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About 500 people were forced out of their homes and dozens of roads were impassable due to flooding caused by a deluge of rain in southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Thirty-six communities in Saskatchewan and 31 municipalities in Manitoba were under states of emergency Monday. A state of emergency means local officials can order evacuations and apply for disaster assistance.
Parts of southeast Saskatchewan got more than 240 millimetres of rain, according to the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency. Some parts of western Manitoba reported more than 100 millimetres over the weekend.
Officials in both provinces said that rain fell on land that was already saturated.
"It's the local tributaries, the local creeks, the smaller ones that we're seeing swell up," said Patrick Boyle with the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency.
"You get a heavy concentration of rainfall in a large, broad area like this and we're seeing washouts because of roads getting pushed and there's sloughs that are already full."
RCMP said Monday there was no access by road to the village of Carievale, Sask., because rising water flowed over the main road and a bridge had become impassable.
The flooding closed sections of at least 15 highways in Saskatchewan, including a stretch of the TransCanada east of Regina.
The rain also led to record flow levels on 13 southern Manitoba rivers and streams.
"Creeks that are often pretty minimal in terms of flows have become far more than creeks, often much more approaching rivers in terms of flows," said Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation Minister Steve Ashton.
The Red River Floodway was to begin operating Tuesday to divert water around Winnipeg. The Portage diversion, a channel that funnels water from the Assiniboine River into Lake Manitoba, is also being used.
More than 300 people in southeast Saskatchewan and 200 in southern Manitoba were out of their homes because of rising water levels. Some left because water poured into their basements, while others fled because roads were washed out and access to communities was cut off.
Firefighters went door-to-door in Gainsborough, Sask., on Sunday night advising everyone to leave after water rose on the last available road out of the village.
The mayor of Gainsborough said dozens of homes and businesses were flooded and that it was "going to be a disaster."
Melville, about 140 kilometres northeast of Regina, declared a state of local emergency after rain overwhelmed the city's storm and domestic sewer systems, as well as its lift stations. Mayor Walter Streelasky said there's little the city can do to move the water.
"We have mass flooding," Streelasky said. "We have great difficulty exiting all this water out of Melville and we have numerous, numerous, countless (calls) of houses being flooded."
Kris Carley, the emergency measures operations co-ordinator for the town of Carnduff, Sask., and the rural municipality of Mount Pleasant, said flooding in the area was getting worse as rain continued Monday.
Carley said the community is functioning, but roads were getting cut off and people could be stranded.
"There's not a lot we can do," said Carley. "Mother Nature's got us and we just have to try to react."
The city of Regina was asking people to delay laundry, showers, baths and even flushing toilets to prevent additional strain on the system.
WestJet had cancelled flights Sunday in and out of Brandon, Man., when water swamped the road into the terminal north of the city. But city spokeswoman Allison Collins said Monday that travellers heading to Calgary on the afternoon flight could get to the airport by taking a detour.
Ashton said it was "one heck of a weekend" for weather in Manitoba and he hoped things would turn around.
"I said a few days ago, we could use a break in the weather. We certainly haven't gotten it thus far," he said.
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The Indigita chip facilitates connectivity with virtually any computer OS using the FAT-32 file system. While the 1394 HDD mounts as a drive letter for drag-n-drop file transfers, video files can be edited directly on the drive or copied to a Mac or PC at nearly 10X real-time video HDV playback. Supported SBP-2 Protocol allows storage and access to other multimedia file types just like an internal drive. Audio/Video Command (A/V C) set is also supported, thus facilitating connection to 1394-enabled HDTV for DVR playback directly from the drive. An HDTV remote control may used to execute FF, REW, and Playback functions.
The iND60C32 chip is packaged in a 272-pin Ball Grid Array (BGA), and is available within 10 days after receipt of order. Pricing depends on quantity purchased, with discounts available on OEM quantities.
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Those original Sand Sharks, nine of whom graduated last year or return as fifth-year seniors, literally built an NAIA contender the ground up.
Think about it: They started their careers, on that very first day of fall practice, doing field work at a renovated Richard Gray Sports Complex in Hardeeville. The last time they were on that field, it was to celebrate the victory that sent them to the NAIA World Series.
It will be interesting to see this spring if USCB's next crop of upperclassmen can pull off a similar feat. The 2013 team features 13 fourth- or fifth-year players who were on last season's roster. Eight junior and senior transfers provide an extra dose of college experience as well.
