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The district of Alappuzha [6], also known as Alleppey, is in Kerala. This district headquarters is also known as Alappuzha and is located 70 kilometres south of Cochin. It is often called the Venice of the East due to the canals that connect it to Kerala's famous snaking backwaters.
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Newton Southeast was as good as Goldstein, Thursday.
All-Star reliever Brett Goldstein belted a solo home run in the fourth, while nailing down the save as Newton Southeast defeated Hamilton-Wenham 5-0, in opening round action of the Massachusetts State Finals, July 24 at Harry Ball Field in Beverly.
"This is huge," said Newton South East Manager John Taft, whose team improves to 11-0. "It�s always good to come out of the gate and win the first one, but we always stay focused on the next game. Every day is a new game. We knew goal one was to try to do our best against (Hamilton-Wenham) and we�ll come in tomorrow with the same gameplan."
An offensive juggernaut that has outscored the opposition 156-42 over its last 12 games, Hamilton-Wenham was held to just four hits, while squandering a pair of bases loaded situations in the fourth and the sixth.
"We just didn�t get the big hit," said Hamilton-Wenham Manager Dave Jones, whose team falls to 11-2 in postseason play. "That�s baseball, but they�ll bounce back."
The Generals were in a similar situation during the opening round of the Section 4 Tourney, losing to Peabody West, 7-6, in extra innings, July 24. With that in mind, Jones feels confident that his team can deal with this kind of adversity once again.
"It was a heartbreaker losing to Peabody, but and the next night we came back and (won)," Jones said. "That�s what we expect them to do (Friday against Barnstable). We�ll be ready to play."
Newton took the lead in the second inning, as pinch runner Mikey Tsicoulias scored off a wild pitch from Copper McGrath, giving them all the offense they would ultimately need. John Moore and Adam Freedman also provided plenty of punch ripping back-to-back doubles in the third, giving Newton the 2-0 cushion.
After Asher Kaplan fanned a pair of Beverly hitters to escape a bases-loaded jam in the fourth, Goldstein drilled a solo home run. And when Freedman (2-for-3, 3 RBI) added a two-run blast in the fifth, Newton never looked back.
Hamilton-Wenham staged a sixth inning rally, loading the bases once again. But Goldstein managed to polish them off to earn the save.
"This team is so use to crushing the ball," Jones said. "It�s a game of momentum and we were on our heels the whole night."
In all, Newton Southeast employed the help of four pitchers to get the job done, from starter John Moore (1.1 innings), to relievers such as Ben Genser (2 innings) Kaplan (1.1) and Goldstein. The constant changes helped keep Hamilton-Wenham off-balance.
"We came out with a hard thrower, went to an off-speed guy just kept cycling them in," Taft said. "We always try to stay focused on keeping the ball on the ground. If we can keep the ball inside the park and down, we feel we have a great chance of winning any game, because we have a good defensive team."
According to Jones, mixing it up in the bullpen has been Newton�s signature move.
"They�re known for doing that," he said. "I think last year�s team did that They have a slew of pitchers. Although they look similar and pitch the same way it gives them a ton of options. I wasn�t expecting so many pitchers, but I�ve seen it before and it sets them up. With this victory they can pick a guy to go to the next night and Friday. So they�re in a good position."
Although disappointed with the loss, Jones feels the best is still yet to come from his club.
"We know where we are, but we�re not giving up," Jones said "We�ve got some arms left and the bats will come alive."
Prior to game time all four Massachusetts finalists took part in the opening ceremonies, which included an appearance by Red Sox mascot Wally The Green Monster and the 2004, 2007 and 2013 Red Sox championship trophies.
"That was cool," Jones said. "I thought it was pretty fun. I wasn�t sure how it would go, but it put focus on what it should be, about the kids and on fun. Beverly put on a great show."
Hamilton-Wenham now turns its attention to Barnstable for second round action, Friday, July 25 at 7 p.m. Barnstable was hit hard by Holden, 13-3 in a mercy rule loss earlier in the day.
"They�re in a position where they�re going to need a win and us too," Jones said. "So we�ll have to go out and play baseball like we have so many times before."
Hamilton-Wenham takes on Barnstable in the second round of the Massachusetts State Finals, Friday, July 25 at 7 p.m.
2014 Mass State Championship Tournament
Thursday, July 24
Game 1: Barnstable 13, Holden 3
Game 2: Newton Southeast 5, Hamilton-Wenham 0
Friday, July 25
Game 3: Holden vs. Newton South East, 4:30 p.m.
Game 4: Barnstable vs. Hamilton-Wenham, 7 p.m.
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Game 5: Barnstable vs. Newton South East, 2 p.m.
Game 6: Holden vs. Hamilton-Wenham, 4:30 p.m.
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Game 7: State Championship Game, 3 p.m.
All games will be played at Harry Ball Field in Beverly.
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Sept. 11, 2007
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - MIT picked up its first home win of the season following a 2-1 overtime decision against Lasell College on Tuesday night. Ashley Mobbs converted a feed from Jessica Oleinik with 5:52 remaining in the extra session to give the Engineers (2-2) their second win in a row. With the loss, the Lasers' ledger dropped to 0-3 on the year.
