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On slow lane: Two-wheeler demand remains subdued for fifth month
By: FE Bureau |
Updated: April 3, 2019 7:17:41 AM
The weak volumes dragged down the growth in 2018-19 to just under 7% from a robust 15% in 2017-18.
Bajaj Auto bucked the trend reporting a smart 20% y-o-y growth as the company had started slowing despatches to dealers during the December 2018 quarter.
Demand for two-wheelers remained subdued for the fifth consecutive month in March with Hero MotoCorp and Honda Motorcycle reporting the highest decline in monthly sales in FY19. The weak volumes dragged down the growth in 2018-19 to just under 7% from a robust 15% in 2017-18.
Analysts said record high inventories with dealers had led to weakness in wholesale volumes. "High dealer inventory build-up is likely to have dragged down sales, in addition to demand issues," analysts at Jefferies noted.
Yadvinder Singh Guleria, senior VP – sales & marketing at Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI), said the challenging and disruptive second half of 2018-19 had wiped out growth seen in the first half. "Higher insurance premiums dampened the festival sentiment and pre-festival stock buildup was converted into high inventories for the two-wheeler industry," Guleria said.
The worst hit was HMSI, which saw a sharp 47% year-on-year (y-o-y) dip in March, followed by Hero MotoCorp with over a 20% y-o-y decline.
Dealers of both the companies are holding inventories of up to 80 days in several parts of the country, piled up from the festive months when demand was much lower than expected. For 2018-19, HMSI posted a 4.4% fall in volumes while Hero recorded a mere 3% increase.
While Royal Enfield reported a 21% y-o-y decline in March volumes, TVS Motor's sales fell 1.54% y-o-y. Bajaj Auto bucked the trend reporting a smart 20% y-o-y growth as the company had started slowing despatches to dealers during the December 2018 quarter.
Industry volumes in March fell by around 15% in March primarily due to the nearly three-fold rise in insurance premiums; sales had slipped to single digit growth after the Supreme Court ordered compulsory five year third-party insurance from September, 2018 driving up the premiums. Before that, sales had been rising at a brisk 20%. Earlier this year, Pawan Munjal, MD, Hero MotoCorp, had observed that the liquidity crunch coupled with third-party insurance costs had impacted Diwali sales and there were no signs of pick up in Q4FY19.
Analyst at Nomura said the price hikes due to new safety norms from April 1 will weaken demand in the near-term. "We expect the industry to remain weak in the near-term on high inventory which have increased further and rising cost pressure by 11-15% price hike on ABS/BS6 norms," they said.
Most manufacturers have, in March, increased prices in the range of `500-7,000, depending on the engine capacity, as they start rolling out products with combined braking system (CBS) and anti-lock braking system (ABS) feature, which is mandatory for vehicles sold from April 1 this year. This appears to have further impacted demand.
According to the Federation of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA), retail sales or registrations of two-wheelers have been trending down since November, 2018 and fell 8% y-o-y in February, one of the slowest month during FY19. Analyst at Kotak Institutional Equities said that industry volumes will likely be subdued over the next two years due to increase in prices and weaker consumer sentiment.

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Detroit mayor to be deposed in FOI suit after all
Responding to a proverbial elbow jab to the ribcage from lawyers for the Detroit Free Press, embattled Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick will testify…
Responding to a proverbial elbow jab to the ribcage from lawyers for the Detroit Free Press, embattled Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick will testify after all in the newspaper's Freedom of Information lawsuit against the city.
Lawyers for the Free Press and The Detroit News complained in a motion earlier this month that Kilpatrick was stonewalling their efforts to schedule him for a deposition. The two newspapers are suing for text messages between Kilpatrick and a former staffer, Christine Beatty; a first wave of messages exchanged on a city-owned pager seemed to reveal the pair had an affair, despite their denials under oath.
According to the Free Press, lawyers for the two newspapers want to ask Kilpatrick about other text messages that might provide more information about the whistle-blower settlement that underlies the texting scandal.
Thanks to a decision reached "in a hallway at Wayne County Circuit Court after weeks of conversations" between the two sides, the Free Press said its lawyers would depose Kilpatrick on Sept. 16.