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The Sand Sharks have a lot of work to do in replacing 17 seniors, including seven starting position players and two of the Sun Conference's best pitchers in Michael Heesch and Adam Miller. If the program is as strong as it appears, the new starters should be able to slide right in and ensure the team stays near the top of the conference.
Coach Bryan Lewallyn and his predecessor Rick Sofield did a fantastic job developing last year's seniors - including the transfer Heesch, who blossomed into an eighth-round draft pick after he arrived in 2011 from Illinois-Chicago. So it's reasonable to think the guys who have been waiting in the wings will be ready to emerge come February.
That doesn't mean USCB fans should go ahead and book their trips to Lewiston, Idaho, for another World Series. In a sport as fickle as baseball, those double-elimination postseason tournaments lend themselves to all sorts of surprises.
But over the course of a long year, the Sand Sharks should again find themselves in the Sun Conference mix. This season, just the fifth in USCB's history, is another chance to build upon the solid foundation that first group of recruits started to lay back in 2008.
And with a few breaks, who knows what might transpire in May?
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British-Indian actress Hazel Keech Saturday became the first celebrity to get evicted from the house of reality television show "Bigg Boss-Saath 7" after spending just six days there. She says she will treasure the experience for the rest of her life.
"'Bigg Boss' has been a great experience and I will treasure it for rest of my life," Hazel said in a statement.
The 26-year-old was placed in the hell section of the house, and she had befriended everyone there.
Hazel maintained a low profile on the show, but she participated actively in the 'wheel task' on the show. Despite her language barrier, the actress was seen taking much effort in learning to talk in Hindi.
"It was quite easy for me to adapt to the place in spite of the limitations and it fortunately worked well for me. I met new people, made friends and also learnt that it is very important to have a positive energy when you are in the house," she added.
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First. yesterday, former Phil Roy Oswalt announced that he was officially retiring, as he signed a one-day contract with the Astros so that he could officially retire as an Astros. Oswalt, who is an fourteen-year veteran, ten of which was spent as an Astros, was a member of the Phils for part of the 2010 season and part of the 2011 season, during which he complied a winning record of 16-11. Oswalt would also play for the Rangers and the Rockies. Oswalt, during his career, would be the NL leader for ERA in 2006 with a 2.98 ERA, wins in 2004 with 20, games started with 35 games in both 2004 and 2005 and in WHIP in 2010 with a 1.03 WHIP. He was also a member of the 2005 Astros team that would win the NL pennant before losing to the White Sox in that year's World Series, being swept by Chicago, 4-0. Overall, Oswalt had a career record of 163-102 with a 3.36 ERA as he pitched in 365 games, 341 of which were starts, as he completed 20 games, including 8 shutouts. He would pitch in 2245.1 innings, giving up 2199 hits and 897 runs, 838 of which were earned, as he struck out 1852 batters, while walking only 520. I wish you luck in your retirement, Roy.
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Lastly, the Phils announced that they have just signed starter A.J. Burnett, who they have been pursuing during the off-season, to a one-year contract worth $16 million dollars. Burnett, who had pitched for the Pirates last year and in 2012, is coming off a 10-11 season, with a 3.30 ERA, as he pitched in 30 games, all starts, with a complete game, as he threw in 191 innings, giving up 165 hits and 79 runs, 70 of which were earned, as he struck out 209 batters, while walking only 67. Burnett, who has also pitched for the Marlins, the Blue Jays and the Yankees, being a member of the 2009 World Championship team, has a 147-132 record with a 3.99 ERA, as he appeared in 375 games, starting 370 of them, as he threw 23 complete games, 10 of which were shutouts. He threw a total of 2353.2 innings, giving up 2140 hits and 1142 runs, 1043 of which were earned, as he struck out 2180 batters, while walking only 955. Welcome to the team, A.J.
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Los Angeles, CA (March 15, 2010) – Fox Soccer Channel begins its extensive season-long coverage of Major League Soccer with the 2010 MLS Season Preview Show from Red Bull Arena on Friday, March 19 at 8 p.m. ET.
This hour-long look at America's premier soccer league – the only program of its kind among MLS's national broadcast partners – goes on location at the new 25,000 seat home of the New York Red Bulls in Harrison, N.J. MLS fans will get an insider's look at this architecturally-stunning, $200-million soccer cathedral.
