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Arkansas Razorbacks Football
Hogs get kickoff times, network for La. Tech, Texas State and TCU
FAYETTEVILLE - The ramp into the 2016 football season is official.
SEC gets expanded replay, Hogs interested in OU
FAYETTEVILLE - The Southeastern Conference announced Tuesday morning a new instant-replay process for its college football season in 2016.
The Bolin Alley: Send a shrink - and a quarterback coach - the SEC West
FAYETTEVILLE - Late spring is something of an odd time in college football circles. Until recently it was a period when coaches could finally take some time off, go on vacation; beat writers could do the same once baseball, depending on your locale, was finished.
Bielema hopes to take Arkansas football global - and to Michigan - with satellite camps
FAYETTEVILLE - "Callin'the Hogs from the Caribbean!"
Hatcher has foot surgery again - unclear how much time he will miss
FAYETTEVILLE - Keon Hatcher posted a photograph his left foot in a boot Tuesday. He, apparently, had surgery on it, the same one he broke last year in the second game of the season and subsequently missed the rest of the year for.
J-Will, picked by Bills, joins Henry in NFL
FAYETTEVILLE - Jonathan Williams joined Hunter Henry as former Arkansas players selected in the 2016 NFL Draft this weekend.
Henry goes in second round to Chargers
FAYETTEVILLE - Hunter Henry went about where he was expected.
The Bolin Alley: Good, bad or somewhere in between? Regardless, this is Bret Bielema's team
FAYETTEVILLE - One of the biggest questions the Arkansas football team carried into spring practice was answered before the Red-White game put an end to the April drills. Several more linger and they leave real curiosities about the 2016 season.
Short-handed Razorbacks make first public appearance for Red-White scrimmage
FAYETTEVILLE - Saturday's Red-White scrimmage for the Arkansas football team yielded about what was expected. Very little.
Agim is a terror in all ways
FAYETTEVILLE - McTelvin Agim could not find a date for his Hope High School prom.
Spring notebook: Allen officially The Man, D-Reed eating and eating and eating some more
FAYETTEVILLE - To the surprise of no one Austin Allen entered the interview room of the Fred W. Smith Football Center on Tuesday the same way he always does.
Last-place Diamond Hogs swept at Baum for first time since 2010
FAYETTEVILLE - Florida is the best team in college baseball.
Spring football notebook: Storey inching toward Peavey, offensive line a work-in-progress, Wise an animal
FAYETTEVILLE - One week before the culmination of spring practice, it was clear the doldrums were beginning to settle.
Worst-kept secret is out: Austin Allen is officially the starting quarterback
FAYETTEVILLE - Coach Bret Bielema announced his starting quarterback on Thursday. His selection was far from shocking.
Kody Walker breaks foot, out until June
FAYETTEVILLE - Arkansas running back Kody Walker broke his right foot during Tueday's practice, Arkansas coach Bret Bielema announced Wednesday.
Spring football notebook: Storey has one part of QB thing down, Bell changes positions and Duwop makes a run
FAYETTEVILLE – A pair of players changing positions highlighted the midway-point practice for the Arkansas football team Tuesday.
Spring notebook: Anderson waiting on his O-line to take "next step," Smith hoping for more from WRs
FAYETTEVILLE - Most of the offense irked the staff during Monday's practice, apparently.
Five takeaways from Hogs second scrimmage: The QB competition is a figment of imagination
FAYETTEVILLE - First a disclaimer: The date is April 9, 2016. Anything happening during Arkansas spring practice is subject to change.
Football notebook: Secondary is primary focus, Lewis gives it a final go, Hogs schedule Colorado State
FAYETTEVILLE - The good news is almost everyone in the Arkansas secondary is experienced and back for another year. The bad news is the unit was bad last year.
Spring notebook: Peavey isn't transferring "regardless" what happens and Wallace tries out guard from tackle
FAYETTEVILLE - Prediction: The offensive line will not be on the cover of the Arkansas football media guide.


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Dennis Hopeless takes "Avengers Undercover" three months into the future for the series final arc, promising fans a 'satisfying conclusion' to his epic story.
Dennis Hopeless discusses the opening issues of "Avengers Undercover" which finds a group of teen heroes stuck in a country ruled by the Masters of Evil.
Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker debut "Avengers Undercover" #1, exploring the consequences of their work in "Avengers Arena."
Check out a new preview of Dennis Hopeless & Kev Walker's "Avengers Undercover" #1 as the "Avengers Arena" kids take a darker turn on March 12.
Dennis Hopeless talks in-depth about the ending to the controversial "Avengers Arena" and its upcoming follow-up, "Avengers Undercover."
Barbara Gordon gets batty, Captain swings at his mighty shield, "FBP" reaps a whirlwind, "Avengers Arena" hits targets "Umbral" is multi-layered.
Check out exclusive previews of Bendis & Immonen's "All-New X-Men" #18 and Hopeless & Walker's "Avengers" #17 before they go on sale Nov. 13!
It's no more pencils, no more books and no more forced homicides as Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker dismiss the class of "Avengers Arena."
The final fate of the teens in "Avengers Arena" is teased in this exclusive preview of the penultimate issue from Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker!
CBR spoke with writer Dennis Hopeless about Marvel's "Avengers Undercover," where several "Avengers Arena" survivors battle temptation and super villains to infiltrate the Masters of Evil.
CBR has a second exclusive NYCC teaser from Marvel, this time with the word DESCENT describing new work from the "Avengers Arena" team of Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker.
Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso looks at titles making a big shift from the ending "Avengers Arena" to the earth-bound "Captain America" with stops along the way for Spider-Man 2099 and "A+X."
"Captain Marvel" skips November, but series writer Kelly Sue DeConnick says exciting news is coming. That same month, the Dennis Hopeless-written "Avengers Arena" reaches the end of its first season.
CBR News spoke with "Avengers Arena" writer Dennis Hopeless and guest writer Christos Gage about their plans for the series, including a special issue focused on the outside world and the upcoming "Boss Level" arc.
"Cable and X-Force" writer Dennis Hopeless takes on reader questions about the future of the team, the future Marvel Universe and a whole lot of Nate Grey. Plus, exclusive art!
Things aren't always as they appear to be in Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker's "Avengers Arena," a point amply illustrated in CBR's exclusive, spoiler-filled preview of the July-releasing issue #12.
Brett braces for the online freakout surely set to accompany the latest death-filled issue of Dennis Hopeless' "Avengers Arena" as thousands of voices cry out as one on Twitter and Tumblr.
