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The Mixify Team is proud to launch our latest site re-design and homepage. With it, you'll notice a few changes around the site that we wanted to shed light on. The Big Picture Mixify is a live streaming platform – where DJs from around the world live stream all day every day. We're more… Read more »
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Withdrawing from those around us is one of the surest signs we are hurting. Friends and family sometimes say the wrong thing; they may let us down. Sometimes we simply stumble and it is difficult to regain our footing. It is tempting to isolate when facing tough times. We may be tempted to tell ourselves that when we get it all together, we'll reconnect with people again. God, however, didn't create us to live in a vacuum. We need each other for encouragement, support and connection.Gracewood provides home, hope and healing for hurting families with two distinct programs.
Our Family Care Program offers single mothers and their children a place to call home during times of crisis. Families are provided with a place to live on our beautiful campus as an opportunity to regroup, recharge and refocus on life. Available housing for up to 20 families allows mothers and children to stay together while mothers works to get back on their feet. It improves a mother's ability to provide for her family by working to save money for future housing costs, or returning to school to complete an educational goal or receive specialized training.Gracewood's Hope For Families Program provides resources to strengthen families through no cost, professional counseling as well as parent education and family support. Stress, marital conflict and children's misbehavior are all reasons an individual or family might connect with Gracewood for support. Our staff utilizes concepts from TBRI™, Trust-Based Relational Intervention, to encourage parents when facing challenges with their own children as well as foster and adopted children. Counseling and classes are offered both on our campus and at several churches throughout the Houston community.New opportunities abound in the upcoming year. Our recent purchase of a 2.5 acre tract of land adjoining our campus offers the prospect of further expanding our ministry of home, hope and healing. With increased reliance on God's provision we look forward to the journey ahead. I invite you to check our website for dates of our upcoming tours. Twice a month, visitors have an opportunity to learn about the Gracewood mission, enjoy lunch and hear the story of families who have been touched by this ministry. We welcome your visit.
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Choose your neckerchief, sling on your backpack, and begin this epic quest to discover the Secret Knowledge, presented by Bear Grylls himself! Explore the huge Island and negotiate the forest, mountain, rivers and village in your search for the Secret Knowledge. You will have to have your wits about you, collecting, combining and using items to solve perplexing puzzles, complex obstacles and head-scratching challenges. Are you Scout enough to discover the Secret Knowledge?
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UPDATE: Deutsche Bank Reiterates Buy Rating, Raises PT on Carnival Corporation
In a report published Friday, Deutsche Bank reiterated its Buy rating on Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL), and slightly raised its price target from $37.50 to $38.50.
Deutsche Bank noted, "Carnival is likely to report its Q3 results on Tuesday 25 September. Despite the rising oil price we believe that the group is likely to be able to just about hold its FY 2012 EPS guidance within its 180-190c range (DB today reduces from 191c to 182c for higher Q4 fuel costs). The group should have been well booked for its important Q3 season at the time of the last results and so we believe investor's focus on trading may be on any hints at 2013 trading outlook. We believe that the group should be cautiously optimistic about the medium term recovery in net yields, although investors need to be conscious that Q1 2013 is still a tough comparative given that Q1 2012 was well booked when the Costa Concordia tragedy occurred in January 2012."
Carnival Corporation closed on Thursday at $37.82.
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PROTECTING OBAMA: CBS finally releases footage showing Obama refusing to call Benghazi attack a terrorist attack
Remember how in the 2nd presidential debate that, with the help of Candy Crowley, Obama boasted that he had indeed referred to the Benghazi attack as a terrorist action in the Rose Garden? Sure, we all remember that.
Well CBS has been sitting on 60 MINUTES footage taken the day after the attacks, hours after Obama's Rose Garden appearance, that directly contradicts Obama's boast that he had called it a terrorist attack. Sure, CBS released a smidgen of it before, but now they are releasing the entire cut which reveals that Obama refuses to call it a terrorist attack even when pressed on it (via Bret Baier):
KROFT: Mr. President, this morning you went out of your way to avoid the use of the word terrorism in connection with the Libya Attack, do you believe that this was a terrorism attack?
OBAMA: Well it's too early to tell exactly how this came about, what group was involved, but obviously it was an attack on Americans. And we are going to be working with the Libyan government to make sure that we bring these folks to justice, one way or the other.
KROFT: It's been described as a mob action, but there are reports that they were very heavily armed with grenades, that doesn't sound like your normal demonstration.
OBAMA: As I said, we're still investigating exactly what happened, I don't want to jump the gun on this. But your right that this is not a situation that was exactly the same as what happened in Egypt. And my suspicion is there are folks involved in this. Who were looking to target Americans from the start. So we're gonna make sure that our first priority is to get our folks out safe, make sure our embassies are secured around the world and then we are going to go after those folks who carried this out.
KROFT: There have been reports, obviously this isn't the first time…there have been attacks on the consulate before. There was an attack against the British ambassador. Do you…this occurred on Sept. 11. Can you tell me why the ambassador was in Benghazi yesterday? Was it to evaluate security at the consulate?
OBAMA: Well keep in mind Chris Stevens is somebody that was one of the first Americans on the ground when we were in the process of saving Benghazi and providing the opportunity for Libyans to create their own democracy. So this is somebody who had been courageous, had been on the ground, had helped to advise me and Secretary Clinton when we were taking our actions against Muammar Qaddafi. And is somebody who is very familiar with the train. He was doing the work that he does as a diplomat helping to shape our policies in the region at a time when things are still fairly fragile. But I think it's important to note that we have a Libyan government in place that is fully cooperative, that sees the United States as a friend that recognizes we played an important role in liberating Libya and providing the Libyan people an opportunity to forge their own destiny. And in fact we had Libyans who helped protect our diplomats when they were under attack. But this is a country that is still rebuilding in the aftermath of Qaddafi. They don't necessarily always have the same capabilities that countries with more established governments might have in helping to provide protection to our folks. But beyond that, what I want to do is make sure that we know exactly what happened, how it happened, who perpetrated this action, then we'll act accordingly."
Once again a news agency is protecting the president. But there is no media bias just like there isn't voter fraud. None. Nothing to see here. Just move along.


