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It is always right to imagine more, imagine something better, something greater, I'd say it's human nature to strive for more. If mothers are given the best information and the freedom to explore their best birth, then childbirth practices could be dramatically improved. With so many women being either induced or having a caesarean when it's not needed, we need to imagine a better way. For each
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Time To Imagine A Better Birth...
Monday, October 15, 2012
It is always right to imagine more, imagine something better, something greater, I'd say it's human nature to strive for more. If mothers are given the best information and the freedom to explore their best birth, then childbirth practices could be dramatically improved. With so many women being either induced or having a caesarean when it's not needed, we need to imagine a better way. For each
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The Fight For Natural Birth In Brazil
Friday, October 5, 2012
Brazil is larger than the continental US and Australia. It is the fifth largest country in the world. With a population of 195 million, birth practices that are developed in the country are bound to impact the rest of the world.
As of today, more than 50% of all babies that are born in Brazil arrive via caesarean section. This rises to over 80% for women who have private medical insuran
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Quote Of The Week...
Thursday, September 27, 2012
I preach to all who will listen that the best way to serve a woman during her pregnancy is to help her realize that she is her own authority and that a midwife or doctor or doula is only a paid consultant...a woman is her own best expert for her birth and her body knows exactly what to do if given the chance.
- Carla Hartley
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Mellow Mama HypnoBirthing At the Cheltenham Baby & Toddler Show!
Friday, September 21, 2012
The Mellow Mama team is very excited to be off to the Cheltenham Town Hall tomorrow - Saturday 22nd September 2012 from 10am - 4.30pm for the Little Monster Baby & Toddler Show!
Please do come and say hello at my stand and browse the other exhibitors and attractions.
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Are HypnoBirthing Classes Really For Me?
Monday, May 14, 2012
Some women don't need any persuasion - they know a HypnoBirthing course is going to fit in perfectly with their birth philosophy. They have a totally supportive partner who is on board with attending the 5 sessions of antenatal education including breathing, visualisation, relaxation and deepening techniques. They've heard great
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Pregnant? Need a break, but not too sure what's out there?
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Holidays and pregnancy aren't always an easy mix - despite many women craving nothing but the chance to relax, leave the outside world behind for a while, and do nothing at all. Not only are there certain restrictions placed upon your ability to fly from 37 weeks into your pregnancy, but you may also not be willing to travel way before this date due to feeling, quite frankly, like you wouldn't
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Exercise and Nutrition: A Healthy Child Is a Happy Child
Monday, April 2, 2012
Keeping kids healthy with regular physical activity and nutritious meals can be quite challenging in today's age of modern technology and endless processed foods pumped full with sugar and preservatives. As parents, it's all too easy to fall into the trap of letting your children play video games all day and munch on microwavable meals for the benefits of a peaceful home environment and conveni
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Trust Your Instincts...
Monday, March 26, 2012
The $#*! Kids Say is a short film from the NSPCC asking for people to trust their instincts when they think things aren't quite as they should be:
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Yoga and the Pregnant Woman
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Let's Start With The Basics...What Is Yoga?
Yoga is an ancient Indian form of movement and philosophy with roots dating back approximately 5,000 years. It can help a person develop a well being of both body and mind. Consisting of different poses and controlling on
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It's Time To Stand Up & Save A Generation of Children: KONY 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
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The state of Midwifery care today - Midwives are asking for our help!
Friday, March 9, 2012
More babies were born in England in 2010 than in any year since 1972, whilst births to women aged over 30 or older were at their highest since 1946. The NHS is desperately short of midwives, and the shortage affects every region of England. We need urgent action from the Government, including a target to recruit the equivalent of 5000 more full-time midwives. Care for women, but especially babi
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Home Births: Where We're At In 2012...
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
It's terribly sad that birthing in a non-clinical setting has been in decline for some time, with developed countries seeing a sharp drop of home births during the 20th century in particular. In the United Kingdom, just 2.7% of mothers choose a home birth, as opposed to 34% of Mothers in 1959. Even in the Netherlands, which has traditionally been an inspiration to those choosing home births, a
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Michel Odent on Oxytocin - (aka 'The Love Hormone')
Thursday, February 2, 2012
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And the winner is...
Friday, January 6, 2012
Congratulations to Marie (Mickey) Mongan, founder of HypnoBirthing. She has just been rightfully announced as winner of the World Birth Hero Awards. With her tireless campaigning to empower women to reclaim birthing as their own, she has helped countless families right across the world. Her message grows stronger by the day as more people are introduced to the wonderful world of HypnoBirthing.
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Bonding With Your Baby
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Bonding. Hmm, for me, it was an odd word. Did being pregnant mean my relationship with my unborn child mean the word took on a different meaning to the ones I'd previously considered...? It was my baby, she was growing inside me - did that make it different somehow? I think so. I quickly decided the words 'falling in love' resonated much more with me...
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Florida's Supreme Court on Friday said it would not hear a lesbian divorce case in Tampa until after a state appeals court makes a ruling.
"We decline at this time to accept jurisdiction of the appeal," said the Supreme Court, in response to a recent request from the Florida Second District Court of Appeal,
Last month, the Second DCA in Central Florida asked the Florida Supreme Court to hear the case of Mariama Monique Changamire Shaw and Keiba Lynn Shaw, a lesbian couple married in Massachusetts in 2010, who are now seeking a divorce in Tampa.
Hillsborough County Circuit Judge Laurel Lee refused to grant the couple a divorce because state law bans same-sex marriages. The Shaws' lawyers appealed the case to the second DCA.
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Fishing Tiny Brooks Feeding Northern Michigan's Legendary Trout Rivers
Creek, stream, brook, branch … tiny ribbons of water that lace across Northern Michigan by the multitude, feeding Northern Michigan's legendary trout streams. The word among fishermen is that these narrow waters are too small to fish. Bob Butz says word is wrong. Here's his story, starting with a drink.
Plenty of great ideas sparked after a few drinks look pretty stupid later in the cold light of a police station. I can tell you that if it weren't for a certain cocktail they serve at a certain Northern Michigan watering hole, I probably would never have discovered creek fishing.
