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Ayhan Guneri-Barcycling Chair Bar Chair
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Interview with Ayhan Guneri : Frank Scott: What is the main principle, idea and inspiration behind your design?. Ayhan Guneri : The main principle of my design that reflect dynamism and technology. .Frank Scott: What has been your main focus in designing this work? Especially what did you want to achieve?. Ayhan Guneri : The aim is that comfortable sitting comfort and long duration sitting with different sitting position and foot rest option. .Frank Scott: What are your future plans for this award winning design?. Ayhan Guneri : We hope that getting commercial success as well as success in competition. .Frank Scott: How long did it take you to design this particular concept?. Ayhan Guneri : Idea, inspiration and process of design detailing in 6 months. .Frank Scott: Why did you design this particular concept? Was this design commissioned or did you decide to pursuit an inspiration?. Ayhan Guneri : Solve the problems of bar chair that I always sitting in different spaces. .Frank Scott: Is your design being produced or used by another company, or do you plan to sell or lease the production rights or do you intent to produce your work yourself?. Ayhan Guneri : If the request comes from procuders, we are open to all suggestions to realize the project. .Frank Scott: Where there any other designs and/or designers that helped the influence the design of your work?. Ayhan Guneri : It is just my inspiration. .Frank Scott: Who is the target customer for his design?. Ayhan Guneri : Target customer who want to spent time in dynamic spaces. .Frank Scott: What sets this design apart from other similar or resembling concepts?. Ayhan Guneri : Rise and fall with foot control and provide opportunity of foot rest in different positions for the first time. .Frank Scott: How did you come up with the name for this design? What does it mean?. Ayhan Guneri : Consist of bar chair and bicycle and it symbolizes alteration. .Frank Scott: Which design tools did you use when you were working on this project?. Ayhan Guneri : Sketches and computer programs. .Frank Scott: What is the most unique aspect of your design?. Ayhan Guneri : Bicycle saddle, bicycle pedal and stand on upturned handlebar. .Frank Scott: Who did you collaborate with for this design? Did you work with people with technical / specialized skills?. Ayhan Guneri : We collaborate with technicians that we get them opinions about producibility of the design without our knowledge. .Frank Scott: What is the role of technology in this particular design?. Ayhan Guneri : We need high aluminium injection technology to realize the Project. .Frank Scott: Is your design influenced by data or analytical research in any way? What kind of research did you conduct for making this design?. Ayhan Guneri : Individual observation. .Frank Scott: What are some of the challenges you faced during the design/realization of your concept?. Ayhan Guneri : It is the first industrial design and it is an important challenge for us. .Frank Scott: How did you decide to submit your design to an international design competition?. Ayhan Guneri : We received advice that take part in competition, after share sketches with various designers. .Frank Scott: What did you learn or how did you improve yourself during the designing of this work?. Ayhan Guneri : We learned, how industrial design should be submitted and it is a significant develeopment for us. .Frank Scott: Any other things you would like to cover that have not been covered in these questions?. Ayhan Guneri : Thank you for everything. .
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MONDAY, July 9 (HealthDay News) -- As part of its efforts to curb the abuse of narcotic painkillers, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is requiring drug makers to educate doctors about the risks of long-acting and extended-release forms of the drugs.
"Prescription-drug abuse is our nation's fastest-growing drug problem," FDA commissioner Dr. Margaret Hamburg said during a Monday afternoon press conference.
Commonly prescribed drugs that come in longer-acting forms include oxycodone, morphine and fentanyl.
The continuing-education programs will be based on FDA-created blueprints. The agency expects the more than 20 companies that make these drugs to provide grants to firms that specialize in medical continuing education. These firms will, in turn, develop and administer the programs under FDA supervision and provide them to doctors for free.
Although all opioid painkillers carry risk of abuse, overdose and death, the extended-release and time-release forms of the drugs are particularly risky. Because they act in the body over longer periods, they are more likely to cause problems, Hamburg said.
"The number of people harmed by these long-acting or extended-release opioids due to misprescribing, misuse and abuse ... continues to increase dramatically," Hamburg said.
In 2008, nearly 15,000 Americans died from overdoses of these drugs. In 2009, there were more than 15,500 deaths from opioid painkillers -- almost four times as many as in 1999, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
In addition, more than 2 million emergency-room visits in 2010 involved abuse or misuse of prescription drugs -- almost half of all drug-related visits. Of these visits, more than 15 percent involved opioid medications, Hamburg said.
The drugs are widely prescribed. It is estimated that nearly 23 million prescriptions for extended-release and long-acting opioids were issued in 2011, Hamburg said. It is estimated that more than 320,000 prescribers listed with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration wrote at least one prescription for opioid painkillers in 2011, according to the FDA.
Despite these problems, Hamburg said, patients who need these drugs must have access to them.
