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Seatel Pattern Unlock with Reset
Reset Method
- Switch off your Seatel Android mobile.
- After that, Press and Hold
- Volume Up and Power Button
- Volume Down and the Power button
- When the Logo appears, release all the buttons.
- Afterward, You will see Android exclamation mark appears.
- While holding down the Power button press and release the Volume Up Button.
- Now select Wipe Data / Factory Reset Option, using volume down button and press Power Button.
- Now Select Yes Option by using volume down button and press Power Button.
- Using Power Button to select Reboot System Now.
- Unlock Completed on your Seatel android mobile.
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You can Unlock your Seatel Android mobile remotely. And also play sound and secure your device remotely with Google find my device feature.
Check out complete guide about Google Find My Device.
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- First, Open any browser.
- Then, visit the Android Device Manager.
- Log in with the Google account (Same account as on your mobile).
- After login,
- There will be three different options Play Sound, Secure device and Erase device.
- After that, Click on Erase device option.
- Then you will see Erase all data menu.
- Finally, Tap on the Erase option.
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- First, Power On your Seatel mobile.
- After the number of unsuccessful attempts on your mobile, You will see the Forgot pattern option.
- Now Tap on the Forgot pattern option.
- Next, Enter your Google Account username and password.
- Afterward, Tap on the Sign In.
- Then Choose a new password and unlock your device.
- Finally, Your phone should now be unlocked.


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For public safety personnel, there is little more frustrating than responding to a life-saving call, when seconds count, and not being able to find the address. Fixing this problem is a project close to Cheryl O'Connor's heart.
O'Connor, the director of the Ionia County Equalization Department, and also the county's address ordinance coordinator, said having consistency in addresses is vital to keeping people safe.
"When first responders go out, seconds count, minutes are wasted searching for an address," O'Connor said. "When we find an address that is incorrect, we look into it."
If the address is out of sequence, an ambulance going along may see the numbers go up and turn in the other direction – taking up valuable time, she added.
"If my daughter were at that residence, if I were at that residence, I'd want them to find her or me as quickly as possible," O'Connor said.
Sometimes she learns of an even number on the odd side of the street – or vice versa – from a first responder who ran into difficulty locating an address. Sometimes it's from a utility company or other agency. That's when she notifies property owners that their address number doesn't comply with the county address numbering system and that they need to change their address.
Most of them make the change. Some decide to appeal. If they do, there is a new board appointed to hear those appeals: the Central Dispatch board of directors.
The county's Address Ordinance of 2000 was established to provide a uniform county-wide system for numbering structures to help with locating structures. Finding an address quickly enables faster response and location of a structure, particularly by law enforcement and emergency responders in the event of an emergency.
The Ionia County Board of Commissioners amended the ordinance at their Dec. 18 meeting to make the Central Dispatch board the body to hear appeals. Formerly it was an appeal board that included the Central Dispatch director, the Ionia County Road Commission manager and the township supervisor of the affected property owner.
According to the resolution amending the address ordinance, the Central Dispatch board has among its membership four citizen representatives, which will "allow for a more efficient appeal; process and scheduling, and to help provide due process and impartiality to property owners."
Addresses used to be issued by Consumer's Energy or the building department, and over the past 20 years that have been numerous issues related to odd-even numbers and sequencing, said O'Connor.
Some people are unhappy about having to make the change, saying "'We've lived here for 50 years,' and sometimes they appeal," said O'Connor. "It goes to the board and they decide whether it should be changed."
Last year, about 200 people were told they were not in compliance. Ten appealed the decision to require an address change, she said.
When an address is changed, O'Connor notifies Consumers Energy, area post offices and the county clerk. If the resident is a registered voter, their driver's license and voters card will be updated. She also ensures maps are correct and changes the address for GPSs. She sends out a form that the residents can send to banks and credit companies notifying them of the changed address. Mail is forwarded for one year, O'Connor said, so residents have one year to notify companies they do business with that the old address is not longer valid.
"It's a really easy process, and it is something that is needed," she said. "Long gone are the days when responders were all local and knew where everyone lived."
O'Connor said today an ambulance may come from Grand Rapids if Ionia County rigs are tied up on other calls, and even sheriff's deputies and state police troopers may be coming from all over the county.
There have been times when responders didn't get to the person in time, or got to them but it was difficult, O'Connor said. "This really needs to be done."
Follow Karen Bota on Twitter @KarenB_ISS.

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Written by Iljitsch van Beijnum / Courtesy of ArsTechnica
IPv6 deployment is gaining momentum as
World IPv6 Launch on June 6 approaches.
Some "technologies of the future" stubbornly remain in the future and resist becoming technologies of the present. Case in point: fusion energy. For a long time, IPv6 seemed to fall into that category. But now, could it finally be for real? Anyone who missed the memo: current IP addresses are 32 bits long and are running out. IPv6 fixes this with addresses that are 128 bits long. But this only works when you actually run IPv6. Last year, some big players did exactly that for one day as a test. This year, the idea is to leave it on.
I'm at the 83rd IETF meeting in Paris this week (the same Internet Engineering Task Force that created IPv6 in the first place in the 1990s). I went to my first IETF meeting in 2002. Back then there was a lot of IPv6 work going on, although there was plenty of IPv6 skepticism heard in the hallways. A decade later, IPv6 is a given. Only when I try to check Dutch news sites to see if we still have a government do I notice that I'm on the IPv6-only WiFi network. All the IETF-related pages and tools are available over IPv6 as a matter of course. That isn't to say no IPv6-related work is going on, but that work happens in maintenance and operations working groups. In fact, the IETF leadership is now thinking about chartering a "v4exit" working group to focus on an orderly shutdown of the old IPv4 protocol.
