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Remember that scene in Pretty Woman when Julia Roberts was trying to devour her escargot and it flew across the table?
I had that exact "Pretty Woman" moment–a disgraceful and embarrassing one I must say–at a Chinese restaurant recently. It was a plate of mouth-watering ginger and scallion crab, and the character in play was a succulent crab claw, the last one remaining.
The culprit was a crab cracker. Being my clumsy self, coupled with the sin of gluttony, my crab claw flew across the table and landed on the carpet at a sad and dark corner of the restaurant. And there was no waiter to catch it for me!
Throughout the dinner, I kept looking down at the poor crab claw that I almost had in my mouth. It was a huge and beautiful crab claw. The shell was perfectly cracked and revealed the juicy meat inside. Drool…mmmm….I was this close to eating that crab claw. Darn it.
So when I was grocery shopping today and saw that Dungeness crab was on sale for $3.99 per pound, I knew exactly what I was going to make–ginger and scallion crab.
If you've been to a real Chinese restaurants in the United States, I am sure you are familiar with ginger and scallion crab (姜葱蟹).
Crabs are mostly prepared two ways in these Chinese restaurants: ginger and scallion or salt and pepper crab. Personally, I love the wok-hei infused ginger and scallion crab.
In my opinion, ginger and scallion are perfect matches made for Chinese stir-fry dishes–be it seafood or meat. (Previously on Rasa Malaysia, I had dished up ginger and scallion chicken.)
Eating out, ginger and scallion crab is rather pricey but I spent less than $6 making it at home. If you think that ginger and scallion crab is one of those dishes that is better served at Chinese restaurants, think twice. The recipe is very easy and takes only a few basic ingredients.
As for me, not only did I have my fix of ginger and scallion crab, I had two crab claws all to myself. And no, they didn't fly across the table this time. ;)
The Dungeness crab season is starting soon. Get ready for a fabulous crab season with these crab recipes on Rasa Malaysia:
- Roasted crab with butter and black pepper
- My mom's famous chili crab
- Black Pepper Crab – A Malaysian and Singaporean favorite
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The Golden State Warriors have signed free agent guard Toney Douglas to a contract.
The sides agreed to the deal last week and officially announced the signing on Thursday.
Douglas played for the Houston Rockets and Sacramento Kings last season, averaging 7.5 points and 2.1 assists in 18.1 minutes per game. The 27-year-old guard gives Golden State some added backcourt depth to help alleviate the loss of Jarrett Jack, who agreed to a four-year, $25 million deal with Cleveland.
Douglas was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers with the 29th pick in 2009. He has career averages of 8.6 points, 2.3 rebounds and 2.4 assists in 246 career regular-season NBA games with the New York Knicks, Houston and Sacramento.


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Vasily Koshechkin dropped to 11-7-3 allowing 3 goals in Togliatti's 4-2 loss to CSKA. CSKA tacked on an empty net goal with 1:10 left in the third to seal the game.
Albert Vishnyakov was scoreless in Dynamo's 3-2 loss to Omsk.
Denis Kazionov was scoreless in Tver's 4-1 loss to Khimik. Kazionov will not be appearing for Russia at the upcoming U20 World Junior Championships.
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Manaview needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 61 designs submitted by 19 freelance designers.
I own http://www.teamidemise.com . We're one of the oldest World of Warcraft Guide selling businesses on the net. We've sold tens of thousands of training guides and programs to help players become better at the game. We're looking to brand our business a bit and give us a new strong image.
Our main target audience is from 18-35 years old. So these aren't children. They have credit cards and purchase our products. They like technological type stuff. They are pretty hardcore gamers and play around 40 hours a week.
Our biggest product is a Leveling Addon and we try to market it as the most technologically advanced addon out there.
Therefore, it would be nice to have a clean, sophisticated, and more mature type logo.
I like the look of http://www.enjin.com . It's really slick and simple but at the same time it has some power to it. This doesn't mean I want a copy of that logo though.
I would prefer the logo to match the site
Design the logo as just "iDemise" rather than "Team iDemise"
Now, you guys are free to create the logo however you FEEL works best, but just be sure to research my business and the WoW market before you go wild.
In the contests I've held in the past for other WoW sites of mine, people see that I run a "video game" business and so they create things that are very cliche... such as those old nintendo controllers, or pixelated graphics, Mario and Luigi, and stuff like that.
That has nothing to do with my business. It has nothing to do with World of Warcraft. Games have not been like that for 10 years. And no business who takes themselves seriously would ever want a logo like that.
Sorry for sounding harsh, but I've done a lot of contests on many different sites and if I see another one of those crappy logo's I'm going to flip out. lol
Alrighty, I think that's all I have to say. I hope to get some good entries this time around! Good luck and have fun!
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Masterson's struggles continue in loss to Yanks
CLEVELAND -- The Indians are still dealing with the great Justin Masterson mystery. On Monday night, Cleveland looked no closer to solving it.
In the opener of a four-game series with the Yankees, Masterson's persistent problems on the mound continued, putting Cleveland in an early hole, wearing out the bullpen and sending the Tribe on its way to a 5-3 loss at Progressive Field. Rookie right-hander Shane Greene did his part for New York, carrying a no-hitter into the fifth inning in his first Major League start.View Full Game Coverage
CLEVELAND -- The Indians are still dealing with the great Justin Masterson mystery. On Monday night, Cleveland looked no closer to solving it.
In the opener of a four-game series with the Yankees, Masterson's persistent problems on the mound continued, putting Cleveland in an early hole, wearing out the bullpen and sending the Tribe on its way to a 5-3 loss at Progressive Field. Rookie right-hander Shane Greene did his part for New York, carrying a no-hitter into the fifth inning in his first Major League start.View Full Game Coverage
Any signs of Masterson pulling himself out of his slump were missing from his latest effort.
"The other 24 guys are just fighting for me," Masterson said. "And you feel like, even though I'm putting forth as much effort as I can, you're letting down your guys."
Throughout Masterson's recent woes -- covering most of the past two months -- his command has wavered and the pitcher revealed recently that he has fought a right knee issue at times. Cleveland has insisted that the right-hander is fine physically, making the continued troubles on the hill extremely enigmatic.
In the immediate aftermath of the Tribe's latest loss, Indians manager Terry Francona did not have much to say about the team's plan for tackling Masterson's struggles. Before detailing how Cleveland might handle things with Masterson, the manager said he and pitching coach Mickey Callaway needed to first sit down and discuss the situation with the pitcher.
"I don't think we want to make decisions literally five minutes after the game," Francona said. "We'll sit and talk to Masty. I think that's the first thing to do. ... That's really all I have."
Against New York, Masterson again sat in the 88-91-mph range with his fastball after regularly hitting 96-97 mph as Cleveland's rotation leader and workhorse a year ago. Over his past three starts, the sinkerballer has thrown nearly as many balls (109) as strikes (121) across only nine combined innings for the Indians (43-45).
Masterson has a 13.00 ERA over his last three starts, a 9.50 ERA over his past five turns and a 7.16 ERA in his last 11 outings, dating back to May 13. His nine starts with at least five runs allowed are currently the most such games among American League starters. Over the recent five-start stretch, Masterson has given up 19 runs on 27 hits with 17 walks in 18 innings (roughly 3 2/3 innings per start).
"It hasn't just been tonight," Masterson said. "It's been the last few. That's the frustrating part."
