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Published: Sunday, October 17, 2010 at 6:01 a.m.
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HOUMA — Fishermen, environmentalists and social-justice groups from across the coast last week called for an investigation into dispersant use and drafted a plan for recovery along the Gulf Coast.
The law firm Earthjustice filed a petition on behalf of the Louisiana Shrimp Association, the New Orleans-based Gulf Restoration Network and other Alaska and Gulf Coast groups pressing the federal Environmental Protection Agency to write rules that will set out exactly how dispersants can be applied to oil spills in the future.
The groups' petition came after the federal Oil Spill Commission acknowledged last week that federal agencies were unprepared to decide whether BP should dump 1.84 million gallons of chemical dispersants in the Gulf of Mexico to help combat the Deepwater Horizon spill. The group also filed a 60-day-notice of intent to file a lawsuit asking the EPA to provide information required under the Clean Water Act identifying where dispersants may be used and how much is safe.
Dispersant use has been controversial among environmental groups and fishermen alike, many of whom fear the effects chemicals and the dissolved oil might have had on the Gulf environment.
"By using nearly 2 million gallons of dispersant on the spill, BP was allowed to use our Gulf of Mexico as a disposal unit," said Clint Guidry, president of the Louisiana Shrimp Association. "There's all this oil and chemical that are now considered non-recoverable. To allow BP to disperse this oil and leave it in the Gulf is unconscionable to me."
Using the dispersant without prior scientific study of the effects to the ecosystem and human health was a "horrific mistake" that could cause a Gulf ecosystem collapse, destroying fishing communities, Guidry added.
Dispersants act like high-powered dishwashing detergent to break down oil into smaller particles and make it more easily dissolved by bacteria. But dispersants also spread oil throughout the water column, potentially affecting species from marine larvae to the large tuna that swim through it.
The groups are also calling on the EPA to require dispersant makers both to disclose the ingredients of their products and to better test and report the toxicity of those products.
"Industry executives would like us to think that dispersants are some kind of fairy dust that magically removes oil from water," said Earthjustice attorney Marianne Engelman Lado. "The fact is we have very little idea how toxic dispersants are, what quantities are safe to use or their long-term effects on everything from people who work with the chemicals to coral in the water. We have little information about their long-term impact on life in the Gulf, or even whether the mix of oil and dispersants is more harmful than oil alone."
EPA administrator Lisa Jackson has raised concerns about the lack of information, calling for more data and better testing of dispersants.
Environmental leaders also got together last week to decide the future direction of the recovery by drafting a guiding set of principals for their groups. Sharon Gauthe, director of BISCO, Bayou Interfaith Shared Community Organizing, said the local organization met with 95 people representing 46 environmental, social justice and fishermen's groups from Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.
The groups met in Weeks Bay, Ala., to draft a set of goals for community recovery, public health, coastal restoration and recovery and resiliency of the Gulf of Mexico environment.
"What has become clear to us six months after the disaster began is that we're continuing to see impacts on the ground," said Cynthia Sarthou, executive director of the Gulf Restoration Network. "But we've seen very little action to restore and protect the Gulf and our communities. We're saying that we're still here, and so is the oil. We need the nation's attention to move forward."
Gauthe said the groups decided on several focus items, called the "Weeks Bay Principals for Gulf Recovery."
The groups are calling on the government to:
- Make the coastal communities whole again.
- Hold BP accountable for spill damage to the environment, communities and lives.
- Ensure there's local participation in post-spill decision-making.
- Conduct short- and long-term monitoring of the spill.
- And invest in economic opportunities to support locally driven, sustainable recovery that restores and enhances the Gulf Coast.
The principals will help groups to build a healthy coast that will support Gulf communities, wildlife, the unique local cultures and the nation as well, Gauthe said.
Staff Writer Nikki Buskey can be reached at 857-2205 or email@example.com.
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Tomorrow I will be 33 weeks pregnant with my boy/girl twins. At my NT scan the twins were 12.7 weeks but measuring ahead at 13.3 weeks. My baby boy's NT was great at 1.0 mm and my baby girl's was elevated at 2.6 mm. The peri was not overly concerned, but did express that for the baby girl my odds increased from 1/800 for DS (based on my age of 30) to 1/500. I did not have blood work done due to the multiple pregnancy. We decided to wait until the anatomy scan before thinking of having an amnio, and at 17w1d everything looked great with both babies, no soft markers and nuchal folds of 4.1 for baby boy and 4.4 for baby girl. This alone put the odds at 1/1000 for DS for baby girl. Therefore we declined the amnio.
Since I am having twins I have been having regular growth ultrasounds, and both babies are measuring big for twins and very similar to one another. At my last ultrasound 2.5 weeks ago baby girl was 3 lbs 11 oz and baby boy was 3 lbs 15 oz, and both of them have heads that are measuring 2 weeks ahead! All their other measurements are right on or slightly larger than their known age.
Anyway, all of these are great signs, and I was feeling really positive about the whole thing, but as delivery time draws nearer I am really worried that baby girl does, in fact, have DS, and I don't know how I'll cope or react. Basically I'm just looking for stories, on either side of the fence, with a similar NT to mine.


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In Dalton, Georgia, there's a booming Latino population but a shrinking number of Spanish-speaking teachers in schools. Sarah Gardner reports about Dalton's teacher apprentice program for bilingual high school students.
As a growing number of cars in Cape Town, South Africa are stolen, many South Africans are willing to hire -- a car guard. Nishat Kurwa reports about one guard who hopes that the low-paying job will be his ticket to college.
Argentina pledges to pays off its $10 billion debt to the International Monetary Fund. From the Marketplace Americas Desk at WLRN in Miami, Dan Grech reports.
This month marks the 300th anniversary of Ben Franklin's birth. Ever wonder how he could pay the bills while he was flying his famous kite or charming the French? Professor Blaine McCormick tells Tess Vigeland about Franklin's hidden entrepreneurial smarts.
Today lobbyist Jack Abramoff pled guilty to federal criminal charges in a growing influence-peddling scandal. As John Dimsdale reports, Abramoff's willingness to cooperate means he's likely to testify against several members of Congress.
Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff announced a new plan for distributing anti-terror funds to American cities. Only certain cities will be eligible for funds, and they'll have to detail how they plan to spend it. Alisa Roth reports.
Hong Kong startup Oasis Airline promises discount fares to its home city from Europe and the US. European Bureau Chief Stephen Beard reports.


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Publishers Weekly, 6/27
[Tony Iommi is] "the undisputed originator of heavy metal."
Kirkus Reviews, 10/1/11
"[Iommi is] most entertaining when describing the Sabbath's incessant, hazardous prank-playing…The guitarist is not wholly unaware of the oft-ludicrous nature of his enterprise."
Publishers Weekly, 10/3/11
"An important addition to the Black Sabbath story…Iommi's autobiography is as direct as his music."
Booklist, 11/1/11
"This memoir [is] dead certain to appeal to heavy-metal fans of all ages…With plenty of behind-the-scenes stories and fresh perspectives on some of music's most notorious characters…this is a frank and honest look at a special part of rock history."
RollingStone.com, 10/24/11
"The book recounts all the ups and downs the guitarist experienced with Ozzy Osbourne and company."
Houston Press, 10/20/11"Written in short, easily digestible chapters, Iommi's autobiography is full of revelations and observations of his career…A good read."
USA Today, 10/31/11
"Iommi has a story that needs to be told…Iommi tells his story simply and chronologically, making it easy for anyone to slip into the fast-paced tale. And yes, while there are plenty of drug-fueled antics, there's no doubt the focus is on the music here, as it should be…Iommi emerges from Iron Man seeming like a true trailblazer without sounding immodest or unkind—and I've learned that's quite a feat, especially after reading, say, Motley Crue's The Dirt."
New York Daily News, 10/28/11
"A raucous autobiography…He brainstormed one of the heaviest and darkest sounds known to man. But Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi makes a surprisingly sweet narrator of his own life."
Ultimateclassicrock.com, 11/1/11
"In his 350+ page autobiography, Iommi leaves no doubt that he is fully deserving of the rock bad boy title but is even more worthy of the Hall of Fame nod…What makes the book stand out, though, is Iommi's lack of pretense, his insider perspective and surprising sense of humor in telling classic tales…It's the rare glimpse into the personal perspective of Iommi that makes Iron Man a must-read for music fans."
Blogcritics.com, 11/1/11"A personal look inside one of the most unique bands of the past 40 years."
Library Journal, 11/15/11
"Iommi paints an intimate portrait of his own life from childhood to his most recent musical effort in Heaven & Hell…Readers who enjoyed Joel McIver's Sabbath Bloody Sabbath will be drawn to Iommi's insider perspective."
January Magazine, 11/18/11
"When it comes to rocker biographies, the 2011 winner is former Black Sabbath lead guitarist, Tony Iommi's Iron Man. This is the whole package: Iommi is candid, engaging and celebrated and that's exactly the right combo for this sort of book. Though it's Iommi's autobiography, this is also the story of Black Sabbath, one of the most celebrated and seminal rock outfits of all time. And on this journey we take with him we discover that our wildest imaginings about sixties and seventies rock n' roller behavior were only scratching the service…Iommi is a likable correspondent and you don't mind spending time in his presence for the duration of the book. If you only buy one rock biography this season, for so many reasons, it should be this one."
Gibson.com, 11/11/11
"[A] must-read…It contains some near-unbelievable stories: drugs, the Mafia, knife fights, Iommi setting fire to Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward, killing Virgin mogul Richard Branson's prize carp fish with Sabbath pyrotechnics, that Spinal Tap-inspiring Stonehenge stage set, even auditioning Michael Bolton as Black Sabbath singer (true!)…and, of course, all the guaranteed craziness you'd expect from a band involving Ozzy Osbourne."
TheNervousBreakdown.com, 11/12/11
"A four hundred page monster of a book, as heavy in places as 'War Pigs,' as deep and reflective in others as 'Planet Caravan.'"
WLKY.com, 11/11/11"In Iron Man, Iommi lays it all bare. Told in an economic, forthright style, the autobiography explores everything one would expect and then some…An enjoyable read and will make a nice holiday gift for the metalheads on your shopping list."
Rolling Stone, 12/8/11
"There's good material here."
Milwaukee Shepherd Express, 11/22/11
"Iron Man chronicles a life of ale, drugs and women and a trail of destruction behind every tour."
Bookviews blog, December 2011
"Fans of the group, Black Sabbath, will enjoy Iron Man."
Curled Up with a Good Book, 12/6/11
"Many books have been written about Black Sabbath, but this one comes from the horse's mouth and sheds light on moments only Tonio was privy to…This certainly needs to be read by any Black Sabbath fan."
Bookgasm.com, 12/2/11
"Reveals the man behind the icon, yet still captures Iommi's humor, intelligence and warmth."
The Cleveland Sound, 12/11/11
"Fans will revel in the guitarist's lucid memory and wicked humor—but casual rock readers will likewise enjoy this tale of one unassuming English kid's improbable rise into to the pantheon of metal godliness, thanks primarily to Iommi's fairly objective storytelling, charming prose, and keen sense of the absurd…[Iommi is] a raconteur whose words are as endearing as they are informative."
Elmore, January/February 2012
"Iommi dishes on a life of heavy music and even heavier times…Dignified and classy, while still spilling plenty of messy musical beans."
Guitar World, 12/26/11
"One of the top 15 books of 2011."
Midwest Book Review, January 2012
"[Black Sabbath's] interactions with other famous music personalities and Tony Iommi's perceptions of the music world make this a 'must' for fans of the group and any collection profiling rock music history."
SLUG, March 2012
"Some obscure gems…It has a rapid-fire 'quick story' quality…Tony's delightfully frank…It's honest, endearing."
PowerlineMag.com, 6/8/12"Though there are a number of books about Black Sabbath available, there aren't too many by one of the band's members—and most of those books are, unsurprisingly, by lead singer Ozzy Osbourne. So it's nice to get another viewpoint from the band's guitarist and co-founding member. Iommi covers his history from start to finish, with some interesting factoids being served up along the way."
