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BROOKLYN, N.Y. – The MIT water polo team hit the road for three games over the weekend and came away with a pair of victories over Connecticut College and Queens College, before losing to St. Francis (N.Y.) in the final game of the weekend. The Engineers downed Connecticut College, 16-6, and Queens, 15-14, to improve their overall record to 7-6 and are now 4-2 in Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Northern Division play.
MIT jumped out to an early lead on Friday night at Connecticut College, scoring the game's first eight goals, before emptying the bench in the 16-6 win. John Preis led the way with four goals and three steals. Matthew Perkins had three scores and three ejections drawn in addition to an assist and a steal. Nikola Otasevic and Brian Gardiner found the back of the net twice while Otasevic added four helpers. Three Tech goalkeepers saw time in the game, as Columbus Leonard made a pair of stops in the first quarter. Kevin Hsiue played two quarters, allowing three goals and making four saves. Michael Basara closed out the game with two saves.
The Engineers and Queens College hooked up for a wild shootout on Saturday afternoon, in a game that saw 28 ejections called between the two teams. MIT never trailed in the second half but Queens tied things at 13 in the fourth quarter before Tech scored a pair of goals to seal the win in the high-scoring affair. Craig Cheney had a game-high six tallies while Preis scored three times and drew three ejections. Gardiner and Scott Stephens each found the back of the net twice and had a combined eight assists. Leonard played the entire game in net, making a program record 21 saves.
Looking to avenge a heart-breaking, 12-11 double overtime loss from earlier in the season, the Cardinal and Gray took on St. Francis College in its second game on Saturday. The Engineers were unable to complete the weekend sweep, falling to the Terriers, 16-7. MIT now stands in third place in the CWPA Northern Division at 4-2 in league play.
Tech will take on Harvard University in its final CWPA contest next Friday, October 22 at 8:00 p.m. in the Zesiger Center pool before traveling back to Connecticut College for the Division III Eastern Championship on Saturday and Sunday.


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Time Warner Cable Whining About How It's Not Allowed To Pretend It Offers Fiber To The Home Any More
from the truth-in-advertising dept
Hogwash. TWC can still accurately describe its network and, if it actually is facing off against "indisputably inferior products," it can continue to highlight the specific differences in bandwidth or whatever other metrics that accurately portray the difference. What it cannot do -- and what it clearly had done for a while -- is pretend that its use of fiber deep within the network is, in any way, comparable to Verizon installing fiber all the way to someone's home.


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(Reuters) - Credit card company American Express Co said it would cut about 5,400 jobs, or 8.5 percent of its workforce, as it restructures its business and pay legal bills.
The steps will cost the company about $600 million in charges in the fourth quarter after taxes, which will halve its net income.
Nearly $300 million of the charges are to cover restructuring, primarily in its travel division, to save money and adapt to the fact that customers increasingly book travel online and on their mobile phones instead of with travel agents.
The other half of the charges are for higher costs from customers redeeming more rewards for spending with cards, as well as $153 million of payments to reimburse customers that were overcharged or short-changed benefits.
American Express tends to cut staff at the beginning of recessions. But CEO Kenneth Chenault, speaking to stock analysts after the announcement Thursday, said spending with its cards continues to grow.
"This is not driven by our view of the macro environment," he said.
The company said the job cuts will happen over the year and come even as it hires some new employees and invests in more online customer service. The current workforce of 63,500 people will be about 4 to 6 percent smaller by the end of 2013.
The job reductions would be spread proportionately between the U.S. and international markets, New York-based AmEx said.
Even with the restructuring, Chenault said operating costs could increase by as much as 3 percent annually as the company spends more money for cardholder services, international expansion, and new products, such as prepaid debit cards.
At the same time, the company said that it is going to pay out $153 million to customers because of errors it made in charging fees and crediting people with rewards for spending with their cards.
Many of the reimbursements stem from previously-disclosed consent orders that the company reached with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in October. Others are for problems the company found as its went back into its records as far as seven years, Chief Financial Officer Dan Henry told analysts.
Some of the errors happened as the company got caught up in applying complex award formulas. For example, a cardmember who bought vegetables in a market that the company had not classified as a supermarket wrongly received half the reward points due, Henry said.
Cardholders due money will be notified directly in coming months, the company said.
"We are going to continue to work closely with regulators and strengthen our controls," Chenault said in a statement from the company.
The company also said that a previously-announced review of its model for forecasting how many of its member rewards will be redeemed showed that it was underestimating redemptions. The company now expects customers to redeem 94 percent of their rewards, instead of 93 percent, a difference that forced it to set aside an extra $342 million to cover the expense.
The change means the company will show about $40 million each year of additional expense, Henry said.
The cost is worthwhile, Chenault said, because customers who use the rewards programs more tend to use their cards for more of their spending and are less likely to switch to a different credit or charge card. Higher spending translates to higher revenue for the company from merchants who take the cards for payment.
Without the charges, the company said it would have reported fourth-quarter adjusted net income at $1.2 billion, or $1.09 per share. Instead, it said made $637 million, or 56 cents per share.
Analysts, on average, had expected the company to earn $1.06 per share, excluding items, on revenue of $8.12 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
The charges, after tax, included $287 million for the restructuring, $212 million to account for the higher redemptions of rewards and $95 million for the customer errors.
The company said cardmember spending grew 8 percent in the fourth quarter, the third straight quarter of single-digit growth after nine quarters of double-digit growth. About two points that growth was due to changes in foreign exchange rates.
Consolidated total revenue net of interest expense rose 5 percent to $8.1 billion in the quarter.
AmEx will report more details about the quarter on January 17, when it originally planned to issue results.
Shares of the company fell slightly in trading after the announcement and the market-closing bell to $60.50. They closed at $60.79 on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday.
Reporting by David Henry in New York and Jochelle Mendonca in Bangalore; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila, Bernard Orr


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"Opportunity knocks at the door only once" as the proverb goes. The Chinese have certainly seen opportunity knocking in the American market. Now the largest foreign buyer of American property, China is responsible for over $110 billion of investment in US residential and commercial property from 2010 to 2015. And that number looks set to increase.
The Chinese government's efforts to stimulate economic growth and policy changes that eased restrictions on individuals helped kick-start the increase in investment. These changes, coupled with the relative lack of restrictions on what foreigners can buy in the US in comparison with the UK, have encouraged growth.
The surprising element has been the breadth of investment seen in the US market. Some are purchasing second homes, or moving for their children's education. Others are investing as they buy, using EB-5 investor visas, and others are buying to let and capitalising on high local rent. Some of the Chinese investors, it seems, simply want to move their money out of the reach of their government.
