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Web presence for your startup, even if you aren't prepared to launch. But a team at this weekend's Startup Weekend in Philadelphia has taken this idea one step further, designing a product that will help startups build viral launch pages: LaunchRock.We've written before about the importance of having a
LaunchRock is one of those incredibly simple but incredibly awesome ideas. Built by Jameson Detweiler, Dave Drager, and Stephen Gill over the three days of Startup Weekend, LaunchRock makes it incredibly simple to get interested users signed up for your startup service or product, pre-launch.
Of course, any "please give us your email address" option can do that, but LaunchRock makes it incredibly easy for users to share the link to your launch page to friends. Even more importantly, it rewards those users who are most eager - based on the number of friends they invite - by bumping them up the list of those slated to get access to your site.
If you want to see the virality of LaunchRock in action, search Twitter for "Maple Butter," a new project from Flowtown's Dan Martell. And the sign-ups for LaunchRock itself aren't too shabby - over 5000 since the website went live this weekend.
The LaunchRock service gives you the tools to build your launch page - you simply point the A record of your domain to the IP address LaunchRock provides. You'll get a unique URL to share as well as analytics about who and how much sharing is going on.
According to co-founder Jameson Detweiler, "I look at it this way, you manage email marketing campaigns with tools such as Mailchimp and Constant Contact, and you manage support with tools such as GetSatisfaction and Zendesk. Why not a tool that's built to assist in the various vital steps of launching and growing a business?"
The LaunchRock team say that they're planning on adding some additional features, including A/B testing of marketing messages and a LaunchRock widget on your own hosted landing page. But in general, says Detweiler, the focus is helping people "rock" the launch process. "We want to expand on what we're doing here and build tools to help people find their best users and engage them as effectively as possible."


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Lakewood, CO –Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers and St. Anthony Hospital have completed an agreement to provide comprehensive inpatient and outpatient cancer services to patients on the St. Anthony Hospital campus.
Expanded radiation therapy services are expected to begin on August 5, 2013, and the medical oncology office is anticipated to open in the winter of 2013.
The new collaboration will enable St. Anthony Hospital and Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers (RMCC) to utilize their shared strengths to provide patients with coordinated multi-disciplinary care, high quality clinical outcomes, access to leading edge technology and a nationwide network of clinical research trials. It also provides the framework for cost-efficient care, an outstanding patient experience, research and innovation, and access to holistic, complementary medicine.
Under the new affiliation, RMCC will be the oncology care provider for both medical oncology and radiation oncology at 11750 W. 2nd Place in Lakewood. RMCC will open a medical oncology office on campus and will close its existing medical oncology office in Lakewood. St. Anthony Hospital will continue to provide all inpatient oncology services.
St. Anthony Hospital offers the latest technology for delivering cancer treatment utilizing the Novalis TX linear accelerator. Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT), Image Guided Radiation Therapy (IGRT), 3-D Conformal Therapy, 4-D treatment planning, and Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy (SBRT) are all performed at St. Anthony Hospital. In addition, the specialized Brain Lab stereotactic radiosurgery system treats brain tumors as well as benign neurological disorders.
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As the BCS title race nears its final days, 'old-man football' wins again
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Notre Dame, Alabama, Georgia have all won by using 'old-man football' philosophy
Despite a down Big Ten, Ohio State's undefeated season should not be minimized
Plus: Florida's SEC success, my BCS forecast, Gene Chizik's Auburn ouster, more
It was one of those silly things that a college football player says the week of a big game. It gives the beat writers fodder for the rest of the week, it goes viral on Twitter, it comes back up in the postgame press conference and then, usually, it's forgotten.
But Missouri defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson's Sept. 3 comment that Georgia plays a boring style of "old-man football" never fully disappeared, even after the Bulldogs dispatched the Tigers, 41-20, and Richardson apologized. The words took on a life of their own, becoming a badge of honor in SEC country. And now, nearly three months later, the comment is particularly relevant. The 2012 national championship race is down to its final days, and old-man football has won again.
On Saturday in Atlanta, No. 3 Georgia (11-1), with its archaic practice of lining up under center and handing the football to a running back, will play for a spot in the BCS National Championship Game against the reigning kings of old-man football, No. 2 Alabama (11-1). The SEC's de facto national semifinal game is a welcome departure from a year ago, when the LSU-Alabama national title matchup had already been preordained before the Tigers even kicked off in Atlanta.
Certainly, there is no shortage of offensive talent on either team. In fact, it may come as a surprise to many that the game will pit the nation's No. 1 (Georgia's Aaron Murray) and No. 2 (Alabama's AJ McCarron) rated passers. Georgia's freshman running back tandem of Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall averages an impressive 6.6 yards per carry, while Alabama's duo of Eddie Lacy and T.J. Yeldon averages 6.5.
But like so many SEC and national championship aspirants before them, the Tide and Bulldogs are filled with defensive ability. Despite a humbling date with Johnny Football a few weeks ago, Alabama ranks No. 1 nationally in total defense for a second straight year. Georgia, after struggling early, has not allowed more than 14 points in its past five games. ESPN's Mel Kiper currently lists three of the Bulldogs' starters (linebackers Jarvis Jones and Alec Ogletree and tackle John Jenkins) on his projected first-round draft board.
And so, on Saturday, two talent-laden teams will attempt to establish the run, set up the play-action pass and shut down their opponent. In doing so, they'll be following a championship philosophy that coaches have followed for decades.
"We're both running pro-style attacks, running 3-4 defenses, [have] quarterbacks that have been highly efficient ... the running back tandems," Georgia coach Mark Richt said on Sunday. "There are a lot of similarities."
But old-man football is hardly relegated to the South these days. Last Saturday in Los Angeles, No. 1 Notre Dame booked its own trip to Miami with much the same formula. The Fighting Irish's return to prominence in 2012 caught the college football world by surprise, in large part because few outside of South Bend realized the amount of ammunition coach Brian Kelly had been stockpiling on defense.
