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MARLOWE: OFFICIAL TRAILER
GOOD MOURNING: TEASER TRAILER
MEMORY: OFFICIAL TRAILER
STUDIO 666: OFFICIAL TRAILER
STUDIO 666: SNEAK PEEK
Copshop: Trailer
The Marksman: Trailer
After We Collided: Trailer
Honest Thief: Trailer
Separation: Trailer
Open Road's Gerard Butler Pic 'Kandahar' Sets Memorial Day Weekend Release
EXCLUSIVE: Add another wide release to the 2023 theatrical release calendar as Open Road has just dated the Gerard Butler action movie Kandahar for May 26, Memorial Day weekend. The Ric Roman Waugh…
Deadline | Jan 25th, 2023
Open Road Lands U.S. Rights To Gerard Butler Action Pic 'Kandahar' In Eight-Figure Deal
EXCLUSIVE: Open Road Films has acquired U.S. rights to Gerard Butler action thriller Kandahar in a splashy eight-figure deal (low teens, we understand). The G-BASE, Thunder Road, Capstone Studios a…
Deadline | Sep 21st, 2022
Open Road Acquires NA Rights To Liam Neeson Noir Crime Thriller 'Marlowe'; December Theatrical Release Set For Neil Jordan-Helmed Pic
EXCLUSIVE: Open Road Films has acquired North American rights to Marlowe, a noir crime thriller that stars Liam Neeson atop an ensemble that includes Diane Kruger, Jessica Lange, Danny Huston, Alan…
Deadline | Aug 29th, 2022
Katherine Waterston Joins Sean Penn & Tye Sheridan In Open Road Films & Sculptor Media Thriller 'Black Flies'
EXCLUSIVE: Fantastic Beasts franchise star Katherine Waterston is boarding the drama thriller Black Flies opposite 2x Oscar winner Sean Penn and Tye Sheridan. Deadline first told you about the proj…
Deadline | May 4th, 2022
Colson Baker and Mod Sun's Stoner Comedy 'Good Mourning' Sets May Theatrical Release (EXCLUSIVE)
"Good Mourning," the feature-length directorial debut of pop-punk musicians Colson Baker (better known as his stage name Machine Gun Kelly) and Mod Sun, has set its U.S. theatrical and …
Variety | Apr 14th, 2022
Black Bear Pictures' Liam Neeson-Guy Pearce Actioner 'Memory' Acquired For U.S. By Briarcliff Entertainment & Open Road For April Theatrical Release
EXCLUSIVE: Briarcliff Entertainment, in partnership with Open Road Films, has acquired U.S. distribution rights to Memory, an action vehicle that stars Liam Neeson and is directed by Martin Campbel…
Deadline | Dec 14th, 2021
Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl Unveils Horror Comedy Movie 'STUDIO 666'; Open Road Lands WW Rights For February Theatrical Release
EXCLUSIVE: Think A Hard Day's Night of the Living Dead, with laughs among the scares and splatter, and you've got a handle on STUDIO 666. Dave Grohl and his Foo Fighters bandmates star …
Deadline | Nov 8th, 2021
Colson Baker And Mod Sun To Co-Direct 'Good Mourning With A U' For David Ayer And Chris Long's Cedar Park Studios
EXCLUSIVE: Colson Baker (aka Machine Gun Kelly) and Mod Sun are set to co-direct Good Mourning With A U for Chris Long and David Ayer's Cedar Park Studios. This will be their theatrical directorial…
'Copshop': Open Road Films Sets Up Gerard Butler-Frank Grillo Action Thriller For Fall Release
EXCLUSIVE: Open Road Films, which didn't pull back on theatrical releases for cinemas during the pandemic like other studios, has set a release date of September 17 for its Gerard Butler acti…
Deadline | Jun 23rd, 2021
Open Road & Briarcliff Land 'Separation', Set April Wide Release For William Brent Bell-Helmed Horror Film With Brian Cox & Rupert Friend
EXCLUSIVE: Open Road Films and Briarcliff Entertainment jointly acquired U.S. and Canadian distribution rights to Separation, a horror film directed by William Brent Bell (The Devil Inside, The Boy…
Deadline | Mar 1st, 2021
Sean Penn, Tye Sheridan To Star In 'Black Flies'; Open Road Lands U.S. Rights, FilmNation Sells Overseas
EXCLUSIVE: Sean Penn and Tye Sheridan are set to star in Black Flies, with Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire set to direct. Open Road Films has landed U.S. rights and will release theatrically in the States, …
Deadline | Feb 25th, 2021
'The Marksman': Liam Neeson Action Pic Sets Sights On MLK Weekend
EXCLUSIVE, UPDATED: Open Road will now open their Liam Neeson feature The Marksman on Jan. 15 2021 capitalizing on the MLK four-day holiday weekend. The marketplace has opened up with New LineR…
'After We Collided': Open Road Snaps Up Anna Todd YA Romance Sequel For Autumn Release
EXCLUSIVE: Open Road Films, back under the oversight of its founder Tom Ortenberg, has acquired domestic on the feature adaptation of the Anna Todd YA sequel After We Collided from Voltage. Open Ro…
Deadline | Sep 9th, 2020
Open Road Films • Jan 26th
Beyond the closeups were the coverups. Liam Neeson, Diane Kruger, Jessica Lange and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje star in Marlowe, only in theatres February 15. Previews begin on Valentine's Day. #MarloweMovie https://t.co/IVQYUYUJDT
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TODAY • Jan 14th
Liam Neeson will be starring in his 100th film next month. https://t.co/Rv3kmfA9iH
Deadline Hollywood • Jan 25th
EXCLUSIVE: Add another wide release to the 2023 theatrical release calendar as Open Road has just dated the Gerard Butler action movie 'Kandahar' for May 26, Memorial Day weekend https://t.co/pdUBvX7XGl
Screen Rant • Jan 13th
Liam Neeson becomes Raymond Chandler's iconic detective in the first #Marlowe trailer. https://t.co/D5Vs2TXUze https://t.co/aMcZpgcn6I
To find the truth, he must follow the lies. MARLOWE, starring Liam Neeson, Diane Kruger, and Jessica Lange is only in theatres February 15. Previews begin on Valentine's Day. #MarloweMovie https://t.co/sM2wfD0htM
Los Angeles, 1939. Outside the spotlight lies a city of secrets. MARLOWE, starring Liam Neeson, Diane Kruger, and Jessica Lange, is only in theatres February 15. Previews begin on Valentine's Day. #MarloweMovie https://t.co/QHXBlCbBt2
Alex B. • Jan 13th
Liam Neeson is Marlowe in 1930s Noir Crime Thriller 'Marlowe' Trailer https://t.co/3PKNXFw57K #MarloweMovie #LiamNeeson #DianeKruger #noir @OpenRoadFilms https://t.co/bizkAcED4r
Fandango • Jan 13th
"We all have our secrets Mr. Marlowe" Liam Neeson stars as the titular private eye in #Marlowe. Also starring Diane Kruger and Jessica Lange, 'MARLOWE' hits theaters February 15. https://t.co/QJYKxnuOPx
Collider • Jan 13th
Watch Liam Neeson in his 100th film in the exclusive new trailer for #Marlowe. https://t.co/XUFLHlPkNQ
Studio666 • Oct 3rd
Tonight @STARZ will debut @Studio666Movie at 9:00pm ET/PT in the U.S. on their linear broadcast. The film is also now available on the STARZ app and all STARZ streaming and on-demand platforms. #Studio666Movie https://t.co/8Br3kt5FUm
Collider • Sep 21st
Gerard Butler-led action thriller, 'Kandahar', is set for a 2023 theatrical release. https://t.co/FZn3enAdpL
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For all the time, energy and effort spent fighting fraudsters, they are persistent in looking for ways to fight back. The costs are myriad, and can be measured in funds delayed to businesses that need them (for fear of fraud), innovations not experimented with because of the heightened risk environment, or time and treasure spent trying to keep at least a step or two ahead of the fraudsters. Plus, all of that effort to offer hackers and criminals a frustrating and difficult experience must be done in tandem with offering a smooth, seamless consumer experience.
135 percent: The increase in year-on-year volume of bank data on the dark web.
86 percent: Share of companies that have been hit with a cyberattack of some kind over the last 12 months.
40: The number of states that allow credit card cash-discount programs with card-present transactions.
21 days: The amount of time merchants can wait to receive their revenue from card sales due to holds.
15 percent: The UATP B2B payment network's share of the global air travel market.