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Because of a multifaceted treatment approach that involves medications and lifestyle strategies, the prognosis for people with fibromyalgia is better than ever before. But first, a doctor needs to make an accurate diagnosis of fibromyalgia. Are you wondering how that's done?
Unfortunately, fibromyalgia is regularly misunderstood. Despite all the latest information about fibromyalgia with its severe muscle pain, unrelenting fatigue and sleep problems, and feelings of anxiety and depression, doctors are still misdiagnosing this common pain disorder. As a result, some patients are getting a diagnosis for the wrong condition -- for example, systemic exertion intolerance disease (previously called chronic fatigue syndrome), arthritis, or some other pain problem.
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Fibromyalgia consists of symptoms that are also found in many other conditions. A doctor must rule out these other conditions before making the diagnosis of fibromyalgia. There is no simple test to diagnose fibromyalgia. Many people go from doctor to doctor without receiving a medical diagnosis for their fibromyalgia symptoms. Many wonder if their painful symptoms are simply imagined.
In the past, millions of fibromyalgia patients were misdiagnosed as having depression, inflammatory arthritis such as rheumatoid or lupus, chronic myofascial pain, or systemic exertion intolerance disease. There are, of course, a few similarities between fibromyalgia and SEID and between fibromyalgia and arthritis. But fibromyalgia is different. It is a distinct condition that needs an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
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Most laboratory tests are not very useful by themselves for diagnosing fibromyalgia. There is a blood test -- called FM/a -- that identifies markers produced by immune system blood cells in people with fibromyalgia. One study showed the test can also help distinguish fibromyalgia from other conditions that can have similar symptoms, such as rheumatoid arthritis or lupus.
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Driving - Ummm....so many. Defcon got most of them. But ones he didn't get were slowing way the hell down when either merging on or off the freeway, or slowing way the hell down before making a right turn in which I have to slow down to 10 mph. Also people who creep through the parking lot when there are no empty spaces trying to decide what to do.
When people make super corny facebook statuses about how much they super dooper love their significant other.
People who think they're entitled to everything.
Losing internet connection.
People who only go up or down one floor on the elevator. Take the stairs.
People who don't understand proper tipping etiquette at bars/restaurants.
People who are clearly trying way too hard to please the professor. Happens all the time in my Film Studies classes.
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This video demonstrates how to integrate WebSEAL (a component of IBM Security Systems Access Manager for Web, previously IBM Tivoli Access Manager for e-business) and SAP NetWeaver Application Server ABAP. System architects and administrators who want to use WebSEAL to handle authentication for NetWeaver AS ABAP can use the video as a guide. WebSEAL is a reverse proxy that authenticates user identities and enforces authorization for web-based resources. Its role in this integration is to allow users to log in with Access Manager credentials, seamlessly logging them into the ABAP web application. The video shows how to configure and enable single sign-on and single sign-off, then how to test the integration.
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John Mayer headlining Summerfest July 6
Mere hours after announcing the Eagles would headline Summerfest's final night, officials with the music festival have announced yet another act for the Big Gig: John Mayer will headline the Marcus Amphitheater on July 6.
Mayer announced his summer tour in a Google+ Hangout with fans Thursday night. He released a new album, "Born and Raised," last year, his first to stay in the top spot on the Billboard charts for more than a week. But he had to cancel a tour in 2012 after a granuloma in his throat was discovered. It was the second time in two years it surfaced, but Mayer underwent a second surgery and last January was able to sing on stage for the first time since April 2011. »Read Full Article(6)
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That Facebook thing: 10 books that stayed with me
My friend Dave Roidt tagged me on a Facebook thing that's going around: 'list 10 books that have stayed with me in some way." For you Dave, I will comply.
Actually, I'm happy to do it. I enjoy reading these things when other people do them. I like to find out what people actually read for pleasure and inspiration, as opposed to what books they feel obliged to serve up in a canon-making exercise. »Read Full Blog Post
Top of the Charts: Eminem bounds to No. 1
After last week's viral anomaly that raised Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" back to number one on the back of a YouTube comedian's parody video, things are back to normal on the Billboard Hot 100. After steadily climbing in recent weeks, Eminem finds himself on top of the charts. See the video for his big hit song below, then jump back in time to see the biggest hits this week in 2005, 1995, 1985 and 1975.
No. 1 hit Dec. 15, 2013 »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Sleighriders at Shank and holiday lights
The annual Sleighriders show at Shank Hall kicks off the holiday season with good music and does it for a good cause. It's at 7 p.m. tonight.
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Way to go, Aggies!
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- 6:35 a.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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A great win, next year happy valley should empty and go support the team.
- 8:00 a.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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Great game Aggies! We loved watching it!
- 8:08 a.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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Not too bad for the third best team in Utah.
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I'm a BYU fan who loved this game. You represented us well. Keep on rising!
- 9:27 a.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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Just a random fact, but USU is the only Utah football team to beat a ranked team away from home this year.
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I respectfully disagree; USU actually IS the best college football
"Team" in Utah this year.
In fact, with 5 starters physically unable to participate, including the BEST QB this state has seen in several years, it was the USU "team" that pulled together, worked through adversity, made themselves Bowl-eligible, kept themselves relevant, and then (not-so-surprisingly) rose to the challenge of knocking off a nationally-ranked opponent to end the season.
Led by a fantastic coach in Wells--whose staff and players believed in him, as he reciprocated trust and belief in them--USU easily epitomizes what it means to be a "team". Nearly every tackle was a "team" tackle, every sustained offensive possession was because each "team" member fulfilled their role and helped each other out. And the Special Teams players had great success by working together.
The success of USU should not go unnoticed by its in-state equals, else their arrogance may have them walking away beaten by the true "Team Up North".
Way to go Aggies! You have successfully obliterated the "Little Brother" stigma and unlike some of your counter-parts have a post-season appearance and trophy to show for all your hardwork.
- 10:27 a.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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Kudos to a true top 10 defense. I am impressed.
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Aggies rock! The pride of Utah was squarely on your shoulders and your team delivered! Thanks! Coach Wells has shown that he is head coach material and the Aggie's future is very bright. One interesting point: I noticed that 4 or 5 starters came from Juan Diego High school including Jamie Marcosian (OL). Some credit obviously needs to go to Anderson for spotting the talent and Coach John Colosimo for developing it. Coach Whit you might want to looks locally for some corners before they sign at USU!