In a week of big news breaking and big events gearing up, Marvel E-i-C Axel Alonso talks the finale of "Age of Ultron," the mythology of "Infinity" and the debut of Angela in "Guardians of the Galaxy."
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Avengers" #11, "Avenging Spider-Man" #20, "Fearless Defenders" #4, "Uncanny X-Force" #4 and more.
In August, "Avengers Arena" writer Dennis Hopeless kicks off "Boss Level," a new story arc that changes the series' paradigm, offering the captive teens a shot at their captor, the recently powered-up Arcade.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Avengers" #10, "Deadpool" #8, "Guardians of the Galaxy" #2, "Uncanny X-Men" #5 and more!
Writer Dennis Hopeless discusses adding Boom Boom to the cast of "Cable & X-Force," cast, further exploring "Avengers Arena's" Braddock Academy and more. Plus, exclusive art!
Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker kick off a new arc in Marvel's "Avengers Arena" #8, and CBR has an exclusive first look at the issue. Featuring X-23, Hazmat and Darkhawk, the issue hits April 24.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Avenging Spider-Man" #18, "Fearless Defenders" #2, "Wolverine" #1 and many more.
CBR presents an exclusive preview of the final chapter in the first story arc of Marvel's "Avengers Arena." The sixth issue of Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker's ongoing teen saga of survival and murder hits March 13.
ROBOT 6's Carla Hoffman looks at the death of children in comics in the context of "Avengers Arena," noting the book's worst sin "is that it's actually really good."
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "FF" #4, "Guardians of the Galaxy" #0.1, "Punisher War Zone" #5, "Uncanny X-Force" #2 and more.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents a trio of exclusive Avengers family previews: Remender & Cassaday's "Uncanny Avengers" #5, "Hopeless & Walker's "Avengers Arena" #5 and Fraction & Aja's "Hawkeye" #8!
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Avengers Arena" #5, "Powers: Bureau" #1, "Wolverine and the X-Men" #25 and more.
Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso shows off the younger side of the Marvel Universe discussing "Young Avengers" and "Uncanny X-Force" alongside the diversity of "Fearless Defenders."
CBR News spoke with "Avengers Arena" editor Bill Rosemann about the series' second arc, "Game On," which kicks off in April's issue #8 and features revelations about X-23 and Darkhawk.
CBR debuts an exclusive first look at Dave Johnson's teaser image for Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker's "Avengers Arena," featuring X-23, Nico Minoru, Darkhawk and Hazmat trapped in a game of death.
In "Avengers Arena," two teen heroes have lost their lives at the hands of the villainous Arcade and writer Dennis Hopeless, who spoke with CBR about the series and its direction for the future with exclusive art!
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Avengers Arena" #3, "Thunderbolts" #3, "Superior Spider-Man" #1 and many more.
Marvel has given Robot 6 an exclusive preview of "Avengers Arena" #4, by Dennis Hopeless and Allesandro Vitti, which pits the Runaways against Avengers Academy. The issue arrives Feb. 13.
This week, Reptil goes all "Lord of the Flies," Alana gets lost in a book, Wonder Woman gets personal with Orion, Moloch gets mystical and Tom Taylor goes to Hades.
In the first of a two-part A-i-C exploring the year that was, Axel Alonso recalls the moments from "Avengers Vs. X-Men" that surprised even him and unpacks big debuts for Ant-Man, Nova and Nick Fury, Jr.
This week, Conan gets up close and personal, Guy Gardner gets surrounded, Logan gets ghostly, "The Massive" gets technical and the Marvel Universe readies for a battle royale.
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3D scanning and printing have made their mark on popular culture in the past couple of years with eye-catching headlines like "Researchers Closing in on Printing 3D Hearts" and "Tools of Modern Gunmaking." Many museums have also started using 3D printing to foster greater engagement and creativity between their visitors and collections. As a cultural institution, one of the main challenges when experimenting with new technologies is to understand and evaluate how it can be used to benefit or bolster our collection and mission, and try to get beyond the initial "whoa—that's cool!" factor.
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August Artist-in-Residence Peggy Gyulai explores the connections between music and the expressive possibilities of paint on canvas in her work. She listens to and looks at music as a subject, object, inspiration, and—like Richard Diebenkorn—invokes the dynamic tension between the poles of abstraction and representation, creating substance from ephemeral phenomena.
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The de Young Summer Art Camp continues as our Apprentices, Artisans, and Masters observe, describe, and record their adventures.
SAN FRANCISCO (August 7, 2013) —The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco are saddened by the loss of Ruth Aiko Asawa, who died on August 6, 2013, at the age of 87. Asawa was a groundbreaking modernist sculptor with whom the Museums enjoyed a long-standing relationship. An internationally exhibited artist, teacher, arts advocate, and Museum trustee, she leaves a remarkable legacy.


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With even his most ardent suitors still harboring concerns about his recovery from knee and toe surgeries, four-time Pro Bowl linebacker Peter Boulware is considering having a workout this month for all the teams that have indicated an interest in him.
The workout, if arranged, would probably come in the next few weeks, before training camps open leaguewide.
"It's obvious Pete is going to have to go out and show teams that he's healthy before they offer him a contract," acknowledged agent Roosevelt Barnes. "And if that's the case, then I'd rather have him do it one time, for everyone, rather than have to go through a series of these things. Like a come-one-come-all kind of thing. That's the way we're thinking now, if we can set it up at a time and place that works for everybody."
Released by the Baltimore Ravens in early May, after the two sides could not come to an agreement on a restructured contract, Boulware visited the past month with the Houston Texans, Cleveland Browns and Seattle Seahawks. All three teams retain interest in him, but none has made a contract offer, and all indicated they wanted to wait until this month to get a better feel for the status of Boulware's recovery.
If there is a group workout, it is all but a given the session would draw personnel scouts from other curious clubs, as well. If healthy, Boulware can be an effective player, and he is one of the few potential impact veterans still without a contract.
Boulware, 30, spent the entire 2004 season on the physically unable to perform list as he attempted to recover from a knee injury sustained in the penultimate game of the 2003 campaign. He underwent toe surgery last December, the result of a November injury sustained in his first practice of the year, as he attempted to work his way off the NFL's physically unable to perform list.
Barnes originally fielded inquires from 14 teams about his client, but Boulware has done as much due diligence on potential employers as they have done on him. Barnes said that his client's preference is to sign a contract before camps open.
"He's not one of those guys who wants to sit around and wait for some team to suffer an injury, and then come after him," Barnes said. "He'd rather be with somebody right from the beginning of camp. He just wants a team to want him, that's all."
