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Xbox 360 HDMI Cable connection info
This page describes the Xbox 360 HDMI Cable, which is compatible with the Xbox 360 E console, the Xbox 360 S console, and the original Xbox 360 console.
The Xbox 360 HDMI Cable connects the Xbox 360 console to a high-definition TV that is equipped with an HDMI port. The HDMI cable can be used only on an Xbox 360 console that is equipped with an HDMI port.
Note HDMI cables that are not produced by Microsoft will work with an HDMI-equipped Xbox 360 console.
Basic functions
The Xbox 360 HDMI Cable carries video of up to 1080p resolution and Dolby Digital 5.1 audio over one cable. The cable can be daisy-chained: You can connect the cable to other HDMI-compliant devices, such as an audio decoder, which is then plugged into the HDTV. Or, you can plug the cable directly into the TV.
When you use HDMI, you should not have to set your Xbox 360 Dashboard resolution. The console detects the display's optimal resolution over the HDMI cable and adjusts the resolution automatically.
Optional audio adapter
The Xbox 360 HDMI AV Kit includes a second cable, the Xbox 360 Audio Adapter.
Note The Xbox 360 Audio Adapter is not compatible with the Xbox 360 E console.
This device resembles a small AV pack that has only stereo RCA jacks and an S/PDIF optical connection, or TOSLINK port.
The audio adapter cable can be used with the HDMI cable. If both cables are plugged in, the Xbox 360 console transmits audio over the audio adapter and video over the HDMI cable. This gives you flexibility if you want to connect the HDMI port to your HDTV, and you want to route audio to a non-HDMI device.
Note The Xbox 360 S console features a TOSLINK input jack on the back of the console. With this console, you do not have to use the audio adapter for digital audio. However, either connection method will work in the same manner.
More information
- If you have an audio receiver that has optical audio input, connect your optical audio cable to the HDMI Audio Adapter (by using a TOSLINK connector).
- The Xbox 360 S Console features a TOSLINK input jack on the back of the console. In this case, you do not have to use the audio adapter for digital audio. However, either connection method will work in the same manner.
- If you have an audio receiver that has analog audio input, connect your audio cable to the HDMI Audio Adapter.
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Russell Crowe has received an apology from officials at Sir Richard Branson's fitness firm after he was rudely turned away from one of their gyms in England.
The Gladiator actor, who is currently in the U.K. shooting Les Miserables, was desperate for a work-out on Wednesday and contacted staff at the Virgin Active's Royal Berkshire Health & Racquets Club in Bracknell, England, who invited him to check out their facilities. But when he arrived at the fitness mecca, he was locked out because he wasn't a member.
The snub angered Crowe and he vented his frustration in a series of Twitter.com posts, calling the staff "Hoity toity (posh)" and urging Branson to "have fit/smart folk rep your brand".
His stinging comments appear to have caught the attention of Virgin Active bosses – a member of the company's public relations team has reached out to the actor to offer her sincere apologies for his treatment.
Crowe took to Twitter again late on Wednesday, to follow up, writing, "Nice email from pr lady @virginactiveuk. Think I'll just go where the regular folks hang GOLD's GYM in Camberly, friendly spot".
One of Crowe's fans even identified himself as an employee at the Bracknell club and invited the star to work out with him over the next few days – but the actor respectfully declined.
He replied, "Mate, it's just a gym. Lumps of metal to pick up. I'll go with the friendly vibe… Good on you for having the nuts to get in touch. You sound a decent bloke (guy). All the best."

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Thanks Torfinn, I've seen the first 5 that are on youtube, Dave's post of 17th July refers to a Webinar that Wednesday (19th), do you know if that one will be put on YouTube?
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They can be subjective as well; while some color schemes might create a person to smile, the same color may induce a splitting frustration in yet another. Society likewise plays an essential function in the recognition of shade. The Eastern see the color scheme white as privileged, however the Hindus in India consider it inauspicious to wear white clothes for features and services.