Doing Business in Mexico 2016, the sixth report in the country, assesses different dimensions of the business environment in 32 Mexican states through 4 indicators: starting a business, dealing with construction permits, registering property and enforcing contracts. In addition, the report includes for the first time a pilot research focused on assessing the process to connect a small business to the water and sewerage systems in 16 Mexican municipalities.
Where is it easiest to do business in Mexico?
The sixth edition of Doing Business in Mexico updates the data published in 2014 for 4 indicators in 32 states: starting a business, dealing with construction permits, registering property and enforcing contract.
In this edition, the following indicators – dealing with construction permits, registering property and enforcing contracts – include new components designed to measure the quality of business regulations and the services provided.
For the first time, the report presents a pilot research focused on assessing the process to connect a small business to the water and sewerage systems in 16 Mexican municipalities.
Based on the 4 indicators measured, it is easier to do business in Aguascalientes, Estado de Mexico and Colima. These 3 states, along with Puebla, Sinaloa, Guanajuato and Durango, present a better performance than OECD high income countries.
Puebla, Jalisco and Estado de Mexico are the entities that advanced the most towards implementing international best practices. All states have implemented reforms in at least one area, 5 states have implemented reforms in at least 3 areas, and Puebla presented reforms in all areas. The last 4 report editions accumulate 238 reforms since 2009.
None of the states assessed are ranked within the first 9 positions for all indicators. Moreover, 29 of the 32 states have at least one indicator above the average distance to frontier (DTF) for Mexico.
How would a location's ranking change if it reformed? See the impact of reforms by using the ranking simulator (Excel, 33KB) to change indicator values. This exercise assumes that other cities don't reform.
View a brief summary of Mexico's reforms in recent years.


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A: This could be any number of things, but based on the code you have provided: have you written the body of the html with a  tag or is this just a shorthand way you've written it for this post (probably best to use the proper code as you would in your HTML doc)? As far as I'm aware those don't exist in HTML, change it to a body tag, make sure everything is enclosed properly and it should take effect.
Sorry if this doesn't help.

