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- Improved DOMStore cookie cleaning for Internet Explorer 10.
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Red Cross's Sandy funds go unspent

NEW YORK (AP) ? Seven months after Superstorm Sandy, the Red Cross still hasn't spent more than a third of the $303 million it raised to assist victims of the storm, a strategy the organization says will help address needs that weren't immediately apparent in the disaster's wake.

Some disaster relief experts say that's smart planning. But others question whether the Red Cross, an organization best known for rushing into disasters to distribute food and get people into shelter, should have acted with more urgency in the weeks after the storm and left long-haul recovery tasks to someone else.

"The Red Cross has never been a recovery operation. Their responsibility has always been mass care," said Ben Smilowitz, executive director of the Disaster Accountability Project, a nonprofit group that monitors aid groups. "Stick with what you're good at."

Storm victims could have used more help this past winter, said Kathleen McCarthy, director of the Center for the Study of Philanthropy and Civil Society at the City University of New York.

"People were cold. Homes mildewed. There wasn't enough decent housing," she said. "Given the lingering despair, it's hard to understand the argument that 'We are setting that money aside.'"

As Americans open their wallets to assist tornado victims in Oklahoma, the Red Cross is again emerging as one of the most important relief organizations on the ground and also one of the most prodigious fundraisers for victims. As of Thursday, it had raised approximately $15 million in donations and pledges for the tornado response, including a $1 million gift from NBA star Kevin Durant and numerous $10 donations, pledged via text.

The Red Cross was also the No. 1 recipient of donations after Sandy. The organization said it still had $110 million remaining from its pool of storm donations as of mid-April, which were the most recent figures available.

Red Cross officials pledged that all the money in its Sandy fund will eventually be spent on the storm recovery and not diverted to other disasters or used to support general Red Cross operations.

Over the next few months, the Red Cross expects to spend as much as $27 million of its remaining Sandy donations on a program providing "move-in assistance" grants of up to $10,000 to families displaced by the storm. About 2,000 households have been assisted by the program so far, with an additional 4,000 waiting for an eligibility determination.

Part of the delay in spending, officials said, is to wait to see how the hardest-hit states allocate a $60 billion pot of federal relief dollars and address gaps in the government aid package.

"We are waiting to see where the greatest need is going to be over time," said Josh Lockwood, CEO of the Red Cross Greater New York Region. "We are more concerned with spending our resources wisely rather than quickly."

Some disaster relief experts said holding funds in reserve was indeed a smart move.

Much of the toughest and most expensive relief work after a natural disaster comes not during the initial months but during the long-term rebuilding phase after the public's attention has waned and new donations have stopped flowing, said Patrick Rooney, associate dean at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.

"It would be splashier, perhaps, to spend the money right away while the media is still there and the donors are still looking," he said. "But the important needs, from the cost perspective and the recipient perspective, take place after the headlines are gone and after the cameras are gone."

Red Cross officials noted that a year after a tornado killed 158 people in Joplin, Mo., it found itself providing a new round of mental health services to survivors. The cholera epidemic that killed thousands of people following a massive earthquake in Haiti, where the Red Cross was also criticized for not spending donations faster, also didn't start until nearly a year after the disaster.

The Red Cross says it is planning substantial grants to other nonprofit groups doing Sandy recovery work and is doing much of its current work in conjunction with charitable partners with local ties.

Red Cross volunteers working in conjunction with the organizing group New York Cares are going out several days a week to muck and clean flooded homes and remove mold. Red Cross staff and caseworkers have been holding "unmet needs roundtables" in hard-hit communities, trying to identify victims not covered by traditional aid programs.

"Our experience shows that as the recovery goes on, the needs of survivors will evolve," said Roger Lowe, Red Cross senior vice president. "It's important to make sure some money is available for those needs no one can predict right now."

Other organizations that raised large sums for the relief effort have also held back money while they evaluated the wisest way to spend it.

The Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Relief Fund, led by Mary Pat Christie, the wife of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, raised $32 million after the storm but didn't begin awarding grants on a large scale until April. So far, it has given about $11 million, with the biggest grants going to local organizations building or repairing housing.

