Originally Published: November 13, 2009 6 a.m.
UPDATE: According to sources at Smith's and Safeway stores, an agreement has been reached and there will be no strike today.
KINGMAN - If you head over to Smith's or to one of Kingman's two Safeway stores tonight, don't be surprised to see a picket line in front of the building.
That's because 6 p.m. marks the deadline for management to reach a contract agreement with United Food & Commercial Local 99, the union representing workers of both grocery chains in Arizona.
According to Associated Press reports, the chains' existing contract expired Oct. 31, with workers and management unable to come to an agreement on a new contract. While the union has been seeking higher wages and greater benefits for its members, its main obstacle to reaching an agreement has been the issue of healthcare - namely, management wants workers to pay a greater share of the cost, which union leader Jim McLaughlin has called unacceptable.
"We've been clear to the employers as to what an acceptable offer is," McLaughlin told the Arizona Republic last Friday. "They know what it is, but they have refused to cooperate."
Signs placed on the doors at Smith's and Safeway stores throughout the state have advertised their possible need for temporary non-union help if their employees do, in fact, walk off the job tonight. The Miner attempted to contact local store managers for comment on their preparations, but was either referred to corporate communications representatives or simply left on hold.
Safeway spokeswoman Cathy Kloos also did not return phone calls by press time Thursday, but she did send out a news release stating that both Safeway and Fry's Food Stores, which is also under threat of a strike, have entered into a mutual aid pact to protect against "whipsaw" strike tactics. A whipsaw strike occurs when union employees of a multi-employer bargaining group (in this case, several separate supermarket chains) strike only against certain employers within the group, sometimes switching from one employer to another.
In other words, if workers choose to strike against Fry's but not Safeway or vice-versa, the unaffected chain would come to the other's aid to ensure customers still receive service. What that aid might be, however, was unclear. Kloos's release merely said the pact would provide for "certain defensive measures."
Kloos added that the agreement does not impact either grocery chain's ability to independently negotiate with the union.
"Safeway entered into this agreement as a defensive measure to protect our company in the event of a strike by Local 99," Kloos said. "Safeway remains committed to negotiating fair and competitive labor agreements that serve the mutual interests of our employees and our company".
Neither of Kingman's two other chain grocery stores, Wal-Mart and Bashas', will be affected by the pending strike.


