Reality Shows Blog - Big Brother and DWTS Fans: It's All on the Line Now! Who's Got What It Takes to Win The Mirrorball?
It's All on the Line Now! Who's Got What It Takes to Win The Mirrorball?
LIVE! From Hollywood! The FINALS of Dancing With the Stars!!!!!
Don't know about anyone else, but I'm really looking forward to the Freestyle dances. Each star still in the competition has improved a whole lot with their dancing, and their pros are great choreographers, so this should be a great night! On with the show!
The first dance number for our couples will be a "group" Paso Doble - they will dance together at the beginning and end, but they will each dance as a couple and be judged on that. We see Len with Bruno and Carrie Ann in a three-way - phone call - and I'm wondering if it was Bruno's idea to be sunning by a pool in his Speedo (probably. The guy does have a great body, but unfortunately, it's wasted on other guys). Carrie Ann was eating a mound of salad while discussing which star she would be assigned to for assistance in the Paso Doble. Bruno goes to help Shawn and tells her that she needs to do something she hasn't done before. Carrie Ann tries to impress upon Melissa the need for intensity, and tells Melissa to "push me out of the way." Melissa tries and bounces off Carrie Ann. (Is it me, or is Melissa looking really skinny lately?) Melissa eventually gets the idea and Carrie Ann tells her "that's it!" Len goes to show Gilles how to "wow the crowd" with big arm movements. He tells Gilles & Cheryl that "you made me do something in the dance studio I haven't done in a while ... perspire."
I was really disappointed by the music - it was a stupid, stupid choice for the Paso Doble. These were three great dancing couples, it would have been much more dramatic if they'd picked more intense music, rather than "So What" by Pink. However, the dances were absolutely wonderful in spite of the music. Melissa looked very - well, pissed, which went well for her dance. Len mentioned that modern music isn't the best for the Paso Doble but they all "coped" very well. He told Shawn her rendition was very exciting. Although Melissa had a slight mistake in the middle, she was much more convincing this time. He told Gilles it was not hectic at all (as opposed to Gilles' last Paso Doble) and very intense. Bruno offered that each couples' dance was splendid; Shawn had great technique, Melissa's confidence has grown, and Gilles was strong. Carrie Ann was likewise complimentary, saying that all three are turning into incredible dancers. She told Shawn that every move was "perfection" although because of her age, she was having problems with the emotion of the dance. Carrie Ann said Melissa nailed it, and for Gilles, "I expect perfection and there it was!" Their scores: Shawn & Mark 9-9-10=28; Melissa & Tony 10-9-10=29; and Gilles & Cheryl 10-10-10=30.
On to the Freestyle dances! We see Shawn & Mark's rehearsals, with Shawn saying they won't be using gymnastics because they want to show what she's learned so far. Apolo Ohno comes in to give pointers and encouragement, but he tells Shawn that "no Olympian who has made the Finals has not won." (No pressure, there). They're wearing some interesting costumes - hooded baggy outfits, glitter gloves and masks. (Which I find out is Jabberwocky-style. I think I'm getting old, not sure where that came from). They ended up ripping them off after a few intro steps (although Shawn looked like she had a little trouble getting her stuff off, like maybe her mask got stuck in her hair) and their dance was a combination of lifts, steps, hip-hop and fun. I really liked it - and Shawn looked really comfortable doing it. They did a lot of side-by-side dancing and they looked great. Bruno leaped out of his chair saying "you are going for creative gold!" He said she sold the performance and their synchronicity was awesome. Carrie Ann said that's what she wanted to see, very creative and she loved the precision. Len said he loved the Jive elements at the beginning, loved the precision, loved the speed - "I loved it." I guess they did - perfect scores of 10-10-10=30. (Bruno yelled "11!" as he held up his "10" paddle).
Gilles & Cheryl will finish off the Freestyle round, and after her dances with Drew Lachey and Emmitt Smith, I'm really looking forward to this one! Gilles is much sexier than either of those guys, and the things she can do with him .... ! (Okay, deep breath. There. All better.) Gilles' shoulder is bothering him again and he has a doctor come in to fix it up - we find out that he and his daughter will be having surgery at the same time and will share a room (Gilles for his shoulder, and the daughter, I forget, if he even said what it was). Cheryl says that Gilles has the potential to be better than Drew and Emmitt were. They dance to "Flashdance" and immediately my hunny says "that's a song that highlights the girl, they shouldn't be dancing to that!" I'm thinking more about the words, "I can have it all and I'm dancing for my life" and think they apply to Gilles in the competition (am I getting too overboard here?) Anyway, the dance was nice, although I will admit that I think Cheryl sold Gilles short compared to what she did with Drew and Emmitt (that Freestyle with Drew to "Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy" is my all-time favorite ever). Len loved it, saying it was high energy, slick, and he loved the slow start. Bruno called it a great performance, but said he wanted more dancing from Gilles. Carrie Ann agreed with Bruno and mentioned that it was a weird choice of music, that "Flashdance" was about a female dancer (and my hunny then said "AHA!" He likes to get validated too!) Their scores: 9-10-9=28.
I did some poking around and found a backstage interview with Gilles, who was asked how he liked his perfect scores on semi-final night: "I would never have gotten those scores with any other dancers. Cheryl put in so much work with me. I'd have three 3's without her. It's all Cheryl Burke – and I'm not kidding. She molded me into a dancer in front of a live audience. I really want to thank America for giving us the chance."