Manti Te'o. Louis Nix. Stephon Tuitt. Kapron Lewis-Moore. Prince Shembo. Notre Dame, so lacking in athleticism on defense for so many years, now boasts a suffocating front seven that spent much of Saturday night's 22-13 victory at USC in the Trojans' backfield.
Facing a regular-season slate that included nine bowl-eligible teams (by comparison, Alabama faced six and Georgia five), the Irish allowed just two touchdown drives of 60-plus yards and two rushing touchdowns the entire year. On Saturday night, the Trojans had three straight attempts from the Irish one-yard line in the final minutes. They could not get into the end zone.
Technically, Notre Dame runs a spread offense, with one running back alongside Everett Golson in the shotgun, but the Irish utilize much the same physical, ball-control style as Alabama and Georgia. They ran the ball 42 times against USC, nearly all of it between the tackles, though mobile quarterback Everett Golson (nine carries, 47 yards) plays his own part in that attack.
"The entire game was managed how we manage each game," said Kelly. "We minimized the big plays and we ran the ball, and our quarterback was able to manage the run game for us. That's how we played the game all year. That's how we got to 12-0."
Old-man football prevailed elsewhere. Stanford (10-2), with its 35-17 victory over no-huddle proponent UCLA, advanced to Friday's Pac-12 championship game (where it will again face the Bruins), ending young-man football poster child Oregon's three-year reign atop the conference. Kansas State (10-1), seemingly the lone Big 12 team that does not throw the ball 45 times per game, will win its league's championship if it defeats Texas on Saturday.
Certainly there has been no shortage of highlights for fans of a more modern style, most notably the ascension of presumptive Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. Those glued to the couch on Friday with a post-turkey hangover were entertained watching West Virginia dynamo Tavon Austin repeatedly catch those funky push passes from Geno Smith and dart through Iowa State's defense, or watching Arizona and Arizona State stage a frenetic back-and-forth version of what appeared to be touch football.
But Texas A&M is not heading to the BCS. The Mountaineers, Wildcats and Sun Devils each have five losses. On Jan. 7, Notre Dame and either Alabama or Georgia will play for the sport's biggest prize with a decidedly old-school approach. College football as a business has been in a constant state of flux these past few years, but on the field, some teams may never change.
And why would they? It's working.
When the game was over and Ohio State had completed an undefeated season with a 26-21 victory over archrival Michigan, Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer, so restrained in his praise for much of the year, finally indulged in a little chest-thumping.
"I think this team can play and compete with any team in the United States of America," he said.
We'll never know. Ohio State is banned from the postseason due to a two-year-old tattoo-for-memorabilia scandal and a coach who tried to cover it up. (In an awkward juxtaposition, that coach, Jim Tressel, was honored along with the rest of the Buckeyes' 2002 national title team during Saturday's game.) In the meantime, common sentiment is to downplay the Buckeyes' accomplishment due to the downtrodden state of the Big Ten. Even at 12-0, Ohio State stayed behind one-loss Alabama and Georgia in the latest AP Poll, essentially quashing the Buckeyes' already remote hopes of a split national title.
Unquestionably, Ohio State was far from dominant this season. It failed to crack the top 25 nationally in either total offense (47th) or defense (34th) and it won just three of its eight league games by more than a touchdown. (It did beat 10-2 Nebraska, 63-38.) Still -- do people not realize just how hard it is to go 12-0 against any schedule?
To put the Buckeyes' achievement in perspective, consider that Meyer's team recorded just the sixth undefeated season in the 124-year history of Ohio State football. While that number includes a few seasons where the only loss came in a bowl game (most notably the 1970 and 2006 teams), it also included a whole lot of years where the Buckeyes could not play in a bowl (the Big Ten did not allow teams to play outside of the Rose Bowl until 1975). That's not to mention that teams only played nine regular-season games well into the '60s, and the ones that played 10 games into the '70s.
How hard is it go undefeated? Ask Boise State, which, despite a lineup full of current NFL players and what many deemed a cakewalk schedule, came up a field goal short in each of the past two years.
Perhaps the greatest testament to how significantly the Buckeyes evolved over the course of the season is how they became less dependent on star quarterback Braxton Miller, who almost single-handedly carried the team early on. After rushing for at least 100 yards in six of Ohio State's first nine games, the sophomore averaged just 59.3 over the last three. He was solid against the Wolverines (14-of-18 for 189 yards, a touchdown and no picks; 57 yards on 20 carries), but by season's end, it was the Buckeyes' defense -- mediocre for much of the season -- leading the way. Ryan Shazier and Co. shut out Michigan in the second half and forced four turnovers.
"I didn't even think we'd be a team that would go 12-0 -- until this last part," Meyer told SI's Pete Thamel after the game. "You can't play average defense and be undefeated. After I saw the development of our defense, I said, 'This is a real football team now.'"
It's also an undefeated football team. Minimize that if you'd like, but there are 122 FBS teams that cannot say the same.
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Laura Gilchrist
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Classes taught: Outpatient PT II on neurophysiology, Acute Care II on cardiac, Complex Medical Trauma on cancer and other pathologies.
A circuitous route: Laura originally struck out on a different career path, believing she was suited for pure research. After earning a B.A. in biology and a Ph.D. in neuroscience, she found that research alone felt disconnected from the world. That's when she went back to school and earned a B.S. in physical therapy.
Mother-daughter team: Laura remembers accompanying her mother to the physical therapy gym in a rehabilitation facility when she was a child. After earning her physical therapy degree, Laura found herself once again accompanying her mother to work, joining her as a fellow faculty member in the DPT program at St. Kate's.
Research interests: Laura conducts research at Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota in the area of pediatric oncology. She is amongst only a handful of physical therapists in North America researching and reporting on nerve damage in children undergoing chemotherapy treatment.
Advocating for change: Laura's expertise in both physical therapy and neurology gives her a unique perspective and the tools to advocate for changes in chemotherapy treatments for children. Her mission: To prevent the debilitating nerve damage experienced by children resulting from chemotherapy.