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Finally, I can announce the boycott of BYU is over. Since the collusion of BYU
and UofU, keeping USU out of a respectful conference, I have refused to set foot
on these two campuses.
Although I work within 5 minutes of BYU, I have not set foot on their hallowed ground. Four of my children have graduated from BYU, (which is fine). I would have liked to have attended their graduation, but my principles would not allow. With the resurgence of USU, I am going to attend my first basketball game at BYU since 1962. Here is wishing all Utah teams a bright future.
- 11:34 a.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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@ Thidder:
To not attend the college graduations of 4 of your children out of a sports feeling dispute is downright silly. Family should always come first. Missing those ceremonies is something you will never be able to go back and re-do... even though your boycott is now over. Sad.
Since Utah is sitting home again for the holidays, they are basically out of the discussion for best team in the state. And since BYU beat USU so convincingly during the regular season, a lot will depend on how BYU does tonight in deciding who has represented the state the best. BYU also clobbered an at-the-time top-15 ranked Texas team who won the BIG-12 and will now soon be playing in one of the BCS bowl games. But USU has done their part with a great victory over a nationally ranked team to finish their season.
If BYU comes up short tonight, then USU alone will hold all the kudos. My hat is off to them for a great game last night. It was fun, exciting and entertaining to watch. Hopefully, they will keep the momentum going next season, too.
- 12:16 p.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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@ Rock arent you going to compare the baby steps to Utah beating Arizona in the
Freedom bowl and eventually making it to a BCS bowl. Is that the next step for
the Aggies?
@Black & White Best team in the State. You could not even beat an under performing Ute team this year at full strength. Utah won head to head over USU, Weber St, and BYU proving they are the best in State.
- 1:41 p.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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Crow…who cares about best in state? USU had a fabulous season considering what obstacles the team had to overcome, had a great bowl victory, and can celebrate as one of the toughest, if not the best, team USU has ever had, perhaps the toughest in the state? Utah and BYU considering their recruiting talent are the "best under performers" in the state. GO AGGIES.
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Crow, the utes were the best team early in the season but teams should get better as the year goes on, not worse. At this point in the season, USU and byu are the 2 best teams in the state.
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@Crow..., unfortunately you missed the entire point of my quotation marks.
With all the expectations that USU came into their inaugural season in the MWC, and the legitimate hype about their stellar QB, they could have easily tanked it once their star went down to a season-ending injuries--just like another team in the state did.
But, instead they re-grouped, re-comprised themselves as a "team", followed the incredible leadership of their Head Coach and improved every single week, right up to the MWC Championship, and even though they lost to a VERY GOOD Fresno squad, they re-focused again and went on to beat an even better nationally-ranked opponent--and they did it all as a COMPLETE "team"--not as a bunch of starry-eyed, selfish, individualistic players with no unity.
They could have folded it in, but they didn't. They could have said "What-if", but they didn't. Instead, they beat all the odds and nay-sayers (esp. local ones) and proved that they belong in the same sentence as their equals in SLC & Provo.
BTW, beating a woeful in-state FCS team is not something worth bragging about.
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"BYU also clobbered an at-the-time top-15 ranked Texas team who won the BIG-12 and will now soon be playing in one of the BCS bowl games."
Uh...who are you talking about? Texas? They finished fourth in the Big 12 and will be going to the modest Alamo bowl this year.
Also, BYU only beat USU convincingly because USU lost their QB. It is pretty difficult for a defense to hold onto the game when the offense with a brand new QB is going 3 and out.
All this talk about 'best team in the state' is a joke. They are all quite even right now.
- 5:19 p.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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Texas won the big 12 and is going to a BCS Bowl?
Where did you read that?
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Utah State is the best team in the state you can dwell in the past all you want but at the end of the day Utah State is the only team that finished.
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Are Lone Mothers Responsive to Policy Changes? Evidence from a Workfare Reform in a Generous Welfare State
There is a heated debate in many European countries about a move towards a welfare system that increases the incentives for lone mothers to move off welfare and into work. We analyze the consequences of a major Norwegian workfare reform of the generous welfare system for lone mothers. Our difference-in-differences estimates show that the policy changes were successful in improving labor market attachment and increasing disposable income of new lone mothers. By contrast, the reform led to a substantial decrease in disposable income and a significant increase in poverty among persistent lone mothers, because a sizeable group was unable to offset the loss of out-of-work welfare benefits with gains in earnings. This suggests that the desired effects of the workfare reform were associated with the side-effects of income loss and increased poverty among a substantial number of lone mothers with insurmountable employment barriers. This finding stands in stark contrast to evidence from similar policy changes in Canada, the UK, and the US, and underscores that policymakers from other developed countries should be cautious when drawing lessons from the successful welfare reforms implemented in Anglo-Saxon countries.
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TUSCALOOSA | The brightly lit Christmas trees, the big red bows and all the other holiday trimmings are disappearing as quickly as they appeared.
And while it all has to go somewhere, the city hopes it doesnt go to landfill.
The citys Christmas tree recycling program, which turns discarded trees into mulch, runs through Sunday. Christmas trees can be dropped off in the Brunos parking lot on McFarland Boulevard and the city crews will pick up the trees.
Just make sure they are real trees and have all of the decorations off of them, said Stacy Pugh, the citys associate director of recycling.
On Friday, a few dozen trees had been dropped off, some wrapped in plastic, despite the citys instructions. One had been painted white, and another still sported a crumpled gold bow on top.
Not all of the dropped-off trees are actually picked up by the city, Pugh said.
Youd be amazed at how many are picked up by farmers in the area, she said. They take them and reuse them on their property.
In addition to Christmas trees, the citys Environmental Services Department has encouraged residents to recycle other items this year, although the message doesnt always get through. Workers went to the designated holiday trash dump sites at local schools and pulled out cardboard boxes and other recyclable items before the trash was taken to the landfill.
Cardboard is so prevalent during the holidays that there were just mountains of cardboard, Pugh said.
The availability of curbside recycling service in some neighborhoods has led more people to recycle their holiday trash than in the past, said Carol Myers, chair of the West Alabama Sierra Club.
