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New research from a UK's discount website has revealed that over a fifth of people that own games consoles mainly use their console for watching catch up TV and films.
Another fifth said they just use it for browsing the web. Only 10 per cent of those polled said that they used it exclusively for playing games. It would appear that the games console could soon become a replacement for the television, as a fifth of Brits have admitted that they mainly use their games console for watching films and TV online.
Respondents were initially asked what they mainly used their games console for, to which 23 per cent said they used it for watching TV online and films. 21 per cent said they mainly used it to go online and use the internet, whilst 46 percent said they predominantly used their games console for playing video games.
Those that said they mainly used their games console for watching TV and films were asked why, to which the majority, 61 per cent, said it was because it was 'convenient'. They were then asked how often they used their games console to play games, to which 24 per cent said they did so less than once a week.
Mark Pearson, chairman of MyVoucherCodes.co.uk was quite surprised to see that so many games console owners used their device mainly for watching catch-up TV online and for watching films.
"Now that so many catch-up services are available on games consoles and you can also watch services like LoveFilm and Netflix on them as well, it would appear that games consoles are no longer just for gamers. If you're looking for discount on games consoles, MyVoucherCodes have some great deals available on the site," he said.

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Well no need for Reynaud or Mariani now so that debate can stop.
This signing is def growing on me. Arguably the best blocking TE in the NFL, and has above average athleticism.
Haha prolly not but its still pretty interesting to see that
wow 49er fans REALLY loved this guy, we might have gotten a steal.
A blocking TE and a guard today? Damn, we might have a running game and some pass protection next season lol.
I really think this is gonna be a key signing for us
I'm wondering if 4 million is too kuch for this guy. When I heard about it, I assumed we got him for like 2 or 3
Eh. Wait until you see the actual contract breakdown. Those per year figured are averages I believe.
Not that this is the end all be all of FA player ratings but Walker is 37 and Cook is 38
Also Levitre is #4 while Vasquez #63
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|PhoneGap video conferencing
We are investigating if it is possible to use Phonegap in our company.
We would like to use Sencha Touch & Phonegap together to create a
video conferencing application.
At first I was pretty positive about the possibilities, but now that I
have done some tests, I see that we would probably end up creating a
very large plugin that does the video conferencing, combined with very
little cross-platform code.
This made me think that Phonegap doesn't offer a lot of advantages
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Is it a good idea to implement a video-conferencing app in Phonegap or
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Little cross platform plus very large plugin that contains all the
code usually means, no - not an optimal solution. It all depends
though, if you have to actually write that plugin or shim over a video
conf library like SkypeKit.
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Always use the best tools for your needs. Sometimes, unfortunately, PG isn't going to be the solution. If your goal is to write 90% cross-platform code, you're going to have to do without using custom plugins -- the plugins are understandably native and in totally different languages. If all you have to do is write a plugin that interfaces with a Video Conf API that exists on both platforms, that would be /easier/ (most of the work will be done for you -- you're just writing a wrapper). But if not, you may as well go native, personally. Unless you can do 100% video conferencing in HTML/JS/CSS... Who knows... canvas can do some pretty cool things... why not that? (I really don't know if it is possible... I'm guessing it would be more painful than going native, though...)
If you can wrap around a pre-existing API, try it. If you have write a lot of custom code, might be better to go native from the start.
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If you do decide to write it natively, this might be worth checking
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This section describes the use of the Direct Project specification to receive health data securely from a data holder on behalf of a patient or their authorized representative. The ability to receive health data securely enables an ecosystem to be built on patient health data.
Direct Project offers a specification for how existing standards can be used to securely transport health information over the Internet. Direct uses SMTP, S/MIME, and X.509 certificates to achieve security, privacy, data integrity, and authentication of sender and receiver sufficient to meet the data transport needs of health information exchange.
Your application will need to integrate with a component that can accept Direct messages and their payloads. This component is called a Security/Trust Agent (STA). A STA uses SMTP and S/MIME to ensure messages and their payload are delivered securely. A STA can be a component internal to your system, or hosted externally.
When an STA is hosted externally, it is usually by a Health Information Services Provider (HISP).
For Blue Button+, your Direct STA must be able to:
Your application must be able to:
Sample code: .NET Reference Implementation, and Java Reference Implementation.
Learn more: Direct Project's Documentation Library and Direct Project's Applicability Statement for Secure Health Transport
The following diagram depicts a successful transmission. See it full-size.