Hudson Valley News, 1/9/13
"A must-read for fans of the heavy metal genre, this memoir is also an inspiring story of a musical group and its leader."


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Sesame Crusted Rack of Lamb
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 25 mins
I haven't made this one, but thought I would post it here to make at a later date.
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- 4 racks of lamb, with 3 cutlets each, trimmed
- 1⁄2 cup mint jelly
- 1⁄4 cup coarse grain mustard
- 2 tablespoons sesame seeds
- 1⁄2 cup fresh white breadcrumbs
- 2 tablespoons sesame seeds
- fresh mint sprig (to garnish)
- Preheat oven to 220c. Line a roasting pan with foil.
- To make the glaze, place mint jelly in a small saucepan over a low heat until softened and warmed through. Add mustard and sesame seeds; mix well.
- To make the crust, place the breadcrumbs and sesame seeds in a medium bowl and mix well.
- Brush tops of racks with half the glaze. Dip glazed tops into crust mixture, rolling to coat well. Press the crumbs on firmly with your finger tips.
- Place on a rack in the prepared roasting pan, crumbed tops up.
- Bake for 20 minutes for rare lamb, 25 minutes for medium and 30 minutes for well done. Brush with the remaining glaze halfway through cooking time.
- Remove from oven and allow to stand for 5 minutes before serving garnished with the mint sprigs.


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Keep the levee work going
Published: Monday, January 24, 2011 at 10:25 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, January 24, 2011 at 10:25 a.m.
Terrebonne Parish residents have a lot to anticipate this year, perhaps nothing more significant than a quarter-billion dollars' worth of levee work.
It won't all be dirt levees. Some of the work will be in the form of design work and other necessary preparations.
But it all will serve to make our homes, businesses, roads, churches and schools much safer in the future.
The work is a mixture of parish overhauls of drainage levees and the Terrebonne Levee District's work on a smaller version of the Morganza-to-the-Gulf hurricane-protections system.
"We need to have a sustainable Terrebonne," said Parish President Michel Claudet. "If you were around for Rita and Ike, you understand why we need this large-scale levee work."
Indeed. The large storms have proven time and again that our region is in dire need of flood protection. Even more disturbingly, the sustained southerly winds that routinely flood our roads and yards likewise make the point.
There is no question that this work is sorely needed. The lingering issue, though, is why so much of it is having to be conducted without the appropriate level of spending and cooperation from the federal government.
In a region as crucial to the nation as south Louisiana — with its integral ties to the oil industry and its pivotal role in getting much of the nation's energy from the Gulf and to market — the federal government should be eager to help us sustain ourselves into the future, a future that could well see serious storms.
Unfortunately, much of the work is being left to the state and to local governments. To everyone's credit, though, our local officials are doing everything they can to improve our safety without much money or help from the federal government.
Morganza, for instance, has bounced around a bureaucratic limbo for decades. Even now, the most-important flood-protection project in our area is being studied yet again to determine whether it should receive federal authorization and cash.
Eventually, even the scaled-down version of Morganza will represent a significant upgrade from our current situation.
And the parish-level projects will provide extra protection as well.
The lesson here is that, for now at least, much of the levee work we get will have to be performed and paid for by our local and state governments. The good news is that our local officials understand that fact and are doing everything they can to protect us from future storms.
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KANSAS CITY -- In 1978, the Philadelphia Eagles reached the playoffs in head coach Dick Vermeil's third season before getting to the the Super Bowl two years later. The St. Louis Rams won the Super Bowl in 1999, Vermeil's third year there. And now, in his third season here, Vermeil has the Chiefs on top of the NFL with a 6-0 record.
Will the third time again be a charm?
"I certainly am planning on it," said Chiefs President Carl Peterson last week. "That's what I hired Dick for. This looks like a very special year."
Added quarterback Trent Green, "He has had great success in other places and, obviously, the third year here is going well. There's been a lot of attention placed on that, and deservedly so."
Dexter McCleon, the cornerback who started in two Super Bowls for the Rams, was asked what the secret of Vermeil's three-year plan was. He shrugged.
"I think a lot of other coaches out there wish they knew the secret," McCleon said. "I don't know what it is."
Well, what about it, coach?
"Well," said Vermeil, "there's no specific three-year plan."
Technically, he's right. The real secret of Vermeil's three-year plan is ... Dick Vermeil. The coach, who will turn 67 at the end of the month, prefers to call it a process.
"If you're taking below-average kids and making them average for strength and backup and special teams roles, then you take average guys and make them good players," Vermeil said. "And then you take good players and try to make them great players. You're adding to the overall value of your football team.
"Sometimes they can become a very special team."
In this most recent case, the Chiefs are already approaching special -- pun intended.
There is Dante Hall, of course, an early candidate for MVP. He returned kicks for touchdowns in four consecutive games, something no one had ever done before. Hall was shut out last week at Green Bay, but the Chiefs displayed extraordinary diversity and resiliency.
Trailing the Packers 31-14 in the fourth quarter, Kansas City blew back to force the game into overtime. Instead of playing it safe for a winning field goal, Green launched a bomb to wideout Eddie Kennison, who scored on the 51-yard strike 6:18 into the extra session.
Kansas City leads the NFL with 191 points (31.8 per game). Running back Priest Holmes (eight touchdowns) is currently fourth among rushers with 564 yards. Green, who is completing 61 percent of his passes, has a sturdy rating of 86.7.
The defense is ranked No. 26 in yards allowed, but points are down more than five per game from last year. Safety Jerome Woods' 79-yard interception return for a touchdown helped the Chiefs climb back in the game against Green Bay.
History. It's all happening again, just like Peterson pictured it. Does he look at his calendar and say, "It's been three years, time to go?"
"Well," Peterson said, "I saw early on this spring Dick beginning to work his magic. The players felt good about themselves, they felt good about each other."
Adventures in chemistry
The Vermeil Method is not recommended for everyone. It requires a patience -- from the general manager to the head coach all the way down to the players -- not seen often in today's NFL.
Vermeil's first season in Philadelphia, 1976, was a 4-10 disaster. The next season wasn't much better -- 5-9. It took a third season for Vermeil's experiments in chemistry to produce a 9-7 playoff team.
