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Is the Wii U worthy of the stick it has been getting lately or have Nintendo once again innovated there way to success, This article is going to delve into my personal thoughts on the Wii U, I'll have a look at how this years and 2014 Wii U game release front looks and also I'll have a look at how the Wii U has fared financially in the two and a half month that is has been released worldwide
Before, during and after the Wii U's release there has been controversy, upon rumors, upon speculation and i think it's about time the Wii U and Nintendo stand up for them self's and
Ask again six months after Sony and MS release their systems.
Though I have to say if and once the Xeno or "X" game come to the West I'll be picking up a WiiU.
Lets hope the GTA delay means we get it on Wii u, that would be all kinds of awesome. Beating hookers on your gamepad while youre on the john lol


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As a community action agency, CAPCO has a unique commitment to the community. Community action changes people's lives, embodies the spirit of hope, improves communities, and makes America a better place to live. We care about the entire community, and we are dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other. We invite you to join with us in this commitment to make our community a better place to live for everyone -- individuals and families - children, adults and seniors.
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Here are some of the numbers that explain Week 5 of the high school football season in the Sauk Valley.
That's how many Sauk Valley football teams that are playoff eligible after 5 weeks of the season. The Eastland-Pearl City Wildcatz (5-0) earned that spot with a 34-21 win over Lena-Winslow in a key NUIC Northwest game. EPC will look for win No. 6 against Polo (2-3) on Friday.
Newman (4-1) and Erie-Prophetstown (4-1) could become playoff eligible this week with wins.
That's how many teams around the state are 5-0 and, therefore, playoff eligible. In all, 256 teams will qualify for the playoffs. Conference champions earn automatic qualification.
That's how many area teams had homecoming games in Week 5. Only two of those teams won.
Sterling beat LaSalle-Peru 21-10 at Sterling Chevrolet Field at Roscoe Eades Stadium. Amboy knocked off Morrison 27-18.
Bureau Valley, Dixon and Rock Falls all lost homecoming games. The opponents in those three games combined for 161 points. Those three teams scored 61 points.
That's how many points per game the Bureau Valley Storm had averaged in games against Erie-Prophetstown over the last nine seasons. Only once during that span (2012) did the Storm score fewer than 40 points.
Erie-Prophetstown won Friday's game 42-29.
Erie-Prophetstown broke a 12-game losing streak to the Storm. The two communities of Erie and Prophetstown had a combined losing streak of 16 games to Bureau Valley.
That's how many rushing yards that Erie-Prophetstown's Nick Williams has threw five weeks of the season. That's an average of 213.2 yards per game. Williams also has 17 rushing touchdowns.
That's how many touchdowns that Rockford Lutheran sophomore James Robinson has scored against Sauk Valley teams Rock Falls and Oregon.
He had 393 yards of total offense and five touchdowns against the Rockets in a 66-45 win in Week 3.
On Friday, Robinson rushed for 253 yards and five touchdowns against Oregon. The Crusaders beat Oregon 48-14.
Robinson has 19 TDs for the season.
That's how many yards per rush the LaSalle-Peru Cavaliers managed against Sterling in Friday loss. They had 29 carries for 20 yards.
Quarterback Colby Sassano, who threw for 201 yards, rushed nine times for -32 yards.
The Cavs also had four costly turnovers.
That's how many points per game teams are scoring against the Rock Falls through five games this season.
Winnebago scored 21 points in each of the first three quarters in Friday's 63-32 win.
Rock Falls is averaging 31.6 points per game.
That's how many regular-season conference games that the Newman Comets have won in a row after Friday's 55-14 win over Fulton.
Newman's last loss in conference came in Week 4 of the 2011 season to St. Bede, when the two teams played in the Big Rivers.
The Comets have won 26 of their last 27 conference games.
That's the record of the Amboy Clippers in the Three Rivers North after losing their three Three Rivers conference crossover games to start the season. The Clippers are one of three teams undefeated in the conference. Erie-Prophetsown and Newman are both 3-0.
Amboy beat Morrison 27-18 on Friday.
The Clippers host Erie-Prophetstown in a key game on Friday night.
That's how many area teams picked up their fourth loss of the season on Friday.
Bureau Valley, Dixon, Fulton, Milledgeville and Rock Falls start the playoffs early, as they cannot lose another game this season and still qualify for the postseason.
AFC and West Carroll are both 0-5 and will not make the playoffs.


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While the supplement may be short, there's no shortage of great material contained throughout. This multiclass provides a number of new options for playing a more humanistic setting, introducing royalty into a campaign, or simply creating another unique character for the players to explore. One thing to note is that the Noble multiclass is meant for those with strength in melee and not magic as the majority of the powers are Melee Weapon based with a mixture of ranged Psychic attacks.
For a small publisher, the quality of the layout and presentation of the content is superb! Alea Publishing has followed the high quality displayed by the Player's Handbook and keeps true with its purpose and material. The new powers are in-line with what is presented in the Player's Handbook but with new ideas and flavor text that enhance this new multiclass. The only thing it truly lacks is an expanded description of what a Noble truly is, be it narrative or by presenting "build" options. The publication could benefit from a more 3-dimensional look at the Noble as a character and not just a multiclass. To add to all this wonderful material, Alea Publishing has included all the Power Cards for these new powers in the back of the supplement.
Needless to say, I really like the idea of being able to create a Noble as a multiclass, especially a Noble Warlord. Not only are new powers presented, but these powers draw upon a new "source" (bloodline). I find this to be a fantastic way of presenting original ideas into a system that already is filled with lots of powers and mechanics.
It's tough to add to the comments already stated about the new material added throughout. The option to create a Noble character can be quite valuable to those seeking more role-playing opportunities or those looking to make their characters more unique than the ones otherwise found. The Noble multiclass also has a more humanistic feel for those looking to move away from the standard fantastic races or those trying to recreate a typical feudal system from Medieval times.
Overall I highly recommend GMs and players taking a look at the Noble multiclass not only for it's possibilities but for the setting that could be created around the use of Nobles. Just taking a look at this supplement makes me want to see more of the Feudal Lords setting for Dungeons & Dragons.