The opening frame was a defensive battle as neither side found the back of the net. Lasell registered the first shot of the contest, but MIT countered with nine unanswered strikes of its own. Laser netminder Laura Gallagher withstood the Engineers' assault as she collected seven of her 11 saves in the first half, including a diving stop midway through the period.
MIT eventually ended the deadlock after 56 seconds expired in the second stanza. After the Engineers' first three shots were denied, Ekavali Mishra corralled a rebound and found Oleinik for the score. Lasell tallied the equalizer in the 50th minute following its second penalty corner of the night. Kristen Moran took the corner and directed her pass to Caitlyn Walker who quickly sent the ball to the cage. Both teams struggled to maintain possession in their offensive zones as the clock wound down.
Lasell had a chance to capture the win early in the overtime period when it was awarded a penalty corner. The scoring threat ended as the ensuing shot sailed wide.
In net, Alexa Herman finished with one save for MIT as her record improved to 2-2 on the year.
Both teams will continue play on Thursday, Sept. 13. MIT will host Simmons College at 6:00 p.m. while Lasell will travel to Plymouth State University for a 4:00 p.m. start.


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Rachel and David in "The Biggest Loser" finale? Saw that one coming. But Bobby?!?!
Second chances, indeed.
Rachel was all but guaranteed to win the first-ever triathlon staged by the weight-loss reality show, given her strong swimming background. And David is just flat out a stronger and faster competitor than the rest of the field -- and still has a good bit of weight to lose.
Bobby, however, had been eliminated once from the show, and managed to fight his way back in. At times, he'd been called out for not working very hard in the gym. And he came in dead last in the five-person triathlon. But none of that mattered. Because he came in first place where it counted most, on the scale, losing 17(!) pounds.
Eliminated this week were Jennifer and Chelsea, who lost three and seven pounds, respectively.
Speaking at a weekly media conference call for the eliminated players, the two women talked about the bittersweet turn of events, being eliminated from the competition not long after such an euphoric finish.
"It was amazing to cross that finish line," Jennifer said, adding that before joining the show she never envisioned herself taking on such an endeavor. "That was the moment I realized how strong I had become, physically and mentally."
She said her challenge now is figuring out how to fit in fitness in and around family life, such as "between baseball games."
Jennifer said her daughter, who had picked up some of Jennifer's poor eating habits, has lost almost 30 pounds since working with trainer Dolvett Quince (seriously, is there anything Mr. Red cannot do?) and is happily adopting mom's new eating habits. Jennifer said her husband has lost 50 pounds.
"I just moved what I have learned [at the ranch to] my kitchen at home," she said, adding she is grateful to see the health improvements in her family: "It is the best feeling in the world, I am so blessed."
Chelsea said the triathlon was a defining moment for her as well. "I soared through it.... I really was an athlete again, like I was in high school."
It has inspired her to begin training for a half marathon. She returned home to a boyfriend who is 30 pounds lighter. And her mom and stepdad are now going to the gym too. "It's great to see how much I have motivated family and friends," she said.
So, numbers crunchers. Who do you think will win?
Could it be Bobby, who Jillian said epitomizes this season of second chances? In addition to shedding the weight, Bobby has embraced life as an openly gay man. And his monster weight loss this week suggests he is finally seeing the potential trainer Bob Harper has seen in him all along.
Or will it be David? (I just don't think Rachel has enough weight left to lose, as evidenced by her one-pound weight loss this week.)
The weigh-ins capped off an emotional episode in which the competitors took a visual look back at their sadder, heftier selves. David said there's been "a lot of healing on this journey.... I came in with a sad story. The story has been changed. I get to write a new ending." He said that "no prize" can top that. "But let's go for it anyway."


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. - A Tennessee Tech fan bus will hit the road on Saturday, Jan. 22, for the Golden Eagle doubleheader at Tennessee State University. The wome's game is slated for 5:30 p.m. in the Gentry Center, with the men's game following at 7:30 p.m.
The bus will depart from Eblen Center at 3 p.m. Saturday and
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Local radio personality Philip Gibbons will host the group on the bus. The cost is $20 per person, which includes both the bus ride and ticket to the game.
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Government & Community Relations, Issue 2
Summer greetings from the Office of Government and Community Relations at Case Western Reserve University. Having worked out a few glitches with the distribution of our first issue, we are delighted to be sharing another e-newsletter with updates on the university's government and community relations efforts.
As Congress continues work to pass a bill that includes so-called "tax extenders," I ask you today for your support. A number of these extenders are important to universities like Case Western Reserve, especially the research and development tax credit, the IRA charitable rollover provision and the tuition deduction for higher education expenses. These tax extenders provide tax relief to families that have students enrolled in institutions of higher education; incentivize for-profit companies to collaborate with universities on research and development; and encourage individuals to make tax-deductible contributions from their IRAs to the institutions they support.
The Senate has attempted several times without success to pass this legislation. We at the Office of Government and Community Relations encourage you, our friends, alumni and most loyal advocates, to contact your senators and let them know how important these provisions are to institutions of higher learning.
We truly appreciate your continued support of Case Western Reserve and look forward to keeping you apprised of the advancements we make with your help. If you have any questions or wish to join our efforts, please do not hesitate to contact me.
David A. BellVice President Office of Government & Community RelationsCase Western Reserve University216.368.0388
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On May 4, Ohio voters approved State Issue 1, the Third Frontier Program, the state's highly successful economic development and jobs program.