Likewise, Vermeil's teams in St. Louis went 5-11 then 4-12 before breaking through with a lights-out 13-3 Super Bowl season.
"Sometimes," Vermeil said, "a football team gets worse before it gets better."
Vermeil's teams always seem to get worse. That's because he's unloading some big-time players with attitudes to match.
Carl Hairston is in a unique position to explain Vermeil's methods and madness. He has been with the head coach for each of his 102 NFL victories. He was a defensive end on Vermeil's Eagles teams, then joined Vermeil as a defensive line coach in St. Louis and Kansas City.
"If you look back at the team we had in Philly, we didn't have a lot of talented football players," Hairston said. "We had a lot of guys who believed in Coach Vermeil and his philosophy."
Vermeil, who may be the most emotional of the league's 32 head coaches, has always been a rah-rah team guy. What happens if the players don't believe?
"The first couple of years in St. Louis and Philly, some players did think it was cheesy," Hairston said. "After awhile, those players were gone."
It isn't any easy process for the players that remain, either.
"It's a tough system," McCleon said. "The practices are extremely hard, extremely long. The camp is long. But he makes everyone feel that if you want to be part of this you can buy into it and get this thing turned around."
Vermeil is famous for inviting players to his home for barbecue dinners. As McCleon said, "He puts on the apron and does the dirty work."
And so, the players come to believe -- in Vermeil and themselves as well.
"All of a sudden in that third year he gets players to say 'I love you' to each other and you've got a close-knit group," Hairston said. "Guys start playing hard together, take the football team over.
"It's fun to watch."
Vermeil's modus operandi is patience.
"At my age you don't panic," Vermeil said. "You don't look for instant gratification on the football field. You've been there and you realize it doesn't work. I've made enough mistakes to not make them again."
Exhibit No. 1 is the retooled defense. When the 8-8 Chiefs finished last in yards allowed and 29th among 32 teams in points allowed, most teams would have fired the defensive coordinator. Instead, Vermeil got Greg Robinson some more players: chiefly, linebacker Shawn Barber (a team-leading 46 tackles) and defensive end Vonnie Holliday (four sacks).
"First off, I only had a three-year contract," Vermeil said. "I didn't want to start over. Greg Robinson won two world championships (with Denver). He won two Super Bowl rings. No coach in the Kansas City organization ever won two Super Bowl rings. That tells me he's smarter than everyone else.
"Listen, we're not there yet. We're not No. 1 in defense yet. But I think we're going in the right direction."
Before the Aug. 4 Pro Football Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, Vermeil told ABC's John Madden to keep an eye on his team. History, Vermeil said, might repeat itself.
Vermeil admitted he liked this Chiefs team in its third season better than his third-year Eagles or Rams.
"The first time around I was too young and immature to recognize the strides we had made, but I was learning," Vermeil said. "With the Rams, I recognized it and I knew we were going to be a good team. I told people in the organization it would be a playoff team.
"I think our players here bought into it a little earlier. The football team in St. Louis that won the Super Bowl was the second-youngest team in football. This team is not that young; there is more experience. It sounds like a cliché, but we can't be what we want to be by remaining what we are. If we don't correct the things we did in the last ballgame, we don't win this week."
The Chiefs have a soft schedule that helped lead to their dazzling start. Next up are the Oakland Raiders on Monday Night Football, followed by the Buffalo Bills and a bye week. San Diego (0-5), Cincinnati (1-4), Detroit (1-4) and Chicago (1-4) are among the teams on the remaining schedule.
How will it turn out? Let's just say the Chiefs believe.
"If we can stay healthy and keep improving as a team," Hairston said, "we've got a real good chance to go all the way in this situation. And I think right now the players are believing that.
"They have been reading about it in the papers, about what happened in Philly and St. Louis and they're like, 'Wait a minute, it's the third year -- what's going on here?' They're saying, 'OK, third year, let's go get this thing.'"
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Rich in Baltimore writes: Heather, I was at the PSU vs. OSU game, and unable to watch GT vs BC. I watched SportsCenter + College Football final hoping to catch highlights, but there were none. Is there anywhere on the ESPN network where I can see highlights of this game? Thanks! Rich
Heather Dinich: The best show to catch everything is College Football Overdrive, from 3-8 p.m. on ESPNews. Also check out ESPNU after the games are over for even more highlights. And of course, if all else fails, check the blog.
Aaron in Blacksburg writes: So ECU crushed WVU and Va Tech lost in the last few minutes to ECU. We drop out of the rankings entirely and WVU drops to 24. Granted WVU was ranked higher and ECU got some cred for beating Tech, but I think we are also beginning to see preference for conference in rating as well. Do you have any insight on why West Virginia can get crushed by ECU and not really drop too far? ps. I think that even if Va Tech beats GT this weekend we may still be out of the rankings.
Heather Dinich: If you think the Big East is getting much more credit than the ACC these days, think again. South Florida is the Wake Forest of the ACC. West Virginia is still in the rankings because it still has more playmakers on its roster than Virginia Tech. That said, the way ECU has played should soften the blow on the Hokies. P.S.: I think you're right.
Chris in Atlanta writes: With expectations growing for the Jackets, how worried should I be about our kicking game (20% FG, 1 missed EP). Is this going to wreck our chances in close games and keep us from going to Tampa?
Heather Dinich: Um, yeah, after the Jax State game, Paul Johnson called it "horrendous." When asked Sunday if he would make any changes to the kicking game, Johnson deadpanned, "There's really not anybody to pick up off of waivers."
Blake Bagnell writes: Who do you believe is better for the Hokies, Sean Glennon or Tyrod Taylor? Glennon can get it done but Taylor gets it done faster I believe.
Heather Dinich: I think you answered your own question.
Kyle in Tallahassee writes: After Saturday's performance FSU is looking like them old selves again. Blowing out teams that they should instead of winning 31-14 like past seasons. Do you see this new team making it to the ACC Championship.
Heather Dinich: Ask me after the Wake Forest game.