In the meantime, World IPv6 Launch looms large. It's coming to a worldwide computer network near you on June 6. Last year, Akamai was one of the prominent participants in World IPv6 Day, which failed to kill the Internet last year. There was some more work to be done, however. Akamai explained to Network World that, as of April, the content delivery network is finally ready for IPv6.
Cisco and the Internet Society (ISOC) used the Paris meeting for a near-impromptu lunch get-together, talking about what some of the big World IPv6 Launch participants are doing. ISOC's Phil Roberts, moderator of the panel, kicked things off by saying that "IPv6 'on by default' is the new normal."
In response to questions from the audience, Time Warner Cable and Comcast representatives talked about what the new normal means to them. As part of World IPv6 Launch, they've committed to have one percent of their customers using IPv6 by June 6. But as 30 percent of their consumers use Windows XP (which doesn't have IPv6 enabled out of the box) and 70 percent have a non-IPv6-capable home router, they need to enable IPv6 on a rather significant number of subscriber connections to hit that seemingly unambitious one percent. New Comcast and Time Warner Cable users—and also many existing users—will gain IPv6 connectivity over the next three months, and more after that. However, different cities will get it at different times.
So far, Comcast has provided IPv6 connectivity only to Windows Vista/7 and OS X 10.7 users who connect their computer directly to a DOCSIS 3 cable modem. But they're now also going to delegate an entire range of IPv6 addresses to IPv6-capable home routers, which can then hand out these addresses on their LAN ports and over Wi-Fi. And IPv6-support is even coming to selected DOCSIS 2 modems. Both cable operators will be giving out /64 prefixes, which is the size used on a single subnet. In other words: you can't daisy chain home routers or have separate IPv6 home and office networks separated by a router or firewall. The rationale for this decision is that some home routers may be confused by a larger address block, and current ones have no use for such a bigger block, anyway. But bigger address blocks may be given out at some point in the future.
Speaking of home routers, Cisco, the new home of Linksys, has a lineup of routers that have IPv6 enabled by default. The same is true for D-Link. These IPv6-enabled home routers are set up to request a range of addresses on their WAN side and redistribute those on the LAN side. This way, IPv6-capable systems automatically get both IPv4 and IPv6, while everything else continues to use IPv4 as usual.
Last year, most of the focus of the World IPv6 Day 24-hour trial run was on big websites. These are again joining the party this year, but they won't remove their server's IPv6 addresses from the DNS again after the 24 hours is up. Google's Lorenzo Colitti is looking forward to welcoming that one percent of IPv6 users from the participating ISPs on the Google servers. He stressed that publishing IPv6 addresses in the DNS permanently this year is only realistically possible after World IPv6 Day. It showed that it was possible to enable IPv6 for the whole Internet without significant impact.
So even though ISOC has yet to get any mobile networks on board, as of early June, network operators should expect a significant increase in IPv6 traffic. And that will be just the beginning. It's the new normal, after all. Here at Ars we're going to prepare for World IPv6 Day with an article explaining how you can enable IPv6 in your own (home) network.
Written by Iljitsch van Beijnum / Courtesy of ArsTechnica


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My boy Jack and I had a fantastic time in Paris and Rome. We saw every inch of both towns and took a night train in between. Eight days of croissants, pasta, art, sunshine, laughter, and lots of drawings:
I didn't really think before I left and just took my book and a fountain pen. Fortunately, Jack remembered to pack my old Windsor Newton watercolor set. I haven't used these paints in ages and seeing them on the page made me feel like I had stepped back a decade. My colors look faded and dull after a couple of years under the care of Dr. Martin and his wee bottles of transparent technicolor magic. I pushed them and the Niji waterbrushes as hard as I could but they don't have that gem-like pizzazz I yearn for.
Anyway, it was still loads of fun and Jack was an awesome travel companion and even more fervent a devotee of the travel sketchbook than his old man. You can read all of my ramblings on the pages below — just click the thumbnails and they'll spring into big images.
I'll post some scans of Jack's pages soon.


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Our next Global Days of Service period is upon us!
It's a new year - let's start 2014 out right! There are many ways to serve one's family, one's nation, one's community, one's neighbor, one's environment - it is up to you to find a manner of service which is meaningful to you in the context of your life and Zen Buddhist practice -
I will start by letting you know that my participation in Global Day of Service over the last couple of years has progressed from the commitment of a day four times a year to a new career in social work and environmental advocacy (this way I get to commute to work in my kayak and/or bicycle )....
This is powerful stuff, service is, if you give it a chance it might just become a way of life!
As you participate in your service projects, please share your activity here - there is beauty and energy in practicing as a Sangha!
You and I have what we need. There is beauty in letting it go; sharing it -
The gift of service is boundless and inexhaustible
We will all be here; practicing together.
Please feel free to visit previous Global Day of Service threads of you are in need of ideas or inspiration!
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The United States Trade Representative (URTR) has proposed a new copyright provision that would address some intellectual property concerns found in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a massive trade agreement currently being negotiated amongst nine Pacific Rim countries in San Diego this week. Canada was recently extended an invitation, but its formal membership has yet to be approved by the existing nine countries, including the United States.
In a statement emailed to reporters on Tuesday, the USTR appears to be addressing exceptions to copyright restrictions, which had not been included in a TPP draft leaked a year ago.
"For the first time in any US trade agreement, the United States is proposing a new provision, consistent with the internationally recognized '3-step test,' that will obligate Parties to seek to achieve an appropriate balance in their copyright systems in providing copyright exceptions and limitations for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research," wrote Carol Guthrie, the spokesperson for the USTR, in an e-mail sent to Ars.
"These principles are critical aspects of the US copyright system, and appear in both our law and jurisprudence. The balance sought by the US TPP proposal recognizes and promotes respect for the important interests of individuals, businesses, and institutions who rely on appropriate exceptions and limitations in the TPP region."
Historically, major intellectual property holders, such as the RIAA and MPAA—who both support the TPP—have called for stronger international copyright protection.