Who will win that wonderful Mirror Ball trophy? Tune in tonight to find out!!!


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Day Pitney Welcomes Eleven New Associates for Fall 2017
Publisher: Day Pitney Press Release
Day Pitney LLP today announced that eleven new associates are joining the firm this fall across its offices.
"Our fall class is an impressive group with a diverse set of skills and experience," said Day Pitney Managing Partner Stanley A. Twardy, Jr. "The new associates also reflect a period of robust growth at Day Pitney in 2017, including recent hires in rapidly expanding practice areas." These new hires include Danielle Corcione, Government Enforcement and White Collar Criminal Defense; Adam Grant, Complex Commercial Litigation; Von Sanborn, Family Office Practice and Art Law; and David Waizer, Private Equity and Venture Capital.
The eleven new associates are:
Zachary V. Alexander, Trusts and Estates and Individual Clients. Alexander was a summer apprentice with Day Pitney in 2015 and served as judicial law clerk to The Honorable Peter T. Zarella and then, The Honorable Gregory T. D'Auria of the Connecticut Supreme Court. He received his J.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Law and his B.A. from Wesleyan University. He will be a resident of the firm's West Hartford, Connecticut office.
Taylor C. Amato, Real Estate and Land Use. Amato received her J.D. from The George Washington University Law School and her B.A., magna cum laude, from Gettysburg College. She will be a resident of the firm's Hartford, Connecticut office.
Amberly Nicole Beye, Complex Commercial Litigation. Beye was a summer associate with Day Pitney in 2016. She received her J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law and her B.A., summa cum laude, from Drew University. She will be a resident of the firm's Parsippany, New Jersey office.
Alexis L. Beyerlein, Complex Commercial Litigation. Beyerlein was a summer apprentice with Day Pitney in 2015. She served as a judicial law clerk to The Honorable Bethany J. Alvord of the Connecticut Appellate Court. Beyerlein earned her J.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Law and her B.A., cum laude, from the College of the Holy Cross. She will be a resident of the firm's Hartford, Connecticut office.
Jaclyn M. D'Esposito, Public Securities. D'Esposito was a summer apprentice with the firm in 2015 and served as judicial law clerk to The Honorable Robert P. Contillo of the Chancery Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey. She earned her J.D. from the University of Notre Dame Law School and her B.A., magna cum laude, from Boston College. She will be a resident of the firm's Parsippany, New Jersey office.
Brian J. Glenn, Complex Commercial Litigation. Glenn was a summer associate with Day Pitney in 2016. He received his J.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Law, his Ph.D. from Oxford University, his M.A. from Brown University, his M.Phil from Oxford University and his B.A. from Wesleyan University. He will be a resident of the firm's Hartford, Connecticut office.
Alyssa A. Helal, Complex Tort Litigation. Helal received her J.D., cum laude, from Georgetown University Law Center and her Bachelor of Music from the University of Miami. She will be a resident of the firm's Hartford, Connecticut office.
Jeffrey M. Kole, Private Equity and Finance. Kole who was a summer associate with the firm in 2016. He received his J.D. from Rutgers Law School and his B.A. from Rutgers University. He will be a resident of the firm's Parsippany, New Jersey office.
Alyssa R. Musmanno, Complex Commercial Litigation. Musmanno was a summer apprentice with the firm in 2015 and served as judicial law clerk to The Honorable Douglas M. Fasciale of the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey. She earned her J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law and her B.S., cum laude, from Boston College. She will be a resident of the firm's Parsippany, New Jersey office.
Michael Schoeneberger, Government Enforcement and White Collar Criminal Defense. Schoeneberger previously served as judicial law clerk to The Honorable Andrew J. McDonald of the Connecticut Supreme Court and as a court attorney with the New York Court of Appeals. He received his J.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Law and his B.A., summa cum laude, from the State University of New York at Cortland. He will be a resident of the firm's Stamford, Connecticut office.
Laura H. Schuman, Employment and Labor. Schuman is currently completing a clerkship with the NLRB Honors Program. She earned her J.D. from Rutgers Law School and her B.A., cum laude, from Connecticut College. She will be a resident of the firm's Parsippany, New Jersey office.
Estate Planning Update Winter 2021/2022 - Identity Theft and Data Breaches: An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Pound of Cure
Day Pitney Estate Planning Update
Estate Planning Update Winter 2021/2022 - Update on Proposed Legislation
Estate Planning Update Winter 2021/2022 - Important Planning Considerations for Special Needs Beneficiaries
Estate Planning Update Winter 2021/2022 - 2022 Inflation Adjustments
"Planning for a Loved One with Special Needs," Fidelity Wealth Management Webinar
Day Pitney Special Needs Planning attorneys Meredith Greene and Ken Shulman presented at the Fidelity Wealth Management webinar, "Planning for a Loved One with Special Needs," on November 30.
"Planning for a Loved One with Special Needs," hosted by Fidelity Wealth Management
Day Pitney's 2022 Newly Promoted Partners Featured in BBA's Law Firm Newsletter
Day Pitney's 11 newly promoted partners, including Justin Hannan and Jordana Schreiber in Boston, were featured in the Boston Bar Association's Law Firm Newsletter.
People On The Move: Career Changes in Real Estate, Law, Hospitality and More
Miami Partners Sarah B. Jacobson and Georgia A. Thompson's promotions to partnership were featured in the Sun Sentinel's People on the Move column.