There have been suggestions that Seattle is the front-runner for his services, because his younger brother, Michael Boulware, is a strong safety with the Seahawks. The Seahawks also signed linebacker Jamie Sharper, a one-time Baltimore teammate, this spring.
But Boulware has solid relationships on other teams, as well, and it would be naïve to believe finances won't be a factor in his plans for the future. He was scheduled to earn a $6 million base salary with the Ravens and reportedly rejected a restructuring that would have paid him $2 million with the chance to make an additional $2 million in incentives.
New Browns general manager Phil Savage is the former personnel director in Baltimore and knows Boulware well. Cornerback Gary Baxter, who spent the first four years of his career in Baltimore before signing with Cleveland as a free agent earlier this offseason, has been regularly phoning Boulware to recruit him. The Texans, like the Browns, play a 3-4 scheme, a front in which Boulware has been successful, and want to upgrade their pass rush for 2005.
Discounting the injury factor, Boulware has a superior resume of all of the outside linebackers left in free agency, a group that also includes Kevin Hardy, Anthony Simmons, T.J. Slaughter and Jason Gildon. He is the leading sacker in Ravens history and, until the knee injury late in '03, he had never missed a regular-season contest.
The Ravens' first-round choice in the 1997 draft, and the fourth overall player selected that year, Boulware appeared in 111 games and started 102 of them. He registered 487 tackles, 67½ sacks, 18 passes defensed, one interception, 13 fumbles forced and five fumble recoveries. Three times in his career, the former Florida State star has rung up double-digit sacks, with a career high of 15 in 2001.
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CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) A St. Louis County judge has set a trial date for the case against a 14-year-old boy accused of first-degree murder.
Judge John Ross set a Nov. 10 trial date for Owen Welty.
Welty is charged with killing 64-year-old neighbor Don McCollough in November 2006 at his farm east of Bloomfield, Mo. Welty was 13 at the time and has been incarcerated since his arrest.
He will be tried as an adult, and faces life in prison if convicted.
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Secretary-General's message to the 7th Peace and Sport International Forum in Monaco, 6-8 November
Monaco, 6 November 2013
I am pleased to send greetings to all participants at the 7th Peace and Sport International Forum in Monaco. I especially thank H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco for his invaluable advocacy on this issue, and Mr. Joël Bouzou for his dedicated leadership as President and Founder of Peace and Sport.
As you meet, the United Nations General Assembly is set to pass its Olympic Truce Resolution ahead of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. Traditionally, this resolution expresses the collective reaffirmation of United Nations Member States of the contribution sport can make to our common goal of peace.
Earlier this year, the General Assembly declared 6 April as the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace. This is a clear recognition sport can contribute to human rights and development, erasing barriers and promoting solidarity around the world. This new commemoration on the international calendar should further promote the value of sport as a tool for development and peace. I hope all of you will help organize celebrations of the Day.
In my travels around the world, I have seen first-hand the power of sport to unite people, raise awareness and resources, and inspire individuals, particularly youth. From makeshift village fields to big-city arenas sport reminds us of our common humanity.
That is why I must take this opportunity to issue a resounding denunciation of any form of discrimination in the world of sport. We must adamantly reject all attempts to divide people or advance intolerant views in any athletic competition. As we carry out our efforts to promote peace through sport, let us remember to uphold and defend universal human rights. When we recognize that all people are born free and equal, we can create a more peaceful world.
I thank you for your support and wish you great success.
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I have a general question about inheritance in the .NET framework, lets say you have 2 classes, the first is called Parent and the second is called Child. Child inherits from Parent.
Parent wants to ensure that each instance of child executes a specific piece of code when it loads irrespective of whether the child has their own onLoad code explicitly specified.
From my experience, if i handle onLoad in the parent and not in the child, the parents onLoad code will fire but if its handled in both classes only the child's code will fire.
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Among the shared content are introductory episodes produced exclusively by each producer for members of the other's site. BelAmiOnline members will be treated to a never-before-seen video with Corbin Fisher's Derek and Travis on June 16, with CORBINFISHER.COM members offered a never-before-seen video featuring Luke Hamill and Alex Orioli from Bel Ami at the same time.
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The world of internet gossip and rumors is quite fascinating. Sometimes I read that Randy Blue is buying the Titanic which has already hit the iceberg (Falcon Studios will gracefully excuse my freshness), another time naughty Jim French tries to sue honest Colt tenant John Rutherford for not making his payments on the purchase of Colt studios, even though we all know how punctual John is when it comes to paying the bills. Then there are producers who feel a lack of media attention and have to commit fake suicides or shoot farting porn to attract some attention. And still there are some who lead quiet and boring lives of their own like Bel Ami or Corbin Fisher. Yet…
Recently some coy rumors appeared on internet about the possibility of a BA&CF collaboration. One worried CF customer even expressed the concern that Bel Ami could pollute the CF site with their materials. Another consoled him, admitting that BA occasionally creates something watchable, too. This unwarranted blog reading prompted me to look up in a dictionary EXACTLY what the word pollution means in Shakespeare's language. The Oxford edition claims it means…"make dirty, destroy the purity or sanctity of st. (in this case CF site). After some deliberations I'd like to make following statement:
1. Yes, this time rumors are substantiated. Corbin Fisher and Bel Ami dared to undertake an experiment and shot 12 mixed episodes together with some of their favorite models. BA boys were sodomizing CF Boys and other way round for a period of ten days. As the finished material proves, they did it happily and with a considerable amount of stamina.
2. No, the Corbin Fisher sanctuary is not going to be desecrated by invading Bel Ami hordes trying to shoot their usual antics. We behaved and adhered to the strictest CF standards. No music. No loud colors. No exotic languages (though BA models speak some accented English). Boys are doing their best to cum while being penetrated. Some facial cum shots. Plenty of horseplay, especially in the documentary bonuses. No staged sex (well, with the exception of one of G Duroy's vintage nonsenses). Simple and quick camera work.
All in all we all had great time shooting it and there are good reasons to believe audiences will have equally good time watching it. The accompanying pictures will give you some idea. I'll return to give you more info in next newsletter. (Here I turn to my webmaster who will give you more programming details). GD
Above George has given you a bit of information on our coproduction with Corbin Fisher, but I hear you all asking 'what does that mean to the website'. Well, there are two changes that will affect the website. Firstly, we will get some new content with BA guys and CF guys. This will come about once a month. Secondly, Corbin has agreed to give all members of BelAmiOnline access to a full scene from his archive every week, so every week starting on June 16, we will be presenting to our members a scene from CF every week, and we will do the same in return for their members. The first scene is not really from their archive, but is an episode filmed exclusively for us.