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The connected e-book and CPRM: Keeping content secure
February 1, 2009 OpenSystems Media
E-books are a hot trend, but as with any digitally delivered content, they present a number of unique challenges for content distributors. Keeping e-book consumers happy while ensuring content isn't distributed in an unauthorized manner requires innovative schemes like Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM).
Reading will never be the same again. E-books are finally making their presence felt as electronic mobile devices. The appeal of universal access to an unlimited supply of books, newspapers, magazines, and blogs is winning over more and more consumers. The popularity of Amazon's Kindle wireless reading device is testament to this trend.
Beyond the convenience and cool user experience, the e-book raises fundamental business questions about the way books are distributed and consumed as well as how their content is protected. Publishers and Content Service Providers (CSPs) must address these key questions to sustain business viability.
E-book readers proliferating
An e-book reader is a dedicated hardware device used for reading an e-book. These devices are currently available on the market, sold for $300-$700. Lighter and thinner than typical paperbacks, e-book readers are designed to provide users with maximum ease of use.
With built-in high-speed wireless modems, e-book readers can be used to purchase, download, and read e-books, magazines, and newspapers anytime and anywhere. Revolutionary electronic paper displays provide sharp, high-resolution screens that look like real paper. E-book readers let users carry hundreds of books in a device weighing less than one pound.
Some examples of e-book readers on the market include:
Amazon's Kindle
Plastic Logic reader
Bookeen's Cybook Gen3
Jinke Electronics' Hanlin eReader
Sony Reader and LIBRIé
iRex Technologies' iLiad
Portable, convenient storage
As the content available for e-books grows daily, so does the need for increased storage. Secure Digital (SD) flash memory cards offer a cheap, reliable solution.
SD cards (shown in Figure 1) have become the de facto standard for mobile phones, digital cameras, MP3 music players, car navigation systems, and other consumer electronic devices. Thousands of products spanning dozens of categories and more than 8,000 models already use SD cards. The widely deployed SD cards account for more than 70 percent of the flash memory card market.
With the increasing volume of dedicated e-book readers, the use of portable storage like SD cards for transferring e-books between e-book readers is inevitable. In fact, most of the e-book readers on the market today include SD card expansion slots.
The use of SD card technology in e-book readers results in benefits for the user and the publisher. SD cards help maximize portability and convenience; enable books to be offloaded to an SD card library to make room for new content on the reader or for backup purposes; and let users share e-books and other content with friends.
CSPs and Digital Rights Management (DRM)
Sharing is great for consumers but can be a nightmare for CSPs, such as Amazon, Audible, and CyberRead, who serve as distributors for publishing houses.
CSPs walk a fine line, balancing the responsibility to prevent unauthorized copying and distribution with the demand for ease of access and convenience, to speak nothing of the need to turn a profit. iTunes' complete domination of the digital music market has not gone unnoticed by CSPs and publishers, with the former anxious to replicate Apple's success and the latter looking to avoid a single dominant player at all costs.
In the world of mobile communications, downloadable content (ringtones, full-track MP3 music, and video) is protected by DRM software. The emergence of always connected e-book readers that can be used to download proprietary content drives a similar need for content protection schemes. Publishers require DRM support from the CSP for downloadable content. Preloaded content also requires DRM to prevent illegal copying. However, DRM is far more than a copy protection scheme; it enables a broad range of business model and distribution strategies that can revolutionize the e-book industry.
With the goal of keeping readers' e-book experience similar to reading a printed book, CSPs aim to provide additional value through the convenience gained from e-books. At the same time, CSPs want to protect content so that a sustainable distribution channel model is possible.
Cryptographic content protection
While e-book content protection is necessary, an industry-standard scheme is also desirable to promote interoperability and help vendors offer compatible systems. One such scheme is Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM), which was developed by the 4C Entity (www.4centity.com), comprising IBM, Intel, Panasonic, and Toshiba. CPRM is standard on all SD cards, making it a logical choice for use in e-book readers. The content protection mechanism has two primary technical components: the Cryptomeria cipher (C2) algorithm and the Media Key Block (MKB).
C2 is a 10-round Feistel network block cipher with a 64-bit block size and a 56-bit key. The C2 cipher is used to both encrypt and decrypt content and act as the basis of one-way and hash functions. C2 was designed because no other prevalent cipher provided the necessary balance of hardware and software implementation suitability, minimal licensing fees, and the ability to be licensed exclusively for use in 4C-compliant content protection schemes.
MKBs are tables of cryptographic values that implement a form of broadcast key distribution and provide for renewability in 4C content protection schemes. Generated by the 4C Entity, MKBs enable compliant, licensed products to calculate a common media key. Each licensed product (including hardware and software) is given a set of device keys used to process the MKB to calculate the media key.