A: it seems that it does works:
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U of A to graduate record number of students
More than 5,600 will graduate this academic year
This year more students than ever will graduate from the University of Arkansas, a school official said Friday.More than 5,600 students are expected to graduate during the 2012-2013 academic year. Vice provost Dave Dawson said increased enrollment over the past few years sparked the high graduation totals.Tighter security is expected at Bud Walton arena, the site of most graduation ceremonies, in preparation for commencement speaker, Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli. Security will check bags at every entrance."They'll be going through personal bags, just like they would at a ball game. Packages are not allowed in the arena so if you're bringing gifts you need to leave those in your car," Dawson said.Doors open at 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Dawson said seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis.Parking is free in Lot 56 at the corner of Razorback Rd. and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. You can also park for free in Lot 44 just north of Razorback Stadium.
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This year more students than ever will graduate from the University of Arkansas, a school official said Friday.
More than 5,600 students are expected to graduate during the 2012-2013 academic year. Vice provost Dave Dawson said increased enrollment over the past few years sparked the high graduation totals.
Tighter security is expected at Bud Walton arena, the site of most graduation ceremonies, in preparation for commencement speaker, Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli. Security will check bags at every entrance.
"They'll be going through personal bags, just like they would at a ball game. Packages are not allowed in the arena so if you're bringing gifts you need to leave those in your car," Dawson said.
Doors open at 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Dawson said seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Parking is free in Lot 56 at the corner of Razorback Rd. and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. You can also park for free in Lot 44 just north of Razorback Stadium.

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Vulcan's success in its product lines inspired imitators. One of the most significant of those came from its own distributor network—Conmaco. The relationship between the two companies was as complicated of a business as one could want, both together and apart.
Conmaco was started in 1910 as Contractors Machinery Company. Three years later Scott Myers, whose family came to become principals in the business, became associated with the company. In 1938 Vulcan and Conmaco signed their first distributor's agreement in which the Kansas City, Missouri based business became Vulcan's dealer in western Missouri and the entire state of Kansas.
While Vulcan's future principal was off fighting World War II, the companies had their first falling out. In the spring of 1944 the Bureau of Yards and Docks sent out a bid to Conmaco for 254 drop hammers. Vulcan was only capable of delivering 112 of these by the end of the year, so Conmaco proposed that it produce the balance of the order itself. In good company tradition, Vulcan's Secretary-Treasurer, Walter Daspit, flatly turned down Conmaco's request. (William H. Warrington had set the precedent for this with Raymond before World War I.) On 20 May 1944, as the Allies celebrated taking the remains of the Monte Cassino monastery, Conmaco cancelled their distributor's agreement with Vulcan, which Daspit accepted without any attempt at settlement.
The end of World War II also brought reconciliation between Vulcan and Conmaco. On 7 September 1945, five days after the Japanese surrendered to the Allies on the deck of the Missouri, Vulcan formally reinstated their Missouri-based dealer.
As the country's economy shifted from wartime to peacetime, Conmaco pursued the capabilities it first explored during the war by either producing its own drop hammers or reselling those purchased at surplus. As early as 1949 Vulcan queried Conmaco on this matter. Nevertheless in the mid-1950's Conmaco was generally Vulcan's most important distributor. In September 1957 Vulcan and Conmaco (which had formally changed its name and moved to Kansas City, Kansas) signed a new distributor agreement.
Additionally, Conmaco continued to develop its own production capabilities of driving accessories, leaders and producing Vulcan hammer parts. This basically turned Conmaco into a competitor to Vulcan.
Things came to a head in January 1965 when Vulcan cancelled its distributor's agreement with Conmaco. The situation was further complicated by the fact that Conmaco had hired Vulcan's Vice President of Sales, Earle R. Evans, in February 1965. (Evans had been involved in the coming of Prince Alexandre de Rethy of Belgium to Palm Beach the previous month.) In spite of all of this the two companies remained in dialogue, so Vulcan continued to treat Conmaco as a distributor; however, there was no formal agreement until early the following year.
The two organisations spent the rest of the decade trying to maintain a relationship. At one point Conmaco even had their Chicago branch at Vulcan's old facility at 327 North Bell. In 1967 Vulcan drew up and produced to Conmaco's specifications the Conmaco 200 hammer, a counterpart to Vulcan's 020. There were many detail changes, but the most significant was that the hammer was tied together with a cable wrap system designed by Dwayne Smith, Conmaco's Equipment Manager.
Vulcan's General Arrangement for the Conmaco 300 hammer, similar to the 200 except for the ram weight. This hammer became the basis for the popular Conmaco 300E5 hammer.
The cable wrap system was a mixed business. One the one hand, the wrap system is labour-intensive and requires the hammer to have larger jaws (and thus require larger leaders) than the system that Raymond developed and Vulcan adopted for its own hammers. On the other hand the larger jaws made it simpler to accommodate larger piling, which is especially advantageous with hammers in the 300E5 range. Additionally the smaller Conmaco hammers sported cables of kind before their Vulcan counterparts did.
In spite of the apparent finality of that cancellation, things weren't quite over just yet. In August 1974 George Daniels of Conmaco's Chicago branch had facilitated the test of Vulcan's Decelflo muffler. Vulcan reinstated Conmaco's Chicago branch only as a Vulcan dealer in October of that year, but it was short lived: within a year Vulcan once again cancelled the agreement, which proved to be the final one between the two organisations.
Conmaco went on to produce a line of Vulcan style air/steam hammers to cover most of the size range of the ones Vulcan had manufactured. During the 1970's and 1980's Conmaco was a competitor to Vulcan both onshore and offshore. Things flared up again in 1978 when Vulcan accused Conmaco of infringing upon its Vari-Cycle stroke control patent with Conmaco's energy selector device. Conmaco responded with a cross-licensing proposal, but Vulcan, true to form, flatly refused its request.
Although Conmaco's product line was developed as a competitor to Vulcan, the fact that the hammers that resulted were basically Vulcan style hammers are a testament to basic durability of both the design and the hammers. Additionally companies which service Vulcan hammers can also do the same for their Conmaco counterparts.
Conmaco Operation and Service Manual for Hammer Sizes 50, 65, 80, 100 and 115.