Her teaching: "I love sharing with students my passion for neuroscience and pathophysiology and knowing that it has a direct impact on the patients they serve." One of the most rewarding comments she has ever received from an alum: "Everything just makes sense when Laura says it. We wish we had mini-Laura reference pocketbooks as we start our careers!"
Intersection of research and teaching: Laura has found that teaching and research go hand-in-hand. "My hope for my DPT students is that they become partners with academic institutions or researchers to become part of a research team, finding ways to improve the lives of those battling life-threatening conditions."
In the news: Laura's research has brought her recent accolades in many corners. She is featured in the 2009 Research Report for Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota. She also received the 2010 Oncology Section Stephen Gudas Award for Outstanding Publication in Rehabilitation Oncology.
Education: B.A., biology, Lawrence University; Ph.D., neuroscience, University of Minnesota; B.S., physical therapy, University of Minnesota.


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With the excitement of the trading deadline fading in the rear-view mirror and Rubby De La Rosa's immediate future going along with it, we're left with the realization that we still have 1/3 of the season left. While it may seem like an interminable slog to the finish line for a team that is going nowhere… well, I don't quite know how to end that sentence.
Nonetheless, there's still reasons to pay attention to this team during the dog days of August and September.
How will the Dodgers finish the season?
I've often said that if the club isn't challenging for the playoffs, then whether they lose 87, 91, or 95 games really doesn't make a whole hell of a lot of difference to me. Still, it'll be interesting to see just how this team responds over the final two months.
Currently, their 50-59 record is good for a .459 winning percentage. Over the course of a full season, that comes out to 74-88, which seems about right. You could argue that maybe they improve by a bit, since they had their hottest streak of the season in July and have won their first two in August, or you could also see them slipping somewhat as there's some uncertainty in the rotation now that de la Rosa is gone. Either way, they'll likely end up between 72-76 wins, which is almost something of an achievement for rookie manager Don Mattingly.
Also included in this is how high of a draft pick they'll have in 2012; currently, they're tied for 8th.
Can Matt Kemp and Clayton Kershaw challenge for the MVP and Cy Young Awards?
Awards are not won by WAR alone, but it's hard not to notice that Kemp is atop the NL WAR batting leaderboard, while Kershaw is third on the pitching list. The Dodgers haven't won both awards in a single season since Kirk Gibson and Orel Hershisher had the honor in 1988, and while it's unlikely to happen again this year, each should likely get at least a few first-place votes. The road is probably more difficult for Kershaw, who has to contend with Roy Halladay having arguably the best year of his stellar career while playing on the best team in the league, in addition to quality seasons from Cole Hamels, Jair Jurrjens, Cliff Lee, and others. If I had a vote, I'd probably cast it for Halladay right now, though finishing second to Doc is hardly an insult.
Kemp's path is easier; he's far outclassing Andrew McCutchen, Ryan Braun, and Jose Reyes, though there's some who will probably prefer Reyes since he plays well at a tougher position. Much of this probably depends on whether the Dodgers stay semi-competitive or completely fall apart down the stretch; the idea of national recognition alone gives the rest of the season an added bit of interest.
Who might get moved in August waiver deals?
Remember, July 31 was just "a" deadline, not "the" deadline, so we could still see some minor moves. If Casey Blake proves his health, he could be a nice bench piece for a contender, and guys like Rod Barajas, Dioner Navarro, Tony Gwynn, Aaron Miles, and Mike MacDougal might also draw some small interest.
Don't expect anything above a C-prospect for those guys, of course.
Who could we see get recalled in September?
Here's where the Trayvon Robinson trade really hurts, because he was the prospect we were most looking forward to. At the moment, there's only six healthy members of the 40-man roster not currently in the bigs, and we've all seen them at various times this season: Ramon Troncoso, A.J. Ellis, Ivan DeJesus, Russ Mitchell, Jerry Sands, and Jamie Hoffmann.That's probably it as far as hitters, though that could change based on injuries or trades. For pitchers, we could also see Dana Eveland or Jon Link come up from ABQ; less likely, though immensely more interesting, is the idea that AA standouts Nathan Eovaldi, Allen Webster, Shawn Tolleson, or Steven Ames could get a cup of coffee in the bigs. (Though if Tony Jackson is to be believed, we might see Eovaldi as soon as next week.)
That would require them to be added to the 40-man roster, but spots there are no problem whatsoever, since de la Rosa, Jon Garland, and Vicente Padilla are all still on the 15-day DL and could be moved to the 60-day list. If Jonathan Broxton's latest attempt at a comeback doesn't work, add him to that list too.
Is this the end of (name a player) as a Dodger?
For a few long-time Dodgers, yes. We've already seen Rafael Furcal move on, and this is almost certainly the end of the line for Blake, who won't have his 2012 option picked up. I don't think it's a guarantee yet, but I'd put it at 80/20 that James Loney is non-tendered, particularly as he's fallen back off (.176/.225/.230 in July) after a promising June (.337/.381/.404). I also can't imagine Barajas is invited back, since he's been awful this year and Ellis is out of options for next season. Then there's Jamey Carroll, who has been excellent, but will be a 38-year-old free agent in February.
On the pitching side, Hiroki Kuroda has yet to commit to whether he will return for another year or head back to Japan. My guess is that he wouldn't have bothered rejecting a trade if he was just going to leave anyway, and he's certainly still pitching well enough for another year, so I'll say 60/40 that he returns. Broxton is still working towards returning this year; whether or not he does, he's almost certainly gone. Padilla's injuries have probably ended his tenure with the Dodgers, if not in baseball entirely. And who the hell knows what's happening with Hong-Chih Kuo these days?
Who's playing for a job in 2012?
Barring a completely unexpected offseason move, the only two hitters with starting jobs locked down for 2012 are Kemp and Andre Ethier. Juan Uribe will get his share of time as well if only because of his contract, though he's been so awful that it's hard to simply hand him a starting job.
The obvious answer here is Dee Gordon, who will play every day at shortstop for the rest of the season to see if he's ready to handle the job full-time next year. I imagine Sands will get another good look in September as well, in hopes he can be part of the 1B/LF mix next year, and keep an eye on the two low-cost veterans who have been performing surprisingly well, Miles and Gwynn, as they shoot for starting jobs on next year's team. If Eovaldi or any other prospects turn some heads in September, they could force their way onto the roster too.