In the month after its renewal, the Third Frontier Commission announced two high-tech development grants to Case Western Reserve. One is a $5 million award to support the recently established Global Advanced Imaging Innovation Center in partnership with University Hospitals Case Medical Center and Philips Healthcare. The center will help strengthen the position of Northeast Ohio as a worldwide center for imaging technology.
The other grant supports the Center for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine, a collaboration led by the School of Medicine. The $1 million award will advance stem cell treatment for spinal cord injuries. More than $35 million in Third Frontier grants have been awarded to this Center since its establishment in 2003, making it the state's most successful Third Frontier project.
Learn more about the Center for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine.
Case Western Reserve continues to move ahead on its exciting partnership with The Temple - Tifereth Israel to renovate the historic Temple building for use as the home of the university's departments of music, dance and theater.
The university is seeking $2 million for the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at The Temple-Tifereth Israel through the state of Ohio's FY2011-12 Biennial Capital Budget Bill. The funding will supplement the Maltz Foundation's lead gift of $12 million toward the estimated $26.5 million cost of the project.
The renovation will restore the historic grandeur of the building while preserving the cultural icon as a place of worship and celebration for the 1,400 families of The Temple - Tifereth Israel community.
Learn more about this historic partnership.
On June 21, Congresswoman Marcia L. Fudge and former Congressman Louis Stokes joined President Barbara R. Snyder to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the National Youth Sports Program at Case Western Reserve University. Congresswoman Fudge recently introduced the National Youth Sports Program Revitalization Act of 2010, which, if enacted, would appropriate $20 million annually to the program nationwide.
The summer program primarily serves economically disadvantaged youths and introduces them to athletic and educational activities. It once served 75,000 young people nationwide. However, federal funding cuts have resulted in only 7,000 kids reaping the benefits this year. This summer, Case Western Reserve hosted nearly 560 youths between the ages of 10 and 16.
When the university's federal funding ended in 2006, community supporters rallied together to keep the NYSP program operational, making Case Western Reserve one of only 25 colleges and universities nationwide to continue to host the program.
Learn more about NYSP at Case Western Reserve.
Case Western Reserve will host its eighth annual Case for Community Day on Friday, Sept. 17. All university staff, faculty, students, alumni and friends are invited to participate in this day of community service.
From crafts with seniors and sports with kids to neighborhood landscaping and painting, volunteers have enjoyed a range of opportunities to connect with and improve our Greater Cleveland community.
Learn more about Case for Community Day.
To learn more about Case Western Reserve's ongoing governmental and community efforts and how you can contribute to our success, contact David Bell. Read more about the university's latest news and research at case.edu/think.
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There are an estimated 3000 or more gravestones in the Orhei cemetery. The stones usually contain name of the deceased, father's name, date of death, and sometimes date of birth. The information on the gravestones is primarily in Hebrew and Russian. There is currently no access to the information on these gravestones for most researchers without actually traveling to Orhei.
This project will enable individual researchers who have ancestors from
The Jewish community of Orhei has agreed to take the gravestone pictures for the price of 25 cents per gravestone. It is estimated that there are about 3000 readable stones in the cemetery. At 25 cents per stone, the total cost is estimated at $750. The camera and memory chips (or CDs) will be supplied by the Jewish community of Orhei so there will be no additional cost. The translation of the gravestones and the generation of the data for incorporation into JOWBR will be done by the Project Leader, so there will be no additional cost. The cost to send the money by
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Oceania Cruises said recently its first ever Around the World in 180 Days cruise aboard the 684-guest Insignia will depart PortMiami on Jan. 10, 2015.
The world cruise, which returns July 8, will visit five continents, 44 countries and 89 ports of call, the Miami-based upper-premium cruise operator said. It also will feature 11 overnight calls, and four 2-night calls in select Asian and African cities.
Fares from $40,000 per person are available through Sept. 17, 2013 at oceaniacruises.com.
Bookings for the world cruise open 8 a.m. ET July 17.


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The Friends of the Central Library seek to support and improve the resources and services of the Central Library of the Forsyth County Public Library. Friends of the Central Library is a non-profit 501 (c)3 corporation. The Friends of the Central Library, established in 2006, currently has more than 100 members. The Friends support the Central Library through:
The Central Library will be a state-of-the-art cultural, informational and research destination for Forsyth County's residents and visitors. Its well-informed staff, comprehensive resources and attractive public spaces will be essential elements of a vibrant downtown Winston-Salem.
Friends activities include:
To learn more about the Friends of the Central Library email@example.com.
Donations of books and other library materials accepted most Mondays at at Central Library, located at 660 W Fifth Street in Winston-Salem. Donations accepted between the hours of 9 am and 11:30 am. For more information call 336 327-7888.


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GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo.—Hall of Famer Forrest Gregg says that while he and his neurologist blame concussions for his Parkinson's disease, he's not going to sue the NFL like thousands of other former players.
The 79-year-old says he doesn't begrudge those who have joined the lawsuits but he has his pensions from his playing and coaching days and "I don't need anything from anybody but what I earned."
He said he's an "independent type" and doesn't believe in holding others accountable for his well-being.