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I enjoy listening to audiobooks when I run errands or go for a walk. I'm a multitasker at heart and so taking time away to be "fit" is hard for me–it's time I could be using to read something!
So I found this book randomly when searching what audiobooks were currently available for immediate download from my library when I went for a walk one day. I'm a huge Betty White fan. She's like the perfect hybrid of my two grandmothers and so I associate her with fond feelings. Plus: she's such a boss! She does so much!
I'm not sure how this compares to other Betty novels but this one is basically Betty sharing her personal philosophy on life. She talks (briefly) about everything from having pets to kids to starting your career to life overall.
I'm not normally one to enjoy celebrity novels that solely focus on their life philosophies–they don't particularly inspire me and I find them boring to read–but there is something about Betty sharing her wisdoms about life that works for me here. I think it's because I think of her as a wise grandmother and so it doesn't seem patronizing to me.
I think this would have been boring to read if Betty wasn't narrating this. She's so expressive in her presentation that it is quite enjoyable to read. And she is so humble about everything too! I don't think this would come across too well if I was just reading the words.
If you don't enjoy memoirs or celebrities sharing their life philosophies, this is probably a pass for you!


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Mouratoglou: We Can't Leave Lower-Ranked Players Behind Anymore
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The coach of Serena Williams makes his call for a unified body that better represents the needs of all players. Patrick Mouratoglou has echoed the familiar—and growing—call for tennis to solve its leadership issues and come together in a unified front to help the sport survive the Coronavirus pandemic. The coach of Serena Williams and owner of the Patrick Mouratoglou Tennis Academy took to social media to voice his frustration with inequality among the ranks of tennis pros, saying "I find it revolting that the 100th-best player of one of the most popular sports in the world—followed by an estimated one billion fans—is barely able to make a living out of it."
My letter to the tennis community to raise awareness about the current situation of players out of the Top100. pic.twitter.com/mFTIECxOFL
— Patrick Mouratoglou (@pmouratoglou) April 7, 2020
Mouratoglou says that the tours need to invest in ensuring that the players who don't make enough money to survive the Coronavirus shut down are provided with the means to bridge the gap so that they may return to the sport.
He says players outside of the top 100 need, and deserve, help.
"It is time to think about those players and to help them, first in the immediate future, then in the long term," wrote Mouratoglou. "For this reason I would love to see the ATP, the WTA, the ITF and the Grand Slams sit together to try and find a sustainable solution. We all rely on those governing bodies who have the power to protect the professional tennis economy and hold social responsibility."
Over the years the governing bodies of tennis have developed a reputation for fragmented responses and self-serving agendas. The players themselves have yet to find a voice and calls for unionizing have not materialized. Certainly there are too many ladles stirring the soup, but not enough of a consensus for change. In these difficult times, there have been consistently forceful cries for the formation of a unified front to move the sport forward. The calls grew even stronger when the French Tennis Federation made the bold, unilateral move to reschedule Roland Garros without the consent of the other affected parties.
As of now the talk continues, with each voice raising the volume closer to an as yet to be indentified tipping point.
"We can't leave lower-ranked players behind anymore," Mouratoglou said. "This isn't right. Tennis needs change. Let's use this free time to start a discussion."
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When you shop or service at our Torrance BMW dealership, you can trust that you're our No.1 priority. In fact, we've created the McKenna VIP program just to show you how much your satisfaction and business mean to us. Just by buying a new or used car from South Bay BMW, you'll enjoy complimentary car washes, complimentary pick-up and delivery, same-day service appointments and more. We'll even drop you off at LAX if you want BMW service while you're away on business at no extra charge. We value your time and always want to make the most of it when you visit our local BMW dealer to buy, lease or service a BMW, which is why you can count on us to go above and beyond to deliver award-winning BMW sales and service.
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South Bay BMW offers you unique programs such as our BMW Car & Ride Sharing Lease Program and BMW European Delivery Program to help elevate your BMW ownership experience that much further.
The staff at our local BMW dealership truly cares about the community, which is why we give back in any way we can by donating to deserving organizations like the Los Angeles Food Bank, the Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation, local animal shelters and the Pediatric Therapy Network.
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Chicago Eye Doctor | Chicago Optometrist | Lincoln Park — Contact lens schedules, explained!
During our Eyes In The Park Comprehensive Exam, I hear a lot of similar questions from patients and I'd love to use this space as a way to dig in to some of the topics that come up most frequently. We all know that knowledge is power and that is especially true when it comes to something so precious as our vision.
LETS TALK ABOUT CONTACT LENSES.
Many of you are very curious about the details surrounding the use of Contact Lenses. And why wouldn't you be? They go by many names but the most common are: DAILIES, 2-WEEKERS, MONTHLIES…and even though the names give us a clue about the shelf life for each product, its no wonder that we are often unsure of exactly what it means for HOW we should be using them!?
Firstly, the name of the contact is always referring to how often a contact lens should be thrown away and a new pair should be opened to wear. However, sometimes there is confusion with the recommended schedule because many of us are unclear about what that time period is actually based on. Below are some of the most important guidelines for the proper care of your lenses and your eyes.
The terminology for lenses is always based on the time that a contact has spent outside of the sterile packaging you purchased it in. I have had many patients over the years that have misunderstood this guideline to mean how many days a contact lens is ACTUALLY ON THE EYE! But this is not the case! I always remind my patients that even when your contacts are on your bathroom counter in their case, the timer is still ticking. What this means is that even if you are not wearing the lens every day, it still counts as a day because you have started the clock by removing the lens from its original packaging.
THIS CAN BE FRUSTRATING IF YOU DON'T WEAR CONTACTS EVERYDAY! And for many of you this feels wasteful!
There are so many stylish frames out there nowadays and at Eyes In The Park, we have an amazing selection from which you can choose. Frames can be incredibly fashionable and many of my patients like to rotate wearing their glasses and their contact lenses. Often what this means is that these patients are NOT EVERYDAY WEARERS OF CONTACT LENSES.
Now, if you buy monthly lenses and then I tell you you can only keep them around for 30 days (even if 20 of those days your lenses were sitting in a case) it feels very wasteful to throw away a set of monthly lenses after only wearing them 5-10 times in that month. As an occasional wearer of contacts, myself, I feel your pain! So what we need to make sure of is that you choose the right contact for HOW you plan to use them.
HELPFUL TIP #3: DON'T BE AFRAID OF THE DAILY LENS!
#1 - Daily lenses also tend to be the most comfortable and provide the best vision correction experience. Considering daily replacement lenses are fresh each day you wear them they don't have the BIO-FILM (which consists of proteins and lipids) build up that can accumulate with longer replacement schedule lenses. This makes them more comfortable as well as making vision the clearest!
#2 - Daily Lenses carry the least amount of risk in terms of infection and inflammation. Removing fresh, STERILE lenses from the packaging each time you want to wear them allows for very little chance of contamination. Part of that reduction of risk comes from REMOVING THE CONTACT LENS CASE FROM THE EQUATION. Contact lens cases are gross because most people do not clear or replace the case as often as they should. (These should be replaced every 3 months, btw) The lack of BIO-FILM accumulation is also the mechanism for reduction of risk as bacteria can't latch on to a fresh and clean (think slippery) lens!
#3 - Daily replacement lenses can be a very affordable option!
The dailies have developed an unfair reputation for being super expensive. However, a supply based on wearing these lenses for only a few days a week is far more affordable and better for your eyes than any other options. We have many patients who buy just a few boxes of daily replacement lenses that last them the whole year until their next annual exam. This also allows them to use their vision benefit much more effectively on an amazing new pair of glasses!
Right! That's it from me for today! Thanks for taking the time to read our first blog! Feel free to message us with any other questions or with suggestions of topics you would like to see discussed here in the future!
How to keep your specs in shape!