Beginning with a review of the 2009 season which culminated with Real Salt Lake capturing its first MLS Cup title, host Mark Rogondino will then take an in-depth look at the prospects of all 16 MLS teams, detailing off-season personnel changes as squads gear up for the new campaign.
The 2010 season features a number of intriguing developments. In addition to the unveiling of Red Bull Arena, expansion franchise Philadelphia Union will make its debut under head coach Peter Nowak and the Seattle Sounders will look to break their own league attendance record set last year. The 2010 MLS Season Preview Show will feature interviews and insights from Real Salt Lake head coach Jason Kreis as well as star players Kyle Beckerman and Nick Rimando, plus Brian Ching, Brad Davis and head coach Dominic Kinnear from the Houston Dynamo, among many other league figures.
Rogondino will close the program with his predictions for the 2010 season and a preview of Fox Soccer Channel's opening-weekend doubleheader on Saturday, March 27. That day, America's ultimate soccer network kicks off its enticing 34-match MLS Saturday on FSC slate with a live five-hour telecast. Coverage begins with a half-hour pre-game show at 8:30 p.m. ET before the San Jose Earthquakes host defending champion Real Salt Lake at 9 p.m. Immediately thereafter, 2009 MLS Cup finalists Los Angeles Galaxy battle the New England Revolution at 11 p.m.
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The robots that scrub the decks on the USS Freedom? They're just simple Roombas.
The three bots go by the names Scooba Stevens, Chief Miles O'Brien, and ITSN Unger, referencing Big Daddy, Star Trek and The Odd Couple, respectively.
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Treatment Benefits For All?
CATIE's James Wilton explores the use of HIV treatment to reduce the risk of HIV transmission. Do the personal and public health benefits coincide or clash?
The journal Science named it the breakthrough of 2011 and Time magazine ranked it among its Top 10 medical breakthroughs of the year, so you may have heard of the term "treatment as prevention" by now. If not, we can fill you in. It has at its core the idea that HIV treatment can reduce the risk of HIV transmission, and it is set to mark a historic shift in how we think about the HIV epidemic.
When effective antiretroviral treatment became available in 1996, forward-thinking researchers began speculating that the drastic drops in viral load that occur when people with HIV take treatment might reduce the risk of passing the virus to others. But there was no evidence to back up the idea. In the past few years, as more and more studies confirm this theory, the distinction between treatment and prevention has become increasingly blurred. Last year the strongest evidence supporting the use of treatment as prevention was announced: A study known as HPTN 052 demonstrated that starting antiretroviral treatment earlier could dramatically reduce the risk of HIV transmission among serodiscordant heterosexual couples (in which one partner is HIV positive and the other is HIV negative)—by 96 percent. Some researchers now say that treatment IS prevention, and we are hearing bold claims that the end of the epidemic is within sight.
In real-life terms, treatment as prevention involves getting more people with HIV diagnosed and on treatment. While ending the epidemic is a laudable goal, what does this mean for individual people with HIV—the people who face every day the reality of living with the virus and being on HIV treatment? There are concerns that these public health efforts may come at the cost of the rights of HIV-positive people. At the same time, treatment as prevention could improve access to the services needed for people with HIV to live healthy lives.
Two perspectives
We can think of treatment as prevention in two ways: as a prevention strategy for individuals and as a public health strategy. Both have implications for people living with HIV and each raises its own set of issues.
A prevention strategy for individuals – An HIV-positive individual may want to use treatment to reduce his or her risk of passing HIV to others. Research shows that people living with HIV who are on treatment and have an undetectable viral load are, on average, less likely to pass HIV to others. However, there are several caveats and gaps in the research, which make it difficult to know exactly how well this strategy would work for each individual. (For more on viral loads and the biology of HIV transmission, check out "Sex, Drugs and Viral Load" in the Winter 2008 issue of The Positive Side.)
A public health strategy – Since we know that treatment can reduce the risk of an individual transmitting HIV to his or her partner, it follows that increasing the number of people on treatment in a community prevents a large number of transmissions. The overall goal of treatment as prevention from a public health perspective is to increase the number of HIV-positive people with an undetectable viral load in a population and thereby decrease the number of new infections.
Seek, test, treat
A major challenge to the success of such a public health strategy is the large number of people who are HIV positive but don't know it. In Canada, about one quarter of people living with HIV are unaware of their status. If people don't know they are HIV positive, then they can't consider starting treatment and are unlikely to have an undetectable viral load.