"Educating health care professionals on how to safely prescribe extended-release and long-acting opioids is essential to address this critical public health issue," she said.
The FDA hopes that over the next three years, 60 percent of the 320,000 prescribing doctors will have been trained, Hamburg said.
Along with the programs for doctors, the FDA also is mandating that manufacturers provide FDA-approved patient-education materials on the safe use of these drugs. The material appears on a single page in consumer-friendly language, and will be given to patients every time they fill a prescription.
Both the drug companies and the FDA will review the progress and success of these programs. Based on the reviews, the agency may require the companies to provide additional elements to ensure success.
The first programs under the FDA's new requirement are expected to be launched by March 1. Although no doctor currently is required to take the two- to three-hour continuing-education program, the Obama administration is urging Congress to make such programs mandatory.
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The default Microsoft file locations are a really terrible place to store stuff. At least in Win 7 they are not accessible without repeatedly jumping through hoops. You have to not only have admin access, but need to change the permissions at every file level and not at the intuitive location. You don't have permission to change the permissions using the normal interface and have to go two screens deeper and since they're not inherited you have to do so at every folder level.
Save files cannot be migrated, modding and installing non-multiverse mods is impossible, and the settings cannot be changed.
It's possible security became less stupid in 8 or 10, but it should be possible to change game settings, migrate saves, and use mods without admin access.
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Holiday Gift Guide 2012
Right Click here and "Save As" download the PDF version of the 2012 Street Rodder Holiday Gift Guide
Gear up this holiday season with ididit apparel. ididit, the industry leader in steering-column innovation, offers T-shirts and sweatshirts that your car guy or gal will love. ididit T-shirts are available in black, steel blue, and ash, with sizes ranging from small to 3XL. ididit's popular quarter-zip sweatshirts come in ash and are also available in small to 3XL. You'll be proud to say "ididit" with ididit apparel.
(517) 424-0577
Speed Freaks "Whiplash"—it's car-magazine cartoons come to life! Designed by Terry Ross, each cast resin sculpture is carefully hand-painted to capture every striking detail. Hot rods, classic cars, choppers, and more can be found from Genuine Hotrod Hardware. You've never seen anything standing still go this fast! So cool, you'll want one of each. Shown: ENE-CA06587 Whiplash.
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(800) 575-1932
For the best ride and best look in rodding, turn to QA1's Ultra Ride shocks. These custom-mount, rebound-adjustable, coilover shocks give you a quality, comfortable ride along with the option to choose your ride height. With QA1's Ultra Ride shocks, get exactly the ride you want along with showstopping appearance. QA1's adjustable shocks are made in the United States and are 100 percent dyno-tested before leaving their Minnesota facility.
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Introducing the first edition of the Shimrin2 Kolor Selector Pocket Guide Series (PN HOKPG01) Standard Basecoat system. This handy pocket guide consists of nearly 40 pages of brilliant Shimrin2 kustom color chips, formula number guides, mixing reference charts, and much more! Register your Pocket Guide online to receive updates and new release information. HOKPG01 is the perfect stocking stuffer for any custom painter!
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Kinekt Design Gear Ring: Interactive jewelry for men and women. Turn the outer rims of the ring and see the gears move (see video online). Lifetime warranty and free shipping. Order online or call.
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(888) 600-8494
Schott Wheels' new Mod 5 is one of those designs that is classically timeless, and at home on street rods, muscle cars, and late-model sport luxury vehicles. Made in the United States from aerospace forged-billet alloy, and custom-built per vehicle for a perfect fit. Big brakes? No problem! Each wheel is optimized to give you the fit and look you want. Other finish options available besides the show-polish finish shown.
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(562) 598-4411
The Invertig 221 AC/DC Inverter Welder will allow you to produce professional welds with all types of metal. This 220-amp TIG welder features a full 220 amps of welding power, independent AC amperage adjustment, a three-year warranty, and 90-day money-back guarantee. Buy the Invertig 221 now and receive a free Pyrex cup kit and free shipping! The air-cooled version is $2,495; the water-cooled Version is $3,020; and the dual-voltage version is $3,070. This offer is good until Dec. 31, 2012.
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Specialty Power Windows, a leader in aftermarket power windows since 1985, makes it easy to have the convenience of power windows or electric wipers in your street rod, custom rod, or classic truck. Made in the United States and guaranteed, they have direct-bolt-in units and easy-to-install universal units. All units come with GM-style motors for ease of service.
Specialty Power Windows
(800) 634-9801
Speed Dawg Shift Knobs offers a wide variety of gearshift knobs to put the finishing touch on your rod's interior. Made in the United States with the highest quality standards, styles range from traditional to officially licensed Ford and GM knobs. Custom designs are also available.
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(717) 741-2665 (outside U.S. )
Global West Suspension offers a variety of coilover suspension kits and components for muscle cars, street rods, and now classic C10 trucks. Visit their website for a suspension package or call their tech department and they will put together a custom package just for you. Get what you really need! Package deals available.