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Photo was in grounds for sculpture in Hamilton New Jersey. This wedding venue located just outside trenton New Jersey has amazingly manicured gardens that wind in and out of some breathtaking sculptures. Grounds for sculpture is also home to the zagat rated restaurant called Rats.
If you are planning a wedding at grounds for sculpture, GFS, you have a few options. One being an open art gallery, another you can rent out Rats Restaurant, and the 3rd option is using the outside gazebo for the wedding reception.


Poor posture while sitting for extended periods of time has the potential to lead to many negative side effects. We all know that sitting improperly has a definite impact on our bodies, especially our backs. However, there are many unseen impacts that you might not have considered.
Complications from sitting incorrectly can be felt not only in your body, but also in your mind. It's effects can greatly impact your ability to physically, mentally, and emotionally function.
Sitting all day is one of the worst things you can do for your health (article: "What happens when you sit all day"). By remaining in seated position for a long period of time, your digestive organs become compressed and not capable of functioning at ideal levels.
This is bad for the digestive process, as it is dramatically slowed down, potentially leading to discomfort, constipation, or delayed metabolic conversion.
Bad posture has been proven to have a negative effect on mood. Those who sit for extended periods of time report higher levels of depression (read more). Those who sit for more than 7 hours per day are at a 47% higher risk of depression than those who sit for 4 hours or less.
When you remain seated your external and internal processes are slowed and your energy levels also decrease, further affecting your overall mood.
As much as we like to abide by the "don't judge a book by it's cover" attitude, the reality is that we are all guilty of doing it. Bad posture affects the way that you are percieved by others.
If you are hunched over at your desk, co-workers or supervisors may assume that you are tired, disinterested, or unmotivated.
productive at work, benefiting both you and your employer.
Sitting still for long periods of time can lead to the formation of spider veins, particularly in women. The increased pressure of sitting and lack of circulation throughout the body is to blame for this.
Compressing your body is bad for breathing, which in turn affects the nervous system. To compensate for this constriction, our lungs and heart have to work harder causing taxation and ultimately stress in the body.
To further illustrate the effect that slouching has on creating stress, we can look at nature. When a cat gets frightened its back arches. The cat's body has an innate knowledge that stress and spinal curvature go hand in hand. Our bodies are no different.
Sitting upright with broad shoulders and an open chest allows you to breathe easier and also increases hormone levels making you feel more empowered which further decreases stress.
Can you improve your posture and how so? Here are a few tips easy modifications to your daily routine that will quickly yield positive benefits for your body.
Get up from your chair regularly. Doctors from every discipline (orthopedists, chiropractics, etc) all recommend that you take breaks often. You may do this simply when you start feeling sore or restless or you may choose to "take a lap" around the office. Alternately, simply standing up to perform some desk-side stretching can do wonders for your circulation and your mood.
Slouching is generally a slow process, we don't start out do some yogaslouching when we go to sit, but as we stay seated longer, we relax and sink into our chairs.
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He first proposed to her when she was 8, and they were married for 68 years.
Gwen Hiller, the wife of Love Story director and former Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences president Arthur Hiller, died Friday at her home in Beverly Hills, her family announced. She was 92.
Gwen (the youngest of 10 children) and Arthur both were born in Edmonton, Alberta, she 10 days before him on Nov. 12, 1923. Her family noted that when they were schoolmates, he proposed to her when they were 8 years old. They married in 1948.
Gwen Hiller graduated from Brandon College in Manitoba, then worked as a social worker and librarian. After Arthur served in the Royal Canadian Air Force and attended the University of Toronto, they came to Los Angeles in 1955.
Arthur Hiller also is known for directing films including the 1970s classics The Out-of-Towners, The In-Laws and Plaza Suite. He served four terms (1993-97) as Academy president and in 2002 was the recipient of the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award for his lifetime of charitable efforts.
Gwen "was the core of support for her husband's career as a film director — successfully navigating the Hollywood scene while remaining stubbornly un-Hollywood in character," the family said.
She was a volunteer at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and worked with many other community organizations.
In addition to her husband, survivors include son Henryk, daughter Erica, grandchildren Sienna and Kellen, son-in-law Kevin, daughter-in-law Melora and step-grandchildren Christopher, Patrick and Claire.
The family said a private service will be held.