Once your application has received the message and payload, it needs to process it. It needs to understand what files have been included. It also needs to handle cases in which it receives multiple updates from the same user, over a period of time.
As with all Direct messages, Blue Button+ messages that your application receives from the STA/HISP will be Internet-format Messages following RFC 5322 and Multipart MIME. Blue Button+ provides additional guidance on the contents of these messages to support a higher level of semantic exchange.
Blue Button+ messages will contain:
A human-readable message body. This body may be in text/plain or text/html format, or (as is common in many mail systems) both of these. The content of the body is up to the sending application, except that it will always begin with the text "This message was sent by Data Holder Name at the request of Patient Name." This tag is intended to clarify the context under which information delivery was authorized.
A clinical summary containing a snapshot of the patient or member's health history. The summary will be a Consolidated CDA w. Meaningful Use Stage 2 Sections and Fields. This section will have a MIME type of application/xml.
Optional additional documents. These may include any relevant documents, images, or healthcare-specific items such as Transition of Care / Referral Summaries, Ambulatory Summaries or Inpatient Summaries.
A Request.txt that captures the context of the message in a semi-structured way.
In addition to the friendly message in the body, you may receive a request.txt. This is a simple way, much like robots.txt works to provide some semi-structured context to machines.
An example of what a request.txt would look like:
For a given address, there is the likelihood that your application will receive multiple documents over a period of time. This will be especially so if the consumer sets up an "automated" transmission when ever their health data changes.
This is beneficial for your application, because it will be getting an up-to-date stream of data. However, your application may need to handle the merging of these transmissions. The means of this merge is up to you as the receiver and not part of Blue Button+ guidelines.
You need to submit the trust anchor for your application to the Blue Button+ Trust Bundle in order for a data holder participating in the Blue Button+ ecosystem to send messages to Direct addresses issued by your application. Follow these steps:
Once your application's trust anchor is in the system, it will take 24-48 hours for data holders to sync your certificate.


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I also knew someone once who had 2 dogs called 'This' and 'That'. You need 2 to make it work though, and you might feel daft shouting their names in the park.
Shame 'Monster' is already taken :)
This is mostly because my dad objected to giving animals Christian names, though. My mother agreed because she'd once had a boyfriend who kept talking about his wonderful dog but would never say the dog's name. Finally Mom asked. The boyfriend somewhat shamefacedly admitted that the dog's name was the same as Mom's, and understandably that made things a little awkward...
Though there's something fun to be said for finding a very elaborate and obscure human name for a thoroughly undignified dog. "Euphegenia! Stop drinking from the toilet!" "Fetch, Zebulon!"
I had a Lab named Rounder, (ran circles around the yard when he was a pup) and a Beagle named Greenpeace. (he wouldn't run a rabbit). The black cat with white mittens and a white collar is named Chopin and one of the barn cats is named Freddy, as in Krueger. Not sure why Freddy has a name as no one in their right mind would ever call him.
My first Mastiff was named Hitchcock. If there was something dead within a 10-mile radius Hitchcock would find it, roll around in it and drag the carcass back to place it by the front door.
I don't name pets, I let the pets choose their own name. ;)
In my youth a friends pup was D O G and the kitten was, of course, C A T. Yeah, it looks a tad odd in print, but the names sound almost lyrical when you say the letters at a semi-brisk clip.
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Manchester City defender Vincent Kompany says they must not take FA Cup opponents Notts County lightly.
County lie 59 league places below City and the Belgian wants his side to dictate the pace from the kick-off.
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OLIVEIRA JUNIOR, Rubem Silvério de; SILVA, José Francisco da; FERREIRA, Lino Roberto and REIS, Fernando Pinheiro. Tolerance of three direct drilled onion cultivars to Ioxynil and Oxyfluorfen. Bragantia [online]. 1995, vol.54, n.2, pp.335-342. ISSN 0006-8705. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0006-87051995000200012.
To estimate the tolerance of three onion (Allium cepa L.) cultivars (Baia Periforme Super Precoce, Granex Ouro and Texas Grano 502 PRR), cultivated under direct drilled system, to Ioxynil and Oxyfluorfen, and the efficiency of these herbicides in weed control a trial was installed in Viçosa, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Three rates of each herbicide (0.125, 0.250, 0.372 kg/ha and 0.096, 0.192, 0.288 kg/ha) were applied 27 days after drilling, in a nested factorial design with four replications. Ioxynil was more selective than Oxyfluorfen, specially at higher rates. The lowest rate of Ioxynil did not provide effective control of most weeds present. Baia Periforme Super Precoce cultivar was more tolerant in relation to Texas Grano 502 PRR. The susceptibility of Texas Grano 502 PRR to Oxyfluorfen was expressed by significant decreases in final onion plant population and bulb yield.