Chinese buying habits seem firmly concentrated in the high-end market. Sales are taking place in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle, and showing no sign of slowing down, with one LA suburb even dubbed the 'Chinese Beverly Hills'. This trend sees Chinese investors paying well above the average US home price. Chinese buyers paid on average around $832,000 per home in the United States last year, while the average across all other foreign purchases was $499,600.
Understanding the buyers
Of course foreign buyers, especially with such high spending power, require greater attention and an adapted strategy to allow real estate agents to develop a good relationship with them. Previous experience is certainly a bonus, as are language skills and sensitivity to cultural differences. Working with an agency that has the requisite language confidence can be beneficial, especially as their expertise can help with advertising in foreign media and making a good impression at trade shows.
Knowledge of, and respect for, concepts such as feng shui, lucky numbers and auspicious dates is useful when interacting with Chinese clients. By avoiding obvious faux pas at the start of the relationship, it's easier to gain respect and therefore potential clients by building a positive reputation in the Chinese market.
Key challenges
Although language can be a barrier, wealthier clients are likely to either have a good grasp of business English or a translator at their disposal. Business hours can present a minor hurdle and it's advantageous to show willingness to work at hours that are convenient for potential customers – and possibly less convenient for your office. Personal space is another issue to be aware of. While in many western cultures a relaxed and friendly dynamic is the key to a successful business relationship; in China much more formality is expected.
A solid understanding of foreign monetary restrictions is also highly advisable to avoid tripping points, such as US tax implications, on the way to the close.
This market is certainly booming. The key to success here is a personal approach and intensive time-investment in potential clients, as well as building up a business network.
Engel & Völkers are experts in the global property market, with 700 offices operating in 36 countries, visit the website or contact your local E&V office for more information.


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MTV VMAs 2014 Opening Peformance with Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, & Jessie J - WATCH NOW!
Ariana Grande is front and center while performing with Nicki Minaj and Jessie J during the opening performance at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards held at The Forum on Sunday (August 24) in Inglewood, Calif.
The ladies performed their new hit song "Bang Bang" together, but the show started with Ariana doing her new single "Break Free" before Nicki segued into her hit "Anaconda."
Make sure to buy Ariana's new album My Everything when it hits stores and iTunes tonight at midnight. We can't wait to hear all the new songs!
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Recognize these names, Frederico Gil, Marco Chiudinelli, Benjamin Mitchell? What about these players, Gilles Simon, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic?
These are just a few players John Isner has successfully defeated this 2012 season. The 6'9, 245lb pound Goliath has show that David's odds or not looking to great this year. WIth a record of 17-6, and four of those coming off of clay. Johns victory over Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, and going five sets with Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros last year, one has to think that John is the leading Dark Horse going into the French open.
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Don't take the bet Kyle. You will lose. Cilic isn't even a "clay courter". Doesn't bode well for him going forward.
Ah, it's not really a "bet" in the strictest sense. No one loses anything here. Hal is donating a case of balls to fund the bet.
Isner loses at Wimby in the first round! OMG!
Timmeh you're shocked???
You didn't catch my sarcastic tone?
nah it wasn't obvious >:) .. just rubbin a little more seasoning to those festering wounds
The dark horse with the festering wounds. Geez, that's almost poetic. lol
Doesn't look too dominant in that picture, Craig.
What Happen to our boy the Dark Horse in this years aussi open, does anyone know?
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Donna Neill fills gas cylinders. What may seem a routine task in fact comes with a big responsibility. Find out more…
Her role requires strong attention to detail and a focus on safety. Donna must not only ensure the safety of herself and her colleagues, she also plays a part in improving people's lives. Normally the people who benefit from her work are strangers. But sometimes the impact is closer to home.
So, what brought you to Linde? My interest in this kind of work goes a long way back. It started at school! I was the only girl that did metalwork and woodwork – me and 35 guys! Since then I've always been in heavy industry. I like working with my hands.
What does a typical day look like? On the early shift, which starts at 6.30, I'd usually be first in. I turn the compressor on and get the kettle going. We all meet and then we get to work: sorting, checking and filling cylinders. The job requires careful precision. If you're filling medical oxygen for example, you must ensure there is no grease in the valves that could cause ignition. So you check the cylinder using your torch. Industrial oxygen we check with an endoscope. Then once the cylinder is filled, we have special tools to check the flow and detect leaks.
What is your greatest everyday challenge? Safety. It's my number one priority. That includes getting to work safely, doing the job safely, making sure everyone around me is safe and getting home in one piece. I would never compromise safety to meet a quota. For example, I check 180 cylinders of medical oxygen in a day – and the 180th cylinder has to be checked to the same standard as the 1st one. I'm a rules person. If there were 120 safety rules, I'd follow them all.
Do you see the impact of your work in everyday life? Yes, although the end users are very diverse. For example, some cylinders go to our famous Belfast shipyard for welding. Others are used in hospitality. It's funny: Just last week I was sitting outside at a bar and spotted some cylinders. I thought to myself 'we fill those!'
What makes you feel proud of your work? A while ago I actually felt quite a personal connection. I went to visit someone in the cardiac intensive care ward. When I got there, I saw the breathing apparatus and saw one of our cylinders. I wondered if I had filled it. It tugged at the heartstrings a bit. I feel proud knowing that the job I am doing is helping somebody else.


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Year after fire, church gives thanks
Congregation still going strong despite the lack of a building
WESTPORT -- A lot was lost when the 180-year-old Saugatuck Congregational Church went up in flames a year ago. The blaze that consumed the church in the late hours of Nov. 20, 2011, took with it the roof and much of the second floor, as well as the room the nursery school is housed in, dozens of turkeys set aside for the church's annual Thanksgiving dinner and many of the walls constructed in 1832 when the church was formed.
But 180-year-old walls don't make a church.
"We've become a church without walls," said Alison Buttrick Patton, who is the pastor at the helm of the 400-member congregation. Patton took the reins in May, ending a several-year span during which the church was led by an interim pastor.
"There is a saying that the church is not the steeple, the church is the people. And in effect, the fire kicked us out the front door and gave us a chance to explore what it means to be a church in different places," she said.
The church's steeple and sanctuary survived the fire, but the newly rebuilt structure isn't expected to be completed until the fall of 2014, which means the 130 regular churchgoers have needed an alternate home for services for the past 52 Sundays.
They have found a weekend home for worshipping at nearby Temple Israel, and have held services at several other interfaith locations -- not to mention worships they hosted on the front lawn of the church and on the beach.
"I like to say that wherever you see Saugatuck people engaged in the community, that's where church is," Patton said Wednesday. "And they're really embracing that energy. There's an opportunity that comes with a loss like this, and it's the opportunity to ask who we are and where we feel we're called to go next."