Before we head to the bar, however, it would probably be helpful to get some clarity on exactly what constitutes a "creek." I like to think of a creek as any place you cross with a jump or a couple of gingerly steps without the worry of water sloshing over your hip boots; so shallow and, ideally, cluttered with logjams and fallen trees, that you could never run a canoe down.
Where I grew up in Pennsylvania, this kind of water was the only game in town for wild trout, but only serious fly fishermen ever bothered. The practice of fly fishing small creeks involved the most delicate tackle known to the angling world: one-weight rods; line as fine as angel hair; and flies as miniscule as the period that ends this sentence. Creek fishing took stealth, finesse, acute attention to detail and a certain purity of purpose I admittedly lacked.
I moved to Northern Michigan and took up fly fishing for fun. The fact that I more than occasionally liked to eat the fish I caught guaranteed that I'd never be accused of being a purist. I could see no reason to set foot in a small creek with a fly rod in my hand when the only fish supposedly there are tiny, sublegal brook trout, the sort of fish to be admired and never used as food.
Which brings me back to The Cove. Anyone who's been to the Northern Michigan town of Leland has at least heard of the Chubby Marys they mix up at The Cove. Basically, it's a classic Bloody Mary cocktail served with a smoked chub steeping in it—the entire fish, with fins, face and all—alongside a wedge of lemon, a couple queen-sized olives and a crispy Claussen spear.


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Could you include an example of adding/using JavaScript within a user-created wiki page? For example, how does one use the jQuery "accoridion" behavior on some sections of a wiki page, but not all elements?
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I actually found a video on youtube about how to add the jQuery Accordion in the Doki wiki.
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People watch the television broadcast of former Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic's court proceedings in central Sarajevo Monday. Mladic was removed from the U.N. war crimes court at The Hague on Monday after refusing to enter a plea and disrupting the judge's attempts to read out the charges against him. The judge later entered formal pleas of not guilty on behalf of Mladic to the various charges against him, which include genocide, and relate to the 43-month siege of the Bosnian capital Sarajevo and the massacre of 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica.
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Dyson, the king of expensive vacuum cleaners, just announced its entry into the robot business, facing off against iRobot's Roomba. But its founder, James Dyson, says he's been working on it for 16 years.
"We probably decided to make a robot vacuum cleaner before [iRobot] did, but it's taken us a lot longer," he said in a recent interview about the Dyson 360 Eye, a camera-equipped, tank-treaded robot with a lithium-ion battery and one of Dyson's signature digital vacuum motors.
So what took him so long? He says it takes efficient navigation, and a lot of suction that the competition just doesn't have.
"Battery power is at a premium here, if you're putting a lot of it into suction—which is what you need to do to get cleaning done," he said.
When the 360 Eye begins its cleaning cycle, it takes a picture of its base station, then moves to what it thinks is the center of the room. As it moves, it shoots 30 frames per second from the top-mounted 360-degree camera, and analyzes every image, composing a real-time map of the room. It detects obstacles with the camera as well as infrared sensors located on the bottom of the machine. It moves in a squared-off spiral, taking care to just barely overlap its previous path.
"We've developed very efficient navigation. You mustn't do the same bit twice. Anything random or done without great knowledge is wasting battery power," he said, in a clear jab at the iRobot Roomba's method of making multiple passes as it cleans.
Once it gets through a room, it can go on to the next, and repeat the process, provided it still has battery life left.
By contrast, iRobot uses its iAdapt system of software and sensors to make its way around the room, focusing on areas where it senses more dirt. Neato's Botvacs use a scanning laser to make its way around a room.
The navigation is half of Dyson's strategy. The other is a 200-watt V2 digital motor, similar to what's at the core of the first-generation Dyson hand vacs.
The 360 Eye will have "more suction power than any other robot vacuum on the Japanese market," the company said in a press release. Mr. Dyson noted that robovacs hold a world-leading 8 percent market share in Japan. Because of this—and the fact that Dysons sell very well in Japan—the 360 Eye will debut in that market in early 2015, for a price upwards of 100,000 Yen (about $1,000). It will appear in other countries, including the U.S., in fall 2015.
Mr. Dyson cautions that, on carpeted floors, the 360 Eye still can't beat an "extremely powerful upright vacuum cleaner." However, he says that its carbon-fiber bristle strip should have an anti-static effect that will help release dust from hard flooring in a way most uprights can't.
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As brash as that sounds, it's corroborated by an independent test of robot vacuums conducted by the Journal's personal tech team: There were individual winners, but none of the latest models from iRobot, Neato and Moneual could compete with a typical vacuum cleaner. The biggest problem? Not enough suction.
Additional touches include tank treads for going over rough terrain—including shag carpet, which stymied all of the robots in our spring test—and a smartphone app, which engages the robot via Wi-Fi.