If the Indians do consider a trip to the disabled list for Masterson, who has noted that his knee has bothered him since his second start of the season, the top two options at Triple-A Columbus are right-handers Zach McAllister and Danny Salazar. Both of those pitchers began this season in the Opening Day rotation.
Masterson did not want to think about a trip to the DL.
"We'll talk about it, I guess, if that were brought up," Masterson said. "But any competitor I think wants to go out there whenever he can."
In a 30-pitch second inning, the first seven Yankees hitters reached base and Masterson allowed three runs on four hits, including an RBI double to Brian Roberts and an RBI single to Brett Gardner. Masterson then endured some self-inflicted damage by walking Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter with the bases loaded to force in a run.
It took a complicated rundown and a highlight-reel double play initiated by first baseman Carlos Santana to escape the second.
"Fortunately," Francona said, "we got them caught in the rundown and then Carlos makes a really good play and gets a double play. So, that keeps us kind of within striking distance."
Francona allowed Masterson to take the mound to start the third, but the pitcher issued a leadoff walk and allowed a base hit before being lifted. It marked the AL-leading eighth time this year that Masterson logged fewer than five innings in a game. That marks the most such outings in a full season by a Cleveland starter since 2004 (Cliff Lee, eight).
Following Masterson's exit, New York padded its lead with two more runs with rookie reliever Kyle Crockett on the mound. Both runs were tacked onto Masterson's line, which included five runs surrendered on six hits. The right-hander ended with three walks, one strikeout and a career-low 54 pitches (among his starts not shortened by either rain or injury).
"They did a tremendous job coming in," Masterson said of the bullpen, which was charged with no runs in seven innings. "I put Crockett in a bad situation. I've done that to him a couple times now, but again, he kept his cool, did his thing, limited the damage as much as he could. And then the rest of the guys just came in and got outs.
"That's what you want. That started getting the offense going. They got excited and started putting some runs up."
Greene cruised through the first 14 hitters he faced without relinquishing a hit, but then yielded a solo home run to Nick Swisher in the fifth inning. The Yankees starter lasted six innings, during which he also gave up an RBI single to Asdrubal Cabrera in the sixth. Yan Gomes added a leadoff homer against New York lefty David Huff in the eighth, but that was where Cleveland's rally ended.
"Close, but no cigar," Masterson said.
The early hole proved too deep for the offense to overcome.
"He's giving everything he's got out there," Swisher said. "That's what you want to respect about a man. We're not worried about him. There's a lot of baseball left to be played. I don't think any of us are stressing any of this in here. I don't think Justin Masterson's a worry to any of us."
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, and follow him on Twitter @MLBastian.


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For the Bucs, who entered the game with back-to-back losses to open the season, it was an opportunity to build some confidence heading into a home stand in which the team will play three games in six days. Two of those contests - Dec. 1 against
"That's one reason we put this game where it is on the schedule," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. "When you look at games on the road at Radford and UT, you hope for the best but you also know what could happen. That's not to say we didn't think we could win, but this game gave us a chance to get some work in and get better."
After giving up an average of 100.5 points per game in its first two contests, ETSU did regroup defensively against the Buffaloes. The Bucs held Milligan to just 62 points on 33 percent shooting from the floor (18-of-54), forcing 22 turnovers and collecting nine steals.
On the offensive end of the floor, Sneed dominated by hitting on 9-of-12 shots including 4-of-6 from the charity stripe and picking up a double-double with 10 rebounds. He was joined in double figures by freshman guard Courtney Pigram (
In the first half, Milligan hit on 55 percent of its shots from beyond 3-point range, but the Bucs were equally as hot from the floor and built 54-30 lead at the intermission. In the second half, ETSU remained on the attack and outscored the Buffs 48-32 for the final margin of victory at 102-62.
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The challenge this month, thanks to Kevin at Save the Drinkers, is local challenge. Let's see how Kevin defines that:
Option 1: Gather ingredients that are representative of the culture/geography/tackiness of your respective cities and make a drink with a truly place-based style. For example, huckleberries are native to the geographical area where I live, as are elderflowers, potatoes, and extremely conservative, closet-case politicians. (I'm just saying!)
Option 2: Dig up an old drink that came from your city and revive it! If you can find the original bar, that would be even more interesting.
I don't know about you, but when I think "local flavor" and "New England," the first thing I think of is seafood. The official vegetable of Rhode Island, after all, is the squid.*
But alas, there are few cocktail recipes that require seafood, unless you count the oyster shooter, which I don't, frankly. And I haven't settled in to Providence long enough just yet to know what's representative of my city. Forbes tells me that Providence is fourth among the nation's hardest drinking cities, but that doesn't really tell me what Providence drinks. The 18th Amendment, which prohibited the sale, manufacture, and distribution of beverage alcohol, was ratified by all but two states–Rhode Island and Connecticut. But that still doesn't tell me what Rhode Island drinks.
I don't know what edible flora are native to Rhode Island. I don't know what Roger Williams ate for dinner the day he founded Providence. So, aside from seafood, I don't know much about the food culture of Rhode Island or Providence.
What I do know is what's available to us from local farmers at the city's farmers markets. I know what spirits are distilled in Rhode Island and its neighboring states. And I know how much Jen and I enjoy shopping our local farmers markets, especially in August, at the height of the season.
I've talked before about the benefits of making your own tomato juice for a Bloody Mary, but today, we're going a little farther. Today, I can tell you that everything we could source locally, we sourced locally. Jen was tentatively calling our weekend's concoction the Bloody Rhody, but that's not quite accurate, as you'll see. I'm dubbing it the Bloody Nor'easter.
For the Bloody Nor'easter, I started with local heirloom tomatoes, grown in RI and prepared as discussed in the previous link. I took two ounces of Triple Eight Vodka, distilled on Nantucket Island in Massachusetts, and muddled two small hot peppers and a small handful of basil (both from the farmers market) into the vodka. I strained the solids out and returned the vodka to the mixing glass.This worked well because I got the flavors of the peppers and basil in the vodka without the solids mucking up the works. I could have achieved the same effect by steeping the peppers and basil in the vodka for some time, but I didn't plan ahead.
I added four ounces of tomato juice (for two drinks), lime juice (not local, since citrus doesn't grow in the Northeastern United States), Worcestershire (also not local), salt (also not local), some local Rhode Island Red hot sauce, and a secret ingredient.
What? Okay, I'll tell you the secret. Remember how I said that few cocktails require seafood? Well, as any reputable Canadian might tell you, a tomato-based drink does well with a bit of seafood. The night before I assembled the Bloody Nor'easter, Jen had simmered up some Rhody clams with a bit of Trinity IPA (from a Providence brewpub) and some shallot. She reserved a bit of the clam-beer liquid for me before doctoring it up with spices and butter for our dinner, so I added a bit of that to the mix.
We served 'em up with a beer chaser. Jen chose the Trinity IPA from Providence, and because I don't really dig on the IPA style, I selected the Hurricane Amber Ale from Coastal Extreme in Newport, RI.
I actually have another drink with local flavor, but I'm whizzing close enough to deadline and bedtime as it is. The second one will have to wait until later in the week.
*I kid, of course. I'm a squid kidder. RI has no state veg, and its state fruit is the Greening Apple, which won't ripen for at least another month.