Corbin Fisher has produced one scene exclusively for BelAmi. It stars Derek and Travis and will premiere June 16. Each week we will add another episode from the archives of Corbin Fisher as well.
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I beginning to think at least half of yahoo's own paid directory is full of banned sites in their search engine. If they went through and unbanned all of their paid listings/human reviewed directory websites it would be halfway decent.
One thing you notice if you search the directory (which nobody really uses), those results are fairly relevant and clean.. but their search results in my opinion are really garbage.
we are exactly in the same situation. Almost the same numbers.
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Hope that Yahoo will take note of few things.
They are showing lots of bad results
They have too many ads around their search results
They are very poor in terms of showing diverse news results from their Yahoo Search News.
1. Keywords in Meta Title
2. Keyworks in Meta Description
3. Keywords in Meta Keywords... however it is working for three out of four keywords
4. Keywords in outbound links to other sites.
5. Keywords in the URL
I personally feel from an SEO point of view this page is inadequate as it does not feature the necessary keywords anywhere other than the Headline (H1).
I have also been searching the library for Yahoo specific tweaking but haven't found anything. Can members please share their insights
Im from Holland and everybody in this country is using Google. I have a few domains with sites and all my traffic is actually from google.. yahoo can i count on 1 hand.
The tips from Namaste are perfect.. but every self respectig SEO is using this already, it working for me and other for Google but other se's are :(
I was just laughing on my toilet when i saw that yahoo likes my images a lot... just a stupid php script who poops a image.... no content at all!
The fact that my site isn't thrown in with that garbage is a compliment right now. They'll get around to cleaning them up eventually so if u try to rank in that slop you'll get tossed the same way the others will.


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I have read that thanks to Riemann Roch theorem, if get $\Sigma$ a compact Riemann Surface of genus $g$ there exists a conformal branch covering $\phi: \Sigma \rightarrow S^2$ of degree less than $g+1$. Unfortunately I have found only very abstract references which not clearly implies this fact. does any one can explain this to me? Ideally with a basic reference.
Let $D$ be a finite collection of $d$ points on $\Sigma$. The RR theorem shows that the vector space of meromorphic functions on $\Sigma$ with at worst a simple pole at each $D$ has dimension $\geq d + 1 - g$, which is $> 1$ if $d > g$. Thus (choosing any $D$ with $d > g$) this space contains a non-constant meromorphic function $f$. (The constant functions contribute just one dimension.) Since $f$ has at most $d$ simple poles, it induces a degree $\leq d$ branched covering $\Sigma \to \mathbb C P^1$.


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Hartford Financial (NYSE:HIG), prior to the financial crisis, had a history of reaching for yield. That played out poorly, and contributed to the company's current status as a speculative value play. New management doesn't seem to have changed the culture.
In line with my interest in word search as an analytical tool, I recently checked Hartford's 10-Q for occurrences of the words "synthetic" and "replicate." Here is what I found:
According to the company, replication transactions are used as an economical means to synthetically replicate the characteristics and performance of assets that would otherwise be permissible investments under the Company's investment policies.
Hartford is writing credit default swap (CDS) protection. That's how AIG got in trouble.
CDS as Insurance
These transactions aren't being regulated as insurance. They're being passed off as investments. We have no way of ascertaining whether these CDS are naked or not. Naked CDS are bad insurance practice, since the lack of insurable interest creates moral hazard, as well as adverse selection. If a counterparty had some bonds and wanted to offload the risk, Hartford could have bought them outright.
Insurance contracts require that losses be carefully defined, to avoid the possibility that policyholders will profit from loss. For credit risk insurance, losses should be defined as principal and interest when due. That prevents the transfer of market and liquidity risk during episodes of market panic. These CDS don't incorporate a proper loss definition.
Peers Aren't Selling CDS
A search of financial statements for P&C industry peers Chubb (NYSE:CB) and Travelers (NYSE:TRV) doesn't find any similar transactions. MetLife (NYSE:MET), a life insurer, does some of it, although considerably less than what Hartford is doing.
If Hartford wants to get the same respect as Chubb and Travelers, and trade at a P/B in excess of 1.0, instead of their current 0.39, they are going to have to be more conservative about their investments.
In 2009, Hartford's replication operation was half what it is today. This is moving in the wrong direction.
Information Available in Statutory Reports
The statutory reports of Hartford's various insurance subsidiaries include detail on synthetic replications. Here's a sample, from Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company's 2011 Annual Report:
With sufficient patience, an investor could compile a list of these transactions, and develop an opinion of their contribution to the company's investment returns and risk profile.
Update on Divestiture of Non-core Life Operations
The company recently announced an agreement to sell the Retirement Plans business to MassMutual, a favorable development that is expected to release $600 million of statutory capital. This will increase financial flexibility and provide funds that can be deployed to create shareholder value.
Investment Implications
Hartford continues as an interesting speculative value play. In order to achieve the same valuation as P&C peers, the company must not only focus on that line of business, it must also change its investment strategies to reflect the conservatism that has stood Chubb and Travelers in such good stead since the financial crisis.
John Paulson has management's attention here. Maybe he should get on the phone with CEO Liam McGee, raise the topic of synthetic replications, and tell him: "I wish you wouldn't do that."
Disclosure: I am long HIG, MET, TRV, CB. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Dollar store dog treats are subject of recall
A brand of chicken dog treat most commonly sold at dollar stores is being recalled by the manufacturer due to possible Salmonella contamination.
According to the FDA, Salix Animal Health has expanded its earlier recall of Good 'n' Fun Beefhide Chicken Sticks.
The initial recall pertained only to the lot in which Salmonella was discovered during sampling by the Georgia Department of Agriculture.
Now, the company, out of what it calls an abundance of caution, is recalling other lots made around the same time.
The recalled Good 'n' Fun – Beefhide Chicken Sticks were distributed nationwide to Dollar General, Dollar Tree and Family Dollar retail stores. The recalled product is packaged in a 2.8 ounce bag stamped on the back side with an item code number of 82247 and with an expiration date ranging from 02/2018 to 07/2018.
Salmonella can affect animals eating the product and there is risk to humans from handling contaminated products.
Symptoms can include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramping and fever.
No other Salix product is affected by the recall. Customers who have purchased the recalled product are urged to dispose of it or return it for full refund.
For more information, contact Salix Animal Health's consumer affairs team at 1-800-338-4896.