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Please apologize of you receive multiple copies. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Announcement and Call for Papers for the 16th International Workshop on Implementation and Application of Functional Languages (IFL'04) September 8th -- 10th, 2004, Luebeck, Germany ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Scope and Topics ---------------- The IFL workshops form a tradition that has lasted for over a decade. The aim of these workshops is to bring together researchers actively engaged in the implementation and application of functional and function-based programming languages. They provide an open forum for researchers who wish to present and discuss new ideas and concepts, work in progress, preliminary results, etc. related primarily but not exclusively to the implementation and application of functional languages. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to - language concepts - type checking - compilation techniques - (abstract) interpretation - automatic program generation - (abstract) machine architectures - formal aspects - array processing - concurrent/parallel programming - concurrent/parallel program execution - heap management - runtime profiling - performance measurements - debugging and tracing - verification - tools and programming techniques Papers on applications demonstrating the suitability of novel ideas in any of the above areas and contributions on related theoretical work are also welcome. The change of the workshop name adding the term "application" is to reflect the broader scope IFL has gained over recent years. Contributions ------------- Prospective authors are encouraged to submit papers to be published in the draft proceedings (published as a technical report of the Institute of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics of the University of Kiel) and to give presentations at the workshop. All contributions must be written in English, conform to the Springer-Verlag LNCS series format (see: http://www.springer.de/comp/authors/index.html) and not exceed 16 pages. Papers must be submitted by August 20th as postscript or pdf files through the workshop web page at http://www.isp.uni-luebeck.de/ifl04/index.htm. Following the IFL tradition since 1996, we intend to publish a high-quality subset of contributions in the Springer-Verlag Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series. All participants who gave a presentation at the workshop are invited to submit a revised version of their paper for the post-workshop proceedings. They will be refereed by the program committee according to normal conference standards. Important Dates --------------- Jul 15th, 2004 Hotel reservation deadline Jul 31st, 2004 Registration deadline Aug 20th, 2004 Submission deadline for draft proceedings Sep 8th, 2004 Workshop starts Oct 29th, 2004 Submission deadline for post-refereeing process Dec 10th, 2004 Notification of acceptance/rejection Jan 21st, 2005 Camera-ready papers due Program Committee ----------------- Matthias Blume (Toyota Technological Institute, Chicago, USA) Andrew Butterfield (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) Manuel Chakravarty (University of New South Wales,Sydney,Australia) Clemens Grelck (chair)(University of Luebeck, Germany) Frank Huch (chair) (University of Kiel, Germany) Hans-Wolfgang Loidl (Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, Germany) Frederique Loulergue (University of Paris XII, France) Simon Marlow (Microsoft Research, Cambridge, UK) Greg Michaelson (Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK) Yolanda Ortega-Mallen (University Complutense of Madrid, Spain) Rinus Plasmeijer (University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands) Colin Runciman (University of York, UK) Peter Thiemann (University of Freiburg, Germany) Phil Trinder (Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK) German Vidal (Technical University of Valencia, Spain) Workshop Organization --------------------- Clemens Grelck Frank Huch Institute of Software Technology Institute of Computer Science and Programming Languages and Applied Mathematics University of Luebeck, Germany University of Kiel, Germany Further Information ------------------- Website: http://www.isp.uni-luebeck.de/ifl04/index.htm E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com ------------------- To unsubscribe, mail firstname.lastname@example.com Archives: http://caml.inria.fr Bug reports: http://caml.inria.fr/bin/caml-bugs FAQ: http://caml.inria.fr/FAQ/ Beginner's list: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ocaml_beginners


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Holiday Decor: Ideas for Decorating With Christmas Lights, Both Old and New
When I was growing up, my family strung our tree with retro Christmas lights from the 1960s, left over from my mother's childhood. They're now mostly blown out, but I love the shape and colors so much we've never tossed them. Here are a few ideas for re-using old Christmas lights, as well as those still shining brightly.
Old Lights:
1. The shape of those old-fashioned bulbs is indicative of the holiday season, so keep them around even after they've blown. By covering them with glitter, you have a festive accessory for decorating, table settings, and gift wrapping. DIY from Life with Fingerprints.
2. The smaller sort of bulbs are at their crafty best in something contained, like this tree ornament from Redhead Can Decorate.
3. This wreath, by Georgia Peaches Wreaths via The Vintage List, is made with individual old-fashioned bulbs, but I can see it working with a string of newer bulbs, as well.
4. These bulb centerpieces from Better Homes and Gardens are non-traditional but still festive. Slightly smaller ones would make great bows to top gifts with.
New (Still Working!) Lights:
5. String up some lights of any color on a bare bit of wall, and display your holiday cards as they accumulate by clipping them between the bulbs. From Chic Factor.
6. This fairy light wreath from Hurst @ Home is a modern idea for those who like their holiday decor on the subtler side.
7. Design Mom uses empty jugs to create light-filled lanterns.
8. Sort of a wreath for your ceiling, this holiday-appropriate "chandelier" is a fun idea, and would be a simple DIY. From House & Home.


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2012 CMA Awards Performers
The 2012 CMA Awards performers are beginning to be announced. The November 1 show in Nashville promises to feature the hottest superstars and country newcomers, as well as a few surprise collaborations. With artists like Eric Church, Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert and Little Big Town leading the nominees, the ABC broadcast should be one a country music fan won't want to miss.
Aldean and Little Big Town joined Kelly Clarkson and Dierks Bentley as the first performers announced for the 2012 CMA Awards. Lambert, Luke Bryan and Brad Paisely are acts also expected to take the stage. Plenty more will soon follow. Check back often to see the most recent artists added to the lineup of the 46th Annual CMA Awards in Nashville.
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ATLANTA -- A man who was wanted in connection with the beating of a celebrity fitness trainer turned himself into authorities Monday morning, Atlanta police told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Apollo Holmes, 24, has been charged with aggravated assault in the Dec. 26 attack on Darius Miller, 41, a fitness trainer who has trained celebrities such as pop star Usher as well as National Football League players.
Miller remained in a coma over the weekend at a local hospital, the newspaper reported. According to earlier reports of the incident, Miller was escorting two daughters of Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin when a group of men tried to videotape the women as they left a nightclub. Witnesses said a fight started because of objections to the videotaping.
Holmes is reportedly affiliated with 01 Entertainment, an Internet-based party promotions company that videotapes nightclub scenes to post on the Internet. Page Pate, a lawyer for 01 Entertainment, told the newspaper that Holmes was in the parking lot of the nightclub at the time of the incident.
In one account of the incident, Miller's cousin, Ken Miller, told the newspaper that about 10 men attacked his cousin after he had asked a man to stop videotaping the women. But Pate gave another version of the incident, telling the newspaper that Miller went to his truck to possibly get a weapon, saying he wanted "to air this out." Pate said that Miller was trying to get into the passenger seat when he fell down while wrestling with one of the men. Miller then fell back and hit his head on the pavement, Pate told the newspaper.
"I don't think it was as big of a melee as has been described," Pate said. "There weren't a lot of blows thrown."


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A month or so ago, a producer over at G4 contacted us and asked if we wanted to send someone down to their studios to film 40 minutes of footage for Filter. Naturally, we sent Johnson, because Pedro to West LA is a slightly shorter trip than say, um, East Lansing to West Los Angeles. And while the main bulk of his interview will end up on the show's August 5th episode, which is all about car culture, he did pop up briefly in this segment about losing one's virginity, wherein he recommends the Honda CR-V as an ideal vehicle to get busy in. Left out was that the Dodge Magnum is not an especially great vehicle to get busy in, as well as the words "Mercury Colony Park."