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But for a brief period during World War I when, commissioned as a major in the United States Army Judge Advocate General's Corps, he was assigned to Washington, D.C., Judge Edmund H. Lewis lived the 87 plus years of his life in the county of his birth, Onondaga County, in the heart of Central New York. In an address at the 1945 annual meeting of the New York State Bar Association, held in New York City, he proudly described himself as a "provincial" from "those regions known as 'up-state'," urging City lawyers to reap the benefit of acquainting themselves with "the hundreds of lawyers outside the metropolitan district whom you men in New York ought to know."1
The son of a successful practicing attorney, Edmund Harris Lewis was born to Ceylon H. and Jennie (Heffron) Lewis in Syracuse on August 30, 1884. After attending Colgate Academy and Colgate University he received an A.B. degree from Yale in 1907, but returned home for his legal studies, which he pursued at Syracuse University where he was awarded an LL.B. degree in 1909. He later received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from that school in 1937 and from Middlebury in 1940, from Colgate in 1948 and from Yale and Hamilton in 1954.2
The first twenty-one years of his professional life were a mix of public and private engagement. Upon his admission to the bar in 1909 he joined his father's law practice at Lewis & Meatyard in Syracuse where he continued until entering public service as a Deputy Attorney General for the State of New York in 1915. In 1920, Mayor Henry H. Farmer appointed him Corporation Counsel of the City of Syracuse.3
Two years later, he returned to private practice as a member of the new firm of Mackenzie, Smith & Lewis, which became Mackenzie, Smith, Lewis & Michell in 1928. His time there was brief, cut short by his ascension to the trial bench in January 1930 as a Justice of the Supreme Court for the Fifth Judicial District following a contested election in the fall of 1929 in which he prevailed as the Republican candidate over Justice Gay H. Brown.4
After less than four years on the trial bench, in October 1933, Democratic Governor Herbert H. Lehman appointed him to the Appellate Division, Fourth Department, where he remained until January 3, 1940, when Governor Lehman again bestowed an appointment on him, this time as an Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Irving G. Hubbs.5 The following November Judge Lewis was elected to a full term of fourteen years. He continued as an Associate Judge until sworn in as Chief Judge by Governor Thomas E. Dewey on April 22, 1953, filling the vacancy created by the sudden death of Chief Judge John T. Loughren a few weeks earlier.6 By that appointment Chief Judge Lewis became the fifth Chief Judge of the Court to come from Onondaga County.7 Elected to the office with bipartisan endorsement in November of that year, he continued in that position until his constitutionally mandated departure on December 31, 1954 following his seventieth birthday. As his retirement approached, the Syracuse Herald Journal observed that he was "the world's highest-paid jurist with an annual salary of $35,000 plus $5,000 a year in lieu of expenses."8 Remarks at the ceremony marking his retirement are published at 308 NY vii. During all his judicial career, the Judge maintained chambers in the Onondaga County Courthouse in Syracuse.
Declining the opportunity to continue as an official referee of the Court of Appeals, on his retirement he immediately shifted roles and on Monday, January 3, 1955, returned to private law practice when he rejoined his former firm, which now became Mackenzie, Smith, Lewis, Michell & Hughes, with the addition also of Senator John H. Hughes. His enthusiasm to be active mirrored a comment he made when interviewed some months before his retirement: "When I think what the future holds, I think it's a wonderful time to live."9
That his consuming interest and devotion to the law continued unabated is further demonstrated by the fact that on February 24, 1955 former Chief Judge Lewis appeared before the Judiciary Committee of the United States Senate to urge support of the confirmation of John Marshall Harlan as Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.10 By that time he had already entered on his term as President of the New York State Bar Association for 1955. His election to that office paid tribute to him both for his service to the profession and his civic-mindedness. In 1929 he served not only as president of the Onondaga County Bar Association, but of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce (a position he held for two terms), the Syracuse University Club and as Chairman of the Managing Board of the Syracuse Community Chest. He was also a Syracuse University trustee and for 25 years Chairman of the Board of Trustees of First Presbyterian Church in Syracuse.
After his term as president of the New York State Bar Association he remained an active practitioner traveling daily to his firm's office from the house in Skaneateles to which he had moved his family when he inherited the former Roosevelt property from his father in 1939. By happenstance, the property adjoined that of his early partner, Lewis P. Smith; after the Lewises took up residence, Judge Lewis and his former partner put together a small nine-hole golf course on their properties overlooking the lake for their mutual enjoyment and recreation. He remained a resident of Skaneateles until his death there on July 31, 1972, and was laid to rest in Lakeview Cemetery there.
During his years on appellate benches Judge Lewis was an infrequent dissenter, preferring whenever possible to see unanimity. He disliked unresolved controversy, and it was publicly reported that his colleagues on the Court of Appeals agreed, although they could not disclose individual instances, that he was the number one mediator of the seven-man bench long before he became Chief.11 One instance in which he did dissent was the ground breaking case of Woods v. Lancet12 which overruled Drobner v. Peters13 and recognized for the first time in New York a cause of action in favor of an infant plaintiff for prenatal injuries. Agreeing with the view of the majority of the court that prenatal injury to a child should not go unrequited by the one at fault, Judge Lewis believed "that the right should be the product of legislative action taken after hearings at which the Legislature can be advised, by the aid of medical science and research, not only as to the stage of gestation at which a foetus is considered viable, but also as to appropriate means-by time limitation for suit and otherwise-for avoiding abuses which might result from the difficulty of tracing causation from prenatal injury to postnatal deformity."14
There were many tributes to Judge Lewis during his lifetime. Notably, in 1958, the New York State Bar Association awarded him its Gold Medal Award for "distinguished service in the law."15 The Onondaga County Bar Association honored him at its eightieth annual dinner in 1955 when it presented a portrait of him from the Association to Syracuse University College of Law.16 The Syracuse Post Standard designated him as Man of the Year for 1954.17 The Syracuse College of Law dedicated its first volume of the Syracuse Law Review to him in 1949.18 He was included in Eminent Members of the Bench and Bar of New York 1943.19
In Memoriam remarks of Chief Judge Stanley H. Fuld concerning the death of Honorable Edmund H. Lewis were entered in the Court's records on September 25, 1972. Although the recitation of the events that made up his life falls short of conveying a sense of the person he was, Chief Judge Stanley Fuld's statement that Chief Judge Lewis "was a truly gentle man whose modesty, kindliness and consideration for the feelings of others endeared him not only to us, his associates, but to the Bar and Bench generally" offers some glimpse of the person he was. A broader view, not only of Chief Judge Lewis but of the Court itself, is to be found in a letter written to him sometime after their association ended by a former law clerk, who was himself a member of a family which had provided two associate judges to the court:20
"You and your brethren, in everyone of whom simplicity is greatness, encourage between yourselves and your staff a closeness of personal relationship which starts a young lawyer on his career with a high perspective and the finest of standards. One who begins his work at the law with the example close before him of such men as compose your court is impressed for all time with a sense of obligation, professional and moral, to live up to those standards. Having seen so clearly the best in his profession, he will not easily be satisfied with something less for his own objectives. To serve under you all has been a great privilege and a delightful and priceless experience.