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|Celebrity chefs José Andrés, Ingrid Hoffmann and Adrianne Calvo will help kick off The Education Effect's Plant it Forward , a unique program that teaches students innovations in food production and preparation, entrepreneurship skills and empowers them to give back to their communities at Miami Northwestern Senior High School in Liberty City. The kick off is part of the 'One America' national volunteer service tour led by Points of Light and Chase that aims to inspire million of Americans to serve their communities. The panel of chefs will discuss sustainable solutions to increasing food accessibility in south Florida, where nearly 950,000 individuals struggle with hunger and 1 in 4 children go to bed hungry according to Feeding South Florida. The Daily Point of Light Award celebrating the commitment of individuals to improving the world will also be presented to José Andrés.
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I have always been conscious of my weight. I'm a dancer and I teach fitness. I have always eaten well but my "reward" at the end of the meal has always been something sweet. I crave this- Everyday- every meal.
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Redskins Don't Ask Much of Portis in Loss
Monday, October 16, 2006
The Washington Redskins lined up on the first play of the game, one of the NFL's best running backs in Clinton Portis standing behind an offensive line that relishes run blocking. The coach, Joe Gibbs, had built Super Bowl winners with a hard-nosed, run-first approach.
And this is what happened? Santana Moss, a wide receiver, bobbled a handoff before recovering it and lost two yards.
The play set a fitting tone for Portis, not because of the sloppiness, but because of his role as bystander. Portis yesterday ran for 58 yards and two touchdowns. He averaged 4.1 yards per carry, a successful rate by any measure, but finished with a low total yardage because he had just 14 carries.
"We need to go back and find" the running game, Washington defensive end Reynaldo Wynn said. "We need to run the football at people and stop them from running it at us. They're going to keep doing it until we prove we can stop it.'"
The Redskins rushed the ball 12 times without Portis as the ballcarrier. Antwaan Randle El and Santana Moss each rushed twice, the four carries totaling 51 yards. Moss ran one reverse 35 yards, which proved to be the Redskins' longest run of the afternoon.
Though those gadget plays, products of associate head coach Al Saunders's system, produced big yardage, statistics seem to suggest they stray from the Redskins' winning formula. Last season, the Redskins rolled to the playoffs after rededicating themselves to the running game. After reaching 5-6, the Redskins reeled off five straight wins, and Portis ran for an average of 114.6 yards on 26 carries in those victories.
Simply put: When Portis runs, the Redskins win. Even if he chips away for four yards a carry, he leaves defenses drained late in the game. Though the reverses and trick plays gain more yards, they're predicated on finesse and can leave a defense fresh in the fourth quarter.
For a lesson, the Redskins could look at Tennessee. Three players ran the ball; they finished with 194 rushing yards. Travis Henry was thrown at Washington's defense all day, wearing down the Redskins. Tennessee held the ball for 10 minutes 13 seconds in the final quarter.
"As the game went on, they" were wearing down, Henry said. "They weren't coming up as hard as they were at first. We just kept it physical."
That's the effect Portis had on defenses last season. In the Redskins' two wins this season, Portis and his fellow running backs have played a major part. Against Houston, Portis rushed 16 times for 86 yards and two touchdowns. Nursing his shoulder injury, he sat parts of the second half as Ladell Betts rushed 16 times for 132 yards. Against Jacksonville the next week, the Redskins rushed the ball 40 times for 152 yards.
While the Redskins were trailing, they had to pass more to try for a comeback. But Portis rushed only seven times in the first half, gaining 44 yards for a 6.3 average.
That success didn't convince Gibbs or Saunders to let Portis carry the load, which might help explain the faint chant coming from the stands at points during the game: "Run the ball! Run the ball!"


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Want the latest news on Sony products? You've come to the right place, as we round up all November's biggest headlines from Sony, including the launch of the PVM-A monitor range, new accessories for the F5 and F55 camcorders, and shipping info on the ODS-D77U Optical Disc Archive…
Sony unveil the PVM-A monitor range
To kick off, Sony have announced two new additions to the TRIMASTER EL Professional OLED line – the 25″ PVM-A250 and the 17″ PVM-A170. These new monitors feature all the high accuracy, contrast and picture quality of their predecessors, but in a lightweight, slimmed down form factor. In fact, they've had approximately 40% shaved off the depth and weight compared to previous Sony models, which is going to be ideal for live production and OB truck usage.