If a set of device keys is compromised in a way that threatens the integrity of a system, updated MKBs can be released on the new generations of media, causing the compromised set of keys to calculate a different media key than is computed by the remaining compliant devices. In this way, the compromised device keys are revoked by new MKBs. In existing 4C systems, MKBs are carried on compliant portable storage media, and devices use the corresponding medium's key as the basis for encrypting and decrypting protected content stored on that medium.
A CPRM client package
One implementation of CPRM and other DRM strategies for e-book readers is Discretix's Multi-Scheme DRM Client, shown in Figure 2.
In most cases, e-books, magazines, and newspapers are downloaded from the CSP's online store to the e-book reader for viewing. The content can also be saved to an SD card inserted in the device. The Multi-Scheme DRM Client binds the content to a specific device ID, user ID, or SD card. This allows the CSP to set the consumption rules for each particular piece of content with respect to its use on other devices or by other users in accordance with the relevant business model. The software allows content to be shared among multiple devices, enabling a broad range of business models.
Using software based on CPRM and other DRM features, e-book CSPs can offer a differentiated set of business options to meet consumers' myriad reading habits and usage scenarios while still keeping distribution channel interests intact.
Raanan Tzemach is executive VP and content protection business unit manager for Discretix Technologies Ltd. (Kfar Netter, Israel), which he joined in 2007. He previously served as VP of advanced services and Internet at Cellcom and maintained several R&D and operation positions in the communication branch of the Israeli Defense Forces. Raanan holds a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Tel Aviv University.
Discretix Technologies Ltd.
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Raanan Tzemach (Discretix Technologies Ltd.)
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Neutrons reveal potential of MOFs as host structure for methane hydrates
Methane storage in the form of gas hydrates, the so-called solid methane storage, has gained an increased interest in the last few years for safe and easy transportation of methane in short and long-distance applications.
Joaquín Silvestre-Albero and Mirian Casco on TOSCA
This approach is inspired in natural methane hydrates that grow in the deep sea and in permafrost under demanding pressure and temperature conditions. Research using TOSCA at the ISIS neutron source has paved the way towards using metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) as a potential platform to promote the nucleation and growth of methane hydrates.
Last year the researchers, from the University of Alicante, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia-CSIC, ISIS and ALBA Light Source, used TOSCA to show that confinement effects in the cavities of high-surface area activated carbons can promote the nucleation and growth of artificial methane hydrates with faster kinetics than nature and with a stoichiometry that mimics natural hydrates [Nature Commun. 6, 6432 (2015)].
Inelastic neutron scattering spectra
Based on these results, the group extended these hydrates studies to more versatile porous solids, in terms of porous structure and chemical composition, including the well-known metal-organic-frameworks (MOFs). By choosing their surface chemistry (hydrophobic/hydrophilic character of the linkers), the group were able to design the nucleation and growth of the methane hydrates. While hydrophilic MOFs (e.g., MIL-100) promote gas hydrate nucleation in the inner cavities with a relatively low water to hydrate yield, hydrophobic materials (e.g., ZIF-8) promote nucleation in the external surface of the MOF, leaving behind the inner cavities of the MOF fully available for further methane storage. This dual system is fully reversible, exhibits a very narrow pressure window for methane hydrate formation, and has faster kinetics (less than 4 hours for nucleation and growth) than bulk artificial hydrates.
Dr Joaquín Silvestre-Albero from the University of Alicante says, "The high sensitivity of inelastic neutron scattering to hydrogen atoms has made it possible to identify the isolated CH4 trapped inside the hydrate cages. The methane molecules in the cavities of a hydrate-like deuterated water give rise to two well-defined elastic peaks at 2.3 meV and 7.2 meV. The peaks can only be attributed to the different rotational transitions of methane behaving as an almost free rotor in methane hydrate, in close agreement with the INS spectra obtained for natural hydrates from the Pacific seafloor. Furthermore, synchrotron X-ray powder diffraction measurements performed at ALBA Light source in Spain have identified the sI structure of the methane hydrates."
This investigation, led by Dr. Mirian E. Casco, Dr. Ir. Enrique V. Ramos-Fernandez and Dr. Joaquín Silvestre-Albero from the University of Alicante, opens the door towards the application of these MOFs in short and long-term methane storage applications based on a proper design of the host metal-organic framework in terms of porous structure (cavities must be able to allocate some unit cells) and chemical nature (to promote water-gas interactions rather than water-framework interactions).
Chemical Science, DOI: 10.1039/C6SC00272B
Joaquín Silvestre-Albero
Research date: March 2016
For more information please contact Joaquín Silvestre-Albero (email: joaquin.silvestre@ua.es) or Enrique V. Ramos-Fernández (Email: enrique.ramos@ua.es).