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New library songs out now
Out now, here!
Posted on December 28, 2022 January 8, 2023
Legend William Orbit
Another fab year!
Loads of library tracks released…..including lots of songs: something I wanted to do more of this year and I did. They (obviously) take way longer than the instrumental stuff, but songs are generally much more rewarding. I've written lots solo, and lots with co writers, too..some of them newbies.
Here's one I wrote in a batch after being obsessed with Taylor Swift's 'Folklore'..I wrote about 8 or 10 backing tracks in the winter of 2020 and finished this one earlier this year. Lovely vocal from Michael Vickers
I had my music used all over the world..one song was used on last years Christmas episodes of both Coronation Street and Neighbours, and I love it when tracks turn up in bizarre places….I had a dark moody synth track used both on a documentary about porn and a high brow BBC show about the CND! I must have over 500 tracks out there working by now, and every PRS day is a bit of a joy to read the statements.
Arms reached its 61st release with a second single by one of the fake bands I use to release under, 'Crystal Lips'
It's taken until now to clear the backlog of releases for Arms, so am entering 2023 with pretty much a clean slate.
I did do loads of instrumental tracks, too, and for a couple of new-to-me labels as well as some longer term labels I worked for.
I can't remember if this was out last year, or this, but I enjoyed doing it….all analogue hardware, no soft synths, and I shared the album with two other established great composers, John Rushton and Chris Lewis
Confetti's been a whirlwind again. I've steered a batch of new Masters and Undergrad degrees being written and validated, and got to meet some legends both in person and online:
For Industry Week we had contemporary composer Anna Meredith, songwriting giant Linda Perry, the man responsible for producing 'Vauxhall and I', Steve Lillywhite, pop prancer Becky Hill (and her lovely manager Alex), general dude Don Letts, modern industry disrupter Merck Mercuriadis, label icons Chris Briggs and Joe Kentish (among lots of others)…most talks were professionally steered by legend of all things good about the world, Dean Jackson
Becky, Alex and Dean
William Orbit
Anna Meredith
Outside of Industry Week, we welcomed a couple of legends in the form of Chris Kimsey (The Stones for heavens sake!) and Adrian Bushby (Muse and Foo Fighters) who did production masterclasses with our Music Performance students being produced by the Chris or Adrian , with Music Tech students ably assisting. Sounds like a dream day to me.
Chris Kimsey
Adrian Bushby
In July, Splendour festival was over 2 days and again had Confetti as a stage sponsor, with students staffing the Courtyard stage (beautifully and professionally) doing a whole host of roles such as sound, lights, video, filming…really is such a great thing for students to get to do.
Louise from Sleeper at Splendour 2022
In September, I went to an SSL event at lovely studio Ayriel near Whitby to see legend Ken Scott give a talk…..was ace..met lots of really great people
Confetti's due to open a London campus in September 2023: pretty much a once in a lifetime opportunity to support a capital city campus in an incredibly competitive environment, but we'll make sure it's amazing for sure. I honestly feel so lucky to be part of it….I really think London will be great and will make Nottingham's provision even stronger..together, Confetti will be even more unique.
Art mock up of Confetti London
For those we lost
In July, the world lost one of the biggest influences in my life, Andy Wright . He gave me a job behind the bar at legendary venue the Princess Charlotte when I moved to Leicester in the 90s, then my first avenue into live sound there. I rented his house for a while, and for a period of time, Andy and the team he built around him really were like family to me. He supported my transition into professional music and being part of a music scene. I also met my wife at the Charlotte, so it holds a special place for me. The funeral was so moving. Lots of old faces showed up with an overwhelming outpouring of grief, but also wonderful memories. I'll never hear 'Sunday Morning' again without a tear in my eye.
I did a bunch of mixing and mastering projects for various people. I really love the mini album One Cure For Man did. 'The World In Autumn Sun' really is a doozy…nominated for an Ivor Novello of all things! That boy has a work ethic and a vision.
I also did a bunch of mixing for the everyones favourite 80s King: James Burt: some of which came out this year, and lots in the can for 2023
Long time friend, Hannah Brine, released a batch of tracks I mixed and mastered, too. Trance on one hand and Pop/Folk on the other, Some really beautiful songs
Gigs of the year
Well, I get choosier with age, and I went to 4 this year: all of them corkers though. I took my kids to see Billie Eilish in July: expected not much and got a whole lot: amazing live production packed with great tunes.
In October, I tootled off to Doncaster for, I think, my 20th Morrissey gig. No politics, just a great set from the Smiths up to some unreleased stuff. He was in fine voice..better with age…now if he could just stop saying things, we'd all go back to loving him a lot more.
Matt Maltese at Metronome was great. I saw him twice in 2018, and since then, his audience seem to have become 18 year old girls….not sure how or why, but there's no denying that song-craft.
Then, a couple of weeks back, the Cure! Also ace….Bobbles can still sing like the lovely goth he is, and when they did 'Pictures of You' , that really did take me right back to 1989. The Cure had a pretty unbelievable run until 'Disintegration' and it started to go a bit crap from 'Wish' onwards.
Father John Misty remains the most consistently brilliant artists of the last decade for me. I watched the album launch at the Barbican (on stream) , and it was so good!
The Hot Chip album is great and accompanied me laying a garden path this Autumn, fact fans
The Jockstrap album is very weird, but full of inventive ideas
Angel Olson….yummy album
Sharon Van Etten…also yummy
Taylor Swift…..ever since 'Folklore' I'm a total convert. This is a pop gem and no mistake
Jessie Buckley and Bernard Butler's album was a winner. Loved them on Jools
Songs of the year!
I do a playlist every month of new stuff that tickles my fancy, but there's a couple of songs I really rinsed on repeat this year.
The David Holmes one was co written with Noel Gallagher and shows what an ace production can do to an OK song. Love it
Am in no way a Monkeys fan..I like the odd bit they do, but really loved the production on this tune. I can't find anything else on the album it's from in the same ball park of quality, but the album's in loads of top ten album of the years lists so maybe I need to give it another try.
Plug Ins Of The Year!
I remain a convert to the SSL suite. I tested them last Christmas and loved them so subscribed.
I bought a few Spitfire libraries…they do amazing discounts for educators, but even without, the LABS libraries are just amazing for 0 pounds! Next step up are the Originals and those are a really good value way of upping the quality of your sound sources.
I always tell people I don't watch much, but I guess it's all relative, but when you list it, it looks like I'm a regular on Gogglebox. Shows I loved were Better Call Saul (pretty much perfect final season), Handmaids Tale (back to being good), Ozark, Ghosts, Peaky Blinders, Married at First Sight (Yes, I know, I know), The Bear, The Watcher, Night Coppers, The Green Planet, and I've just started Bad Sisters which I'm loving. I enjoyed 'Pistol' once I got into it, too. Late to 'The Traitors' party, but that's great. McCartney 3,2,1 really is a gem (out last year, I only saw it this)
Same as the last few years, but I'd add 'Oh Brother' in the mix this year..it's a podcast about the Fall. My very favourite things have been the Alan Partridge 'From The Oasthouse' series. Total top of his game and very surreal….you get to hear Alan's take on Joy Division .
I've got a total backlog here…got to catch up with a few, but I loved 'The Big Midweek' , and I got Trevor Horn's autobiography as an audio book and that was brilliant. My friend Dave sent me a copy of the Bono book which I started despite being pretty non plussed with Bono over the years….never owned any U2 stuff….and am pleasantly surprised at how good it is…especially when he speaks about his wife…genuinely loving.
Other things!
I've been an External Examiner for Point Blank in London, and Waterbear in Brighton, External Examiner and Quality Advisor for RSL. I also continued being a Collaborative Academic Lead on Confetti's behalf for the Commercial Songwriting and Production Masters at Tileyard Education and soon, for it's sibling centre in Wakefield: all of that feeds right into my Confetti role and general development.
2023 brings the tenth year of Arms Production Music and I plan to not keep material in the vault for ages and get those releases out quicker. Am not really fussed about hitting a release a month….could be more, could be less. I also want to get more student involvement..after all, library music is often the first step into earning money from music so would love to bring students in the fold.
I've got a new One Cure For Man album to mix and lots more library releases in progress….those tracks in that 'Ideas' folder need finishing!
I'm 50 in 2023, and mentally still struggling to move past being 25, but it probably means I have less years working ahead of me now than I've already got behind me, so it's more and more important to me to make every year count.
Sending love to you and yours.
2 tracks on new library album 'Green Energy'
2 library tracks on this new release by The Music Supervisors. 'Glorious Green Earth' and 'A Cleaner Future'
More new tracks!
5 tracks on this new library release: 'Dry Ticking Heart' , 'It's On', 'Clouded Mind', 'Calm Before The Crash' and 'Hack the Binary' released by The Music Supervisors.
Track on new library album
A track on Bibliotheque's new release
5 tracks on new library release
Five tracks on this new release for music library 'The Music Supervisors' : 'Exhausted and Down' , 'Broken and Running', 'Harmful Intent' and 'Misleading Info'
New library track out now
'Endless Atmosphere' is on this new release by Thermal
Mix and master on a new EP by One Cure For Man
One man machine, James Parkinson, AKA One Cure For man wrote, recorded and produced this EP….sort of earthy acoustic Manics-esque. Happy to have mixed and mastered it.
2 new songs on library album
Out today, I've got 2 new co writes on Thermal Music's album 'Alt Pop'
'Spellbound' and 'All My Life It's You'
Creepy nursery rhyme out now
I was asked to do a creepy children sung version of 'Ring Around The Rosie' , so got my analogue synths out and wonky piano , got my reluctant daughter to do the singing and whispering and off I went. We did an English version too
Out worldwide now


Here's my latest installment of Maybelline Monday using the Sapphire Siren quad!
1: Spread NYX eyeshadow base all over the eyelid.
2: Apply the teal color all over your lid, and the dark blue in the crease and blend the dark blue out so there's no harsh lines.
5: Finally, apply Maybelline's Great Lash Mascara to your lashes and enjoy!
Yet again, trying to convince me to get these palettes! So pretty, nice job!


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Wenger Right To Keep Faith With Ozil
Posted in Arsenal By By Far The Greatest TeamPosted on July 17, 2015 July 27, 2017
Mesut Ozil has been linked with a move to Juventus this summer and it would be a shame if such a talented player is effectively driven out of the Premier League.
The Germany international joined Arsenal from Real Madrid two years ago and he has been subjected to constant criticism about his supposed lack of work-rate.
Any time Arsenal have a bad result or poor performance, then not far behind will be a sarcastic question along the lines of 'Where was Ozil?' with the implication being he goes missing in certain games.
by Ronnie Macdonald
Yet that is grossly unfair on a player who was an essential member of Germany's World Cup winning team last year and has consistently shown himself to be an important player for Arsenal.
It's no surprise clubs the size of Juventus would be interested in signing the playmaker, if they were given a whiff of encouragement that he would be available. But it is reassuring to read that Arsene Wenger sees Ozil as an important part of the club's future.
There is certainly no reason to doubt Wenger's words and, with the Arsenal manager not looking to strengthen his midfield this summer, Ozil's place as a fixture in the starting line-up looks assured.
He is a key reason why Arsenal are, unusually, shorter than Manchester United in the Premier League betting for next season. When fit, Ozil plays in Arsenal's biggest games, it is as simple as that.
Last season, that included the FA Cup final win over Aston Villa and he started 21 of Arsenal's Premier League games, making one appearance off the bench. The only reason he didn't play more was that he was sidelined for the best part of three months due to a knee injury.
He scored four goals and provided five assists in the Premier League last season, compared to five goals and nine assists in 26 appearances during his debut campaign in England.
Yet, while those stats may have been down slightly, there are several which point to him being a more dangerous and threatening player than in his first season. His pass completion rate was up by almost four per cent to 88.2%, and he also had more shots per game, made more key passes per game and embarked on more dribbles on average. Also, his average rating with WhoScored.com was higher last season than the year before.
Now we all know that stats can be manipulated to support an argument, but those stats above demonstrate that Ozil was actually doing more to have an influence on the way Arsenal play.
by joshjdss
There is unfortunately still a perception that, unless you are dripping in sweat or launching into full-blooded tackles, you're not putting in the required effort as a footballer and that is perhaps where the criticism of Ozil comes from.
But the man who knows best of all about what Ozil can provide to the team is his manager, and Wenger has consistently shown trust in a player who helped Arsenal to third in the Premier League last season and to an FA Cup triumph.
With a full pre-season preparation under his belt as well, there is a strong chance Ozil can make an even bigger contribution during his third year at Arsenal.
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Brrr... We are going back to Jamacia mon!
We have arrived safley in Toronto around 8pm. Our sunburns are peeling and the cold air hits hard... We were not ready for that. We will continue our debrief in the morning, but for now it's off to sleep, with a few more blankets then we are use to. Please continue to pray for us as we process our expirences and how we saw Christ at work. We look forward to seeing our families and friends Tommorrow evening.