Global West Suspension
(877) 470-2975
Fatties Super View Mirrors will show up to four lanes of traffic and knock out dangerous blind spots. They eliminate night glare and vibration for a steady image. Hagan Street Rods has adapters to fit Fatties to your existing arms, or choose one of their new arms. Fatties received the NSRA Best New Safety Related Product of the Year.
Hagan Street Rods
(419) 629-1969
Undercover Innovations has got you covered, literally. If you have an overheating problem with your classic car, Undercover Innovations might have a solution for you. Or if you're tired of looking at the unattractive front of your radiator, let them dress it up. GMs, Fords, Mopars—models are added all the time. Licensed by GM, engraved logos and custom engraving are also available. Valve covers with custom engraving are available, too.
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(661) 325-4506
Show-quality stainless steel fasteners are the perfect gift for yourself or a loved one. Bling bling for the hot rodder! South Coast Stainless offers a huge selection of stainless steel fasteners with top-of-the-line polishing. Try their polished stainless instead of chrome to avoid the hassles of chipping and rusting bolts.
South Coast Stainless
(928) 680-1151
Features of the new rack-and-pinion: made in the United States, lifetime serviceability, 6 inches of travel for improved turning radius, finned valve acts as a heat sink for lower fluid temperatures, and billet pillow blocks, which allow for adjustable pinion angle. This kit includes: tilt column (floor or column shift available); Grade 8 mounting hardware; wiring adapter; universal joints, shafting, and support bearing; swivel floor mount for easy column installation; power steering pump and billet mounting bracket; and polished aluminum reservoir.
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Give your favorite gearhead the gift of "peace of mind." Automotive electrical systems can be challenging to even the most experienced car builders. Painless Performance Products was founded on the idea that electrical upgrades should be, well, painless! They manufacture everything from switch panels and fuse blocks, plus complete wiring harness kits and installation harnesses, to installing a modern fuel-injected engine in almost any vehicle. For over 20 years, Painless has led the industry in innovation, performance, and integrity.
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Powermaster Performance introduces the new Vintage Torque Starter for Ford Flathead engines. The Vintage Torque keeps the appearance of a stock Flathead starter and uses a powerful, lightweight permanent magnet starter motor with a low-amperage draw 1.5kw motor and 4.4:1 gear ratio. At less than 50 percent the weight of a stock Flathead starter, the Vintage Torque delivers 75 percent more cranking power.
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RideTech goes both ways, offering coilovers and ShockWaves with impact-forged monotube shocks. Both are available in several adjustable shock-valving options, allowing you to dial in your suspension performance. Prices start at just $550 per pair to improve your ride quality.
(812) 481-4779
Flex-a-lite now offers the Mojave Heater (PN 640) for adding heat to your utility vehicle, truck, or farming equipment. The Mojave gets its heat from the hot water in your vehicle's cooling system (just like an OE unit) and outputs 12,000 Btu. The unit measures only 12.12x9x5 inches to fit into a wide variety of confined spaces, draws 8 amps, and moves 130 cfm. The design offers several mounting options, and the Plenum (PN 650) provides adjustable louvers and a flange for defroster ducting. A three-way switch and necessary wiring to complete the installation are included.
(253) 922-2700
Are you a gearhead with a garage and a toolbox? This do-it-yourself DVD series is what you have been waiting for. Fritz Schenck holds nothing back while you virtually work alongside him in his home garage. Build a Fiberglass Body at Home and Chop a Model "A" Top at Home, each two-DVD set is four hours long and is $25. See website below for more titles and other cool stuff.
Spritz By Fritz
(816) 322-2205
United Pacific Industries is excited to announce a new LED taillamp for the hot rod and custom car market. Taking its styling cues from the futuristic '36 Chrysler Airflow, this new LED taillamp features 41 superbright LEDs, a die-cast chrome-plated bezel, and an intricate chrome overlay on the lens (PN STL1004LED). Sold each, and available at your United Pacific Industries dealer.
United Pacific Industries
(866) 327-5288
Avoid the malls this holiday season and get the rodder on your list exactly what they want—a subscription to hot rodding's premier publication, The Rodder's Journal, $49 (U.S. ), $73 (outside U.S. ). They'll include a complimentary gift card with your personalized message! Call today or visit them online to see their full merchandise catalog for all of your gift-giving needs.
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(800) 750-9550
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Smooth Parts
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Styles to fit: '28'34 Ford roadsters
- Easy assembly/storage
- Powdercoated frames
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Rod Tops
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March Performance's new Nostalgia Series system is created with a combination of vintage styling and low price; traditional V-belts (shown), reliable serpentine belts, or small-block Chevy short water pumps. Rigid one-piece alternator and A/C bracket, complete with alternator, A/C compressor, water pump, pulleys, and brackets. Power steering kits include a remote or canister pump with belt-adjustment tool and maintenance-free clear or black powdercoating.