The congregation has always been mobile. When the church was constructed almost two centuries ago, it stood on the south side of the Post Road. But on a summer day in 1950, hundreds of community members looked on as the church was inched across the street, down a 19-foot incline of logs to new home.
On Thursday, about 160 volunteers showed their flexibility once again when they hosted the church's 42nd annual Thanksgiving Feast at the Christ & Holy Trinity Church on Church Lane for the second year in a row. And with the new home for the dinner -- however temporary it may be -- come new traditions.
"Last year as a necessity, other volunteers stepped in, and that's happening again," Patton said. "Even though the feast may have been founded by the Saugatuck Congregational Church, it has now evolved into a community feast."
There were six different religious organizations throwing in their hands -- and five-fingered turkey drawings, plastered along the walls -- to help with the feast. Among them was Shelly Green, 70, who volunteered at the feast for several years during the last decade along with his "great love and life partner," Joni, who was also his ballroom dance partner.
This year, Shelly is spending his first Thanksgiving without Joni, who died from cancer in December. With a fistful of apples he planned to bring back to his retirement home and a tear in his eye, he remarked how lucky he was to find a place to go on Thanksgiving so he wouldn't feel the pressures of loneliness.
"Last year I was here, but I didn't stay to help out, because I was just grabbing food to bring back to the hospital so we could eat dinner there," he said.
This year, the church feast was more than a meal; it was a chance to pitch in, and feel like he was a part of something.
"I'll stay and help them clean up," said Green, who worships at Temple Sinai in Stamford. "Thank them for helping me when I need someone."
On his first Thanksgiving without his partner, Green is making a solid effort to move away from grief, and cherish what he has. He's not unlike members of the Saugatuck Church in that way.
While there is still a sure sense of loss among many members of the congregation who mourn memories washed away by plumes of smoke on a cold November night, that kind of community togetherness has become a bright spot in a dark chapter for the storied church.
"I think part of the significance of the feast is that it has been a signature event for the Saugatuck Congregational Church, and that we've been able to sustain the commitment and host the feast even when we are displaced ourselves is evidence that the church is more than a building," Patton said. "It's evidence that we have an active and vital congregation and evidence that we are also a part of a larger community that has, I think, for years been known for its strong interfaith ties. And the strength of those connections is evident on a day like this."
So is the gratitude felt for the community that has helped a group of worshipers pave their way through a challenging chapter.
"We have so much gratitude. Gratitude for the fact that while the building suffered severe damage, much of it is intact, and thankful to the interfaith community, to the Temple Israel who has opened its doors so we can worship there on a weekly basis, and for the ways that all the faith communities have reached out to us and literally taken us in," Patton said. "We are so grateful. So thankful."
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ATAK necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 180 diseños de 35 diseñadores freelance.
Music Studio Direct
Music Studio Direct is a service oriented music technology products reseller. We sell innovative products for computer based music production or song-writing. Everyone who works here is a musician to some degree, so we have a lot of interest and expertise regarding the products we sell. We are "high-tech" but friendly and approachable.
We like working with schools, students, as well as professional musicians and film composers. We also sell a fair number of products that appeal to musicians that are hobbyists, as well as community or church-based musicians.
We don't sell every music technology, software or recording product out there. We try and focus on products that are innovative yet proven, while also offering the customer a good value. Most of the products we offer are for desktop music production and recording. However, we do sell a fair number of products that musicians or DJs can use for live performance.
the most important concept we're hoping comes through is that Music Studio Direct is a strong, professional and technologically advanced company where customers can get high quality music products and helpful advice, all with fair pricing.
We want the logo to represent that Music Studio Direct is in a leadership position compared to our competitors - in terms of providing innovative, as well as value-oriented music product solutions for a wide range of musicians.
We aren't just selling one type of product (like shoes, or insurance). We are selling a whole bunch of different types of products that make up a home or project music studio. Music is an art form and thus very open-ended - so many different kinds. The logo should appeal to all of those different people out there looking for gear for their individual idea of what music is and what they want to create artistically.
Professional studio engineers looking for high-tech software to give their product and edge. Hollywood film scorers looking for the best sounds. High school kids looking to start making beats. Jazz/soul vocalists looking for a microphone to make their voice "pop" better in a recording.
Elderly people looking for music stand lights to make their music more visible. Middle-aged country twang dudes looking for that special drum sound. Electronic DJs looking for the newest/hottest stuff. And so on... This is a one-stop shop for so many different things, and all of these people should feel welcome.
The above answer covers some of this target audience question, but briefly our customers include:
Professional musicians (mostly recording software and hardware)
Film Composers
Music hobbyists
Music students, schools and teachers
Church musicians
DJs producing electronic music
We would like the color scheme for the new Music Studio Direct to be unique to some degree, so that it stands out from our competition. New site needs stronger, clearer color scheme compared to current site. Possible new Logo - We're not sure if we're speaking of a particularly dark gray versus a lighter gray. Blue would likely be more dark than light. I suppose the colors should be earth tone type colors perhaps, but more vibrant, (more shading)
Please note: We are not locked into the above color scheme, especially the third color orange or gold. If designers have some color combination you think we should consider, please throw them by us. We definitely do like the idea of using the colors blue and gray to some degree.
Background Color: would want the background color behind the site to be a somewhat light shade of gray, but we are open to designers suggestions
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Customers need help with the following services.
Record or Produce Music
Learn Music or an instrument
Notate / Orchestrate Music
Produce or Compose Music for Film and Video Production
DJ Music Production – Creating beats, electronic music, dance music using sounds and beat creation software, as well as hardware available at Music Studio Direct
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I dont have contacts and text messages at my Ouya.
So there is no problem for me and im happy for the free games.
Good point. I have been using my amazon account for my phone, tablet, and OUYA, so it's all tied together. Can I get Underground on my OUYA and not on my other devices? If I do, can I play an Underground game on my non-Underground phone since it's all in the same Amazon account? I wonder...
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Wow, General Permissions, Privacy Policies, and Terms of Serves seem to have gotten out of control this last decade; and it's only getting worst (nothing is "free" as they claim).
It's not a perfect solution, but when I decided to sideload apps from the Amazon App Store I created a OUYA exclusive Amazon account and tied it to an OUYA exclusive email address. I'm sure they still harvest whatever data is available, but I feel a little better about it by limiting what I can.
Unfortunately I did not have your foresight.