Having used this product in the game I am playing in; I can honestly say good job to the Alea Publishing Group and it's authors, Cameron and Josh. I agree that while not all the powers mesh 100% with each other or a real game, it's a well written and useful multiclass.
This is a good but not great way of doing a noble multi-class only class. By making noble a class you dabble in, any character class can be a noble. This is a great design goal but the implementation is unfortunately lacking. Weapon based characters are much better represented than implement based characters. The level of disparity in power a Noble Fighter would have over a Noble Cleric for instance is a bit jarring and detracts from what would otherwise be an excellent product. Also, the non-weapon powers don't have the implement keyword although adding that as a houserule is easy enough to do. The Paragon Path and the DM Noble templates are very good.
There are a number of significant changes between the new 4e GSL system and the OGL rules, one of the more notable ones being the class system and the associated system of powers. Under the OGL system, designing a class wasn't a particularly cumbersome task, as long as you could create an interesting and viable class with 20 levels and provide the associated spells, abilities and feats for the class as required. Under the new 4e GSL rules, designing a class takes more time and effort simply because you need to provide enough powers and feats for the class, including associated material like builds, class specific abilities and the like.
When I first saw Alea Publishing's Feudal Characters: Noble, I'll admit I wasn't sure what to expect. A 'noble' as such is not really a class, at least not within the classes and their roles as defined in the GSL system. On the other hand, given the very much perceived weaknesses of the GSL's social system, I was intrigued to see what Alea Publishing would offer for an inherently social class. Most powers, barring sometimes the utility powers, are largely associated with combat, so the combination of a social class by definition and 'combat' powers would be interesting. Having seen what Alea Publishing have done, I was pleasantly surprised by the approach, creativity and neatness of what they'd done with the class.
Feudal Characters: Noble is a 16 page pdf product that presents a new class for the Feudal Lands campaign setting from Alea Publishing Group. This product is one of the first Feudal Lands products for the 4e GSL system, although several products have been produced for the campaign setting under the OGL rules (which I believe are to be updated to 4e GSL rules). This product is excellently presented, with a high standard of writing, layout, editing and general style of presentation. Some good illustrations are provided by Denise Garner, and the product includes a excellent cover, useful bookmarks and an attractive bordering to the pages in the layout. Overall, the product has a bit of eye-candy associated with it, and is done to a professional quality standard.
The noble class as a concept is fairly self-explanatory - a character born into or bestowed nobility and likely with that associated land, titles and other benefits of the status. The class itself is implemented as a multiclass rather than a base class, and I think that's a neat way of using the GSL multiclassing system. After all, nobles are not associated with any particular class, but the benefits of nobility can be obtained via a noble multiclass. In this way, more powerful nobles or lesser nobles can have varying degrees of multiclass powers, further providing a good solution to how to mechanically implement the noble class. I think this is an elegant choice, and whatever your thoughts on GSL multiclassing, I think this is an instance where it works really well.
Barring providing the multiclass noble feat for access to the noble's powers, the majority of the product, as one would really expect, is a long list of various daily, encounter and utility powers. Power cards are usefully provided at the end of the product for all the noble's powers. The powers are all based on a new power source, the bloodline power source, and a fair number of the noble's powers deal psychic damage. The powers themselves contain a fair mix of different flavors and descriptions, although the majority of them are unfortunately very combat focused. Some of the utility powers are focused on skill challenges, which I thought was a useful way of building the social aspects of the class.
Of the combat powers most seemed fairly balanced, although if you've read all the powers in the core books, the majority of the noble's powers are similar abilities in a different guise. Powers are based on such aspects of the noble's stature such as speech, commanding presence and the like, much like one would expect. In a way, and likely a good way, the noble's combat powers are very similar to those a knight would have. As always, roleplaying goes a long way in developing these powers for a specific character or noble concept. The latter half of the product includes a noble template as well as a new monster, the typical human knight. It's a rather odd, but descriptive name for a monster, but useful nonetheless.
Overall, I think this is a class where the approach taken as a multiclass pays of, and illustrates a good way of using the GSL multiclassing system. The powers themselves are mostly good, though perhaps a bit repetitive, but I'd hoped to see more playing with the social aspects of what the noble class entails. Nevertheless, I think the few social utility powers, the training provided to nobles in social skills, and general roleplaying will make this a multiclass that can work well in game. Alea Publishing Group have provided a clever approach to creating new concepts and classes by using the multiclass system. A good, strong product, with clever design and a very usable class.
I have to agree with Robert. This is by far one of the best third party classes I have found. It's well balanced without being weak and it adds some flavor into your games. This is definitely a buy! Especially if you want them to be able to afford to keep making these :)
This is a gorgeous, well laid out and well presented product, possibly the best produced 4e product I've seen from a third party publisher yet.
The contents are strong, but not quite as strong as the production. Designed as a multiclass (like the spellplagued in the Forgotten Realms Player's Guide) rather than a full class, it offers all the powers necessary for that, but also provides a template and a sample NPC, both of which greatly increase the utility of this product. The inclusion of power cards for the abilities are a very nice touch.
The powers themselves are clever, though a little uneven. I am not 100% sure they are all intended to work exactly as they read, with the biggest disconnect coming from powers that require the target can hear you. There are also a few 3.x-isms that could be shaken off. Still, they're definitely much more good than bad.
With another round of smoothing of the powers, and the inclusion of either some at-will powers or a paragon path (the lack of these being a little jarring against he otherwise very complete contents) this could easily be a 5 star product, and even without that, it was worth my three bucks. I definitely will be lookign to see what Alea Publishing does in the future.


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Voters in Clarence easily pass new budget
Clarence Central School District voters overwhelmingly approved the budget Tuesday, ending weeks of rancorous debate that stoked passions on both sides of the school funding issue.
In six Western New York school district revotes Tuesday, only the Wilson budget was defeated.
Lisa Thrun, who worked to defeat the original Clarence budget, said passage of the second version "is a good thing."
"The community tonight said they're willing to provide bridge funding for this year, knowing we need to find long-term solutions. Everyone in the community needs to come together."