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ALEC Statement on "Stand Your Ground" Legislation – 3/26/12
Trayvon Martin's death was a great tragedy that brings sadness to all of us. Our hearts go out to his family, friends, and community.
It is a great shame that some are using this tragedy to further their political ends. Indeed, Paul Krugman describes advancing his political goals as the "silver lining to Trayvon Martin's killing." That is as callous as it is cruel, and it is also incorrect. Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law was the basis for the American Legislative Exchange Council's model legislation, not the other way around. Moreover, it is unclear whether that law could apply to this case at all. "Stand Your Ground" or the "Castle Doctrine" is designed to protect people who defend themselves from imminent death and great bodily harm. It does not allow you to pursue another person. It does not allow you to seek confrontation. It does not allow you to attack someone who does not pose an imminent threat. What it does is allow you to defend yourself and your family from immediate and real danger.
In the end, we will always respect people who disagree with us in matters of policy, but it is simply wrong to try to score political points by taking advantage of a great tragedy like Trayvon Martin's death.
Contact: Kaitlyn Buss at [email protected] or 202-742-8526.
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In what ways can KM conceptually and in practice act as an intermediary between big data/analytics and management decision-making?
Big Data and its implications for personal knowledge management.
Does Big Data mean big knowledge? Critical perspectives are welcome.
Identifying the gaps between traditional data and information approaches and the opportunities in Big Data.
Market Analysis – Systems vendors and organizational users.
New organizational Big Data and analytics initiatives as a part of KM strategy and practice.
Trends in Big Data - eCommerce, MCommerce and Ubiquitous Commerce, how they contribute to Big Data - and KM models for business application and management decision making.
Technology impacts – Internet of Things and Big Data, what's next for Knowledge Management?
Analytical ability and insight: what are the implications for organizational staffing and professionals?
• If you have any question about the special issue or your intended submission, please contact the guest editors.
Research interested in big data has been growing quickly: Sixteen published articles/editorials in 2011 with "Big Data" in their title or topic with the numbers rising to 60 in 2012, and to 217 in 2013 (Web of Science). Organizational interest and awareness of big data is also increasing as demonstrated by articles in practitioner journals and the popular press; however, not all practitioners are well-informed on the opportunities, limitations and challenges presented by big data and throughout management knowledge gaps can be identified (Davenport, 2013; LaValle, Lesser, Shockley, Hopkins, & Kruschwitz, 2011; Watson & Marjanovic, 2013).
Business analytics are "the techniques, technologies, systems, practices, methodologies, and applications"(Chen et al., 2012: 1166) that analyze big data. Analytics can help organizations to better understand the business and social environment and improve real and near real time decision making. Big data analytics, data mining and analysis, now include text, Web, network, and mobile analytics. The reach of big data and analytic knowledge is impressive and pervasive. Diverse areas such as e-commerce, market intelligence, e-government, science and technology, health and wellbeing, and security and public safety are all making use of big data and innovative analytics (Chen et al., 2012). However, big data is complex and so is the analysis of it. Extracting valuable knowledge from big data might only be possible for a limited number of highly trained personnel. Can such knowledge be made available organization wide, so everybody can benefit from it?
Big data and analytics present both opportunities and challenges in many areas of business and government. This special issue is concerned with how Knowledge Management (KM) can help address these challenges. For more than two decades KM has addressed issues of information and knowledge management in organizations and in particular in relationship to organizational decision-making. As such, KM and Knowledge Management Systems (KMS) can offer both tools and conceptual understanding in the management and use of big data and analytics in organizational management and decision-making.
Chen, H., Chiang, R. H., & Storey, V. C. (2012). Business Intelligence and Analytics: From Big Data to Big Impact. MIS Quarterly, 36(4).
Davenport, T. H. (2013). Analytics 3.0. Harvard Business Review, 91(12), 64-72.
Google's Data Centers on Punched Cards". Randall Munroe. October 4, 2013. Retrieved May 10, 2014.
LaValle, S., Lesser, E., Shockley, R., Hopkins, M. S., & Kruschwitz, N. (2011). Big Data, Analytics and the Path from Insights to Value. MIT Sloan Management Review, 21.
McAfee, A., & Brynjolfsson, E. (2012). Big Data: the Management Revolution. Harvard Business Review, 90(10), 60-66.
O'Leary, D. E. (2013). Artificial Intelligence and Big Data. IEEE Intelligent Systems, 28(2), 0096-0099.
Pauleen, D. & Gorman, G. (eds.) (2011) Personal Knowledge Management: Individual, Organizational and Social Perspectives. Gower:London.
Pauleen, D. (Ed) (2009). "Personal Knowledge Management: Putting the 'person' back into the knowledge equation" Special Issue on Personal Knowledge Management. Online Information Review, 33 (2), 221-224.
Watson, H. J., & Marjanovic, O. (2013). Big Data: The Fourth Data Management Generation. Business Intelligence Journal, 18(3), 4-8.
David J Pauleen is an Associate Professor in Massey University, Auckland. He holds a PhD from the University of Victoria, Wellington. He has published a number of articles on knowledge management and has (co-) edited two books (2006, 2011) on knowledge management and a special journal issue (2009) on personal knowledge management.
Associate Professor William Y C Wang is currently working for the Auckland University of Technology, Auckland. He has served on the editorial board/advisory board for a number of international journals. His publications are related to the management of large scale systems including enterprise systems, supply chain management, and associated business intelligence.