Posted by John Woestendiek October 27th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, beefhide chicken sticks, chicken, chicken sticks, chicken treats, contamination, dog, dog treats, dogs, dollar general, dollar store, dollar tree, family dollar, fda, good 'n' fun, good n'fun, health, pets, recall, safety, salix, salix animal health, salmonella, snack, treats, voluntary, warning
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Flashdance star Jennifer Beals confronted over leaving her dog in parked car
Actress Jennifer Beals was confronted by a citizen for leaving her dog in a parked car in West Vancouver.
The 51-year-old actress, best known for her starring role in 1983's "Flashdance," left the dog in her Ford Escape Wednesday, reports Canada's Global News.
A passerby saw the dog in the vehicle, with a passenger-side window open a few inches, and called authorities.
When Beals returned after about five minutes, before police arrived, the man told her leaving the dog in the car wasn't safe.
Beals, who is in Vancouver shooting a TV series, assured the man everything was fine and drove off.
She later defended her actions. "I am not only a loving dog owner but a discerning one," she told USA TODAY in a statement.
"The morning was a cool 73 degrees. I, and others, were wearing jackets. I rolled all four windows down and left the car for five minutes to pick up my laundry with my car visible to me the entire time."
She says she was curious when she returned to find a crowd milling around her car.
"I wondered why two people congregated around my car taking pictures of my (dog). Proud mama thought it was because she's so gorgeous. While I appreciate their vigilance and what must have felt like courage on their part, they were barking up the wrong tree."
Marcie Moriarty of the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said, even on a day when temperatures reached no more than 77 degrees, dogs shouldn't be left in parked cars.
"Definitely not. Not in this sort of heat," she said. "That's a German Shepard-type dog it looks like … they're already carrying a coat on them. In this temperature, I don't think that would necessarily create the type of cooling effect that would ever be sufficient."
Posted by John Woestendiek July 31st, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: actress, british columbia, cars, confronted vnacouver, dog, dogs, flashdance, health, heat, jennifer beals, parked cars, safety, spca, warning
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Chicago dog owners warned to not let their dogs socialize with other dogs
Dog owners in Chicago are being warned to keep their pets away from the city's dog-friendly parks and beaches to help control the spread of the dog flu, which has killed five dogs in the area and sickened more than 1,000 more.
On Friday, the Cook County Department of Animal and Rabies Control urged pet owners to avoid not just dog parks, but group training activities, doggy day care, groomers, boarding facilities and other environments where dogs congregate or socialize until the outbreak — or epidemic, as some are calling it — subsides.
Signs posted at dog-friendly parks and beaches read:
"The Canine Influenza Virus (the Dog Flu) is causing illness throughout the Chicago area. All unvaccinated dogs may be at risk. Even dogs showing no sign of illness may carry this virus.
"The virus is extremely contagious. Unvaccinated dogs exposed to the Dog Flu are more likely to contract the disease."
The signs go on to list the symptoms of the dog flu: coughing, lethargy, difficulty breathing, nasal discharge and lack of appetite.
While people can't catch it from dogs, the dog flu is is extremely contagious between dogs that come into close contact with each other.
Forty states have experienced outbreaks of the dog flu since the virus was discovered in 2004.
Experts say nearly every dog exposed to it will get the virus. About 25 percent of those don't show signs of the sickness, but can still pass it on to other dogs.
Limiting socialization with other dogs is the best way to fight the illness, said Dr. Cynda Crawford, who helped discover the virus in 2005.
Crawford, with the Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, told Steve Dale's Pet World, a blog on ChicagoNow.com, that owners often aren't aware their dogs are ill.
She advises limiting all socialization, including letting your dog be walked by a dog walker who takes dogs out in groups.
While there is a vaccine for dog flu, it is new, expensive, requires multiple shots and, as with the human vaccine, fails to guarantee a dog won't catch the virus.
Chicago animal control officials said the outbreak could last several more weeks.
(Photo: from ChicagoNow.com)
Posted by John Woestendiek April 7th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, canine influenza, chicago, contact, dog, dog flu, dog friendly, dogs, epidemic, health, limit, outbreak, pets, socialization, symptoms, warning
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Petco clears shelves of Chinese jerky treats
Petco says it has pulled all Chinese-made dog and cat treats from store shelves, fulfilling a promise the chain made to customers last May.
"We know some pet parents are wary of dog and cat treats made in China, especially chicken jerky products, and we've heard their concerns," Jim Myers, Petco's chief executive, said Monday — a good seven years after complaints first surfaced about chicken treats made in China sickening and killing dogs.
The FDA has been investigating the treats since 2007, but has yet to yet to establish a definite link to the deaths and sicknesses.
Thousands of pets have fallen ill — hundreds fatally — leading to 5,000 complaints of pet illnesses suspected to have been caused by chicken, duck, and vegetable jerky treats made in China.
Despite steadily rising concerns, American companies continued to market the treats (under the names Waggin' Tail and Milo's Kitchen, among others), and the country's largest pets stores, including Petco and PetSmart, continued to sell them.
Petco,which has not sold China-made dog and cat foods for several years, announced last May that it would clear store shelves of the jerky treats. (We're still not clear on why doing so would take seven months.)
PetSmart, which, like Petco, operates more than 1,300 stores nationally, has pledged to remove all Chinese-made pet treats from its stores by spring, according to the Washington Post.
Nestle Purina and Del Monte, which own the brands such Waggin' Tail and Milo's Kitchen, stopped selling chicken jerky dog treats made in China back in 2012, calling the shift precautionary.
The Petco announcement applies only to treats made with jerky and rawhide, according to Lily Gluzberg, a spokesperson for the company.
The FDA has been unable to tie the illnesses specifically to Chinese-made pet foods, despite testing more than a thousand samples and inspecting factories in China. But it continues to investigate.
Posted by John Woestendiek January 9th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, chicken, china, chinese, dog, dogs, fda, health, jerky, milos kitchen, pet products, petco, pets, petsmart, removed, shelves, treats, waggin train, warning
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When what can go wrong does
Here's a scenario that — even before I saw this frightening video — has flashed through my mind often since I became a dog walker.
As a natural-born worrier (I suspect it's in my genes), I'm prone to assessing the situation I'm in — even when it's an entirely pleasant one — and picturing the worst thing that could possibly happen, no matter how unlikely it is.
After six decades, I still haven't totally gotten over my fear of being sucked under the escalator grate as the step I'm standing on flattens out and disappears.
In my dog walking job, I visit three small dogs at an assisted living center, take them down the elevator, out for a walk, and then back up the elevator to their masters' rooms.
The possibility of this happening, or something like it, popped into my head my first day.
What if, as the elevator doors closed, a dog darted out, ending up on the opposite side as the elevator went down?