"Higher resolution content creation – 4K and beyond – requires monitors with larger screen sizes for accurate colour evaluation on site," said Daniel Dubreuil, senior product marketing manager, professional monitors, Sony Europe. "But bigger monitors are harder to carry and take up more space. These new models have the screen size needed for critical evaluation, with a thinner and lighter design that's perfect for live broadcast and outdoor shooting. They even have a handle for easy carrying."
The PVM-A250 and PVM-A170 also include I/P conversion that delivers automatically optimised signal processing according to input signals, with low latency (less than 0.5 field). They'll both be available come January 2014, but if you just can't wait for that, take a look at the current range in our Sony TRIMASTER EL OLED comparison chart.
Introducing new Sony F5/F55 camera accessories
Looking for the perfect addition for your PMW-F5 or PMW-F55 camcorder? Sony have now extended their accessory line-up with tools for 4K Live production, flexible lens adaptors and cable solutions. All in time for Christmas…
The CA-4000 4K Live Fiber Adaptor docks to the back of your F55 to turn it into a 4K Live system camera, with 4K fiber transmission up to 2000m. Other features include support for HDCU-2000/2500 Camera Control Unit operation, high frame rate recording up to 240 frames in 1080p and HD cut-out functionality.
On the lens front, the latest adaptors for the F5 and F55 let you use your favourite glass with the FZ mount, making them flexible enough for everything from news and sport to documentary and run-and-gun filmmaking. The range includes an FZ to PL adaptor with 12-pin connector, a B4 adaptor for use with 2/3 inch lenses, and a remote control version too.
– Browse the F5, F55 and Sony's F-series accessories at Jigsaw24.com.
ODS-D77U Optical Disc Archive to ship soon
If you're after long-term, reliable storage for huge volumes of media assets, look no further than Sony's new ODS-D77U. The latest in their line-up of next-generation Optical Disc Archive solutions, it brings high speed reading and writing capabilities to the table, being able to achieve a maximum of over 1Gbps – more than twice that of Sony's ODS-D55U. The ODS-D77U also features a high speed standard USB 3.0 interface for fast and easy connections, and an updated version of its graphical user interface Content Manager 2.0, which supports more formats and features, and has improved metadata operation. The ODS-D77U will be shipping in mid-December.
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The San Mateo County Public Libraries have won a "Top Innovator" award from the Urban Libraries Council for their "Talk Read Sing" program, which helps families track progress in nurturing the language of young children.
The award is one of 20 recognizing library programs and services that promote continuous education and career advancement.
In San Mateo's "Talk Read Sing," families with children under 2-1/2 years old use a device that tracks words, conversation and electronic noises. Data from the devices enable them to see progress toward language goals.
Children of low-income parents hear roughly 30 million fewer words than more affluent children by the time they turn 3, according to research cited by the library. The resulting word gap feeds an achievement gap that decreases kindergarten readiness.
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Winged Victory Charm artist Kay Frances Mixon
Matt Roberts, Director of Communications
Phone: (602) 542-2228
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WHO: Sculptor of the exclusive Winged Victory charm, Kay Frances Mixon
WHAT: Meet the artist behind specially designed jewelry for the Arizona Capitol Museum.
WHERE: Arizona Capitol Museum, 1700 W. Washington Street, Phoenix
WHEN: Monday, December 5 @ 11:00 a.m.
WHY: A rare chance to meet a skilled artist, and hear them talk about their work.
The Arizona Capitol Museum literally looks up to Winged Victory, the statue that watches over us from atop the Capitol's copper dome. It is a symbol of leadership and liberty, and all that our state strives to be. The task of recreating that beauty and authority in miniature takes an especially skilled artist, which is why it took 116 years for it to happen.
The AZCM's new Winged Victory charm was crafted by renowned New Mexico based master designer Kay Frances Mixon, who dedicated her work "for all the people of Arizona". This silver treasure is now available exclusively for purchase at the Arizona Capitol Museum Store, and online at: www.azcapitolgifts.com.