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Prison program pairs inmates with greyhound to prepare them for life after the tracks
Family wants more time for man declared brain dead before organs donated
Buffalo Wild Wings worker fired after woman says she received mustard swastika on burger bun
Apollo 11 launched 50 years ago on July 16, 1969
Phoenix firefighters bring presents to young hospital patients in "Christmas in July" event
St. Joseph Catholic Church plans to rebuild months after massive fire
Wet weather drives sales at Valley Christmas tree lot
By Anita Roman
Posted Dec 06 2018 12:07PM MST
Video Posted Dec 06 2018 11:25PM MST
Updated Dec 06 2018 11:26PM MST
PHOENIX (KSAZ) - It's raining, it's pouring, but the guys here at the Valley View Christmas Tree Lot say the weather won't dampen sales.
"Kind of like snowy affect, you know, makes you feel like you're closer to Christmas time," Colby Turner said. "It's hurry, rush, rush, rush... let's get it done."
The hustle and bustle of the season, the cooler winter-like weather is an early holiday gift for Christmas tree salesman Colby Turner, who works at the Valley View Christmas Tree Lot on 36th Drive and Thomas.
"Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday... we rocked, we had so many customers it was hard to keep up with them," he said.
Turner says the days leading up to December 25 will just get busier. He expects Thursday's wet weather will really put people in the mood to prepare for festivities.
"We're all lit up, we're ready for business, whether it's one, or 10, or 100," he said.
The Valley View Christmas Tree Lot is open all the way through Christmas Eve, rain or shine.
By Brian Webb, FOX 10
PHOENIX (FOX 10) -- Some inmates at the Saguaro Correctional Center are teaching retired greyhounds how to be pets, so they can find their forever homes. At the same time, the program seems to be rescuing some inmates as well.
"I asked about the program, and they say it's a racing greyhound -- rehabilitating dogs," said inmate Marwan Jackson. "So, I got interested in there and I'm like, this is something I want to do. I got a big chunk of time to do so, I might as well do something positive with it."
At the correctional center, a handful of inmates care for retired greyhounds after their racing careers cross the finish line. The goal now is to get them ready for adoption. Until then, they eat, sleep, play and train together. All day, every day.
By Matt Rodewald, FOX 10
PHOENIX (FOX 10) -- Christmas came early for some young patients at several Valley hospitals, as Phoenix firefighters delivered some presents, thanks to some special donations.
"You've made our kids lives better, you've actually made our caregivers lives better," said Steve Purvis, CEO of Maricopa Integrated Health System.
There was happiness and appreciation Monday at the annual "Christmas in July" event for the Phoenix Fire Department.
By Carmen Blackwell
PHOENIX (FOX 10) — It's been two and a half months since St. Joseph Catholic Church went up in flames, and churchgoers are still holding services and plan to rebuild.
VIDEO : Fox 10's Carmen Blackwell has the story.
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Who Would Want This Job?
By Will Durst, November 3, 2015 March 19, 2019
A look at the American presidential election sweepstakes
It's like a train wreck. Fascinating, repellent, and loud: all at the same time. Talking about the American presidential sweepstakes. And, as ratings for the last few debates seem to indicate, very hard to look away. It was Winston Churchill who called our election process… "a circus wrapped in a game show covered in poisonous weasel glitter." And if he didn't, he should have.
Look at how we treat these poor people. Gang debates. Smug interrogators. Partisan witch hunts. Hostile examinations. Substandard lecterns. Marathon fundraisers with cold congealed Swedish meatballs in a watery mustard sauce.
What we end up with is scarred, dehydrated, emotional wrecks confused by simple math and their shoes. And that's another question. Who would want this job? What kind of crazy masochistic flippo-unit voluntarily undertakes this mission of barbarous self-flagellation? Not just jumping into the flaming crucible of brutish internecine combat, but dragging their families along with them? You would not be far off concluding that anybody who can be elected president, shouldn't be.
Even the serious presidential election candidates quickly turn into bewildered patsies sentenced to months of trudging through Iowa and New Hampshire mud. Constantly dodging teams of opposition researchers looking for anything resembling dirt. And forced to eat gas station sushi.
There has got to be a better way to pick the leader of the free world. The system we have now is much too long, totally fractious, unseemly, indecorous, vicious and unbecoming. Put those all together and what do you get: Television.
If we're going to run this like a reality show, let's run it like a reality show. We already got them jumping through hoops, all we need are enough cameras to capture the action. It's an award-winning, mini-series waiting for the right producer.
Auction off the rights to these presidential election sweepstakes to the highest bidding network, and let them fold it into one of their signature franchises. "America's Next Top Politician." "Dancing With the Office-Seekers." "Keeping up with the Roosevelts." "So You Think You Can Negotiate with Putin?" "Hell's Campaign Trail." "America's Got BS." "The Real Hypocrites of Washington D.C." "Project Inauguration." Just insert some loophole that keeps CNBC out of the running.
"Apprentice" morphed into "Celebrity Apprentice," why not "Presidential Apprentice?" Let Donald Trump experience the joy of being fired from both ends. CBS could transform their hour each week to "The Amazing Race: Oval Office." Only a few disgruntled campaign managers would quibble with calling it "The Biggest Loser."
Many shows wouldn't need any alteration. "Big Brother" sort of already tangentially fits. As does "The Real World," in a vague ironic sense. "Shark Tank," definitely. "American Idol," yeah, right, dream on. "The Voice," or more aptly, "The Lack of Voice."
With the show's emphasis on backstabbing and blindsiding, "Survivor: Foggy Bottom" is almost a perfect fit. We could even mimic the format and offer clues to help contestants find hidden immunity idols. "Congratulations. You may skip Nevada and South Carolina and go straight to Super Tuesday."
A number of reality show conventions could be adopted and/ or adapted. The weekly weigh in when they strip down to their undies would immediately trigger Must See TV. And finally, forget the hand on the Bible, on January 21, 2017, Chief Justice Roberts offers up to the incoming president… one single red rose.
The New York Times says Emmy-nominated comedian and writer Will Durst "is quite possibly the best political satirist working in the country today." The Humor Times says "Durst is the Sage of Satire, the Learned Lampooner, the King of Political Satire!" Check his website for upcoming stand-up performance dates. Will's books, including Elect to Laugh! A Hilarious, Common Sense Guide to American Politics are available at Amazon and better bookstores all over this great land of ours. From Ulysses Press.
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Blog 79898612
Taste of the Past: Inside Charlie's Cafe Exceptionale.
By Rick Nelson
December 23, 2009 — 9:44pm
Charlie's Cafe Exceptionale anchored the corner of 4th Av. S. and 7th St. in downtown Minneapolis for more than 50 years. Star Tribune file photo, 1960.
The following story, written by Minneapolis Star staffer Peggy Katalinich, ran in the Oct. 28, 1975 edition of Taste.
Exceptionale: Charlie's daily repertoire calls for artists, maestro
Editor's note: What makes Charlie's run? To find out how the large and successful retaurant at the corner of the 7th St. and 4th Av. S. works, Taste Editor Peggy Katalinich spent two days getting in the way in the kitchen and wandering through the basement storerooms, the bakery and butcher shop.
By 7 a.m., when most of the civilized world is just awaking, 50 gallons of stock are clarifiying, racks of duck and ribs are slowly roasting and a woman attacks a bushel of boiled potatoes with her peeler.
Meanwhile, the baker slaps down the dough that will later that day fill hundreds of bread baskets. Four workers patiently feed tablcloths through a giant press, readying the day's linen.
Before taking over the reins, Louise Saunders was not aware of the intricacies of her husband's precise machine. "A few tables, a chef somewhere behind the doors frying a steak, that's all I knew," she said.
Now she sits at the master controls, the maestro of the orchestra, her description for the 320,000-meal-per-year restaurant better known as Charlie's Cafe Exceptionale.
"This business is constantly with you; I can only get away from it when I'm in a tough bridge game," said Mrs. Saunders who left a succesful law practice to run Charlie's when her husband, Charles Saunders, died in 1964.
"It's addicting, just like cigarettes," she added. "An astute friend once told me, 'Louise, you're married to that restaurant.' And this is my family," she said, sweeping her arms over the 358-seat restaurant (221 upstairs in banquet rooms).
Charlie's Cafe owner Louise Saunders, in a 1974 Star Tribune file photo. The restaurant closed in 1982 and was replaced by an office tower; Saunders died in 2003.
Her family includes 41 waitresses, 14 waiters, four captains (including the first and only woman to hold that position) and maitre d' plus other personnel - a total of about 175 with pay checks totaling more than $1 million each year [about $3.9 million in 2009 dollars].
Employer turnover at Charlie's is lower than the national average for restaurants; Mrs. Saunders attributes that to the family attitude.
For instance, Joe Peterson, beverage manager, has spent 40 years at Charlie's in a variety of positions and during those 40 years has been nurturing the mint plant in his back yard that furnishes the mint in Charlie's julep.
Maitre d' Henry Bathke, with almost 22 years, has the difficult job of seating customers and seeing to it that they are happy with their seats; sometimes as many as 700 pass through from 5:30 p.m. to closing. "And I've only had two customers stay mad at me over the years, that was when I refused to let them drive home."
A restaurant is responsible for keeping drunken patrons off the streets, and sometimes Bathke appropriates the keys, sending the customer home in a cab.