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"Many people hear voices when no-one is there. Some of them are called mad and are shut up in rooms where they stare at the walls all day. Others are called writers and they do pretty much the same thing."
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Hello again blog. Long time no see (or write). I have come to the conclusion that my mind is total mush. All ability to think those analytical type of thought has flown out the window with the sixty + miles-per-hour wind that has recently flooded my home city/town/place. Which I suppose, for the purpose of Spring Break, is fine…. But I start back at school tomorrow and am not sure how well all this is actually going to work out. So here's to giving my friends a little enjoyment at watching my unthinkingness (It's a word now :p)
Spring break. The phrase brings about a yearning picture of sun, beaches, swimming, ect. One of many breaks that the school children find themselves unconsciously counting down the days for; spring fever runs amuck attacking every soul who dares to hope for a small relief of their ordinary school-week schedule. And though no matter how much we over think the wondrous, dare I say magical, possibilities of this week, we are almost always let down. Now as I find myself curled up in this stupidly broken recliner, tapping out my thoughts onto this keyboard, and glowering out of my large living-room window at the two inches of fresh snow that have recently drifted down from the heavens, I have that terrible sinking feeling that there will be many more breaks just like this one. And I have forced myself once again to vow never to string such high expectations on a silly little week again… I will fail at this though. I, as most of us do, know the great pleasure that comes from "Planning" out how my mini-vacation will come about. Saying this I have no doubt that come next break my imagination's hand crank will begin to turn on autopilot as the mystical opportunities stretch before its eyes with child-like wonder.
Now if you have ever read one of my other posts, you would know that the quotes up top generally set off the tone of the entire 'article'. Well what I was referring to my amazingly super-unstoppable *~*"Writer's Block"*~* (Insert chilling music here: dun dun dun dun…..) *audience gasp, filled with fear for their own creative outlet* My ode to this retarded road bump began early last Saturday and has not failed to hold steady until…. Today. *Sighs* a whole week wasted. Or so I thought. But in retrospect I can see how helpful this little nuisance was, for in my ingenious attempts to thwart *~*his*~* dastardly leachyness (Again my word: I don't care about grammar at the moment) I did many a thing that would not have been possible had I been chained to my laptop all week. I cooked, cleaned, did a LOT of yoga, walked/ran on my treadmill, played with my dog, hopelessly stalked the Nano forums (both YWP{Young writers program} and regular), read, watched movies, discovered how to fix green tea that that it doesn't taste like an herb filled water (Just add milk) listened to endless amounts of music, created a family tree for my MC(Main Character) in my Nano Novel, and gave my *~*Story Dreamer*~* much to think about. So all and all my week was… okay.
One thing that I have learned from all of this is what should be a written rule somewhere Thou shall not cook whilst thy mind is mush.(Unless of course it's three A.M) It's a good general rule to live by.(Switch to third person)
At first she started simple, warm up some leftovers she thought to herself. Easy enough for any fool… or at least that's what she tried to convince herself. The sad truth was that poor Rose was not just any fool. When attempting to remove the bowl of food from the microwave, she found herself 'forgetting' that the dish would be hot causing her to reach in, grab it and promptly drop it to the floor. This action sent her into a spiraling furry of a race to trap her and her brother's dogs into the master bedroom in hopes of stopping their quest to eat and get the porcelain stuck into every cranny of their paws. At the same time she went into robotic motions as she scooped, swept, and mopped the floor surrounding the crime scene, all before the pups had opportunity to go 'potty' all over the nice hardwood floors. Rose succeeded, but just barely; and after this ordeal she surrendered to the skipping of that meal.
The next day at the strike of noon (or shortly thereafter) Rose found herself looking at another strikingly simple task; cook canned chili. After opening the can and dumping the contents into a small metal pan over a medium-high stovetop heat, the beautiful hypnotizing procrastination powers of The YWP Nano forums sucked her in, erasing every thought of watching and stirring the cooking goop…. That is until she smelt the putrid aroma of burned chili smoke and caked on charcoaled chili. Rose was forced to start over. Following shortly after came the idea to make boxed brownies for her sister and parents who had taken advantage of the break to go gallivanting to who knows where in the country while she stayed at home taking care of the house and dog. After they were ready and cooled, Rose covered the pan with foil and place it in the microwave for 'safe keeping.' Promptly after this, her brother (who had recently moved back into some house around the Rose's town) with his radar for baked-goods came stomping into her house. He slammed open the microwave door and continued to devour the entire 9 x 9 pan within the hour and without any further thought of who they were truly meant for.
Later that night (Or technically the next morning for it was near two A.m) due to her usual insomniatic habits, Rose decided to put in one last desperate attempt to cook her family (Not her bro) a welcome home gifts. By four in the morning the Magic Cookie Bars were prepared, cooked, cooled, and covered and Rose found herself warmly wrapped in the blankets of her bed.
The next morning Rose brings the 13×9 pan of Marshmallow-coconut-semi-sweet-and-white-chocolate-grahamcrackery-goodness to her room, placing it on her bed (the only available spot to put it) and shutting the door 'securely' behind her. Little did she know (remember) her door was unable to latch properly. Her dog on the other hand did, and he scratched it open and consumed the entire pan. (end of third person story) As you can tell, I wasn't having much luck with the kitchen.
The above symbols appeared in the text referring to my personification of my Inner Editor, Spell checker, Story Dreamer, and Writer's block.
• My Inner Editor is a guy named Tom. He has chocolate brown medium length (for a guy) hair, always wears a black suit, white dress suit red tie and really shiny black suit, has jade green eyes, wears black Clark Kent style glasses, is twenty seven and always has coffee in a white china mug. Sometimes he gets really annoying, but I love and couldn't live without his help.
• My Story Dreamer is amazing. She has shiny pitch black straight hair that has rainbow tips, bangs and is shoulder length. She is short to the extreme, loves wearing all kinds of wacky clothes, especially dresses, always has on these shiny bright red heals, always has on a crescent moon shaped pendent necklace, and is completely covered in glitter. Oh, and her eyes are rainbow too.
• My Spell Checker is a slacker, and has not appeared for five years. I think he's lost, gone completely MIA , and I can't seem to remember what he looks like.
