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The other four men in the minivan are awaiting a court hearing on charges of receiving stolen property. Police allege they tossed stolen bank checks from the minivan during the chase. The driver of the minivan, Mitchell L. Knight, faces more serious charges, including fleeing and eluding, and reckless endangerment.

As far as I know, anything and everything is covered under NDA at the moment, meaning you’re not allowed provide your source to the public as it would expose Apple’s methods.

Showing Love Holiday Event: 2-5 p.m. Dec. 8, Windsor Recreation Center, 1601 E. Gate City Blvd., GB. Poetry basketball, cookies and other refreshments, face-painting and gifts. 336-373-5845.

Dr. Timothy M. Dettmer received Mason City Clinic’s 2018 MacGregor Award for Excellence. The award recognizes a Clinic "physician who, in the opinion of his colleagues, goes above and beyond in service to patients, colleagues, and the community." Dettmer, an otolaryngologist, was raised in Mason City and Spencer. He earned his medical degree from Iowa and completed his residency in Iowa City. Dettmer has been with Mason City Clinic since 2005; he and his wife have five children.

Yes computers and communications will get much faster before leveling off. However Moore’s Law also brings with it a true challenge. What lags behind is not the hardware technologies of communications, storage or computation. What lags behind is the software technologies which are still in the stone ages. As the hardware technologies further outpace the invention of innovative software systems we are headed for real trouble. The key issue facing software people is the massive increase in complexity needed to build the current systems. Larger human teams simply won’t do since software development teams do not scale very well. Look at the level of software complexity and errors in software from Microsoft for example. Even NASA, which takes pride in their low level of bugs per million lines of code, has serious challenges creating and maintaining their software systems. More eyes won’t do. We need to invent systems that assist us in programming and remove the “rote” programming from programming. We need systems that take our “specifications” and write our software – with our guidance – for us. Fortunately such systems are under development.

Black and Latino Achievers Program: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. first and third Saturdays, Hayes-Taylor Memorial YMCA, 1101 E. Market St., GB. Mentors needed. 336-272-2131.

News articles about LIWA stock have trended neutral this week, according to InfoTrie Sentiment. InfoTrie rates the sentiment of press coverage by monitoring more than six thousand blog and news sources in real-time. The firm ranks coverage of publicly-traded companies on a scale of negative five to positive five, with scores nearest to five being the most favorable. Lihua International earned a news sentiment score of 0.5 on InfoTrie’s scale. They also gave news headlines about the industrial products company a news buzz of 4.0 out of 10, meaning that recent press coverage is somewhat unlikely to have an effect on the company’s share price in the near term.

Wearing an embroidered two-piece ensemble that debuted during Prabal Gurung’s ready-to-wear presentation Monday at New York Fashion Week, Issa Rae and a group of friends shared couches around a reserved table. She stood to greet Kenya Barris, who in August signed a $100 million Netflix deal. Their huddle ended with a hug, and Rae returned to her seat, bopping her shoulders to Drake’s “In My Feelings.” The night’s soundtrack, courtesy of DJ Ana Calderon, also consist of past hits from Snoop Dogg (“Drop It Like It’s Hot”) and Jennifer Lopez (“Jenny from the Block”).

I agree with you that FireWire has many positive things in its design, but in point of fact, most entry level implementations of FireWire don’t really show these things off. I know by measuring CPU loads for example, that the cheap on-board FireWire port in my old Athlon XP board uses just as much CPU power as the USB ports. Given that I suspect that most people have a FireWire implemnentation rather like mine, for them there really isn’t an advantage.

The win continues Neurological’s red-hot form, having won five of his past six starts after starting this preparation with a class three win in Northam back in September last year, while Pike is unbeaten in four starts on the horse.

Last but not least, the “Broadcast TV fee” is probably the most egregious of the whole set, with the “regional sports” fee running right behind. When the telecommunications act got its big fat upgrade in the 1990s, so did the rules pertaining to the carriage agreements between local broadcast stations (your NBC, NBC, and CBS affiliates and so on — the whole UHF and VHF gamut) and cable carriers. That change in regulation opened up the opportunity for broadcast stations to negotiate their own retransmission rates rates with cable companies. Since 1994, the cable companies have been permitted to pass those costs through to consumers. Similarly, companies charge extra for recouping the cost of carrying regional sports networks in your package, whether or not you want them. (Sometimes it can be almost impossible to get a bundle without.) Those are the “regional sports fees,” and cable companies say that it’s simply too expensive to carry whatever channel is playing baseball in your neighborhood. As a bonus: if you’re a Comcast customer, you’re paying regional sports fees for them to bring you… Comcast-owned stations. That is some chutzpah. The thing is, though, there’s already a pass-through charge for recouping retransmission fees, and it’s called “your entire cable bill.” Because that’s exactly how the system works: content companies, like Disney and Discovery and Viacom and so on, make agreements with distribution companies, like Comcast and Charter. For every cable subscriber that receives Channel X in their bundle, Cable Company Y will pay the content company that owns Channel X a small monthly fee. If the agreement is for $0.50, and 10 million subscribers receive that channel, then the cable company pays the content company $5 million per month. The cable company recoups those fees by getting paying subscribers in the door. So if you pay $100 per month for your cable bill, and you get Channel X, then nominally about $0.50 of your bill goes to that company. It’s not that direct, of course, and the cable company is using giant pools of fungible money on both ends, but that’s the idea. With “Broadcast” and “regional sports” fees added on — which can run $8 per month or more, combined — cable companies are simply increasing the rate you pay for cable TV while claiming not to be increasing the rate you pay for cable. It’s impressive, in its own way.

Next, the mother/daughter piano duo of Houry Schmeizl and Jacqueline Schmeizl will perform the first movement of Beethoven’s Sonata for Piano Four Hands in D Major, Op. 6; Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Italian Polka and Aram Khachaturian’s Waltz from Masquerade.