Customers also can prove unruly by walking off with Charlie's equipment. One fellow attempted to walk off with a new bar stool and was quite surprised to be stopped by the policeman on duty, Mrs. Saunders recalled.
Then there was the time when a customer took a candle that worked only by being recharged, she continued. His waitress followed and informed him of the candle's limitation. "Well," he asked, "where's the recharger?"
Incidents such as these are the exception, but Mrs. Saunders does require the waitresses and waiters to be responsible for missing steak knives. In addition, they must memorize eight pages of single-spaced typed instructions on how to wait on Charlie's customers.
Plus, they must be strong. This writer buckled when she tried to lift one of the trays stacked with four sirloin dinners.
But there are rewards. For every four-hour shift they work, they receive a meal. The crew on at breakfast time whips up some ham and eggs, while the baker comes through with sweet rolls for employees' eyes only.
An undated Charlie's postcard.
Executive chef George Lisovskis, who started in 1955, says he skips meals at Charlie's. "After working all day around food and testing all the sauces, I just want to go home an relax."
Lisovskis, who was trained at St. Paul Vocational and in restaurants in Europe, trains most of Charlie's cooks himself. "It takes about a year before I can leave them on their own," he said.
Food preparation runs in two cycles; the morning shift starts early and works through two, while the evening crew comes in at three and must be ready to go by five.
The six cooks on the first shift are responsible for building the stocks and sauces to be used throughout the day. By 10:30 a.m., the tempo in the kitchen picks up as six pots of sauce simmer on the range, while Frank Hegyi, who does most of the "heavy" cooking, turns over meats cooking in the ovens below. It seems to be at least 90 degrees in the line where soups are made and foods broiled.
"If you think this is hot, you should see it in the summer," Lisovskis said. "It gets up past 100; I've even passed out myself. We keep rotating cooks so they don't get overheated."
As partial compensation, cooks on the line are allowed to drink beer. "My eyes just sparked when I found out about that," Mrs. Saunders said. "But I calmed down after I found out that's an old tradition."
Charlie's kitchen is frequently asked for advice; Walter Schubert, head night chef, said recently there were requests on how to cook snapping turtles (and got an offer of same) plus how to prepare lion meat. He had answers for both.
"But I was stumped a few years back when a customer asked for French-fried ice cream," he said. "I had no idea what it might be, and it bugged me.
"Nine months later, I found the answer. Took a little leftover Doboshtorte [a classic seven-layer chocolate cake], wrapped it around ice cream, rolled the ball in an egg wash, then in chopped almonds and froze it.
"The next day I went and French-fried it and topped it with a warm marshmallow sauce. Maybe I should make some more up," he said.
French-fried ice cream was on and off the menu a few years ago. Mrs. Saunders revises the dinner menu about four times per year; the luncheon menu can be changed daily.
"We're finding that people's tastes have changed recently. Mostly because of concerns for weight and cholesterol," she said. "We're selling more fish than ever before. We're also selling the smaller cuts of meat, and our standard sirloin was cut from 16 oz. to 14 oz. No one needs to eat a pound of meat."
Roy Sternal, general manager keeps track of the top-selling meals. "In May, for instance, the best-selling meals were fillet, prime ribs, roast pepper rib eye, lemon sole, sirloin and pike," he said. At lunch, the Cedric Adams sandwich [turkey and mushrooms in a light cream sauce over toast - it's on the menu at the Lexington in St. Paul, and it was named for the longtime Minneapolis Star columnist and WCCO Radio personality; Charlie Saunders and Adams were close friends] nosed out pike as top seller.
Sternal plots the number of meals sold the previous year to help estimate the expected sales, taking into account the weather and conventions. An unexpected rain, hosever, can throw a wrench in his well-laid plans. In another file, he has charts showing costs for raw ingredients. While Mrs. Saunders would not release specific figures, the charts show only an upward pattern over the past two years.
"But we're still in an affluent society as far as cuisine is concerned. People are willing to pay for quality," Mrs. Saunders said.
At Charlie's cusomters are paying for the additional cost of making virtually everything from scratch. The woman peeling the potatoes costs more than prepackaged already cooked, peeled and sliced potatoes.
"But we don't buy those potatoes; they have a funny taste due to the additives," Lisovskis and Mrs. Saunders agreed. Most of the food served at Charlie's is fresh - a tiny stockroom of canned goods attests to that.
Back in the kitchen at 11:15 a.m., the activity has coalesced; the rolls are in place, tables set, sauces completed, roasts ready. The surprising calm of early morning has turned into a frenzy of clattering pans and hissing broilers.
Mrs. Saunders' production is about to begin for the world outside the kitchen doors.
Go here for the recipe to Charlie's Cafe Exceptionale's fabled potato salad.
What are your memories of Charlie's Cafe Exceptionale? Share them in the comments field.
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Violent Night Review: Wirkola's Gory Christmas Flick Is Wildly Entertaining
There's no better time than the end of the year, when families around the world come together to usher in holiday cheer through Christmas decorations, songs and movies. This season, Universal Pictures will be releasing a new kind of Christmas movie, in which David Harbor (best known for playing Hopper on the Netflix series) Strange things) as a barbaric variant of Santa Claus with a dirty mouth and desire to drink. Director Tommy Wirkola directs this commemorative mashup of die hard Y Home alone from the screenplay by Pat Casey and Josh Miller. A good balance between thriller and action comedy. violent night he sees Harbor loosening burglars with a sledgehammer. The film contains ferocious action sequences and gruesome body horror, and it's a gory good time.
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David Harbor's Santa Claus is coming to the end of his love as Old Saint Nick. Feeling depressed by his faith in humanity and tired of having to fill the stockings of spoiled children, Mr. Claus reluctantly continues with his Christmas chores. When he visits the Lightstone residence, where Gertrude (Beverly D'Angelo) is receiving her daughter Alva (Edi Patterson), her son Jason (Alex Hassell) and her immediate family, he meets a violent surprise. A team of mercenaries, led by "Mr. Scrooge" (John Leguizamo) have broken into the Lightstone property in search of three hundred million dollars. Santa Claus seems to be the only one who can save them, along with a little help from the energetic and good girl Trudy (Leah Brady).
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Stephanie Sy, Beverly D'Angelo, Edi Patterson, Cam Gigandet, Can Aydin, Alexander Elliot, Alexis Louder, Rawleigh Clements-Willis and John Leguizamo in Violent Night
violent night It's nothing like your average Christmas movie. Wirkola's performance features violence and hostile family dynamics like audiences have never seen before. From film producers like No one Y john wickthe christmas movie contains intense action sequences with great camerawork and choreography to match. It's the best of Christmas nonsense with just the right amount of cheesy one-liners, but it also packs the perfect amount of jaw-dropping carnage. It's experimental at its core, but complements existing tropes within its genre while earning its R rating at every turn possible. Mixing these elements is no easy feat, but thanks to Casey and Miller's thought-provoking script and Wirkola's direction, this new holiday classic is non-stop fun.
While it's easy to recognize Wirkola's latest as a tremendously entertaining and in-your-face showcase of storytelling influences from the likes of Home alone, the script goes beyond the bare minimum to embrace its core strengths. The film doesn't shy away from getting sentimental, producing some truly touching scenes when certain characters aren't shot or are brutally murdered by Mr. Claus himself. That being said, there are some pacing issues that become obvious when these moments start to intersect. Sometimes they extend their stay too long; during other sequences, they are interrupted as soon as they start. A balanced approach would have further strengthened the feature, but ultimately there is no real barrier that would interrupt the overall enjoyment.
David Harbor in Violent Night
While there have been several actors who have taken up the mantle of Santa Claus over the years, it's David Harbor who puts on a layered performance to reveal a new side to the jolly Santa Claus. His acting is just wonderful. He integrates humanity into a figure whose motto is Christmas cheer and whose existence comes from Christmas magic. It's evident throughout this performance that Harbor had a blast playing this vicious version of Santa Claus. His resounding effort at every corner exemplifies how to really have fun with a role. While his stage partners don't often get a chance to match his energy, his performances never detract from the true star of the show.
Packed with obscene dialogue and bloody action sequences, violent night It's crowd-pleasing and a great moment at the movies. This isn't your average Christmas movie, but that's exactly why this entertaining parable of a sledgehammer-wielding Santa will catch viewers by surprise. The film doesn't always hit its mark when it comes to proper pacing, but there are plenty of high points to overcome even fewer low points in this deliciously gory time. As the icing on the cake, David Harbor delivers a layered, emotional performance between squirming-inducing deaths, leading to a theatrical experience that's vivacious and worth every second on the big screen.
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violent night opens in theaters on Friday, December 2. The movie is 112 minutes long and is rated R for strong gory violence, language throughout, and some sexual references.