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Complete your LS-Series install with Energy Suspension's LS-Series Motor Conversion Set. This set allows you to transplant an LS-Series motor into the most conventional, three-bolt Chevy cars and trucks. This set includes their Hyper-Flex polyurethane, safety interlocking motor mounts (tall or short style), mounting plates, and hardware. Reference Energy's online catalog for the specific motor mount size required to fit your vehicle. Available in red or black polyurethane and zinc plate or chrome finish for durability and corrosion resistance.
Energy Suspension
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Road-Glide (coilover) and Air-Glide (airbag) suspension systems are available for '47'54 Chevy trucks and '49'54 Chevy cars. These are complete IFS packages, including the main crossmember, tubular A-arms, 2-inch dropped Smart-Spindle, 11-inch rotors and calipers, power rack-and-pinion, your choice of airbags or coilovers, and hardware. Includes DVD install guide. Direct-Fit motor mounts are available. Update your ride with the best-handling IFS system available. Holiday Special $1,850 (good through Dec. 31, 2012).
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Liberty News
LU professor qualifies for Iditarod
Army Master Sergeant and Liberty University Distance Learning Professor Rodney Whaley has qualified to run the 2008 Iditarod Trail Dog Sled Race in Alaska.
He is the first Tennessean to ever enter the Iditarod, which begins March 1.
Whaley, whose brother Dr. Vernon Whaley is the director of Liberty's Center for Worship, is teaching a 400 level religion class through Distance Learning and is a Liberty Seminary student.
Whaley began training for the Iditarod in October 2007 at Iditarod veteran Al Hardman's Alcan Kennels on Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
To qualify for Alaska's great race, a musher must complete two sanctioned qualifying races that total 500 miles; one of which is 300 miles.
On Dec. 13 Whaley competed in the Moccasin 200, a 200-mile training run and Iditarod Qualifier across Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, where he succeeded in qualifying. In January he ran the 300-mile Seney 300 training run and Iditarod Qualifier held in Northern Michigan.
Whaley was featured in the Jan./Feb. edition of Liberty Journal magazine. That story can be found at http://www.liberty.edu/libertyjournal/index.cfm?PID=16046&artid=53.
For more on the race: http://www.iditarod.com/
Rodney's Web site: http://www.tndogmusher.com/


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DOVER — Dover's Alex Burt, of the Plymouth State University men's basketball team, was named co-player of the week by the Little East Conference.
The sophomore guard averaged 23 points in a 1-1 week, including a career-high 33 points in a 69-67 win over UMass Dartmouth.
Burt shot 62.5 percent from the floor in the two games (15 for 24), including 10 for 14 versus UMD.
He converted 50 percent from 3 point range (5 for 10) and also collected six assists, four rebounds and three steals in the two games.
Burt took over the team lead in scoring with a 14.3 points per game average, which is tied for fifth in the LEC. He also ranks ninth in 3-point field goals made (1.5 per game) and free-throw percentage at .759.
Dover's Bridget Lynch, a sophomore forward on the Lasell College women's soccer team, was named Division III second team all-New England by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
She set the school record for goals in a season with 24 and became Lasell's first GNAC offensive player of the year as the program won its third consecutive GNAC tournament title.
The women's soccer program also became the first in school history to win an NCAA tournament game.
Jake Rasque of South Berwick, Maine, won two matches for the Southern Maine wrestling team to help lead the Huskies to a pair of dual meet wins over American International (25-13) and Bridgewater State (30-15) last weekend.
Competing at 133 pounds, the former Marshwood High School standout earned a technical fall (17-0) against Bridgewater and a 5-2 victory against AIC.
Rye's Rosa Drummond posted a double-double for the Smith College women's basketball team in a 77-46 victory over the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.
The former Portsmouth High School standout finished with 16 points and 10 rebounds as Smith improved to 8-1.
Rochester's Zach Miller placed second in two events to help the Southern Maine men's track team to a second-place finish at the Bowdoin Invitational.
Miller was second in the 60-meter dash (7.31 seconds) and runner-up in the 200 (23.85).
Dover's Curran Leighton had seven points, five rebounds, three assists, three blocks and a steal off the bench for the Saint Anselm College women's basketball team in a 58-56 win over Saint Michael's.
Five of Leighton's seven points and the steal came during a decisive 11-2 run by the Hawks that transformed a 43-36 deficit into a 47-45 lead.
Portsmouth's Jordan Parkinson took sixth in the 600-meter run for the Bentley University men's indoor track team to help the Falcons finish third at the recent Reggie Poyau Invitational at Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass.
Ashley Grenier of South Berwick, Maine, assisted on the game-winning goal in the third period as the University of Southern Maine women's hockey team edged Trinity, 2-1.