"And my experience in the National Football League was good," said Gregg, who is promoting UCB, Inc.'s "Parkinson's More Than Motion" campaign during Parkinson's Awareness Month.
Gregg said he's doing well 18 months after his diagnosis and credits medicine, exercise and daily phone calls from his son and former teammates to reminisce about the good ol' days, which keeps his mind sharp.
The former offensive lineman known as "Iron Man" said he wants to help others recognize the signs of Parkinson's and seek treatment early enough to delay the degenerative effects of the chronic, debilitating disease on both mind and body.
When Gregg was diagnosed, his neurologist, Dr. Rajeev Kumar, a Parkinson's expert and medical director of the Colorado Neurological Institute's Movement Disorders Center in Denver, said the many concussions Gregg suffered during his playing days may have served as a trigger for Parkinson's.
More than two dozen Hall of Famers are among the 4,200 former players who contend the league misled them about the harmful effects of concussions.
In recent years, scores of former NFL players and other concussed athletes have been diagnosed after their deaths with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, including popular Pro Bowler Junior Seau and lead plaintiff Ray Easterling. Both committed suicide last year.
About one-third of the league's 12,000 former players have joined the litigation since Easterling filed suit in 2011. Some are battling dementia, depression or Alzheimer's disease, and fault the league for rushing them back on the field after concussions. Others are worried about future problems and want their health monitored.
"I have been asked to join these lawsuits and my gut feeling, first thought is no," Gregg said. "I've always been an independent type, I never believed in somebody else being responsible for my life and for my well-being."
Gregg praised the NFL for its crackdown on illegal hits and enhanced protocol on concussions and said he applauds Roger Goodell for saying his top priority as commissioner is reducing head trauma in the game even though it's changing the sport that he played and coached.
At the owners meetings last month, the NFL barred ball carriers from using the crown of their helmets to make forcible contact with a defender in the open field and also eliminated the peel-back block everywhere on the field.
The game looks different from the one Gregg played from 1956-71 with the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys and later coached, but Gregg said he doesn't mind that.
"Anything that can be done to help in that respect, in that regard, I think is good, any time you prevent an injury by changing the rules," Gregg said. "I know it's not easy because these players are going to have to relearn how to play the game.
"Right now if I was coaching defensive linemen, it would be a hard matter for me to tell my linemen where to tackle the quarterback. If you tackle him above the shoulders, you hit him in the head and that's a penalty. You tackle him below the hips, that's illegal. Or if you have a hold of him and you slam him down to the ground, that's illegal. So, what's left? Maybe his belt buckle, that's about it," Gregg said.
"And I don't say that's wrong, because anything that can prevent injuries to ball players is good."
Gregg said he was taught in high school in the 1950s that "the helmet was part of the weaponry."
"My high school coach said if they try to run you over, you give them some plastic," he recalled. "That was just the game, it really was. Nobody thought anything about getting hurt."
Gregg sustained so many concussions he lost count, although he recalls one time he was so dazed he sat on the other team's bench and when he came to with an ice pack on his neck, players on the other team told him he'd been "gone for a while."
Gregg said he would still have chosen to play the sport even if he'd known there would be a price to pay later in life, however.
A guard and tackle, Gregg is one of three NFL players to win a-half dozen NFL championships, including the first two Super Bowls with the Packers. Gregg finished his career with another Super Bowl title with the Cowboys in 1971. He went on to coach the Bengals, Browns and Packers.
There is no cure for Parkinson's, but a combination of drugs, exercise and physical therapy can delay the effects of the disease that strikes more than 50,000 Americans every year.
Gregg said he first went to the doctor when he noticed his left hand trembling in 2011. Although his motor symptoms began to show up over the year or two before that, Gregg's wife, Barbara, said he began acting out his dreams about 15 years ago. Kumar said this phenomenon, known as REM sleep behavior disorder, was a possible early warning sign of Parkinson's.
One time he dreamed he was trying to strangle a snake and his wife had to sock him to get him to let go of her wrist. Another time he dreamt he was back blocking for Bart Starr and knocked her out of their bed.
Sleep problems, memory loss and fatigue are some of the possible symptoms of Parkinson's along with the typical motor aspects such as slowness or tremors.
The Greggs are sharing their story through a reality-style video series that is part of "Parkinson's More than Motion" Facebook community and follows the couple as they cope with the disease and its treatment.
"I'll tell you what, it's emotional. You have to fight getting down," Gregg said. "And I've been on the physical regimen. In fact, I think I was working out too much. I forget I was 79 instead of 39. And so I had to back off a little bit and now I don't worry if I miss a day working out. The main thing is to continue to work out, try to keep a good attitude."
AP Pro Football Writer Arnie Stapleton can be reached at astapleton(at)ap.org or follow him at http://twitter.com/arniestapleton


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UBS is set to unveil a radical downsizing of its struggling investment bank next week in a move that will prompt the loss of up to 10,000 jobs across the Swiss banking group.
Switzerland's largest bank by assets will significantly shrink the trading side and complexity of its investment bank and as a consequence also cut thousands of jobs in its back office over the next few years, three people close to the situation said.
The job cuts will amount to almost a sixth of the bank's workforce of 63,500 at the end of June. They will not happen all at once and the precise number is still unclear as the exact impact on back-office functions has not yet been determined.