Joe writes: Heather, why do you hate UVa so much? It seems as though you take shots at them at every chance. You even called them lucky to win last year. That was the sign of being a well-coached team. Meanwhile, you rank Maryland ahead of them following a loss that was the worst of the last few years and may get Friedgen fired! Also, this conference ranking stuff runs in cycles. Who is any good in the Big East? Big Ten other than Ohio State? We'll see how good they are this week vs USC. And if they lose badly, make sure to call them out just like everyone did UVA.
Heather Dinich: Did you know Charlottesville is one of my favorite ACC road trips? Yes, I did call them lucky to win last year. Five games by two points or less? WITH Chris Long, Jameel Sewell and Branden Albert? Do UVA fans forget that with all of that NFL talent the Cavaliers lost to Virginia Tech for the Coastal Division? And blew a 14-point lead against Texas Tech in the Gator Bowl? Maryland is ahead of Virginia because it is a notoriously inconsistent team that tends to play down to its competition and UVA got smacked by USC and had just a three-point lead over Richmond for a loonng time. Yes, this conference stuff goes in cycles, and I don't doubt the ACC will rebound, it's just a matter of when.
Drew in Atlanta writes: Thanks for the great writing, you kept me busy through many days at work, and have been a daily read most of the time. My questions resolve around Georgia Tech. Do you think after two strong defensive performances, that with the offense getting better, it has a chance at contenting for an ACC title? BC has one of the better front seven, and GT was still able to run around them due to athleticism. I think with VT coming up, if the Jackets can pass this hurdle, they will go into Clemson 5-0. FSU/ Miami are looking like very winnable games, and with UNC coming up, it is looking like GT could contend. Also, do you think Michael Johnson's draft value has risen or sunk?
Heather Dinich: Thanks for reading, Drew. All good questions, and I'm working on some Georgia Tech/Virginia Tech things that will help answer them, but yes, the Jackets' defense is the strength of this team right now, but there are a lot of questions in the kicking game and still timing and technique that needs improvement on the offense. This team will get better every week, but so will FSU and Miami, who have also looked better than expected. As for Johnson's draft status, I don't think it's changed much. Remember, he's getting double teamed.
Nick in Boston writes: Heather, what do you think about the BC quarterback situation at Boston College. Chris Crane clearly cannot get the job done. Think we might see redshirt freshman Dominique Davis sooner than expected?
Heather Dinich: I think it's a little too early to jump off the Crane Train, and the staff does, too. However, if things are going well in the UCF game on Sept. 20, don't be surprised to see Davis in for a series or two.
GW in Athens, GA, writes: Heather, I think you do a great job covering each team in the ACC. I do not feel that you miss anything for any team. But I do feel that you should go down to Tallahassee and cover the Seminoles a little more. You went to every other team before the season started, but never made it to Tally. As a Seminole Alum, I am looking forward to a better season this year epically after the rout we put on tonight of Western Carolina and a shutout on defense. It reminds me of the Noles defense of the 90's. How long do you think it will take for FSU to make it back into the top 25? Probably after the Wake Forest game in 2 weeks?
Heather Dinich: GW -- Thanks, and I was wondering how long it would take somebody to notice that. I did get to Tally during spring practices, though, and I'm heading there for the Wake game. We'll see what happens, but if they win that one, the Noles would certainly make a good case for the top 25 at 3-0 and a win over a top 20 team.
Somebody from Kalamazoo, MI, writes: Who from the ACC can really challenge teams from other power conferences? Also, since you are big ten alum like myself, who will be the surprise team from the big ten this year?
Heather Dinich: Wake Forest is the lone team that's done anything out of conference, and they still have Vandy -- which is somehow the only undefeated team left in the ACC -- on their schedule, but the Florida State/Florida game should be interesting. As for the Big Ten, I'd go with Penn State. Their QB looks better than some probably expected, but Wisconsin's running game has also been outstanding.


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|Pieter Mulder
|Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
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11 May 2009 – 25 May 2014
|Jacob Zuma
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|Leader of the Freedom Front Plus
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Randfontein, Gauteng, South Africa
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Pieter Mulder (born 26 July 1951) is a South African politician and the leader of the Freedom Front Plus. He served as the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in the cabinet of President Jacob Zuma from 2009-2014.[1]
Early life and politics[edit]
He was born in Randfontein and grew up in Randfontein and Cape Town. He completed his high school education at the Riebeeck High School in Randfontein, where he was headboy and Victor Ludorum in athletics. The son of former cabinet minister Connie Mulder, the young Mulder first worked as a lecturer at the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, before being promoted to head of the university's communications department. He represented the town of Potchefstroom in Parliament since 1988.
Freedom Front Plus[edit]
Prior to South Africa's first multi-racial elections in 1994, Mulder co-founded the Freedom Front with General Constand Viljoen, a former head of the South African Defence Force. During the elections of 1994, the Freedom Front won nine seats in the National Assembly. This number was slashed to just four during the 1999 elections. Viljoen, who acted as leader since the party's founding, retired from politics in 2001 and left Mulder in charge.
Deputy Minister and Leader of the Freedom Front[edit]
In 2004, under Mulder's leadership, the Freedom Front absorbed the Conservative Party, the Afrikaner Eenheids Beweging (Afrikaner Unity Movement), which lost its only seat in the National Assembly due to floor-crossing, and the Federale Alliansie of Dr. Louis Luyt. During the elections in 2004, the new "Freedom Front Plus" managed to hold on to its four seats in the National Assembly.
On 10 May 2009 President Jacob Zuma announced his appointment of Mulder as the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.[2] Mulder served until May 2014, when he was replaced by former Police Commissioner Bheki Cele.
- 1951 births
- Living people
- People from Randfontein
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- South African people of Dutch descent
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Hugin (longship)
The Hugin is a reconstructed Norsemen longship that is located at Pegwell Bay in Ramsgate, Kent, England. It was a gift from the Danish government in commemoration of the 1500th anniversary of the A.D. 449 migration from Jutland (modern Denmark) to Kent of Hengist and Horsa, Jutes who became leaders of the Anglo-Saxon invasion. The ship is a replica of the much later ca. 890 Gokstad ship.[1]
The boat was built in Denmark from where it was sailed by 53 Danes to England in 1949. The ship landed at Viking Bay in Kent, before being moved to its current site. In 2005 the ship underwent repairs.