• My Writers block is an evil dark greenish-black tar-like creature that leaches on to my head and scrambles my brain, making it nearly impossible to write a word.
And that's all for now. So until the next post Keep On Dreaming &*)
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To start, you can try the Quick Match option and let the game attempt to connect you to an opponent... which usually ends in a failed connection at best, and a hanging connection that requires rebooting your console at worst. It's a better idea to use Custom Match, where you can see things like connection speed and game settings, or create your own match for random people to join. On the 360, inviting a friend to a game turned out to be surprisingly complicated; you need to completely set up a private game and then exit to the 360 dashboard to send an invite.
The Standard Pro-Face Off mode was where I spent most of my time, with mixed results. Some matches played perfectly, and were everything I've dreamed online Guitar Hero could be. But other matches would occasionally experience small hitches, to the point that the note charts would begin lagging subtly behind the music, making it near impossible to time a single note with the rhythm by the end of the song. I'd recommend sticking with Custom matches in order to get as good a connection as possible and hope for the best.
One twist added for multiplayer is the new "Battle Mode," which works like the boss battles: instead of Star Power, you collect power-ups and fling them at your opponent, trying to make them fail the song. There's some strategy involved, like using your power-ups to block your opponent from getting any, but too often battle mode ends in a stalemate, starting a sudden death mode which becomes a race to grab the first power-up and trigger it ASAP. It's a cool idea, but unexciting to play, confusing to watch, and seemingly destined to take a back seat to Pro Face-Off.
Sterling: Online multiplayer for PS3 is fairly incompetent in presentation. You won't have any incorporation of buddy lists into the game, so your best bet for playing head-to-head against friends is to have one of you host a game, then have the other look for a custom match. As of the time we're reviewing this, the PS3 Quick Match option is completely broken, and you can't find any games using this search method. Instead, you'll have to look up a custom match with the "any" options all turned on, which allows you to find whatever's out there, although most of the time, the match will be unavailable. Overall, it doesn't feel like the matchmaking and presentation had much time put into them.
That said, once you can get into a game, it's rather clean to play. We've had quitters give us de facto victories, but otherwise there haven't been many lag issues. Also, you'll be able to see how other gamers' connections are before you decide to jump into a game, so if you can connect to one, there's fun to be had.
On the Wii, considering the limitations of Nintendo's hardware -- which at times seems as though it's designed to keep people away from online multiplayer -- Guitar Hero III stands out as one of the best online games for the console. Sure, there are Friends Codes, but your code is prominently displayed so that you can't miss it. Honestly, the game's matchmaking doesn't fare any worse than the PS3 version's, which doesn't incorporate any PlayStation Network buddy lists, since your Friends Codes will allow you to match up with your pals online via Auto-Match. Also, feel free to send in Friends Codes; mine's 4124 3159 9264. Just don't expect a Sluggo-caliber challenge.
Otherwise, you can engage in random matches with strangers. If you've got an HDTV, I can't emphasize enough that you should calibrate before you jump online. More than the HD versions, which seem to manage the millisecond delays better, the Wii needs some tweaking, or you'll be smeared in Battle Mode online. The only catch here is that the track listings on the Wii version are all you'll ever get, unless there's a miracle involving new songs for sale in the Wii Shop Channel. As far as we can tell, only the 360 and PS3 games will have downloadable content.


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The Navigator has six airbags to protect all passengers, including bags that deploy from the headliner on both sides of the vehicle. The AdvanceTrac stability system has Roll Stability Control to apply the brakes and reduce the engine's power if the wheels start to slip and it controls under- and over-steer to minimize skidding and fishtailing. This system works with Lincoln's Trailer Sway Control to give the driver more confidence in the Navigator's handling, even with a couple extra thousand pounds behind the rear bumper.
Like many Ford and Lincoln vehicles, the Navigator comes with Ford's SYNC 3 voice-activated operating system. It works with Bluetooth devices such as cell phones, as well as USB drives and MP3 players. Helpful services such as a Vehicle Health Report and turn-by-turn directions are also available through the SYNC system.
Parents of new drivers will appreciate the MyKey feature, which allows the Navigator to be programmed with automatic driving restrictions. The top speed can be limited to 80 mph, and chimes can be set to go off as the needle passes 45, 55 or 65 mph. MyKey works with the BeltMinder system in the Navigator to keep the audio system from getting any louder than 45 percent of its maximum capability. If anyone decides not to bother buckling up, the BeltMinder alert cannot be disabled and the stereo is muted until everyone clicks in.
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Miss Em' and Walt and All the Rest of Us
It's not a particularly fresh notion to say that Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson represent a sort of yin and yang of American literature, or that they are the progenitors of the two main strands of American poetry's DNA. Whether it's true or not, the notion just seems to satisfy that human need to reduce complex issues to either/or propositions. And certainly in this age of irony and reverse-irony and un-ironic irony, it can be argued that those two strands have been tied off and cauterized for good, but the influences of Whitman and Dickinson can still be seen, if not felt.
Just look at random pages from their respective work and you'll see the dichotomy. Walt has those long, looping lines, while Miss Emily's are short—usually no more than eight syllables, and as tightly metered as a Puritan hymn (many of her poems can be sung to the tune of "The Yellow Rose of Texas." Try "Because I Could Not Stop for Death;" It works eerily well).
In that dualist construct, Walt (I call him Walt because I imagine he would want me to --"Please! Call me Walt!" I also imagine he would be the kind of guy whose every word, no matter how mundane, would end in an exclamation point --"It's not the heat! It's the humidity!") represents the sprawling, boisterous, long-limbed, inclusive nature of our national character. He may not be the mob, but he'd help fill out its ranks. Miss Emily, on the other hand, is the embodiment of a darker, more contemplative sensibility. It is the insular and the fragmented, the frightened, insecure child in our collective (sub)conscious. I can easily picture Miss Emily, had she not discovered her vocation for poetry, making a career of slipping a pinch of arsenic to a few dozen gentlemen lodgers; just as I could see ol' Walt making a mint selling used horseless carriages.