Skeptical optimism
That three-step test, which was established in international law in 1967, generally allows for exceptions to copyright restrictions that do not "conflict with a normal exploitation of the work and does not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the author."
American IP law is, of course, imperfect. However, it does attempt to maintain a balance between strong enforcement mechanisms while also allowing for robust fair use and the public domain. But in IP treaties, all that tends to get exported from the American model are the restrictions, rather than the exemptions.
As such, TPP watchers have cautiously applauded the move.
"Recognizing the limitations and exceptions is generally a very positive development," said Rashmi Rangnath, a staff attorney at Public Knowledge, but she said that her and others' concerns would "depend on [the proposal's] wording."
Jonathan Band, a Washington, DC-based intellectual property attorney, concurred.
"This is a very positive development," he wrote to Ars in an e-mail on Tuesday. "This is the first time that the US has sought language of this sort in an international agreement. From the blog one can't discern the precise language, which of course makes a big difference in how effective it will be on the ground. Nonetheless, this appears to be a big step in the right direction. Hopefully it will be well received by the other negotiating partners, and perhaps they will make it even stronger."
The specific language here, like the entire treaty itself, has yet to be made officially public.
Devil remains in the details
Fundamentally, interested parties have generally criticized the TPP's secrecy, as no official draft has ever been made public. The "intellectual property chapter" of the TPP was leaked last year, but no one is sure if the current draft being discussed matches it or not.
Last week, a San Diego County congressman asked to sit in on this week's round of negotiations—a request that was denied. However, the USTR did allow Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) to attend as a "stakeholder," the semi-public part of the talks, but not the negotiations themselves. A separate letter from 130 congressional Democrats illustrates political anxiety that many politicians have with such opaque free-trade agreements, despite the fact that, as Reuters points out, "Congress last year overwhelmingly approved three such pacts—with South Korea, Colombia and Panama."
But beyond the secrecy of the treaty itself, experts have honed in on several problematic aspects to the leaked draft. Among the most important are a lack of definition of fair use and public domain rights, extension of copyright to "life plus 70" (putting it in line with American law), treating temporary copies (such as in a cache or a video buffer on streaming sites) as copyrightable, and a ban on the circumvention of digital locks, among others.
Earlier this year, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) called it "ACTA-plus," referring to the oft-protested proposed copyright treaty that seems to be on its deathbed.
Update: Parker Higgins, an activist at the EFF, wrote in to Ars to say that the organization "opposes this new proposal, which was made without allowing for input from public interest groups and other interested stakeholders. The USTR may try to paint the "3-step-test" in a positive light, but it actually imposes rigid constraints on the sorts of "fair use" provisions countries may enact."


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Kutcher takes on tech idol Steve Jobs in 'jOBS'
PARK CITY, Utah - Ashton Kutcher says playing Steve Jobs on screen "was honestly one of the most terrifying things I've ever tried to do in my life."
The 34-year-old actor helped premiere the biopic "jOBS" Friday, which was the closing-night film at the Sundance Film Festival.
Kutcher plays the Apple Inc. founder from the company's humble origins in the 1970s until the launch of the first iPod in 2001. A digital entrepreneur himself, Kutcher said he considers Jobs a personal hero.
"He's a guy who failed and got back on the horse," Kutcher said. "I think we can all sort of relate to that at some point in life."
Kutcher even embodied the Jobs character as he pursued his own high-tech interests off-screen.
"What was nice was when I was preparing for the character, I could still work on product development for technology companies, and I would sort of stay in character, in the mode of the character," he said. "But I didn't feel like I was compromising the work on the film by working on technology stuff because it was pretty much in the same field."
But playing the real-life tech icon who died in 2011 still felt risky, he said, because "he's fresh in our minds."
"It was kind of like throwing myself into this gauntlet of, I know, massive amounts of criticism because somebody's going to go 'well, it wasn't exactly...,'" Kutcher said.
While the filmmakers say they tried to be as historically accurate as possible, there was also a disclaimer at the very end of the credits that said portions of the film might not be completely accurate.
Still, realism was always the focus for Kutcher, who watched "hundreds of hours of footage," listened to Jobs' past speeches and interviewed several of his friends to prepare for the role.
The actor even adopted the entrepreneur's "fruitarian diet," which he said "can lead to some serious issues."
"I ended up in the hospital two days before we started shooting the movie," he said. "I was like doubled over in pain, and my pancreas levels were completely out of whack, which was completely terrifying, considering everything."
Jobs died of complications from pancreatic cancer.
Still, Kutcher was up to the challenge of playing Jobs, in part because of his admiration for the man who created the Macintosh computer and the iPod.
"I admire this man so much and what he's done. I admire the way he built things," Kutcher said. "This guy created a tool that we use every day in our life, and he believed in it when nobody else did."
The film also shows Jobs' less appealing side, withholding stock options from some of the company's original employees and denying child support to the mother of his eldest child.
Kutcher still found the man inspiring. Jobs had a singular focus, Kutcher said, and felt like anyone could change the world.
"I don't know if there's ever been an entrepreneur who's had more compassion and care for his consumer than Steve Jobs," Kutcher said. "He wanted to put something in your hand that you could use and you could use it easily... and he really cared about that."
AP Entertainment Writer Sandy Cohen is on Twitter: www.twitter.com/APSandy.


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Business update: Google redesigns Android to power smartwatches
The Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO — Google thinks it's time for an Internet-connected watch that performs many of the same tasks as a smartphone but with fewer distractions and rude interruptions.
The Internet's most influential company is trying to unleash a new era in mobile computing with a version of its Android software tailored for high-tech watches and other devices that can be worn instead of held.
The "Android Wear" operating system released Tuesday is an altered version of Google's popular software that powers more than 1 billion of the world's smartphones and tablets. The new software will run on an array of so-called smartwatches scheduled to be released later this year.