The Clarence budget was approved 3,541 to 1,817. Alden voters approved their budget, 753-586.
In Lewiston-Porter, the budget was approved, 1,663 to 993; in Niagara Wheatfield, the margin was 2,402 to 1,795; and in Bemus Point in Chautauqua County, 601 to 440.
The Wilson budget was defeated 903 to 604, with about 400 more people coming to the polls than came last month.
Some budgets, like those in Clarence and Lewiston-Porter, would spend less than this year. None of the tax levies was above the tax cap, and all needed a simple majority to pass.
" I think it says that Clarence is a community that is supportive of its schools," Superintendent Geoffrey Hicks said, adding that he was "grateful" to voters for passing the budget.
The Clarence school vote got a lot of attention after last month's resounding defeat of the original budget that called for a 9.8 percent tax increase.
Turnout for the Clarence school revote was steady throughout the day but not as high as when the first budget was defeated a month ago.
More than 5,000 voters had cast their ballots as of 8 p.m., the second-highest vote total in the history of the district.
As far as next year and staying within the cap for next year, Hicks said it will be a challenge. "The message we got from within our community is stay within the tax cap. We know that, and we will do things going forward but there are challenges to that," he said.
Hicks said those challenges range from unfunded state mandates to mounting payroll expenses – things the district is already working with taxpayer groups to combat.
Two parent groups have already come forward, Hicks said Tuesday, to form charitable foundations to restore modified sports programs and academic cuts that were made. "How it will work out, I don't know, but there are interested people willing to help out, and we welcome them," Hicks said.
Paul and Michele Beiter voted yes for both budgets in an attempt to preserve programs for their three children.
"Any budget is better than no budget, because the alternative would be a disaster," Paul Beiter said. "Some of our kids' most beloved teachers have been cut, and we don't want any more of that."
Sharon Spoth-Wetzler voted no for both budgets. "I think people feel like they have been taxed to death. There's this feeling of helplessness, and the turnout speaks to that," she said.
"We need to challenge them to work within their budget and find creative solutions, because asking for more money is not the answer," she said.
She said the revised budget cut programs but did not go far enough to address the district's mounting payroll expenses. "It's still business as usual," she said. "The heartstring issues are the ones where people change their votes – the art, the music. That isn't the problem. There are other places where you can cut, and we all know where that could be."
She added that she pays part of her medical insurance, something she would like to see more teachers in the district do.
Last year, there were 24 revotes in New York State, and only two districts operated on contingency budgets: Cheektowaga Sloan, and Oppenheim-Ephratah Central in Fulton and Herkimer counties.
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I would like to have Wells and he would be a definite upgrarde over Dunleaky but I would rather have Odom. If Odom isn't available then Wells is next best choice. (I never even wanted Harrington).
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Just came back last Tuesday (29th). I kited 8 out of 10 days, mostly on my 10.5, but I could have been on the 9m if I had brought it.dt73775 wrote: Has anyone gone out to Baja erecently and was it good?
Vikb wrote:I spent 7 weeks in Baja. The wind in La Ventana was the worst of the last 4yrs. It was kiteable a lot, but not overly strong and not as consistent as it has been previous 3yrs.
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April 12, 2013 2013 Commencement ceremony announcements
John Dame to deliver Central Penn College 2013 commencement address
Honorary doctorate degree to be conferred to community leader Robert Hall
Business executive John Dame (pictured at left) will deliver the May 3 commencement address at Central Penn College's 131st commencement ceremony, and business and community leader Robert Hall (pictured at right) will receive an honorary doctorate degree from the college.
Robert Hall, of Lemoyne, Pa., is chairman of the Hall Foundation, a private foundation dedicated to encouraging and helping people improve their lives—primarily through educational assistance to high school students so they can continue their education. Dame, of Harrisburg, Pa., is founder and managing partner of Dame Management Strategies, a management consulting company that works with CEOs and senior management teams to help them become better leaders, make better decisions and produce better results for their organizations.
"Central Penn College has a very diverse and motivated population of students," says Dame. "Every time I meet and talk with a student I have been impressed. It is no surprise to me that Central Penn has the success it does helping students find employment in their chosen fields. The first time I walked through the door at Central Penn, the difference in the culture was immediately evident. It is not just how everyone dresses, but how they treat one another, as well as the overall level of excellence from faculty and staff."
According to Central Penn's most recent One-Year Graduate Survey, 82.9 percent of the college's graduates were employed in their chosen field or continuing their education within one year of graduation. Dame's message to the 2013 class of more than 400 eligible bachelor's and associate degree students will challenge them to answer the question: "How will you show up to the world?" He will discuss the core values and key ingredients necessary for influence in society and at work.
"John Dame has had a very successful career as a business leader, and now he spends his time offering expertise and guidance to others," says Interim President & CAO Melissa Vayda. "He is a leader of Vistage, a local chief executive organization, and also travels around the world helping companies solve problems and grow and thrive. He is an excellent role model of professionalism, trial and error, success and leadership. John Dame is truly a leader of our times, and we are fortunate to have the opportunity to learn from him."
The honorary doctorate being awarded to Robert Hall is conferred upon individuals whose intellectual, spiritual and cultural values have contributed significantly to society and the community at large. Specifically, the honoree exemplifies charitable/civic service, a commitment to the betterment of humanity, contributions that reflect the mission of the college, unselfish leadership, personal contributions to civic, cultural or community causes, and who serves as an exemplary role model for graduates of Central Penn College.
"It is an honor to follow in my father's footsteps in serving the community by continuing to help educate our youth for the future," says Hall. "The Hall Foundation supports several area colleges and universities, and is proud to partner with Central Penn College in providing deserving students with much needed scholarships."
The Central Penn College commencement ceremony will begin at 8 p.m. on Friday, May 3 at the Forum, located at 5th and Walnut Streets, Harrisburg, PA. Tickets are required for admission. For the first time in Central Penn's commencement history, the ceremony will be streamed live online through Central Penn Presents at www.centralpenn.edu/presents. The live stream gives family, friends and community members who cannot attend an option to watch commencement from their computers, smartphones or tablets.