Color has influenced us a ton, specifically when we opted to purchase points. In fact, a 2004 research performed by the Secretariat of the Seoul International Shade Exposition figured out that more than 92.6 each penny of individuals attributed their buying decisions to color, and also 84.7 each cent people thought that the color of a product was a crucial aspect when selecting a product. Hence, every person from marketers to some other experts.
While reams of documents have been wasted to explain the concept of color theory, it all boils down to three fundamental categories of color scheme ideas; the color tire, the color harmony, as well as the context where they are used. While the color tire describes a circle based upon red, blue and also yellow, color scheme consistency describes the setup of these colours in the manner that satisfies the senses, as well as color context describes the habits of color schemes in relationship to various other shades and also forms. Utilizing this idea how different colors affect specific individuals. Below is the significance of colors as well as the fashion in which they are positively used :.
Red: Unnecessary to say, red is a cozy color and also is linked with fire, enthusiasm, physical violence and even adore. In truth, Cupid's heart is consistently red in color. It is likewise the color scheme of outrage. Red is the shade of danger; that is possibly why risk symbols are depicted in red. Pupils of the graphic crafts utilize Red to specify power as well as enthusiasm. While better reds represent power, darker hues of red, portray beauty and also power. This shade has different significances in a different culture. Therefore, while the red is the color of the Hindu bride-to-be, it is a color scheme of weeping in Africa.
Eco-friendly: Green can mean opposing impacts. For instance, while it stands for growth, beginning, renewal and abundance, it can also indicate jealousy (thus the phrase green with envy). It has additionally be connected with the source of the atmosphere (go green).
Blue: Blue represents durability in some societies as well as childrens are commonly associated with the shade blue. The color scheme is also linked with despair in the English literature (feeling blue). Blue has religious connotations. As an example, the Virgin Mary is recognized to wear blue robes. Blue offers a feeling of reliability.
These are just some shades. A study of color therapy ensures to enlighten us. The underlying truth remains that some colors are used to mirror enthusiasm, power, as well as positivity, cool shades are utilized to represent professionalism and trust and tranquil.
They may be individual as well; while some shades could trigger an individual to smile, the same color might trigger a splitting problem in another. A 2004 study performed by the Secretariat of the Seoul International Shade Expo determined that additional from 92.6 per cent of people with their purchasing decisions to color scheme, as well as 84.7 per penny people believed that the color of a product was an essential aspect when picking an item. While reams of files have been squandered to clarify the idea of shade theory, it all boils down to three standard groups of color theory; the shade tire, the color scheme harmony, as well as the context in which they are utilized. While the color tire refers to a circle based on red, turquoise and also yellow, color scheme harmony refers to the plan of these shades in a fashion that is satisfied to the senses, and color context refers to the habits of shades in association to additional shades and also designs. Hence, while red is the color of the Hindu new bride, it is a shade of weeping in Africa.


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Discussion forum for students and applicants to Albany Medical College. Albany Medical College is a medical school located in Albany, New York.
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Cylindrical roller bearings
Cylindrical roller bearings can only be preloaded radially (fig. 1). Bearings with a tapered bore are preloaded by driving the bearing inner ring up onto its tapered seat. The resulting interference fit causes the inner ring to expand and to obtain the necessary preload. To accurately set preload, internal clearance gauges should be used. For additional information, refer to Mounting or Adjusting for clearance or preload.


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"Biggest blowout since Andy Reid vs. Skinny jeans" - Colts01
"If you ask me how I want to be remembered, it is as a winner. You know what a winner is? A winner is somebody who has given his best effort, who has tried the hardest they possibly can, who has utilized every ounce of energy and strength within them to accomplish something. It doesn't mean that they accomplished it or failed, it means that they've given it their best. That's a winner."
― Walter Payton
Twitter @vancemeek "I wish I could say something classy and inspirational, but that just wouldn't be our style. Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory...lasts forever."-Shane Falco
Now that Jeff Fisher is at the helm, I would expect a lot of roster changes. Fisher reportedly is high on Steven Jackson, James Laurinitis, Chris Long, and Robert Quinn, and had a productive meeting with Bradford during his interviews. Fisher wants a team that is stout on both lines, but there is also a severe need for a true #1 WR as well as better play from the TE position. They can upgrade their talent base at every position, except punter and kicker-but getting an elite WR is the top need, by far. Peyton Manning was not able to win a Super Bowl until he had Dallas Clark and Reggie Wayne-Bradford had the worst WR corps in football the last 2 years.