The brilliance of George W. Bush is that he has matched his own short-sightedness with the short memory of Americans.
It doesn't really matter if what President Bush does actually makes sense at the time that he does it. People will forget, and the mass consciousness is highly susceptible to suggestion. True everywhere, but true in a special, American way. America, raised on mass consciousness.
America, so young. American soldiers capture Saddam Hussein, and the popular media display this as a vindication of Bush's war in Iraq. Americans celebrate the downfall of a bad man, parade him as a ("not technically-") prisoner of war, and show him having his teeth examined, like a dog.
Nobody seems to notice that this is not bin Laden at all, but some cheap crackpot dictator.


At the end of Paul Thomas Anderson's 2012 drama The Master, the protagonist -- or antihero? -- Freddie Quell (Joaquin Phoenix), an alcoholic and violent WWII vet who spent most of the film's running time butting heads with his post-war environment, almost seemed to be at ease finally.
With the first teaser trailer for Todd Phillips' Joker (also starring Phoenix) dropping online today, I couldn't help but draw a new cinematic connection. What my latest mashup trailer suggests is that since the 1950s, Freddie has grown into a new person...Arthur Fleck (a.k.a The Joker) in the 1970s!
Take a look and put on a happy face.


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BV's Garber rumbles for 266 yards in 27-13 win over Harding
Pioneers secure key league win over Warhawks
By Ben Stroup - bstroup@aimmediamidwest.com
Zach Garber ran for 266 yards and two touchdowns and the defense allowed just 58 yards of total offense to lead the Buckeye Valley football team to a 27-13 MOAC win over host Marion Harding Friday night.
Quarterback Grant Owens found Andre Ash in the end zone from two yards out to give BV (4-4, 4-1) a lead it wouldn't relinquish.
The TD made it 10-7 with 4:52 left in the first half. BV, which stayed alive in the race for a league title, added a 24-yard field goal — Felipe Scharff's second of the half — to make it a 13-7 game at the break.
Garber ballooned the lead to 19-7 with a nine-yard run with 8:02 left in the third quarter and, after Harding (1-7, 0-5) got a little closer with a special-teams score, Garber reeled off a 48-yard TD run with 7:45 left in the fourth to all but end things.
Olentangy Orange 14, Westerville Central 10
Ethan Adkins returned a blocked field goal — a kick snuffed out by Zach Harrison — 80 yards to the house 14 seconds before halftime to help the Pioneers (5-3, 2-1) secure a key OCC win over the host Warhawks (4-4, 1-2) Friday in Westerville.
The scoop-and-score gave Orange a 7-3 lead at the break.
Central answered with a 63-yard TD run by Rickey Hyatt late in the third quarter, but Orange regained control with a five-yard touchdown run by Jake Vanchieri with 1:55 to go in the game.
The Pioneer defense took care of the rest, forcing a handful of turnovers, including picks by Mason Faulkner and Joey Guagenti, on the Warhawks' final possessions.
Orange QB Robbie Dayhuff completed 11 of his 21 passes for 133 yards while Vanchieri rumbled for 90 yards on the ground. Zane Lattig was Dayhuff's top target, finishing with three grabs covering 35 yards.
New Albany 41, Big Walnut 7
Big Walnut quarterback Jagger Barnett hit a wide open Nathan Montgomery for an 80-yard touchdown on the first play from scrimmage, but it was all New Albany the rest of the way as the hosts rolled to an OCC win Friday night.
New Albany (5-3, 2-1) got back to even early in the second quarter when Luke Muter found Alex Cox for a 30-yard TD. The score was the start of 41 unanswered points.
New Albany, thanks in large part to Michiah Burton's 212 rushing yards and two touchdowns, outscored BW (4-4, 2-1) 27-0 in the second quarter and 14-0 in the third to smooth out the scoring summary. Cox also rushed for over 100 yards in the win.
Barnett completed four of his six passes for 94 yards and the touchdown while Tyler Crotinger led Big Walnut on the ground with 45 yards on 10 carries.
Dublin Scioto 38, Olentangy Berlin 20
The Bears fell into a 17-0 first-quarter hole they couldn't climb out of en route to an OCC setback at the hands of the visiting Irish Friday in Delaware.
Berlin (1-7, 0-5) got on the board when Johnny Spinner powered into the end zone from nine yards out to make it a 17-6 game with 9:35 left in the second quarter.
The momentum didn't stay on the Bears' sideline for long, though, as Irish (6-2, 4-1) quarterback Kyron Rogers hit Kenyon Pannell for a 76-yard scoring strike to balloon the lead back to 17 with 5:40 left in the first half.
Spinner finished with 108 yards on 32 carries while Berlin quarterback Jacob Moeller completed 10 of his 20 passes for 94 yards and a couple scores — one an 11-yarder to Jalen Weitzel and the other a five-yarder to Weitzel.
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Towards User Centric Regulation
Posted: 22 Jun 2017
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Lachlan Urquhart
University of Edinburgh - School of Law; Horizon Digital Economy Research Institute
Tom Rodden
University of Nottingham - School of Computer Science
Date Written: May 20, 2017
In this paper, we conceptually situate the role of IT designers in regulation through the new concept of User-Centric Regulation (UCR). New regulatory problems arise as users increasingly interact with data-driven technologies embedded in their daily lives, routines, and relationships. Rights and responsibilities from privacy and data protection, accessibility, information security, tort and consumer protection laws can all come to the fore. However, the differential pace of change between legal instruments and technological advance creates a disconnect between the mechanisms and targets of regulation. To bridge this gap, there is a turn to IT designers, as a new type of regulator, who can address regulatory problems earlier in the lifecycle of a product or service. However, the nature of their new role remains unsettled and in this paper, we explore what type of regulators they might become, through UCR. Three key elements are needed to support the emergence of UCR, firstly mutual learning around how each community engages with regulatory problems; secondly, sourcing routes to establish the legitimacy of IT designers in regulation; and thirdly, finding mechanisms to support IT designers acting on their ethical and legal responsibilities. We explore these issues by consolidating work from the fields of human computer interaction (HCI) and information technology (IT) law, as specific domains of IT design and regulation. We lay out theoretical tools and conceptual frameworks available to each community, exploring barriers and commonalities between them, to propose a route forward: UCR.
Keywords: Human Computer Interaction; Information Technology Law and Regulation; Internet of Things; Privacy by Design
Urquhart, Lachlan and Rodden, Tom, Towards User Centric Regulation (May 20, 2017). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2979432 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2979432
Lachlan Urquhart (Contact Author)
University of Edinburgh - School of Law
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Horizon Digital Economy Research Institute ( email )
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Q: Trouble with writing a very basic SPARC Assembly routine that returns whether a number is odd I'm writing a small assembly routine called isOdd, which, as the name implies, returns if the passed integer is odd, by returning 1 from a % operation.
This is my code so far:
Function prototype: int isOdd( long num )