The class of 2013 includes students from Central Penn's Harrisburg, Lancaster and Lehigh Valley locations, as well as its bachelor's degree completion programs with McCann School of Business & Technology campuses.
John Dame – Commencement speaker
John Dame is founder and managing partner of Dame Management Strategies, a management consulting company that works primarily with CEOs and senior management teams to help them become better leaders, make better decisions and produce better results for their organizations. Developing a culture of leadership, strategic planning, executive coaching and higher-level execution are areas of expertise offered by Dame and his company.
In addition to his consulting practice, Dame is a chair in central Pennsylvania for Vistage International. Vistage is the world's leading chief executive organization. Dame currently works with more than 60 organizations worldwide through Vistage.
Throughout the 27-year period leading to the present, Dame pursued a career in radio broadcasting. His career has included the full spectrum of broadcast experiences, such as operations, sales and management, as well as corporate officer and equity partner in a 21-market station chain. Several of these work experiences have occurred with stations operating in large urban markets, including: Pittsburgh, Indianapolis and Houston. From 1988 to 1998, Dame was a partner and chief operating officer with Dame Media, a family-operated group which grew to 21 radio stations in Pennsylvania and New York. Dame Media was sold to Clear Channel Communications in June of 1998 for $65 million.
Dame then founded Dame-Gallagher Networks (DGN), a national radio syndication company operating out of New York City. In May 2001, Dame-Gallagher Networks was sold to Salem Communications Corporation. After the sale of DGN to Salem Communications, Dame worked as VP of Affiliate Services for The Salem Radio Network until the formation of Dame Management Strategies in 2002.
Dame graduated from The Pennsylvania State University with a bachelor's degree in marketing in 1974. He resides in Harrisburg, Pa., and is involved as an elder in his church and on the board at Volunteers of America of PA, as well as past board chair at Christian Churches United.
Robert Hall – Honorary doctorate degree recipient
Local business and community leader Robert E. Hall has dedicated the majority of his professional career to charitable and civic service, in addition to owning and operating several small businesses. He currently serves as chairman of the Hall Foundation, a private foundation which was founded in 1952 by his father, the late John N. Hall.
The Hall Foundation is dedicated to encouraging and helping people improve their lives—primarily through educational assistance to high school students so they can continue their education. The foundation also contributes to many cultural, religious and civic organizations in the central Pennsylvania area. Hall has served the foundation for more than 35 years, being named chairman in 2007. The foundation's original motto was, and still is: Helping to educate our youth for the future.
While working on behalf of youth for the Hall Foundation, Hall also contributed his time, talent and resources to more than a dozen other charitable boards, including the Boys and Girls Club and Masterpiece Film Series. He served on various Keystone Human Services boards, now for more than 22 years, is a two-year past president of the foundation board and was part of the committee that helped develop the Chocolatefest benefit event. A Susquehanna Art Museum board member for 11 years and a Harrisburg Area YMCA board member for six years, Hall currently serves as: board member, past president and past secretary of the Harrisburg Exchange Club; board member of the Ned Smith Art & Nature Center; and board member of the Allenberry Playhouse Auxiliary Board.
Hall is a recipient of the 2001 Exchangite of the Year award from the Harrisburg Exchange Club and a recipient of the James F. West Fellow award from Keystone Area Council Boy Scouts of America. For 11 years, Hall served on the Youth of the Year awards committee for the Exchange Club. In recognition of his achievements, inspiration and insight into the issues and events that shaped the city of Harrisburg, Hall was designated last year as a Living Legacy by the Harrisburg SusqueCentennial Commission as part of Harrisburg's 150th Anniversary.
Starting his business career in travel and real estate in 1971, Hall became board chairman and CEO of the real estate holding company North Towers, Inc. in 1973. He next became president of Tulli-Hall Builders and Developers in 1980 and shortly afterwards served concurrently as vice president of Westford Water Company. Building on his experience, Hall founded Hall Development Corporation in 1996, where he served as president until 2007. Throughout his career, Hall also managed Robert Hall apartments.
He belongs to a number of clubs, including, but not limited to: American Legion; Moose International; Masons; Zembo Shrine; Dauphin County Historical Society; Camp Curtain Civil War Roundtable and Susquehanna Ski Club (vice president). A bachelor's degree in business administration from Elizabethtown College, membership in the Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity and service in the U.S. Army built his strong foundation for future career success.
A lifelong car collector and traveler, Hall resides in Lemoyne, Pa., with his wife Amy. They enjoy local theatre, symphony, movies, skiing, travelling and spending time at the seashore. The couple has six children, ranging in age from 13 to 27.
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The Israeli Embassy in Dublin has apologized after it posted a derogatory message on their Facebook wall for the holiday season on Monday.
A "Christmas thought," suggesting that if Jesus lived in the modern world he would "probably end up being lynched in Bethlehem by hostile Palestinians," was deleted from the official Facebook page of Israel's embassy in Ireland on Monday. A second message was later posted, giving credit for the thought to a Facebook friend of the embassy, named Daniel.
Both posts were later deleted from the Facebook wall and then replaced with an apology "to anyone who may have been offended."
Derek O'Flynn, a press officer for the embassy in Dublin, told The New York Times he did not know who posted the message online.
"People who post on the embassy Facebook page include embassy staff and also people based in Israel itself," O'Flynn wrote in an e-mail.
Read more: Justice Minister confirms Irish government will continue to buy weapons from Israel
"We don't know who actually made the original post. All I know is that when it was brought to our attention, we here in the embassy deleted it immediately and posted the new message in its place."
Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor said, "Removing the post is of course the right thing to do, and as far as we are concerned that is the end of the story," he said.
"We will of course carry out an internal investigation to find out how such a post was published, but his is an internal matter, in order to make sure this won't happen again. Facebook is a very informal channel, which is essentially not diplomatic, and as such it is customary to post informal statements. Clearly, however, when anyone feels hurt it is important to apologize and remove the problematic post, and the embassy was right when it did this."