Day Pitney Elects Largest-Ever Class of New Partners
Day Pitney's election of 11 attorneys to partnership nationwide was featured in the Connecticut Law Tribune.
Day Pitney Elects Its Largest Class of New Partners
Day Pitney LLP promoted 11 attorneys to partner in the firm's three core departments: Corporate and Business Law, Litigation, and Individual Clients.
Boston Magazine's Top Lawyers of 2021
Six Boston-based Individual Clients Department Day Pitney attorneys were named to Boston Magazine's Inaugural Top Lawyers of 2021 List.
Zachary V. Alexander
Taylor C. Amato
Amberly Nicole Antebi
Alexis L. Beyerlein
Jaclyn M. D'Esposito
Alyssa A. Helal
Alyssa R. Musmanno
Michael Schoeneberger
Laura H. Schuman
Trusts and Estates and Individual Clients Complex Commercial Litigation Public Companies, Securities and Capital Markets
Real Estate and Environmental

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It's The Big Three and Joey Logano in NASCAR's title race
It's The B...
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick and Martin Truex Jr. sat on a bench, scrolling through their phones , oblivious to their surroundings and the stakes.
Joey Logano was a room away, mingling in the back of a ballroom, grinning ear-to-ear and totally at ease.
"It's the Big Three and me," Logano shrugged. "I might be the underdog in the stats standpoint, but we sure don't feel like we are."
Logano is the outcast, statistically and socially, of Sunday's championship field. He wasn't picked to advance to the Homestead-Miami Speedway finale but he's part of the championship party because he used his bumper to move Truex out of his way and win at Martinsville Speedway.
That victory put Logano in the finale, where the so-called Big Three were always supposed to be, and Logano is seemingly just along for the ride.
But he doesn't view it that way and thinks this championship might be his to lose.
"You have to have that confidence," Logano said. "I feel like our team is in a great spot. We're ready to get to Sunday and see what happens."
NASCAR shipped the four title contenders off to New York City this week for a full day of promotional activities, then brought them together Thursday for the opening of championship weekend. They had lunch together, filmed a segment on the beach for "The Today Show," then previewed the title race in a posh South Beach hotel.
It hardly made for a tense or dramatic lead-in to what is expected to be the most competitive championship race since this playoff format was launched in 2014. Harvick won the 2014 title, Busch grabbed the crown in 2015 and Tru
It hardly made for a tense or dramatic lead-in to what is expected to be the most competitive championship race since this playoff format was launched in 2014. Harvick won the 2014 title, Busch grabbed the crown in 2015 and Truex is the defending series champion. The trio combined to win 20 of 35 points races this season, while Logano has two victories but had the steadiest playoff run.
Asked Thursday if this is the most competitive four-driver finale since the format launched in 2014, it was Harvick who noted it actually isn't much different than last season when The Big Three raced against Logano teammate Brad Keselowski.
"It's the same four organizations from last year," Harvick said.
"It just depends on if Joey is a better driver than Brad," Truex added.
"They both run into you a lot," Busch continued.
Logano smartly closed the subject: "It's best if I keep my mouth shut on this one," he said.
Indeed, the most interesting thing to emerge from NASCAR's championship preview day was the confusion on how Logano and Truex plan to race each other Sunday. Truex had vowed not to let Logano win the championship after Logano moved him out of the way last month at Martinsville. Forced to spend the better part of two days together as a group, Logano and Truex at one point apparently discussed the situation.
Their interpretation of that conversation now differs as Truex claims he'd "absolutely" move Logano out of his way to win the championship.
"I have a free pass. He already told me I could. He told me he's fair game. So here we go," Truex said.
Logano recalled the talk differently.
"I didn't tell him that. I said 'Hey, I expect to get raced the way I race people,'" Logano said. "I'm a hard racer. I expect to get raced hard. I said it before, we didn't crash each other. I didn't crash him. Moved him up enough to have a drag race. That's what I explained to him."
No matter how it plays out, the four title contenders expect to control the race Sunday in a thrilling push to the winner-take-all Cup championship. Since the elimination format was introduced in 2014, the champion has won Homestead to win the title every year.
"I think there's about a 99 percent chance that one of these guys is going to win (the race) to win the championship," Truex said. "That's what you come down here prepared for as a group, as a team, as a driver, and that's your goal coming here to win, and then you can guarantee yourself a championship."
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UltraCorps was a classic game on Microsoft's Zone. It's now owned by Steve Jackson Games and is currently in free playtest.
UltraCorps is a turn-based massively multiplayer game of space exploration and combat. Starting with a single planet, you can expand your empire to dozens and even hundreds of worlds. But hundreds of other players are building their empires, too. The universe is so big that you'll never meet most of them except in the game forums . . . but you still compete against them for number of worlds conquered, total power of your fleets, and so on.
No time for a mega-game? You can play solo for practice, or create private games against 1 to 11 opponents.
See www.ultracorps.com for more information.
Yes, we are working on more online game projects. No, we're not ready to say what they are . . . yet!
Frag has come full-circle with this Flash game that's based on the boardgame that's based on first-person shooter videogames. Can you frag every enemy that pops up (but not your buddies!) before they frag you?
Mobile Apps: Smart phones are cool and we're going to build some apps for them. Our first ones are already available on the App Store. More are coming!
See www.sjgames.com/apps/ for more information.
Over the years, we've created a variety of mini-games and code gadgets, either to support specific games or just for fun.