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Exercise is a great way to improve overall blood flow. High-intensity interval training in particular dilates blood vessels, lowers inflammation, and improves blood flow to the brain. This involves reaching your maximum heart rate with just a short but vigorous burst of exercise, resting, and repeating. It's important, however, to work within your ability and avoid overtraining or you'll negate the benefits. Even just a few minutes of high-intensity exercise can improve blood flow in the brain.
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\section{Introduction}
\label{sec:intro}
The two-mass eigenstates
of the neutral $B$ meson system, carrying mass $m_L$ and $m_H$, are expressed
in terms of the flavor eigenstates, \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace\ and \ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace, as
$|B_{L,H} \rangle= p |\ensuremath{B^0}\xspace \rangle \pm q |\ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace \rangle  $.

If $CP$ is violated in mixing, the probability of a \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace\ to oscillate to
a \ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace\ is different from the probability of a \ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace\ to oscillate to a \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace and
thus we expect to observe a sizeable value for the
asymmetry:
\begin{equation}\label{eq:A_SL}
\ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{\CP}} = \frac{N(\ensuremath{B^0}\xspace\Bz) - N(\ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace\Bzb)}{N(\ensuremath{B^0}\xspace\Bz) + N(\ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace\Bzb)} \simeq 2 \ensuremath{\delta_{\CP}} .
\end{equation}
where $\ensuremath{\delta_{\CP}} = 1 -|q/p|$.

Any deviation from unity of the ratio \mbox{$|q/p|$}\ would imply that the
mass eigenstates are not $CP$ eigenstates (``mixing-induced $CP$
violation'').
The Standard Model prediction is
$\ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{\CP}} =  -(4.1 \pm 0.6) \times 10^{-4}$~\cite{Lenz}.
A large deviation from $\ensuremath{\delta_{\CP}}=1$ would be therefore a clear evidence of New Physics
beyond the Standard Model.

\section{Analysis Method}
\label{sec:method}
We present a measurement based on the partial reconstruction of \mbox{$\Bzb\rightarrow D^{*+} \ell^- \bar{\nu_\ell}$}\xspace\
decays (hereafter \mbox{$B_{\mathrm R}$}).
A state decaying as a \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace (\ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace)
meson produces a positive (negative) charge lepton.
The observed asymmetry between the number
of positive-charge and negative-charge leptons is therefore:
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:arec}   A_\ell \simeq \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{r\ell}}\xspace + \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{\CP}}\xspace  \chi_d,
\end{eqnarray}
where $\chi_d=0.1862\pm0.0023$ \cite{PDG} is the integrated mixing
probability for \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace\
mesons, and \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{r\ell}}\xspace\ is the charge asymmetry in the reconstruction of
\mbox{$\Bzb\rightarrow D^{*+} \ell^- \bar{\nu_\ell}$}\xspace\ decays.

We use kaons from decays of the other \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace\ (\mbox{$B_{\mathrm T}$}) to tag its
flavor (\ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace).
 A state decaying as a \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace (\ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace) meson results most often in a \ensuremath {K^{+}\xspace} (\ensuremath {K^{-}\xspace}). If
mixing takes place, the $\ell$ and the \ensuremath{K}\xspace\ have then the same electric
charge. The observed asymmetry in the rate of mixed events is:
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:amix}   A_{T} = \frac{N(\ell^+\ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace^+) - N(\ell^-\ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace^-)} {N(\ell^+\ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace^+) + N(\ell^-\ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace^-)} \simeq \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{r\ell}}\xspace + \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{K}}\xspace + \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{\CP}}\xspace ,
\end{eqnarray}
where \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{K}}\xspace\ is the charge asymmetry in kaon reconstruction.
A kaon with the same charge as the $\ell$
might also come from the Cabibbo-Favored (CF) decays  of the \ensuremath{D^0}\xspace\
meson produced with the lepton from the partially reconstructed side (\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace).
The asymmetry observed for these events is:
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:asame} A_{R} =\frac{N(\ell^+\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace^+) - N(\ell^-\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace^-)} {N(\ell^+\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace^+) + N(\ell^-\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace^-)} \simeq \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{r\ell}}\xspace+\ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{K}}\xspace + \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{\CP}}\xspace \chi_d
\end{eqnarray}

Eqs. \ref{eq:arec}, \ref{eq:amix}, and \ref{eq:asame} can be
inverted to extract \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{\CP}}\xspace\ and the detector induced asymmetries.

\section{Extraction of $\ensuremath{\delta_{\CP}}$}
\label{sec:method}

The data sample used in this analysis consists of an integrated luminosity of 425.7\ensuremath{\mbox{\,fb}^{-1}}\xspace,
corresponding to 468 million \BB pairs, collected at the $\Y4S$
resonance by the \mbox{\sl B\hspace{-0.4em} {\small\sl A}\hspace{-0.37em} \sl B\hspace{-0.4em} {\small\sl A\hspace{-0.02em}R}}\ detector.

We select a sample of partially reconstructed $B$ mesons
by retaining events containing a charged lepton ($\ell = e,\,\mu$) and a low momentum
pion (soft pion, $\pi^+_{s}$) from the decay $D^{*+}\ensuremath{\rightarrow}\xspace \ensuremath{D^0}\xspace \pi^+_{s}$.
The lepton momentum must be in the range $1.4 < p_{\ensuremath{\ell^-}\xspace} < 2.3 \ensuremath{{\mathrm{\,Ge\kern -0.1em V\!/}c}}\xspace$ and
the soft pion candidate must satisfy $60 < p_{\pi^{+}_{s}} < 190 \ensuremath{{\mathrm{\,Me\kern -0.1em V\!/}c}}\xspace$.
Throughout the paper the momentum, energy and direction of all particles are
computed in the $e^+e^-$ rest frame.

Using conservation of momentum and energy,
the invariant mass squared of the undetected neutrino is calculated as
${\ensuremath{{{\cal M}_\nu}^2}}\xspace \equiv (E_{\mbox{\rm \small beam}}-E_{{D^*}} -
E_{\ell})^2-({\vec{p}}_{{D^*}} + {\vec{p}}_{\ell})^2 ,
$
where $E_{\mbox{\rm \small beam}}$ is half the total center-of-mass energy and $E_{\ell}~(E_{{D^*}})$
and ${\vec{p}}_{\ell}~({\vec{p}}_{{D^*}})$ are the energy and momentum
of the lepton (the $D^*$ meson).
The $D^{*+}$ four-momentum can be computed by approximating
its direction as that of the soft pion, and parameterizing its momentum as
a linear function of the soft-pion momentum.
We select pairs of tracks with opposite electric charge for our signal ($\ell^\mp \ifmmode {\pi_{s}} \else {$\pi_{s}$}\fi^\pm$)
and we use same-charge pairs ($\ell^\pm \ifmmode {\pi_{s}} \else {$\pi_{s}$}\fi^\pm$) for background studies.