It comes on top of another – still ongoing – program announced last year to cut 3,500 jobs.
The move highlights how banks around the world are trying to adapt to a radically changed regulatory and market environment that has left them with lower returns and much higher capital needs for certain business areas and national subsidiaries.
The new strategy, hammered out in several executive board meetings in New York this week and set to be announced next Tuesday, will lead to the closure of a sizeable part of UBS's fixed-income trading operations and other capital-intensive areas of the investment bank.
It will also lead to changes among the senior management of the bank and will trigger a large reduction of complexity and costs in the bank's support functions such as its information technology department.
"There were several options on the table but UBS has decided on the most radical one," one person familiar with the plan said.
The plan was devised by Sergio Ermotti, who came in a chief executive last year in the wake of an alleged rogue trading scandal that left UBS with a $2.3 billion loss in the investment bank.
The restructuring is a drastic next step in a strategy unveiled almost a year ago by Ermotti to give UBS's often troubled investment bank a support role for the bank's market-leading wealth management.
The unit had brought the Swiss lender to its knees during the financial crisis, forcing UBS to retrench faster and earlier from the area than most of its rivals.
The investment bank has already been drastically trimmed in the past 12 months by Carsten Kengeter, who as chief executive of the unit cut its risk weighted assets by half and pushed through a retreat from a number of fixed income trading areas.
This summer, Ermotti brought in dealmaker Andrea Orcel to become co-head of the investment bank alongside Kengeter.
The cuts will be predominantly in Kengeter's realm of the investment bank. Kengeter is expected to stay at the bank although his future role at the group remained unclear.
UBS's investment bank is trailing far behind the 26 per cent return on allocated equity that the bank is achieving in core areas such as wealth and asset management.


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Topic: Greylisting and backup MX domains
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Naturepedic is the first and only mattress company to specialize exclusively in the design and manufacturing of infant and children's mattresses that promote natural and organic materials, a non-toxic design, fire safety, and baby health. All Naturepedic natural and organic mattresses have been designed with the help of pediatricians, orthopedic specialists, chemists, and engineers.
Baby and children's mattresses typically use materials such as vinyl/PVC and polyurethane foam which release questionable chemicals over time. These materials and chemicals have been eliminated in the No-Compromise Organic Baby Crib Mattress. Babies in particular spend up to 70% of their early life sleeping and playing on a crib mattress. Your baby's health and safety should not be negotiable.
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The mattresses are made with organic cotton which promotes a healthy and more chemical-free sleeping environment. Cotton is an ideal filling material that is both natural and renewable. Organic cotton is unbleached, undyed, and grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers.
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The following graphs show the sex distributions among whites surveyed since the turn of the century by (a)theistic outlook:
Putting aside all the other reasons that men tend be disproportionately overrepresented in the top spots of movements, organizations, fields of study, etc they belong to, it's still hardly surprising that the shrew detects a dearth of women leading the secularist charge into the public square. Atheists comprise less than 3% of the contemporary white adult population, and, by a 3-to-1 margin, they're overwhelmingly men. Agnostics comprise 5.6% of the white adult population, uncertain believers 33.9%, and firm believers 57.7%.
Parenthetically, while a solid majority--65.6%--of white women express certainty in God's existence, white men who feel the same way are, at 48.3%, actually in the minority among their own sex.
GSS variables used: YEAR(2000-2010), SEX, RACECEN1(1), GOD(1)(2)(3-5)(6)


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Canadian retailer Future Shop, part of the Best Buy empire, is investigating a scam where some iPad 2 devices purchased in its Vancouver stores turned out to be fake. It appears that scammers bought as many as ten iPad 2s and swapped them for modelling clay.
Future Shop said scam artists bought Apple's popular tablet computers with cash, replaced the devices with bags of model clay, resealed the boxes and returned them. The returned fakes were then put back on the shelf and sold to unsuspecting customers. It really saddens Future Shop that people stoop to be this opportunistic and make money is this kind of organized way.
One customer gave his wife one of the iPad 2s for Christmas; she was very shocked to receive an iPad 2 box with just a lump of modelling clay inside. To make matters worse, when he returned the iPad 2, he was apparently treated like a criminal by the store's manager. Thankfully Future Shop has now refunded the cost of the iPad 2 and given the customer a free iPad 2 as compensation for the mix up.
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A smaller Mulberry travel bag, this clipper has two short handles and a detachable leather strap with a maximum length of 90cm. This timeless piece features a hidden padlock in a hanging leather pouch, double-ended zip closure, a suede-lined interior and an internal slip pocket.
This leather travel bag can be carried by the handles or worn across the body.
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A Massachusetts teenager and his 24-year-old friend filed a defamation lawsuit against the New York Post Wednesday in Boston, accusing the tabloid of falsely portraying them as suspects in the deadly Marathon bombings by plastering their photograph on the front page under the headline, "Bag Men."
The lawsuit filed in Suffolk Superior Court said the photographs and articles published three days after the bombings made it appear that FBI agents were pursuing Salaheddin Barhoum and Yassine Zaimi, avid runners watching the Marathon. That evening, authorities released photographs of the suspected bombers, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
In the complaint, lawyers for Barhoum, a 16-year-old Revere High School student, and Zaimi, a part-time college student from Malden who also works full time, accused the New York Post of libel, negligent infliction of emotional distress, and invasion of privacy. They are seeking damages, including unspecified monetary compensation.