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BOSTON �— The Bruins started slowly in their second game in as many nights, but pulled out a 2-1 shootout win against the stingy New Jersey Devils at TD Garden. Boston got the game into overtime with a late goal by Nathan Horton, who was assisted by linemates David Krejci and Milan Lucic. Here are five things we learned from Tuesday night's game:
BOSTON �— The Bruins started slowly in their second game in as many nights, but pulled out a 2-1 shootout win against the stingy New Jersey Devils at TD Garden. Boston got the game into overtime with a late goal by Nathan Horton, who was assisted by linemates David Krejci and Milan Lucic. Here are five things we learned from Tuesday night's game:
With three championships in the past 18 years, the New Jersey Devils are a hockey dynasty that hasn't gotten proper credit since that infamous scene in Seinfeld when Jerry is dragged into an uncomfortably fanatical row of six shirtless guys with "DEVILS" spelled out across their chests. As a franchise, the Devils are no joke and last spring's run to the Stanley Cup final was no fluke. They are still and alpha and the omega of the perfect road game, they know how to clamp down, bottle you up and shut you down. They forecheck, backcheck, bodycheck, sweepcheck and earn their paycheck. Even with a defense almost entirely comprised of journeymen, general manager Lou Lamoriello has assembled another roadblock for anyone hoping for an easy skate out of the Eastern Conference. Like the 5-0-1 Bruins, N.J. (3-0-2) is still unbeaten in regulation.
Boston's jam-packed 48-game schedule has seven such occurences of two games in two nights, and the first one didn't start so well a group trying hard to find its legs after Monday night's emotional victory in Raleigh, N.C. The Bruins were lethargic out of the gate, but the effort was not the classic early-season clunker. The difference was persistence and an assist from a legitimate sellout crowd (17,565) that on this Tuesday was uncharacteristically boisterous. Feeding off their fans, the Bruins never stopped plugging away and finally got the equalizer with under five minutes left on the game clock. In the future, Game 2 in these scenarios will require livelier starts. As the Providence Bruins proved during the short preseason, the Boston Bruins remain a team that gets 10 times better when they're only a little more emotionally engaged.
The Bruins were 24-for-24 coming into Tuesday on the penalty kill, but David Clarkson ended Boston's perfect start at 8:30 of the second period, tipping home Marek Zidlicky's shot from the left point with Johnny Boychuk in the box for tripping — you guess it — Clarkson. Boston's lack of continuous perfection when down a man finally applies some pressure to a power play that is now 0-for-15 at home. Even rookie defenseman Dougie Hamilton had his confused moments trying to rush the puck against Jersey's penalty kill, but the Bruins might be the best team ever at surviving their turnovers, and an 0-for-3 night with the man advantage wasn't the sore spot it could be. The Devils demonstrated (as they traditionally do) that there's always room for improvement. Boston killed off four penalties on the night, two of those coming in the second period after the Clarkson goal.
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When Seguin opened the shootout with a nifty goal on Hedberg, it was decided that his turn needed a do-over because some moron tossed what looked like a cup of popcorn on the ice just as Seguin was zooming in on net. So what does the kid do? He goes back, picks up the puck and dekes to his backhand for just as convincing a goal. Ilya Kovalchuk's laser drew the Devils even, but Tuukka Rask (25 saves in the game) turned away five subsequent attempts, the last of those right after Brad Marchand converted for Boston, to clinch victory. Shootouts normally stink. It's a terrible way to decide the outcome of a game founded upon teamwork and spontaneous playmaking, but Seguin's daily double was one to remember.
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Earl A. Rogers, 85, Zebulon, died Dec. 25 at the Spalding Regional Hospital, Griffin. H was born in Somerset on Aug. 17, 1928.
Earl was a proud veteran of the United States Navy, serving for six years during the Korean War. He worked in property management and photography in Indiana, Oklahoma and Dublin, Ga., before moving to Zebulon in 2000. He enjoyed mowing his lawn and reading. Earl was a member of the Zebulon United Methodist Church, a 64-year Master Mason and Past Master of Somerset Lodge #383 in Somerset, and also a member of the Shrine Club.
He is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Georgia Tate Rogers, a son, Eric (Deanna) Rogers, Pheonix, Ariz.; a daughter, Bonnie Douglass, North Manchester; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, John H. Rogers and Elizabeth Baxter Rogers, and several brothers and sisters.
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1. Wanna Race?
2. U.S. Postal Services Refuses to Mail Anchor Bay "Look" Postcards
3. San Francisco hosts celebration of kink
4. Kink, taboos & fetishes, Oh my!
5. 'Superman' wasn't Shuster's only comic, book reveals
National Coalition for Sexual Freedom -- Media Update
April 16, 2009
NCSF Media Updates represent a sampling of recent stories printed in US
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Wanna Race?
by Mistress Matisse (via opinion column "Control Tower")
The Stranger (Seattle, WA)
April 7, 2009
There are taboos in kink - and then there are taboos in kink. You want to
make kinky people unhappy? Be a white dominant with a black submissive and
use the word "nigger" in your BDSM scene. The edgiest pervert in town will
be up in your face, telling you you've gone too far.
And they'd be right, wouldn't they? I've been asked to be the dominant in
race-play scenes, but I have firmly declined. I'm perfectly comfortable
being a bitchy sadist, but to pretend to be superior to someone of color
just because I'm white? Utter hateful racist epithets or hold a mock slave
auction? No way! What kind of girl do you think I am? That's just wrong!
But Mollena Williams (www.mollena.com) sees it differently. Williams is an
African-American writer, performer, and BDSM educator. She's also a
submissive who does BDSM race-play scenes, and she's challenging BDSM
people to examine that taboo. I asked her to tell me her take on it.
How do you do race-play scenes and feel okay about it afterward? "You have
to know why you want to do this play. If you, as a white person, are
overeager in approaching me with your fantasy of domination and
oppression, my hackles go up. As the person taking the hit, I need to feel
in control of the process up until I relinquish control... Those who do
not know why they want this scene, who want 'payback,' who have deep
hatred - I see them as very risky partners in a race-play scene. Open
communication, plenty of negotiation, and lots of aftercare are
Doesn't it trivialize racial inequalities to do a BDSM scene around them?
"Some kink is light and fluffy, but a great deal of kink revolves around
taboos, pain, and triumphing over adversity. If you think that doesn't sum
up the human condition, then you aren't paying attention... Trust your
partner enough to let him or her into your darkest fantasies. Of course we
should do what feels dangerous and risky! Surviving danger galvanizes the
Don't you feel that doing race scenes keeps negative stereotypes alive?
"Absolutely. That is one reason I dive into those waters. I am of the
post-Jim Crow generation. I didn't live when racism was institutionalized.
However, I live in a society where racism is endemic. It is absolutely
vital to tap into the past in order to handle the present and remain open
to the future."
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U.S. Postal Services Refuses to Mail Anchor Bay "Look" Postcards
by Chris Tribbey
Home Media Magazine
April 7, 2009
Neither rain, nor sleet, nor gloom of night prevents the United States
Postal Service from delivering the mail - unless that mail is considered
too sexually suggestive.