We determine the number of signal events in our sample with a minimum
$\chi^2$ fit to the {\ensuremath{{{\cal M}_\nu}^2}}\xspace\ distribution in the
interval $-10 <{\ensuremath{{{\cal M}_\nu}^2}}\xspace< 2.5~$GeV$^2$/c$^4$.
A total of  $(5945\pm 7) \cdot 10^3$ peaking events are found.
The result of the fit is displayed in
Fig.\ref{f:fitmm}.

\begin{figure}[htb]
\begin{center}
\epsfig{file=m2nu-2.jpg,height=3.1in}
\caption{{\ensuremath{{{\cal M}_\nu}^2}}\xspace\ distribution for the data, points with error
  bars, and the fitted contributions from the various sample components.}
\label{f:fitmm}
\end{center}
\end{figure}

We define $\ensuremath{\Delta Z} = \ensuremath{Z_{\mathrm R}} - \ensuremath{Z_{\mathrm T}}$,
where \ensuremath{Z_{\mathrm R}}\ is the projection along the beam direction of the \mbox{$B_{\mathrm R}$}\
decay point, and \ensuremath{Z_{\mathrm T}}\ is the projection along the same direction of the
intersection of the \ensuremath{K}\xspace\ track trajectory with the beam-spot.
We measure the
proper-time-difference between the two $B$ mesons using the relation
$\ensuremath{\Delta t} = \ensuremath{\Delta Z} /( \beta \gamma c)$, where the parameters $\beta,\gamma$
express the Lorentz Boost from the laboratory to the \Y4S\ rest frame.

We distinguish \ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace\  from \ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace\ using proper-time difference and kinematic informations.
Due to the short lifetime and small boost of the \ensuremath{D^0}\xspace\ meson,
small values of \ensuremath{\Delta t}\ are expected for the \ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace.
The $\ell$ and the \ensuremath{\ensuremath{D^{*+}}\xspace}\xspace\ are emitted
at large angles in the rest frame of the decaying \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace : therefore the angle $\theta_{\ell\ensuremath{K}\xspace}$
between the $\ell$ and the \ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace\ has values close to $\pi$, and
cos$(\theta_{\ell\ensuremath{K}\xspace})$ close to $-1$. The  corresponding distribution
for the \ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace\ is uniform.

The measurement proceeds in two steps.
We first measure the sample
composition of the eight
tagged samples defined by lepton type, lepton charge and $K$
charge, with the fit to {\ensuremath{{{\cal M}_\nu}^2}}\xspace\ described above.
The results of the first stage are used in the second
stage,
where we perform
a binned maximum likelihood fit to a
two-dimensional PDF obtained as a  product
of the \ensuremath{\Delta t}\ and cos($\theta_{\ell K})$ functions.

The \ensuremath{\Delta t}\ distributions for \ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace\ \BB\ events are
parameterized as the convolutions of the theoretical distributions
${\cal F}_i(\ensuremath{\Delta t}'|\vec{\Theta})$ with
the resolution function $ {\cal R} (\ensuremath{\Delta t},\ensuremath{\Delta t}') $: ${\cal G}_i(\ensuremath{\Delta t}) = \int_{-\infty}^{+\infty}
{\cal F}_i(\ensuremath{\Delta t}'|\vec{\Theta}) {\cal R} (\ensuremath{\Delta t},\ensuremath{\Delta t}') d(\ensuremath{\Delta t}')$, where $\ensuremath{\Delta t}'$
is the actual difference between the times of decay of the two mesons and
$\vec{\Theta}$ is the vector of the physical parameters.

The resolution function
consists of the superposition of several Gaussian
functions convolved with exponentials. We use a different set of
parameters for peaking and for combinatoric events.

To describe the \ensuremath{\Delta t}\ distributions for \ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace\ events, ${\cal G}_{\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace} (\ensuremath{\Delta t})$,  we select a
sub-sample of data containing less than 5\% \ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace\ decays, and we use the
background subtracted histograms in our likelihood.

The individual
cos($\theta_{\ell K}$) shapes are obtained
from the histograms of the
simulated distributions for \BB\ events, separately for \ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace\ and \ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace\
events.

Events belonging to each of the eight tagged samples are
grouped in 100 \ensuremath{\Delta t}\ bins, 25 $\sigma(\ensuremath{\Delta t})$ bins, 4 cos$\theta_{\ell,K}$
bins, and 5 {\ensuremath{{{\cal M}_\nu}^2}}\xspace\ bins. We further split data in five bins of $K$
momentum, $p_K$, to account for the dependencies of several parameters,
describing the \ensuremath{\Delta t}\ resolution
function, the cos$(\theta_{\ell K})$ distributions, and the fractions
of \ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace\ events, observed in the simulation.

The rate of events in each bin ($\vec{j}$) and for each tagged sample are then
expressed as the sum of the predicted contributions from peaking
events, \BB\ combinatorial and continuum background.

Accounting for mistags and \ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace\ events, the peaking \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace\
contributions
to the equal-charge samples are:
\begin{eqnarray}
\nonumber
{\cal G}_{\ell^\pm K^\pm} (\vec{j}) =  (1\pm\ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{r\ell}}\xspace)(1\pm\ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{K}}\xspace)
\{(1-f_{\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace}^{\pm\pm}) [(1-\omega^\pm) {\cal
  G}_{\ensuremath{B^0}\xspace\Bz / \ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace \ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace } (\vec{j}) +
\\
\omega^\mp
 {\cal G}_{\ensuremath{B^0}\xspace  \ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace/ \ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace}(\vec{j}) ] + f_{\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace}^{\pm\pm}
 (1-\omega'^{\pm}){\cal G}_{\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace}(\vec{j}) (1\pm\chi_d \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{\CP}}\xspace)~\}
\end{eqnarray}
where the reconstruction asymmetries are computed separately for the
$e$ and $\mu$ samples.  We allow for different mistag probabilities
for \ensuremath{K_{T}}\xspace\ ($\omega^\pm$) and \ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace\ ($\omega'^\pm$).

The $f_{\ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace}^{\pm \pm}(p_k)$ parameters describe the
fractions of \ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace\ tags in each sample in terms of
the kaon momentum.
A total of 171 parameters are determined in the fit.

After unblinding we find:
$\ensuremath{\delta_{\CP}} = 1 - |q/p| = (0.29\pm0.84^{+1.78}_{-1.61})\times 10^{-3}$.

We consider several sources of systematic errors:
uncertainties on the composition of the peaking and the combinatorial samples,
on the description of the \ensuremath{K_{R}}\xspace\ and the $CP$ eigenstate \ensuremath{\Delta t}\ distributions, and on the
$\Delta\Gamma$ and $\Delta m_d$ parameters.
Parameterized simulations are used to check the estimate
of the result and its statistical uncertainty. The difference between
the nominal
result and the average of those obtained from pseudo-experiments
is included in the total systematic uncertainty as well as the
statistical error of a validation test performed using the simulation.

Fig. \ref{f:Dz} shows the fit projections for \ensuremath{\Delta t}\
and cos$\theta_{\ell K}$.
\begin{center}
\begin{figure}[htbp]
\vspace*{-0.5cm}
\includegraphics[width=8cm]{dz-prel.jpg}
\includegraphics[width=8cm]{costhe-prel.jpg}
\vspace*{-0.5cm}
\caption{\ensuremath{\Delta t}\ (left) and cos$\theta_{\ell K}$ (right) distributions for the data,
point with error bars, and the fitted
contributions from the various sample components.
Bottom left plot: Raw asymmetry between
$\ell^+ K^+$ and $\ell^- K^-$ events.}
\label{f:Dz}
\end{figure}
\end{center}

In summary, we present a new precise measurement of the parameters governing
$CP$ violation in \ensuremath{B^0}\xspace \ensuremath{\Bbar^0}\xspace oscillations. With a
partial \mbox{$\Bzb\rightarrow D^{*+} \ell^- \bar{\nu_\ell}$}\xspace\ reconstruction and \ensuremath{K}\xspace\ tagging we find
$\ensuremath{\delta_{\CP}} = (0.29\pm0.84^{+1.78 }_{-1.61})\times 10^{-3},$ and
$ \ensuremath{\mathcal{A}_{\CP}}\xspace = (0.06\pm0.17^{+0.36}_{-0.32})\%.$
These results are consistent with and more
precise than the \ensuremath{B}\xspace-factories results from dilepton measurements.
No deviation is observed from the SM expectation~\cite{Lenz}.