Barrington's Lindsay Moore had a team-high 17 points for the Saint Joseph's College women's basketball team in a 64-60 loss to Framingham State.
She also had eight rebounds, two steals and two assists.
Dover's John Boyatsis scored 12 points for the Keene State College men's basketball team in an 89-86 win over the Mass. College of Liberal Arts.
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How many triangles can you make using sticks that are 3cm, 4cm and 5cm long?
Each side can only use one stick but a triangle can use more than one stick of the same length.
You could use the interactivity below to investigate the problem and try making some triangles.
You need to choose three sticks by clicking on the red, green or blue buttons.
You can then rotate each stick (turn it round) by clicking and dragging on its end.
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12-11 Workshop records: International View of the State-of-the-Art of Cryptography and Security and its Use in Practice (II), Dec.6-7,2012.
12-11 uploading PPT of presentations of conference and Rump Session.
12-04 Rump Session Program.
11-29 Updated Program.
11-16 Proceedings is available for participants
10-26 Draft Program.
10-12 Registration is open!
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January 03, 2013
By Troy Tieuel
LAWT Contributing Writer
A reputed gang member was charged this week with capital murder and other counts in the Christmas day shooting death of a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department employee in Pasadena. Larry Darnell Bishop Jr., 20, was ordered to remain jailed without bail while awaiting arraignment Jan. 23 in Los Angeles Superior Court in connection with a vehicle-to-vehicle shooting that killed bystander Victor McClinton, a 49- year-old law enforcement technician, neighborhood athletics coach and father of two who was caught in the line of fire. McClinton, who was walking a fellow coach to his car when the gunfire erupted, was shot to death at about 11 a.m. Dec. 25 at Newport Avenue and Wyoming Street.
Meanwhile, the Pasadena City Hall steps was the scene of a recent memorial for the slain coach and leader. McClinton was a coach at the Brotherhood Crusade's Community Sports League.
"To say that I am immensely affected is an understatement," said Pamela Simmons, Brotherhood Community Sports Board Member, "I'm devastated as a board member and a friend."
"When I first heard, I went numb," said Danny Bakewell Jr., son of the Chairman of the Board for the Brotherhood Crusade, about his friend, "not my brother Victor."
Candace Lacey, who sang the tribute song described Victor as a "valuable part of her family."
"[He was] an uncle to my kids and a father figure who was active in our lives for more than fifteen years and was more than just a coach…[He was] just someone who was a good friend. This left a hole in our hearts," she said.
"He was sitting down on his porch, with a guy who had just brought him a gift. Two cars came down the street shooting at each other, and a stray bullet hit him in the head … two bullets actually," explained Jacque Bolton, who first hired Victor thirty years ago at the YMCA.
"I lost a friend of thirty years, which is terrible. This crazy youth violence junk is ridiculous. It's time for it to stop, but the kids aren't saying anything and the neighborhood is not saying anything."
The murder charge against Bishop includes the special circumstance allegations of discharging a firearm from a motor vehicle and murder to further a criminal street gang. Prosecutors will decide later whether to seek the death penalty against Bishop, who was convicted of two felony commercial burglaries in San Bernardino County in 2011. Bishop is also charged with one count of attempted murder involving a driver who crashed his vehicle into a light pole after sustaining a gunshot wound, as well as one count of possession of a firearm by a felon and two counts of shooting at an inhabited dwelling.
Bishop was arrested Dec. 28 by Pasadena police and has remained jailed since then, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Inmate Information Center website. Another 20-year-old man, Gary Aurthur Davis, is charged with being an accessory after the fact. He is also set to be arraigned Jan. 23. According to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, there is no evidence that McClinton's shooting death was related to a brief high-speed car chase in which Tracey Ong Tan, 26, of Glendale, and her 11-year-old cousin, Kendrick Ng, of Daly City, were killed on Christmas Day in Pasadena. Reputed gang members Darrell Lee Williams, 22, and Brittany Michelle Washington, 21, were charged with murder and other counts in connection with the pursuit and deadly crash. They are set to be arraigned Monday in Pasadena Superior Court.


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Reading International is one of the largest cinema owners in the U.S., but unlike Regal Entertainment (ticker: RGC), Carmike Cinemas (CKEC), or Cinemark (CNK), it isn't a name that leaps to most investors' minds. The Los Angeles-based company operates 27 cinemas with 266 screens domestically, including New York's fabled Angelika Film Center, as well as 29 cinemas with 213 screens in Australia and New Zealand.
The cinema business alone should be enough to put Reading (RDI) on Wall Street's radar, but the company's real estate is of even greater interest. Reading's owned properties, including four in Manhattan, could be worth considerably more than the company's stated book value, which doesn't reflect years of property-price appreciation.
Capstone Equities, a New York real-estate concern, pegged Reading's value at between $12 and $14 a share in a May 15 letter to Reading's board of directors. That's more than double Reading's stated book value of $5.44 a share, and Friday's closing stock price of $5.07.