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Mariola Wojtowicz (born 4 January 1980) is a Polish volleyball player, playing in position libero.

Sporting achievements

Clubs
Polish Championship:
  2003, 2004, 2010
  2007
Polish Cup:
  2004, 2006
Polish Supercup:
  2006

National team
Universiade:
  2007
  2005

References

External links
 TauronLiga profile
 Women.Volleybox profile
 CEV profile

1980 births
Living people
Polish women's volleyball players

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Md. Shamsuzzaman, AMD of the bank has been heading the bank's Operations Wing. Earlier he served the bank as Deputy Managing Director. M. Shamsuzzaman started his Banking career as a Probationary Officer in 1984 and served in its branches, zones and Head Office in different capacities. He obtained his post-graduation from Chittagong University. He had assignment as Chief Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Officer (CAMLCO). He worked as Bank''''s first remittance promoter in Bahrian during 1995-1997. He travelled KSA, Bahrain, Malaysia & Thailand to attend different International conference on Islamic Finance and banking. He has written many books related to Islamic Banking & finance including Anti Money Laundering and combating financing terrorism.
Mohammed Monirul Moula, AMD of the bank has been heading the bank''''s Corporate Investment Wing. Earlier he served the bank as Deputy Managing Director and Head of Retail Investment Wing. He joined Islami Bank in 1986 as a Probationary Officer and served in its branches, zones and Head Office in different capacities. He obtained Masters Degree with Honors in Economics from Chittagong University. He visited different countries including Bahrain, Malaysia, Thailand, Itali and Sri Lanka for attending Training and Seminar on banking. He is a Diplomaed Associate of the Institute of Bakers, Bangladesh.


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Call it passion. Call it purpose. Call it Starbucks.
For me, inspiration comes from the same place that dreams come from. It's a place beyond understanding, knowing, and controlling. It intersects all aspects of life, particularly my writing world.
Inspiration arrives in dreams, in music, in conversations, and even in memories. Thoughts gather subconsciously until they manifest into words. I never can predict where my ideas will come from and how long they will stay with me. So, with that, I offer the following advice to writers.
Spend time with your species (artists are influenced by other artists).
Listen. Inspiration surrounds you. Eavesdrop on life (politely).
Appreciate everything—the beauty in all things, moments & experiences.
Be wild. Stop making sense and start making nonsense!
Do not try to force inspiration (forced inspiration is like caffeine—it pumps you up, then you crash).
Stop hiding (we writers like to hide). Interaction with other human beings is an important source of inspiration.
Be open to change. And never lose your sense of curiosity.
Follow your bliss. Do what you love in some form or another.
Feel your pain. Sing the blues.
This post was inspired by a recent writing workshop that we, Restless Writers, attended as part of the Quick Brown Fox series. Workshops are simply one way to inspire and inject life in your writing project(s)—and sometimes, they can even put your manuscript into the hands of a willing agent!
We're all seeking some form of inspiration in our lives—to feel alive, energized, engaged in meaningful creative activity. What inspires you and where does it come from? We'd love to hear from you.
Inspiration is the yin to the yang of the act of respiration. To breathe in is to become inspired and filled with the very thing one needs to go forward to the next moment. The deeper you inhale, the more you absorb and the greater the need to expel to the world around you what instantly transforms within you. The yang presents itself in a spent volume requiring immediate expiration — a product that regains its value only once it is beyond you, outside of you. Inspire, expire, inspire, expire. Repeat and live. Breathe deep and thrive!