I've kept a firm grip on the retractable leash — and kept it in the locked position — ever since having that mental image. After seeing this video, I'll keep an even firmer one.
Tamara Seibert, a college student in Toronto was riding the elevator March 2 with two dogs — hers and a friends. They were heading from her condo unit down to the parking garage. As the doors closed, the end of her dog's leash was caught outside the elevator.
Vado, her five-year-old, 110-pound Rottweiler, was violently jerked upward as the elevator descended, and Seibert struggled to remove his collar, breaking two fingers in the process, she told the Toronto Sun.
"I thought I was going to watch him die," Seibert said.
Thankfully, the clasp on Vado's leash snapped under pressure, and he fell to the floor about the same time the elevator came to a stop and the doors opened. Thankfully too, Vado's prong-type collar had been put on with the prongs on the outside.
Seibert, a student at Ryerson University, obtained video from the surveillance camera and posted it on her Facebook page as a warning to others.
It was reposted to YouTube, where it's drawing all sorts of insensitive comments from people who would rather get in a good jab than learn something from someone else's experience.
Painful as it is to watch, it's a teachable moment, and one that proves not all my unnatural fears are that unnatural.
I, for one, have become even more cautious on the elevator, and I'm contemplating switching to the stairs — especially if I'm ever taking two dogs with me at once.
As for Vado, he's fine.
"I can't believe its been almost a month since I went through one of the most traumatic experiences of my life," Seibert wrote in a Facebook post. "I thought I was about to lose the love of my life (my puppy) and seriously mangled my hand in the process … I want to warn people how fast something so simple can go horribly wrong."
Posted by John Woestendiek March 28th, 2014 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, canada, caution, danger, dog, dog on elevator, dogs, elevator, elevator dog, elevators, facebook, hazard, leashes, pets, rottweiler, tamara seibert, toronto, vado, video, warning, youtube
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Suspicious meatballs found in San Francisco
For the second time in less than a year, someone is scattering what are suspected to be poisoned meatballs in a San Francisco neighborhood in an apparent attempt to murder dogs.
A San Francisco animal control officer Saturday found 34 meatballs scattered around the Twin Peaks neighborhood, where a similar incident occurred last year.
The meatballs were placed along curbs and in hedges and bushes, where they're more likely to be sniffed out by dogs and less likely to be spotted by humans.
"These were incredibly well-hidden," Lt. Denise BonGiovanni said.
An animal control officer was sent to search the area near Crestline Drive and Parkridge Drive Saturday after a resident called Friday to report finding fragments of suspicious meatballs.
The officer found 34 pieces of raw meat containing something solid. A 35th ball of meat was turned over to the officer by a resident who picked it up before her dog could eat it, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
The meatballs have been turned over to the San Francisco Police Department for testing.
"They look very similar to the ones found last year," BonGiovanni said.
Last July, a 7-year-old dachshund died and another dog was sickened after eating meatballs the police believe were filled with strychnine.
No arrest was made in the case.
Since last week's incident, the city's Animal Care and Control staff have posted more than 50 warning signs in the neighborhood. Residents of the neighborhood are being advised to keep their pets inside, or keep them on a short leash when walking.
"If your dog picks up anything and starts to eat it, I wouldn't waste time, I would take it to a vet," BonGiovanni said. "We haven't confirmed it's poison but it's not worth taking chances."
San Francisco police are asking anyone with information that could help the investigation to call their anonymous tip line at (415) 575-4444.
(Photo: Provided by San Francisco Police Department)
Posted by John Woestendiek February 25th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: analysis, animal control, animals, crestline, dogs, health, hidden, investigation, meatballs, neighborhood, officer, parkridge, pets, poison, safety, san francisco, scattered, strychnine, tests, twin peaks, warning
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Woof in Advertising: Trifexis
This ad for Trifexis depicts a dog living in a bubble — albeit it one that's outside and has plenty of tubes to run around in.
It serves to protect him from heartworms, hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, flea infestations and all those other frightening hazards that exist in that place where dogs, for centuries, managed to survive:
What we find most interesting about it, though, are the disclaimers, which seem to have risen with doggie prescription drugs to the same level they have with human ones, where three-fourths of the advertisement are devoted to a listing of potential scary side effects, quickly recited in monotone, in hopes you — or your dog — won't really hear them.
With Trifexis, it goes like this: "Treatment with fewer than three monthly doses after the last exposure to mosoquitoes may not provide complete heartworm prevention. The most common adverse reactions were vomiting, itching and lethargy. Serious adverse reactions have been reported following concomitant extra-label use of ivermectin with spinosad alone, one of the components of Trifexis."
On top of the warnings recited, more appear in small print during the ad:
"To ensure parasite protection, observe your dog for one hour after administration."
"If vomiting occurs within an hour of administration, give another full dose."
"Puppies less than 14 weeks of age may experience a higher rate of vomiting."
In their print ads, the makers of Trifexis additionally advise the drug be used with caution in breeding females, and in dogs with epilepsy. Its use in breeding males has not been evaluated. Print ads also list lethargy, depression, decreased appetite and diarrhea as possible side effects.
The chewable, beef-flavored tablets — administered once a month — are a combination of spinosad and milbemycin oxime, and they serve to prevent heartworm disease, kill fleas and prevent infestations and treat hookworm, roundworm and whipworm infections.
The tagline for the ad is "You don't have to go to extremes to protect your dog from parasites."
Apparently you do, though, if you're selling prescription drugs — for canines or humans — to protect your ass from lawsuits.
To see all our "Woof in Advertising" posts, click here.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 21st, 2013 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, appetite, bubble, canine, caution, chewable, depression, diarrhea, disclaimers, disease, dog, dogs, drugs, environment, fleas, health, heartworm, hookworm, human, infections, itching, lethargy, loss, mosquitoes, parasites, pets, prescription, prevention, protection, roundworm, safety, side effects, tablets, trifexis, tube, veterinarians, veterinary, vomiting, warning, whipworm
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We have both where I work, and often times people are unsure which is appropriate for what. So my question is, what are the key differences between an email distribution list and a listserv?
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The real difference that I am aware of is that a fully implemented ListServ provides the end user the ability to opt in or out of the list via email. A DL is typically more centrally managed and the users request that an administrator add or remove them from a DL. It's kind of funny since that central management nightmare is pretty much why ListServs were created and now most large businesses have email admins who spend significant time managing DLs.
ListServ means the user can choose whether they'd like to receive the emails or if they'd like to leave the group (it's manually managed by the individual users).
A DistList is where the administrator adds or remove the people who will receive the emails. So its manually managed by the administrator.