Ms. Mixon is coming to the AZCM on Monday December 5th, to meet the Capitol Community, talk about how her art is made, and show other examples from her 30 years as a jewelry designer. Over her long career Kay has created pieces for the King of Spain, World Series teams, as well as many corporate clients. While visiting the AZCM, she will take part in a special presentation of her Winged Victory figure, adding design sketches and an example of it to the museum's collection of archived items.
The charm, just liked Winged Victory atop the dome, is based on a marble sculpture of the Greek Goddess Nike, which dates back to the 2nd century BC. The fundamental skills needed to make great sculpture haven't changed since that time. Kay Francis Mixon's art creates not only a connection to those ancient skills, but also brings Arizona into metaphorical contact with the forward-looking ideals of Greece's foundational culture.
To arrange interviews with the AZCM, or request promotional images, please use the information below. Public information about the AZCM can be found at our website: www.azlibrary.gov/azcm and by calling 602-926-3620.


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Michael Redd returns to the hardwoodPosted by Inside Hoops
Oct 3
Remember Milwaukee Bucks shooting guard Michael Redd? He's fallen off the map recently but looks to remind everyone that he still exists.
The team has not accomplished much recently and in 2009-10 could take another step backward — unless Redd is his old shooting star self again.
Charles F. Gardner of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports:
Michael Redd stepped back on the Bradley Center floor Saturday for the first time since Jan. 24, when he crumpled to the court after tearing ligaments in his left knee.
The occasion was only an intrasquad scrimmage for the Milwaukee Bucks, not a real game.
But it still was a huge step for Redd, who scored 18 points while showing little rust as the Bucks players performed for an enthusiastic crowd of 5,864.
"I was a little nervous, to be honest with you," Redd said. "I felt comfortable and just played. I'm a little sore right now, which is natural, but I felt good playing again."
Aside from watching rookie point guard Brandon Jennings, it's worth keeping an eye on Redd to see if he looks up to carrying a team.


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Statement by Senator Lee M. Zeldin on Governor Cuomo's State Of The State Message
"The message that we heard from Governor Cuomo today was very clear. It was the same message of my campaign: cut taxes, cut spending, create jobs.
I agree with the Governor, New York is at a Crossroads. We must make government work better and cost less. I am looking forward to learning more in the coming days on some of the more important initiatives the Governor talked about today including the Spending And Government Efficiency Commission, the Medicaid redesign team and Performance Based School Aid.
Balancing the budget by increasing taxes doesn't work. New Yorkers have been hit with record-breaking tax increases for two years in a row – and we still have a huge deficit again this year. It's time for a new direction, a better approach.
I expect the Governor to follow up today's speech with a Budget proposal with no new taxes or borrowing, and that eliminates the deficit by controlling spending and reforming government operations. We also need to reinstate the STAR Rebate check program, repeal the MTA payroll tax, and promote private sector job creation.
My colleagues and I in the Senate Majority look forward to working with the governor to create a better New York."


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21. August 2014–
Up until August 1st startups with a close link to the music ecosystem had the chance to send in applications for the opportunity to pitch in front of experts, potential partners and investors at Berlin's Postbahnhof during Berlin Music Week on September 5th.
"After focussing on the German scene last year, this year's participants also come from international music tech hubs like London, Stockholm or San Francisco, " says Eric Eitel, Chairman of all2gethernow e.V. and curator of Interactive Music, Tech & Startups at Berlin Music Week.
The following ten are the finalists:
Spinnup (Sweden)
Spinnup launched early 2013. It's an online digital music distribution service from Universal Music that offers unsigned artists the opportunity to publish their music worldwide.
cPulse (France)
cPulse is the first case with LEDs for Android 4.4 smartphones that combines music and light. Users can create "lightning tracks" for their favorite tracks or let the system create them by matching the light effects automatically to the music.
nagual sounds (Germany)
nagual sounds is a software which translates body movements captured by a 3D camera into music in real time. That way every dance performance will become an interactive music experience.
Reactify (UK)
Reactify is specialized in interactive music production and composing, e.g. with sound installations or apps.
Soundytics (Luxemburg)
With Soundytics users can choose the right music for the current situation, e.g. driving, doing sports or the nightlife. Playlists cannot only be filtered by genre but also by mood, tempo, subgenre, tonality or instruments.
feelthebeat (Germany)
feelthebeat is a wearable metronome which vibrates to the beat of the music when connected to a smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth. With the feelthebeat app, the metronome's settings, like beats per minute or the rhythm, can be adjusted.