In the end, the Whitman-and-Dickinson-as-America thesis is fine as far as it goes, but when you get right down to it, the two poets represent not two ways of being American, but two ways of being human. It's the old gnostic split between the mind and the body, the spiritual and the profane, the outward and the inward. We can choose sides all we want, but the fact is that both Miss Em' and good ol' Walt, for good and ill, are in all of us.
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The best post mortems I've seen this morning on the New Hampshire primary come from Real Clear Politics and Hugh Hewitt. At RCP, John McIntyre considers "where we go from here." He concludes that "Kerry's in control and he can go for the knockout punch next week, but Dean's not going away, and Kerry may have a bigger problem in the South and the West than we think. Let's see how well Kerry weathers the inevitable media scrutiny fast approaching his campaign." Meawhile, Tom Bevan looks back at the performance of the pollsters. The highest marks for New Hampshire go to CNN/USAT/Gallup.
Hugh agrees that Dean isn't going away, and this makes him glad. Not because he fears a Kerry candidacy. In fact, his "partisan instincts [say] that Kerry, [whose] glass jaw is so obvious it sparkles, looks like the best nominee from a Bush point of view." Hugh wants Dean around because Dean and his followers are still the best story in the campaign and because "the Democrats need a knife-fight to drive the ghost of Clintonism [including Terry McAuliffe] out of the management team."
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Wi-fi networks blanket urban areas around the world, keeping us constantly connected to the internet wherever we may be — however a new European study finds that these networks may have harmful side-effects on the environment. According to a report by Wageningen University, the constant humming of internet data centers and wi-fi networks could have an adverse effect on nearby trees. The article states that the background radiation produced by these beacons of tech could be making trees sick.
the report, trees in urban areas of the Netherlands have shown an increasing number of damage such as cracks, bumps, discoloration and various forms of tissue damage. There have also been significant variations in growth, as well as bleeding and fissures in the bark.
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APNewsBreak: Delaware lacks lethal injection drugs
DOVER, Del. (AP) — Delaware has 17 condemned prisoners facing the death penalty, but no means of executing any of them.
Like other states, Delaware prison officials have found it difficult to get the drugs used in lethal injections because major manufacturers several years ago began prohibiting the use of their products in executions out of ethical concerns and fearing the unwanted publicity.
As a result, supplies of two of the three drugs used in Delaware executions have expired, according to records obtained by The Associated Press under the Freedom of Information Act. Moreover, prison officials aren't even trying to get the necessary drugs.
"These drugs can be costly, and these drugs have a shelf life," Correction Department Commissioner Robert Coupe said. "There is also the challenge of navigating the marketplace because of the attention that this type of purchase gets."
The source of the drugs is moving to the forefront of the death penalty debate, as lawyers and death penalty opponents seek to find out which companies are providing the drugs. Compounding pharmacies — which custom-mix prescription drugs for doctors and patients — seemed like the answer, but some of them are starting to back away, too.
As a result, many of the 32 states that allow the death penalty are having difficulty not only in restocking supplies, but in trying to find what alternative drugs might be available and changing their execution protocols accordingly.
"It's not just the shortage or the inability to find the drug. It's the inability to make a final determination of what their whole protocol should be and get that approved," said Richard Dieter, executive director of the Washington, D.C.-based Death Penalty Information Center.
The result, according to Dieter, has been a de facto moratorium on executions in some states, such as Arkansas and California. Virginia lawmakers considered legislation this year allowing the state to use the electric chair if lethal injection drugs were not available. In Mississippi, lawyers for a condemned woman sued the Department of Correction this week, asking for more information about the procurement and expiration dates of lethal injection drugs.
"No state has said 'We're ending the death penalty, we can't find the drugs.' ... It's more of a hold on executions rather than backing out of the whole process," said Dieter, adding that it's hard to pin down a number for how many states have had drugs expire.
Delaware prison officials have taken a wait-and-see approach, in part because no execution dates are expected to be set in the next six months.
"We are watching and learning and listening from those news reports as to what options would be available for us to explore if we get an execution schedule," Coupe said.
Coupe believes the agency could find the necessary drugs if an execution date is set.
The last person put to death in Delaware was convicted killer Shannon Johnson, who was executed in April 2012 after waiving his appeals. The state used pentobarbital as the initial sedative before administering two other drugs.
A bill to repeal the death penalty in Delaware cleared the Democrat-led Senate by a single vote last year, even after the chief sponsor removed a provision that would have spared the lives of the 17 inmates awaiting execution. The measure later stalled in a House committee, with majority Democrats acknowledging there were not enough votes.
Currently, Delaware prison officials have only one of the necessary lethal injection drugs on hand, according to records obtained by the AP. The prison agency initially refused to provide the records in response to a July 2013 FOIA request.
"The DOC's contacts with any person or entity regarding the supply, manufacture, prescription or compounding of drugs used in the execution of a death sentence should be a confidential state and trade secret under FOIA," deputy attorney general Catherine Damavandi wrote in October 2013. "Given the controversy surrounding administration of the death penalty, the need for confidentiality to protect the identities of persons or entities who may supply the DOC with lethal injection drugs is obvious."
The AP appealed the records denial to the attorney general's office, which ordered the agency to supply them, just as it had done in 2011 in response to the agency's denial of a previous FOIA request.
Under Delaware's current execution protocol, a condemned inmate is rendered unconscious by a sedative or anesthetic before receiving fatal and potentially painful doses of two paralytic drugs, pancuronium bromide and potassium chloride. Delaware used sodium thiopental as the initial drug before its sole U.S. manufacturer stopped making it in 2009. The state then began using pentobarbital.
Records show that the Correction Department obtained 50 vials of potassium chloride from Cardinal Health in February 2013, replacing 51 vials that expired that same month. The current supply of potassium chloride, enough for four executions, expires in October.
Meanwhile, supplies of the other two drugs, pancuronium bromide and pentobarbital, expired in July 2012 and September 2013, respectively.
Dieter said he was not aware of any state that had considered using expired drugs. Such a move could be fraught with trouble, and likely would result in claims of cruel and unusual punishment.
"You need something that's effective as an anesthetic, and if its 90 percent effective, you might have partial consciousness, partial awareness," he said. "If it's past its expiration date, there are just no guarantees. It might work, it might not."