Google so far has only sold the $1,500 Glass device to a limited number of people known as "explorers." Some of those early Glass adopters have been mocked as goofy-looking geeks while others have been ridiculed and scorned for being able to take video and photos surreptitiously without the consent of those around them.
Like Glass and smartphones running on other versions of the software, the Android watches will respond to voice commands such as "Ok Google" to play a specific song, send a text or make a restaurant reservation. It will also feature a virtual assistant, called Google Now, to learn a user's routines and preference so it can automatically show important information that can be seen with a quick look at the wrist.
Google is already trying to create more uses for Android watches by making the software available to computer programmers interested in making apps for the software.
Cultivating more applications will be crucial because smartwatches probably may never become the main device that people use to help manage their lives, said Gartner analyst Brian Blau. That means consumers are going to have to see more compelling features to be persuaded to spend another $100 or $200 for a complementary device to a smartphone or tablet.
"Fashion is a big industry, but selling these watches will be more of challenge," Blau predicted. "We still need to see what kind of cool apps there will be and what kind of new behaviors they will enable."
The first Android watch may come from Motorola Mobility, a Google subsidiary that is in the process of being sold to Lenovo Group. Motorola already has built a prototype of its Android watch, called "Moto 360," that will go on sale this summer. No details on pricing were announced.
LG Electronics, a frequent Google partner in the smartphone and tablet markets, and fashion accessory maker Fossil Group also say they will share more details about their Android watches in the coming months. Other device makers working on Android watches include Asus, HTC and Samsung Electronics, according to Google.
Those companies will likely be competing against a highly anticipated smartwatch from iPhone maker Apple Inc. that is expected to be unveiled later this year. True to its secretive nature, Apple hasn't confirmed any plans to add a watch to its product line, although CEO Tim Cook has left little doubt he is intrigued by the concept.
There are already several other smartwatches on the market, including a recently released timepiece from Samsung that runs on that company's own operating system.
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Positive thinker has high hopes for Illini
Former Rutgers associate coach Jolette Law will start from the beginning when it comes to building a talent pipeline to the Illinois women's basketball program.
"I want to keep the players in state, get everyone before they come out of their mother's womb thinking and breathing Illini basketball,'' Law said.
Law, 39, is a Florence, S.C., native who recruited Chicago hard during her 12 years as a Rutgers assistant.
Law agreed to a five-year contract that will pay her $300,000 before performance-based incentives similar to other Illini head coaches.
"This is truly, truly a dream come true,'' Law said. "I've worked so hard to do the right things and hope hard work pays off. Today, I knew it had paid off.''
Law replaced Theresa Grentz, a Women's Basketball Hall of Fame member who resigned in April after compiling a 210-156 record in 12 seasons.
Evidently, Law is a recruiter and promoter who believes in positive thinking.
"We will win the Big Ten championship,'' she said. "We will go to the NCAAs. We will win the national championship. That's what I believe. Quote me on this.''


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I am a confirmed hardcore carnivore, but every once in a while I have to make some nice pasta dishes for a milchig dinner. Especially now that Shavuos is almost upon us… Here are two of my favorites:
Fettuccine Alfredo with Mushrooms
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 lb fettucine
- 1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- pinch of nutmeg
- salt and pepper to taste.
- 3/4 cup chopped shitake mushrooms
- 2 cloves garlic, chopped
- 1 cup shredded Mozarella
- Mix the butter and 2/3 cup of the heavy cream, bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce heat and simmer gently for 2 minutes or until the cream has thickened slightly.
- Boil a large pan of lightly salted water, over medium heat.
- Add the pasta, bring back to a boil and cook for 9 minutes or until tender but still firm to the bite. Drain pasta thoroughly, return to pan, pour in the sauce (from step 1)
- Toss the pasta in the sauce, over a low fire, until thoroughly coated. Add the remaining 1/3 cup of heavy cream, the shredded Mozarella, nutmeg, mushrooms, salt and pepper to taste. Toss the pasta thoroughly in the whole mixture while on a low flame.
- While pasta is cooking, sauté the mushrooms and garlic in a little bit of oil, until garlic pieces are golden brown.
- Put the pasta mixture on a large warmed serving plate. Add the sautéed mushrooms and garlic. Serve and sprinkle generously with the grated Parmesan cheese.
Serves 4
Vegetable Cannelloni
- 12 cannelloni
- 1 eggplant
- 1/2 cup fresh spinach
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 tsp cumin
- 1 1/4 cup chopped mushrooms
- salt and pepper
- Basil, to garnish
Tomato Sauce
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 lb 12 ozs canned chopped tomatoes
- 1 teaspoon 10x confectioners sugar
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
- 4 Mozzarella slices
- In a large pan boil some lightly salted water. Add the cannelloni, return to a boil and cook for another 9 minutes or until tender but still firm to the bite. Put pasta in a plate and pat dry with paper towels.
- Cut the eggplant into small dice. Heat the oil in a skillet over medium heat. add the eggplant, stir frequently while cooking for about three minutes.
- Add spinach, garlic, cumin and mushrooms. Reduce the heat. Season with pepper and salt to taste. Cooking for 2 to 3 minutes stirring constantly. Spoon the mixture into the cannelloni. Arrange cannelloni in a casserole in a single layer.
- To make the sauce, heat oil in a pan over medium heat. Add the onion and garlic, cook for 1 minute. Add the tomatoes, sugar and basil. Bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer gently for 5 minutes. Spoon the sauce over cannelloni.
- Arrange the Mozzarella slices over the sauce and bake in 375 F. preheated oven for 30 minutes or until cheese is golden brown and bubbling. serve hot garnished with a prig of basil.
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Stop the spread of 'stomach flu'
IONIA COUNTY — Winter, "the cold and flu season," is typically the time of year when gastrointestinal illness, what many call "the stomach flu," is on the rise.