Is this it for Vin Scully?
Yeah, it's that time of the year again: wondering if we'll see Vin back for another season. I have absolutely no inside info on this, and my guess is that Vin doesn't either. If he doesn't want to travel any longer, I've long felt a good compromise would be to have him call only home games, plus the short trips to Anaheim and San Diego, if he likes. If nothing else, he's a reason to keep watching, because you never know how much longer we'll have him.
Besides, he's Vin. If he chooses to call games via cell phone from his bathroom, I think we'd all be happy to have it.
What'll happen with the ownership situation?
Oh, wait, I know the answer to this one: it'll continue to be long, painful, and make us hate ourselves. That was easy.


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text: How it happened: Texas A&M scored two runs in the 7th inning and that's all they needed to beat LSU 2-1. The game didn't end until 12:30 Friday morning. It was scheduled to start at 8 PM, but rain delayed the start for an 1-hour and 49-minutes. Then there were two more short rain delays in the early innings. On the mound: LSU sophomore left-hander Cody Glenn was the tough luck loser. The Houston native sailed through the first six innings, but ran into trouble in the 7th. In the 7th, Glenn gave up a lead-off single. Then the Tigers committed two consecutive errors. Shorstop Alex Bregman couldn't handle a chopper and third baseman Christian Ibarra had a throwing error on a bunt. Glenn allowed just one earned run in 6.2 innings. At the plate. LSU had five hits and were retired in order in the final three innings. Bregman had the lone RBI, an RBI double in the 6th inning. Bregman and Raph Rhymes each had two hits. Rhymes batted in the 2nd spot in the line-up for the first time this season. Mason Katz was hit by a pitch twice. What it means: For the first time this season, LSU lost the first game of the series. But the good news is that the Tigers have their top two pitchers left to throw in the series. Also, hard to take away much from this game. Aggies starting pitcher Daniel Mengden was very good. The two Tiger errors came as the clock struck midnight, fatigue could be to blame. Up next: LSU looks to even the series on Friday night. Sophomore right-hander Aaron Nola will throw for the LSU. He's 9-0 with a 1.92 ERA. The Aggies will send junior right-hander Parker Ray to the hill. He's 0-1 with a 1.85 ERA. First pitch is at 6:30. Photo by:Chris Parent, LSU Athletics


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SolarWorld publishes offer document to take over Solarparc (Kopie 1)
Approval given by BaFin / Document available as of now
Period of acceptance starts on Dec. 31, 2010 and ends on Jan. 28, 2011
After approval by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht – BaFin), SolarWorld AG published the offer document for the voluntary public take-over of all shares of Solarparc AG as announced on Nov. 15, 2010.
The offer made by SolarWorld AG is that shareholders of Solarparc AG will receive one no par value bearer share of SolarWorld AG for each Solarparc AG share they agree to exchange.
The three-month average stock price for the shares of Solarparc AG determined by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) as being applicable on the cut-off date of Nov. 14, 2010 amounts to € 6.99; the three-month average stock price of SolarWorld shares determined in the same way amounts to€ 9.46. The value of the shares given in return is thus some 26 percent higher than the average stock price of the Solarparc shares.
According to the conditions of the offer documents, Solarparc AG shareholders can accept the offer of SolarWorld AG for their shares in the period from Dec. 31, 2010 to Jan. 28, 2011. To this end, the respective shareholders have to send a written declaration to this effect to their custodian (depot bank).
With the take-over, SolarWorld AG intends to forward integrate further its project business and to expand it internationally. The stake already held by SolarWorld AG in Solarparc AG before the decision to submit a take-over offer amounts to 28.47 percent of the capital stock and of the voting rights.
The offer document has been published on the internet with immediate effect at www.solarworld.de. In addition, printed versions of the offer document are available free of charge from SolarWorld AG, Martin-Luther-King-Straße 24, 53175 Bonn, phone: +49 (0)228 559 20 470, fax: +49 (0)228 559 20 9470, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com as well as from WGZ Bank AG WestdeutscheGenossenschafts-Zentralbank, Ludwig-Erhard-Allee 20, 40227 Düsseldorf, phone: +49 (0)211 778 2881, fax: +49 (0)211 778 2888, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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About SolarWorld AG: The SolarWorld AG Group (ISIN: DE0005108401) is a worldwide leader in offering brand-name, high quality, crystalline solar-power technology. Its strength is its fully integrated solar production. From silicon as the raw material through wafers, cells and modules all the way to turn-key solar systems of all sizes, the group combines all stages of the solar value chain. The central business activity is selling quality modules into the installation and distribution trades and crystalline wafers to the international solar cell industry. Group headquarters are located in Bonn, Germany. The group´s largest production facilities operate in Freiberg, Germany and Hillsboro in the U.S. State of Oregon. Sustainability is the basis of the group strategy. Under the name Solar2World, the group supports care projects using off-grid solar-power solutions in developing countries, exemplifying sustainable economic development. Worldwide, SolarWorld employs about 3,300 people. SolarWorld AG has been quoted on the stock exchange since 1999 and today is listed on, among others, the TecDAX, ÖkoDAX, Dow Jones STOXX 600 as well as in the sustainability index NAI.
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Just two ingredients – sweet and tangy raspberry jam and Dijon mustard – provide loads of flavor to simple grilled chicken.
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I raided the fridge and pantry and came up with some good stuff and a light quick recipe!
This meal cooks in less than 30 minutes, cost $8.52 for a family of four (the price includes a side of steamed carrots), and is super easy to make. Perfect for a hectic weeknight.
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This lasted just a few days in our house, given that all four of us love anything with peanut butter and chocolate mixed together.
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Randy Travis was operated on late Wednesday after suffering a stroke while he was being treated for congestive heart failure. And, while countless fans across the world prayed for his recovery, the epicenter of well-wishes was undeniably Music City.