Facing an impending shortage of pentobarbital, Delaware officials turned to West-Ward Pharmaceuticals of Eatontown, N.J, in April 2013 to try to obtain a similar barbiturate, phenobarbital. The prison agency's former bureau chief for management services exchanged emails with West-Ward's regional sales manager over a week, but the phenobarbital was never obtained.
Similarly, the agency was unsuccessful in trying to obtain pancuronium bromide from Cardinal Health.
"I can't seem to get anyone from Cardinal to call me back or respond to my messages," former DOC bureau chief Kim Wheatley wrote in a July 2013 email to a Cardinal representative. "Not sure what is going on, but I have most recently been told that the item that was on backorder for us is no longer on backorder and in fact was blocked for our purchase from the very beginning."
The Cardinal representative responded three days later, telling Wheatley, "unfortunately, both Teva and Hospira continue to have this item on backorder with no ETA."
Cardinal Health said in a statement it follows manufacturers' instructions regarding restrictions on the distribution of their products.
West-Ward's parent company, Hikma Pharmaceuticals, said it was notified last year about the potential misuse of phenobarbital for executions in Arkansas.
"As we strongly object to the use of our products for capital punishment, once alerted to the potential misuse, we took action," Hikma vice president Susan Ringdal said in an email.
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Magee Scores Game-Winner in Overtime
Farmingdale State - 3, Richard Stockton - 2 (OT)
Farmingdale, N.Y. - Sophomore forward Corine Magee (Mastic, N.Y./William Floyd) scored the game-winner with 46 seconds left in overtime to give Farmingdale State (13-4) a non-conference women's soccer victory over the visiting Stockton Ospreys (8-6-2) today in Farmingdale, N.Y.
The Rams led 2-1 at the half after a goal from freshman forward Sarah Golden (Greenport, N.Y./Greenport), who put home a cross from sophomore defender Theresa Martorano (Commack, N.Y./Commack), and an own goal by Stockton in the 30th minute. Stockton was able to cut the deficit before halftime when sophomore back Bridget Connolly (Deptford, N.J./Deptford) took a free kick from the right side and freshman midfielder Briana Fischer (Brick, N.J./Brick) headed the ball in for the score.
In the second half, Stockton senior forward Leah Pocoroba (Galloway, N.J./Holy Spirit) tied the game at 2-2 on a breakaway goal from the left side. The game remained scoreless over the next 33 minutes and would be won by Magee in OT, with under a minute remaining.
Freshman goalkeeper Sarah Hinkle (Mullica Hill, N.J./Paul VI) made 11 saves in defeat for Richard Stockton, while sophomore goalkeeper Stacey Rao (Ronkonkoma, N.Y./Connetquot) made four saves for the win.
Farmingdale State will now face Skyline opponent Old Westbury at home on Thursday, October 21st at 4:00 p.m. The game will be Senior Day for Anna-Marie Rivera.


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NEW LONDON, Conn. - The Engineers capped league play with three All-Conference honors from the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC). Juniors Wayne Duggan and Kyle Zeller, along with sophomore Jason Witzberger were named to the league's Second Team following MIT's best season in the conference's seven-year history.
Duggan has been a two-time NEWMAC Player of the Week and was ranked fifth in the league's batting race and second in ERA. Zeller was arguably the top catcher in the Conference, and was among the top ten in batting average, homeruns and RBI. Witzberger also enjoyed a stellar campaign, reaching base safely in 25 of 26 games at the time of the voting. He also led the NEWMAC in stolen bases and runs scored.
Wheaton College, which won the NEWMAC regular season and tournament Championship, won all three major awards. Senior Keith Cooper, who batted .392 with 10 doubles and 23 RBI, was named NEWMAC Player of the Year for the second straight season. Third Baseman Scott Guillerault, who hit .367 with four homers and 38 RBI was named Rookie of the Year, while Lyons' head coach Eric Podbelski was named Coach of the Year.


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GRAMMY Camp-Basic Training, a GRAMMY in the Schools initiative of the GRAMMY Foundation held on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2011 at the University of Southern California Campus at the Thornton School of Music. Sarah Darling, from left, Fegan Roshon and Ryan Chisholm, shown. Photo: Heather Wines/CBS ©2012 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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Metroid Prime Trilogy brings all three later-generation Metroid games together in one package, and adds motion-controls to Metroid Prime 1 and 2. It's a good package for $50, and for those gamers who haven't played the games, this gives them a chance to get the entire experience in one package. One minor annoyance, though: you can only play using the motion controls.
The game landed on our doorstep a few days ago, hot off the presses, and I couldn't wait to find out how the first two Metroid Prime titles played with the motion controls. The results were pleasantly surprising—look for a more in-depth review early next week—but I was taken aback when the instruction manual noted that the GameCube controller wouldn't work on any of the games.
It's understandable that the motion controls are going to be central to the experience, but it seems like it would take more effort to remove the controls than to leave them in. Why not give gamers the choice in how they would like to play? Or at least come up with a workable solution using the Wii Classic controller. The majority of people will play with the motion controls and be fine, but again, why remove the option?


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Fly-Goodbye Bug Vacuum Gun
- The best way to get rid of nasty, annoying bugs
- Suck them up in this gun and they are history
- Give one to the bug-phobic lady in your life
The six legged freak has landed on your sandwich for the last time. You flip a coin: heads - you will be merciful. You grab your Fly-Goodbye Bug Vacuum Gun, cock it, and slip in the catch-and-release cartridge. Slowly now, as all hunter must, you move the Fly-Goodbye close to your prey. When the fly is within range, you take a deep breath and pull the trigger. A loud "POP" echoes in your office as the fly is sucked into the cartridge. You snap on the magnifying glass top and stare at your captive. Then you do the only thing you can think of - you release the poor creature . . . in your boss' office.
The Fly-Goodbye Bug Vacuum Gun is a powerful weapon. First thing you'll notice is how great it feels in your hand; it truly was designed with the hunter in mind. How does it work? Well, quite simply, it sucks. Really. It uses a powerful inward gust of air, coupled with the capture tube extending about a cm. This action stuns the bug and lets you snap on the top. And get this: each cartridge has a fly-gate tip which lets bugs enter but not exit. That way, you can easily take them outside and let them live. The catch-and-release method also gives you time to study your prey (just switch the fly-gate tip with the magnifying glass tip). With a Fly-Goodbye Bug Vacuum Gun in your holster, you'll be able lay some smackdown on any bug you want.