The United Way, which raised $9.7 million in a Sandy recovery fund for New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and some parts of Pennsylvania, said it has spent about $4 million of that total to date, though another $2.5 million is set to go out soon.

"We always knew, from the very beginning, that our fund and our resources would be for longer-term strategies," said United Way of New York City President Sheena Wright. "We feel good about the timeframe."

That strategy of holding some cash to spend later contrasts with the approach taken by the Robin Hood Foundation, which was in charge of distributing more than $70 million raised by a Dec. 12 benefit concert by Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones and other music royalty.

That fund was depleted entirely by April, with grants given to 400 relief organizations ranging from food banks to legal services to volunteer rebuilding groups.

Robin Hood spokeswoman Patty Smith said the foundation moved as fast as it could because it believed that delays in government aid were leaving big gaps in services.

Red Cross officials say they have the ability to meet both long-term and short-term needs, noting the organization has served 17 million meals and snacks, distributed 7 million relief items, mobilized 17,000 workers and volunteers, and provided 81,000 overnight stays.

Its efforts won over early critics like Staten Island Borough President James Molinaro, who assailed the Red Cross response in the days immediately after the storm but now praises it as having provided vital help.

"They've come a long way since Day One," Molinaro said.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/much-red-cross-fund-sandy-aid-still-unspent-064615771.html

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Blissful Vacation While Exploring Best of North India Tours | Travel + ...

The variations in the topographies of India, the country is divided into regions like north, south, east west and central. This division has helped in exploring the regions and marking different attractions for the tourists to explore and therefore, helped the Indian Tour & Travel Industry. If we particularly talk about the northern region, a tourist will ne mesmerized to see the unending number of attractions. The charm, tranquility,couture, heritage, tradition, art, architecture and cuisines are the specialties of the region that could be explored and enjoyed.With North India Tours, one can travel around the following destinations:

Kashmir ? known as the Heaven on Earth

The incredible beauty, flora & fauna, rolling mountains, shikaras and lakes, collectively make this place a true heaven on earth. For a bliss experience, it is advised to include Kashmir in the destinations to be explored while being on excursion to North India. The coziness in the ambiance of the place has attracted the honeymooners to spend quality time in strengthening their bond of love.

Uttarakhand ? Land of the God?s

The incredible beauty, flora & fauna, rolling mountains, shikaras and lakes, collectively make this place a true heaven on earth. For a bliss experience, it is advised to include Kashmir in the destinations to be explored while being on excursion to North India. The coziness in the ambiance of the place has attracted the honeymooners to spend quality time in strengthening their bond of love.

Uttarakhand ? Land of the God?s

Coming down is Uttaranchal, the land known to be of Gods. For pilgrimage tours this destination is perfect as there are different pilgrim centers. Apart from this, the place also attracts tourist from all parts of the world to travel around destinations like Nainital, Dhanaulti, Ranikhet, Mussoorie, Almora, and various other places with delightful ambiance.

Delhi ? National Capital Territory

Here comes the capital city of India that North India to be considered as the crown of India. With the fascinating historic past, the place is full of historical monuments to be explored. The art and architecture of these monuments is simply beyond excellence. Apart from monuments, like India Gate, Humayun?s Tomb, Red Fort, Jantar Mantar, Qutub Minar, etc., you also have the choices of exploring some bustling areas like Connaught Place and Chandani Chowk.

Uttar Pradesh ? known as United Province

It would be unjustified if you miss to visit the symbol of love while being on trip to northern regions of India. Taj Mahal, counted amidst the Seven Wonders of the World, is located in the city of Agra (Uttar Pradesh). The mesmerizing art and architecture of the monument is amazing and the ambiance is ideal for some perfect pictures with the Taj Mahal in the background. Apart from this, Varanasi for Ghats of the river Ganges and the city of Nawabs ? Lucknow could also be explored.

Rajasthan ? The land of kings

The tour to North India is so incomplete if you do not experience the Royal facets. It is hub of all tour themes as in the list of attractions it includes temples, forts, lakes, deserts, elephant safari, wildlife, camel safari, traditional dance and music, delectable cuisines, and lot more.You can also explore some major cities like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Mandawa, Bikaner, Udaipurand Jaisalmer.