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The threat of radioactive waste seeping into the Columbia River mirrored the drama of a sci-fi horror movie — but the lines spoken by state and federal regulators were all too real.
Both good and bad news was delivered on Thursday in the "State of the Site" update from the Tri-Party agencies responsible for the cleanup of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation.
Mike Gearheard of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said measurable progress was finally being made after 12 years to retrieve dangerous chemicals within a 100-square-mile radius where the groundwater had been contaminated and threatened the health of the Columbia River. However, he said there had been some seepage of chemicals into the major waterway that is now being closely monitored and "plumes" of chemicals, such as nitrates, uranium and chromium, are snaking toward the river through subsurface channels.
"We have met some joint goals, we have committed to do our best to stop the infiltration of dangerous material into the ground," said Gearheard.
A lively discussion about the methodology of cleanup on the 586-square-mile site waged between citizens and representatives from the EPA, Washington State Department of Ecology and U.S. Department of Energy.
"It's our Northwest, we're the ones who are responsible and if we don't get together and tell them (regulators) what our core principles are we're going to lose this game called cleanup," said Greg DeBruler, Hanford technical consultant for Columbia Riverkeeper of Hood River.
"We have a very, very difficult job at Hanford, you know that, and hopefully this dialogue will help us do that better," said Tom Fitzsimmons from the DOE.
DeBruler and Amber Waldref of Heart of America Northwest, a Hanford watchdog group, blasted the three agencies for allowing a recent shipment of plutonium-laden transuranic waste to travel through the Columbia River Gorge on its journey from California to Hanford. They said a deal had been struck between the Washington Department of Ecology and DOE that did not involve public dialogue and trucks had illegally rolled with the 30 barrels of waste prior to the completion of an environmental impact study. Those barrels are just the first in a series of shipments that will be transported from Ohio and California to the desert site that has been used to dump radioactive materials and chemicals since it began producing atomic bombs in World War II.
"This is just the tip of the iceberg, there are thousands of other shipments on the horizon," warned Waldref.
Fitzsimmons said Washington officials had initially been prepared to file a lawsuit in an uncertain attempt to block the federal agency from making shipments of 170 barrels. However, he said the state was swayed from that course by a DOE promise to bring in new equipment and free up tens of millions of dollars to speed up the Hanford cleanup, now expected to be completed by 2035. The federal agency also agreed to ship twice as much waste from the Washington dump site to a permanent waste repository in New Mexico.
He reminded the 110-member audience that waste materials were routinely being transported out of Hanford to other federal energy plants and repositories across the country in spite of protests by citizens in those states.
"This is a national issue, there's a lot of tradeoffs back and forth and we need to work our way carefully through the issues to, ultimately, get what we want," said Fitzsimmons.
But DeBruler told the state and federal officials that tradeoffs should never compromise the health of the river or the people who lived along its shoreline.
"Hanford is important to all of us. The concern we have is one thing, it's a resource called water," he said.
He and Waldref rebuked the federal and state regulators for crafting a proposal to close up to 40 of the 177 radioactive waste tanks by 2006 — years ahead of the work schedule. They said it was known that at least 68 of these tanks, which contained a total of about 53 million gallons of highly radioactive matter, had leaked and the soils beneath this area were "grossly" contaminated and also in need of rehabilitation. Because of the complexity of these problems, the two watchdog groups did not think the 500,000 gallon storage containers, most of which are single-shelled, should be sealed off until all public safety issues had been thoroughly addressed.
"How can you even talk about closing the tanks when there are still questions to be answered?" asked Waldref.
Also in agreement with delaying that action was Todd Martin, chair of the Hanford Advisory Board. That body is made up of 31 people representing citizen-stakeholder groups and governments in the Hanford region.
"You should just be focused on retrieving waste and focusing on closing the tanks later," said Martin.
Area citizens joined the dialogue, alternately praising the noticeable progress on the Hanford cleanup and challenging that effort to move along even faster. Scott Bergeron of Cook, Wash., drew a round of applause when he said there needed to be a change in global ideology to put an end to the perceived need for nuclear weapons that would end the production of radioactive chemicals altogether.
"Maybe now is the time to change the world — when America changes, the world is going to change," he said.
DeBruler urged citizens to attend the DOE meeting about the tank closure in Hood River on Feb. 18. He said there is no sound technical basis for making that move at this time and it is continued pressure from citizen activists that will keep federal agencies accountable and on track.
"These people have a big job to do but they can't do it without us," DeBruler.
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Commuters and residents are facing the following traffic disruptions and delays today, Thursday, January 9, in and around Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
A6 Derbyshire - A6 Snitterton Road in Matlock blocked and delays at the Snitterton Road junction, because of flooding.
A38 Derbyshire - One lane blocked and queueing traffic on A38 northbound in Derby after Palm Court Island, because of a broken down lorry.
Derbyshire - The road is just passable on Bakeacre Lane in Littleover, Derby between the Doles Lane junction and the Moorway Lane junction, because of flooding.
Derbyshire - The road is just passable on Scropton Road in Scropton at the Leathersley Lane junction, because of flooding.
Staffordshire - King Edward Place (One Way) in Burton Upon Trent closed between the Rangemore Street junction and the A5121 Wellington Street junction, because of loose flag pole.
M1 Derbyshire - Slow traffic on M1 southbound between J25, A52 (Nottingham) and J24a, A50 (Derby).
A38 Derbyshire - One lane blocked on A38 westbound in Derby between Little Eaton Island and Markeaton Island, because of an accident.
A52 Nottinghamshire - A52 Brian Clough Way in Stapleford, Nottingham busy but moving at Bardills Island.
A52 Brian Clough Way Spondon, westbound between A5111 Raynesway and A61 Sir Frank Whittle Road.
A52 Derbyshire - Very slow traffic on A52 Brian Clough Way inbound in Spondon between the A5111 Raynesway junction and Pentagon Island.
A52 Nottinghamshire - Heavy traffic on A52 Brian Clough Way eastbound in Nottingham at Bardills Island.
A635 Greater Manchester - Heavy traffic on A635 Stamford Street westbound in Stalybridge at the B6176 Rassbottom Street traffic lights junction.