Capstone, a Reading shareholder, hasn't been shy about backing up its estimate with money. Earlier this year the firm offered $100 million for two of Reading's Manhattan properties -- City Cinemas 1, 2 & 3, located on Third Avenue, and the Union Square Theater -- a substantial premium to the properties' $32 million stated book value. Reading's management rejected the offer as "non-acceptable," but a sale could still be in the cards.
Reading's stock has fallen from $10 in 2007, at the height of the previous real-estate boom. The shares could return to that level on any announcement of a sale.
READING IS CLOSELY HELD, and controlled by James J. Cotter, who owns 68% of the voting B shares. Cotter combined his interest in three companies in 2001, including assets from the defunct Reading Railroad, to form Reading International.
In addition to the properties in New York, Reading owns the Royal George Theater in Chicago, 200 acres of development property in Coachella, Calif., and more than 100 acres of development property in Australia and New Zealand.
The majority of Reading's cinemas operate on long-term leases. The cinemas generate 92% of sales and 66% of operating income, with the real-estate operations accounting for the rest. In 2011 the company earned $9.9 million, or 43 cents a share, on revenue of $246 million. No sell-side analysts cover the stock, so there are no earnings estimates available.
At Reading's annual meeting on May 17, Cotter gave several reasons for rejecting Capstone's offer. The company said it wants to develop the Union Square property itself, and that the offer for Cinema 1, 2 & 3 was unfavorable.
Cotter also disclosed that Reading has received several proposals to sell the property in the range of $40 million to $45 million. The snag is that Reading wants the buyer to sell it a 25% reinvestment option on the property, which would allow the company to participate in any upside tied to future development. So far, no buyer has been willing to agree to this. Reading believes that its Third Avenue property, combined with adjoining real estate that it doesn't own, could be turned into a development worth $200 million.
In a May 22 press release, Reading reiterated its interest in doing a deal, stating: "While no assurances can be given, we are currently committed to a sale of our Third Avenue property and the redevelopment of our Union Square property."
The company changed its wording slightly in a filing made Thursday, when it released second-quarter results. "We are currently re-evaluating our options for the Cinemas 1, 2 & 3 property with an intent to potentially redevelop rather than sell the property," the document stated.
Reading's chief financial officer, Andrzej Matyczynski, told Barron's the company still is committed to the sale of Cinema 1, 2 & 3, but wants to take a few months to evaluate a redevelopment plan. "If the plan turns out to be a pie in the sky, we will pursue a sale," he said.
ROSS TAYLOR, A PORTFOLIO MANAGER at Somerset Capital Advisors, who owns Reading shares in his fund, sees plenty of opportunity in the stock. He puts a value of $10.50 to $12 a share on the company, and values the real estate conservatively at $220 million to $240 million, taking the Australian and New Zealand properties at cost and assigning a multiple of 7.5 times Ebitda, or earnings before interest, taxes, deprecation, and amortization, to the theater business, for a value of $225 million. Reading has $180 million in net debt.
Taylor believes management eventually will monetize its New York properties, and notes that the company has sold properties in New York in the past. In 2003 Reading sold the Sutton Cinema, which was redeveloped into a condominium complex called Place 57. Reading has retained a 25% interest in the project.
While redeveloping Cinema 1, 2 & 3 likely would create more value long term, a sale would be reflected more immediately in the stock price. In either case, Reading's stock could jump on an announcement. Realizing value from even one property could be all it takes for investors to see the hidden value in Reading's shares.
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Soul Searching in China Over Man Beaten Senseless by Anti-Japanese Protestors
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With an orgy of anti-Japanese demonstrations prompted by a dispute over some rocky islands in the East China Sea having recently run its course, China is now being forced to contemplate just how out-of-hand the protests became.
One of the worst examples: The case of a 51-year-old Chinese man Li Jianli who, according to the state-run Beijing Youth Daily, was beaten so brutally by an anti-Japanese mob for driving a Japanese car that he's now partially paralyzed and can barely utter simple words like "thank you" and "hungry."
One graphic image posted to the newspaper's website shows a man—presumed to be Mr. Li—on the ground, blood streaming from his head as a distraught woman sitting next to him pleads with the mob.
Meanwhile, accounts of the vicious attack published on social media sites have prompted soul-searching among Chinese Internet users. Discussion of the incident was the top story on Sina Corp.'s Weibo microblogging service on Friday.
The beating took place on the afternoon of Sept. 15 in the central Chinese city of Xi'an in Shaanxi province. Mr. Li, his wife, one of his son's and the son's fiancée, were on their way back from a shopping trip when Mr. Li's white Toyotaolla was set upon by an agitated anti-Japanese mob brandishing sticks, bricks and steel implements, according to the Beijing Youth Daily.