The variations in the topographies of India, the country is divided into regions like north, south, east west and central. This division has helped in exploring the regions and marking different attractions for the tourists to explore and therefore, helped the Indian Tour & Travel Industry. If we particularly talk about the northern region, a tourist will ne mesmerized to see the unending number of attractions. The charm, tranquility,couture, heritage, tradition, art, architecture and cuisines are the specialties of the region that could be explored and enjoyed.With North India Tours, one can travel around the following destinations:

Kashmir ? known as the Heaven on Earth

The incredible beauty, flora & fauna, rolling mountains, shikaras and lakes, collectively make this place a true heaven on earth. For a bliss experience, it is advised to include Kashmir in the destinations to be explored while being on excursion to North India. The coziness in the ambiance of the place has attracted the honeymooners to spend quality time in strengthening their bond of love.

Uttarakhand ? Land of the God?s

Coming down is Uttaranchal, the land known to be of Gods. For pilgrimage tours this destination is perfect as there are different pilgrim centers. Apart from this, the place also attracts tourist from all parts of the world to travel around destinations like Nainital, Dhanaulti, Ranikhet, Mussoorie, Almora, and various other places with delightful ambiance.

Delhi ? National Capital Territory

Here comes the capital city of India that North India to be considered as the crown of India. With the fascinating historic past, the place is full of historical monuments to be explored. The art and architecture of these monuments is simply beyond excellence. Apart from monuments, like India Gate, Humayun?s Tomb, Red Fort, Jantar Mantar, Qutub Minar, etc., you also have the choices of exploring some bustling areas like Connaught Place and Chandani Chowk.

Uttar Pradesh ? known as United Province

It would be unjustified if you miss to visit the symbol of love while being on trip to northern regions of India. Taj Mahal, counted amidst the Seven Wonders of the World, is located in the city of Agra (Uttar Pradesh). The mesmerizing art and architecture of the monument is amazing and the ambiance is ideal for some perfect pictures with the Taj Mahal in the background. Apart from this, Varanasi for Ghats of the river Ganges and the city of Nawabs ? Lucknow could also be explored.

Rajasthan ? The land of kings

The tour to North India is so incomplete if you do not experience the Royal facets. It is hub of all tour themes as in the list of attractions it includes temples, forts, lakes, deserts, elephant safari, wildlife, camel safari, traditional dance and music, delectable cuisines, and lot more.You can also explore some major cities like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Mandawa, Bikaner, Udaipurand Jaisalmer.

Source: http://blog.travelandleisureasia.com/destination/2013/05/27/blissful-vacation-while-exploring-best-of-north-india-tours/

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Angelina Jolie Aunt Debbie Martin Dies of Breast Cancer | Gossip Cop

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Angelina Jolie lost her aunt, Debbie Martin,?to?breast cancer on Sunday.

The sad news comes on the heels of the actress revealing that she recently underwent a double mastectomy.

?Angelina has been in touch throughout the week and her brother Jamie [Haven]?has been with us, giving his support day by day,? her uncle Ron Martin told E!.

He added, ??We have seen Angelina a number of times since Debbie was diagnosed with breast cancer and Debbie and I were both very proud of her recent decision to have the double mastectomy and to do everything she can to keep her family from having to go through what we?ve been through.?

Jolie?s uncle further noted, ?Angelina?s father?Jon Voight has also been tremendously supportive ? he came down to see Debbie last Sunday and spent the whole day, talking with her and sharing his love and I know Debbie really enjoyed seeing him and talking with him.?

Jolie has yet to release a statement about the passing of Martin, who was the younger sister of her late mother?Marcheline Bertrand.

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'Fast 6' speeds past 'Hangover' to top box office

El actor Vin Diesel llega al estreno de la pel?cula "Fast & Furious 6" en el anfiteatro Gibson el jueves 21 de mayo de 2013 en Los Angeles, California. (Foto de Dan Steinberg/Invision/AP)

El actor Vin Diesel llega al estreno de la pel?cula "Fast & Furious 6" en el anfiteatro Gibson el jueves 21 de mayo de 2013 en Los Angeles, California. (Foto de Dan Steinberg/Invision/AP)

LOS ANGELES (AP) ? The sixth installment in the "Fast & Furious" franchise is No. 1 at the box office.