A5111 Derbyshire - Very slow traffic on A5111 Kingsway northbound in Derby between the A516 Uttoxeter New Road junction and Kingsway Island.


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Hoffman Estates is a Northwestern suburb of Chicago, IL. It's mainly located in Cook County with a small portion of it in Kane County. At the 2010 census, the population was 49,495. The village has a total area of 20.98 square miles; 20.80 square miles (99.14%0 is land and 0.18 square miles (0.86%) is water.
Hoffman Estates is known for having many businesses. It's home to a couple of headquarters including Sears Holding Corporation and Mori Seiki. There are many other large corporations in the city including: AT&T Inc., St. Alexius Medical Center, GE Capital, Career Education Corporation (which is also headquartered in Hoffman Estates), ADP, Siemens Medical Solutions, Leopardo, Liberty Mututal, Claire's Warehouse and Distribution Center, Bosch Rexroth, and FANUC.
There are many school districts that serve students living in Hoffman Estates. The majority attend school in District 211 and District 54. North Hoffman Estates students attend District 211, District 15, or District 220. Students living west of Barrington Road attend District U-46. District 211 is a high school district. The high schools include: Palatine, Fremd, Conant, Schaumburg, Hoffman Estates, Academy-North, and Academy-South. District 54 is a kindergarten through 8th grade school district. The district has 21 elementary schools and they include: Adlai Stevenson, Adolph Link, Albert Einstein, Anne Fox, Campanelli, Eisenhower, Edwin Aldrin, Elizabeth Blackwell, Enders-Salk, Everett Dirksen, Fairview, Fredrick Nerge, Hanover Highlands, Herbert Hoover, Lakeview, Douglas Macarthur, Michael Collins, Nathan Hale, Neil Armstrong, Thomas Dooley, and Winston Churhill. There are 5 junior high schools (middle schools) and they are: Helen Keller, Jane Addams, Margaret Mead, Robert Frost, and Lincoln Prairie School serves kindergarten through 8th grade. The elementary schools in district 15 are: Jane Addams, Central Road, Hunting Ridge, Thomas Jefferson, Marion Jordan, Kimball Hill, Lake Louise, Lincoln, Stuart R. Paddock, Pleasant Hills, Gray M. Sanborn, Virginia Lake, Frank C. Whiteley, Willow Bend, Winston Campus. The junior high schools are Plum Grove, Carl Sandburg, Walter R. Sundling, and Winston Campus. The elementary schools in District 220 are Arnett C. Lines, Barbara B. Rose, Countryside, Grove Avenue, Hough Street, North Barrington, Roslyn Road, and Sunny Hill. Barrington Middle School has two separate campuses: Prairie and Station. The only high school in the district is Barrington High School.
There are a few activities offered to Hoffman Estates residents through two park districts: Hoffman Estates, and Palatine. There are a number of parks in the Hoffman Estates Park District. Black Bear Park, Bridges in Poplar Creek Country Club, Freedom Run Dog Park, Bos Run Dog Park, and Prairie Stone Sports & Wellness Center are some of the places Hoffman Estates has for its residents. An ice arena, sledding, and an outdoor ice rink are also available. There are camps, figure skating, hockey leagues, and many more activities within the park district. Palatine Park District has a few things to offer as well. They have dance, diving, gold, gymnastics, culinary arts, and athletic programs available for anyone and everyone. Both districts offer various parks and different activities. Hoffman Estates residents are invited to attend either park district.


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Renaissance Corp. names Lombardi executive director
The Jamestown Renaissance Corp. has a new executive director.
Peter A. Lombardi, formerly director of neighborhood initiatives for the agency, has been appointed by the corporation's board of directors to succeed Jason Stronz, who accepted a post in the private sector.
Lombardi is a Jamestown native who earned his bachelor's degree at the University at Buffalo and his master's degree in city and regional planning from Rutgers University. He also is an adjunct assistant professor of urban planning at UB.
The Jamestown Renaissance Corp. is a nonprofit agency dedicated to the renaissance of Jamestown's downtown corridor and surrounding neighborhoods.
The agency establishes partnerships with the city, local businesses, foundations, community organizations and individuals.


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Are You Ready to Ride in a Driverless Car?
Behind the wheel of a car, you may be able to text, watch a movie or even sleep – if it's a computer-controlled, driverless car. The WSJ's Michael Kofsky heads to the test track to show how it works and safety questions it raises.
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New food safety rules proposed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday will have little impact on California, experts say.
California has some of the most stringent food safety rules in the country, particularly after the 2006 E. coli spinach crisis.
"We really have all the bases covered in California," said Bob Roach, the county"s assistant agricultural commissioner.
The law is one of the biggest changes in policy for the FDA in decades and is aimed at stopping outbreaks which kill an estimated 3,000 people a year from foodborne illness.
The lengthy proposal calls for manufacturers to create food safety plans and growers to implement new standards for water, health and hygiene, soil, farm equipment sanitation, and distance between animals and produce.
Roach said he did not think anything in the new rules were different from what California growers were already doing.
In particular, a FDA provision which suggests farmworkers use portable toilets is not only followed by county growers, but they are are required to pay a fee to register the toilets and are regularly checked by the county health department.
Scott Horsfall, CEO of the California Leafy Green Products marketing agreement, said he believed its program met or exceeded the FDA"s proposed new rules.
He said Friday afternoon he had read about 100 pages of the 600-plus page report, so he could not definitively say if there was anything in it that California growers weren"t doing.
"We do feel like, as an industry, we"re very well positioned to work with the FDA on the implementation of these rules," he said, "because we are all doing so much of it."
The leafy greens organization, formed in the wake of the spinach crisis, is a voluntary group made up of about 99 percent of California salad producers.
The new rules are not set in stone. There is still a 120-day comment period and it will take 60 days for the law to go into effect after that.
The law was first passed by Congress in 2011, but the Obama administration did not push it through the FDA until recently.
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The Dodgers have re-signed reliever Brandon League, a source tells Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times (via Twitter). There's no word on the dollar amount yet but Hernandez reports that the deal is for three years (Twitter link).