"Finally let me say some things about you yourself which, being the sort of person you are, you would doubtless deny. Yet I cannot but try to express what I feel; and I am confident the jury would be on my side. I am at something of a loss for words to properly express the regard for you which has come of serving under you for this time, which I know I shall always look back upon as among the happiest and most delightful years of my life. Your example of high-minded conscientiousness and devotion to the service of your fellow-men, of kindliness and simplicity of bearing, is one which sets for a young man the course of a Christian, a gentleman and a great lawyer. I do not mean to take credit improperly to my own family; but you will know that I intend it as a compliment when I say that you have always reminded me consistently of the qualities which I remember with love and respect as having been those of my grandfather. To me you, like him, are of the tradition of the greatest judges who have sat upon your bench."
The year following his admission to the bar, on June 1, 1910 Edmund H. Lewis married Laura R. Strong of Rochester, New York and four daughters were born to them; two, however, (Mary and Catherine) died without reaching their majority, leaving only Janet Harris Lewis and Margaret Lewis to carry on the family line. Janet Harris Lewis, after graduating from Yale School of Nursing and serving in the South Pacific during World War II as a member of the Yale Unit of the United States Army Nurse Corps, took up residence in California and married Frederick W. Dickson. They had one child, Edmund Lewis Dickson, who married Maureen Marks. Children of that marriage are Laura Dickson and Barbara Dickson. Janet Harris Lewis Dickson also adopted her husband's two children by a prior marriage, Frederick W. Dickson Jr. and Nancy Grace Dickson. Both Janet Harris Lewis Dickson and her husband are deceased.
Judge and Mrs. Lewis' other surviving daughter, Margaret Lewis, remained in Skaneateles and married Charles H. Crosman. They have three children, Janet Lewis Crosman of Seattle, Washington; William Ballou Crosman of Corona, California; and Charles Chenery Crosman of White Salmon, Washington.
Charles Chenery Crosman married Lena Lund, and their two daughters are Emily Crosman and Maria Crosman.
This biography appears in The Judges of the New York Court of Appeals: A Biographical History, ed. Hon. Albert M. Rosenblatt (New York: Fordham University Press, 2007). It has not been updated since publication.
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In Memoriam, 30 NY2d vii (1972).
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"Are Juvenile Courts at Fault," 6 Juv. Ct. J. 6 (1955).
"Leonard C. Crouch 1866-1953," 39 Cornell L. Q. 1 (1953-1954).
"The Contribution of Judge Irving Lehman to the Development of the Law," The Tenth Annual Benjamin N. Cardozo lecture delivered before the Association of the Bar of the City of New York on April 24, 1951, published by the Association of the Bar of the City of New York (1951).
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As market sentiment throughout the week remained bearish for the European region, but lack of positive data from USA did not allow US Dollar to make further gains.
Late weakened news of IMF announcing increase in its commitment to new funding to USD 430 billion against market expectation of USD 400 billion for the Euro-zones that will increase the regions risk taking ability was cheered by the market. This does not include BRICs money, so the IMF backed firewall could add another USD 50 to USD 75 billion by June 2012.
The big question is that how will this increase help Europe or what difference the increase in IMF amount will make because the quantum of damage to the European economy is so huge that despite LTRO amount of Euro 1 Trillion (lending at nearly 1%) the latest Spain's doubtful or bad bank loan figure since February, jumped to 18-years high to Euro 143.8 billion or (USD 190 Billion)
Although news from Europe is likely to dominate the world financial market, as initial reports are suggesting that Sarkozy and ruling Greece party could struggle to survive, which is bad news for Euro.
But this week's two-day Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting to be followed by Fed Chairman's speech is the major event of the week. It is once again the Fed's language that will matter the most, as last couple of week's soft US data has raised few hopes of liquidity injection through bond buying, which is weak case.
On Monday, there are couples of European data's, which may not matter a lot, but Tuesday's US new home sales could bring some excitement, which will indicate housing market trend as it also help in determining the strength of consumer related sales such as furniture and home appliances.
Wednesday is the most important day of the week, as UK will be releasing its GDP data and since recent release of UK figures have shown signs of improvement and hence, reducing the chance of quantitative easing, better economic number would further confirm that Britain has avoided recession. However, disappointing data could see correction of GBP against all currencies.
But after the release of UK data market focus will soon shift towards USA for the notorious durable goods data, which will be followed by Fed's decision on interest rate, which is currently 2.5 pct.
On Thursday, there is no major data, but market could react on FED's monetary policy statement that may keep global financial market on its toes and on Friday, there are couples of German data, which may not be enough to create volatility, as market will be looking for some bigger news or excuse to act.
GOLD @ $ 1644 : Gold could not benefit despite end of protest in India by the gold traders and beginning of the Indian wedding season as buying is far below expectation. Initially gold could make some gains in anticipation of next week's Indian festival and some may be buying in a hope of further QE due to disappointing US data last week. But I still believe that gold's up move will be short lived due to lack on investors interest and sellers will continue to clobber the yellow metal in US session.
I will not be surprised to see a break of $ 1655 for a test of $ 1662, but gold needs to break above $ 1668 for more gains. However, on the downside a break of $ 1637 increases the risk for a rest of $ 1628. Before the close of week if Gold makes a New York close of $ 1625, we could see a test and break $ 1600 levels.
EURO @ 1.3205 = Euro will initially make minor gains, but has any strong resistance at 1.3298. European currency should be capped below 1.3275 and once 1.3120 surrenders, Euro should dip below 1.3080. Break of 1.3350 could be threatening. Ranges for the week 1.2940 – 1.3350
GBP @ 1.6113 = Basically GBP will continue to have strong tone, but major resistance is at 1.6190 and if breaks could see a surge towards 1.6255. Only break below 1.6040 threatens for more loses probably 1.5940. Ranges for the week 1.5940 - 1.6260
YEN @ 81.39 = The level to watch 81.90-95 where the Japanese currency has strong support and I do not expect this level to surrender with ease. But a push below 80.80 would encourage for 80.10 and break of this level should see a test of 79.60. However, if support level surrenders Yen could weaken to test 82.98. Ranges for the week 79.60 – 82.50
CHF @ 0.9082 = Swiss Franc's strength may be a worrying factor for the SNB, but market will continue to test the nerves of Swiss Central Bank. However, I am expecting 0.9020 to hold and 0.9040-50 will be hard to crack. A move beyond 0.9195 could weaken SFR to test 0.9160 possibly 0.9190. Ranges for the week 0.9010 – 0.9220.
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Hi! I'm Anjeanette and I'm back with my most favorite recipe yet. If you follow my little blog, you have seen my Fall Leaf runner that I made last year using a charm pack. I get so many repins and tons of hits on my blog from that one tutorial. I thought it would be perfect to use in a larger size for a throw. I had been searching for a maple leaf shape that wasn't an applique, and also looked fairly realistic. I couldn't find anything I liked so I came up with my own, which I am sharing with you today. I taught a class on the runner recently, and came up with some tips for accurate sewing that you may want to check out on my blog too.
1 Layer Cake {Honeysweet by Fig Tree and Co.}
1 Charm Pack {Honeysweet by Fig Tree and Co.}
4 yards background fabric {Honeysweet Solid Biscuit 20199 38}
3 1/2 yards backing fabric {Autumn Rose Biscuit 20210 18}
3/4 yards binding fabric {Scrollwork Persimmon 20214 15}
Kite template
Tri-Recs Ruler if you have one
Each leaf will need one piece from the layer cake and one matching piece from the charm pack.