This illness actually has nothing to do with the flu, or influenza, which is a respiratory illness, but is caused by a highly contagious norovirus, which can be responsible for large outbreaks in communal settings, such as health care facilities, schools and childcare centers.
Symptoms of the norovirus illness include vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, nausea, fever and headache. There is no specific treatment for norovirus, and symptoms typically resolve within 48 hours.
"Ionia County residents can play an important role in helping to stop the spread of norovirus and other illnesses," said Joanne Eakins, personal health director with the Ionia County Health Department (ICHD). "But it requires that all of us be vigilant in our personal hygiene habits."
Noroviruses can be transmitted in a number of ways, including through person-to-person contact, by consumption of contaminated food and water, in airborne droplets of vomit, and through contact with contaminated surfaces like doorknobs and faucets.
Eakins recommends following these steps to aid in preventing the spread of the illness:
• Wash hands with soap and warm water after using the bathroom, changing diapers or caring for a household member with symptoms of norovirus.
• Wash hands with soap and warm water before preparing or eating food.
• Cook shellfish thoroughly before eating.
• Wash raw vegetables before eating.
• Food service workers with symptoms of norovirus should not prepare or touch food.
• Health care workers with norovirus symptoms should stay home from work.
• Children with norovirus symptoms should stay home from school or child care.
"Following these simple measures will help everyone stay healthy during this winter season," Eakins said.
More information about norovirus is available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at www.cdc.gov/features/norovirus. Call the ICHD with questions at 616-527-5341.


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Apparently, Captain Andy Hillstrand of Discovery TV's Deadliest Catch got to know Teddy Roosevelt on Saturday when he visited Nationals Park to throw out the first pitch.
When the Nationals returned to take on the Florida Marlins Sunday afternoon, Roosevelt was nowhere to be found. As the presidents entered the field for their 4th inning race, Teddy appeared on the HD scoreboard. He was still out fishing for Marlin with Captain Andy.
"Me and @capt_andy went fishing today," Teddy tweeted later. "I totally forgot about the race! Oops!"
The presence of Marlin in the Anacostia River wasn't the only eyebrow-raising development in Sunday's race. Thomas Jefferson took his third straight presidents race to suddenly make things interesting in the season standings.
With Abe Lincoln's lead narrowed to just two games over Tom, the Nats will return to DC next weekend for their final three-game series.
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When suiting up with that "power tie," you may also want to strike a pose — a power pose, that is. New research indicates that holding a pose that opens up a person's body and takes up space will alter hormone levels and make the person feel more powerful and more willing to take risks. "These poses actually make you more powerful," said study researcher Amy C.J. Cuddy, a social psychologist at the Harvard Business School.
The opposite also proved true: Constrictive postures lowered a person's sense of power and willingness to take risks. Cuddy teaches the results of the study to her students. . . .
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In the study, researchers randomly assigned 42 participants, 26 of them women, to assume and hold a pair of either low- or high-power poses. The high-power posers spent one minute sitting in a chair in front of a desk, with feet resting on it and hands clasped behind the head, and, in the other pose, they stood, leaning forward over a table, with arms out and hands resting on the table. In both poses, the participants took up space, an expression of power not unique to the human world. For example, peacocks fan their tails to attract a mate and chimpanzees bulge their chests to assert their hierarchical rank, the researchers noted.
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The low-power group sat for one minute with their hands clasped on their thighs, legs together, and also stood for one minute with arms folded and legs crossed.
After the subjects had finished their poses, they were given $2 with the option of keeping it or gambling it on the roll of a die. Depending on the outcome, the subjects could double their money or lose it.
Subjects also were asked to rate how "powerful" and "in charge" they felt. The researchers measured hormone levels before and after the poses.
Those who held the high-power poses saw their testosterone increase, while their levels of a stress hormone, cortisol, decreased. Testosterone is associated with dominance and tends to rise before a competition and after a win, but not after a defeat, according to prior research. People in power tend to have lower levels of cortisol. Although cortisol levels can fluctuate in response to challenges, chronically elevated cortisol levels seen among people with low status have been associated with health problems.
The high-power posers were more likely to risk their $2 for the chance to double it: Eighty-six percent took the gamble, compared with 60 percent of the low-power posers. They also reported feeling more powerful and in charge than did the low-power posers.
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Read the whole story at LiveScience. Image from Flickr. For a sample of related Situationist posts, see "The Situational Power of Appearance and Posture," "The Situational Effects of Hand-Washing," "The Situation of Imitation and Mimickry," "The Situation of Trust," "Embodied Rationality," "The Embodied Cognition Bonanza!," "The Situation of Body Image," "The Magnetism of Beautiful People," "Sam Gosling on the Meaning of the Stuff in our Situation," "The Situation of Touch," and "The Situation of Hair Color."


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I didn't know what would happen when he showed up. I was nervous. I hoped I would be able to control myself. But he looked more fantastic than I remembered. Dear God, why did he have to come back into my life just when I thought I was over him? And why was I letting him come back??
So I begged him to leave. We can't do this, I said. Please, just go. You know how badly I want you, but I just can't. He was completely indifferent to my pleas. He just sat there and watched me. He knew he always made me weak in the knees and he was enjoying this. I hated him for it. I loved him for it.
Who was I kidding, I knew I'd submit to him. More than once. I always did. And he knew it.
And ohh, it was soooooooo good. I was shocked by my raw animal passion for him. Before I knew what was happening my eyes were rolling back in my head and my toes were curling. Primitive grunts escaped my throat. Every cell in my body ached for him. He rocked my world. I couldn't speak but in my mind I screamed "YES YES YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS" over and over. He satisfied me utterly and completely. He fulfilled primal needs I didn't even realize I had.
I would have done anything for him.
I felt like I was in a fugue; I was intensely aware of the sensation of us coming together but it also seemed otherworldly, like an out-of-body experience. Sublime. And so right.