Anchor Bay Entertainment and Sue Procko Public Relations found that out
this week after the USPS refused to mail 800 postcards promoting the May 5
DVD release of Look. The postcards feature a man in his boxers with his
pants around his legs, a woman's legs wrapped around him, as they fool
around in a retail warehouse. There is no nudity in the scene, which has
"It is LEGAL for your company to get permission to install HIDDEN CAMERAS
IN THE WORKPLACE!" written above it.
The mailing house that was sending the cards received a letter from the
USPS, telling them the postcards could only be mailed in envelopes, citing
United States Code Title 39, Section 3010, Paragraph D, which prohibits
the mailing of any "sexually oriented advertisement, meaning any
advertisement that depicts, in actual or simulated form, or explicitly
describes, in a predominantly sexual context, human genitalia, any act of
natural or unnatural sexual intercourse, any act of sadism or masochism,
or any other erotic subject directly related to the foregoing".
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San Francisco hosts celebration of kink:
International Ms. Leather 2009 event draws quirky participants
by Courtney Nuding
The Mills Campanil (Mills College, Oakland, CA)
April 6, 2009
Windbreaker-clad and comfort sneaker-wearing tourists at the Holiday Inn
on Van Ness Avenue were overtaken Mar. 19-21 by the corseted, studded,
bare-assed, booted, crop-toting and pasty-wearing kink congregants of
International Ms. Leather and Ms. Bootblack 2009.
Leather encompasses a wide array of fetishes and kinks associated with
BDSM: Bondage and Discipline (B/D), Dominance and Submission (D/S) and
Sadism and Masochism (S/M). It includes all gender and sexual
orientations, say its adherents. What unifies the community of "players"
is the erotic exchange of power, as well as ideals of integrity and
Glenda Rider, the executive producer of what everyone calls IMsL (which
stands for for International Ms. Leather and is pronounced "im-zuhl"),
said the community "focuses on honor and respect, these really
old-fashioned values, but expressed in edgy, kinky ways. We have a thing
for ceremony and rituals."
The centerpiece ceremony of the weekend was the competition for
International Ms. Leather, in its 23rd year, and the 11th annual
International Ms. Bootblack. Both serve as representatives of the leather
community at events in the U.S. and abroad, educating outside groups about
their community, and raising awareness and money for causes important to
the community.
A person who goes by "Olga's blu boi" said those who compete for the
titles have proven themselves to be community service leaders and have
raised money for services for all kinds of groups, including those
advocating for children, AIDS and cancer patients and survivors of abuse.
Slave Tabitha, who competed for the bootblack title, explained
bootblacking as the expert and devoted cleaning and care of leather boots
as service, eroticism, or both. A bootblack can be a top (one who "does")
or a bottom (one who "is done to") in sexual or BDSM play.
Boi Moe, who taught Slave Tabitha how to bootblack, said, "I want to
connect with the person in the chair through their leather."
The title went to Pony, who is also an ordained Christian minister.
Winning titles, and their accompanying studded Leather sashes, were
certainly a focal point, but the weekend was also about learning through
workshops on safety, recovery, play principles and techniques. Maybe more
importantly, it is "a family reunion," according to Mina De Sade-Fatale, a
Ms. Leather competitor this year.
"We come from different countries, different states, to find people like
ourselves," she said. "It's a family environment."
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Kink, taboos & fetishes, Oh my!
by Judy Barton
The Examiner
April 3, 2009
Let's face it we have all had thoughts, dreams and fantasies of kinky
unconventional, atypical sexual experiences. Our weakness for the
forbidden dates back to the beginning of time, yet no matter how
intriguing and compelling our secret desires become, we usually hold them
captive in our unconscious mind. We allow our fears, pre- programming and
the prejudices of others to dictate permission to experience our ultimate
sexuality. Who made the rules and banned the good stuff? Whose rules are
broken if we choose to meet our sexual needs and desires through methods
deemed to be outside the box?
Kink is considered abnormal sex and is often seen as profane or deviant,
but kink is in the eye of the beholder. One man's kink is boring sex to
another. Most everyone has tried sex with one partner wearing a blindfold,
which can hardly be considered a profane or deviant act, but is held on
the list of kinky things to do. A blindfold offers the excitement and
thrill of anticipation, a sensual feeling of vulnerability and lends
itself to a subtle but effective power exchange. It's erotic and provokes
intense and powerful orgasms. Is it kinky or an aberrant sex practice?
Actually it's just hot, steamy fabulous sex without any evil attached.
Kink offers a higher level of sensuality, eroticism and increased arousal.
The added spice allows us to visit the many different levels of altered
states. The list of kink ranges from the subtle to the serious and
includes such activities as masturbation (mutual or solo), bondage and
restraints, spanking, role-play, BDSM activities and the use of toys and
gadgets to tweak and incite the body and mind. Each adaptation provides
its own set of valuable assets. Sexual experiences spiced with kink reach
far beyond missionary style sex and a kiss goodnight to create a memorable
sexual happening.
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'Superman' wasn't Shuster's only comic, book reveals
by Michael Sangiacomo
The Cleveland Plain Dealer (Celeveland, OH)
April 2, 2009
Wait a minute.
Is that a shirtless Superman chained to a table being whipped by a Lois
Lane in lingerie?
Yes and no.
It's the cover of "Secret Identity: The Fetish Art of Superman's Creator,
Joe Shuster" ($24.95, Abrams ComicArts) and one of the book's more mild
art works.
Shuster, the former Glenville boy who created Superman with Jerry Siegel
in the 1930s, drew for a limited-edition publication called "The Nights of
Horror" in the mid-1950s under a pseudonym. The undersized magazine
contains stories of sex, sadism, torture and any other kind of kink
Shuster drew illustrations to accompany the sordid words.
It came at a time when Shuster's eyesight was failing and he was
struggling. The co-creator of the most recognized fictional character in
the world was barely surviving working as a delivery man in New York. He
had lost his battles with DC Comics over the rights to Superman. He needed
the money, and a job was a job.
"The Nights of Horror" was an amateur publication run out of a guy's
basement in Queens. It was sold in New York newsstands, or under them, for
$3 and lasted 16 issues. The magazines, smaller than a modern comic book,
are among the rarest of "comics."
In fact, few even knew they existed.
It must have given Shuster a bit of a thrill to use his skills to make the
characters in the sado-masochistic drawings resemble Superman, Lois Lane,
Jimmy Olsen and Lex Luthor. Perhaps it was a way to strike back at the
comics company he felt had wronged him.
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People have already come up with a number of good points but I will reiterate what others have already said and that is there needs to be a complete overhaul of organizational philosophy. Usually that means bringing in a new front office but due to Jerry's sense of loyalty (especially to Kenny), I just can't imagine that that will ever happen. I think new ownership is needed, but I hope Hahn can be the change that is needed for the White Sox front office but I am skeptical if his tenure will be much different from Kenny's or if Kenny is completely out of the picture in terms of personnel decisions.