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RICHARDH wrote:Interesting article, certainly agree that more needs to be done in regards to there marketing. Nygard needs to start earning his pay check, in a week were they got WT status annouced there womens team and had there team presentation the main sream media has almost completely ignored them.
Good article, makes some pretty good points. Why not get the local riders on twitter rides etc. Having a "member" base is more than just selling membership packs, they need to engage them as well. AFL clubs do it well. Not everyone can afford the $990 to eat and ride with the team.
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I was doing a play in Melbourne and George Miller's girlfriend was at one of the showing. She suggested to George that I would be perfect for the role of Wez. I had no idea what the "Road Warrior" was about so George came down for a meeting and after about an hour of telling dirty jokes we both went on our way. A month later I get a call saying I got the part. I still had no idea what the film or the role was even about. It wasn't until I had to go to Sydney for my costume fittings did I start to figure it out. Originally I had thought that I couldn't do the role and was in my own way trying to get out of the role. Once I got the whole costume on George stood me in front of the mirror and I was scared shitless. After George doing that I figured I could probably do the role.
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Originally there had been a scene that explained I had raised the the boy on the back of my motorcycle, which would explain why I go mad when he is killed by the Feral Kid. However, in editing they felt the character played better without it, which would make everyone assume we were lovers. I respect what it did for my character, and because of Hosana, it wasn't an issue for me if my character was gay, even if in my real life I am not.
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Probably the most insane thing I did was when I was on the back of the snake truck, with one foot on it and one foot on the tanker, crossing to climb onto the tanker, and the snake truck veered away from the tanker to avoid hitting it and I nearly became a wishbone! But alls well that ends well.
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(03/04/08) HONOLULU – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today fined the University of Guam $10,000 for hazardous waste and other waste management violations at its facility located at University of Guam Station in Mangilao, Guam.
Like many school campuses, the university's facility generates and stores hazardous waste such as waste varnish and flammable paint waste. The facility also generates and stores used oil and other wastes including spent lead acid batteries and fluorescent lamps.
"All facilities that generate hazardous waste must properly contain, manage, and dispose of their wastes," said Nancy Lindsay, director for Waste Programs of the EPA's Pacific Southwest Region. "Failure to do so jeopardizes the safety of the community, workers, and the environment, as spilled waste can contaminate soil and ocean ecosystems. This settlement sends a message that noncompliance is not acceptable."
The university also failed to:
* have a contingency plan to respond to used oil and other waste spills, and maintain emergency equipment;
* properly identify its hazardous waste, store hazardous waste in proper containers without visible leaks, and prevent the possibility of hazardous waste spills;
* clearly mark or label containers of universal waste; and
* manage waste fluorescent lamps and account for how long the waste had been accumulated.
The waste has since been shipped for disposal to a proper hazardous waste disposal facility as required by the EPA's hazardous waste regulations.
The EPA's hazardous waste rules require facilities to properly store, label and seal hazardous waste containers. Facilities must also have properly trained staff, as improperly stored hazardous waste can potentially spill and pose a risk to workers and the environment. Proper disposal of hazardous waste is required at a permitted disposal site with the proper permits and notifications made to the EPA.
For more information on U.S. EPA's hazardous waste program visit https://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/osw/hazwaste.htm. For information on Guam EPA's hazardous waste program visit http://www.guamepa.govguam.net/programs/air/hazwaste.html
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A day after he was waived to accomodate Anthony Allen's return to the active roster, undrafted free agent running back Bobby Rainey cleared waivers and was signed to the Ravens' practice squad.
"I basically just want to pick up where I left off," Rainey said. "Offensively, I think I'm good. To get on offense, I have to do more on special teams." Rainey acknowledged that he was initially upset and confused when he learned prior to the Bengals game that he was being cut. "It was a surprise to me, it caught me off-guard," Rainey said. "That's the way this business works. I knew that coming into the NFL, but for it to be that sudden, it was crazy to me. I understand what happened."
Rainey, who went to Western Kentucky, was one of the Ravens' most productive offensive players in the preseason. In four games, he rushed 23 times for 55 yards and he caught a team-leading 14 passes for 163 yards and two touchdowns.
He survived final cuts and initially made the team as the third running back behind Ray Rice and Bernard Pierce. However, he was waived before the Ravens' season-opening 44-13 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals last night.
"Bobby Rainey is a big part of our plans," said Ravens coach John Harbaugh. "I texted Bobby before the game. He is, rightly so, kind of upset about it. Bobby is a guy that I cherish. We just did it for special teams reasons, pure and simply. Anthony Allen has done a great job on special teams, and we made a strategic roster move we hope works for us."


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Torii Hunter went 3-for-4 with three RBI to lead the Detroit Tigers to a three-game sweep of the Oakland Athletics with a 9-3 rout on Wednesday.
Austin Jackson broke out of an 0-for-15 slump with three hits, two runs and an RBI, and Miguel Cabrera knocked in a pair for Detroit, which has won 11 of its last 13.
Detroit starter Justin Verlander earned the win in his first July start, something he couldn't do in five June outings. The right-hander went 0-3 with a 6.82 ERA over five starts in June, but quickly made amends on Wednesday.
Verlander (7-7) went six innings and allowed just two runs on nine hits with four strikeouts. He didn't allow a walk for the first time all season.
Brandon Moss went 4-for-4 and came a triple shy of the cycle, knocking in two runs for the A's, who concluded an eight-game road trip with three straight losses following four straight wins.
Coco Crisp also homered in the setback.
Jesse Chavez (6-5) was touched up for five runs on eight hits and four walks over five-plus innings.


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Forget it.
Exploding heads, cheesy one-liners, bulging eyes, Johnny Cabs, nose excavations, and mystical conjoined twins. There was a lot to like about the original Total Recall. This version gets rid of all of that "personality" and seems to be representative of what studio films seem to think we want----a story that used to have something unique and intriguing about it, changed enough to seem worthy of redoing, but lacking any real oomph of its own past special effects and cool stunts. There's plenty of bright, shiny stuff to look at and impressive punches and kicks, but the movie never gets fun.