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Paul Linton
Thomas More Society
Special counsel to the Thomas More Society, a nonprofit law firm; author of Abortion under State Constitutions: A State-by-State Analysis
Paul Linton on KCRW
The Frontal Assault on the Right to Abortion
"Women's rights now depend on their ZIP code," according to Planned Parenthood, as more states pass restrictions and outright bans on abortion.
Apr. 10, 2013 from To the Point
Kyle Rittenhouse and men who killed Ahmaud Arbery: How do trials compare?
Closing arguments began today in the trial against the three white men charged with murdering Ahmaud Arbery, a Black man, in Brunswick, Georgia.
Why radicalized Americans stormed US Capitol on Jan. 6
More than 700 people face federal charges for storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Jan. 6 from Press Play with Madeleine Brand
It's time to free Leonard Peltier, America's longest serving political Prisoner
The Native American activist's attorney Kevin Sharp tells Robert Scheer why Peltier's imprisonment is one of the worst miscarriages of justice this country has ever seen.
Dec. 3 from Scheer Intelligence


We hear a lot about hearing loss, but much less about hearing conservation.
Hearing conservation is the act of taking measures to help protect the healthy hearing we do have. Hearing conservation can have a profoundly positive impact on your sense of hearing. The most important way we can conserve our hearing is by protecting our ears from excess exposure to loud noises. This helps to prevent noise induced hearing loss, which is one of the most common reasons people lose their hearing.
As mentioned above, noise induced hearing loss is a hearing loss that is caused by excess exposure to loud noises. This can occur in one distinct and extremely loud incident such as a gunshot or jet takeoff, however, more often than not NIHL occurs over a prolonged period of time. Noise induced hearing loss can affect anyone at any age and is actually extremely common amongst young people. In fact, the World Health Organization warns that about 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults are at risk of developing noise induced hearing loss due to their excess use of personal listening devices and noisy leisure activities.
Learning about all of the activities that can cause damage to our hearing, thinking about how to conserve our hearing can feel overwhelming. There are many simple, easy, and cost-effective means you can start taking today to better conserve your hearing.
This is imperative. When you participate in noisy leisure or work activities, you must use hearing protection. Disposable ear plugs do work to lessen the sounds that enter your ears and could potentially cause damage. The most effective and comfortable solution, however, is custom hearing protection that is specifically molded to fit perfectly inside your individual ears.
Life is a noisy thing. It is important to participate in the activities we love, even if they are loud. On top of wearing hearing protection, be sure to also to take periodic breaks from noise as well. Make a vow to once a week swap a noisy activity (such as happy hour with coworkers) for a quieter one like a hike.
We all need leisure in our life! It's the time we spend with our families that makes all our hard work worthwhile. While wonderful, there are many leisure activities in which we participate that could potentially damage our hearing.
Hunting and shooting. Hunting and shooting can be harmful to our hearing. This is one of those activities that could damage our hearing with just one incident. It is imperative that you wear hearing protection each and every time you hunt or shoot.
Baseball and Other Sporting Events.
The screaming fans, the booming announcers, the excited chatter. All of these sounds we so love about attending Cardinals games are also the sounds that could potentially hurt our hearing.
We love spending time with friends and family in bars and restaurants. While fun, it is important to limit the amount of time we spend in these extremely loud environments. If you have to yell for the person at the bar seat next to you to hear you, you are in an environment that is dangerous to your hearing.
The United States Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) has set forth specific guidelines on the amount of noise we are allowed to be exposed to at work.
With all of its machinery and labor, farming is an extremely noisy job. If you are a farmer or run a farm, it is important to protect your hearing and that of your employees with high-quality hearing protection.
Especially in a garage with lots of echo, mechanics are often exposed to very, very loud noises that can damage their hearing. It is important to keep the noise levels down as much as possible in garages as well as use hearing protection.
Believe it or not, tinnitus is the number one and hearing loss is the number two most commonly treated medical conditions for returning veterans. If you are actively in the military or a veteran, it is important to protect your hearing while at work as well as get regular hearing assessments.


Keep His Statutes and Commands . . .
"I AM a GOD of multiplication, and as I blessed and multiplied the tiny loaves and fishes to feed the multitudes, there too was more than enough.
"It does not matter if you are in the wilderness, the desert or wherever you are. I AM more than sufficient for you!
"If I can make the dessert a fertile place, I can cause you to flourish in what seems to be a dry and baron land.
"I can create something out of nothing and bring the increase from the most insignificant things. I will do this for you," says the LORD.
"I will create and do many miracles in your life, as you entrust Me with your care," says the LORD.
"For I AM unlimited, and I will pour out My uncontainable blessings upon blessings upon you, and you will be fat and full and fully furnished and supplied to do every good work that I have ordained for you to do in the land of the living, and have MORE than you need, so that you will be a blessing," says the LORD.


An American author and poet, he's most widely known for Dagon (1968), a emotional thriller with supernatural elements. His various other works consist of I Am Among You Forever (1985) and Castle Tzingal (1984). After their studies at Duke School, he taught British for forty years on the School of NEW YORK at Greensboro. He was the Poet Laureate of NEW YORK for five years. He was created in Canton, NEW YORK. He and his wife Susan became parents to a kid called Heath. He and Randall Jarrell had been both poet laureates.


LANSING, Mich. - As temperatures rise, you'll see more and more people fishing along riverfronts, but warning signs also have started to appear in the area.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources said residents can fish all they want, but they shouldn't eat the fish they catch.
The Do Not Eat advisory originally went out in July, but has since been extended as the temperatures rise.
Fish across the state have been tested for PFAS and the guidelines were set due to elevated levels of contamination.
Officials said touching the fish or the water or swimming in the water is not considered a health concern. Occasionally swallowing water from the impacted river or lake is also not a health concern. PFOS does not move easily through the skin.
For more information on PFAS, click here.


Sweet Harlem Diesel is a very rare sativa-dominant cannabis hybrid derived from the strains Sour Diesel, Honey Rock, and Old Afghani. Those who have sampled Sweet Harlem Diesel say that this hybrid strain has a stimulating, tingly buzz that spreads throughout mind and body, uplifting its patient completely. This rare strain's buds are fluffy, each leafy emerald green bud decorated in fine trichomes and patches of deep brown pistils. A particularly skunky diesel scent wafts from this strain's buds, and Sweet Harlem Diesel's buds have a citrus fruit and pear flavor.
Sweet Harlem Diesel is a very rare sativa-dominant cannabis hybrid derived from the strains Sour Diesel, Honey Rock, and Old Afghani.
Those who have sampled Sweet Harlem Diesel say that this hybrid strain has a stimulating, tingly buzz that spreads throughout mind and body, uplifting its patient completely.
This rare strain's buds are fluffy, each leafy emerald green bud decorated in fine trichomes and patches of deep brown pistils.
A particularly skunky diesel scent wafts from this strain's buds, and Sweet Harlem Diesel's buds have a citrus fruit and pear flavor.
Ah shucks, are you sure you want to remove your review of Sweet Harlem Diesel?


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New book chronicles making of 'Thelma & Louise'
The author of new book about making of the movie, "Thelma and Louise," is coming to Montclair on June 28 for screening of film.
Ricardo Kaulessar
What if it was Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn who drove a 1966 Ford Thunderbird convertible into the Grand Canyon at the end of the movie?
We will never know, because it was Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon who instead went "off the cliff" in the 1991 Academy Award-winner, "Thelma & Louise."
The new book, "Off The Cliff," by veteran journalist Becky Aikman, published by Penguin Press, looks at the making of the film that took Hollywood by storm with gutsy female characters taking charge of their own destiny, and introducing a young heartthrob named Brad Pitt. Aikman also examines the struggles of women in the film industry, including the film's screenwriter, Callie Khouri, who won an Oscar for the film's screenplay.
Aikman is coming to Montclair next Wednesday, June 28 for a screening of the picture at Cinema505, the new space for the organization Montclair Film, 505 Bloomfield Ave., followed by a question-and-answer session with Aikman and a book signing. The screening will happen the day after the book is released. Tickets for the event are $35 and can be purchased at montclairfilm.org.
Aikman said the book's impetus came from what she perceived as how "women's stories are not being told very much in Hollywood."
"I saw I could write a book about that, but I thought it would be sort of lecturing and depressing. So I thought, maybe I should look at it in a different way," Aikman said. "Maybe I should look at one of the few times that a great woman's movie got made, and got made right."
That led her to "Thelma & Louise," which she thought was the perfect movie to examine.
"Off The Cliff" offers anecdotes and observations from numerous interviews with the movie's cast and crew. She delved into Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon preparing for their roles, or how director Ridley Scott was hesitant to make the movie yet would eventually end up at the helm, and how Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn made pitches to be in the movie.
BOOKS: New book looks at unmarried mother's bond with child
BOOKS: Montclair Film goes beyond festival with programs at new space
Aikman said what surprised her when putting together her book was discovering the obstacles that arose in getting "Thelma and Louise" made.
"Even though I had read about it, I was still shocked at how very, very difficult it was to get a movie like this through the system and get it onto the screen," Aikman said. "The odds were spectacularly against a movie like this getting made. People were very open about saying, 'we don't make films about women, we can't make a movie written by a woman,' it was just so blatant."
Aikman said she hopes readers of the book will enjoy the story of the making of the film, and that they gain an appreciation for how the movie was completed.
"I hope they learn about what it takes to get something important done, and learn what you do to help people get their stories out," Aikman said.
Email: kaulessar@northjersey.com