^^^ I'm pretty sure this is the only difference as my workplace also uses these two lists.
Hope this helps.


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AVON LAKE — There was a time when residents could hop on a railway car along the shores of Lake Erie and get to Cleveland in less time than it takes to drive downtown today.→
LORAIN — A 5-year-old child was seriously injured late Friday afternoon after being struck by a car on Leavitt Road.→
ELYRIA — A Lorain man was arrested after he allegedly fired multiple gunshots across Broad Street early Friday.→
Police officers from several local departments were among the law enforcement agencies that provided assistance to Cleveland during this week's Republican National Convention.
OBERLIN — Police are continuing their search for a Pennsylvania man who left his vehicle and dogs at a Wal-Mart on Friday afternoon.→
ELYRIA — Calls of a man causing a disturbance at a gas station led police to an intoxicated and stubborn man who wound up getting himself arrested.→
DAYTON — An Ohio college says it is withdrawing as host of the first presidential general election debate, citing rising security concerns and costs. Wright State University President David Hopkins called a news conference for Tuesday →
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I have a friend with dual turbos on a ls6 motor doing about 1200 hp using air to water intercoolers. A very streetable car idles at 1100 rpm and stay cool as he!! Take a look at Nelson racing engines...
Fixed one kinda like this a few months ago. Boots not mounted and some pretty huge gaps. Put some wood in to mount boots to and sealed boots to drywall.
:cheers:I'll take Attics like that all day long even better when its a coil change out.
Lucky he didn't kill or hurt himself. It amazing what people will do to save a buck.
It's funny the things u find in the field. I mean come on now really through the ducting that's just hacked.
Wow that's amazing couldnt imagine working on it.
It's a shame to find things like this. It's just like hanging cap no pride in ur work.
Could've at least used butyl tape and made it look better.
I like the new stretch velcro sensors there easy to use and feel durable. Only time will till just started using these sensors but so far so good.
You have to buy the strap sensors seprate from the gauges I think they are like 115 just ordered my set and the straps.
Wish I could say the same about others as well have had my smans waranty twice now. Have a set of digicools on the way now. Hope they work out well. With all the reviews I'm sure they will.
I like the testo 510 had mine for a little over a year and works great even reads pascal.
I'm done with the sman first set dumped after one month. They did a warranty with it now my second set has to go back after four months. Low side and high side won't read same pressure so it can't be...
The trane hard starts are basically the same as a 5-2-1.
Been finding a lot of leaky rheem evap. coils unit are only 1-3 years absolutely horrible.
I would absolutely refuse to do a job like that it's horrible what u find out there.
Not that its right by any means but looks like its been running like that for years. That just scary!
Does it actually draft all the time like that? That's freakin scary especially with a natural draft furnace. You see the gas flex passing through the cabinet her in cal. all the time on older...
See those triangle boxes and owl flex here in northern cal a lot also hate both of them mostly see those. Boxes on 10 year old homes and newer.
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I've used a couple of those surge protection for a seem to work pretty well.
Had same type of problem a while ago changed two t-stats due to bad fan relay disconnected 24 volt common to make it battery only and have not been back since. As said above I've found digital to be...
Called a bypass damper when zones close bypass will open putting extra air from supply to return. Usually has a weighted damper not the proper way to do zoning in my opinion. Cut eff. of system in...
Outside of furnace still looks damn good for it's age. Found a 75 year old gravity furnace the other day replaced gas valve thing was still going like a champ no cracks nice flame was crazy. Could...
They cannot give u this type of info in the open forum section get your post count up and apply for pro membership.
Yeah great customer service had a problem with my high side port not opening and did a straight over the counter exchange with me couldn't ask for any better service.
Had one this summer guy asked what it was from said you got a male dog customer says sure do I said there's your problem. I don't think the dogs around any more he said something about feeding it...
Never seen one put back together before like said before that took some time they figured they would leave it pretty for the home owner.:censored:
Yeah but if a limit of sorts is open u will not see power yo the inducer on most brands of res. furnaces.
I use triple d and it works good does not kill grass or plants and does not burn your skin.
Mine did the same thing worked fine put it away went to use it a couple of days later and it was locked up. Tried everything nothing worked took it back where I bought and it was definitely locked up...
They have tankless water heaters designed for outside uses. Otherwise u don't have many options.
That's some amazing s#!t it's interesting the stuff you can find in the field. Make u wonder what the hell people are thinking make u also wonder how they can sleep at night.
No Micron gauge it dosnt come wet bulb and dry bulb k-types or the pipe clamps like the sman3 you have to buy it seperatly.
For the clean affects the ducting system has to be designed properly or you will have high static pressures. It's an ok filter but that are much better filters options and a 4" media filter is also a...
Fieldpiece products are great I personallyuse a lot of it in the field there meters are awesome .
I personally like the 5-2-1 compressor savers too been using them for a couple of year's they seem to work better and have less fail rate than others had a couple of the other brands blow up in my...
I would call a better service man because I search for leaks any time of the especially if I have to add seven pounds to a system u think he would have done a search before he even thought about...
I think it's better to have a matched system installed at the same time always turns out better looking and you'll probably get a little bit better price doing it all at once.
I've seen the same thing happen with an evap coil customer had a company come out and suggest that he have his coil cleaned so he tried it himself I don't know what he cleaned it with but put a nice...
These are awesome gauges they work great makes my job alot faster and easier but I do agree with everyone else new techs should learn the theory first with analog gauges helps alot with refrigerant...
Yeah that unit seems really small for 1100 sq.ft or even 900 at that. Especially in the Texas heat.
And agreed rule of thumb does not always apply because there are lots of things to consider but it can give you an ok starting point but a true load calculated is the way to go.
How many sq. ft is dwelling is it unsulated as a rule of thumb u can usually do 475 sq
ft. per ton but there are other factors.
And where in California do u reside.
Well if you are going to zone u definitely need two stage heat and cool to work best another return is optimal but u can get away with one as long as property sized need at minimum a 20" return.
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The E.O.F.T. is the most renowned film event in the European outdoor community. Now in its 15th year, Ellis Brigham Mountain Sports are delighted to once again be the UK's hosting partner.
Kicking off in London on 31st October, the two hour programme will be shown a total of 10 times across the UK (see venues and dates below) bringing you the most spectacular sports and adventure films of the year.
We'll be way up where the air is thin, riding through untamed America, breaking records and holding tight to slippery sheets of ice. The new festival program focuses completely on the young and wild ones.
The face of the 2015 E.O.F.T is that of alpinist Tamara Lunger, who at the age of 23 became the youngest woman to stand atop Lhotse (8,516 meters) proving again and again during her expeditions that she's got the talent and drive to continue doing extraordinary things.