The Rams may trade their # 2 pick-if they can trade the pick and still get Blackmon with one of their first-round selections, that would be ideal. I would expect them to draft a Left Tackle and CB in the early rounds as well (especially if they have extra picks from trading down). Fisher will probably draft a RB in the middle rounds to complement Jackson-get a RB with upside at a reasonable price, who can keep Jackson fresh for the red zone. Use later picks for Guards and LBs, maybe take a flier on a late-round QB.
The Rams need a young QB to groom for the future. Spagnolou foolishly cut Thaddeus Lewis after training camp (he was picked up by the Browns)-he was a young QB with mobility who looked good in preseason games. I know preseason games can be 'fool's gold' in evaluating players at times, but I would have kept him as a 3rd QB.


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In July, the Minnesota Northwoods Writers Conference returns to Bemidji State University for a six-day series of workshops, readings and collaborations with visiting authors and teachers from across the country. Workshop topics include poetry, novice poetry fiction and creative non-fiction writing, and for the first time the conference is offering a literary translation workshop.
Each morning, participants will gather their thoughts, notebooks and writing utensils and head off to their workshops where their teacher and fellow participants will provide feedback and encouragement. Afternoons can be spent attending a literary event, writing, visiting with new friends, or exploring downtown Bemidji or any of the myriad outdoor activities available in the area.
The conference opens at noon on Sunday, July 14, and runs through noon on Friday, July 19. The conference carries a fee of $585, with a $40 discount for registration prior to the early-bird cutoff of May 1. The fee includes participation in the selected workshop, admission to all evening Reading Series events, a publishing seminar, all scheduled afternoon events and three conference meals. Lodging is available on campus for $15 per night for a single accommodation or $11 per night for a double.
Conference Fees and Lodging Information
Four $300 scholarships are available, one for each of the literary translation, creative nonfiction, fiction and poetry workshops, and one $410 scholarship is available to a Minnesota resident. Scholarship applications are due May 1 at http://www.northwoodswriters.org/apply.
Individual consultation is also available with workshop faculty members for $30 per half hour; advance manuscript submission is required to use this service.
A $30 cancellation fee will be incurred for any cancellations prior to June 15; after June 15, no fees will be refunded.
2013 Conference Faculty
This year's faculty include:
• Jericho Brown, assistant professor at Emory University;
• Danielle Evans, literature and creative writing instructor at American University;
• Camille Dungy, professor of creative writing at San Francisco State University;
• Geoffrey Brock, an instructor in creative writing and translation at the University of Arkansas; and
• Joni Tevis, instructor of literature and creative writing at Furman University.
Distinguished Visiting Writer Ron Carlson
This year's distinguished visiting writer is novelist Ron Carlson. Carlson is the director of the graduate program in fiction at the University of California, Irvine, and is a noted novelist and short-story writer. His most recent novel, "The Signal," was published in May of 2010. His short stories have appeared in "Esquire," "Harpers," "The New Yorker" and a variety of anthologies including "The Norton Anthology of Short Fiction" and "The Pushcart Prize Anthology." He also has written a book on writing, "Ron Carlson Writes a Story," which is widely used by writing teachers.
Carlson has won an NEA Fellowship, the Cohen Prize at "Ploughshares," the McGinnis Award at the "Iowa Review" and the Aspen Literary Award. His 2008 novel, "Five Skies," was named One Book Rhode Island in 2009. He published a book of poems, "Room Service," in 2012, and his new novel, "Return to Oakpine," will be published in July.
Carlson was born in Logan, Utah.
Reading Series schedule
Each night during the conference, participating faculty will participate in an open reading series that is free to the public. Reading Series events will be held in Hagg-Sauer Hall on the BSU campus.