Zoo Labs (California)
At Zoo Labs, artists and musicians are meeting entrepreneurs to learn from them – and vice versa. The Californian Music Tech Incubator offers the chance to record music, participate in workshops or develop long lasting business strategies together.
Klang (Germany)
Klang is a 3D in-ear audio technology for headphones and wants to replace the stereo sound. This shall help, for example, bands when they are performing live on stage.
Disco Fingers (Norway)
Disco Fingers is targeting non-musicians children over eight and young adults in expressing themselves musically by creating their own beats and publishing them.
Threaks GmbH (Germany)
Threaks is specialized in the development of non-linear music video games.
The jury will include Steffen Holly (Fraunhofer IDMT), Knut Jørstad (Factlines), Andrea Leonelli (Digital Music Trends), Nina Nedreaas (Universal Music Group), Kathleen Olstedt (IBB Beteiligungsgesellschaft) and Ingrid Walther (Senatsverwaltung für Wirtschaft, Technologie und Forschung). They will evaluate the finalists' ideas and business models and will announce the winner later that day. The winner will receive a music startup scholarship sponsored by Mashup Norway and a mentoring programme by IBB Beteiligungsgesellschaft.
Also, the event is the official hub of Startup Safary, Berlin's "day of open doors for startups" that takes place the second time this year.


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Rachelle Lefevre opted not to stop by the "New Moon" premiere Monday night to bid farewell the "Twilight" franchise before Bryce Dallas Howard replaces her in "Eclipse."
The actress, who plays the evil vampire Victoria in the first two movies, gave two reasons for not attending the premiere on herTwitter. "2 fans at the premiere: w/ Honey in hospital," she wrote. "& being fired from Eclipse tonight was just 2 emotional 4 me & I couldn't manage it. So sorry."
Earlier in the day, Lefevre had tweeted that her dog, Honey, hadn't been feeling well and that she was at the hospital with her pet. "Honey is in the hospital and I don't know what's going to happen. I wonder if you can die from a broken heart," she wrote. "2 all of u who shared ur pet stories & losses I thank you. I feel less alone with this pain & wish u all the best outcomes & healed hearts."
In July, Summit Entertainment announced it was recasting Lefevre with Howard due to "scheduling conflicts with another commitment the actor has made." Lefevre responded with her own statement about the situation.
"I was fully committed to the 'Twilight' saga and to the portrayal of Victoria," the 30-year-old actress insisted. "I turned down several other film opportunities and, in accordance with my contractual rights, accepted only roles that would involve very short shooting schedules. … I was happy with my contract with Summit and was fully prepared to continue to honor it. Summit chose simply to recast the part."
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Three airlines' recent announcements that they'll start charging $15 for travelers' first checked bags have gotten frequent fliers mad (even though the most frequent fliers are exempt from the majority of the fees).
But Seattle's airport officials aren't worried, despite dire predictions that passengers will start dragging huge carryons with them and will clog up security and spark arguments.
American was the first airline to start enforcing the $15 charge on Sunday, and Sea-Tac spokesman Perry Cooper says the predictions have not come true.
"We're more concerned with thinking about all the baggage we'll get during the coming cruise season," Cooper said.
Nobody really knows what's going to happen at Sea-Tac or other airports, however, when United and US Airways implement their own $15 fees in coming months.
And the baggage wars may not have really started yet for American, its passengers and the airport.
AA's new baggage fees apply only for tickets bought on or after Sunday – remember, most leisure fliers buy their tickets weeks in advance.
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BlizzCon 2014, The AH Shutting Down In a Few Hours, Blizzard Takes PAX East by Storm, Building a Hero: Crusader Skill Design
Top 5 Plays of the Week, Hearthstone Day Dev Q&A Notes
Hero Intro Questions, Talent System Dev Q&A on Wednesday, New Heroes Unveiled at PAX East
Warlords of Draenor Developer Interviews
PvP Live had the opportunity to interview Holinka and Kim Phan this weekend during their PvP Tournament.
- Blizzard is always looking to make WoW a better esport.
- Right now the team mostly focuses on 3v3 arenas, but they want to hear what the community wants in regards to eSports, in PvP or otherwise.
- Arenas are a big part of what makes WoW an eSport, but there may be other parts of WoW that players would also be interested in. For example, some players enjoy the Live Raid at Blizzcon.
- Other partners have reached out to Blizzard to see what tools they are putting in place to support eSports, including MLG.