Nashville's finest, ranging from classic artists (the Oak Ridge Boys) to the newest and hottest (Jake Owen, Scotty McCreery), all took to Twitter to send their love to their struggling colleage and friend.
Get well soon, Randy. We're all pulling for you.
We're all pulling for you Randy.
— Brad Paisley (@BradPaisley) July 11, 2013
Big prayers going up for Randy Travis. — Reba McEntire (@reba) July 11, 2013
Before I lay my head down tonight I'm saying a prayer for @randytravis. One of the greatest singers to ever grace our ears. Amen.
— Jake Owen (@jakeowen) July 11, 2013
Thinking about my friend, @randytravis, tonight. Hope he gets better soon... — Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) July 9, 2013
My thoughts and prayers are with @RandyTravis today. Praying for a great recovery for a true Country music and North Carolina legend!
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Prayers going out to @randytravis - TeamToby — Toby Keith (@TobyKeithMusic) July 11, 2013
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They was funky Chinamen in funky Chinatown!
My lease is up in a month and a half, and I can't wait to say good-bye to K&G Building Management and their poor insulation and their expensive gas heat and their broken faucets and their broken doorknobs and their inconvenient floorplans and their lack of kitchen counter space and their creaky floors and their grungy bathroom tile and their mice colonies and their electrical outlet boxes that come right out of the wall if you pull on the cord too hard. Snarl! Yesterday after work, I went to check out a potential apartment near Chinatown. It was really nice. 1700 square feet, wall-to-wall carpeting, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, dishwasher, air conditioning, balcony... and the walk-in closet of the master bedroom is bigger than the room I currently sleep in. I asked the landlady about whether the streets around there are safe at night. She said "It's OK, we Chinese are not troublemakers.". I'm still chuckling about this cute yet racist statement.
Anyway, I looked up the neighborhood on the very cool website ChicagoCrime.org and it appears that the area near Chinatown is significantly safer than my current neighborhood. (The types of crime reported in Chinatown appear to be mostly vandalism and theft as opposed to the assault and battery and mugging which appear disturbingly often on the Hyde Park map... yikes!)
I really like the idea of living near Chinatown. Study Chinese! Shop at a grocery store that sells dried jellyfish, chicken feet, and Pocky! Bicycle three miles to the Loop! Hop on the Red Line to go north to work or south to visit the U of C campus! Go to Joy Yee's by myself and order the Durian freeze any time I want without making my friends puke!
The one thing I don't like about the potential new apartment is its location next to the highway. Besides the noise, there's the slight problem of access to the Red Line, my main form of transportation. I would be closer to the Red Line than I am now -- I could walk there instead of taking a bus, shaving at least half an hour off my commute each way -- the walk to the Red Line goes underneath this sort of parking-lot-for-freight-trains which is clearly visible in Google's satellite map. The tunnel underneath the parking-lot-for-freight-trains is extremely scary. It's like a cave of monsters or something. I would not be surprised to find dead bodies or skeletons in a place like that. I don't like the idea of walking through there at night -- or in the day for that matter.
So, I looked on the map, and to get to the Red Line/Chinatown, you could go north to Archer or Cermak and then go east from there. The weird train-lot doesn't reach that far north, and so you'd avoid being in the sketchy tunnel. Also, the Orange Line stop is really close. Yahoo Maps says that it is 0.4 miles to the Orange Line stop, and 0.6 mi to the Red Line stop. That really isn't bad at all!
Map to red line: http://maps.yahoo.com/beta/index.php#maxp=location&q2=W+Cermak+and+S+Wentworth+Chicago+IL&q1=S+Canal+and+W+24th+Place+Chicago+IL&mvt=m&trf=0&lon=-87.6351392269135&lat=41.8505113826123&mag=2
Map to orange line: http://maps.yahoo.com/beta/#maxp=location&q2=S+ARCHER+AVE+AT+S+HALSTED+ST,+Chicago,+IL,+60616&q1=S+CANAL+ST+AT+W+24TH+PL,+Chicago,+IL,+60616&trf=0&mvt=m&lon=-87.642440199852&lat=41.8476982133468&mag=1
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Like a lot of states, Wisconsin is in dire fiscal shape, facing a projected $3.6 billion budget shortfall over the next two years. Desperate to avoid layoffs yet still put his states financial house in order, newly elected Republican Gov. Scott Walker has proposed a bill that would strip Wisconsins state employees whose bloated pensions and benefit packages have significantly contributed to the mess - of most of its collective bargaining rights (police and firefighters are exempted).
Under the new plan, state employees own contributions to their pension and health care plans would increase to 5.8 percent and 12.6 percent of their pay, respectively. They would still retain the right to be represented by a union, but the unions would no longer be able to force members to pay dues.
In addition, unions ability to secure a pay increase above a fixed threshold would be severely curtailed. The bill would result in estimated savings of $30 million over the next five months and $300 million over the next two years. In exchange for these concessions from the unions, Walker has promised not to let any of the states 170,000 employees go.


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WESTLAKE, Texas – The City of Westlake and beyond is mourning the loss of a pillar of the community there.
Ross Ehlinger, 46, an attorney and married father of three is believed to have died of a heart attack one minute into the water during the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon in San Francisco Sunday.
"We both jumped off, both at the exact same time and that was the last I got to see him," said Lance Thompson, Ehlinger's friend and training buddy for 12 years.
The event was held two to three months earlier than usual in San Francisco. There's now a question as to what role, if any, the chilly water may have played.
"It was definitely colder. I think it was around 50, 51 degrees," Thompson said.
Ehlinger was heavily involved in the Westlake Pop Warner Football and Baseball leagues.
"There's not one child in this area that doesn't know him or hasn't met him," said Thompson.
"We'd show up to practice and he'd have a truck with eight or nine kids just jammed in there. He was the one that picked them all up. He was the one that took them all back," said Jason Nassour, a fellow attorney, friend and coach.
"He doesn't want anybody to feel sorry for him or anything like that. This is exactly what he'd probably say. He'd probably say go hug your child.Go out in front and throw the baseball or football. You know be a part of their lives. That would bring more joy to him than anything else in this world," Thompson added.