• July 14, 7:30 p.m.- Camille Dungy
• July 15, 7:30 p.m. – Ron Carlson
• July 16, 7:30 p.m. – Joni Tevis
• July 17, 6:30 p.m. – double-header, Geoffrey Brock & Danielle Evans
• July 18, 7:30 p.m. – Jericho Brown
The Minnesota Northwoods Writers Conference is made possible by the people of Minnesota through grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board, the Region 2 Arts Council and a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
For more information on the Minnesota Northwoods Writers Conference, (218) 755-2068, firstname.lastname@example.com, or northwoodswriters.org
• Ron Carlson bio at UC-Irvine
• Ron Carlson on Amazon
• 2012 interview with Carlson in "Publishers Weekly"
• Jericho Brown
• Danielle Evans
• Camille Dungy
• Geoffrey Brock
• Joni Tevis


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Thinking Forth
Back in 1998, DDJ Contributing Editor Tim Kientzle was thinking back to 1984 and Thinking Forth, Leo Brodie's classic text specifically concerning Forth and more generally concerning programming best practices. As you'll see if you read on, some things never change...
Extreme Forth
by Tim Kientzle
Tim revisits Leo Brodie's classic Thinking Forth and realizes it foreshadowed modern day topics such as Extreme Programming and Best Practices.
I've had a number of conversations recently about Extreme Programming (XP). Although many people seem to share my distaste for the name, I've encountered remarkably little controversy about the ideas themselves.
Ultimately, XP is just a collection of best practices, many of which have been around for decades. I recently reread Leo Brodie's 1984 Thinking Forth: A Language and Philosophy for Solving Problems, which covers many of the same ideas, but in a different fashion. Still, Thinking Forth provides a thought-provoking counterpoint to newer writings.
First, Make It Work
Thinking Forth is very much a book of best practices. Brodie started by interviewing the best software developers he could find. He then mixed extracts from these interviews with his own commentary and short, to-the-point tips, such as this gem:
Tip: Today, make it work. Tomorrow, optimize it.
This statement has been my software-development mantra for nearly two decades now, and it echoes clearly through much of the XP literature. Software development is, after all, about solving problems. Working code must always be the first priority.
A more subtle issue is also involved here. Working code provides you with positive feedback and encouragement, which makes it less intimidating to take the next step and thus leads to improved productivity. This is a key idea both in XP and in Brodie. One of Brodie's interviews even refers to the "fun-down approach" of software development-start where you will get the most immediate gratification.
Second, Make It Work Well
But working code is merely the first step. XP's "refactoring" is more than simply a cookbook list of code transformations. It is a fundamental dictum that improving code is not just a matter of adding features.
Brodie explores this idea in detail: An entire chapter is devoted to "Factoring," and another discusses the merits of prototyping and iterative design. Few XP treatises could hope to do better:
Tip: Look for repetition of patterns.
Tip: Don't change too much at once.
Tip: Be sure you can name what you factor.
The interviews are especially helpful here. Chuck Moore, for example, urges you to challenge your solutions: "You need a feeling for the size of the problem...When you're done, look back and say 'Did I come up with a solution that is reasonable?'" If your result seems out of touch with your intuition, maybe you haven't yet found a good solution:
Tip: You don't understand a problem until you can simplify it.
Brodie uses a variety of somewhat contrived textbook examples to illustrate his ideas, but these are the book's weak point. They also require you know Forth.
Forth Matters?
Knowing Forth is not a remarkably marketable skill these days. Forth's compact size and portability are less important now than they once were. Forth's very weak type- and syntax-checking are also drawbacks, as are its somewhat unusual syntax. Forth is still in use, but it is becoming much more of a niche language.
Even if you never use Forth, however, you might benefit from studying some of its features. For example, all of the internal code used by the Forth interpreter and compiler is available to application developers. This simple idea has many benefits-it exposes a complete standard set of tools, it lets you extend the environment and language in deep ways, and it enables some very advanced development paradigms.