Make sure you are cutting carefully to get all the pieces you are going to need from the layer cake piece.
For one leaf you will need:
(6) 2 1/2″ X 4 1/2″ (from the layer cake)
(1) 2 1/2 X 2 1/2″ square (from the layer cake)
(1) 4 1/2″ X 4 1/2″ square (from the charm pack)
From Background fabric:
(1) 4 1/2″ X 4 1/2″ square
(6) 2 1/2″ X 2 1/2″ square
(2) diagonal pieces from backing fabric (as described below)
From backing cut (1) WOF x 5″. If you have a Tri-Recs ruler, you will use it here to make your diagonal cuts.
If you don't have that ruler, cut to 5″ X 3 1/2″. from the top left, measure over 1/2″ and mark. Measure from the bottom right 1/2″ and mark. Match a ruler on those two points and cut.
***(If your backing fabric is printed or has a wrong and right side, make sure you are cutting two layers with wrong sides together because you are going to need a right side and left side of these cuts.)
You will need a pair of these diagonal cuts for each leaf.
To make one leaf:
Start with one long printed rectangle piece and one square background piece. We are going to do a corner flip here, aka snowball. Lay the two pieces right sides together with the small square matching along the top of the rectangle. Sew diagonally from corner to corner of the square. Trim the excess and press.
Three of your pieces like this will be angled from the right bottom to the top left and the other three will angle from the bottom left corner to the top right. You are going to need to press them in alternating directions. All three with the angle going to the right top need to go in one direction and all three with the angle going to the top left need to be pressed the opposite way. This will make them nestle nicely when sewing together in a "flying geese" shape.
Take your large patterned piece from the charm pack. Lay the kite shape template on top.
Cut off excess pieces. You should have a kite shape now.
Sew your diagonal pieces to each side with 1/4″ seam and press towards the background fabric.
Trim to square. I always put the point in the first cut of trimming because I want to make sure the tip does not get cut off. Make sure there is at least 1/4″ beyond the tip when you make the cut.
Then turn the block and trim to size.
Lay out your leaf. Sew together in rows. You will need to sew the bottom right pieces together and press before you can complete that row. Press row seams in opposite directions. Top row to the left, second row to the right, bottom row to the left.
Press your whole block.
Your block should be roughly 10 1/2″ square. Finish all your leaf blocks and get a rough idea how you are going to lay them out. Which way are the large points going to face etc. To the right side of each block add one 10 1/2″ x 3″ sashing piece and press.
Add a 13″ x 3″ sashing piece to the bottom and press. Finish all your blocks this way. They now should be roughly 13″ square.
Lay out your leaf blocks and your solid blocks the way you want the quilt to go. You could use a leaf in each block, or add in some 13″ X 13″ blocks as I did below. I used 9 blank blocks in my layout. Sew together in rows, pressing seams in opposite directions, i.e. top row to the right, second row to the left etc. Sew the rows together to your quilt top.
Using my instructions for adding borders, add a 3″ border to the top of the quilt, press. (You will likely need to sew two pieces together to make each border).
Make your quilt sandwich, quilt and bind.
A wonderful 63 1/2″ X 63 1/2″ leaf quilt that you can easily use from the end of summer all the way through Thanksgiving! Enjoy!
Anjeanette Klinder


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East Rutherford, NY – The New York Giants re-signed wide receiver Ramses Barden on Thursday.
Barden caught 14 passes for 220 yards in 12 games last season. He made his only career start in a victory at Carolina on Sept. 20, making nine catches for 138 yards.
Originally a third-round draft pick in 2009, Barden has caught 29 passes for 394 yards in 29 career games with the Giants.


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Is there anything in the UML model that prevents an NSI being a Data Provider for itself aswell as being a Data Consumer of data from others?
GSIM v1.0 Annex C Definitions
Data Consumer: An organization that uses data or metadata as input for further processing.
Data Provider: An organization, association, group or person who delivers information for a Statistical Activity.
Explanatory text: A Data Provider is an organization, association, group or person that possesses statistical information (that it has collected, produced, bought or otherwise acquired) and that is willing to supply those data and metadata to a statistical organization.
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Annex D Fig 28 in GSIM v1.0 shows that
- an OrganisationUnit is an OrganisationItem
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Therefore nothing in the UML model prevents the NSI being a DataProvider for itself
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They claim sales are up 21% in June versus May BUT June was a 5 week month and May was a 4 week month. So on a weekly basis sales were actually down in June.
They sold 81,604 PS3s in May. That's 20,401 per week.
They sold 99,220 PS3s in June. That's 19,844 per week.


text: [h=2]Google buys more than 1,000 patents from IBM to defend Android[/h] If you thought Motorola's 17,000 patents were enough to satisfy Google, think again. The Mountain View company just acquired a whopping 1,023 patents from IBM. And unlike July's patent purchase, this batch seems to be almost exclusively all about Android. As you might remember, Google acquired 1,030 patents from IBM back in July. As we told you then, most of those patents had nothing to do with Android. However, this time around Google went straight for the cookie jar. SEO by the Sea has put together a list of some the patents, which include: Coordination Of Cellular Telephones In A Residential Area To Obviate Need For Wired Residential Service Method And System For Efficient And Reliable Mac-Layer Multicast Wireless Transmissions System And Method Of Making Location Updating Management On A Mobile Station, Mobile Station And Mobile Network Telephone Information Service System Yep, that all sounds like mobile talk to me. More interestingly, Google also acquired a bunch of patents related to Java: Achieving Application-Specific Document Content By Transcoding Using Java Server Pages Mapping Enterprise Java Bean Attributes To Database Schema Determining Browser Type In An Open Java Environment Method And Apparatus For High-Concurrency Client Locking With Java In A Data Processing System Method Of Downloading Java Bean Files In A Network Scripting Language Blocks To Support Multiple Scripting Languages In A Single Web Page I wonder what those are for. There's no doubt in anyone's mind that Google is getting ready for a massive patent war. How massive? Well, massive enough that the company feels the need to spend more than a dozen billion dollars on it. That's no chump change, even for Google. When you add up all of these recent patent acquisition, Google now has more than 20,000 patents in its pockets. And I'm sure that number will keep growing for the foreseeable future. InterDigital's 8,800 patent portfolio, for example, would be a great addition to Google's patent war chest. After watching Google buy these many patents in such a short amount of time, one has to wonder how far the company is willing to go. Will they get to 40,000 patents? What about 60,000? This is Google after all, once they set out to do something they do it big. Via: Bloomberg Source: Bloomberg/twitter/talk android


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IP: Three things to know about mediating licensing disputes
The number of IP disputes resolved in mediation has continued to increase as more attorneys make efforts to find a speedy resolution and cut litigation time and cost for their clients. Only a small percentage of costly patent infringement cases actually go to trial, and approximately 90 percent of them are settled, often by entering into a licensing agreement covering future use.