For a while I basked in the afterglow. This is how it should always be, I thought. What was I so afraid of?
And then, slowly, the glow faded. I looked over at him and realized that these encounters of ours could never amount to anything more. I loved him desperately. But our relationship was obsessive—so intense, so all-consuming, it would destroy both of us if we stayed together. With us it was all or nothing. A healthy long-term relationship would be impossible for us.
With tears in my eyes I pushed him away. I'm so sorry. I wish I were stronger.
As I turned to leave, I looked at him one last time. I snapped a quick photo of him so I would have a memento of this special evening.
Goodbye, my darling mashed potatoes. My beloved spuds. My delicious, buttery master. You are absolutely wonderful, but I can't be with you. I lose control whenever you're near me. I'm afraid you can never be anything more than an occasional booty call.


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This week's mystery movie was the 1933 Fox film "State Fair," with Janet Gaynor, Will Rogers, Lew Ayres, Sally Eilers, Norman Foster, Louise Dresser, Frank Craven and Victor Jory. Screenplay by Sonya Levien and Paul Green, from the novel by Philip Stong, photography by Hal Mohr, sound recorder A.l. Kirbach, settings by Duncan Cramer, wardrobe by Rita Kaufman, musical direction by Louis De Francesco. Directed by Henry King.
"State Fair" is not commercially available on DVD. Amazon Prime seems to offer a streaming version of a lousy print and the accompanying reviews are of the later musicals. TCM occasionally airs a fairly good print of this version and that's where I got it.
Writing in the New York Times (Jan. 27, 1933), Mordaunt Hall said:
Watching this film is almost as interesting as going to a state fair, for nothing seems to be neglected during the week in which it is supposed to take place. It is a homey tale, with many an intriguing bit. The outcome of some of the incidents may be anticipated, but that does not mitigate against them. In fact, when Melissa Frake, Abel Frake's sensible wife, wins first prizes with her pickles, jams and mincemeat there was probably not a soul among those who crowded into the big theater yesterday who did not feel highly pleased, even though they well knew that Abel had poured brandy into the mincemeat and Mrs. Frake had flavored it still further with the same stimulant.
…. Mr. Rogers is excellent in his role. Frank Craven supplies some well-spoken lines. Mr. Foster is a bit too intelligent to be convincing as the rustic Wayne. Louise Dresser is highly satisfactory as Mrs. Frake and Victor Jory is good as a barker. Lew Ayres is sympathetic as Gilbert.
"State Fair" is also worth noting if you remember the controversy a while back about how movie titles were just boring lists of names. "State Fair" uses a billboard for the credits:
And another billboard appears at the end. No fade out on the final embrace of Lew Ayres and Janet Gaynor.
Instead, the "State Fair" billboard slowly peels away to reveal…
For Monday, we have a mystery gent. He most heartily approves of such goings-on.
Update: This is Harry Holman as one of the hog judges. One of the other judges (Hobart Cavanaugh) lacked sufficient mysteriousness.
For Tuesday, we have a mystery guest from the animal kingdom.
Update: This is Dike of Rosedale as Blue Boy.
We also have a mystery gent. Our leading lady has been cropped out due to her insufficient mysteriousness. She will appear Friday.
Update: This is "nice guy but not her type" Frank Melton.
Brain Trust roll call: Mike Hawks (Monday's mystery gent), Patrick (Monday's mystery gent) and Mark Alan Vieira (Monday's mystery gent). I don't always say this, but I appreciate the level of research that goes into the Brain Trust's detective work in identifying the mystery movies. Your film knowledge is most impressive!
For Wednesday, we have a mystery woman.
Update: This is Louise Dresser.
And also a natty mystery gent.
Update: This is Norman Foster.
Brain Trust roll call: Mary Mallory (mystery movie, and Monday's and Tuesday's mystery guests), Mike Hawks (mystery movie, and Tuesday's mystery gent), Dan Nather (mystery movie, and Monday's and Tuesday's mystery guests), Sheila (mystery movie, and Monday's mystery guest), Howard Mandelbaum (mystery movie, and Monday's and Tuesday's mystery guests), Gary (mystery movie, Monday's mystery gent and our unseen mystery leading lady, and mystery pig), Sylvia E. (mystery movie, Monday's and Tuesday's mystery gents and our mystery pig) and L.C. (mystery movie and mystery cast).
Note: There are several mystery pigs in our mystery movie. Tuesday's mystery pig is the leading pig.
For Thursday, Wednesday's mystery chap seems to have made a friend.
Update: This is Norman Foster and Sally Eilers in a Pre-Code segment.
Also this not terribly mysterious gent.
Update: This is young Victor Jory.
Brain Trust roll call: Bob Hansen (mystery movie and mystery cast), Mary Mallory (Wednesday's mystery guests and peering into the future to see Friday's mystery guests), Beachgal (mystery movie, mystery guests, mystery pig and seeing into the future for Friday's mystery leading lady), David Inman (mystery movie and Wednesday's mystery gent), Mike Hawks (Wednesday's mystery guests), Anne Papineau (mystery movie and Wednesday's mystery woman), Howard Mandelbaum (Wednesday's mystery guests), Floyd Thursby (mystery movie and Monday's mystery guest) and Sylvia E. (Wednesday's mystery guests, peering into the future for Friday's mystery guests).
For Friday, we have an entirely unmysterious guest.
Update: Will Rogers.
And also two non-mystery guests.
Update: This is Lew Ayres and Janet Gaynor.
Brain Trust roll call: Mary Mallory (Thursday's mystery guests), Howard Mandelbaum (Thursday's mystery guests), Mike Hawks (Thursday's mystery guests), Dan Nather (Wednesday's and Thursday's mystery guests), Patrick (mystery movie, Wednesday's mystery guests and Thursday's carnival barker), Sylvia E. (Thursday's mystery guests and peering into the future to see Friday's mystery guests), Anne Papineau (Thursday's mystery carnival barker), Beachgal (Thursday's mystery guests and peering into the future for today's mystery guests).