Forth's interactive development model is also very appealing: A Forth system encourages you to type in and test a line of code, then add it to the application once you are certain it is right. This kind of short-cycle development, strongly advocated by XP, may be better supported in Forth than in any other language environment.
Thinking Matters
Of course, any programming language is just a tool, and no tool or methodology will make up for carelessness. Brodie's insights, like those of XP, can only provide raw materials for building excellent software development teams. But it is far better to start with ideas that have worked for generations of developers before you.
Thinking Forth: A Language and Philosophy for Solving Problems, Second Edition
Leo Brodie
Fig Leaf Press, 1998
272 pp., $37.50
(Reissued in 2004 in Paperback by Punchy Publishing)


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March 26, 2012
OTAP receives $20,000 grant
From left, President Harrison accepts the $20,000 grant with State Representatives Nancy Garland, Michael Stinziano and Michael Kehoe, vice president, AT&T.
AT&T executives recently came to campus to present a $20,000 check to the Orientation to Trade and Apprenticeship Program (OTAP) for Youth. The grant from the global communications company helped provide program costs for 34 current students in OTAP. The program is offered by the Community Education and Workforce Development division and provides technical training for teenagers and adults in skilled trades such as plumbing, carpentry, masonry, electrical, roofing, construction and more.
"One of the key lessons they learn in OTAP for Youth is that they can't make it to the trades unless they earn a high school diploma first," said President Harrison. "And that was where the connection was made with AT&T. They are focused on helping to confront the high school dropout crisis, so OTAP pursued and was awarded a $20,000 AT&T grant that is helping provide training supplies for several dozen of our OTAP for Youth students."
Of the first 302 students who completed OTAP for Youth, 75% had perfect attendance once they enrolled in the program. "Our students are typically a group who are at high risk of dropping out," said Carol Higgins, OTAP supervisor.
"We and the AT&T Foundation see that OTAP doesn't only advance education; OTAP provides needed workforce preparation, and that strengthens our community overall," said Michael Kehoe, vice-president of AT&T Ohio. "We are happy to support OTAP, and encourage others in our community to consider providing whatever support they're able to offer to this worthwhile program."
In-Service Day information and meal reservations
In-Service Day will be held Friday, April 20 on the downtown campus from 7:45 a.m. – 5 p.m. No day classes will be held April 20. Following a general session with President Harrison, breakout sessions for each of the vice presidents' areas will be offered. After lunch, departments/divisions will coordinate their own professional development activities for employees. Both meals will be held in the ground level of the Parking Garage to allow enough space and avoid weather-related issues. You are reminded to RSVP for meals during In-Service by registering at the links below by April 13.
In-Service Day Schedule
7:45 – 9:00 a.m. – Continental breakfast, ground level Parking Garage
You may RSVP for breakfast here: http://web.cscc.edu/is/EmployeeTraining/register.asp?C=398&D=2532
9:00 a.m. – Welcome and morning session with President Harrison
11:00 a.m. – Breakout sessions with each Vice President (locations to be announced in General Session)
12:00 noon – Lunch served, ground level Parking Garage
You may RSVP for lunch here: http://web.cscc.edu/is/EmployeeTraining/register.asp?C=399&D=2533
2:00 – 5:00 p.m. – Professional Development activities coordinated by Departments/Divisions. (Locations to be announced by Department/Division supervisors)Please send your RSVPs for breakfast and lunch by Friday, April 13 so we may complete the food order.
"Day of Silence" to be held April 19
The Day of Silence is a student-led national event that brings attention to anti-LGBT name-calling, bullying and harassment in schools. Students from middle school to college take a vow of silence in an effort to encourage schools and classmates to address the problem of anti-LGBT behavior. The national event is held April 20, but due to In-Service Day, Columbus State will hold the event on Thursday, April 19.
During the Day of Silence, students can take a vow of silence to bring attention to effects of bullying behavior. Faculty and staff members can participate by signing posters on campus supporting the effort, and by creating classroom activities that allow participation without speaking. Contact Kim Brazwell in the Office of Diversity Initiatives at ext. 2426 for more information.