"The front page would lead a reasonable reader to believe that plaintiffs had bombs in their bags, that they were involved in causing the Boston Marathon bombing," according to the court complaint. The lawsuit asserts the newspaper subjected the friends to "scorn, hatred, ridicule, or contempt in the minds of a considerable and respectable segment of the community."
The New York Post declined to comment Wednesday, but editor Col Allan defended the coverage in April, telling the Associated Press they accurately reported that the image was e-mailed to law enforcement officials seeking information about the men. "We did not identify them as suspects," Allan said.
Barhoum and Zaimi are legal residents who came to the United States from Morocco about four years ago after being granted visas, according to court records and their lawyers.
Zaimi came to the United States alone and met the Barhoum family when they were tenants in the same house, lawyers said. He got a job at a sandwich shop five days after he arrived in this country and now works at a financial services firm while studying business part time.
He also loves to run, lawyers said, which is why he and Barhoum, who runs track in Revere, went to the Marathon finish line early that day naively hoping to run the race. Zaimi had run a 5-kilometer race the previous year that started there and he mistakenly thought the Marathon started at the same spot. But Marathon officials told them the starting line was 26.2 miles away.
Feeling sheepish, they stayed and chatted with Kenyans and Ethiopians who had gathered to cheer elite runners. Two hours before the bombs went off, the pair left.
In the frenzied hunt for the bombers, photographs of the finish line crowd surfaced on online sites such as Reddit, according to the complaint.
On April 17, friends alerted Zaimi and Barhoum that their photos were online, their lawyers said. That night, the friends decided to go to police.
Authorities questioned both men, then told them they were not suspects, their lawyers said. Zaimi and Barhoum went home.
Earlier that day, the FBI had urged news organizations to exercise restraint because of several erroneous reports.
The next day, Zaimi and Barhoum appeared on the New York Post's front page. A smaller headline said federal officials were looking for them.
A short article on the front page said there is "no direct evidence linking them to the crime, but authorities want to identify them." Inside the newspaper, more photographs showed their faces next to a longer article that did not identify Zaimi and Barhoum, but friends, co-workers and classmates recognized them.
Lawyers said the coverage clearly implied that Zaimi and Barhoum were suspects.
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At first, Barhoum and Zaimi were unaware of the article.
When Zaimi arrived at work that day, a company vice president called him into his office. Zaimi did not understand why until the office manager showed him a copy of the Post.
"He immediately started shaking, his mouth went dry, and he felt as though he was having a panic attack," the complaint said.
Zaimi spent the day in a back room at work, where lawyers said his supervisors and co-workers have been very supportive.
That night, the complaint said, as he waited for the train home, someone pointed him out as the person in the New York Post. Zaimi fled.
Barhoum, who was on spring break, went to a track meet that morning. When he arrived home, a crowd of reporters was inside his house, questioning his parents. One reporter showed him an image of the New York Post.
Barhoum, according to the complaint, became "terrified, began to shake and sweat, and felt dizzy and nauseous."
Zaimi has sought counseling for depression and refuses to go running. Though he has friends, he has no family in the United States.
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The world's agricultural production system must double its output in the next 25 years to meet the needs of a population that's expected to increase twofold in that relatively short time span.
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Sandoski says preparing for the future requires identifying the coming demands on agriculture. Those include:
∑ The health of the crop protection industry ∑ ∑ The challenges of bio-technology acceptance ∑ ∑ Population growth ∑ ∑ The influence on the environment ∑ The crop protection industry, he says, must continue to evolve to meet those challenges.
He says the rise of biotech has already altered the landscape for chemical companies. As farmers switch to biotechnology to protect crops from insects, diseases and weeds, chemistry companies lose some of their traditional business.
"Now, proprietary products account for only 25 percent of the crop protection business," he says. "Generics make up about 66 percent. That change has made chemistry cheaper for users but it has had a somewhat negative effect on the industry's research and development funding."
He says reduced commodity prices also change the "perception of the realistic value of crops and the chemistry necessary to protect them."
He says crop protection materials will decrease in value as part of the company's portfolio as seed products play a bigger role.
"We're all trying to get a bigger slice of a smaller pie," he says. "That means a flat market for the next few years."
Managing for a downturn will be critical, Sandoski says, "as more products become generic."
Long-term effect could be reduced funding for research and development. "I hope industry analysts are correct and that the decline flattens out within a few years."
He says the role of universities in research and development also concerns industry observers. "We've always relied on universities to test and recommend products. They face decreased funding for research and Extension."
Cost of re-registration, he says, could limit the number of products available, "if those products don't produce revenue. We see a need for alternate technologies but will it be there when growers need it?"
Sandoski says resistance issues drive the need for research and development. "The first case of glyphosate resistance showed up in 2000. In 2003, 13 states reported resistance."
Those resistance issues create a demand for new products. "Unfortunately, we have no silver bullets in the pipeline. But we can take steps to delay the problem."
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Sandoski says in the future high value technology will aim past the farm gate to processors and others higher up in the food delivery system.
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He says increasing vitamin A content in rice will be a key goal.