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- Suck up them pesky bugs and get them out of your hair.
- Includes: Suction cylinder, pistol grip, 3 cartridges, 3 fly-gate tips, and 1 magnifying glass tip.
- Dimensions: approx. 11" x 4.5" x 2.25"


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Bill Nye Explains Climate Change to Fox News Anchor
Bill Nye the Science Guy gave a little science lesson about climate change to Fox News anchor Jon Scott, during a discussion about recently discovered volcanoes on the moon. Scott asked if the discovery had any impact on climate change science. Nye was a little surprised by the question. Check it out.


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February 1, 2013
Sunnyvale, CA – Feb. 1, 2013 – Infinera (NASDAQ: INFN), a leading provider of Digital Optical Networks, announced today the test completion of Ericsson (formerly Telcordia Technologies) Operations Systems Modification for the Integration of Network Elements (OSMINE) Services process for the Infinera DTN-X platform and the latest release of the DTN platform. This was fulfilled for various products within the OSMINE process including inventory management via TIRKS®, fault management via NMA® System, and service provisioning via Transport Element Activation Manager.
The test completion of Ericsson's OSMINE process is a significant event for Infinera. OSMINE certification enables U.S. Tier 1 service providers to successfully integrate Infinera's DTN-X and the latest release of DTN into Ericsson Operations Support Systems (OSS) ensuring the interoperability of Infinera platforms with existing systems and enabling service providers to accelerate their network deployment rapidly upon selection of Infinera. This is also a first for any network equipment vendor to accomplish an OTN-based OSMINE certification that includes ODUflex capabilities as the Infinera DTN-X and DTN are based on an advanced architecture that integrates WDM transport and OTN switching including ODUflex/ODU0 granularity in a single platform.
"Completion of the Ericsson OSMINE process is an important achievement for network equipment suppliers looking to sell into the Tier 1 market," said Elisabetta Romano, Head of OSS, Business Unit Support Solutions, Ericsson. "This industry-recognized OSS network integration process validates that vendors like Infinera are ready to sell into the Tier 1 market and provides service providers with the confidence that the DTN-X and DTN platforms are network-ready solutions."
"The test completion of OSMINE for DTN-X and DTN is a critical milestone for Infinera," said Tom Fallon, Infinera CEO. "This certification satisfies the requirements for our existing customer and proves to U.S. Tier 1 service providers that Infinera solutions can now operate with the Ericsson OSSs."
Infinera is the first to commercially deliver optical networking solutions based on Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs). The Infinera DTN-X platform features 500 Gb/s long-haul super-channels based on the FlexCoherent™ Processor, scaling transport capacity without scaling operational complexity. In Dell'Oro's Q3 2012 quarterly long-haul optical transport market share report, the DTN-X achieved the number one market share position with 38% worldwide share of 100G ports recognized for revenue. Infinera's DTN platform features 100 Gb/s PICs and revolutionized the marketplace in its initial release. Both platforms are deployed in networks globally, offering service providers simple, scalable, and reliable optical network solutions.
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Infinera specializes in Digital Optical Networking systems that are designed to continually improve the economics of optical networking by combining the speed of optics with the simplicity of digital. Infinera is unique in its use of breakthrough semiconductor technology: Large Scale Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC). Infinera's systems leverage PIC technology to provide customers with a service-ready architecture that enables faster time-to-revenue and greater profitability through network efficiency and the ability to rapidly deliver differentiated services without reengineering their optical infrastructure. For more information, please visit https://www.infinera.com/.
This press release contains forward-looking statements including, among other things, statements relating to Infinera product capabilities, advantages, and the current and planned future functionality including: that completion of OSMINE process enables U.S. Tier 1 Service Providers to accelerate network deployment rapidly upon selection of Infinera; that this is a first for any network equipment vendor to accomplish an OTN-based OSMINE certification that includes ODUflex capabilities; that this certification satisfies the requirements for existing customers and proves to U.S. Tier 1 service providers that Infinera solutions can operate with the Ericsson OSS; that the Infinera DTN-X platform scales transport capacity without scaling operational complexity, that the DTN revolutionized the marketplace in its initial release and that both platforms offer service providers simple, scalable, and reliable optical network solutions. These forward looking statements are based on our current expectations. Actual results may vary materially from these expectations as a result of various risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, aggressive business tactics by our competitors, our dependence on a single product, our reliance on single-source suppliers, and our ability to respond to rapid technological changes. Further information about these risks and uncertainties, and other risks and uncertainties that affect our business, is contained in the risk factors section and other sections of our annual report on Form 10-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on March 6, 2012, as well subsequent reports filed with or furnished to the SEC. These reports are available on our website at www.infinera.com and the SEC's website at www.sec.gov. Infinera assumes no obligation to, and does not currently intend to, update any such forward-looking statements.


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'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' Season 9′ Pours Out 10 New Teasers
Much as we love the recent 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' season 9 teasers that so artfully chronicle the September 4 move from FX to FXX, it was high time for some actual footage, no? Well, true to living, drinking, and snorting to excess, the gang has returned with not one, but 10 Flip-adelphian new promos for the new season starting in September!
Among the footage gleamed from the season 9 promo set, we saw a good chunk of an episode already familiar to Comic-Con 2013 attendees in "The Gang Broke Dee," wherein the titular bird becomes horrifically depressed after years of abuse and the gang's hands. Elsewhere, it seems Charlie and Mac get high on gun control, while Frank gets himself stuck in playground equipment, as one does.
Among the multiple storylines we've heard teased in interviews and at Comic-Con, 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' season 9 also includes guest appearances from actor Seann William Scott, and singer Josh Groban. 'Game of Thrones' showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss have written an episode, though the story of "Flowers for Charlie" won't have anything to do with the HBO series itself, instead parodying "Flowers for Algernon."
We're less than a month away from the 'Always Sunny' season 9 premiere, so check out the full set of promos above and below, and tell us what you want to see from the gang this year in the comments!