Mr. Li's wife urged the demonstrators not to damage the vehicle. "It was wrong of us to buy a Japanese car. We won't buy one ever again, OK?" she was reported as saying by Beijing Youth Daily.
But the gang beat Mr. Li anyway, striking him on the head with a steel shackle and causing him to lose consciousness. Later, he was rushed to hospital where he was treated for open brain injury and then moved to an intensive care unit. He remained there until he regained consciousness three days later.
Mr. Li can now move the left-hand side of his body but the right side continues to be partially paralyzed.
Although many users of Sina Weibo, which is popular among the urban and well educated, were critical of the anti-Japanese protests from the start, news that protestors severely wounded a compatriot because of the brand of car he was driving appears to have led to even stronger repudiation of the rallies.
"This is so-called patriotism? It's pure hooliganism," wrote one microblogger.
Others, meanwhile, expressed concern about how such incidents would reflect on China. "Damaging the life and property of your own people would only bring mocking from Japan and the rest of the world," warned a Sina Weibo user.
Mr. Li's niece has been circulating commentary about the horrific attack on Sina Weibo. She declined to be interviewed by The Wall Street Journal saying she did not wish to speak to foreign media.
In its Japanese-language report on the attack, Japan's Jiji Press news agency also detailed other incidents of violence and intimidation in Xi'an the same day, reporting that other cars were overturned by gangs and a university student was roughed up and called "traitor" just for wearing a Japanese brand of clothing.
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STOP COMMON CORE AND CSCOPE! Opposition to obama-backed National "Education" (INDOCTRINATION) Scheme Grows
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Written by Alex Newman
As the Obama administration continues its effort to bribe or bludgeon state governments into accepting the widely criticized "Common Core" national education curriculum standards, opposition is growing — especially among homeschooling families and private institutions worried about the loss of educational liberty, parental rights, and local authority. While the controversial school standardization scheme does not directly apply to home educators or private schools yet, experts and advocates say the effects are already starting to be felt. This may be just the beginning, too, which is why activists are gearing up for a fight to defeat the agenda.
The Home School Legal Defense Association, a non-profit organization dedicated to defending and advancing the constitutional right of parents to direct the education of their children, is on the front lines of the battle. According to the HSLDA, which has been expressing serious concerns about "Common Core" for years, the deeply controversial effort to standardize what government schools all across America are teaching is problematic for several reasons. It will affect homeschoolers, too.
"Our concern with the Common Core is twofold," HSLDA Director of Federal Relations William Estrada told The New American in a phone interview. "The first is that the success of homeschooling shows that kids do best when parents are in control of educational decisions. Common Core centralizes what kids are taught, how they are taught, and what they should learn, in the hands of a few educational bureaucrats at the national level — completely cutting out parents, teachers, and local school boards."
Indeed, a wide range of organizations and activists have expressed similar fears about the national education scheme, which is being pushed on state governments and local school districts by the Obama administration through the use of federal "Race to the Top" grants and other means. Under the radar until very recently, some 45 states have already signed on to the controversial program. The opposition, however, is just getting started.
Of course, supporters of Common Core claim that it does not directly affect homeschoolers or non-government-funded private schools. Home education advocates, families, and experts, though, are not buying the denials. Led in large part by the HSLDA and other liberty-minded organizations, the home-education community is just one of the powerful political forces getting involved in the fight. The problem for homeschoolers, Estrada explained, is that the Common Core will, at some point, seek control over all education.
"The second major concern is that a national curriculum and national standards will eventually be broadened to include homeschoolers, which would eliminate the ability of parents to tailor their educational message to each specific child," said Estrada, an attorney who lobbies the federal government on behalf of homeschooling families. "It will eliminate the freedom of homeschool parents to choose their child's education."
Indeed, the first symptoms of the "Common Core" problem are already being felt by the homeschooling community. Among the most serious: An increasing number of home education-related companies, for example, have started aligning their curricula and learning materials with the national program. In fact, at least ten popular homeschool curricula produced by various companies are now tailored to conform with the national scheme being pushed by the Obama administration and his radical allies, according to Kristen Chevrier of Home School Wise, who is working to compile a list. There are probably many more.
Despite fears that potential national exams and tracking schemes could one day de-facto force families and private schools to adopt the controversial system, there are still many more companies and organizations that do not incorporate "Common Core." Chevrier provides an extensive list of instructional materials for homeschoolers that — at least so far — have not been aligned with standards being pushed by the federal government and other powerful forces.
Meanwhile, groups like Freedom Project Education, which provides classical K-12 online schooling, actually boast of their independence from government control, speaking out forcefully against the extremist attempt to impose a national education system on America. FPE Curriculum Director Mary Black warned The New American that, while starting with just less-controversial subjects like English and math, Common Core proponents eventually plan to control the entire educational process nationwide — they essentially admit as much in their own documents, actually.