The Fnorder – Generate fnord messages, live from the Conspiracy.
Die Roller – Roll as many dice as you need, with as many sides per die as you want. We recommend 3d6.
SubGenius Ranter – Praise "Bob," and get your own rant!
Warehouse 23 Basement – Find out what's lurking in the basement beneath the secret facility. If you dare.


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[Journal of Fluids Engineering]
Journal of Fluids Engineering | Volume 122 | Issue 1 | TECHNICAL PAPERS
Flow of Two-Immiscible Fluids in Porous and Nonporous Channels
Ali J. Chamkha, Associate Professor
Ali J. Chamkha
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Kuwait University, P.O. Box 5969, Safat, 13060 Kuwait
J. Fluids Eng 122(1), 117-124 (Dec 06, 1999) (8 pages) doi:10.1115/1.483233 History: Received November 16, 1998; Revised December 06, 1999
Topics: Flow (Dynamics) , Fluids , Channels (Hydraulic engineering) , Heat , Temperature , Porous materials , Buoyancy , Inertia (Mechanics)
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Model schematic and coordinate system
Comparison of velocity profiles
Effects of M on velocity profiles
Effects of S on velocity profiles
Effects of Gr on velocity profiles
Effects of h on velocity profiles
Effects of h on temperature profiles
Effects of ϕ on velocity profiles
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Effects of k on temperature profiles
Effects of D,I, and n on velocity profiles
Return to: Flow of Two-Immiscible Fluids in Porous and Nonporous Channels
Chamkha AJ. Flow of Two-Immiscible Fluids in Porous and Nonporous Channels. ASME. J. Fluids Eng. 1999;122(1):117-124. doi:10.1115/1.483233.
Flow (Dynamics)
Channels (Hydraulic engineering)
Fluid Flow Through a Porous Medium Channel With Permeable Walls
J. Fluids Eng (March, 1992)
Oscillatory Fluid Flow Through a Porous Medium Channel Bounded by Two Impermeable Parallel Plates
J. Fluids Eng (September, 1991)
Coupled Parallel Flows in a Channel and a Bounding Porous Medium of Finite Thickness
Pulsatile Blood Flow in a Channel of Small Exponential Divergence—Part II: Steady Streaming Due to the Interaction of Viscous Effects With Convected Inertia
J. Fluids Eng (December, 1976)
Discussion: "Pulsatile Blood Flow in a Channel of Small Exponential Divergence—Part II: Steady Streaming Due to the Interaction of Viscous Effects With Convected Inertia" (Schneck, D. J., and Walburn, F. J., 1976, ASME J. Fluids Eng., 98, pp. 707–713)
Conceptual Design for Utilizing Buoyancy Can to Support Spar Drilling Riser
Buoyancy-Driven Circulation Flow of an Electrical Conductive Liquid in a Rectangular Annulus
HT2007 (2007)
Buoyancy Driven Flow Between Vertical Parallel Plates of Finite Width
Interaction of Synthetic Jet Cooling Performance With Gravity and Buoyancy Driven Flows
InterPACK2007 (2007)
Study of Buoyancy Induced Suppression of Cylinder Wake Instability Using Schlieren-Interferometry
Completing the Picture
Air Engines> Chapter 11
List of Commercial Codes
Introduction to Finite Element, Boundary Element, and Meshless Methods
Control and Operational Performance
Closed-Cycle Gas Turbines> Chapter 5
Scope of Section I, Organization, and Service Limits
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Congress set to vote on jet engine for the F-35 that the Pentagon says it doesn't want.
$3 Billion Defense Earmark Pits Dems Against Obama
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Congress is set to vote this week on a $3 billion defense earmark for a jet engine that the military reportedly doesn't want or need. Top lawmakers are pushing for increased spending on an alternative engine for the F-35 joint strike fighter that the White House opposes, according to ABC News.
Congressional support for the new engine program puts some members of Democratic leadership at odds with President Obama, a critic of wasteful defense spending. The $3 billion hike in new funding comes just months after Congress approved a $465 million increase for the program.
The current F-35 jet engine is manufactured by Pratt & Whitney but some members of Congress argue that General Electric and Rolls-Royce should be paid to work on an additional one.
Rep. Adam Smith (D.-Wash.), chairman of the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Air and Land Forces, has argued for the acquisition of an alternate engine, claiming that competition is a vital part of the engine acquisition program.
"Competition has been demonstrated to help limit cost growth in acquisition programs," Smith stated at a recent hearing, "including as the first alternate engine program did for the F-15, F-16 and F-14."
Rep. Gene Taylor (D.-Miss.) described the program as "the best insurance against spiraling development costs and contractor responsiveness for the primary engine," arguing that developing an alternative engine would result in long-term benefits for the military.
Despite bipartisan support for funding an additional F-35 engine, legislators in favor of the program face an uphill battle with opponents of the program in Obama's cabinet.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates, a long-time critic of developing an alternative engine, recently referred to the program as "an unnecessary potential cost to the taxpayers of billions of dollars over the next few years." Gates confirmed that the Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy do not want an additional engine.
Gates recommended that Obama, who previously did not veto funding for the engine, exercise his presidential veto power if the program makes it into the defense budget. It was unclear Wednesday what decision the President would make.
Additionally, some lawmakers are unsatisfied with the idea of funding an alternative engine. An amendment was introduced this week that would cut engine development funding by $485 million, underscoring the intensity of the debate.