"Fast & Furious 6" was tops with moviegoers on a record-breaking Memorial Day weekend with estimated receipts totaling $316 million.

The muscle car action romp starring Vin Diesel and Paul Walker took in $120 million from Friday to Monday, making it the biggest opening weekend for a Universal Pictures release.

"The Hangover Part III" opened in second place. The final chapter in the raunchy comedy trilogy collected $51.2 million.

Paramount Pictures' "Star Trek: Into Darkness," which opened last week, added $47 million to its domestic ticket sales, landing it at No. 3.

Fox's animated "Epic" opened in the fourth spot with $42.6 million. "Iron Man 3" rounded out the top five.

Associated Press

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Ants Will Give You Free Advertising If You Pee On The Billboard

Most people don't take a trip to the Amazon looking for publicity opportunities, but if you stumble on one you have to run with it, right? At Smarter Every Day, Destin and his rainforest guides took advantage of the complicated process leafcutter ants go through to forage for salt and got the ants to carry a little Smarter Every Day sign instead of the leaves they normally tote.

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New analysis yields improvements in a classic 3-D imaging technique

May 25, 2013 ? Research conducted at Curtin University in Perth has enabled significant increases in image quality in a widely used 3D printing technique that is more than 100 years old.

Anaglyph printing -- think of the red-and-blue 3D glasses used to transform 2D images to 3D images in comics, magazines, books, and newspapers -- came into being when the continuous-tone printed anaglyph was invented by French physicist Louis Ducos du Hauron in 1891.

The technique works by combining the left and right images of a stereoscopic image pair into the red and blue color channels of the output anaglyph image. With the red/blue 3D glasses, the left eye sees only the red channel of the anaglyph image, and the right sees only the blue. If the anaglyph 3D image has been constructed correctly, the viewer sees a pleasing 3D image on the printed page.

The project team, led by Curtin research engineer Andrew Woods, targeted crosstalk problems which are visible as ghost-like shadows. Their paper published recently in the SPIE journal Optical Engineering details seven recommendations for overcoming crosstalk.

"The largest reduction in crosstalk is likely be achieved by using inks which have a better spectral purity than current process inks used in color printers," Woods said. "We found that an 80% reduction in crosstalk was potentially achievable just by changing the cyan ink."

The anaglyph technique is easy to implement and the anaglyph 3D glasses are relatively cheap, so the technique is used very widely, Woods said.

However, printed anaglyph images often suffer from a number of image quality limitations. When the 3D image is viewed through the colored glasses, there is often a significant amount of crosstalk (or ghosting), an undesirable property of some 3D techniques whereby the left eye sees some of the image intended for only the right eye, and vice-versa. Crosstalk is usually visible as ghost-like shadows throughout the image. If crosstalk levels are too high, the quality of the 3D experience can be significantly reduced.

"The printed anaglyph is 121 years old, but this appears to be the first time that a detailed technical simulation of crosstalk in printed anaglyphs has been developed," Woods said. "We started by measuring the spectral characteristics of various printing inks, 3D glasses, light sources, and papers. From there we developed a simulation which models the viewing of an anaglyph 3D image, and subsequently performed an experiment to validate the accuracy of the model. We hope this work will help provide a 21st-century improvement to the 19th-century invention."

In addition to changing the cyan ink, recommendations include using high-quality anaglyph glasses, an optimized light source, and improved image processing algorithms.

The full paper is available via open access in the SPIE Digital Library: "Characterizing and reducing crosstalk in printed anaglyph stereoscopic 3D images."

The work was originally presented in the Stereoscopic Displays and Applications conference during the 2013 IS&T/SPIE Electronic Imaging symposium in Burlingame, California, USA. The call for papers has been released for Electronic Imaging 2014 which will be held 2-6 February in downtown San Francisco.

Source: http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/most_popular/~3/m7-nMTfnDOw/130525144032.htm

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