I have to disagree. Imagine you're Rick Hahn. Teams have been after you the last 3-4 yrs to be the GM, heck he even turned other teams down. But why? he'd had multiple oppprtunities to have his dream job of running an organization. Why turn that chance down (even with a team like the Pirates) to be a puppet for Kenny Williams? There's no reason to if he takes pride in what he does. I'm sure he wants to create his own legacy and if he is being honest with himself, he wouldn't take a job in title only if he couldn't do what he wants.
Based on what I readn and what little I know about Rick and Kenny, I think Rick will be a lot more patient and is a lot more conservative and will take a big picture POV of things. Kenny grew up on that football mentality of win now with the future be damned. Rick's background isn't like that.
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Matt Martz our Oregon beat blogger weighs in with what lies ahead for the OSU Beavers basketball team and Jared Cunningham in the month of January. Hopefully, Oregon State will have snatched their first two games in January, before they hit the road to face in state rival Oregon who pelted the Beavers both times in 2010.
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Oregon State Beavers coach Craig Robinson has them off to a 6-1 start in the Pac 12. They are dreaming of a Big Dance in March. Sophomore guard Jared Cunningham is the team's leading scorer, Forward Devon Collier is the 2nd leading scorer, the frontcourt tandem of Eric Moreland (6 rpg) and Joe Burton (5.4 rpg) are the leading rebounders.
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On August 14, Performance Bicycle Racing Team member Cara Applegate, with her husband Andy Applegate and their tandem mountain bike, lined up alongside 1500 other brave competitors – including current ProTour riders, National Champions, and Olympians – to compete in the 17th annual Leadville Trail 100 mountain bike race in Leadville, CO.
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The riders were greeted with chilly air but clear skies as they took to the start line in the wee hours of the morning; once the sun broke through the last remnants of night it blazed a comfortable path for the remainder of the day.
The duo battled with another tandem team early in the event, suffering a race-threatening mechanical little more than 35 miles in. They repaired the issue quickly without too much time lost; by the midway point the Applegates were able to amass over an 8 minute lead on Jay and Tracey Petervary of Idaho.
The Applegates steadily increased the distance between themselves and their closest competitors, completing the course well under their goal in a time of 8 hours 42 minutes, earning themselves the coveted silver and gold belt buckle given to competitors who finish under 9 hours, as well as 80th place overall. The Petervarys were the second tandem across the line, 27 minutes back.
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30 Week Parallel Group Comparison Study of Linagliptin + Pioglitazone (5+15, 5+30 and 5+45 mg) qd Versus Respective Monotherapies, Followed by a Comparison of 5mg+30mg and 5mg+45mg Versus Respective Monotherapies in Type 2 Diabetes for up to 54 Weeks
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|30 Week Parallel Group Comparison Study of Linagliptin + Pioglitazone (5+15, 5+30 and 5+45 mg) qd Versus Respective Monotherapies, Followed by a Comparison of 5mg+30mg and 5mg+45mg Versus Respective Monotherapies in Type 2 Diabetes for up to 54 Weeks
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|A Randomised, Double-blind Parallel Group Study to Compare the Efficacy and Safety of Initial Combination Therapy With Linagliptin 5 mg + Pioglitazone 15 mg, 30 mg, or 45 mg, vs. Monotherapy With Pioglitazone (15 mg, 30 mg, or 45 mg) or Linagliptin 5 mg Once Daily for 30 Weeks, Followed by a Blinded Trial Period on Linagliptin 5 mg + Pioglitazone 30 or 45 mg Versus Pioglitazone Monotherapy 30 or 45 mg or Linagliptin 5 mg for up to 54 Weeks in Type 2 Diabetic Patients With Insufficient Glycaemic Control on Diet and Exercise
|Brief Summary
|The primary objective is to demonstrate superior glycaemic control (HbA1c reduction) after 30 weeks of linagliptin/pioglitazone (5/15, 5/30 and 5/45 mg) versus the respective individual monotherapies of pioglitazone (15 mg, 30 mg, or 45 mg, administered orally once daily), and linagliptin (5 mg, administered orally once daily). In addition, durability of treatment effect and safety under chronic treatment conditions will be investigated.
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|Phase 3
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
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|Actual Enrollment ICMJE
|Original Estimated Enrollment ICMJE
|Actual Study Completion Date
|February 2013
|Actual Primary Completion Date
|February 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Exclusion criteria:
|18 Years to 80 Years (Adult, Older Adult)
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|Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Spain, United Kingdom, United States
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|India, Taiwan
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|Boehringer Ingelheim
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Irishpubpass needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 77 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
Irish Pub Pass, Irish Pub Tour
Irish Pub Pass is a card that will grant access to Irish Pubs all over the world and will include events (such as pub crawls and concerts), discounts at Irish Pubs on food and beverage, and opportunities to save on travel to Ireland. There will be a website and print material, therefore the logo needs to appear well in both formats.
We would also like Irish Pub Tour to look very similar or the same. The only difference (other than changing Pass to Tour) would be the ability to add a city to the logo. We will be starting with Boston Irish Pub Tour, but want the ability to interchange other city names as we grow our business.
Our target audience is 21 years or older, with the majority being 21 to 55. Although we want this to appeal to everyone, there is a niche, almost cult following of Irish Pub enthusiasts that we are targeting. They will also most likely be tourists.
We do not want to hinder the creative process at all, and I believe by reading everything above, you should get an idea of what we want. Just to recap:
- we will use logo on a website, e-mails, and print material (like flyers and posters)
- Irish Pub Pass and Irish Pub Tour will look very similar or identical with the exception of changing "Pass" to "Tour"
- We want the ability to interchange city names in-front of or on-top of "Irish Pub Tour" starting with Boston.
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Members of the public and the business community are invited to attend the Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce's fourth annual Business Showcase Feb. 28.
"This annual event provides Chamber members and other businesses in the community with an opportunity to showcase their products and services in a professional setting at a beautiful venue," says president and CEO Dianne Hawkins. "With over 40 exhibitors, we have a wide array of businesses displaying their products and services.
"There is something for everyone, from business-related services to home décor, health and wellness, and much more. In addition to door prizes donated by the exhibitors, many of the exhibitors have prize draws and samples at their booths."
The event runs from 1 to 6 p.m. at Crown Isle Resort. Admission is free.
Business people may enter to win the Grand Prize Business Services Prize Package valued at over $4,000. This includes a $1,150 advertising campaign on 97.3 The Eagle Radio, $470 worth of avertising in the Comox Valley Record, admission (valued at $1,500) to Zenith Training International's March or April 'Success Series for Small Business' Two-Day Conference in Parksville.