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Review: A family is tested in 'No Safe House'
"No Safe House" (New American Library), by Linwood Barclay
A family's past continues to haunt Terry Archer and his family as they find it impossible to move on with their lives in Linwood Barclay's latest suburban thriller, "No Safe House."
Cynthia Archer still remembers a tragedy in her upbringing, and she promised herself that her husband, Terry, and her daughter, Grace, would be trauma-free. That hope was shattered seven years ago when her past came back with a vengeance. Now the three of them are trying to go on with their lives.
Grace has become a teenager and the angst associated with that has created a rift between mother and daughter. In a moment of anger, Cynthia makes a mistake, and the guilt forces her to move out.
One night, Grace decides to be a bit dangerous with an older boy, and the events that unfold seem to indicate she shot someone. While a father searches for answers, he also tries to keep what happened from his wife, whom he desperately wants back in his life. He knows that if she learns about what happened with Grace, Cynthia will be gone forever.
While this is a sequel to "No Time for Goodbye," familiarity with that earlier thriller isn't required to enjoy this look at a family trying to maintain cohesion. What makes the story work is the depth and strength of the Archer family and their love for each other that oozes off the page while bad things continue to happen around them.
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Manning says gender ID dispute could go to court
HAGERSTOWN, Md. - Imprisoned documents leaker Chelsea Manning says she'll go to court, if necessary, to receive treatment for gender identity disorder, also known as gender dysphoria.
The Private Manning Support Network published on its website Wednesday four letters signed by the Army private formerly known as Bradley Manning.
In one letter, Manning says defense attorney David Coombs is helping her seek treatment for gender dysphoria. The 25-year-old soldier says she wants to at least be allowed to live as a woman and receive hormone replacement therapy.
The military has said it does not provide treatment for gender dysphoria.
Manning is serving a 35-year sentence at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, for sending reams of classified information to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
The Associated Press respects Manning's wish to identify as a female.


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Not that it's anything we think the New York Times Company should do, but we thought it was worth pointing out that it costs the Times about twice as much money to print and deliver the newspaper over a year as it would cost to send each of its subscribers a brand new Amazon Kindle instead.
Here's how we did the math:
According to the Times's Q308 10-Q, the company spends $63 million per quarter on raw materials and $148 million on wages and benefits. We've heard the wages and benefits for just the newsroom are about $200 million per year.
After multiplying the quarterly costs by four and subtracting that $200 million out, a rough estimate for the Times's delivery costs would be $644 million per year.
The Kindle retails for $359. In a recent open letter, Times spokesperson Catherine Mathis wrote: "We have 830,000 loyal readers who have subscribed to The New York Times for more than two years." Multiply those numbers together and you get $297 million -- a little less than half as much as $644 million.
And here's the thing: a source with knowledge of the real numbers tells us we're so low in our estimate of the Times's printing costs that we're not even in the ballpark.
Are we trying to say the the New York Times should force all its print subscribers onto the Kindle or else? No. That would kill ad revenues and also, not everyone loves the Kindle.
What we're trying to say is that as a technology for delivering the news, newsprint isn't just expensive and inefficient; it's laughably so.
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Book gift guide: 20 picks for the season
NEW YORK — Louise Erdrich is more than this year's winner of the National Book Award for fiction. She's a bookstore owner and has some ideas for what customers might pick up as holiday gifts.
The four other finalists: "This Is How You Lose Her," by Junot Diaz; "A Hologram for the King," by Dave Eggers; "The Yellow Birds, by Kevin Powers; and "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk," by Ben Fountain.
"This was a tough crowd!" Erdrich, who runs Birchbark Books in Minneapolis, wrote in a recent email about her competition.
Erdrich didn't mention her own novel, "The Round House," but another author-bookseller took care of that. Ann Patchett, who founded Parnassus Books in Nashville, says she has been recommending Erdrich's story of a boy seeking his mother's rapist well before the award was announced in mid-November.
"I read the book really early on, and I've thought about it every single day since," Patchett said. "It's dark, funny, complex and very, very moving."
Patchett had several other suggestions, from Jon Meacham's biography "Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power," a pick she thinks ideal for men; to Maile Maloy's "The Apothecary" for middle schoolers. She also loved J.K. Rowling's first grownup novel, "The Casual Vacancy," a feeling she made clear in October when she interviewed the "Harry Potter" author on stage at Lincoln Center in Manhattan.
Erdrich also cited the illustrated edition of Edmund de Waal's "The Hare With Amber Eyes," writing that "it feels lustrous in hand, orderly, pleasing. This is what a book should be."
Gayle Shanks, owner of the Changing Hands bookstore in Tempe, Ariz., likes the novel "Beautiful Ruins" by Jess Walter; Deb Perlman's "Smitten Kitchen" cookbook; and Marcus Samuelsson's memoir "Yes, Chef."
Barnes & Noble is suggesting works of humor ("The Onion Book of Known Knowledge"), music (An illustrated Rolling Stones biography to mark the band's 50th anniversary) and history ("Reporting the Revolutionary War").
Sarah McNally, owner of McNally Jackson Books in Manhattan likes Alice Munro's story collection "Dear Life"; Alan Ryan's two-volume history "On Politics" and Louise Glueck's "Poems 1962-2012." Kate Milford, a children's author and McNally Jackson employee, suggests the picture book "Cecil, the Pet Glacier," by Matthea Harvey; the middle school novel "Twelve Kinds of Ice," by Ellen Bryan Obed and illustrator Barbara McClintock.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band and Kanye West will hit the stage at a Superstorm Sandy benefit concert next month at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
MSG announced Thursday that Billy Joel, The Who, Alicia Keys and Jon Bon Jovi will also perform at the Dec. 12 show, dubbed "12-12-12." More performers will be announced at a later date.