Hugin's 1949 arrival in Britain was presented in a newsreel short entitled "Landing of the Vikings". Footage from the newsreel was used in the Doctor Who serial, The Time Meddler; as such, the real-world crew of Hugin depicted an advance scouting party for King Harald Hardrada's forces in the late summer of 1066.[2]
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- J Røjel (1949) The 1949 Cruise of the Viking Ship "Hugin". Samlerens forlag
- ^ "Viking longship back home in Kent". BBC News. 9 June 2005. Retrieved 18 June 2013.
- ^ "Restoration" documentary video included as bonus material on The Time Meddler DVD.
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A study by vehicle data expert CAP has revealed that the cost of taxing some seven-year-old cars is now around a third of their total value.
CAP said that it believes that the problem stemmed from changes to Vehicle Exercise Duty (VED) bands, which were introduced in 2006 to penalise higher CO2 vehicles.
This means that cars registered since March 23 2006, with emissions between 226 and 255g/km now cost £475 to tax.
A 2006 Renault Laguna 3.0 Initiale Auto with 237g/km now costs £475 to tax - almost 35 per cent of its value - while a 2006 Citroen C5 3.0 Exclusive Auto also costs £475 to tax, which is more than 33 per cent of its value.
According to CAP, the danger is that such cars would quickly become worthless, despite producing relatively low emissions, because older, less economical vehicles tend to be driven less.
CAP has called on the Government to lower VED rates for cars that fall into the brackets L and M after a certain age in order to prevent a waste of vehicles that do relatively little harm to the environment.
A spokesman for CAP said that scrapping serviceable cars for the sake of a tax disc "makes a mockery" of environmental taxes, because owners already tend to limit their mileage because the cars are relatively uneconomical.
He said: "We are now in the crazy situation where perfectly good cars have become uneconomical to own because the cost of taxing them could soon approach half their car's value.
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You Lead Jodi (Rohan and Muskaan) are making me upset to the heart. I wasn't willing to write against them but had to do so as am being hurt because of their love. Its not that am jealous or don't want them to be a HIT…the matter is I lost my two family members last night because of them. Pyaar Karna buri baat nahi hai but har waqt pyaar ka izhaar karna is not even right. Because of their I love U session I had to go through the pain…which I never wished for. Dono ko pyaar ka izhaar karna tha to they should have looked for a romantic place why a Car? Why my cousins who have lost their attractiveness (car's body) and are running on life support system. Dono ko ek saath memory loss ka plan tha to they should have jumped together from a hill or should have came under a train….why my family members? What was their fault? Just look at them what they have done to them….
I know after reading this letter you may support your leads….i just don't care about your support, what means for me is my family and I wont allow any one to do any harm to my family…..for me my golden brothers are very important and would go to any extent for bringing them back to normal….agar zara si b insaniyat baqi hai to pray for my Cousins.
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Patient Comments: Esophagitis - Effective Treatments
Question:What treatments have been effective for your esophagitis?
Comment from: BlondeGeyes, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: January 28
I chew 2 pieces of gum for about 20 minutes 3 times a day and this includes half hour before bedtime. Gum with bicarbonates is best. (Avoid Cinnamon gum, spearmint, peppermint too even though there are lots of claims that peppermint is soothing for esophagitis it burns me!) This gum chewing increases PH I've read/decreasing acidity levels and really seems to soothe my dry esophagus. Increasing water helps hydrate overall so that's important, but it never seemed to moisten my throat and my sinuses even felt dry making it like harder to breathe. I find when I chew the gum which I am now never without, my throat feel hydrated and soothed. Please be careful of sweeteners in gum. Try a health food store; no aspartame! Other than that, not overeating, no caffeine or tomato products or spicy foods, especially black pepper!
Comment from: Sandra, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: July 08
For Elle: try taking Pepto-Bismol. It coats the lining of the gastrointestinal tract and will give it a chance to heal. Worth a try.
Comment from: Elle, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: May 30
I have been experiencing problems for the past 3 months. At first it was a pain in my right side where my gall bladder is located. I had an ultra sound done and it appears normal. When I eat it hurts like it is having a spasm. Then I started developing intolerance to foods, and feeling like I can"t breathe after eating food. I had an endoscopy, several biopsies, and was diagnosed with esophagitis. Biopsies were normal. I was prescribed Prilosec, my stomach is bloated, and hurts all the time. Taking Protonix, now I can"t eat, food is repulsive, I am forcing myself to juice to get vegetables into my body. Meat, out of the question. I feel like I am on the verge of a nervous breakdown. I can"t sleep, my stomach burns all night, taking liquid analgesic gives me diarrhea and makes my stomach sore. Tried Gaviscon liquid and my hands felt swollen in the am. I am at my wit's end.
Comment from: jane k, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: July 06
I have been on an ayurvedic diet for 3 months and it has made a huge difference, reducing acidity in my stomach, and inflammation in my throat. I feel in better health all round and have more consistent energy than I have had for a long time. I am now not holding to it strictly but am careful to maintain the principles of eating. Cutting out all breads and processed foods, and reducing the amount of tea and coffee I drink has made a huge difference. It's certainly worth a try!
Comment from: cwlb, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: May 10
I'm a 36-year-old female who started having a lot of problems with my stomach in 2004. I had nausea every day for three years. I had every test possible performed on my stomach, and they found nothing. I knew something was wrong, so I went to an allergy doctor to see if I was allergic to food. I wasn't allergic to food, but I was to everything else! My allergy doctor put me on Periactin and said it would help my "sick" stomach. It did! I also started allergy shots, which I still take. I can tell you that the Periactin does help my stomach and my esophagitis, which acts up when my allergies are bothered. I can only say if you think your problems are stomach-related, but nothing is helping, you may be looking at the wrong problem. Check out the possibility of allergies. I pray that anyone with this problem finds relief!
Comment from: Believe, 35-44 Male (Patient) Published: October 13
I know esophagitis hurts and can be very painful. I have tried everything and found nothing helps.