The House is expected to debate the issue Thursday when legislators will be try to balance wasteful spending with jobs at stake in their districts.
House Takes up Defense Appropriations and 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal
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Ben Smithwick is an intern at Human Events through the National Journalism Center. A native of Connecticut, Smithwick is currently studying political science at the University of Connecticut. He previously completed internships at The Heritage Foundation and The Daily Caller.


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There was a trading halt for OUE Hospitality Trust on 8th April 2019 and investors like me who are vested in OUE Hospitality Trust smell something fishy. The announcement came shortly. The respective managers of OUE Commercial REIT ("OUE C-REIT") and OUE Hospitality Trust ("OUE H-Trust") jointly announced the proposed merger of OUE C-REIT and OUE H-Trust (the "Proposed Merger").
With the merger, the total assets will increase to approximately S$6.8 billion, making it one of the largest diversified S-REITs (Office and Hospitality).
With the merger, OUE Hospitality Trust investors get to own OUE Bayfront, One Raffles Place, OUE Downtown Office and Lippo Plaza which I deemed are quality assets to me.
Currently, OUE Hospitality Trust makes up 4% of my stock portfolio.
1.3583 new OUE C-REIT units per Stapled Security (the "Consideration Units").
The total DPU paid out by OUE Hospitality Trust in FY18 was 4.99 cents.
The Proposed Merger will be distribution per unit ("DPU") accretive on a historical pro forma basis for both OUE C-REIT unitholders and OUE H-Trust Stapled Securityholders by 2.1% and 1.4% respectively, for the 12-month period ended 31 December 2018.
If the DPU for the new combined REIT is 5 cents, this is only 1 cent more than the current 4.99 cents paid out by OUE Hospitality Trust. I can be wrong but the accretion is actually 0.2%.
Based on the presentation slides, the enlarged REIT's larger capital base will also enhance its funding capacity and flexibility, with (i) debt headroom increasing from approximately S$254 million (for H-Trust) to approximately S$551 million as at 31 December 2018.
The gearing for OUE Hospitality Trust and OUE Commercial Trust is 38.8% and 39.3% respectively. Gearing is expected to increase to 40.3% after the merger. This is currently very near the cap of 45%.
As a dividend investor, I am very concern on the DPU accretion which after the merger does not seem so fantastic and in fact the post merger DPU seems flat to me. However, the cash consideration of S$0.04075 in cash per stapled security does appeal to me.
Gearing ratio has increased to 40.3% which I deemed as high and leaves little headroom for further acquisition.
As you can see below, the stock market also does not support this merger. Share price declines slightly from S$0.735 to S$0.72.
Here is the share price of OUE Commercial REIT which declines from S$0.53 to S$0.51.
As an existing OUE Hospitality Trust investor, I probably will hold on for the cash per stapled security and continued flat DPU. If I am not yet vested, I will try to avoid OUE Hospitality Trust and OUE Commercial REIT in view of the high gearing after the merger.


The megayacht that Steve Jobs commissioned in the final years of his life has been impounded in Amsterdam after a payment dispute by the designer, Philippe Starck.
The Venus, a 100-million-euro, 260-foot-long yacht, made its unofficial debut in late October. It's currently stuck in the Port of Amsterdam after Starck hired a debt-collection agency to attempt to remit the final payment for his design.
According to lawyers at Ubik – Starck's design company – speaking with Reuters, the designer has only received 6 million of the 9-million-euro commission and is seeking the rest of the payment before the Venus will be released.


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As part of a series of special events commemorating its 75th anniversary this year, the Avon Volunteer Fire Department will host an Emergency Services Day on Saturday, May 5, 2018, from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at Avon High School.
Conducted by personnel from the AVFD, Avon Police SWAT, Lifestar, and American Medical Response (AMR), the event will feature several demonstrations including: a stove fire, an automobile extrication, a room and contents fire, a SWAT team demo, a Lifestar helicopter demo, and an automobile fire. Food will be served.
Other events scheduled to take place throughout the year include open houses and library exhibits. The main event marking the AVFD's 75th anniversary will be its hosting of the 135th Annual Connecticut State Firefighters Association Convention and Parade along with a carnival featuring food trucks the weekend of September 14-16, 2018.
The 135th Annual Connecticut State Firefighters Association Convention and Parade will take place from Friday, September 14 through Sunday, September 16, 2018. The weekend's events will kick off on Friday morning with an Executive Luncheon held at George's Pizza & Restaurant in Unionville at 11:30. There will be an Irregulars Dinner meeting at AVFD Company 1 (25 Darling Drive) that evening at 6:30.
On Saturday, the Convention meeting will take place at Avon High School (510 West Avon Road). Following the meeting will be a President's Reception at Company 1.
On Sunday, a parade will step off promptly at noon. Line up will begin at 8:00 a.m. at Avon High School, and the parade route will follow West Avon Road South to Thompson Road and end at the M.H. Rhodes property across from Thompson Brook School. Shuttle buses will run from Thompson Brook School to Avon High School from 8:30-11:45 a.m.
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Technology is driving us to distraction
03/04/2019 by Mark Schneider in Safety
Technology like mobile phones, smart watches and tablets have radically changed the way we live and work but there's at least one downside to their amazing abilities. They make driving more dangerous because of their unparalleled ability to distract us.
