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It sounds like the tech panel were out partying last night.
What were the deductions for?
The two I'm seeing are for extended lifts "long Lift"
What was the other one that they deleted for, if anyone knows?
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Given it's Nationals the low levels definitely must have been deserved.
I mean we're talking about the panel who gave Lv4s left right and centre in the SD even though very few top teams managed to achieve that so far this season.
So I guess Orford/Williams will go to 4CC now?
I don't know--what's Skate Canada's policy, especially about 3rd spots?
And do V&M want to go to 4CC's?
That would be the 2 questions for me
This panel gave P&G all level 4 except for two level 3 steps,
Orford & Williams and Ralph & Hill all level 4 except level 2 & 3 steps
Paul & Islam lost a level on the spin as well as the fall & the level 1 step resulting. Also level 3 on the other step.
That's all rather generous, but not crazy.
Do you suppose someone warned the tech panel they were a little too kind yesterday?
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I'd expect Orford/Williams will go to 4CC if Weaver/Poje aren't well enough?
In the day, it was very common for Canadian & American champions to skip 4cc's, especially if it was a long expensive trip (like to Japan this year) particularly as it is so close to both Nationals.
The teams most apt to skip it were the teams who felt most secure in their positions.
With all this ranking stuff, top teams have been going more often
I really don't know what to expect out of 4CC's this year.
I hear V&M tweeted they're going to 4cc's.


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Jeff Kent, the retired major league baseball MVP, made it 22 days on Survivor: Philippines before the tribe voted him out in a move spearheaded by The Facts of Life star Lisa Whelchel.
Still unhappy about his premature evacuation, Kent talks to PEOPLE about his Survivor game – and what he really thinks about his tribe mates (and it's not always pretty).
You kept your identity a secret. Was it weird to be around people who didn't recognize you?
I absolutely cherished it. It was great to go somewhere and not be put on a pedestal. I was happy to negotiate and be told no, and to communicate with these people who were 20- and 30-years-old. I'm a lot like these people.
But you made it clear in your parting words that you made $60 million playing baseball.
I'm a normal guy. I don't live in a big old mansion and drive Ferraris. I wash my trucks and scout baseball and go to church. I do all sorts of things that normal people do.
You said last night that Lisa Whelchel was naïve. Did that change when you saw how she's playing the game?
She never played the game. She stood around in groups and during the conversations said, "I'll do what you tell me to do." She never once showed in any conversation that she was trying to play the game. We were ripping on her for not having any strategy.
But perhaps her strategy was to go with the flow until she needed to make a big move.
Absolutely not. She had no strategy at all.
So even though her move resulted in you being voted off, you maintain she had no strategy?
She had no game. No clue at all. She was fighting her morals and ethics, worried about lying. And then she starts lying to people. The way she played the game really hurt her chances.
If she's not playing the game, who is?
That's the thing: these people weren't playing the game. They weren't playing well at all. I got out there and was playing hard, but I think I was the only one sometimes.
Who is responsible for you being voted off?
Mike Skupin. He lied through his teeth to me. He was a puppy dog through the entire game, really wishy-washy. And he said he was on my side, but he really wasn't. So I blame him.
Will you assess the remaining players in the game?
Pete is the buffest non-athlete I ever saw. Abi is ornery; she probably pissed off her mother when she was born. Artis is quiet, reserved and angry. Lisa is naíve and isn't cut out for the game. As for Mike Skupin, we called him 'Stupin' for a very good reason. He's totally clueless.
Wow. What about the people on your tribe?
Carter is lonely, yet loyal. He was easy to manipulate. But he got stronger out there, and I got to really trust him. ... Malcolm is like a varsity quarterback. He's a good-looking guy, and you can see his brain working, but he overthinks things. Denise is physically fit and a workaholic, but she had no strategic game; I couldn't get her to side with me ... And Jonathan Penner is intelligent and resilient, but he needed to go.
You have some harsh words for some of them. When you vote for a winner, what will be your criteria?
It won't be about who deserves it; It'll be about who earned it. I am giving a championship ring to someone who worked hard to win and made the right moves. It just so happens that a million dollars go with it.