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President Barack Obama gives his State of the Union address during a joint session of Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday Feb. 12, 2013. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
President Barack Obama gestures toward Vice President Joe Biden and House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio before giving his State of the Union address during a joint session of Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday Feb. 12, 2013. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak, Pool)
The president implored lawmakers to break through partisan logjams, asserting that "the greatest nation on Earth cannot keep conducting its business by drifting from one manufactured crisis to the next."
"Americans don't expect government to solve every problem," he said. "They do expect us to forge reasonable compromise where we can."
Yet Obama offered few signs of being willing to compromise himself, instead doubling down on his calls to create jobs by spending more government money and insisting that lawmakers pay down the deficit through a combination of targeted spending cuts and tax increases. But he offered few specifics on what he wanted to see cut, focusing instead on the need to protect programs that help the middle class, elderly and poor.
He did reiterate his willingness to tackle entitlement changes, particularly on Medicare, though he has ruled out increasing the eligibility age for the popular benefit program for seniors.
Republicans are ardently opposed to Obama's calls for legislating more tax revenue to reduce the deficit and offset broad the automatic spending cuts — known as the sequester — that are to take effect March 1. The president accused GOP lawmakers of shifting the cuts from defense to programs that would help the middle class and elderly, as well as those supporting education and job training.
"That idea is even worse," he said.
Obama broke little new ground on two agenda items he has pushed vigorously since winning re-election: overhauling the nation's fractured immigration laws and enacting tougher gun control measures in the wake of the horrific massacre of school children in Newtown, Conn. Yet he pressed for urgency on both, calling on Congress to send him an immigration bill "in the next few months" and insisting lawmakers hold votes on his gun proposals.
"Each of these proposals deserves a vote in Congress," he said. "If you want to vote no, that's your choice."
Numerous lawmakers wore green lapel ribbons in memory of those killed in the December shootings in Connecticut. Among those watching in the House gallery: the parents of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton, shot and killed recently in a park just a mile from the president's home in Chicago, as well as other victims of gun violence.
On the economy, Obama called for raising the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $9 by 2015. The minimum wage has been stagnant since 2007, and administration officials said the increase would strengthen purchasing power. The president also wants Congress to approve automatic increases in the wage to keep pace with inflation.
Looking for common ground anywhere he could find it, Obama framed his proposal to boost the minimum wage by pointing out that even his GOP presidential rival liked the idea. He said, "Here's an idea that Gov. Romney and I actually agreed on last year: Let's tie the minimum wage to the cost of living, so that it finally becomes a wage you can live on."
Obama also renewed his calls for infrastructure spending, investments he sought repeatedly during his first term with little support from Republicans. He pressed lawmakers to approve a $50 billion "fix it first" program that would address the most urgent infrastructure needs.
Education also figures in Obama's plans to boost American competitiveness in the global economy. Under his proposal, the federal government would help states provide pre-school for all 4-year-olds. Officials did not provide a cost for the pre-school programs but said the government would provide financial incentives to help states.
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State of the Union address during a joint session of Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday Feb. 12, 2013. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
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there is one place this article is wrong. Just because you partner with comcast does not mean that it helps you. Comcast partnered with the Pac-12 network and the network is still not available on Comcast in major markets like Chicago. So just because the SEC network would be partnered with comcast does not mean it would be in all major markets at launch like the SEC would want.
Ol' Project X — the SEC Network — yeah, it's happening. (While others will claim that they were the first to realize that the SEC could start its own network, we actually pointed out that a network might still be a possibility in spite of the SEC's deals with CBS and ESPN… and we did so way back in May of 2010.) Now The Sports Business Journal is reporting that the SEC and ESPN are "nearing their final stages" of negotiations for an SEC channel.
First, some details from The SBJ:
1. The expected launch date for the network is August, 2014.
2. Obviously, the SEC will need to get all its schools' Tier 3 broadcast rights for the first time in order to make the network a reality. If the league is this far down the pike, then it shows that Mike Slive and company have already shown the league's 14 presidents that each school can make more money with a network than by selling off their own Tier 3 rights individually. Now, this would suggest that Florida's monetary advantage over Vanderbilt, for example, would close a bit as both schools would presumably take home an even share of network revenue. Missouri and Texas A&M, welcome to the all-for-one, one-for-all conference. (Florida, of course, will still make more cash than Vandy on merchandise sales, attendance, etc… but in terms of TV dollars — unless there's a surprise clause in there — all 14 schools will grab an equal slice of the pie. That's good news for all the league's schools as they all want more cash. That's great news for the lower-level SEC schools who can't sell their Tier 3 rights like Alabama and LSU can.)
3. The SBJ reports: "ESPN is not likely to partner with another media company on the SEC channel." That would a disappointment for NBC/Comcast. (Full disclosure: I do occasional work for CSS, but the tea leaves I'm about to read come from my brain alone and do not represent the views of anyone at that network.) NBC/Comcast recently gave CSS a more SEC-centric feel to its programming. The goal? To prove to ESPN that NBC/Comcast would be a good partner to bed down with on a new SEC network. Remember, the key to any new network is getting carriage on cable/satellite outlets. That was the initial problem for the Big Ten Network. The NFL Network still fights that battle to some extent. And just Google the Longhorn Network for pages and pages of stories on its start-up troubles. Partnering with NBC/Comcast — something MrSEC.com mentioned last week — would provide ESPN and the SEC with immediate access to all those Comcast viewers across the SEC footprint and beyond. And Comcast is the top cable provider inside that footprint. If, however, ESPN does not partner with NBC/Comcast or some other cable partner, it could mean that the SEC Network will be in for the same rough type of start those three aforementioned channels experienced. Yes, SEC fan passion is through the roof. But there are a heckuva lot of NFL and Texas fans, too. This will be an interesting side story to keep an eye on. It's a bit like playing chicken. ESPN and Texas have wound up in a ditch — to date — with their Longhorn Network. Might cable operators try to drive ESPN and the SEC off the road in similar fashion? Most certainly. To what extent those cable/satellite providers are willing to go will depend on what the SEC and ESPN decide to charge as a carriage fee. That's the price that will get passed along to you, the viewer.