There are also various products and services generously provided by: ABC Printing and Signs, Continual Palingenesis – Web and Social Media Solutions, HiTec Screen Printing, InFocus Magazine, SmartBiz Strategy, Sparkling Graphics, Tailfeather Graphic Design, and the Comox Valley Business Gazette.
The Chamber of Commerce extends sincere thanks to the following event sponsors whose generous contributions help make this event possible: First Insurance, 97.3 The Eagle Radio, Crown Isle Resort, Comox Valley Record, Klitsa Signs, KT Media Works, Prestige Video Transfer, Sparkling Graphics and Valley Home Check.
For more information, call the Chamber office at 250-334-3234 or visit the website at www.comoxvalleychamber.com.
— Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce


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Sheikh, Lumaan and Johnston, Shelley and Thangaratinam, Shakila and Kilby, Mark D and Khan, Khalid S (2007) A review of the methodological features of systematic reviews in maternal medicine. BMC Medicine, 5 (1). p. 10. ISSN 17417015
Thangaratinam, Shakila and Coomarasamy, Arri and Sharp, Steve and O'Mahony, Fidelma and O'Brien, Shaughn and Ismail, Khaled MK and Khan, Khalid S (2008) Tests for predicting complications of pre-eclampsia: A protocol for systematic reviews. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 8 (1). p. 38. ISSN 1471-2393
Thangaratinam, Shakila and Coomarasamy, Arri and O'Mahony, Fidelma and Sharp, Steve and Zamora, Javier and Khan, Khalid S and Ismail, Khaled MK (2009) Estimation of proteinuria as a predictor of complications of pre-eclampsia: a systematic review. BMC Medicine, 7 (1). p. 10. ISSN 1741-7015


text: How do companies such as Stubhub and Ticketmaster upload and keep up the XML feed of all games for all the sports and concerts. I can imagine that it would be too hard to put in game by game and always have to update it on a daily basis. Are there programs that feed that information?


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New fellows, new members, In memoriam and member news
21 July 2013
Richard Bowtell, Philip Cooper, Edmund Copeland, Stephen Croft, Joanna Dunkley, Heidi Fearn, John Gibbon, Paul Gosling, Stephen Hoath, Ralf-Ingo Kaiser, Anthony Kent, Christopher Marrows, David Meldrum, John Morton, Gillian Wright.
Ashley Addison, Umaru Ahmadu, Gregory Arends, Philip Baker, Richard Barfoot, Marc Beesley, Tetiana Berger-Hryn'Ova, Michael Blythe, James Bolton, David Bonfield, Robert Bradley, Martha Briceno De Gutierrez, Joseph Briscoe, Craig Brown, Richard Burrell, Ben Carpenter, James Carter, Roger Cavallaro, Oliver Chapman, Mithun Chowdhury, James Christian, Craig Clarke, Timothy Coveney, Barbara Cowie, Pruthul Desai, Janice Drohan, Samuel Edeagu, Sinead Feeney, Iain Fielden, Lucia Florescu, Natasha Fox, Jonathan Freeman, Nikos Giannakis, Andrew Guest, Ivor Guiney, Stacey Habergham, James Haestier, Peter Haigh, Timothy Harrison, Mark Henderson, Robert Horton, Jan Hradil, Robert Hudson, Lee Humphreys, Brian Hutson, Johanna Jarvis, Adam Johansen, George Jones, Pieter Jordaan, Zainul Khan, Carolyn Kindberg, Dmitriy Krizhanovskii, Tom Lancaster, Dong Liu, Carlos Lledo-Fernandez, Amira Mahmood, Jessica Marshall, Karl Johan Mattsson, Igor Mekhov, Nidaa Mir, Sharon Mitchison, Ashok Mody, Aristide Mooyaart, Gareth Morris, Richard Morrison, Hugh Mortimer, Timothy Munt, Joe Nequi, Henrik Nilsson, Christopher Normanshire, Benjamin Palvadeau, Lucy Partridge, Sara Pellegrini, Jonathan Prance, Kevin Prest, Yashodhan Purandare, Surya Raghu, Stuart Reid, John Roberts, Brian Robinson, Jonathan Robson, Andrea Rocco, Jennifer Ryder, Robert Scott, Michael Simmonds, Giuseppe Smirne, Duncan Smith, Phillip Speed, Philip Spracklan, Peter Stacey, Pamela Stanley, Robert Steed, Natasa Stojic, Christian Stone, David Stupple, Edmund Sutton, Ian Swindells, Ilias Tachtsidis, Andrew Tate, Andrew Terry, Thiago Viana Miranda Lima, Simon Vickers, Nicolette Walshe, Timothy Walton, Michael Watson, Jeffrey Wheeler, Gareth White, Neil Young, Gbadebo Yusuf.
David George Archer (Guernsey), Peter John Bateman (Camberley), David Charles Champeney, John Frederick Clarke (Milton Keynes), Robert Patton Ferrier, Gordon Fraser (France), John William Charles Gates, Marie Gonnelly, Anthony Richard Goodwin, Ivan Harold Hall (Stockport), Peter Charles Johnson (Steyning), Evan David Jones (Rugby), Walter Simha Levene, John Gilbert Noyes (Basingstoke), Roger Phillips (Canada), John Alistair Raymond (Wellingborough), Richard Martin Scott (London, NW3), Geoffrey Smith (Abingdon), Godfrey Harry Stafford, Robert Street, Margaret Anne Vokes.
- Six IOP members are among 60 new fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering that were announced in July. They are: IOP fellows Prof. John Pethica, chief scientific adviser at the National Physical Laboratory and Professor of Physics at Trinity College Dublin; Prof. Robin Grimes, Professor of Materials Physics at Imperial College and chief scientific adviser to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Richard Greaves, chief technology officer of Meggitt plc; Andrew Rickman, founder and chairman of the Rockley Group; Andrew Shields, assistant managing director of Toshiba Research Europe; and IOP member Richard Wylde, owner and managing director of Thomas Keating Ltd.
- Two IOP fellows have received awards from the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE). Aidan Robson, a lecturer at the University of Glasgow, has been awarded the Makdougall Brisbane Medal, which is one of the RSE's early career prizes. Alan Walker, who holds an honorary fellow position at the University of Edinburgh, is to receive one of the RSE's new Pro-Meritas Medals, which recognise exceptional voluntary service to the RSE.


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The Fighting Marines: Chapter 3 - The Savage Hoard (1935)
U.S. Marines, attempting to build a landing field on Halfway Island in the Pacific, unwittingly endanger the secret hideout of a mysterious figure known as The Tiger Shark. The Tiger Shark therefore begins a program of sabotage and murder against the Marines.