Thanks for the interview.
You're welcome. I'm still upset about getting voted off. I hope I can get over my bitterness someday.
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Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 Blog! If you are traveling anywhere in the Midwest for the Thanksgiving holiday be ready for quickly changing weather. This means packing fall and winter gear as a 30+ degree temperature drop is about to hit the region!
Let's start with the warm weather expected for Thanksgiving Day. With some morning sunshine and a south-southwest breeze temperatures will warm quickly. By early afternoon temperatures should be pushing 60 degrees in Milwaukee. Keep in mind the record warmest Thanksgiving is 65 degrees set in 1914.
The RPM future temps map below shows the forecast temperatures at 3pm Thursday. I think this model is a few degrees too cool, readings will likely be around 60 at this time.
A rain shower or two cannot be ruled out late Thursday afternoon ahead of a cold front, but as of this writing it appears most/all of the moisture should remain in Illinois.
The cold front will sweep across the area Thursday evening and deliver a punch of cold air for Friday and Saturday. Temperatures will nose-dive into the low to mid 30s by Friday afternoon. The RPM future temps map below shows the frigid readings at 3pm Friday. Keep in mind with a good northwest wind of 15 to 25 mph wind chills will drop to the teens in many locations...a wintry feel!
Along with the cold a few flurries or snow showers are possible on Friday. At this point travelers in southern Wisconsin should see a mainly dry holiday from Thursday-Sunday outside of a sprinkle or flurry.
Finally...years ago a co-worker in Madison, WI sent me this weather themed 'Thanksgiving Forecast' that I always thought was pretty cool. Enjoy...
Thanksgiving forecast: Turkeys thaw in morning, warm in oven by afternoon. Kitchen turns hot and humid. If you bother the cook, be ready for a severe squall or cold shoulder. Friday and Saturday: High pressure to eat sandwiches. Flurries of leftovers, turning to soup Sunday.
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COLUMBIA — Shawn Elliott does not usually hem and haw when he discusses South Carolina's offensive line.
For last season's game at Florida, he replaced left tackle Corey Robinson and left guard A.J. Cann with Mike Matulis and Kyle Harris. USC's offense was a mess in the 44-11 loss, gaining just 191 yards and allowing four sacks. In the days before the next game, against Tennessee, Elliott didn't mince words when discussing Harris' performance at Florida.
"He didn't look very good," Elliott said. "Didn't look good at all. You won't see him back out there."
Since Elliott does not often bite his tongue, no between-the-lines reading was needed last week when he didn't hesitate for a second after being asked how he thinks Brandon Shell will perform in his second season as the Gamecocks' right tackle.
"Fantastic," Elliott said.
Shell, a former highly regarded recruit from Goose Creek High, started for the first time last year as a redshirt freshman. It was a rocky experience, typical of a young offensive line starter. He started the first game at left tackle, didn't start the next three, then found a home for the rest of the season as the right tackle, his position in high school.
While Shell seems to have a solid hold on the job, as USC prepares to open preseason practices Friday night, he could face a challenge from Matulis. So could the second-year starting left tackle, junior Corey Robinson. Matulis can play both spots, but how will his shoulders hold up? He underwent surgery on one after his true freshman season, 2011, and the other after last year.
Regardless of the challenge Matulis provides, Elliott is excited about Shell's chances of matching his acumen with his prodigious, 6-6, 323-pound body — ideal size for an offensive tackle. He will be a critical part of an offensive line that loses just one starter, center T.J. Johnson, after allowing 38 sacks last season, 110th of 124 teams nationally.
"The way he practiced (in the) spring from the fall was just something that you could see him really grow up," Elliott said.
Shell's greatest improvement came with "knowing what people are going to do before they did it," Elliott said. "It used to be, he tried to know what the right tackle was doing. Now, he kind of knows what the backs, the tight ends (do), the whole development of an offensive system. That's where these guys grow and become better players. They're physically capable to go out there and be great players, but you just can't put it all together as soon as you step on the field."
Matulis has already been through those youthful hiccups, having started five games in each of the past two seasons, including three at left tackle last season. If he is healthy, don't discount him this preseason as a challenger, particularly to Robinson. (Redshirt freshman Mason Zandi enters preseason listed as the No. 2 left tackle, junior Cody Gibson as the No. 2 right tackle.)