4. Interestingly, "sources familiar with the negotiations say that ESPN Regional Television's Charlotte office likely will become the headquarters for the new SEC channel because it already has the infrastructure and talent to get the channel up and running efficiently." Meaning: The SEC Network could actually emanate from outside the league's own footprint. (And, no, that should not have any impact on conference expansion or realignment.)
5. ESPN would likely take over the league's marketing rights from IMG. In addition, the network would take over television ad sales for the league. This type of deal would really marry the SEC and ESPN. Ironically, while folks across the nation complain of ESPN's bias toward the SEC, the fans at all 14 SEC schools — at least the ones I hear from — all believe passionately that ESPN hates the SEC and specifically their own favorite school. No surprise. SEC fans would tell you ESPN loves Ohio State. I lived in Columbus, Ohio and can tell you that Buckeye fans believe ESPN despises them. It's all a matter of perception. But since ESPN will eventually own and cover every conference and team in the country — that's the real problem, folks — bias probably won't be an issue when it comes to "liking" one team or league more than another.
So what's all this mean for you? In the summer of 2014, you'll probably be asked to call your local cable/satellite provider and demand access to the SEC Network. That provider will tell you that ESPN and the SEC are asking for too much money. Things will go right down to the wire and you might actually miss a few SEC games because of the hardball the SEC, ESPN, Comcast, DirecTV, Dish and more will be playing with one another. But someone will eventually blink.
When they do, your monthly television bill will go up $2-3 bucks a month. In return, you'll get to see more SEC action. Now, those games will likely be the worst 14 football games on the SEC schedule in a given year. The Tier 3 games, after all, are the ones you have to purchase via pay-per-view. So think LSU-Idaho.
And let's face it, most of you probably aren't going to watch a whole lot of gymnastics, softball, soccer and the like. Which means two things could drive up the SEC Network's appeal. First, the number of Tier 3 basketball games is nearly 100 contests per season. SEC hoops fans will be able to see more games from all over the league with an SEC Network.
Second, just a couple of weeks ago, SEC scheduling guru Larry Templeton told The Birmingham News that he would be interested in seeing the SEC create a Thursday night package with ESPN. Well, if the SEC and ESPN want to get mean with the cable/satellite providers, use you the fan as leverage and show — sorry for the expression — brass balls, a good Thursday night contest aired on the SEC Network would be a clear way of doing so. How much heat would the providers take for not airing, say, South Carolina at Vanderbilt on a Thursday night? (But again, that will come down to how much money ESPN and the SEC are willing to risk losing. Put that game on ESPN and the revenue and exposure would be huge. Put such a game on the SEC Network and the revenue and exposure would drop… but it might force more providers to pick up the network. In turn that would raise revenue in the long-term.)
Bottom line: Project X is on the way. The SEC Network will arrive in time for the 2014 football season. It looks like the SEC and ESPN will be running the thing all by themselves. Oh, and your television bill is about to go up. (Even that has a plus-side, though. Currently, let's say pay-per-viewing your favorite school's lone Tier 3 game costs you $50. Well, if your cable/satellite provider up your rate by $4 per month, you'd still be adding tons of SEC programming — football games, basketball games and more — for less than you'd pay for one PPV football game in the current environment.)


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Investigators are still trying to determine a motive behind last week's Boston Marathon bombing.
19 year old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and malicious destruction of property resulting in death. Russian authorities had flagged his older brother as a possible Islamic radical but not the teen.
Larry Elder was here with one theory about what may have played a part in Tsarnaev's change in behavior.
Larry Elder has got a new book out, 'Dear Father, Dear Son' is now available now. You can hear Larry Elder's Show from three to six every afternoon, Monday through Friday...on KABC.
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FAYETTEVILLE- The University of Arkansas men's tennis team closed out the Midland Invitational on Saturday with two doubles wins.
Junior Hall Fess and sophomore Victor Hoang captured their first victory of the season with a win over TCU's Stein and Stevens 8-6. The doubles pair then went on to drop their second match to Wichita State's Pereira and Gutierrez 8-6.
The other doubles team of Pete Thomason and Jovan Parlic defeated Davidson's Kunz and Schafer 9-7 before falling to a strong duo from ACU of Hach and Cortes 8-0.
"Overall these four guys had some bright spots this weekend," head coach Robert Cox said. "We need to be more consistent from match-to-match, but that is also what the fall season is all about; developing their game and confidence."
Parlic, the only player to compete in singles on Saturday, dropped a tough match to the No. 2 seed Victor Manzini from Texas Tech 4-6, 6-4, 1-0 (8).
"I saw some good things this weekend," Coach Cox said. "I also saw some things that we need to work on. We are going to just keep moving forward and prepare for our next tournament."
The Razorbacks will be back in action next weekend when they travel to Louisville, Ky., for the 2012 Louisville Fall Invitational.
Midland Invitational
Day 2
Singles Results
Victor Manzini (Texas Tech) def. Jovan Parlic (ARK) 4-6, 6-4, 7-6
Doubles Results
Fess/Hoang (ARK) def. Stein/ Stevens (TCU) 8-6
Pereira/ Gutierrez (Wichita State) def. Fess/ Hoang (ARK) 8-6
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Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o's fake girlfriend is an extreme example of why college football coaches are fearful and fidgety about their players being on social media, says FSU football coach Jimbo Fisher.
I can't say that I disagree.
If Te'o is telling the truth and he was duped in a cruel Twitter hoax, who can blame college coaches for trying to protect their players from the whackos and weirdos who pursue them on social media?
"I don't know the situation with Manti and I'll reserve judgment until the end, but there are so many things about social media that are dangerous," Fisher said on our Open Mike radio show. "There are great things about social media, but there are also these kind of things.