Since we have curbside recycling, people are more in tune to putting them in the recycling bin than in the solid waste source, Myers said.
Environmental Services also has placed bins in several locations around the city where residents without curbside service can drop off recyclables.
But Myers said people still arent doing enough.
Much of the holiday trash still ends up in local landfills. Americans generate one-third more trash on the day after Christmas than any other single day of the year, surveys have found.
Locally, its not known yet exactly how many tons of garbage residents threw out over the holidays, or whether the amount is more than last year, Pugh said.
In Northport, the amount of recycled goods dropped off at the citys public works facility was about the same as any other time of year, said Charles Swann, Northport Public Works Director.
But there was a lot more trash.
Citizens generate a lot more trash, which is normal after the holidays, Swann said.
The city placed a truck at the Public Works building for residents to use since there was no trash pick-up service on Christmas Day or New Years Day.
Christmas wasnt too bad, but New Years seemed to be pretty rough, Swann said. They filled that one truck up and started stacking trash around it.
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All kinds of famous people pop up along football sidelines. Assisting at Simon Gratz this season, on a volunteer basis, is none other than ex-Temple guard Bill "Skip" Singletary, a member of the school's Hall of Fame. Singletary, a product of Woodrow Wilson, in Camden, was the Owls' MVP in 1970, '71 and '72. He played pro ball for the New York Giants in 1974 and for the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League. Singletary long had given thought to coaching. But as one year dissolved into the next, he was able to confirm that thinking and doing were two different things.
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Position: Point guard Age: 22 Height/weight: 6-foot, 180 High school: Penn Charter Relevant stats: Singletary scored 19.8 points a game and dished 6.1 assists. Averaged nearly four turnovers per game. Breakdown: He declared for the draft last season, though the interest in him was so cool, he returned to the Cavaliers . . . Three-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference first team . . . Had a bad few days at the NBA predraft workouts in Orlando last year, but vastly improved this year.
Suspended Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary resigns
March 1, 2012
By Nathan Gorenstein, Inquirer Staff Writer
Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary, suspended for allegedly showing a phone-camera photo of his genitals to an employee, has submitted a resignation. Common Pleas Court Judge Gary S. Glazer, the acting administrative judge of Traffic Court, said Singletary submitted his resignation by iPhone. Glazer said, however, that under state law, a judge must resign directly to the governor, so Singletary would have to resubmit his resignation to Gov. Corbett. Glazer declined to provide the contents of Singletary's resignation e-mail, received this week.
Not hard to agree with Singletary's fate
March 2, 2012
BY DAVID GAMBACORTA, Daily News Staff Writer
IT CAN BE awkward, trying to make small talk with a cute girl in the office. Some guys try to be Don Draper-cool. Some break the ice with a well-timed joke. Other guys, like Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary, go for the always reliable this-will-probably-cost-me-my-job approach. After allegedly showing a young, female Traffic Court cashier in December two cellphone pictures of his erect penis, Singletary cooed, "Do you like that?" according to documents released yesterday by the state Judicial Conduct Board.
Pa. Supreme Court orders Singletary removed from Phila. Traffic Court
January 5, 2012
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Three strikes and that's it. Sayonara! The state Supreme Court canned Philadelphia Traffic Court Judge Willie F. Singletary on Thursday, suspending him without pay after he allegedly showed a woman cellphone pictures of his genitalia two weeks ago. But this isn't the first time Singletary has made headlines, in 2007 his driver's license was suspended for unpaid tickets and two years later he was reprimanded for promising favors in exchange...
Singletary, Ex-truck Driver, Enters Eagles' Fast Lane
September 6, 1990
By Dave Caldwell, Inquirer Staff Writer
Even Reggie Singletary says he laughs at the improbable story line. Nine months ago, he was driving a United Parcel Service delivery truck in North Carolina, and his professional football career was in serious jeopardy. This summer, Singletary has driven off a two-year starter, Ron Heller, and has earned a job as the first-string right offensive tackle for the Eagles. Strange business, this National Football League. "It is kind of funny," Singletary said. "But in all seriousness, I got an opportunity and I was here at a time when things just worked out. I've been a little lucky.
Court: Judicial penis was a memorable event
October 11, 2012
By Joseph A. Slobodzian, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
He rode into office on a motorcycle, with a suspended license and thousands in unpaid tickets, promising voters a sympathetic ear when they came before him in Philadelphia Traffic Court. He left his black robe and $85,000 salary behind in February after just four years when a Traffic Court cashier accused him of showing her cellphone photos of, well, the lower court. Traffic Court Judge Willie F. Singletary is gone but not forgotten, as Pennsylvania's Court of Judicial Discipline made clear Tuesday in an opinion excoriating Singletary for "bringing his judicial office into public disrepute.
Disciplinary court moves against ex-judge
December 15, 2012
Although Willie Singletary resigned from Philadelphia Traffic Court in February following a scandal involving lewd photos, the state Court of Judicial Discipline formally ordered Thursday that he be removed from his former job. In October, the court issued an opinion stating that Singletary was subject to discipline for his conduct. After news broke late last year that Singletary allegedly showed photos of his genitals to a coworker, the state Supreme Court suspended him without pay in January.
Philadelphia traffic court judge resigns
February 29, 2012
By Nathan Gorenstein, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Philadelphia Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary, suspended for allegedly showing a camera phone photo of his genitals to an employee, has submitted his resignation. Court of Common Pleas Judge Gary S. Glazer, the acting administrative judge of Traffic Court, said Singletary submitted his resignation by iPhone. However, Glazer said that under state law a judge must resign directly to the governor, which means Singletary will have to resubmit his resignation to Gov. Corbett for it to take effect.
Traffic Court Judge Give him the boot
December 5, 2008
Philadelphia Traffic Court Judge Willie F. Singletary's brief judicial career has veered into a ditch. Now it's time to call a tow truck to haul him away. There's no logical way the state's Court of Judicial Discipline can let Singletary keep his $82,733-a-year job as a jurist, given the findings this week by the panel. The court ruled that Singletary - famously caught on video telling a 2007 gathering of motorcyclists "you're going to need my hook-up" as he passed the hat for campaign donations - broke more rules than most of the violators who come into his traffic court.