In total contrast to those snow-covered summits, a young longboarder goes blasting down into the valley on the winding roads of the desert-like western Sierra Nevada range. Yet this year's E.O.F.T. is not just fast. Ben Masters and his three friends, for example, take a rather decelerated journey across America in true cowboy style, all the way from Mexico to Canada on horseback, through a land that could not be more pristine.
The new program for the EUROPEAN OUTDOOR FILM TOUR 15/16 takes you on an adventure into the unknown…
At the peak of emotions: In 2012, Tamara Lunger saw the 8,611-meter summit of K2 for the first time. The sight of it was awe inspiring, not least because K2 is considered the most dangerous of the 8,000-meter peaks: More than 80 climbers have lost their lives here. Still, in 2014, the 28-year-old made her way back to Pakistan with alpinist Klaus Gruber to take on the biggest challenge of her mountaineering career. Between fear, passion and happiness— this is a portrait of a woman who lives and loves extremes.
You'll be swept along on this big screen short film which includes fast descents in downhill paradise: The winding roads of the western Sierra Nevada are seemingly endless. They are perfect for James Kelly, and there is no stopping the young longboarder when he's descending into the valley. Kelly rips down the asphalt at 70 km/h, blasting through curves and only using his wheels to slow him down. BURN IT DOWN is a racy ride that always pulls out of the turn …
Across the USA on wild mustangs: It is often the dreams from our childhood that drive us to the most unusual and monumental achievements. For Ben Masters the dream was to ride on horseback across his native United States, a 3,000-mile adventure through the American West from Mexico to Canada. But it wouldn't be on just on any horse. Ben and his friends Thomas Glover, Ben Thamer and Jonny Fitzsimons wanted to do the trip on adopted wild mustangs that they had broken in themselves.
They would ride narrow trails across the desert and through the Grand Canyon, and traverse the wide-open plains. The dream would become anextraordinary journey through pristine America, a place that is slowly but surely disappearing for both rider and steed.
Escape on two wheels: fleeing reality: Professional mountain biker Brandon Semenuk found it – that other world where endless singletrack trails snake through the lush green alpine landscape. It's a world beyond steel high-rises, a world without limits or deadlines, and the exact spot where Anthill Films has made the unreal a reality. Dusty races with herds of horses, daring jumps and a single shot that Semenuk tries to get for several minutes. UNREAL is the mountain biking film of the year and it's knocking the world off its hinges. It's time to get off the beaten path.
Mammut team athlete Dani Arnold on the Matterhorn: When you are the fastest in the world, your only competition is your own head, but Dani Arnold just breaks one speed record after the other. In 2011 he chopped a full 20 minutes off Ueli Steck's best time for the Eiger North Face. Now he's going after the Matterhorn. The crampons click and the clock ticks. But how does Dani Arnold tick? A look at the psyche of an exceptional athlete.
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Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst has selected a committee to — and this is contained in the official name of the panel — "study Alzheimer's disease."
That's nice.
But circumstances don't bode well for anything getting done to relieve the pain that thousands of Texas families suffer from this horrendous affliction.
Why is that? Well, we just came through a legislative budget cycle that saw the state cut billions of dollars in programs across the board. Is there money anywhere in the budget to dedicate to researching treatments for this deadly neurological disease and perhaps even finding a cure? I'm skeptical that it's there.
Still, I welcome the lieutenant governor's selection of this committee.
The panel is officially named the Joint Interim Committee to Study Alzheimer's Disease. The contingent picked by Dewhurst, whose primary job is to preside over the Texas Senate, are Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound; Bob Deuell, R-Greenville; Eddie Lucio, D-Brownsville; Robert Nichols, R-Jacksonville; and Judith Zaffirini, D-Laredo.
Deuell, a family physician, adds credibility to this study group.
Dewhurst's announcement contains many of the correct things politicians say about this disease. "Almost everyone knows someone whose life has been unraveled by Alzheimer's disease," he said in a statement. "Continuing support of Alzheimer's research will position Texas as a leader in the race to find new ways to detect, delay, treat and ultimately prevent this devastating disease."
Well stated.
But as someone with intimate knowledge of this disease, I continue to wait for some sense of urgency that government agencies empowered to fund research and development of treatment are actually going to get past the "study" phase.
My experience with Alzheimer's disease is intensely personal.
My mother died of Alzheimer's-related complications on Sept. 17, 1984. She was 61.
Alzheimer's strikes mostly older people, robbing them of memory, cognitive skill and in many cases even the ability to communicate.
My family and I watched Mom disappear before our eyes. Her physical appearance didn't change, but the essence of the woman we knew and loved faded quickly to that place where no one else can go.
Over time, her body stopped functioning. Her brain eventually ceased instructing her lungs to breathe — and she died of pneumonia.
I take a small measure of comfort in the knowledge that we aren't alone in understanding what this disease does to the families of its victims. It's not the Alzheimer's patient who suffers; the disease renders the patient oblivious to his or her surroundings. The suffering occurs in the hearts of those who care for them and who watch them fade away.
As our society ages, we all face this inescapable truth: More of us are becoming afflicted by this disease. Texas now is home to roughly 340,000 residents who have Alzheimer's disease. Dewhurst, citing National Alzheimer's Association statistics, said the number of Alzheimer's victims will increase 38 percent by 2025.
The 340,000 figure represents only those afflicted by the disease. The number of people affected by it increases far beyond that total. The number of Texans suffering along with their family members will increase even more dramatically than the 38 percent that Dewhurst stated.
I am a bit weary of committees that study this disease. Dewhurst no doubt means well in selecting this senatorial panel. I hope, as he stated in announcing its formation, its members collect information to "study the overall economic and systemic impact of Alzheimer's disease, create an inventory of infrastructure and capacity for addressing the challenges of the disease, and identify ways to expand statewide planning."
I also am acutely aware the state must tend to many urgent needs and — given the current shortage of money — its leaders must pick their battles.
Declaring the equivalent of war on a disease that is ravaging families throughout Texas ought to be one of them.
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East Adams Street from Sarah Loguen Street to Elizabeth Blackwell Street will be closed Saturday, Sept. 25, from approximately 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. due to the installation of the pedestrian walkway that will connect the new parking garage to the second floor of the University Hospital lobby, which is currently under construction.
Due to this construction work, the following detour will be in place:
Traffic will be directed from East Adams Street to Sarah Loguen Street and then to Harrison Street.
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In case of inclement weather, the construction work and road closure will occur on Sunday, Sept. 26 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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