And corn rootworm and cotton lepidoptera resistant products should be available by 2007. Following those will be wheat resistant to fusarium head blight.
Sandoski says farmers already understand the value of biotechnology. "They have benefited from lower costs and better yields from input traits. Now, we will concentrate on output traits to provide more nutritional foods and pharmaceutical plants. Those will provide new sources of revenue for Syngenta.
"We see tremendous potential for humanity with pharmaceutical plants," he says. We have to challenge the view that bio-technology can benefit only growers."
Farmers, in fact, may not see immediate benefits from the pharmaceutical business, he says. "A few specialized growers, under close control, may produce pharmaceutical crops," he says.
"Meanwhile, we're still discovering and introducing new pesticides."
He says a new maize variety will feature rapid growth and will be an asset to the ethanol industry. "It could reduce the cost of ethanol production by 10 percent," he says.
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Many of us spend quite a bit of our family history research time tracking down obituaries, death certificates and walking through cemeteries. Perhaps your ancestors lived and died hundreds or thousands of miles away from where you live. Maybe they don't have a grave marker. There are other ways you can honor their memory without erecting a tombstone.
Lied Center for Performing Arts in Lincoln, Nebraska) sponsored a fundraising activity where patrons could purchase a commemorative brick which would then be placed on the grounds of the Lied Center. It was a tax deductible charitable contribution.
Maybe it was my ego, maybe I thought I would disappear into oblivion after my demise - whatever the reason at the time, I decided to contribute and purchased a brick. The inscription was just to denote the year of my graduation from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. It seemed appropriate since the Lied Center is housed on the University campus.
I've heard from a few genealogists who have done something similar to honor their parents, grandparents or other family member. It's especially nice if the location or organization is a good match for one of your ancestor's favorite interests or charities. And it helps out a worthwhile cause at the same time.
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The global use of renewable energy sources continued
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I hope everyone had a great 4th of July. I worked that day but my paycheck will reflect the money, so I am alright with it.
Football is just around the corner and we will involved in the 2009-2010 season. For me, I cant wait. On the 28th, the Cowboys go to training camp, the on the 30th I find out the sex of my baby to be. So lets just say this month will be great. I won't give away the name of our baby yet. It will be a good one for Cowboys Nation.
Anyway, with the season fast approaching, Tony Romo will be our quarterback. I think he will take us to the ultimate level we need to be, the Super Bowl. As the years have passed since he was named the starter he has improved every year. I am very confident that Tony is "our" quarterback.
Just for highlights of the previous seasons. In 2006, Tony threw 5 TD passes against Tampa Bay, tying the mark of Troy Aikman. But in his first game, Tony came in to play against the Giants he threw 3 INT, one returned for a TD. In 2007, Tony threw 5 INT against Buffalo on that MNF game. That game was a miracle to win. With Tony throwing that many INTs and winning the game. WOW!
Tony has been named to 2 Pro-Bowls in his 3 years of playing for the Cowboys. In that span Tony has thrown 62 TD passes. In the same time span only one quarterback has thrown the same number of passes, that was Drew Brees.
Watching the games, I see Tony make mistakes, but I also see him make big strides and flashes of what he could be as a quarterback for America's Team. This season, as Cowboys fans, will see a more improved Tony Romo. So for now I say – "How bout them Cowboys"!


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A bank robber was shot to death Friday by an off-duty Houston police officer who had gone to the business with a colleague to make a deposit, officials said.
Two other men were arrested after the robbery at Regions Bank, 7044 E. FM 1960 in Humble.
Three armed men entered the bank about 2 p.m. and demanded money, said Harris County Sheriff's Office spokesman Deputy Thomas Gilliland. One of the men had a shotgun, and two were toting pistols.
The robbers fled the bank with an undisclosed amount of cash and were getting into a Ford Explorer when they were confronted in the parking lot by one of two off-duty officers with HPD's Marine Unit. The officers were in uniform, a blue shirt identifying them with the unit.
By chance, Gilliland said, one of the HPD officers had arrived to do business at the same bank. His colleague waited in a personal vehicle.
"As they were entering their vehicle, one of the officers ordered them to drop their weapons," Gilliland said. "The passenger in the vehicle pointed a shotgun at the officer, and he (officer) fired once, killing him."
After the gunfire, the vehicle accelerated about 50 feet onto the sidewalk where it came to a stop before rolling into a dentist's office. The car struck the front door of the business.
Two sheriff's deputies responding to the alarm arrested the other two men a short distance from the Explorer. No other injuries were reported.
Two hours after the incident, the dead man's body remained slumped out of the driver's side of the Explorer, where he tried to crawl out after he was shot, Gilliland said.
An EMS unit checked out several bank employees who were shaken up by the robbery.
"There was some frayed nerves and an amount of anxiety among the employees, which is certainly understandable," Gilliland said.
The case was under investigation by the FBI Bank Robbery Task Force and the Harris County Sheriff's Office.


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Sunday, July 22, 2007
FYI --- Whatever happened to JMB?
25 comments:
- Welshcakes Limoncello said...
I'm sure you'll have a lovely time with them, jmb. That's a very well-travelled 4-year-old, following in Grandmaa's footseps, perhaps? Don't worry - we'll all keep checking in. Buon divertimento.
- July 20, 2007 at 9:40 AM
- Eurodog said...