Douglas Quaid (Colin Farrell) is a factory worker longing for something that's just outside his understanding. He has a home, and a nice wife Lori (Kate Beckinsale), but whatever is hovering on the edges of his thoughts, beckoning to him, is just too quiet and elusive for him to put a finger on. Like all wanderers do, he seeks excitement in a questionable way by visiting the Rekall center, which sends you on a virtual vacation. When the poor Rekall workers start attaching electrode thingies to his head, it all starts to go horribly wrong, and all of a sudden Douglas realizes he knows how to kill people and do parkour. It doesn't go unnoticed by the bad guys in town (how could it, when Colin Farrell kills about a hundred of their men in a matter of minutes?). Douglas realizes his whole life is a lie constructed by the bad guys to make him forget all the dangerous things he knows that could throw them out of power.
If you have to remove yourself from the confines of your sweltering home for some air conditioned relief, this movie will suffice. There are fantastic, seamless effects of a Blade Runner-type world that looks completely different than our own. People have cell phones implanted in their hands (with the only problem being what do you talk on to ignore your manicurist?). You can also exhale, because one of the few things that carries over from the original is the chick with three breasts. Whew. The cops and cars look vaguely borrowed from I, Robot but that's fine, because they all looked cool back in 2004 too. But the only thing that nabbed me about this movie were the visual effects.
The changes they made to the story weakened everything outside of the visual elements, though. With exception of Beckinsale playing the hired-wife role and doing some spectacular fighting (as usual), I knew very little about anyone else in the film. As is usually the case these days, I didn't care about any of it. Melina (Jessica Biel) was some kind of badass with some kind of history with Douglas, but other than that, she just looked good in cargo pants. That's all I got. Douglas seemed to fight for whatever his instincts told him, but when it came to the climax of the film, I didn't really get the sense that the masses were in danger (he had no reason to scream "Give da people de air!"). The rhythm was just action, bad guys mumble something vaguely threatening, running, action, good guys try to get a plan together, running, more action, etc. Nobody's eyes bulged out, but Colin Farrell did take a knife to his own hand and ride in a flying car. This is just the usual soulless update to a slightly stupid but memorable film.
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Fulham manager Martin Jol praised the all-round influence of star striker Dimitar Berbatov following the Whites' 2-1 victory over Newcastle at Craven Cottage.
Jol's side had not won in seven games but took the lead through a deflected Steve Sidwell effort and secured a much-needed three points when Hugo Rodallega headed home just nine minutes after Hatem Ben Arfa had levelled for the visitors.
Jol said: "We had that spell (of poor results) that started against Sunderland with the red card and two big injuries for us. That was very disappointing for us and then after that we couldn't play Bryan Ruiz - he was out for four weeks for us. I was happy that Berbatov, after talking to him, could fill in that role (behind the striker)."
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"Whyle" Surname
Frequency of "Whyle" Surname in the US
2000 US Census
The surname "Whyle" is not included in the US Census Bureau's ranking of surnames with 100 or more people. Since fewer than 100 people with this surname were included in the 2000 Census, it is relatively uncommon.
Source: "Frequently Occurring Surnames from the Census 2000", US Census Bureau.
"Whyle" Graves on Histopolis
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Nightstar Therapeutics to Participate in BMO Prescriptions for Success Healthcare Conference
LEXINGTON, Mass. and LONDON, Dec. 07, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nightstar Therapeutics plc (NASDAQ:NITE), a clinical-stage gene therapy company developing treatments for rare inherited retinal diseases, today announced that the company will participate in a fireside chat at the BMO Capital Markets Prescriptions for Success Healthcare Conference on Thursday, Dec. 14, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. ET in New York City.
To access the live webcast, please visit ir.nightstartx.com. A replay of the webcast will be available on the Nightstar website for 60 days following the conference.
About Nightstar
Nightstar is a leading clinical-stage gene therapy company focused on developing and commercializing novel one-time treatments for patients suffering from rare inherited retinal diseases that would otherwise progress to blindness. Nightstar's lead product candidate, NSR-REP1, is being developed as a treatment for patients with choroideremia, a rare, degenerative, genetic retinal disorder that has no current treatments and affects approximately one in every 50,000 people. Positive results from a Phase 1/2 trial of NSR-REP1 were published in The Lancet in 2014 and in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2016. Nightstar plans to commence a Phase 3 registrational trial of NSR-REP1 for choroideremia at sites in the United States, Europe and Canada in the first half of 2018. Nightstar's second product candidate, NSR-RPGR, is currently being evaluated in a Phase 1/2 clinical trial for the treatment of patients with X-linked retinitis pigmentosa, an inherited X-linked recessive retinal disease that affects approximately one in every 40,000 people.
For more information about Nightstar or its clinical trials, please visit www.nightstartx.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including, but not limited to: statements about our plans to develop and commercialize our product candidates, our planned clinical trials for NSR-REP1 and NSR-RPGR, the clinical utility of our product candidates, the prevalence of patient populations for our targeted indications, and the utility of prior preclinical and clinical data in determining future clinical results . These forward-looking statements are based on management's current expectations of future events and are subject to a number of involve substantial known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause our actual results, levels of activity, performance or achievements to be materially different from the information expressed or implied by these forward-looking statements, including the risks and uncertainties set forth in the "Risk Factors" section of our prospectus filed pursuant to Rule 424(b)(4) under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, on September 28, 2017, and subsequent reports that we file with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. We may not actually achieve the plans, intentions or expectations disclosed in our forward-looking statements, and you should not place undue reliance on our forward-looking statements. Actual results or events could differ materially from the plans, intentions and expectations disclosed in the forward-looking statements we make. The forward-looking statements in this press release represent our views as of the date hereof. We anticipate that subsequent events and developments will cause our views to change. However, while we may elect to update these forward-looking statements at some point in the future, we have no current intention of doing so except to the extent required by applicable law. You should, therefore, not rely on these forward-looking statements as representing our views as of any date subsequent to the date of this press release.
Senthil Sundaram, Chief Financial Officer
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