i wish u were a little black girl and was in japan.....that means u would be dead!!!
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1. Re: Seam 2.2.2, jBoss AS 7 TransactionTimeoutCory Dahlstrom Apr 16, 2012 12:05 PM (in response to nt2005)1 of 1 people found this helpful
We had this same issue a few years back on an older version of JBoss. I assume you have <transaction:ejb-transaction/> specified in your components.xml file?
First off, the reason this is happening is the transaction has already been started by the time start() method has been called on your bean. Because of this, you can't change the timeout.
You can do 1 of 2 things:
1) Get rid of <transaction:ejb-transaction/> in components.xml and control the transactions yourself by delegating to a SLSB and starting the transaction with the specfied timeout.
2) If you can't do #1 ( we couldn't do #1 ), I have another solution which I can send you.


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You will need:
- Heavyweight printer paper
- Glitter glue (We used gold & white but silver would also look great)
- Scissors
- Laminating pouch
What to do:
- Print the image.
- Trim edges, as needed.
- Squeeze a blob of glitter glue onto work surface and then dab the glitter onto your image in a thin layer, using your finger. Kids, particularly, love this part! We put gold glitter on the bodies of the reindeer, but any color will look great.
- Let dry thoroughly.
- Insert glitterized image into the laminating pouch and follow directions on package to get a smooth surface.


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The announcement of the U.S. government's decision to settle the money laundering charges against HSBC to the tune of $1.92 billion might have caused gasps around the world, as it is a huge fine and the largest ever leveled, but keep in mind HSBC's U.S. subsidiary alone has $200 billion in assets. Last year's HSBC profits were close to $17 billion. And as Asst. Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer announced, HSBC laundered at least $881 million for drug cartels, failed to monitor some $670 billion in wire transfers between its Mexican subidiary and U.S. branch, and didn't watch over some $9.4 billion in purchases of physical U.S. dollars from the Mexican branch between 2006 and 2009. So $1.92 billion might seem like a lot, but relatively speaking, it isn't. More incredible is the reason for the settlement: The prosecutors — urged on by the U.S. Treasury and U.S. bank regulators — thought criminal indictments could hurt the bank globally, and thus, because of its size, hurt the global economy.
Money launderers — at least on TV — go to jail, especially when they are washing funds for terrorists and drug cartels. But in real life that doesn't seem to be the case. Although Breuer said HSBC "has replaced virtually all of its senior management, 'clawed back' deferred compensation bonuses given to some of its most senior U.S. anti-money laundering and compliance officers, and agreed to partially defer bonus compensation for its most senior officials during the five-year period of the deferred prosecution agreement," I can't help thinking HSBC execs are popping corks all over the world. Replaced "virtually" all of its senior management? "Clawed back" bonuses of those in the thick of things and deferred bonuses? These are punishments? Seems to me, that comes with the territory of breaking the law.
The New York Times reported that prosecutors wanted the bank to at least plead guilty to violations of the federal Bank Secrecy Act, but allegedly U.S. regulators cautioned against it. Regulators, I might add, who dropped the ball in keeping an eye on HSBC's and other banks' bad behavior. Let's hope "virtually" all those regulators have been replaced as well.


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'99 to '05 Chevy 1500 Suspension Lift - Keeping It RealPosted in How To on April 1, 2006
With all the suspension lifts on the market for '99-'05 GM K1500s, there isn't much in the way of options as far as lift height goes. Most seem to be around 6 inches. There has been a huge demand for a lift closer to 3 inches for the guys looking to run a 32-inch tire who don't want to have to jump to get in their truck. The folks at Skyjacker saw this demand and gave the customers what they asked for: a true 3-inch lift featuring precision-engineered steering knuckles and the option to return the vehicle to stock.
For over 30 years Skyjacker's commitment to cutting-edge technology has enabled it to be the industry leader in product design and development. Skyjacker's design goes beyond the basic lift. All angles are covered from ride quality, handling, and steering geometry to driveline, CV angles, and longevity.
The new 3-inch lift from Skyjacker allows for a full 3 inches of lift without cranking up the torsion bars, thereby retaining the factory ride quality and handling characteristics. Skyjacker's precision-engineered steering knuckles allow for the upper A-arms to remain in the factory position. The front differential is lowered using Skyjacker's 3/16-inch-thick differential brackets. Skyjacker's design also leaves the upper differential mount intact, whereas most kits on the market -- no matter what height -- require the differential mount be cut off, eliminating the possibility of returning the vehicle to stock.
Besides the K1500 pickup, Skyjacker has released new 3-inch kits to fit all '99-'05 GM 1500s. Kits are available for the Avalanche, Denali, Escalade, Tahoe, Yukon, and Suburban. These kits feature Softride rear coil springs, greaseable rear lower control arms, and much more. Skyjacker has kits designed for Autoride models as well, featuring heavy-duty bracketry to relocate the factory Autoride shocks.