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Former Traffic Court judge Singletary gets 20 months
March 21, 2015
By Jeremy Roebuck, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pastor Willie Singletary, a former Philadelphia Traffic Court judge, rolled up to the federal courthouse Thursday with a tour bus filled with churchgoing supporters, wearing a dapper dark suit and with his vocal cords primed to deliver the sermon of his life. In a reach-to-the-rafters performance before U.S. District Judge Lawrence F. Stengel, the 33-year-old recounted his rise to the bench and pleaded for mercy in a preacher-like cadence while invoking everything from his thwarted childhood desires to play Nintendo to recent racial strife between the black community and police.
Pa. boys' and girls': Wood edges Carroll in OT
January 31, 2015
By Tim McManus and Aaron Carter, Inquirer Staff Writers
Karly Brown's three-pointer forced overtime, and Archbishop Wood edged visiting Archbishop Carroll, 52-49, in a meeting of top-10 Catholic League girls' basketball teams Thursday night. Bailey Greenberg (17 points) scored three of the Vikings five points, which all came from the line, in the extra session. Aubree Brown grabbed 10 rebounds for Wood, ranked third in Southeastern Pa. by The Inquirer. Julia Gantz's 13 points paced the No. 9 Patriots. In other Catholic League games: Jocelyn McPhatter scored 21 points, and Akyra Murray paired 16 points with 21 rebounds as West Catholic won its first league game in three years by knocking off visiting Conwell-Egan, 53-44.
Singletary named new football coach at Washington High
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BILL "SKIP" Singletary has been named the new head football coach at George Washington High, replacing longtime Eagles coach Ron Cohen. Cohen, the Public League's winningest coach, stepped down earlier this month with 12 league titles to his credit. Last season, Washington won a playoff game before falling to eventual Pub champ Ben Franklin in the AAAA semifinals. Singletary, who starred at Temple as an offensive guard, has been an assistant under Cohen for 20 years. "It's definitely an honor and a privilege to be selected as the head coach at Washington," said Singletary, who was a varsity coordinator at various positions for 12 years and head junior varsity coach for 8. "I was told that I'd have to have broad shoulders because it will be a hell of a task," he continued.
Michelle Singletary: Considering a reverse mortgage? Make sure you can afford it
September 24, 2014
YOU'RE 62 or older, and life has derailed your plans. You didn't save nearly as much as you wanted to retire - but you had to stop working because of health issues. You'll receive a Social Security benefit and a monthly pension. But there's a financial gap because of unexpected expenses. You need a new roof and other necessary home repairs. Then you see a late-night television commercial about something called a reverse mortgage. "You know some people have told me reverse mortgages sound too good to be true," the actor and former Sen. Fred Thompson says.
For elderly, it's time to talk
June 25, 2014
NOT LONG AGO, I did an online chat focused on elder care. Joining me was Tim Prosch, author of The Other Talk: A Guide to Talking with Your Adult Children About the Rest of Your Life . Here's an edited transcript: Q: When is it time to move to a retirement home? Prosch: The time to consider moving to a retirement-home is when you obviously are no longer able to handle your day-to-day activities, but it's important to think about more than just yourself. This really needs to be a family discussion.
Pastor testifies at Singletary fraud trial
May 30, 2014
By Jeremy Roebuck, Inquirer Staff Writer
The agreement, as federal prosecutors described it Wednesday, was unseemly - and cemented among church pews. In 2010, Willie Singletary, then a Philadelphia Traffic Court judge and a rising young pastor, offered to take care of a speeding ticket given to the wife of a fellow church leader - and even agreed to pick up the citation during a break between the man's Sunday sermons. But as Garth G. Gittens, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in West Philadelphia told jurors Wednesday, his decision to turn to a ministerial colleague for help with the traffic citation never struck him as inappropriate.
West Philly pastor: Wife got speeding ticket, so I called Willie Singletary
May 30, 2014
BY JULIE SHAW, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com, 215-854-2592
GARTH GITTENS, pastor at Calvary Baptist Church in West Philadelphia, told a federal jury yesterday that after his wife got a ticket for speeding in July 2010, he called then-Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary, who was a fellow pastor in the city. "I thought it was unfair," Gittens testified of the ticket at the trial of six former Traffic Court judges and one businessman who are accused of participating in a widespread ticket-fixing scheme. "My wife said it was an unfair ticket.
Ex-Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary's 'personal': 'They were fixing tickets'
May 30, 2014
BY JULIE SHAW, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com, 215-854-2592
TANYA HILTON told a federal jury yesterday that she learned about the system of ticket-fixing from her boss: then-Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary. "He told me it's something that the judges do among themselves," she testified. Hilton worked as Singletary's "personal," or assistant, from February 2009 to December 2011. Her job was "basically secretarial work," she said, adding: "I think I was kind of special because I was actually assigned to drive Judge Singletary around at the time.
More advice on that 'other talk'
May 2, 2014
ALTHOUGH ELDER care is an important topic of discussion, many families have trouble talking about it. During a recent online chat with Tim Prosch, who wrote The Other Talk: A Guide to Talking With Your Adult Children About the Rest of Your Life , several readers had questions that didn't get answered. I want to address some of them. Q: What do you recommend if your adult children don't want to have the other talk? Singletary: A survey last year by More magazine found that 81 percent of adults said they want to help care for their aging parents.
Michelle Singletary: The sequester's wide reach
March 1, 2013
ONE THING IS certain about the looming federal spending cuts: Whether or not there's a deal to avert the blanket cuts, things are going to get financially tight for a lot of people who least expect it. First, can I just say I dislike the word "sequester"? It's a cold-sounding word being used for a cold end result. Yes, we need to pay our debts. Yes, the federal government has borrowed too much for too long. But the way the politicians - Republicans and Democrats - are handling the so-called budget fix is a poor excuse for a measured and humane way to find the needed cuts.
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The Cardinals try to snap their six-game losing streak when they face the Rams on Sunday at University of Phoenix Stadium. Rookie quarterback Ryan Lindley has had a full week to practice with the first team and game plan with the "ones" after head coach Ken Whisenhunt named him the starter on Wednesday.
Lindley saw action in his first ever regular season NFL game last week against the Falcons when he replaced John Skelton early in the game when the Cardinals had a 13-0 lead.