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Brady lets Kristen know at her place that he can't ever marry her. She thinks he has some terminal illness and wants to spare her the pain of losing her. He opens up about being engaged twice to women who died before he could marry them. Kristen asks, "What are you bad luck Brady?" Emotional, he tells her he doesn't want to ruin what they have.
I Like Gifts.
Surprises abound in Salem this Valentine's Day.
Gabi walks into her room and gets a shock when she finds Nick naked on her bed with a stuffed heart covering his male bits. She laughs and finds it hot. They make love and he promises to take care of her and the baby forever.
EJ hands Caroline a rose at the pub. "The answer is no," she says but takes it anyway. He teases her once a big bouquet of flowers comes for her. She makes a face when she reads the card.
Maggie gives Victor a Valentine's Day card at home. He gets mushy and gives her an up-to-date family tree. "I like gifts," she breathes and switches their date to dinner so he can visit Caroline at the pub. She noticed he sent her an arrangement and thinks Caroline might like the gift of companionship. Later, Brady arrives and orders flowers for Kristen. He tears up. Maggie notices and assumes Kristen did something wrong. He gets his ire up. Kristen's too good for him. Maggie's just being a friend but Brady feels the only friend he has is Kristen.
Sami finds Will at the square and blurts out how she thinks EJ's going to propose. Will wonders why since two weeks ago she was going to marry Rafe. Sami saw the ring in EJ's pocket and runs off for her date. Will opens a present from Sonny - it's an engraved mp3 player filed with their favorite songs. Gabi drops by and Will thinks Sonny may want to reunite. Will runs to change and get Sonny a gift.
Sami hustles into the pub and gets a kiss from EJ. Caroline shoots them a look and runs off to work. EJ chose the pub for their date so she won't feel she has to choose between him and her family. She finds a small box on their table and huffs and puffs in excitement but frowns when she sees it's a pair of earrings. She covers and he gets romantic. She recalls the first time he gave her earrings. He can't imagine his life without her. She melts when he professes his love. In walks Victor. Nick offers to bus tables while they dine. Victor tells her Maggie knows how important Caroline is to him and they reminisce. Upstairs, Gabi worries Sonny will tell Will what she did to Melanie.
Sonny sympathizes with Chad at the cafe. Neither of them has a date for Valentine's Day. Brian waltzes in and Chad gives them space. Brian apologizes for the other night but Sonny explains he's not ready... he's still in love with Will. Brian understands. He gives Sonny a smouldering look. He likes Sonny. Sonny flashes to Will agreeing to be friends so they make a date for later. Chad returns to tell him he's happy to see Sonny moving on with Brian.
Chad and Kristen have lunch at Mandalay and he sulks about losing Melanie and Abigail. Kristen tells him Horton and DiMera romances always end up train wrecks. He regrets what he has done. Kristen forgot to tell him that the best revenge comes with a price tag. "You might lose a little piece of yourself." She's been there. He sees her with Brady and hopes he has a happy ending, too. She gets a thought and has to go.
As he showers at home, Will fantasizes about Sonny joining him. Later he writes a romantic note for Sonny.
Kristen returns home to a bouquet of flowers and a touching card from Brady. Trite, but she knows it comes from the heart. She's not sure if she can go through with the revenge. Brady calls and they agree to meet.
At work, Sami gets flowers and a card from EJ. She finds a ring box on her desk and laughs. "He set me up!" He walks in and asks what she thinks of his proposal.
Will turns up at the pub with a gift and flashes to better times with Sonny. He goes in. Sonny's stringing red hearts.
Sneak peek!
Rafe and Kate confront Nick.
Will is letdown.
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Saudi Sandal Skating
M.I.A the 'terrorist' rap-artist is accused of new crimes against Arab humanity. But if anything, this 'Bad Girl' who loves to court censorship and controversy, should be applauded for her research into a sub-culture of Arabia that makes an extreme sport of driving. However, she may have inadvertently harmed the women's drive to claim their seat behind the wheel in Saudi Arabia.
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Obama: Shutdown will 'throw wrench' into economy
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is ramping up pressure on Republicans to avoid a post-midnight government shutdown. He says a shutdown would hurt the economy and hundreds of thousands of government workers.
He says it would "throw a wrench into the gears" of a recovering economy.
He urges the House to pass a short-term spending bill free of any conditions that would weaken the nation's 3-year-old health care law.
Obama spoke Monday after the Senate rejected a House proposal to delay implementation of the health care law. House Republicans were preparing to vote on another stop-gap spending measure, this one putting off a requirement that people must obtain health insurance.
The White House issued a veto threat to that proposal shortly after GOP leaders proposed it.


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Then God what?
Then God Not Exist!
wtf am i reading right now
It's NOT a line; it's a graphic representation of a line segment. In any case, your point escapes my limited imagination.
My brain hurts.
Did you ever consider that the lines at the top and bottom of rectangular world maps double as geometric points lacking any dimension whatsoever?
Yoda sez: The boring topics you choose, perhaps it is. Hmmmmmm.
Its not a line. Its death...
if yall get what i mean by that
We Can See A Line But We Can Not See A God / God Not Exist, That's What That Image Tells


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This is a variation of a recipe found on Chocolate and Zucchini.
Citrus Carrot Salad
1lb shredded carrots (you can buy pre-shredded at the store)
2 oranges
1 lemon
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup raisins
1/2 cup shelled sunflower seeds
Dump the carrots into a medium sized bowl.
In a small bowl, squeeze the oranges and lemon to get the juice. Add the brown sugar and mix well.
Pour the juice over the carrots and toss well to coat.
Add the raisins and sunflower seeds and toss again.
This is even better if you let the flavors meld overnight.
The best part about this salad is that it's completely adaptable to whatever you happen to have on hand or like. Not a raisin fan? Try some dried cranberries. Have limes but no oranges? Increase the sugar by a bit to compensate for the extra sour. Add some diced chicken and/or some chopped avocado. Zing in a dash or two of hot sauce with the juice, or some soy sauce.
This one is a huge hit with the family.
This sounds nice! Thanks for sharing. :)
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For processing DirectPrep 96 plates and MinElute 96 UF PCR Purification plates
The QIAvac Multiwell is designed for efficient processing of 96-well purification plates of Society for Biomolecular Screening (SBS) standard, which includes the plates contained in the DirectPrep 96 Miniprep Kit and the MinElute 96 UF PCR Purification Kit. The 96-well purification plate fits precisely into the QIAvac Multiwell top. Samples and buffers are efficiently drawn by vacuum pressure through the purification plate membrane into the collection vessel or waste tray in the QIAvac Multiwell base. The use of the QIAvac Multiwell enables parallel sample processing and reduces sample handling. Internal components are easily cleaned by simply separating top plate and base.
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