"The true intent of those who authored it is not to improve the education of our students," explained Black, who spent 36 years teaching all ages before joining FPE. "The true purpose, I believe, is to remove control of our schools and children from local, even state, and parental authority. There are many inherent dangers, but chief among them is the surrender of control of our children to the federal government, which intends to use schools as purveyors of a socialist agenda."
According to Black and other experts, documentation shows Common Core is actually a step in the process toward achieving a longtime goal of the United Nations and its supporters: a one-world education system. The UN, of course, has long sought to harmonize global educational standards. And billionaire Bill Gates — one of the primary figures behind Common Core — has also expressed devotion to a similar agenda.
The national curriculum itself is problematic, too. "My review of the Common Core standards indicated that they were designed to teach students what to think and not how to think," Black explained, echoing concerns expressed by numerous analysts who have investigated the scheme. "The literary classics have been stripped and replaced with books promoting a socialist agenda…. It is certain that it will leave students unable to think for themselves."
Americans, Black added, must resist the scheme to nationalize the education system. "This is a battle for the control of our children and their education," she explained, pointing to the far-reaching threat inherent in central government usurpation of the minds of the young — a top priority for totalitarian-minded leaders throughout centuries of history.
Like the HSLDA and other home education advocates, Black also believes Common Core will eventually affect homeschoolers — even if the process may be slow and sneaky at first. She cited federalized testing and changes to the widely used ACT and SAT as among the primary tools to gradually enforce broader compliance with the dubious national standards.
"Those who have not used the textbooks designed to teach these standards have little chance to do well, giving parents and students who want to go to college no choice but to use those textbooks," Black explained. However, she continued, in addition to the vested interests hoping to profit from Common Core — textbook publishers, for instance — powerful forces such as the global-government-promoting Council on Foreign Relations are helping to advance the plan as well.
Of course, there is a real educational crisis going on in America. Consider, for example, a stunning announcement by officials in New York City last week: Almost 80 percent of high school graduates actually need to re-learn basic skills like reading and math before they can enter even the city's community college system, according to CBS New York. Across America, students are increasingly graduating without even basic reading and writing abilities.
The real solution to America's education crisis, however, is not to nationalize the system, experts say. "The local school boards and parents of that school district should determine the standards because they are most personally vested with the education of their children," Black explained, a common sentiment expressed by parents and educators alike. "The idea of all schools being exactly the same is Utopian, a goal of socialists since the 1800s."
Across the nation, as awareness of Common Core grows, opposition is surging as well — after all, the whole idea is completely at odds with American traditions of liberty, federalism, and self-governance. State school board officials who have spoken with The New American are outraged. Teachers are too. With homeschoolers joining the fight, however, the forces seeking to impose a national curriculum on the American people without their consent are likely to face an increasingly tough battle — a war, perhaps, that is only just getting started.
Source: The New American
Alex Newman is a correspondent for The New American, covering economics, politics, and more. He can be reached at email@example.com.
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Genome Donators Can Be Sleuthed Out
Since the first human genome sequence was published, thousands of people have submitted their DNA for scientific analysis. They made these donations anonymously—or so they thought. Now, using publicly available information, researchers found they could figure out the identities of 50 individuals who had loaned their genes to science. Their results, although not the names of the people, are in the journal Science. [Melissa Gymrek et al., Identifying Personal Genomes by Surname Inference]
Biomedical research depends on the participation of human subjects, and issues of privacy have always been a concern. When scientists share genomic data, they first strip away identifying information, like the individual's name and date of birth. But is that really enough?
Researchers looked at a specific set of markers in genomes whose sequences were in a public database. And they found that by matching up these markers with sequences that people had submitted to genealogy web sites, they could identify some of the genome donors' relatives and, with a bit more sleuthing, come up with their actual names.
Of course, many people now post online accounts of what's on their minds or even on their menus. But even those who are relatively relaxed about their privacy might think twice about their genomes going public.
—Karen Hopkin
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EMI (electromagnetic interference) mitigation is a critical step in the design process in most electronic systems, and especially so in the automotive world. In many cases, automotive OEM emissions requirements are even more stringent than both national and international standards bodies like the FCC. Unfortunately, by their nature, switching regulators are sources of EMI; but, in order to keep power supply designs small and efficient, switchers are a critical component. So how can you reap the benefits of a switching regulator while still meeting challenging EMI requirements?
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We are all well aware that the demand for Electric Vehicles (EV) is increasing rapidly. This eight-part training session begins with a description of a typical EV system in part 1. Part 2 is a brief description of how both Lead Acid and Lithium Ion batteries are charged. Part 3 focuses on the types of power factor and harmonic currents. Part 4 discusses power factor correction and the typical boost PFC stage. Part 5 concentrates on the Phase Shifted Full Bridge topology, including the reasons why it is used and a detailed description of how it operates.
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Pradnyaa Phadke-Garzisi Multifunctional Packaging
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