To tackle this issue, health officials have developed a "seek, test and treat" strategy, whose goal is to seek out undiagnosed individuals, test them for HIV, and treat those who test positive and are ready to start antiretroviral therapy.
Increasing the number of people who get tested is good for both the health of people with HIV and for HIV prevention. For people living with HIV, it can mean getting diagnosed sooner and getting the treatment and support they need. (Many people in Canada aren't learning about their status until they are in the late stages of HIV infection and this often means worse health outcomes.) For HIV prevention, more testing can mean diagnosing more people at an earlier stage of infection. People can then take steps to prevent passing the virus.
Reactions on the ground have been mixed: Treatment as prevention has been hailed as a "game-changer" but some worry about the potential for coercion and that services may focus exclusively on testing and treatment.
Ken Monteith, the executive director of COCQ-SIDA in Montreal who was diagnosed with advanced HIV in 1997, has concerns that a treatment as prevention strategy could potentially pressure or mislead people into getting tested and starting treatment for the sake of broader public health goals. "When I hear 'seek, test and treat,' it sounds aggressive to me. We need to make sure that a person consents to being tested and to starting treatment," he says. "People must have the right to say no. We need to make sure that measures are in place for people to have their decisions respected and to make those decisions based on complete information about the advantages and disadvantages of being tested and starting treatment."
The Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network's executive director, Richard Elliot, is worried about the shift to routine testing and about "opt-out" testing (where a healthcare provider tests unless the client or patient refuses). "The healthcare provider should always ask if you would like to be tested and testing should only be done if the person accepts that offer, rather than just presuming that someone consents to an HIV test unless they specifically say they don't want one. This is an ethical obligation and a human right."
Elliott also stresses that informed consent requires that people be aware of the possible negative consequences of testing positive for HIV. For example, he notes that people with HIV can be criminally prosecuted for not disclosing their HIV status to sexual partners and that there is a possibility for health information, including a person's HIV status, to be shared. He says that these "are things people need to understand in order to make an informed decision."
Even when testing is "opt-in," the issue of informed consent isn't always straightforward. For example, the four major acute-care hospitals in Vancouver now offer an HIV test to each and every person who is admitted. As Marcie Summers, executive director of the Positive Women's Network in BC, points out, "If you've been admitted with a case of acute appendicitis, are writhing around in pain, and someone offers you an HIV test, how informed will your consent be?"
Starting treatment earlier
To further the aims of the public health approach to treatment as prevention—increasing the number of people on treatment—another strategy is to have people with HIV start treatment earlier than current treatment standards.
Many guidelines in developed countries currently recommend starting treatment when a person's CD4 count drops below 500. However, in light of the recent evidence that starting treatment earlier may improve the health of people living with HIV and lower the risk of transmission, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which produces the granddaddy of HIV treatment guidelines, recently changed its guidelines to recommend starting treatment in all HIV-positive people who are ready to start. In the UK, guidelines released earlier this year do not recommend earlier treatment but advise clinicians to discuss with everyone who tests positive the potential for treatment to reduce HIV transmission. Quebec's HIV treatment guidelines acknowledge that treatment could be considered for lowering the risk of HIV transmission, and updates to the guidelines, currently underway, are expected to address in greater depth the concept of treatment as prevention.
This movement toward recommending treatment earlier has been met with some criticism. "The worry is that treatment is being suggested earlier than is generally indicated for the benefit of the patient," says Monteith. "Putting someone on treatment for the benefit of the public, and not primarily for the benefit of the person living with HIV, is ethically questionable."
Murray Jose, executive director of the Toronto People With AIDS Foundation and living with HIV for 21 years, is also concerned. "These changes represent a fundamental shift toward a public health approach to treatment instead of focusing on the well-being of the person living with HIV," he says. "The evidence isn't conclusive that the health of a person with HIV is going to be improved by starting treatment earlier. In fact, it's possible that the opposite is true because these drugs can be toxic and we don't know a lot about their long-term side effects, particularly for the newer medications."
Despite these concerns, Jose recognizes that giving people the option to start treatment earlier to reduce their risk of transmitting HIV to their sex partner(s) is important. "People living with HIV should absolutely be given all the options. But I worry that newly diagnosed individuals may feel unduly pressured to start treatment in order to reduce their risk of passing HIV to others."