- PvP can be hard to watch, especially with TDM being much faster in other games. In WoW, it can take 15 minutes for someone to die or something exciting to happen, which is a long time for someone watching that isn't very familiar with the game. This can be partially mitigated by casters keeping viewers informed with what is going on and why.
- The game has to be fun to play before it can be fun to watch. The next step is having tools that make it easier to watch, such as spectator mode.
- The devs are looking at the smaller things they can do to grow the WoW eSports community.
Spectator Mode
- Being able to set the time before Dampening activates in Spectator Mode games isn't planned right now, as having inconsistent rules would make arenas harder to watch.
- The addition of spectator mode for Warlords of Draenor arenas being one example of something the community has been requesting for a long time that is finally being added.
PvP in Warlords of Draenor
- If the team makes a balance change, players get upset about the changes that were made. If they don't make any balance changes, people complain that the game is starting to feel stale.
- The team has been trying to increase the participation in PvP, without hurting the game that people already doing PvP love.
- The way that CC and DR works is hidden to many players, but it is also one of the important parts of competitive PvP. The team would like to make them less complex, as complexity is good when it adds depth, but not good when complexity exists for no reason.
- The PvP game is going to feel very new and different in Warlords of Draenor, almost starting from scratch with balance. This time around the team will spend a lot of time on iterating on things and collecting feedback from top players that give useful feedback.
- Holinka does rated battlegrounds and arenas most days of the week, as well as some arenas at lunch almost every day.
- He also plays other games as time permits, such as Titanfall and Stick of Truth. There are lessons to be learned from playing other games.
- He had 6 characters and 8 specs that he played last season, so he understands the effort it takes to cap on alts.
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A FORMER police chief superintendent in south east Northumberland has been appointed deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria.
Mark Dennett was selected at a meeting of the Northumbria Police and Crime Panel.
He will work alongside the recently elected Police and Crime Commissioner Vera Baird QC, until at least March 2013.
Mr Dennett, who retired from Northumbria Police six months ago after recently being based in Bedlington, said: "For the past ten years I've been working in partnership with local authorities, domestic violence groups, voluntary groups, community safety groups in the Northumbria force area.
"In terms of the priorities of the commissioner, this is something that's been my bread and butter at a senior level.
"It's a very difficult time at the moment for police officers, police staff and their families.
"Morale is low, as it is across the public sector.
"Part of our job will be to ensure that we champion what the police do, this role is not just about having a voice for the public, it's about recognising and broadcasting what the police deliver every day for the people of this region."
Ms Baird said: "I selected Mr Dennett for his very real and very recent experience.
"He is as keen as I am to follow up his exceptional career by joining me in my ambition to make Northumbria a better police service."
"Northumbria is always in the top three or four, whatever is being counted as policing prowess, so it is but a short step I hope to build on that foundation.
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Regional Law Societies
A network of 29 regional law societies ensures that the work of the Law Society is directly relevant and accessible to practitioners, no matter where they are located in the state.
While each Regional Law Society has it own constitution and takes initiatives on local issues, the Law Society plays a coordinating role, providing grants and other support.
Representatives of each regional society meet in Sydney five times each year to discuss issues of importance to the legal profession, local members and the community.
Contact your regional law society
For more information about individual societies, such as contact details, see:
Suburban societies (within the Sydney area)
Country societies (outside the Sydney area)
Country societies pages
Suburban societies pages
Regional events
See the Law Society's Events Calendar for information about upcoming regional law society events. You can use the 'Show' drop-down field to filter the calendar to show only regional events.
Regional President's meetings
The regional presidents meet once every two months.
Professional opportunities in rural, regional and remote NSW
As part of our commitment to strengthening professional support practitioners working in rural, regional and remote areas of NSW, the Law Society maintains a list of vacancies and opportunities in those areas.
Specialist Accreditation
To help promote awareness of Accredited Specialists to members of the public in your region, the Law Society has created an easy-to-understand flyer, entitled Find the right solicitor for your needs.
The flyer explains in every-day language how to identify and search for Accredited Specialists in a particular area.
Regional Presidents are encouraged to email the Regional Coordinator for more information about how to utilise this marketing resource.
Regional Law Society boundaries
The following maps display the boundaries of Regional Law Societies across the state and in the Sydney metropolitan area respectively.
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Started taking POT CHLOR ER TAB 10 EQ... WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS AM SWEATING ALOT and having a feeling of having to eat almost right after I have eaten a sort of empty feeling in my stomach... Potassium level was 4. 2mmol/l
Potassium chloride - what are the side effects?