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I have been diagnosed with esophagitis grade 1 about 5 years ago. Even as recently as 6 months back I had an upper endoscopy done to reconfirm the presence of esophagitis (diagnosed as linear erosions in esophagus). I was on Esomeprazole for a while but did not bother to follow up with my doctor and have been suffering almost on and off from a burning sensation. One of the main reasons for not seeing the doc was that the esomeprazoel stuff was hitting my digestion badly (presumably because of decreased acid production) and giving me lots of nausea. The burning sensation is there on and off, but I have not been able to figure out the triggers. I think smoking, coffee and THINKING A LOT (mental stress) is actually kicking up the acid production. Not sure. But last week I saw an ayurvedic physician and I am on a course now. I am hoping that it will work out for me!
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In the normal course of events, proteins need to be broken down and their parts recycled. This is done, it turns out, by tagging proteins with ubiquitin, a process called ubiquination.
Ubiquitin is the signal to the cell's transport machinery to ferry a protein to the proteasome, a barrel-shaped chamber floating in the cell cytoplasm. Proteasomes then slice the protein into bits that are recycled into new proteins.
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Cayamo Cruise Week continues with Lyle Lovett and Steve Earle. With live performances taken from the cruise, this edition of World Cafe also finds host David Dye sitting down for an interview with the singer-songwriters.
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Lyle Lovett first signed to a major label in 1986, when he was 30. His late start in the music industry never seemed to be an issue; he's recorded 13 albums and won four Grammy Awards since. His knack for storytelling and inventive combination of folk, swing, blues, jazz and gospel broke traditional conventions of country and folk music and made him a country star. Over the past two decades, he's won over crowds with his wordplay, as well as his acting. Throughout the '90s, Lovett racked up music awards while acting in films and hit television shows such as Dharma & Greg.
On his latest album, last fall's Natural Forces, Lovett continues to make his job look easy. The compilation of jazzy Texas swing and country came out in October.
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For more than three decades, Steve Earle has helped define modern country music. At the dawn of his career, Earle helped bring about the term "new country," and has been touring and recording ever since.
Earle's career had humble beginnings. He earned a living as a songwriter for some of the biggest names of the '70s, including Carl Perkins and Vince Gill. Earle waited until 1986 before his own album saw the light of day, and it proved to be worth the wait. Guitar Town shot to the top of the country charts and was nominated for two Grammys.
Earle battled drug addiction in the '90s during what he's called his "vacation in the ghetto." After being arrested and jailed on possession and weapons charges, Earle cleaned up and started writing again. Since then, Earle has explored more diverse styles of music, including bluegrass and hard rock.
Last year, Earle released Townes, an album of songs written by Earle's mentor, Townes Van Zandt, whom Earle met as a teenager. The album features appearances by Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello, as well as Earle's wife (Allison Moorer) and son (Justin Townes Earle). The album mixes traditional country sounds and experimental pieces.
This segment originally ran April 23, 2010.
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After watching the Daytona 500 this past Sunday, I am sick of how much press and attention that Dale Earnhardt Jr. is receiving. Earnhardt Jr. is NASCAR's most overrated driver, and here are four reasons why.
1. Dale Earnhardt Jr. is the son of Dale Earnhardt Sr.
If that couldn't get any more obvious, let me explain myself. Dale Earnhardt Sr. was one of the most successful drivers of all time, and the "3″ car had an extremely dedicated fanbase. Naturally, his son would feed off of the enormous fanbase and attention, especially after Earnhardt Sr. passed away at Daytona.
2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. drives for Hendrick Motorsports, the consensus top team in NASCAR.
Sure, he made a massive career move when he moved to Hendrick Motorsports from his own team. Hendrick's drivers are very talented—Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, and Mark Martin have all found incredible success over the course of their careers.
Earnhardt Jr., however, has not finished very well in the final points standings over the course of his career. Since 1999, Earnhardt Jr. has finished in the top-five in points just three times. Five of those years he ended up outside of the top-10 in points.
Just because he drives for Hendrick doesn't mean that his results will improve. In 2007 and 2008 there has been no significant improvement in his finishes (12th and 16th in points respectively).
3. People don't understand why Hendrick signed this guy in the first place.
Earnhardt Jr. was signed to replace Kyle Busch, who left for Joe Gibbs Racing. However, there is little doubt in my mind on who the better driver is of the two.
Hendrick signed this guy for money and marketing…nothing else. Earnhardt Jr. has marketability, but so does Michael Waltrip—we all know how he has performed in recent years. If Hendrick honestly wanted to keep the better driver, they would have kept Busch on board.
4. He makes dumb, rookie mistakes, and tends to overreact when the media gets on his back.
If Daytona was any indication, Dale Earnhardt Jr. still makes a lot of dumb moves on the racetrack. He missed his pit box, overreacted when he was penalized, and eventually spun out Brian Vickers, starting "The Big One." He struggles to keep his emotions in check, and he will continue to struggle with results if he keeps making dumb mistakes.
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You can say this about Bob Gainey: Whether it was dealing with rumors of organized-crime ties to his Montreal Canadiens team or the play of netminder Carey Price or the untimely death of his daughter Laura, the Hall of Famer never failed to carry himself with impeccable grace and dignity.
Those qualities were on display almost every day, from when he took the job of GM in the summer of 2003 to Monday afternoon, when he stepped aside from the team he once captained to Stanley Cup glory.
And in a town and province where being the general manager of the Canadiens isn't so much a job as it is a sacred trust, those qualities cannot be underestimated.
But you also can say this about Gainey: He wasn't a particularly good GM. Not when it came to transforming the Canadiens from a playoff team to a contender. Not in the areas that really mattered, such as restoring the team to the kind of glory he enjoyed as a player.
In some markets, getting to the postseason on a regular basis might have been OK (the Habs qualified for the playoffs in four of the five seasons after Gainey was named GM), but not in Montreal. Not really, not for any length of time.
And so, on Monday afternoon, Gainey again displayed that quiet dignity. He stepped aside so Pierre Gauthier, a man with whom he had had a close relationship the past couple of seasons (his right-hand man, if you will), could take over and perhaps take the team where Gainey could not.