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Below is a directory about Machinery Hire Great-Stukeley Cambridgeshire. Please view the following companies to find a suitable Machinery Hire company in Great-Stukeley Cambridgeshire region.
Alex Facey gained a maximum for Great Stukeley as they suffered a hard-fought 6-4 defeat to St Ives I in Cambridge & District Table Tennis League, Division One.
Schoolgirl Kayleigh Bell has had her flowing blonde locks chopped off - to help youngsters who have lost their hair as a result of cancer treatment. Kayleigh, 9, from Great Stukeley, also expects to raise enough money to have a wig made.
Schoolgirl Kayleigh Bell is having her long hair cut off to donate to a charity which makes wigs for youngsters who lose their hair while undergoing cancer treatment.


This stunning watch is in mint condition as it has never been worn. Notice her coach is the second hand. This watch was sold exclusively to the Disney Cast Members back in the early 1990s. The back says, "Company D" (cast member only store) and "1629/1750". The white case is trimmed in black and has "Cinderella" written in gold lettering in the center black area.


Fractional CO2 Lasers offer the most dramatic transformations, with reduced recovery time.
Reflections is proud to offer our patients one of the largest selections of lasers and rejuvenating technologies in the nation. We offer patients many options to choose from, including non-ablative, fractionated, sublative, and ablative lasers and rejuvenating technologies. CO2 Fractional Ablative Laser Resurfacing creates deeper change from a single treatment session than any other laser or rejuvenating technology on the market when it comes to the skin's surface. This makes CO2 Fractional Ablative Laser Rejuvenation the treatment of choice for patients wishing to achieve a large improvement to skin's texture, tone, evenness, and to smooth out deep-set wrinkles and lines.
6.1 What is Fractional Laser Skin Resurfacing? What Does Ablative Mean?
6.2 Are CO2 Lasers Safe for My Skin Tone?
6.3 Will I Have a Grid-Like Appearance to My Skin After Treatment?
7 Be Transformed – Inside and Out!
Patients often ask us just how much of an improvement in wrinkles and fine lines they can expect from lasers. It does vary quite a bit, depending on how aggressive the treatment is. CO2 lasers are considered the "big guns" when it comes to smoothing out set-in wrinkles and lines.
Rough, uneven skin is usually caused mostly by sun damage. However, it can be difficult to make real improvements, because lasting change comes only when those skin cells that are damaged are completely removed and new skin cells are formed. CO2 laser helps with textural issues like crepey, thin skin and roughness by ablating, or removing top layers, of the skin, encouraging new cell growth and collagen building.
CO2 Lasers wipe the slate when it comes to photo-aging, or brown age spots. There are very few other treatments that can come close to the results of a CO2 laser for removing dark spots and sun damage, simply because these surface pigments are easily targeted by the laser and removed completely.
CO2 Lasers make quick work of scars of all types. By breaking up scar tissue and stimulating new cell and collagen growth, these lasers offer big results in just 1 or 2 treatments.
Typically, we suggest Acne Scar Surgery to patients who are considering CO2 Laser Resurfacing for acne scars. This multi-therapy approach produces the most impressive improvements in a single procedure and allows you to reduce recovery time, as opposed to performing a variety of these treatments spaced out over time.
Fraxel lasers are some of the most well-known lasers in the cosmetic medicine industry. They've been around for a long time and continue to enjoy a great reputation because they consistently produce solid technologies that create powerful results for patients. The CO2 laser from Fraxel (Fraxel Re:Pair Co2) offers the biggest results in a single treatment from the Fraxel family, which also includes Clear+Brilliant and Fraxel Re:Store Dual.
This Fraxel powerhouse delivers transformative results in 1-2 treatments.
The Lutronic eCO2 offers a versatile CO2 laser system that can switch quickly between settings, offering everything from surgical cutting to light micro peel.
This CO2 laser is the preferred choice for patients with dark, tan, or olive skin tones because it offers a special scanning system that keeps heat from building up in any one section of the skin, which can cause hyperpigmentation and scarring in these sensitive skin types.
We price our Fractional CO2 Laser treatments based on the area treated. These prices range from around $1,500 for a small area, such as lip lines and perioral (around the mouth) to $4,500 for full face treatment. An individualized price quote is provided during your consultation.
CO2 laser skin resurfacing creates dramatic results, with the beauty of those results being highly dependent upon who administers the treatment. CO2 lasers are high-powered instruments that deserve respect.
Dr. Karolak has over a decade of experience using CO2 lasers in a variety of settings, including fractional and non-fractional, fully ablative and non-ablative applications. He performs the majority of the CO2 laser treatments at Reflections because of his skill and expertise with these instruments.
His favorite CO2 laser is the eCo2, because it offers a variety of scattering patterns and fractional percentage settings, making it a versatile tool. Often, he will use several different settings to address the individual patient's needs. This allows him to be most aggressive in the treatment just where it's needed, without over-treating other parts of the skin. It also allows for smooth feathering of the treatment area. One of the few possible risks of CO2 laser resurfacing is that the treatment, when done correctly, is so transformative that there can be a clear distinction between where has been treated, and where has not. Feathering the treatment strength out allows for smooth transitions. This is possible with both the eCO2 and Fraxel. It's something the most skilled CO2 laser providers are very aware of and plan their treatments around.
What is Fractional Laser Skin Resurfacing? What Does Ablative Mean?
Lasers used in Cosmetic procedures can be fractional or non-fractional (sometimes called "Traditional", since this was the first style of laser to come out for resurfacing) and ablative or non-ablative. Fractional lasers treat a percentage, or fraction, of the skin in the treatment area. This fraction can range from 10% to 85%, depending on the style and brand, as well as how many passes are made over the treated area. Ablative lasers remove the top layer of the skin and usually create an open column of damage, which the body will then fill in with new cells. Non-ablative lasers create damaged columns of cells but don't remove the surface of the skin. Rather, with non-ablative lasers, the skin repairs and replaces those damaged cells over time. Ablative lasers can allow serums and skin boosters to deeply penetrate, but also increase the risk of infection following treatment. When a laser is not fractional and is ablative, it is called "fully ablative", meaning it treats the entire skin, removing its top layers. Fully ablative laser treatments should not be performed on patients with dark, tan, or olive skin tones (Fitzpatrick Skin Types III, IV, V, and Vi) because there is an increased risk of pigmentation changes and scarring.
Are CO2 Lasers Safe for My Skin Tone?
Aggressive CO2 lasers have traditionally been considered "unsafe" for certain skin tones. Those with Middle Eastern, Asian, Hispanic, and African ancestry have been warned that CO2 lasers can scar their skin, creating dark spots (hyperpigmentation) and white spots (hypopigmentation). This was due to a build-up of heat in the skin, causing an immune response in these skin types. This is still a major concern for most CO2 lasers, which "stamp" several laser beams per pulse. The eCO2 laser works differently, firing 1 beam of the laser after another in a randomized pattern at set distances, to ensure laser beams after spaced sufficiently far enough apart to avoid heat build-up in the skin. This makes the eCO2 a safer choice for dark and olive skin tones. The video below shows just how the eCO2 works.
Will I Have a Grid-Like Appearance to My Skin After Treatment?
Older laser technologies "stamped" the skin, using a grid of lasers that were manually aligned to fractionally treat the skin. Both the eCO2 and Fraxel Re:Pair use special technology that scans the skin as it fires the laser, to prevent any discernable grids that might cause imperfections or inconsistencies in the skin as it heals.
Be Transformed – Inside and Out!
The team of cosmetic physicians at Reflections are committed to creating natural-looking results with procedures that are proven safe and effective and fit your lifestyle and budget. We are proud to offer the region's largest selection of lasers and treatment technologies because we know a "one size fits all" approach to cosmetic procedures does not produce the top results are patients deserve. We encourage you to schedule a complimentary consultation with one of our physicians to learn more about which skin resurfacing treatments will work best for you.