Holistic care
AIDS service organizations from coast to coast to coast have long known the value of providing holistic care to people with HIV. Testing and treatment are crucial pieces of the puzzle but not the whole story. Many people with HIV look for different kinds of support when they are first diagnosed and also when they decide to start treatment. A holistic approach can help people stay connected to their care team, stick to their pill-taking schedules, provide emotional support and ensure that more people achieve an undetectable viral load.
Jose believes that engagement in care needs to improve in Canada. "There is just no excuse for the poor access to prevention and treatment services that exists in Canada, particularly among Aboriginal populations, prisoners and newcomers to Canada," he says. "If we can use this new evidence on treatment as prevention to push for improved access to services, then that's great, but the focus and motivation needs to be the health and well-being of the person living with HIV, not just prevention."
Dr. Julio Montaner, director of the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS and a lead proponent of treatment as prevention, has been a driving force behind a pilot project in BC called STOP HIV/AIDS. The project, focused on Vancouver and Prince George, aims to cut HIV transmissions by expanding HIV testing, treatment and support services.
Marcie Summers has had the opportunity to learn about STOP HIV/AIDS and to see treatment as prevention in action. "One of the main goals of the project is not just to increase HIV testing but also to engage people living with HIV in care. Quite a few of the initiatives that are part of the STOP HIV/AIDS project are improving engagement in care quite effectively, particularly for people who have fallen through the cracks of our healthcare system. This includes people who have tested positive and haven't accessed healthcare or people who were on meds and went off them for some reason. There was initially a lot of skepticism about STOP, and there still is, but there are some really good initiatives going on."
STOP HIV/AIDS is a concrete example of the momentum that is building toward a shift in HIV policies and programs. Promising research on treatment as prevention has led to strong arguments for better integrating treatment and prevention services, but the rights of people living with HIV need to be at the centre of this new approach.
The Legal Network's Richard Elliott thinks this is possible: "Public health goals and human rights are largely complementary. Achieving the highest attainable state of health for the individual and for all individuals are human rights goals. In the big picture, if you go about pursuing public health goals without protecting and respecting the human rights of individuals, then people's trust in the health system will erode and achieving HIV prevention goals is going to be more difficult. Scaling up treatment should be done both because it's good for individuals who need treatment and because we know that treatment is a way to protect public health more generally."
Read more about the HPTN 052 study in CATIE's TreatmentUpdate 185.


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Animated Movies That Make You Cry the Most
The best animated movies can be just as emotional as even the most moving live action tearjerker. Admit it, there are animated movies that make you cry. Go ahead. It's okay to acknowledge that some silly cartoon brought you to tears. We've all cried ourselves silly while watching movies about sentient toys and anthropomorphized animals.
It's easy to dismiss animation as kid's stuff, but who among us didn't make with the waterworks when Simba found Mufasa in that gorge or when some cold-hearted hunter shot Bambi's mom? Who could help but sob like a child with a skinned knee during the first ten minutes of Up? Or the last 10 minutes of Toy Story 3, for that matter? And that's only scratching the surface of Disney animated movies, let alone all the other animated films that contain emotional gut-punches. You're going to tell me you don't get choked up watching An American Tail? Really?
Scroll through this list of animated films that make audiences cry like clockwork and remember all the tears you've shed to cartoons, whether you cried a single sexy teardrop over an iron giant or spasmodically sobbed on account of a dinosaur's demise.
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Spain's major cities awoke to a series of protests yesterday evening following the announcement that controversial Nordic-style day-shift working was to be introduced in an attempt to enable Spain to earn its way out of its current economic malaise.
While the business community welcomed the move, saying that the new practices could double productivity overday, civil rights campaigners said that the new 2 pm to 6 pm shift would disrupt the sleeping patterns and life-work-life-life balance of millions.
Announcing the new measures in a two hour speech beginning at midday, Prime Minister Rahoy said that in a further initiative, Spain's banks, whose outlets dominate the country's high streets in a way rivalled only by charity shops in Britain, would close all their branches immediately.
Mr Rahoy said that the premises would be used instead for much-needed tapas bars and fridge magnet shops. While accepting that the new shops would make little or no money, he pointed out that this was a level of performance the banks could only dream of. The news prompted fears of a walk on the banks, but the problem was averted when account holders decided to leave it till tomorrow to withdraw their cash.
Fears that France would be dragged into a series of similar moves and protests were averted when it was discovered that no one there had been aware of Mr Rahoy's speech because it had taken place during lunch hour.