As many as one in 10 fatal accidents have been blamed on driver distraction, while at least 16% of all serious crashes requiring hospital treatment are caused by distractions, according to the Monash University Accident Research Centre. And despite the obvious dangers that we all know about many of us allow ourselves to be distracted, with rather a lot of us 'fessing up to using a mobile phone while driving.
One of the biggest distractions is adjusting the sound system. Back in the olden days car sound systems were simple affairs. You turned one knob for the volume, another to tune the radio and perhaps pushed a CD into a slot, and that was that. Today it's a complicated procedure of working through menus, negotiating around the GPS, finding the streaming service or radio station and generally pushing quite a few buttons to get it to do what you want. Distracting? You bet! Little wonder that the manuals for these things tell you not to adjust it while driving. Yeah, we all follow that advice, don't we?
Mobile phones are another source of distraction and one the Queensland Government, for one seems determined to do something about.
"It is shocking that two-thirds of Queenslanders admit to illegally using their phones while driving, and that is behaviour that contributes to crashes," said Queensland Transport and Main Roads Minister, Mark Bailey.
"We are investigating and assessing how technology can prevent people from using their mobile phones, tablets, smart watches or other devices while driving," Mr. Bailey said. "The investigation of technological solutions is just one part of the government's efforts in tackling this high-risk activity," he said. "Transport and Main Roads is engaging stakeholders who can play a role in solving driver distraction. These include technology companies, automotive manufacturers, telecommunications companies, mobile device manufacturers and insurance providers. "Only by working together can we develop new and innovative solutions to make our roads safer."
The Queensland Government is also looking at increasing the penalties for using a phone while driving and is running a social media campaign "Chin Up" to raise young drivers' awareness of the dangers.
Mobile phones and sound systems are one thing, but the distractions don't end there. There are also kids, food and drink, pets, insects in the car – the distractions just go on and on.
In fact, research by the Monash University Accident Research Centre has found that motorists are distracted an alarming 45% of the time. Professor Ann Williamson, director of the Transport and Road Safety Research Centre at UNSW, who took part in the research, She told ABC Radio Sydney's Wendy Harmer and Robbie Buck that she thinks screens in cars are a particular problem because they make us take our eyes off the road.
"I think we are providing more opportunities in vehicles these days for drivers to take their visual attention away from the road, and these are not necessarily doing us any favours," she said.
But she also believes reaching for objects while driving is also one of the most dangerous distractions and that more drivers need to be aware of it.
So, in other words, take note of the words of the late, great Jim Morrison of The Doors (now that's showing my age!) and keep your eyes on the road and your hands upon the wheel.
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KL Transit lets you conveniently browse all KTM train departure times. Select your train stations and get reminded 15 minutes before your train arrives so you don't miss it!
A truly historical transport system dating back to the British Colonial Era, the KTM (Keretapi Tanah Melayu) today is Malaysia's main railway operator, catering to over 100,000 commuters daily. One of the main concerns faced by the railway is the infrequency of intercity trains which renders them less competitive than other modes of public transport. As passengers are uncertain of the KTMs timetable, many choose not to use the transport system and instead look for other alternatives.
schedules for precision travel planning by taking advantage of how information is now acquired by the masses.
with all the pertinent information right at your fingertips. They will be able to readily access all the upcoming departure times of KTM train schedules for various stations up to the last train of the day.
Besides, the rapid pace of today's world means that time should no longer be wasted on waiting and with the aid of this KTM app, it helps you to achieve that. Unpunctuality and tardiness will also be a thing of the past as you can now plan your trip well in advance. Arrange your personal schedule with ease and board the train with peace of mind as you go about your day-to-day journey.
A notable feature in the app is the option to set a reminder that will alert you 15 minutes before the train arrives so that you will be sure not to miss it. Simply click the Bell icon next to the time that you want to be reminded and you will be alerted. Users of the KTM app will find that you can select the date, preferred departure and arrival stations for the desired departure times. After doing so, click the Check button and all the relevant departure times will be shown so you know which train you need to catch. The main display shows the next immediate departure time and minutes left until it arrives plus the fare for an adult or child.
View live train status details that were reported by users.
Best of all, this mobile app is totally free for both Android and iOs users which is now readily available for download in the Google Play store and App Store. No transaction is required and you dont have to pay anything for the KL Transit KTM timetable free app. All you have to do is search for KL Transit on your smartphones mobile store, click to download apps and youre good to go. It has a clean, neat and user-friendly interface that serves up all the information you need in an instant so that you wont miss your train again. Be a smart commuter and download this free app now to make your life easier.


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it was 2:30ish when i woke this morning. this pattern i'm settling into means i am in bed not long after my 4 year old son. so i don't do much/any work at night now, nor do i watch much tv anymore.
i miss neither. i love getting up and going for a run.
which is what i did today!