See highlights of the Winter Quarter graduation ceremony
Dasia Castergine was the class valedictorian and the 4.0 Surgical Technology student gave a heartfelt speech. See a video of her speech plus a recap of the ceremony online here!
Health & Wellness online now
In the latest issue of the Health & Wellness newsletter from USI insurance, you can read two important articles on traumatic brain injuries and colon cancer prevention.
Hills Market Downtown to survey customers
The new Hills Market Downtown has created a survey to learn more about their customer base for the new grocery store. If you'd like to participate, go online here: http://survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07e5oyybz0gzlho30k/start
Ward to exhibit
Susan Ward, office associate in Modern Languages, will have a solo exhibit at the Columbus Cultural Arts Center titled Color and Form, which will be displayed from March 28 through April 29. The opening reception is on March 31 from 6-9 p.m.
Bike-fixing kit now available
Got a flat tire, or just need some air? There's now a bike-fixing kit located at the Student Activities office in Nestor Hall 116.
The kit includes tube patches, some new tubes, a pump, and other bike fixing tools. Students and employees can borrow items by showing ID. The kit also includes information on local bike shops if you need more help.
The kit is just one way to make Columbus State more accessible to cyclists. Fear of mechanical problems is one thing that can keep people from bike-commuting.
Items were donated by Columbus State's informal biking community and B1 Bicycles, a downtown bike store at 124 E. Long Street. If you use an item, please consider making a donation back to the kit.
Columbus State is a charter member of 2 by 2012, an initiative to get residents to make two trips by bicycle every month. President Harrison signed the 2 by 2012 pledge in January 2011.
For more Columbus State bicycling information, click to: www.cscc.edu/bike/ .
Fidelibus testifies in Ohio Senate
Dianne Fidelibus, assistant professor and program coordinator in MH/AS/DD, provided supportive testimony to the Ohio Senate Health, Human Services and Aging subcommittee Wednesday, March 21. Her testimony was regarding Senate Bill 287 on behalf of the Ohio Coalition of Associate Degree Human Service Educators. According to Fidelibus, the bill makes many adjustments to the current licensure law allowing for a more reasonable pathway for professional development. "It will have a positive impact on our graduates earning their associate degree in MH/AS/DD," said Fidelibus. Details of this pending legislation can be found at www.ocdp.ohio.gov.
Volunteers needed for half marathon
This year on Saturday, May 5, the Capital City Half Marathon will run through our campus. Columbus State students and employees will work one of the official water stations and organizers are looking for volunteers to help out the morning of the race. As a token of appreciation the race organizers will supply custom, technical-fabric, zip t-shirts for all volunteers. Contact Evan Jablonka or Brock Porter if you would like to volunteer.
April 12 Innovate Conference focuses on teaching and learning
The Ohio State University invites faculty and staff to attend Innovate 2012, the annual conference featuring the best uses of technology in teaching and learning across the nation.
The conference will be held Thursday, April 12, at the Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center on Ohio State's campus.
This year's theme, transformation, highlights the ways that technology can promote dramatic changes in the ability to engage students in the classroom and impact research and field study opportunities across the globe.
Special guests this year include keynote speaker Karen Cator, director of the Office of Education Technology, U.S. Department of Education, and Joe Lambert, founder of the Center for Digital Storytelling. New this year, will be an emphasis on faculty-led presentations about transformative approaches to teaching, research and outreach in a wide range of disciplines.
The conference is free for university faculty, students, and staff. You can register through March 30 here elearning.osu.edu.


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The governor of Ohio, John Kasich, is the type of chap who'd host a show on Fox News Channel called "Heartland with John Kasich." He went to The Ohio State University. He's also a Steelers fan, division foe of Ohio's two NFL franchises.
So, what'd he decide to say when people recoiled at the mere mention of his Pennsylvania roots during a speech about 25 miles from Cleveland?
"When you win a Super Bowl, let me know."
Sure, Cleveland is in Cuyahoga County, which totally backed his November foe, but he's got a point. So, take that, shitbirds.