Scientists have disputed if water has any effect on weight loss, but almost 59% of adults, believe it does, and these are some of the reasons why. For those looking for the light at the end of the tunnel, why not try water to help you lose weight? Here are a few reasons why you need to think of water as an assistant in weight loss.
When you are dehydrated you tend to eat more. This is because we want to eat more than we want to drink water. Whenever you're hungry, you grab food the minute the signal is sent but we tend to ignore our thirst signal until it becomes unbearable. Almost 75% of us are dehydrated at any one time. So try to take some water when you find yourself next time you're craving food in between meals.
Drinking water regularly prevents you from drinking high calorie drinks that will increase your weight. Instead of water we tend to replace it with milk flavoured coffee, tea, fruit juices, and soft drinks. These drinks are high in calories so switching to water you of course consume less calories.
Even being a little dehydrated can cause you to lose energy and be sluggish and we tend to go for high calorie snacks to motivate us. Drinking water helps to boost energy and you will want to use it for exercise which helps to reduce your weight and you will consume less calories.
Drinking more water (especially cold water) helps to increase the energy you expend even while at rest – up to 400 kilojoules for every two liters of water you drink.
Sometimes we feel like our joints need some lubrication, and water helps to do this. Water is a main component of synovial fluid that is found in the joints, and helps to reduce friction and protect your joints from injury.
Your liver helps to remove waste from your body and to metabolize fat. Drinking water regularly helps the liver to carry out its functions unhindered.
Humans are creatures of habit and carrying a water bottle everyday can help you to take better care of your body as you set your goal to drink at least two liters of water everyday. You will start to slowly become conscious of you food intake and exercises.
We sometimes find our muscles aren't as strong as they look and this is because dehydration causes loss of muscle strength and slow muscle response. Staying hydrated before and after doing exercise helps with muscle growth and response.
Don't always go for the high energy foods or candy to boost you in a day, as they help only to increase your weight and make you lose the energy you need shortly after. Drinking water as you should will help to keep you healthy, as your body will get rid of waste efficiently and you will never be at a loss of energy when you need some to go through the day.
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Agent 88 summons you for action!
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Chris Le Galle, August 6, 2012 November 8, 2015 , News, Alexis Cruz, Jon Schnepp, Joseph Gatt, Satine Phoenix, Wes Huffor, Agent 88, Carlos Gallardo, Damion Poitier, Dig Deep Entertainment, Digger T Mesch, Heavy Metal Magazine, Hurricane Entertainment, Jan Utstein-O'Neill, Jason Charles Miller, Jim Mahfood, Kevin Eastman, Kevin Grevioux, Kickstarter, Malta Comic Con, Minimates, Peter Mayhew, Simon Bisley, web series., Wicked Comics
Wicked Comics would like to remind everyone that the aggressive 30 day Kickstarter campaign which has recently been launched by Director/Artist Digger T Mesch of Dig Deep Entertainment and Producer Jan Utstein-O'Neill of Hurricane Entertainment in support of a web series that introduces the world's most deadly assassin will be coming to an end next week. The surprising spin on this seemingly atypical Kung Fu Shoot Em' Up series is that the protagonist is an 88-year-old British woman with Alzheimer's disease! Yes you read well!
AGENT 88 is an eclectic cocktail of Kill Bill and Mr. Magoo. It stars 80-year-old avid student of Tai Chi/London theatre actress Kay D'Arcy (Criminal Minds), and is anything but another action flick. A88 was launched July 10th, the day before San Diego Comic Con, in association with Heavy Metal Magazine's 35th anniversary event. In a very short time span Agent 88, with its $88,000 goal, has been garnering support from an enthusiastic and growing fan base of genre lovers.
In solidarity for the project Heavy Metal Magazine has agreed to publish its very first Kickstarter exclusive book. "Heavy Metal Presents:The ART of 88" will feature 88 world renowned artists including Simon Bisley (Lobo, Dredd), Kevin Eastman (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Heavy Metal), David Mack (Kabuki, Daredevil), Jim Mahfood (Spiderman, Kevin Smith's Clerks) and Wes Huffor (Charnel House, The Wrath). Sponsorship also comes from Diamond Select Toys with limited edition MINIMATES, the highly collectible designer toy-line created by Digger himself and currently celebrating its 10-year anniversary.
Agent 88 has some amazing names and faces attached, including Kevin Eastman, Kevin Grevioux (creator/actor Underworld), Carlos Gallardo (El Mariachi, Desperado), Damion Poitier (Thanos in The Avengers, True Blood), Joseph Gatt (Thor, Star Trek 2013), Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca – Star Wars), Alexis Cruz (Stargate), Satine Phoenix (Artist, Entertainer) and former lead singer of Godhead – Jason Charles Miller.
Agent 88 is the brainchild of Director/Writer/Artist Digger T Mesch who founded the Brooklyn design house Art Asylum. After travelling Asia for over a decade Digger has returned to settle in Hollywood and take on the big boys with this exciting new web series. By attaching top notch talent to the cutting edge new medium of web entertainment he intends to aggregate a fan base worthy of an A-List feature film. American Director/Producer Jon Schnepp (Metalocalypse) has agreed to come on as a guest director for the web series.
AGENT 88's Kickstarter goal is to reach $88,000 so contribute now on: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1460783231/agent-88-the-web-series
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