"5 mile run" it said on my half marathon training schedule – which is 8km in aussie terms. i wound up doing 8.4km in the end.
no specific pace, just a relaxed pace run around a route i first did as a walk/run in august last year.
as is often the case with these more relaxed runs (i.e. when i'm not focusing on a pace, or specific speed work) – the cogs in my overworked brain started whirring and throwing out "stuff".
i do that, you may have noticed, i sometimes go off into existentialist, philosophical debates with myself. i am still no close to the truth.
but today "we" (my innermost thought processes and i) decided that there really must be something more than just living and dying. some kind of purpose, otherwise it's all potentially a bit of a sad waste really.
i don't know how often this happens to other runners. perhaps those who have their religion use the time to converse with their deity – whichever flavour of "god" that may be.
perhaps those who fundamentally believe that this really is it – well maybe they just work through current blockages and then go on to have a happier day.
because no matter what your belief system, no matter your world view, you DO have to live this life you have right now.
and whether you simply get to the end of it, reincarnate, move on to some kind of paradise… whatever happens, you surely have a duty, a responsibility, to make the most of this life.
how do you make the most of this life?
i am fairly sure the answer to this will be different for every person on the planet. i also feel a little guilty, at times, in even contemplating this question – because at least i have the LUXURY of being able to contemplate it.
but for those of us who can afford the luxury of navel-gazing, it still seems to crop up as a question.
is it as simple as "be happy"?
perhaps this is it. perhaps that is the whole secret.
but for me it really goes beyond that simple maxim. maybe it's just a technicality though, maybe "be happy" is still the goal.
my definition includes "meaning". to have a "meaningful" existence.
to have an impact, to make dents in the universe, to achieve something of value to the world.
and i couldn't even give a crap about "being rich" – just as long as i have the means to live, do my meaningful work, and no longer worry about bills, debts etc.
so what, then, is "meaningful"?
this is not easy to answer – and i don't think there is one single answer.
i have believed that i found meaning in many things over the years. for whatever reason, these things haven't panned out.
invariably it involves some kind of "helping". the reason it hasn't "panned out" has eluded me – but i'm starting to see it is all to do with the one-sided-ness of it all.
yes, i'd found things that "helped" others in various ways. but these things were not things that excited ME. not at a core, from-the-heart, level.
and that's where the key starts to reveal itself – this "meaning" has to come from a place that has value for everyone, including yourself.
as you will have noticed by now, running has become something of a passion. not elite-level running, nowhere near that in fact! just running, slowly, pushing myself a little further each time, building on each little success.
that process is proving to be highly rewarding and motivating for me.
a love of running seems to be firing me up more fully than anything ever before.
and it is this personal experience that then shows up on the "meaning" side of the equation. that somehow, just doing what i have done, and what i am continuing to do, can, in various ways, bring meaning and value to the world.
i posted a couple of comments on facebook pages yesterday – people at an earlier stage of their personal development, in a place that i recognised from my own past.
just encouraging comments really, pointing out similar situations that i'd faced, or similar thoughts that i'd had along the way.
and it seemed to help. it really did seem to help those people. and it felt brilliant to be able to do that.
perhaps that's ALL i really need to do. perhaps that's all any of us really need to do, to be happy.
find something you love, then share that love. freely.


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Now that's a lawsuit – Paul Hogan sues burger chain for passing off
Posted on: 21st December, 2017
By Matt Hansen, Senior Associate |
20 December 2017 |
Australian actor Paul Hogan, famously known for the role of Mick "Crocodile" Dundee, has taken legal action against burger chain Grill'd in response to their continued use of the expression "That's not a knife. This is a knife…" on knife packaging used for dining in their restaurants. Surprisingly, and arguably also dangerously, they credited the expression they use on the packaging to Paul Hogan's character in the film "Mick Dundee". The interesting thing to note with this case is that it is the actor, Paul Hogan, taking action for the misuse of the phrase. We explain why he thinks he has a case, and the potential danger here for Grill'd.
What is 'passing off'?
Passing off is a common law tort that is similar to a form of misleading and deceptive conduct. It occurs when an advertiser utilises some form of expression or imagery that is commonly associated with a well-known brand or celebrity in their advertising, and does so in a way that implies that the brand or celebrity has endorsed the usage, and at the same time leverages the reputation of the brand or celebrity to promote itself. This being the case, even if an actor is not the 'owner' of the underlying copyright material, they could still be the victim of a passing off if a brand referenced a character they had played inappropriately.
Passing off is commonly confused with copyright infringement. However copyright infringement occurs simply when a substantial portion of a copyright-protected work is reproduced without permission. Passing off goes one step further, whereby a passing off uses the relevant work in a way that suggests there is an endorsement or connection between the subject and the advertiser.
Why is this case important?
Assuming it is not settled out of court, the outcome of this case will either reinforce existing case law surrounding passing off, if Paul Hogan is successful, or conversely it could represent a dramatic change in passing off law interpretation if he fails.
It should be noted that Paul Hogan has a history of fiercely protecting his image and use of Crocodile Dundee related imagery and wording. Two cases in the late 1980s, namely Hogan v Koala Dundee Pty Ltd & Ors 83 ALR 187 (1988) and Pacific Dunlop Ltd v Hogan 23 FCR 553 (1989) played a significant role in shaping the modern interpretation of passing off common law in Australia. In the Koala Dundee case, Paul Hogan successfully sued a business that was selling koala toys dressed in a Crocodile Dundee costume in an unlicensed manner. In the Pacific Dunlop case, Paul Hogan successfully sued Pacific Dunlop over a "Dunlop" brand TV commercial that recreated the famous scene from the "Crocodile Dundee" film involving a mugging, substituting the knife referenced with references to leather shoes. If Paul Hogan is successful here it will be yet another reinforcement of his right to be associated with the expression "That's not a knife, this is a knife".