"These guys are 18-22 years-old, they're in the limelight and and they're stars per se. They become targets that can be blackmailed, and things can happen. They're not as street smart as a lot of folks think they are. We have to educate players on how things are done and what's done (on social media), but you can't. There are so many things that people do that you can't even cover. ... Social media is a very dangerous thing."
Fisher doesn't allow his players on Twitter during the season, mainly because of the negativity from the team's fans themselves.
"If you have a bad game or a bad day, players don't need to hear all that stuff (on Twitter)," Fisher said. "They hear enough of it from the writers and everybody else. At least when a reporter asks you a question, there's a face to it. On Twitter, anybody can do anything to you."
Just ask Manti Te'o.
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Friday, April 25, 2014
By JOHN QUINN
In response to your articles "Portland councilors to vote on not using fuel from tar sands oil" (Jan. 18) and "Casco says no to plan for tar sands oil" (Jan. 12): I was concerned to see that the Portland City Council's Transportation Committee vote and the town of Casco's resolution against the transportation of oil sands crude were both based on inaccuracies and misleading statements involving this energy resource that is so vital to our economy and security.
No study has proven oil sands crude to be more corrosive than other crude oils transported in U.S. pipelines. From 2002 to 2011, U.S. Department of Transportation pipeline incident data show that no pipelines carrying oil sands crude had experienced releases resulting from internal corrosion, including the 2010 incident in Kalamazoo, Mich. The Canadian research group Alberta Innovates even found that compounds in oil sands crude are too stable to be corrosive under pipeline operating temperatures.
More importantly, ASTM International, the highly regarded, independent standards organization, has determined that bitumen-derived crude oil, such as oil sands, is no more corrosive in transmission pipelines than other crudes.
The oil sands production process is not the "vast and destructive" industrial operation that the resolution describes. Canada's oil sands development has affected less than 0.2 percent of Alberta's boreal forest. In fact, 24 percent of the forest, or about the size of South Carolina, is under federal protection and can't be touched by production, not to mention that any land disturbed must be reclaimed by law.
The claim that oil sands crude emits "more carbon per barrel" than the production of conventional crudes is misleading. It's the combustion of a fuel that produces 70 to 80 percent of emissions -- not crude oil -- and there is no differentiation between whether it was derived from light crude of West Texas or heavy crude from Alberta.
John Quinn is the executive director of the New England Petroleum Council in Boston.


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The Scio United Methodist Church at 117 Maple Ave., Scio, will again host the Bethlehem Walk the evenings of Friday, Saturday and Sunday in what is the 20th anniversary celebration of the outdoor drama that re-enacts the little town of Bethlehem on the night of Christ's birth.
Visitors to "Bethlehem" will begin their journey from the church sanctuary where they will meet their 1st Century guide. The sights, sounds and odors of ancient times will come to life as they are led from the sheep pastures surrounding the little town to the tax tent, two inns, a marketplace, King Herod's palace, a synagogue and finally the stable where the newborn Messiah can be found asleep in the manger. Roman soldiers, on foot and on horseback, a Roman chariot, merchants hawking their wares and numerous animals complete the town on this holiest of nights, a spokesperson said.
The 30-minute tours of Bethlehem begin at 7 p.m. and continue until 9 p.m. or later. However, because of the increasing number of people coming to the walk, groups should be prepared to wait in the sanctuary from half an hour to an hour. A musical program featuring scripture reading and performances by local choirs and vocalists is provided for entertainment and will set the mood for the evening.
Visitors are advised to dress in layers, according to the weather, and bring an umbrella if necessary. The Bethlehem Walk will not be canceled except under extreme weather conditions.
The walk is handicap accessible with handicap parking located at the church. A shuttle is available to transport other visitors between the parking areas and the church.
There are no admission or parking fees, although donations are welcomed to help with expenses.
For information, call Karolynn Wright at (740) 945-6061; the Scio UMC at (740) 945-4951; or look up the Bethlehem Walk, Scio, Ohio, on Facebook.


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Robert Khuzami, the enforcement director at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission who worked to rebuild the SEC's tarnished image after the Madoff scandal and the financial crisis, is departing the agency, the SEC announced on Wednesday.
Under his direction, the SEC's enforcement division underwent its largest reorganization in history with the creation of five specialized units in structured products, asset management, market abuse, municipal securities and corporate bribery.
"We have taken a new approach, which is creating not only specialized units that focus on particular products or markets or transactions but we've hired private sector consultants … to bring their expertise to bear," Khuzami told CNBC in an interview on Wednesday.
"There's always unfinished business, but the SEC and division of enforcement is poised perhaps as never before to take on the challenges of the future and whatever products or markets or transactions develop going forward," he said.
Khuzami is the latest in a series of high-profile officials to step down from the SEC since President Barack Obama won re-election in November, including SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro and the two directors of other divisions that oversee markets and public company disclosures.
The SEC did not name a replacement for Khuzami, and it did not say what he plans to do after his departure, expected at the end of the month.
Agency insiders say possible candidates to replace Khuzami could include the SEC's deputy enforcement director, George Canellos, and the regional director of the SEC's Boston office, David Bergers.
Khuzami, a former federal prosecutor in the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of New York, was tapped by Schapiro in early 2009 as the SEC was still reeling from the fall-out of missing Bernard Madoff's massive $65 billion Ponzi scheme.
The scheme went undetected by the SEC despite numerous red flags going back to the early 1990s. The Madoff miss, along with problems in the SEC's oversight leading up to the 2007-2009 financial crisis, raised questions about the agency's credibility and willingness to crack down on wrongdoers.
Khuzami was hired in large part due to his experience with prosecuting high-profile cases, from the conviction of "Blind Sheik" Omar Abdel Rahman to trying 11 defendants in U.S. v. Bennett — a $1 billion Ponzi scheme case.
"I have spent half my career in public service, and nowhere is there the level of professionalism, skill, and talent on such a large and coordinated scale as there is in the SEC's Division of Enforcement," Khuzami said in a statement. "They have inspired me, educated me, and motivated me to do my very best."


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Jamie Love was quoted here in Star Magazine by reporter Sandra Clark.
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