"I've done my best and now it's time for me to pass the torch," said Gainey, who will stay on as a consultant and work with Gauthier. "I believe that the general manager position requires a long-term vision and a long-term commitment. At this point, I'm not prepared to make a commitment of four or five or six more years in this position.
"If I had to choose between leaving a little earlier or a little later, I'd prefer earlier."
With new owners at the controls of the league's winningest franchise, there will be those who suggest Gainey was jumping before he was pushed, that his failures outweighed his successes and he would have been replaced in the coming offseason anyway.
It certainly has been a mixed bag with Gainey at the helm.
He brought in Alexei Kovalev before the lockout and, for the most part, it was an inspired acquisition. He also managed to sign highly coveted sniper Mike Cammalleri this past summer, as well as add underappreciated Jaroslav Halak and Hal Gill, fresh from a Stanley Cup turn with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
But he dealt starting netminder Cristobal Huet to the Washington Capitals at the 2008 trade deadline thinking he had a deal in place for Marian Hossa and Johan Hedberg. The deal fell through, leaving him with two netminders, Price and Halak, who had never played in an NHL playoff game. That faux pas cost the Habs, who nearly blew their first-round series against the eighth-seeded Boston Bruins and fell in the second round against a Philadelphia Flyers team they outplayed in every game.
Gainey also thought he had a deal for Vincent Lecavalier at last season's draft in Montreal, but that fell through because Tampa Bay Lightning co-owner Len Barrie wouldn't sign off on it. That left Gainey scrambling to fill significant holes in his lineup, and he ended up acquiring a cadre of small forwards with big contracts in the form of Cammalleri, Scott Gomez and Brian Gionta.
To fill a desire for size, Gainey also signed Georges Laraque to a three-year deal worth $4.5 million. Laraque recently was let go by the Habs after he appeared in 28 games and averaged just 5:46 a night.
And so it went. A little bit of this, a little bit of that; a little up, a little down.
Whatever people will make of his legacy as GM, though, it would be grossly unfair to suggest that Gainey jumped ship without ensuring his beloved Habs were in good hands. They are.
At least, they would seem to be with worldly Gauthier at the helm. He joined the Habs shortly after Gainey took over the GM role. Gauthier has been instrumental in helping the Habs develop a top-notch scouting department and reversing a trend that had seen the Habs fail to consistently draft and develop young players for years.
The Habs stole Trevor Timmins, considered one of the great talent evaluators in the league, away from the Ottawa Senators. It was no surprise, given Gauthier was the GM of the Senators from 1995 to '98, a period that coincided with Ottawa's rise to prominence in the Eastern Conference. Between the 2004 and 2005 drafts alone, the Canadiens drafted eight players who had NHL experience before the start of this season.
Gauthier, whose previous managerial experience was all pre-lockout, pre-salary cap, also had a stint as GM in Anaheim before joining the Habs' front office. The question that remains is whether Gauthier can maneuver through the minefield of the cap world and build a contender.
Gainey could not. The Habs began the week in sixth place in the Eastern Conference, but their hold on a playoff berth is by no means assured. Gainey leaves office five days before the start of the Olympic break and attendant roster freeze with the March 3 trade deadline looming.
With Gainey staying on as an adviser, Gauthier must now step nimbly around the land mines Gainey leaves behind. What does Gauthier do with the team's leading point-getter, Tomas Plekanec, who can become an unrestricted free agent in July?
Gauthier, who indicated Monday that he likely would keep Halak and Price for the balance of the season, must still confront the controversial goaltending issue before the 2010-11 season. Halak likewise can become an unrestricted free agent in July and is not likely to stay unless he is the starter. Price, the No. 5 pick in 2005, remains a blue-chip prospect even if he has had his moments since coming to the Habs. If Gauthier did move quickly to move Halak (the Dallas Stars were rumored to be interested), would he risk impeding the Habs' chances of making the playoffs or of having success if they do qualify for the postseason?
There's also the issue of coaching. Although it's believed Gauthier was a strong voice in supporting the hiring of Jacques Martin away from Florida (the two were together in Ottawa), Martin's track record as a playoff coach is modest at best.
And so, the spotlight ceases to shine on one of Les Habitants' favorite sons and moves to the team he leaves behind and the uncertain path that lies ahead.
Scott Burnside covers the NHL for ESPN.com.


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BONHAM, TX - The Bonham Purple Warriors have hired former Whitewright and Wolfe City head coach Dale Trompler to lead their football team in 2009.
The school has been looking for a replacement since former coach John Hall took the same position at Orange Grove. Over the past couple of weeks, school officials have been reviewing applications and Trompler rose to the top of the pile.
Trompler spent one season in Whitewright, going 2-8 last year. Before that, he spent eight years in Wolfe City. Trompler will be one of four new coaches in District 10-3A.
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Elected officials in Potter County will take the oath of office at a ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 1 in the Potter County Central Jury Room at the Potter County Courts Building, 501 S. Fillmore St.
The Potter County Republican Party will host the ceremony, which will include newly elected and returning officials.
Potter County Court at Law 2 Judge Pamela Cook Sirmon will preside. Refreshments will be served after the ceremony, which is open to the public.
Officials taking office on Jan. 1 are:
181st Judicial District Court John Board;
108th Judicial District Court Judge Abe Lopez;
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For reviewing papers, some journals ask you to have a PhD degree. I want to know, if the PhD degree is the obtained certificate at the end of your PhD, or it could be also be, for example, your third inscription in the PhD (you have previously two succefull years in preparing the degree).
Is completing two years of your PhD sufficient to satisfy journal reviewing requirement of having a PhD?
"Having a PhD" means that you completed the entire degree program—including writing, defending, and depositing a dissertation—and were formally awarded a degree by the host university. Current PhD students would not qualify as reviewers for the journal you describe.


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The South Africa-born top-order batsman made his first-class debut for Gloucestershire in the County Championship match against Warwickshire, the final match of the 2005 season. Hodnett narrowly missed out on a half-century in the first innings when, batting at number three, he was dismissed for 49 - the top score in Gloucestershire's total of 118. He was given his chance after performing consistently well in the West of England Premier League for Cheltenham and in January 2006 it was announced he had been given a 12-week trial at the start of the new season. He impressed sufficiently ...