Although French news bulletins later picked up the story, the expected long and heated debate failed to materialise when it was discovered that the major TV channels had already carried 48 hours of aimless philosophical discussion in the week and were forbidden by the Waffling Time Directive from continuing further.


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Apple chief executive Tim Cook took a 99pc pay cut this year after receiving record compensation in 2011.
The head of the iPhone maker will receive $4.17m (£2.6m) for the past 12 months, Apple said on Thursday, after pocketing $378m last year. That award was inflated after Apple handed Mr Cook stock options that he will be able to cash out at intervals over the next decade.
The steep decline in annual compensation comes as Cook, who took over as chief executive from Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in 2011, faces growing pressure from Wall Street to sustain the company's stellar growth rate. Shares in the Californian company have tumbled almost 30pc since reaching a record in September as investors fear the increased competition Apple faces from Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
Although Cooks' overall annual compensation dropped this year, Apple lifted his salary to $1.36m from the $900,000 he got in 2011. The remainder of his compensation for 2012 is $2.8m that comes from a separate incentive plan. Apple's decision to award Cook $376.2m in stock options last year made him the best-paid American chief executive, according to Equilar, a company that analyses executive compensation.
Cook, who has been at Apple since the late 1990s, was awarded the options despite concerns from investors that the death of Mr Jobs in October last year had deprived Apple of its driving force and creative inspiration. Although Apple reported record profits of $13bn for the first quarter Cook was at the helm, recent weeks have seen a slew of analysts at banks cut their growth targets for the company.
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By Lawrence Hurley
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a tobacco industry challenge to a federal law that expanded restrictions on the advertising and marketing of cigarettes.
The provisions of the 2009 Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act under attack included one requiring the display of a large health warning on packaging and another banning the sponsorship of public events.
The law also requires that before a tobacco product can be marketed, the manufacturer must prove to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that it is less dangerous than other tobacco products. This provision is aimed at descriptive marketing terms such as "light" and "mild."
Those challenging the provisions of the law included companies owned in part or in full by Reynolds American Inc, British American Tobacco Plc, Imperial Tobacco Group Plc and Lorillard Inc.
The companies claimed the law violates the First Amendment's guarantee of freedom of speech, imposing "myriad restrictions on truthful, non-misleading speech to adult tobacco consumers."
In response, the Obama administration noted in court papers that the law was specifically drafted to battle a recognized public health problem. Congress was particularly interested in restricting the marketing of cigarettes to young people, government lawyers wrote.
The Cincinnati-based 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the law in full, saying the warnings "are reasonably related to the government's interest in preventing consumer deception."
The case is distinct from a separate industry challenge to regulations the FDA issued to implement the graphic warning requirement. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit tossed out the regulation. The FDA is currently drafting a new one.
The case is American Snuff Company v. United States, U.S. Supreme Court, No. 12-521.
(Reporting by Lawrence Hurley; Editing by Howard Goller, Gerald E. McCormick and John Wallace)
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Kim Kardashian, Kanye West are engaged
NEW YORK (AP) -- Marriage is coming after the baby carriage for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
E! News reports West proposed to Kardashian Monday -- her 33rd birthday -- in front of family and friends at the AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants.
Kardashian gave birth to the couple's first child, daughter North West, in June.
The Kardashian clan has a series of reality shows on E!, but the network said Tuesday it did not have cameras at the stadium to capture the moment.
Representatives for West, 36, and Kardashian didn't immediately respond to emails seeking comment about the engagement.
A photo posted on Instagram shows a screen at the stadium that reads "PLEEEASE MARRY MEEE!!!" -- in typical West font -- above a black-clad orchestra. Another shows Kardashian showing off a diamond ring with a smiling West behind her.
Khloe Kardashian seemed to celebrate on Twitter when she wrote: "Tears of JOY!!!!!!! Wow!!!!!!" She also tweeted: "Wow!!!!! Am I dreaming??!?!" Kimye were quiet on Twitter.
Kardashian was previously married to NBA player Kris Humphries. Their divorce was finalized in June after they were married for 72 days in 2011.
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I am trying to get Mac OS X to save all my VirtualBox VMs when it reboots. I already have a script that does this, but I need OS X to run this script automatically before a reboot.
When Mac OS X reboots, does it run /sbin/reboot?
Or how else could this be achieved?