Business people and their counsel recognize that mediation is a cost-effective, low-risk process with a remarkably high success rate when conducted by an experienced mediator. In mediation, the parties avoid the risk of trial and remain in control of the resolution rather than turning it over to a third party, a judge or jury. Also, mediation is a good way to preserve business relationships, something that often is important in a licensing dispute. In order to have the best opportunity for settlement, counsel should consider the following three points:
1. Bring the right people to the mediation. That might sound like common sense, but it is surprising how many mediations fail because the right decision makers are not present. When a mediation is court-ordered, all named parties and their counsel are generally required to attend unless formally excused. Even when the mediation is strictly voluntary, this is a good rule to follow. Mediation is a dynamic process that cannot be adequately summarized on the phone or after the fact to an absent decision maker. It is just too easy for someone who has not been present for all the interactions to say "no" to whatever proposal is on the table. This is especially true when a decision maker is in another country, another time zone or is impossible to reach at the crucial moment. In a recent patent infringement case, settlement was impossible because the key decision maker was in Taiwan while the U.S.-based company representative lacked sufficient settlement authority.
2. In advance of mediation, consider some possible business solutions that might be acceptable to your client and to the opposition. Look at an array of options, giving some thought to how the dispute looks to the other side and analyzing what their needs might be. Sometimes, parties consider only a specific dollar range, including the highest amount to be offered and the lowest amount to be accepted, but that approach is a mistake. After participating in mediation and hearing from the other side, your client's views may shift. The mediator will point out some weaknesses of your client's position, and these should be considered. You may learn something new that will cause your client to rethink his settlement position. The benefits could be great because many licensing disputes involve an ongoing business relationship. Also, there may be options that include something other than money, such as an agreement to do some business together in the future.
3. Finally, do not leave the mediation without preparing a short list of the deal points agreed upon. The end of the mediation is not the time to draft a lengthy final settlement agreement with all the appropriate legal provisions. Decide who will prepare the first draft and when it will be sent to the other side for review. All client representatives should sign the short-form document so there is a legally binding agreement. Failure to do this might result in additional disputes that could undo the settlement. Mediation is an opportunity to resolve an IP dispute by reaching a settlement that makes more business sense than a litigated outcome. Use your professional skill to assist your client in making the most of the mediation opportunity.


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Rejoice: Openly Socialist Candidate Wins Seattle City Council Seat
by: Lita Kurth on November 18th, 2013 | 1 Comment »
It's true. Seattle elected a socialist candidate to its City Council. Kshama Sawant, a 40-year-old community college instructor and immigrant, is the kind of socialist spiritual progressives can feel delighted about. She ran on an Occupy platform of raising the minimum wage a hefty $5 to $15/hour, instituting rent control, public ownership of utilities, expanding paid sick leave, increasing citizen oversight of police, and taxing millionaires. She even said, under prodding, that one could make a case for nationalizing Amazon and Boeing; it wouldn't happen, and she wasn't running on it, but one could make an argument. And she was still elected.
How did she do it?
It certainly wasn't money. Her opponent, Richard Conlin, a four-term incumbent, outspent her by many thousands. Even so, individual donors contributed $110,000 to Sawant's campaign. So who supported a socialist? In a word, grass roots. A broad, indeed an amazing and inspiring coalition of grassroots organizations stood up for her. Her prominent role in the Seattle Occupy movement mattered greatly. On her endorsements page, we find not only the expected labor organizations – teachers, postal workers, electrical workers – but progressive associations such as the Transit Riders Union (not a union in the usual sense), and Seattle 350, an environmental organization. And not only that, immigrant organizations of Somalis, Filipinos, and Eritreans endorsed her. Numerous faculty and students from two-year colleges to law schools, the local head of Physicians for a National Health Program, the local National Lawyers Guild. So did a rock band, Hey Marseilles, and a Methodist church. Because she is an immigrant, people from as far away as the UK and Ireland offered support. Many endorsers simply listed themselves as "antiwar activist" or "environmental activist" or "Subway worker who got fired from his job for leading Fast Food Worker strikes" or "Occupy activist who got maced by the police." And many surnames were Asian and Spanish.
Perhaps Most Impressive? Lefties Working Together!
Sawant not only drew support from individual progressives but other progressive parties stood behind her. Those of us who've at times been disheartened by leftist in-fighting and unrealistic platforms have to be pleased and impressed that the Green Party, The Freedom Socialist Party, the International Socialist Organization, the Justice Party, and the Progressive Party all supported Sawant.
The alternative press in Seattle also definitely played a role. The Stranger, Seattle's free weekly, made a clear and cogent argument, not for socialist candidates generally, but for this particular one, Sawant. The founding director of Real Change, a homeless newspaper, also signed on with his support.
Youth Aren't Afraid of the "S" Word
A recent Pew poll showed that Americans between the age of 19 and 25 feel more favorable towards socialism than capitalism. They seem to have agreed with Sawant that "capitalism has failed the 99%" and we need an alternative to the two-party system. As Sawant pointed out, "young people of color are feeling a deep sense of betrayal." And youth of color, partly because of immigration, are a growing percentage of youth. They often come from countries where socialism is not a scare-word, but a respectable and practical alternative. Sawant's campaign spoke directly to those who can't afford rent, have no sick leave, and work for minimum wage. And because of the growing chasm between rich and poor, that's a lot of people.
Reason for Hope and Wonder: Venture Capitalist Supports $15/Hour
But that is not all. Oh no, that is not all. A second wonderful item on the ballot was a proposition to raise the minimum wage to $15/hour (Votes were so close that it has not been called). This increase would be the nation's highest (Washington DC at $12.50/hour and San Francisco at $12/hour are next in line). That increase boasted support from a venture capitalist, Nick Hanauer, who said it was a great "solution to the death spiral of falling demand." Add him to the one percenter featured in the recent Robert Reich film, Inequality For All who said no matter how rich you are, you just don't need more than a few pillows, and thus, bolstering the bottom would provide markets for his company's products: pillows and comforters – and one can see hope for a very broad, common-sense movement for stability and justice.
What Does It Mean?
When I read about Sawant's win, I assumed she represented Seattle's most leftwing neighborhoods, but to my surprise, the election was a citywide, at-large campaign! I think this election and the election of Bill de Blasio (whom opponents called "a democratic socialist" in hopes of diminishing support) demonstrate that a sizable part of the public is far more liberal and ready for change than either the mainstream media or the dominant powers believe. Even the liberal New Yorker magazine and the Seattle political establishment thought until the last minute that de Blasio and Sawant respectively, had no realistic chance. But consider that besides these votes, Minneapolis also came close to electing a socialist from the Socialist Alternative party, the same party as Sawant, and I think there is reason to believe that connection is powerful and now is absolutely a time for activism.
The People vs. Money
Sadly, we will have to sustain that activism through heartbreaks like the failed recall of Scott Walker in Wisconsin. People on the left are not the only activists right now. Note the Forbes online article, "Why is Seattle Socialist Sawant Allowed to Teach Economics?" (The writer, unlike Sawant who has a Ph.D. in Economics, has no degree in economics at all.)
Passive, individualist floating on the status quo will let the those who are doing fine at the top and those who want to turn public benefits into private gain (like ALEC and the Tea Party) sink American democracy. I do not say that hyperbolically. I truly believe we have to decide which side we are on and look beyond our personal lives to the communities around us if we are to retain any shred of public life. The good news is that our commitment to any justice movement – whether for the environment, gay rights, a living wage, or peace – produces powerful and unforeseen benefits if we connect with others on the same path. If we exercise every democratic right we possess and reach out for allies, I think we can hold back and turn back what is unmistakably a tide of latter-day fascism.


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This is a popular trail, with a wide variety of ages, skill, and nationalities enjoying the scenery.