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Potassium chloride side effects
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat. Stop using potassium chloride and call your doctor at once if you have any of these serious side effects:
confusion, anxiety, feeling like you might pass out;
uneven heartbeat;
extreme thirst, increased urination;
leg discomfort;
muscle weakness or limp feeling;
numbness or tingly feeling in your hands or feet, or around your mouth;
severe stomach pain, ongoing diarrhea or vomiting;
black, bloody, or tarry stools; or
coughing up blood or vomit that looks like coffee grounds.
Less serious side effects may include:
mild nausea or upset stomach;
mild or occasional diarrhea;
slight tingling in your hands or feet; or
appearance of a potassium chloride tablet in your stools. Your Dr should be watching blood levels of potassium to watch for hyperkalemia which is too much potassium. It is the most dangerous effect from taking potassium supplements. Severe hyperkalemai can cause cardiac arrest. If your pulse becomes slow and weak be sure to contact your Dr.
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Spring is in the air… or at least it was in the air on Saturday. Yes, I make lots of subtle but possibly sarcastic remarks about the fantastic weather (oops there's one!) here in the Pacific Northwest, but truly, there is no place more beautiful. And of course, it's so beautiful because it rains much of the time. Not really hard pelting rain, but that lovely thing we call the Seattle mist… which sounds more romantic.
With spring comes a flurry of gardening and getting ready for what we all cross our fingers and hope is a good summer growing season. One of the first produce to arrive in our misty and cloudy location is the spring pea. Asparagus is also among the spring produce along with rhubarb, artichokes, spring greens and a few more lovely pieces of produce.
Spring peas however are my one of my favorites, and beautifully compliment a spring meal. Not only are they complimentary, but they can certainly take center stage. I love fresh spring peas in my risotto with a little diced ham, or a mix of fresh carrots and spring peas in a decadent chicken or veggie pot pie.
One of my favorite spring meals is this tasty grilled King salmon with fresh spring peas topped with a divine lemon tarragon and mustard cream sauce. The lemon, mustard and fresh tarragon pairs beautifully with the richness of the salmon and delicate peas. It looks so lovely on the plate, if you light a few candles you'll think you're dining at a five-star restaurant.
Lemon, Tarragon and Mustard Cream Sauce over Grilled Salmon and Spring Peas
Serves 4
4 pieces fresh wild King salmon
Veggie oil or high heat peanut oil
Salt and pepper
2 tablespoon butter
2 tablespoons chopped shallots
1/2 cup white wine or dry vermouth
2 tablespoons whole grain mustard
1 cup (or a little more) organic heavy cream
Squeeze of lemon (about two tablespoons)
1 tablespoon chopped fresh tarragon, and a little extra for garnish
2 cups organic spring peas or baby peas (can be frozen or fresh) lightly steamed or sautéed and seasoned with salt and pepper
Pre-heat the oven to 350F. In an ovenproof skillet, heat over medium high heat a few tablespoons high heat oil. Season the salmon with salt and pepper and place skin side down in the skillet.
Sear the salmon for about 5 minutes and then transfer the skillet to the oven to finish cooking. Salmon typically cooks about 10 minutes per inch of thickness or until you see the opaque white juices emerging. Remove the salmon from the oven and keep warm.
In a sauté pan over medium heat, add 2 tablespoons butter and 1 tablespoon oil. When the butter is melted and frothy, add the shallots and sauté for a minute or two until the shallots are fragrant and wilted.
Whisk in the white wine and let the wine reduce by half. Add the whole grain mustard and heavy cream. Whisk and simmer until the cream thickens slightly.
Whisk in the squeeze of lemon and fresh tarragon and then remove from the heat. Taste the sauce and add a pinch of salt and pepper as needed.
To serve, place a few spoonfuls of peas on a plate, top with a piece of salmon and then ladle a spoonful of sauce over the salmon. Garnish with fresh chopped tarragon. Enjoy!


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"We've all experienced that gut-wrenching feeling when the game of our dreams has been cancelled or lost in translation on a video game publisher's boardroom floor. There are a multitude of fantastic games and series that have been cut short far before their time, and this article is a tribute to them. Here are 8 video games that deserve to have sequels, some that are almost forgotten, and others with enough fan support to potentially make it a reality." GamerGirlTay
I'd like to add Eternal Darkness, Shadows of the Damned and Madworld!