Kasich disrespects Browns fans [Columbus Dispatch]
John Kasich is a Steelers Fan, Taunts Browns Fans [Cleveland Scene]


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So much for a boycott.
Sales doubled for Rolling Stone's controversial July issue featuring Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the alleged Boston bomber.
The issue sold 13,332 copies since July 19 at 1,420 retail stores -- nearly double the magazine's 52-week average of 6,541, according to MagNet, a magazine sales tracker.
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July's cover featured a self-portrait of Tsarnaev with the headline: "The Bomber: How a Popular, Promising Student Was Failed by His Family, Fell Into Radical Islam and Became a Monster."
Rolling Stone quickly came under fire by critics, who included Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, who said the cover glamorized a man accused of setting off two pressure-cooker bombs in April that killed three and injured more than 260 others at the Boston Marathon.
Drugstore and supermarket chains such as Walgreens and Stop & Shop all announced they would not be selling the issue.
Magazine editors defended their cover, saying in a statement that the story "falls within the traditions of journalism and Rolling Stone's long-standing commitment to serious and thoughtful coverage of the most important political and cultural issues."
Whole Foods to open downtown L.A. store in 2015
Manufacturing sector expanded in July at fastest pace in two years
50,000 pounds of ground beef is recalled, may be tainted with E.coli


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by Karen Lightman, Managing Director, MEMS Industry Group
Day one – April 4
For the second year in a row I had the privilege of presenting at Hannover Messe at the IVAM's "Innovations for Industry" Forum at Micronanotec. Last year I came to the Messe without the company of MIG member companies. In fact, thanks to the Icelandic volcanic disruption of air travel last year during the week of Hannover Messe 2010, I felt like the only one who came from outside Germany! But this year was different in several ways: 1. MIG co-exhibited with members Acuity and XACTIX; 2. MIG hosted a "US MEMS Day" as part of the forum; and lastly, 3. MIG hosted a US MEMS Day (though Bavarian-inspired) party in the IVAM lounge.
Day one of the conference, I listened to the Japan Session in the Forum. After an introduction by IVAM Chairman Frank Bartels and IVAM CEO Uwe Kleinkes , the forum featured a presentation by Panasonic Electric Works Company's Karl Absmaier, who presented on behalf of his colleague Hiroshi Yamanaka with an "Introduction of Newly Developed Infrared Array Sensor 'Grid-EYE.'" Following his presentation, Jun Sakai the new Director of Micromachine Center Japan (who has taken over since April 1 as the former Director, Masashiro Katashiro has returned to Olympus) presented "The Landscape of Japanese MEMS Activity" which included some information on the impact of silicon production on MEMS….though he basically reiterated the "wait and see" message we've all heard.
Then I had the pleasure of meeting Natsuko Murakami, of TDC Corporation based in Miyagi, Tohoku Japan (though Ms. Murakami lives in Hannover). Ms. Murakami is the sister of my colleague (who I met a few years ago in Japan), Yuko Akabane who works for TDC Corporation as well (and I follow on Twitter!). Ms. Murakami's presentation was unique as it addressed the human side of the industry and addressed the concern many of us have – namely – how are our friends and colleagues in Sendai and Tohoku? Ms. Murakami also eloquently presented on "Ultra precise Mirror polishing/lapping contributing MicroNano Technology" at TDC.
The rest of the day I spent reconnecting with colleagues from Europe who also were exhibiting and/or visiting Hannover Messe in and around the MIG booth within Hall 6, H 18 in the IVAM "Micronanotech" Pavilion. It was fun to share the booth with the guys from Acuity, founders Jim Knutti and Henry Allen; though I have to admit I didn't spend a lot of time in the booth (very un-German-like I know but I can't stand being in one little 9 sq. meter booth for long!). The evening ended with a great FEST with the IVAM folks, hosted for their exhibitors. I had the pleasure of sipping great French wine and conversing with IVAM Chair and head of Bartels Mikrotechnik GmbH, Frank Bartels.
To continue reading about Karen's trip to Hannover Messe, please read Day 2 of her trip.


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