The trail is not difficult, but it isn't completely flat either. There are gentle ups and downs and occasionally some bumpy rocks. We saw lots of flimsy strollers on the path that were having a bit of trouble on the bumpy bits. Better to use an all-terrain stroller with big knobby tires.
Looking back toward Männlichen.
Taking a break in the middle of the trail, with a view of the Eiger. There was a portable toilet next to a shelter hut at this mid-point.
Back on the trail.
Some workers were herding these cows to another part of the mountain. The cows were walking on the trail, which crowded out some hikers for a bit.
Sometimes the clouds take over the view, but it's still pretty.
When you approach Kleine Scheidegg, there are lots of restaurants to choose from. We stopped at the first one, which had great views from the outdoor seating and a small playground. Food was typical hearty Swiss fare, typical prices, good but nothing special.
Later on we passed this restaurant with a trampoline; the kids wished we had eaten here.
One last pretty picture before we jump on the train in Kleine Scheidegg, heading back down to Grindelwald. Hope you enjoy this one!
Hi! Would this be manageable with a lightweight, foldable stroller? (like the maclaren quest) I'm very keen to try out a gentle hike with my 3-yr-old who is fussy about walking for more than 30min! Thanks!! Regards, Archana
Yes, I think you could bump your way over it. It's a gravel/dirt path, but quite wide, not a narrow alpine path. I would try it. Good luck!
Hi. It's a little tricky in late May and early June as many mountain resorts aren't yet open for the summer hiking season, which means the trails haven't been cleaned up, possibly have some snow packs still and some cable cars and funiculars aren't running yet.
But the Berner Oberland and Jungfrau region is one of the biggest tourist regions, so they tend to open a bit earlier than other mountain areas. I checked this hike on their website and it is advertised as being open starting end of May. So you should be fine on this trail if the weather cooperates. Another suggestion in the area is the walk from Grindewald First to the Bachalpsee. Info here:
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McConnell team does Harlem Shake
The campaign team for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, one of the most staid senators in a chamber not known for humor, tried to shake things up with a Web video Wednesday.
In the video, McConnell's team does the Harlem Shake, the latest meme-generated dance.
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The clip opens with a man holding a cutout of McConnell's face in front of his own doing the Harlem Shake outside of Churchill Downs, the site of the Kentucky Derby. The man is soon joined by people dressed as an elephant, Captain America, Uncle Sam, a construction worker and Rosie the Riveter, among others.
The McConnell campaign told CNN the dancers are volunteers from local colleges.
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Christmas in Santa Monica has gotten a whole lot darker and a whole lot less tolerant. For almost 60 years Santa Monica's Palisades Park embodied the Christmas spirit with its displays depicting the birth of Jesus. Through the use of large dioramas, the Christmas story unfolded chronologically, based on the Gospels of Luke and Matthew.
The life-size statues of baby Jesus, along with Mary, Joseph and others, added a visual reminder of our nation's religious underpinnings. The Nativity scenes were an impermanent acknowledgment of the timeless role faith and organized religion plays for the residents of Santa Monica and visitors alike. No longer is that the case; the city has now prohibited the display of these dioramas on public land.
Two factors are driving this unfortunate ban. The first is a paralyzing fear of lawsuits.
In 2011, as a compromise with those opposed to the Nativity scenes, the Santa Monica City Council commissioned a lottery system to appropriate the public land on which religious-oriented displays were placed. By doing so, elected officials avoided bias toward any faith tradition. On the surface, it sounded reasonable. Most important for the city, it complied with 1st Amendment dictates and avoided the possibility of lawsuits.


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Chad Bryan had begun fielding the questions days ago.
"Yeah, we've got people coming in here, trying to procure fliers, asking about what the best deals are going to be," said Bryan, who supervises the children's, footwear and home areas at the Batavia Kohl's store.
"I suspect they're already trying to plan out what they're going to do Friday morning," Bryan added with a laugh.
As Thanksgiving weekend nears, so, too, does an annual rite of the season: Black Friday.
This year, however, Black Friday will extend even further into Thursday than ever before, as a large number of retailers will open and have their registers ringing well before midnight.
Walmart and Toys R Us will unleash their specially discounted items – or "doorbusters" – at 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day.
Gander Mountain, a retailer specializing in hunting equipment and other outdoor gear, will be making its special sale items available all day on Thanksgiving, from 9 a.m. to midnight.
Most other retailers will follow quickly, opening at some point between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m.
And, as each store will offer its own assortment of deeply discounted, high-demand items, it will force would-be deal hunters to make decisions on which stores to visit, and when.
At the Geneva outlet for appliances and electronics retailer hhGregg, store general manager Rebecca Jacobs said her store will open at 10 p.m.
She expects customers will begin lining up outside the doors at about 5 p.m., as they seek to secure one of the chain's elusive "golden tickets," entitling them to one of the doorbuster items available. This year, that assortment includes tablet computers, French door refrigerators, high-efficiency washers and dryers, and perennial favorite, flat-screen televisions.
Jacobs said her team has enhanced the queuing experience for would-be customers this year, as employees will be outside with customers, helping them decide what products to buy and assisting them with credit applications in the hours before the store opens.
"We've strategized a little harder this year, and we think we'll be prepared to deliver the level of customer service people expect from hhGregg," Jacobs said.
She said customers thus far are most interested in one item.
"This year, the most exciting item is tablets," Jacobs said. "By far."
At Kohl's, which will open at midnight and will feature doorbuster deals on clothing, shoes, electronics, toys and more, Bryan said employees are already bracing for the long lines of deal seekers.
"We all know what's coming," Bryan said. "So people should definitely have a plan.
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Retailers will open earlier than ever for Black Friday sales, with many unleashing their so-called doorbuster deals on Thanksgiving Day.
Deals, as always, will be steep.
But deal seekers desiring to maximize their haul will need a plan.
Savvy shoppers – or those wanting to be savvy – can visit an assortment of websites in advance of Thursday. One of our favorites is BlackFriday.com, which features the Black Friday ads for most of the country's major retailers on one page. Visitors to the site can learn more about each item in the ads by clicking on the various images of the items in the ad.
But if you don't want to do that much work, here is some information to help make your evening (and early morning) more enjoyable:
– Be aware of when the various stores are opening. Following is a list of the beginning times for Black Friday sales at various major retailers in the Tri-Cities and nearby communities:
8 p.m. Thursday – Walmart, Toys R Us
9 p.m. Thursday –Target
10 p.m. Thursday – HhGregg
Midnight – Best Buy, GameStop, Kohl's, Carson Pirie Scott, Chicago Premium Outlets, many stores at Geneva Commons
5 a.m. Friday – Lowe's, Home Depot, Menards
6 a.m. Friday – Meijer, Officemax, JC Penney
7 a.m. Friday – Sam's Club
9 a.m. Friday – Costco
– Each store will have its own assortment of deals. We have searched through many of the ads, and these are some of the best we found:
Best mid-sized TV deals – Toshiba 40-inch 1080p LCD, $179.99 at Best Buy; Emerson 50-inch 1080p LCD, $298 at Walmart
Best Big TV deal – Mitsubishi 73-inch HDTV, $799.99 at hhGregg
Best appliance deal – Stainless steel French door refrigerator (brand name withheld), $888 at hhGregg
Best cellphone deal – Samsung Galaxy S III, 96 cents with two-year contract at Sam's Club
Best tablet deals - iPad 2 16GB, $399.99, with $100 off next shopping trip, at Meijer; Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 8GB, $179.99 with $20 gift card, at Best Buy
Best toy deals – Disney Princess Ultimate Dream Castle, $120 at Meijer; All LEGO toys, 40 percent off, at Toys R Us; Folding scooters with light-up wheels, $19 at Target; Furby, $45 at Walmart; Fisher Price Grand Dollhouse, $39.99 at Toys R Us; Disney Princess Ultimate Fairy Tale Kitchen, $49.99 at Target.