Whisenhunt said today that despite Lindley being a rookie, he doesn't plan on shrinking the playbook for the young quarterback.
"Not necessarily for him," Whisenhunt said. "I don't think he's uncomfortable with what we're doing from a schematic standpoint or the number of plays that we have."
Lindley was 9-of-20 for 64 yards against Atlanta, and he's trying to lead an offense that's ranked No. 31 overall and No. 30 in passing.
Whisenhunt says that if there are any changes to the play-calling or the playbook, it might be more about the offense and less about the quarterback.
"I think we're trying to do better at a lot of the things we do offensively." said Whisenhunt. "I don't necessarily think scaling back is the right thing. We're trying to do the things that we do well, better, and do more of those things."
The Cardinals remember their last matchup with the Rams this season very well. Arizona was 4-0 before getting beat by St. Louis 17-3 on October 4 — a loss that started the current six-game slide. The Rams are also trying to end a rough stretch. They are winless in their last five games.
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Jones Day, the Washington-based law firm, hired Barbara M. Harding, a former partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP, as the firm expands its mass-tort litigation practice.
Harding, 48, has experience in litigation related to asbestos liability, tobacco cost recovery and products liability, Jones Day said in a statement. She previously served as trial counsel for W.R. Grace & Co. in its asbestos personal-injury lawsuits in 2008, and represented the company in bankruptcy court that year, the firm said.
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Developing effective drugs for Alzheimer's disease has been and continues to be challenging. Alzheimer's disease attacks the most complex and least understood region of the human anatomy: the nervous system. Researchers have figured out different aspects of the mechanisms of the disease, but are unsure how the various pieces fit together into pathogenic pathways. As a result, drug development has been slow and painstaking, with numerous incremental advancements and more than a few reversals. Alzheimer's disease research has been stung by the recent setbacks of several novel compounds in late-stage clinical trials. The class of drugs that has suffered the most drastic loss in status since its hopeful entry into the clinic about a decade ago is the gamma-secretase inhibitors, following the failure of the front-running candidate, semagacestat, in Phase III in 2010.
There are a multitude of ideas about interventions that might arrest the course of Alzheimer's disease. Thus, a broad range of molecular targets are being explored. The therapies under evaluation include those aimed at compensating for the loss or dysfunction of neurotransmitters involved in cognition; those that intervene in the process of amyloid-beta production and aggregation; and others that target, for example, tau pathology, neuroprotection, cholesterol and energy homeostasis, and second messenger modulation.
This Insight Pharma Report, Alzheimer's Disease: Clinical Pipelines, R&D Challenges, and Future Directions, provides a detailed assessment of Alzheimer's disease. Following a brief introduction to the disease, Chapter 2 reviews its symptoms and pathology, presumed causes, methods of diagnosis, and epidemiology. Chapter 3 explores available drug therapies for the disease; Chapter 4, the wide range of treatment approaches now at the investigational stage; and Chapter 5, future directions in Alzheimer's disease research.
About the AuthorMark C. Via, an editor at CTB International Publishing, has more than 16 years of experience writing and editing for pharmaceutical trade publications. He holds a BA in history from Williams College.
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Woo checking out the UK thread now :)
How did everyone finish up?? I got down to 82.5 :)
Going for a workout then massage then steam room session. Will be back with results this afternoon :)
Bring it! Had an awesomely clean eating week :) how's everyone else been??
hahahahahaa the best kind of cardio
I had arms day too :) :)
My legs are oddly so sore after my run and boxing class yesterday...must've been all those god damned jumping lunges...I hate plyometrics haha
Just finished an epic arm...
Hahah and who was saying we were at a disadvantage because we had girls on our team? Looks like we're the only ones holding the team up :)
Ohhh no not in Kent! But living in London they do have a ton of those things about. I love boot camps. Apart from being a good workout the group motivation is awesome :)
83.8 .... Getting closer to that 80 mark!!! Let's see what these last 10 days can do :)
Sure did :D and been in an awesome run this morning. 7km in 45 minutes and included some sprints. Feeling it now ahaha going to take a nap and hit the gym :)
Yes sounds like a good plan!!! :D you can count me in :D
How is everyone going?
Weigh day tomorrow :)
yup haha in the UK south-west London ... I think this is a pretty US dominated site though
omg that is amazing!!! Go you :d :d :d such inspiration!!!
Hi Team!!!
Been in france for three days ... not great on the diet/exercise front ... damn they eat a lot of cheese and bread there and drink wine ... I told my friend I was gluten free so I'd be...
A loss is a loss!!! Thats fantastic :D
Down to 85!!!!!!
Great job everyone!!! Ive been really good on both training and diet front. Except tonight i had a cheat with some nuts...im going on a nut ban now though because i have zero self control so its...
Go Dutchie! Glad you're getting your good back :) :)
I did a great boxing class last night and then half hour of core work, and woke up early for spin this morning :)
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Yeah! I love the motivational thread. The other one I love is how your life has changed since you got healthy and peoples reactions to you. They're so motivating. I love this one the most though. I...
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Additionally, cancer cells may also give off substances that keep the immune system in check. To overcome this, researchers have designed ways to help the immune system recognize cancer cells and strengthen its response so it will destroy them. This section discusses some of the general features of cancer immunotherapy:
- Types of Immunotherapy
- What to Expect From Immunotherapy
- Side Effects of Immunotherapy
- What to Expect After Immunotherapy
Types of Immunotherapy
Monoclonal Antibodies
Monoclonal antibodies are lab-created proteins that act like the antibodies produced by the body's natural immune system. These antibodies have been designed to act against cancer cells in several different ways:
- Make cancer cells more obvious to the immune system
- Block the growth factor receptors that enable cancer cells to multiply
- Carry radioactive particles to cancer cells
- Carry drugs to cancer cells
Cancer Vaccines
Cancer vaccines start an immune response against certain specific diseases. We usually think of them as being given to healthy people to help prevent infections yet, some vaccines may help prevent or treat cancer. An example is the vaccine against human papilloma virus (HPV) that causes several different types of cancer.
Nonspecific Immunotherapies
These therapies include interferons, interleukins and adjuvants that enhance the immune system's ability to fight cancer cells or prevent cancer from returning.