isOdd:
    save     %sp, -96, %sp  ! Save caller's window

    mov      %i0, %o0       ! Parameter num goes to %o0
    mov      2, %l0         ! 2 goes to local register
    call     .rem           ! Call modulus subroutine
    nop

    mov      %o0, %l0       ! moves the result of the subroutine
                            ! to output register o0
    ret
    restore

However, I don't get good output; in fact, it seems like it is just returning whatever value I pass to num, instead of actually doing the modulus operation.
Google hasn't proved helpful for such a basic question. This is my first assembly code, so I'm pretty unfamiliar with the concept of "registers," and I think mixing them up  is where my error may lie.
Thanks in advance for your help!

A: There are a whole bunch of registers, which you can think of as being in blocks
of 8.  At any one time, three consecutive blocks of 8 registers are visible as
the current register window, and are labelled as %o0-%o7, %l0-%l7, and
%i0-%i7.  (There is a fourth block of 8 registers, %g0-%g7, which are
global rather than being a part of the windowing arrangement.)
When you save or restore, the window moves by two blocks of 8.  The
overlapping block allows for parameter and result passing.  The registers
which are named %o0-%o7 in the caller are the same ones that are named
%i0-%i7 in the callee.  (The two new blocks in the callee are %l0-%l7,
which are private for local use within that window, and %o0-%o7 which the
callee can use when it in turn wants to call another function.)
It's clearer with a picture:
:                      :
+----------------------+
| Block of 8 registers |      caller's window
+----------------------+  +----------------------+
| Block of 8 registers |  |      %i0 - %i7       |    ---------.
+----------------------+  +----------------------+             | save
| Block of 8 registers |  |      %l0 - %l7       |             v
+----------------------+  +----------------------+  +----------------------+
| Block of 8 registers |  |      %o0 - %o7       |  |      %i0 - %i7       |
+----------------------+  +----------------------+  +----------------------+
| Block of 8 registers |              ^             |      %l0 - %l7       |
+----------------------+      restore |             +----------------------+
| Block of 8 registers |              `---------    |      %o0 - %o7       |
+----------------------+                            +----------------------+
| Block of 8 registers |                                callee's window
+----------------------+
:                      :

Your caller places the num argument into %o0 (in its window), then calls
you.  You save to set up a new window, and so you see it in %i0 in your
window.
.rem takes two parameters.  You place these in your %o0 and %o1 (in your
window), then call it.  It will see them in its %i0 and %i1 (assuming it does
a save to set up a new window).  It puts the answer in its %i0, which is
your %o0.
Similarly, you should put your result in your %i0; whoever called you will see it
in their %o0.

A: ! modified based on comments

isOdd:
  save     %sp, -96, %sp  ! Save caller's window
  mov      %i0, %o0       ! Parameter num goes to %o0
  mov      2, %o1         ! 2 goes to %o1
  call     .rem           ! Call modulus subroutine
  nop

  mov      %o0, %i0       ! moves the result of the subroutine
                          ! to input register i0
  ret
  restore