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If a little salt makes food taste better, then a lot must make it taste great, right? This logic is often applied in the digital domain, too. (My pet peeve is that TV shows and DVDs keep getting darker and darker.) In a similar vein, networks used to buffer a little data, but these buffers have been getting larger and larger and are now getting so big they are actually reducing performance. Long-time technology pundit Bob Cringely even deemed the issue worthy of three of his ten predictions for the new year.
Networks need buffers to function well. Think of a network as a road system where everyone drives at the maximum speed. When the road gets full, there are only two choices: crash into other cars, or get off the road and wait until things get better. The former isn't as disastrous on a network as it would be in real life: losing packets in the middle of a communication session isn't a big deal. (Losing them at the beginning or the end of a session can lead to some user-visible delays.) But making a packet wait for a short time is usually better than "dropping" it and having to wait for a retransmission.
For this reason, routers—but also switches and even cable or ADSL modems—have buffers that cause packets that can't be transmitted immediately to be kept for a short time. Network traffic is inherently bursty, so buffers are necessary to smooth out the flow of traffic—without any buffering, it wouldn't be possible to use the available bandwidth fully. Network stacks and/or device drivers also use some buffering, so the software can generate multiple packets at once, which are then transmitted one at a time by the network hardware. Incoming packets are also buffered until the CPU has time to look at them.
So far, so good. But there's another type of buffering in the network, used in protocols such as TCP. For instance, it takes about 150 milliseconds for a packet to travel from Europe to the US west coast and back. My ADSL line can handle about a megabyte per second, which means that at any given time, 150K of data is in transit when transferring data between, say, Madrid and Los Angeles. The sending TCP needs to buffer the data that is in transit in case some of it gets lost and must be retransmitted, and the receiving TCP must have enough buffer space to receive all the data that's in transit even if the application doesn't get around to reading any of it.
In the old days (which mostly live on in Windows XP), the TCP buffers were limited to 64K, but more modern OSes can support pretty large TCP buffers. Some of them, like Mac OS X 10.5 and later, even try to automatically size their TCP buffers to accommodate the time it takes for packets to flow through the network. So when I send data from Madrid to Los Angeles, my buffer might be 150K at home, but at the university, my network connection is ten times faster so the buffer can grow as large as 1.5MB.
The trouble starts when the buffers in the network start to fill up. Suppose there's a 64-packet buffer on the network card—although it would be hard to fill it entirely—and another 64 packets are buffered by the router. With 1500-byte Ethernet packets, that's 192K of data being buffered. So TCP simply increases its buffer by 192K, assuming that the big quake happened and LA is now a bit further away than it used to be.
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Of course with all the router buffers filled up with packets from a single session, there's no longer much room to accommodate the bursts that the router buffers were designed to smooth out, so more packets get lost. To add insult to injury, all this waiting in buffers can take a noticeable amount of time, especially on relatively low bandwidth networks.
I personally got bitten by this when I was visiting a university in the UK where there was an open WiFi network for visitors. This WiFi network was hooked up to a fairly pathetic 128kbps ADSL line. This worked OK as long as I did some light Web browsing, but as soon as I started downloading a file, my browser became completely unworkable: every click took 10 seconds to register. It turned out that the ADSL router had a buffer that accommodated some 80 packets, so 10 seconds worth of packets belonging to my download would be occupying the buffers at any given time. Web packets had to join the conga line at the end and were delayed by 10 seconds. Not good.
Cringely got wind of the problem through the blog of Bell Labs' Jim Gettys, which reads like a cross between a detective novel and an exercise in higher Linuxery. Gettys suggests some experiments to do at home to observe the issue ("your home network can't walk and chew gum at the same time"), which seems to be exacerbated by the Linux network stack. He gets delays of up to 200ms when transferring data locally over 100Mbps. I tried this experiment, but my network between two Macs, using a 100Mbps wired connection through an Airport Extreme base station, was only slowed down by 6ms (Mac OS X 10.5 to 10.6) or 12ms (10.6 to 10.5).
Cringely gets many of the details wrong. To name a few: he posits that modems and routers pre-fetch and buffer data in case it's needed later. Those simple devices—including the big routers in the core of the Internet—simply aren't smart enough to do any of that. They just buffer data that flows through them for a fraction of a second to reduce the burstiness of network traffic and then immediately forget about it. Having more devices, each with their own buffers, doesn't make the problem worse: there will be one network link that's the bottleneck and fills up, and packets will be buffered there. The other links will run below capacity so the packets drain from those buffers faster than they arrive.
He mentions that TCP congestion control—not flow control, that's something else—requires dropped packets to function, but that's not entirely true. TCP's transmission speed can be limited by the send and/or receive buffers and the round-trip time, or it can slow down because packets get lost. Both excessive buffering and excessive packet loss are unpleasant, so it's good to find some middle ground.
Unfortunately, it looks like the router vendors and the network stack makers got into something of an arms race, pushing up buffer space at both ends. Or maybe, as Gettys suggests, it's just that memory is so cheap these days. The network stacks need large buffers for sessions to high-bandwidth, far-away destinations. (I really like being able to transfer files from Amsterdam to Madrid at 7Mbps!) So it's mostly up to the (home) router vendors to show restraint, and limit the amount of buffering they put in their products. Ideally, they should also use a good active queuing mechanism that avoids most of these problems either way.
Cringely may have a point when he suggests that ISPs are in no big hurry to solve this, because having a high-latency open Internet just means that their own VoIP and video services, which usually operate under a separate buffering regime, look that much better. But the IETF LEDBAT working group is looking at ways to avoid having background file transfers get in the way of interactive traffic, which includes avoiding filling up all those router buffers. This may also provide relief in the future.


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