If you have early stage bladder cancer, your doctor may order a special form of adjuvant therapy that involves a solution containing a weakened form of the bacterium Mycobacterium bovis (bacillus Calmette-Guérin). This adjuvant solution is placed directly into the bladder via a catheter and remains there for about two hours.
What to Expect From Immunotherapy
Most immunotherapy treatments are given through an injection, usually in your doctor's office or in the hospital.
Side Effects of Immunotherapy
Depending on the type of immunotherapy you receive, you may experience one or more side effects:
- A rash where the therapy was injected
- Flu-like symptoms such as fever, chills, headache, muscle aches, fatigue, weakness and nausea
- Changes in blood pressure
- Breathing problems
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This is a discussion on Update on my Son, ie neurological condition.... within the Bob & Terry's Place forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Good news for you! Praise the Lord, He is good....
Good news for you! Praise the Lord, He is good.
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At least we know where Kerry was
Published: Saturday, May 21, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, May 21, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: Last winter I was conversing with an ultraconservative acquaintance who makes John Fogle and others look like flaming liberals. He developed a puzzled look. He had agreed with something I had said.
He was concerned that his conservative values might be at risk. I thought it was just some typical conservative paranoia.
Last week I was reading John Fogle's column, "Once a traitor, always one." I was agreeing with what he'd written about Jane Fonda. It was my turn to be concerned.
If I could agree with anything that John Fogle wrote, weren't my liberal values at risk?
John switched from Jane Fonda to John Kerry. My concern for my liberal values evaporated.
It is incomprehensible for someone to be so concerned with exactly where Lt. Kerry was in Southeast Asia. No one questions that he was there and was on a swift boat.
Consider Lt. Bush. He stopped flying. Some say that he then "hid out" in the National Guard. I only say that there's some difficulty determining what he was doing and where he was doing it.
Near the end of his military career he submitted his resignation and immediately stopped fulfilling his military obligations.
Palmer O. Hanson Jr.
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Recent Acquisitions: Books
Search Orbis for the complete records of the following nineteenth and twentieth century titles recently added to the James Weldon Johnson Collection.
W. L. Haskell, "Onward," [Alabama], 1903.
An inspirational broadside printed in honor of W. E. B. DuBois and featuring captioned portraits of DuBois, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Black Patti, and others.
William Hayden, Narrative of William Hayden, Containing a Faithful Account of his Travels for a Number of Years, Whilst a Slave in the South. Written By Himself, Cincinnati: Privately Printed, 1846.
A rare slave narrative documenting the life of William Hayden, a slave born in 1785 in Bell-plains, Stafford County, Virginia. Hayden recounts his experiences traveling throughout the South as an enslaved man, and gives an account of his education and of the development of the skills that eventually allowed him to earn enough money to buy his freedom and that of his mother and sister.
J. Willis Menard, Lays in Summer Lands, Washington: Enterprise Publishing Company, 1879.
The first and only edition of poetry written by J. Willis Menard, the first African American elected to the U.S. Congress in 1868. Menard's white opponent appealed the vote and was awarded the congressional seat in spite of Menard's clear victory in the polls. When he spoke before Congress in defense of his election, Menard became the first African American to address the U.S. Congress.
E.P. (Elymas Payson) Rogers, The Repeal of the Missouri Compromise Considered, Newark: A Stephen Holbrook, 1854.
A very rare first edition of a long poem by an African-American poet attacking the repeal of the Missouri Compromise which would allow slavery in territories where the Missouri Compromise had outlawed it.
Bethany Veney, Narrative of Bethany Veney: A Slave Woman, Worcester, Mass, 1889.
A first edition of this uncommon title, including a frontispiece portrait of the author.
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Chicago Bulls point guard Derrick Rose said Friday he would be happy if Vinny Del Negro returns as his head coach next season, and Rose believes there's a good chance Chicago will land a major free agent this summer.
"Oh definitely, if he comes back I'll be happy," Rose said on "The Waddle & Silvy Show" on ESPN 1000. "If not, that's not really up to me, it's up to the front office.
"He's doing a good job with us, the coaching staff is doing a good job with us. He usually lets me go out there and play and lets me make the best of my mistakes. No matter what, he always tells me I'm doing a good job, and he's always showing me video. I don't have anything to complain about."
Rose, in his second season, was the first Bulls player to participate in an All-Star Game since Michael Jordan in 1998, and he said the event was a great learning experience. He had a chance to talk to some of the top free agents in this summer's class, which includes LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
"I told them Chicago is a great place, and if they want to come, we'll be more than happy to take them," Rose said with a laugh. "It would be huge if one of them comes here; either LeBron, Wade or Bosh. We'll take all of them if we can get them, but we can only get one. So hopefully they just come on.
"We definitely have a real good chance to get them. The Chicago market is unbelievable, and I don't see anyone really passing Chicago up if they can come here. Just give me a basketball player, just like we have now, and I'll be good."
Rose said one of the things he needs to improve on is becoming more of a vocal leader.
"It's been hard," he said. "The NBA is hard. They tell me I have to go in and tell them what to do. It's hard.
[He has to improve on] becoming a leader, being more vocal. Getting more comfortable, although I feel super comfortable now. People say the game slows down for you, but the game hasn't slowed down for me yet. My jump shot is getting more consistent, and hopefully next year I'll be shooting way more threes."