Conversely, Grill'd have attempted to downplay the seriousness of the claim and have openly mocked Paul Hogan on social media, going so far as to run a brief promotion called "Mick Dun-Free" between 14 and 17 December where they offered all customers a free drink if they used the expression "That's not a knife, this is a knife" when ordering a meal. Grill'd have also publicly argued in the media that they believe the expression "That's not a knife, this is a knife" is so commonly used and well-known that it has formed part of the Australian vernacular, and Paul Hogan has no claim of monopoly over it. It remains to be seen if this will form a formal part of their defence as they have not, as yet, filed the same. If it does, however, and the judge accepts this argument, and does not penalise their flaunting of the expression post-receipt of Hogan's claim, it could form a very important precedent and impact the risk analysis of passing off cases moving forward.
What does this mean for you?
In our view, this present case serves to reinforce the present risks of attempting to utilize famous expressions from films, TV and other IP without permission. It is not beyond the realm of possibility that the subject of a particular usage could become aware of it and take action. If such complaints are not treated seriously and dealt with in a commercial manner, the penalties may be extreme.
We will keep a close eye on this case as it develops and publish an update when a decision is handed down.
In the meantime if you would like further information on the above and how it impacts on your next marketing campaign, please contact one of our experts below.
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No. 1 Kentucky Wildcats vs. Boston Terriers |Game Preview – Analyzed SportsAnalyzed Sports
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No. 1 Kentucky Wildcats vs. Boston Terriers |Game Preview
Boston Terriers (2-2, 0-0 Patriot) at Kentucky Wildcats (5-0, 0-0 SEC)
The Wildcats will host the Terriers of Boston University Tuesday, November 24th in Rupp Arena on the SEC Network at 9:00 PM ET. Kentucky leads the series 4-0 last defeating Boston U last November 21, 2014 by a score of 89-65. Boston U returns four starters from last years team. layed Northern Kentucky since the 1978-1979 season.
Date: Monday, Nov. 24
Game Time: 9:00 p.m. ET
Venue: Rupp Arena Lexington, KY.
Network: SEC NETWORK
KEYS TO VICTORY Kentucky WILDCATS
Kentucky will play in its first game since being ranked Number 1 after the new Associated Press rankings were released this week. The previous No. 1 team was North Carolina who loss to Northern Iowa 71-67 over the weekend (Nov. 21). The Wildcats should win this game by 20 or more, but they will need to continue to improve off their great win against the Duke Blue-Devils in the Champions Classic a week ago. Calipari's team will need to improve on shooting the ball well from deep against a Boston University team that switches to a zone defense a lot. The Wildcats are only shooting 27.6 percent on 16 of 58 shooting from behind the 3 point line. Derek Willis is currently leading the team with the best 3 point percentage at 45.5 percent on 5 of 11 tries. Tyler Ulis and Jamal Murray are leading the way in scoring at 14.0 each points per game. Ulis has also scored 39 points combined in the last two games. Look for the Cats to push the pull early while trying to establish a low post presence with Skal Labissiere to force its will on the Terriers to try and cruise to an easy victory.
KEYS TO VICTORY – BOSTON TERRIERS
Boston University is coming off an impressive 78-66 win at South Florida on Nov. 21st 2015. The Terriers will have a monumental task coming into Rupp Arena trying to defeat the No. 1 team in the nation tonight. They will rely on their senior guard in John Papale who is averaging 17.8 points to lead the team and 2.8 assists per game. As a team Boston University will probably put up around 25 threes in hopes to hitting on their season average of 41.7 percent from behind the 3 point line. Taking care of the ball is huge for Boston U as they only have an 11 turnovers average on the season, but mostly importantly it will keep Kentucky from getting easy transitions buckets in the open floor. The Terriers could pull off the upset if they defend, rebound, hit 12 or more threes and take care of the basketball.
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John Robic On scouting Boston and what problems they present :
"Watching the game last year, they have everybody back off that team. They have two players that are out right now, that haven't played yet: (Cedric) Hankerson and (Eric) Fanning. They were two really good players. Last year they spread us out and tried to drive us probably because of our size. They mixed it up with man and zone against us, so we will anticipate that again. They are playing a little bit of both this year. They are 2-2 and they should be 4-0 after you watch the tapes. Very impressed by their personnel, what they run, and their players have gotten better this year, and that's a credit to Joe (Jones)."
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Warner Seeks to Work With Healthcare Industry on Cybersecurity
Yesterday, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., sent letters to various healthcare groups to seek information on ways to best improve cybersecurity within the healthcare industry. Senator Warner expressed his desire to work with the healthcare industry to develop a cybersecurity strategy to protect against system vulnerabilities.
"I would like to work with you and other industry stakeholders to develop a short and long-term strategy for reducing cybersecurity vulnerabilities in the healthcare sector," Sen. Warner wrote.
A press release also stated that Sen. Warner pointed towards poor oversight and expressed his concern of cyberattack impact on the industry in the letters. Medical information stored on the systems contain sensitive personal information that's enticing for cyber criminals including social security numbers, addresses, and personal health history. Without proper cybersecurity measures in place, healthcare systems could be easy targets for ransomware attacks.
"The increased use of technology in healthcare certainly has the potential to improve the quality of patient care, expand access to care (including by extending the range of services through telehealth), and reduce wasteful spending," the senator said. "However, the increased use of technology has also left the healthcare industry more vulnerable to attack," he added.
Warner asked the organizations to respond to questions about their security posture, modernization efforts, and recommendations on what the Federal government can do to help. The letter was sent to organizations like the American Hospital Association, the American Medical Association, and the National Rural Health Association, among others.
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