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A different boot processes is needed when booting from a CD-ROM because linux does not really know how to do it. When booting from a CD-ROM an initrd (initial ramdisk) is used as the root filesystem. This initrd is loaded by the *boot loader*, not the kernel, making it possible to boot from any device the bootloader can access. ISOLINUX is the boot loader commonly used for booting from a CD-ROM.
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2. PC initializion phase - BIOS, POST. 2. ISOLINUX is invoked from bootable CD in CD-ROM device (=isolinux.bin=) 2. ISOLINUX loads the kernel from the CD-ROM device (the =/isolinux= directory on the CD) 2. ISOLINUX loads the the initrd image (=initrd.img=) 2. The kernel then takes over, and attempts to decompresses the initrd.img into memory (=/dev/ram0=), and mounts this new filesystem as root (=/=). 2. The kernel attempts to run =/linuxrc= in the newly created root filesystem. 2. The linuxrc program then mounts the CD-ROM (by trial and error), and decompresses a 'true' root filesystem from CD-ROM to =/dev/ram1=. 2. The kernel takes over and mounts the newly configured root filesystem. The new filesystem is mounted so that a softlink for the CD-ROM can be added in its =/dev= directory, so the system can access the CD-ROM. 2. Finally, the kernel runs the /sbin/loader binary which then invokes the anaconda installer.
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I absolutely wish that there was a scene over here in Jersey, Channel Islands. Just a stones throw from France we haven't tested the scene there but never mind travelling over to the UK. We are kinda in the experimental stages ourselves right now which is really fun, physically and mentally- especially chatting about encounters and what we expect the next time etc.
Do any of you plan to come over here at any point?
Would love to start parties and events here as it's a kind of luxurious place, kinda French English.
Would be good to know who's interested as there are so many great hotels, even the two and 3 star hotels here are the equivalent of a uk 4* so plenty of places to play.
Only trouble is with the island being 9miles by 5miles you don't really wanna be banging into last nights playmates whilst out at lunch with your boss. Imagine.
However if anyone is interested in travelling over for a weekend, flights are so cheap here right now (£50-£70 return) please let us know and we'd love to get the ball rolling.
You're in Jersey ??? We will be in Guernsey for the first May bank holiday weekend for a short break - we're staying in a very nice hotel 🙂
Interesting.... I know there's not much of a 'scene' in CI but we're hoping we might get chance to meet so interested in who is local.
We'd be definitely up for coming over to Guernsey or even sharing a hotel in jersey etc. You can always message us by the way.
Thanks guys. We will be validating ourselves tonight! Jersey has more to offer than Guernsey too! But as I've never been to Guernsey it'll be a good reason
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The naximovupation thatve been turned into living hotels etc and beach side houses that host 15 or so people. If we could all work together, this could be great for Jersey and the scene in general, especially with the beaches, over 40 beaches and bays


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Discovering that the revered British actor Mr Nighy is a man of stylistic principles comes as no great surprise. When asked what exactly enticed him to do a shoot for MR PORTER, he simply states: "It was the idea - a meditation on the navy blue suit. I found that concept intriguing." No wonder, because it turns out he only wears blue suits. I don't mean that when he wears suits he only wears blue ones, but that he only, ever, wears blue suits - even on the ski slopes. Here, the ever-immaculate star explains how this style predilection came about.
Mr Nighy stars in Page Eight (2011) as a long-serving MI5 officer
Mr Nighy and Ms Romola Garai star in the 2009 WWII thriller Glorious 39
Mr Nighy's (third from left) upcoming release, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, follows a group of British retirees in an elderly home in Bangalore
Mr Nighy plays Grandsanta in Arthur Christmas, a film from Aardman, the British animation studio behind Wallace and Gromit. Out now in the UK, 23 November in the USA and 24 November in Australia and Hong Kong.


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Sonya graduated Summa Cum Laude from St. John's University where she received a B.S. in Biology and a B.A. in Psychology as well as minor certificates in Chemistry and Philosophy in 1997. She went on to earn her M.D. degree in 2001 from the State University of New York at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. As a medical student, she was the recipient of the Clyde B. Randall Award for best thesis in obstetrics and gynecology. Sonya remained at SUNY Buffalo for her Ob/Gyn residency where she was the recipient of several teaching awards and the Robert J. Patterson Memorial Award for Patient Care.
Sonya then came to Yale as a Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellow from 2005 – 2008 and received the Jose Asis Memorial Teaching Award during that time. Upon completion of her fellowship in Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Sonya entered fellowship training in Surgical Critical Care and Surgical Emergencies from 2008 – 2009 at Yale University. During that time, she has pursued research interests in maternal and fetal inflammation and has also become involved in the evaluation and prognosis of renal disease in the critically ill.
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Jose Asis Memorial Teaching Award Yale University Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences (2007)
Resident Teaching AwardState University of New York Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2005)
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Finn takes four to boost Test chances
Steven Finn has boosted his chances of playing in the third Test against India with an impressive display on the first day of the England Performance Programme's game against the D Y Patil Academy XI in Navi Mumbai.
Finn, who missed the first two Tests after sustaining a thigh strain during the opening warm-up match of the tour, claimed 4 for 50*, including a wicket in his first over, and worked up a considerable pace. If Finn suffers no reaction to his workload, he has an excellent chance of forcing his way into the England team for Kolkata in place of an out of sorts Stuart Broad, who has not claimed a wicket in the first two Tests.
Finn bowled four spells of four overs each and left the field on several occasions, but appeared untroubled by the exertion. As well as the wickets, he struck one batsman a painful blow on the hand and generated bounce from a sleepy surface that other bowlers struggled to find.
Earlier in the day England's bowling coach, David Saker, had hinted that a fully fit Finn would prove hard to ignore for the England selectors. "If he gets through unscathed and bowls well, his name will definitely be talked about for selection," Saker said. "He's got that x-factor, a bit of pace, that height that always means you could get variable bounce over here. So his name will be bandied around for sure for that second seamer's spot."
In contrast, Saker was less effusive about Broad. "There's a little bit of an issue, there's no doubt about it," he said. "He hasn't bowled as we would have liked, and he'd be the first to admit that. He's not the first bowler to come over here and find it hard."
Four other members of England's Test squad - Graham Onions, Joe Root, Stuart Meaker and Eoin Morgan - are also playing in the three-day match. Simon Kerrigan, the Lancashire left-arm spinner, claimed 4 for 61 with Meaker (1-34) beating the bat often without much luck. Legspinner Scott Borthwick took the other wicket.
Onions finished wicketless, but conceded only 11 runs from his 14 overs which included six maidens. Later Root compiled an unbeaten 40 off 57 balls as the EPP team began their reply while Varun Chopra had been dismissed.
November 27, 2.15pm: *Steven Finn's bowling figures were corrected
George Dobell is a senior correspondent at ESPNcricinfo