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The big question for tomorrow will be will this front hold near the divide Wednesday afternoon as the NAM shows or will it mix out and retreat to Johnson and Natrona Counties as the GFS shows. Most confident for some stronger storms in the ern zones and added in some hail wording there but did add in isold evening storms across Fremont County. The developing wnw flow has numerous shortwaves and with this front getting a better push Wednesday night, we have have an even better chance of storms along and east of the divide on Thursday. The sw zones look dry, hot and breezy at times Wednesday and Thursday. Little change on Friday. .LONG TERM...Friday Night Through Tuesday Friday evening will feature lingering higher capes in our eastern zones along with decent lifted indices with the last in a series of reinforcing surface boundaries from the northeast associated with the last of a series of ripples in the west northwest flow. The best chance of Friday evening thunderstorms will be over the Big Horn Mountains as well as over the lower elevations of Johnson County. Saturday looks to be dry all around without any upper level or surface features to provide any lift. A return to the hot temperatures that we experienced Monday will make a come back on Saturday with temperatures pushing the century mark once again by Saturday and again on Sunday. By Sunday, the high over the southwest United States will shift east back toward Texas allowing our steering flow to back from the west northwest to more of a southwest flow, opening the door for monsoon moisture to works its way in from the southwest. A closed low pressure center will be tracking east across southern Canada which will eject a surface front toward Wyoming that will bisect the monsoon moisture for another shot of isolated to widely thunderstorms anywhere in the CWA Sunday and Monday. With hot temperatures expected again Sunday, any storms that form Sunday should pack quite a bit of wind. Then the next closed low coming on shore Tuesday will continue drawing the monsoon moisture feed from the southwest for another round of late day t storms Tuesday. It appears that northern Wyoming has the best shot of any thunderstorms pulling off the higher terrain as the steering flow will be strongest there early next week. Temperatures will cool off just a couple of degrees Monday and Tuesday after another scorcher Sunday. && .AVIATION.../00Z ISSUANCE/ All terminals will be VFR through 00Z/Thu. There will be some localized MVFR visibilities in the vicinity of two large wildfires over the west-central part of the state. Active burning this afternoon is likely to occasionally obscure mountain tops through at least mid-evening Tuesday. Early convection over southwest Wyoming will remain south of KRKS, while convection over the Absaroka Range may impact KCOD in westerly flow aloft. There will be enough mid- level moisture to generate isolated showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, with development over the mountains first. Large temperature/dew point spreads will prevent any appreciable rain from reaching the ground. Main hazard, therefore, will be gusty outflow wind of 35-45kts. KLND and KRIW would be most susceptible to early evening outflow wind. A weak disturbance will cross the state this evening and overnight with lingering convection possible over the north and central areas east of the Divide. KCOD, KWRL, and KCPR would be the likeliest candidates to see VCSH and outflow wind during the nighttime hours. Expect overnight convection to diminish by 12Z/Wed. Weak frontal boundary will provide northerly surface wind around 10kts through the evening hours across areas east of the Continental Divide. 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- Students pick a major battle of the American Civil War to research
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There were many important and deciding moments, people, and resources in the Civil War. With a partner, you will work together to focus upon one of the topics below. You will research and gather facts about your specific topic and put together a 5 minute presentation which you will give to your classmates. Be creative! Presentation can take on many different forms. Potential options include a PowerPoint, pamphlet, poster, storybook, journal, etc.
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- Fredericksburg
- Petersburg
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- African Americans in the war
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Predictors of Species Sensitivity to Fragmentation
- Klaus HenleAffiliated withDepartment of Conservation Biology and Natural Resources, Centre for Environmental Research, UFZ-Leipzig-Halle Email author
- , Kendi F. DaviesAffiliated withCSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems
- , Michael KleyerAffiliated withLandscape Ecology Group (FB 7), University of Oldenburg
- , Chris MargulesAffiliated withCSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems and the Rainforest Cooperative Research Centre, CSIRO Tropical Forest Research Centre
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We reviewed empirical data and hypotheses derived from demographic, optimal foraging, life-history, community, and biogeographic theory for predicting the sensitivity of species to habitat fragmentation. We found 12 traits or trait groups that have been suggested as predictors of species sensitivity: population size; population fluctuation and storage effect; dispersal power; reproductive potential; annual survival; sociality; body size; trophic position; ecological specialisation, microhabitat and matrix use; disturbance and competition sensitive traits; rarity; and biogeographic position. For each trait we discuss the theoretical justification for its sensitivity to fragmentation and empirical evidence for and against the suitability of the trait as a predictor of fragmentation sensitivity. Where relevant, we also discuss experimental design problems for testing the underlying hypotheses. There is good empirical support for 6 of the 12 traits as sensitivity predictors: population size; population fluctuation and storage effects; traits associated with competitive ability and disturbance sensitivity in plants; microhabitat specialisation and matrix use; rarity in the form of low abundance within a habitat; and relative biogeographic position. Few clear patterns emerge for the remaining traits from empirical studies if examined in isolation. Consequently, interactions of species traits and environmental conditions must be considered if we want to be able to predict species sensitivity to fragmentation. We develop a classification of fragmentation sensitivity based on specific trait combinations and discuss the implications of the results for ecological theory.
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- Title
- Predictors of Species Sensitivity to Fragmentation
- Journal
Biodiversity & Conservation
Volume 13, Issue 1 , pp 207-251
- Cover Date
- 2004-01
- 10.1023/B:BIOC.0000004319.91643.9e
- Print ISSN
- 0960-3115
- Online ISSN
- 1572-9710
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Keywords
- Biogeographic traits
- Demographic traits
- Ecological traits
- Empirical evidence
- Extinction proneness
- Habitat fragmentation
- Sensitivity indicators
- Testing
- Theory
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Klaus Henle (1)
- Kendi F. Davies (2)
- Michael Kleyer (4)
- Chris Margules (5)
- Josef Settele (6)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Conservation Biology and Natural Resources, Centre for Environmental Research, UFZ-Leipzig-Halle, Permoserstr. 15, D-04318, Leipzig, Germany
- 2. CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, 2111, Alice Springs, NT, 0871, Australia
- 4. Landscape Ecology Group (FB 7), University of Oldenburg, 2503, D-26111, Oldenburg, Germany
- 5. CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems and the Rainforest Cooperative Research Centre, CSIRO Tropical Forest Research Centre, 780, Atherton, Qld, 4883, Australia
- 6. Department of Community Ecology, Centre for Environmental Research, UFZ-Leipzig-Halle, Theodor-Lieser-Str. 4, D-06120, Halle, Germany


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Looking forward to the delta-backups! Hope that feature comes out of beta soon.
An additional feature request:
Backup profiles, rather than one backup scheme. i.e. "Daily", "Weekly", "Monthly", "Custom" - with all settings for each. (See BackupBuddy, for example.)
For example, I would like to backup my database and config files daily, but my uploads perhaps only weekly or monthly. Or, I might want to have one delta-backup that updates daily, but do a separate DB/config backup Daily, and a full backup Monthly.