Enjoy your family. It is important to have precious moments.
Await your return.
- July 20, 2007 at 10:03 AM
- sally in norfolk said...
Have a great time with your family...
- July 20, 2007 at 10:45 AM
- Vijay said...
Have a great week JMB
- July 20, 2007 at 10:47 AM
- RUTH said...
Enjoy every second of their visit and please remember to take some photos if possible. Have fun!
- July 20, 2007 at 2:56 PM
- lady macleod said...
What a totally fabulous reason to be away!! Have a brilliant time. photographs?
- July 20, 2007 at 5:05 PM
- MedStudentWife said...
Have loads of fun, JMB :D
- July 20, 2007 at 6:41 PM
- Heart of Rachel said...
Have a wonderful time bonding with your loved ones. Take care!
- July 20, 2007 at 7:19 PM
- jmb said...
Thanks to everyone for your good wishes. I will be checking in now and again as the week progresses.
I'm too old to have a 4 yr old grandchild, I'm going to be wiped out by the end of the week.
- July 20, 2007 at 11:19 PM
- Lee said...
Enjoy your week, jmb...I know you will do so. I look forward to your reappearance to the blogging world. :)
- July 21, 2007 at 3:20 AM
- fake consultant said...
skytrain, vancouver aquarium, stanley park, buchart gardens and victoria, the chinese garden, that costco out by the airport with the french fries and gravy-and the harry potter release...can it all be done in a week?
good luck...
- July 21, 2007 at 3:58 AM
- Josie said...
JMB, have a wonderful time with your family. And, you're not too old to have a four year-old grandchild. I suspect she will infuse you with energy, and you will feel like a kid again too.
- July 21, 2007 at 9:52 AM
- Ian said...
Hi jmb, I hope you have an enjoyable time with your family.
- July 21, 2007 at 1:22 PM
- Expat Traveler said...
Now that sounds exciting! And this being my first visit (I think) to your blog, I'm happy to know we are blogging in the same city!
Hope you have an incredible time with the family. I'm sure you are so excited!
- July 21, 2007 at 1:33 PM
- eastcoastlife said...
Enjoy your week with your family, jmb! I'm sure you are going to have wonderful memories of this week.
- July 21, 2007 at 10:42 PM
- Lord Straf-Bilderberg said...
Noted - have a good week and hurry back!
- July 22, 2007 at 12:02 AM
- Ian Lidster said...
Enjoy. May all have a wonderful time.
- July 22, 2007 at 10:19 AM
- Jon said...
Enjoyed visiting your neat and interesting blog. Keep on keeping on.
Best regards,
Jon on 7-22-07
- July 22, 2007 at 1:16 PM
- Liz said...
Have a wonderful time, jmb. And what a well-travelled little girl. How fantastic for her.
- July 22, 2007 at 1:29 PM
- Teena said...
Have fun with the visit :)
- July 22, 2007 at 7:46 PM
- Voyager said...
What a wonderful reason to ignore your blog. Enjoy your precious time with your daughter and grand daughter.
- July 23, 2007 at 1:02 PM
- Cathy said...
jmb, enjoy your family while they are there. A 4 year old grand daughter. I love them at that age. They think we are the greatest thing alive when they are 4.
- July 24, 2007 at 1:23 PM
- jmb said...
Thanks again to everyone who came by to wish me a happy week being Grandma which is a sometime occurrence for me.
- July 24, 2007 at 9:54 PM
- Miss Smack said...
aw, what a lucky little girl she is, and I'm sure you'll have a fantastic time!!
- July 25, 2007 at 6:31 AM
- Elsie said...
How fantastic to have her so well traveled at such a young age. She is certain to benefit with an open mind and heart. One of my favorite quotes- "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." --Mark Twain
- July 25, 2007 at 7:12 AM


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Joe Johnson scored 26 points, including five 3-pointers, C.J Watson added 25 points and five 3s, and the Brooklyn Nets came away with a 119-108 victory over the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday night.
All-Star center Brook Lopez had 23 points and eight rebounds.
The 119 points were a season high for the Nets. They also tied a season-high with 16 3-pointers.
Brooklyn is now 2-1 in games played without star point guard Deron Williams, who has sat out the last two games due to sore ankles.
Ty Lawson led the Nuggets with 26 points and hit all of his five 3-point attempts.
Denver has lost three in a row after winning a season-high seven consecutive games.
Jordan Hamilton had 15 points, and JaVale McGee added 14 points for the Nuggets. Andre Miller scored eight points and had 10 assists.
Brooklyn almost blew a 20-point lead it built in the third quarter. Corey Brewers layup made it 101-96 after Miller stole the ball from Lopez.
Brooklyn then went on a 14-3 run started by a 3-pointer from Watson that made it 104-96. McGee answered with a put-back slam dunk to make it 104-98.
Watson hit a free throw that made it 105-95 and added a floater off the glass that made it 107-98. After Miller missed a jumper, Tyshawn Taylor hit a 3 that made it 110-98. McGee was then fouled and made one of two from the free throw line.
The teams traded baskets in the first half. Denver shot 23 for 41 (56.1 percent) from the field and hit 4 of 5 behind the 3-point line while the Nets made 20 of 40 from the field (50 percent) while hitting 9-of-14 3-point attempts.


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