"If he comes back 100 percent, that could get interesting at the right or left tackle position," Elliott said.
Matulis missed spring practices for the second straight year, but is not on the injury report now, and Elliott expects him to fully participate in the first practice. Still, some uncertainty remains.
"He's right where he needs to be (in rehab)," Elliott said. "I think his shoulders are doing a lot better. We're going to find out a little bit more once we put the pads on and start going at each other a little bit and see what stress level you can put on him. Once you have (an injury), it's going to kind of be with you forever. If you hurt a shoulder, it's going to ache. So there's going to be some bumps in the road with him, but we're going to try to manage and see where we go."
Matulis' shoulder pain last season allowed Robinson to take over at left tackle, after not playing at all in first two seasons. He had mixed results last season, as he struggled at times with his initial burst after the snap. But as with Shell, Elliott sees signs of growth entering Robinson's second season as a starter.
"He's played enough snaps where he can kind of anticipate the snap count on things," Elliott said. "Some may look at him as being slow, but it's kind of jumping the snap count, learning to play the position just a little bit quicker, knowing that that snap's coming. We've tried to help him out a little bit with that. I feel comfortable where we're heading with him."


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See ThisDivergent
Fans of Roth's novels will be thrilled to know that, barring a few moderate changes, this adaptation is dutifully faithful. The fearsomely talented Shailene Woodley stars as 16-year-old Beatrice Prior, who's on the verge of having to decide the entire rest of her life. In a crumbling version of Chicago, society is divided into five factions, based on group character and function. The Priors are in Abnegation, the only faction self-effacing enough to be trusted to run the government. At her selection ceremony, though, Beatrice and her brother, Caleb (Ansel Elgort), stun everyone by defecting – he to the brainy Erudite faction, her to the warrior Dauntless. The irony is that Beatrice hides an even deeper secret: Her tests reveal her to be Divergent, part of a tiny, hunted minority who don't fit in anywhere.
Once ensconced in the Dauntless barracks, an emboldened Beatrice rechristens herself "Tris," gets a tattoo and begins attracting attention. Some of it comes from dangerous elements like jealous fellow initiate Peter (Woodley's The Spectacular Now costar Miles Teller) and Dauntless leader Eric (Jai Courtney), but also from friendlier corners like straight-talking Christina (Zöe Kravitz) and her boyfriend, Will (Ben Lloyd-Hughes). And then there's her instructor, Four (Theo James), who regards the impressively resilient Tris with a look unfamiliar to a young woman from a faction devoted to modesty: barely concealed lust.
If there's one area in which Divergent outpaces The Hunger Games by a country mile, it's chemistry. Don't get me wrong – I'm a huge fan of Katniss and Peeta and their deeper, more resonant connection, but Katniss's dresses generate more heat on screen than Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson do. Woodley and James, on the other hand, crackle with a charged vibe, as she deftly explores the tentative thrill of first love, while he nails the role of the warier, more guarded older boyfriend. They have a smolder all their own, and one that (thank God) doesn't need the third leg of a silly love triangle to make it interesting. Of course, all this panting is kept well within PG-13 bounds.
Unfortunately, Divergent also keeps the violence ratings-friendly, as director Neil Burger cuts away from gunshots, making a movie about the outbreak of war all but bloodless. That's a mistake, as it dulls the impact of watching the Dauntless fighters – mostly children – become pawns in an escalating political conflict pitting the factions against each other. The whole point of these kinds of narratives, from The Hunger Games and Divergent to Ender's Game, Harry Potter and Lord of the Flies, is that we're meant to recoil at the horror of children engaging in adult battles. These films are supposed to make us take long, stark looks at ourselves. Divergent is more content to look away.
The rest of the film fares better, with its spare set design and fine turns from Tony Goldwyn and Ashley Judd as Tris's parents (though I wish Kate Winslet had shown a bit more bite as Jeanine Matthews, the icy leader of Erudite). Still, fans of the book may balk that Tris's friends get short shrift, dulling the impact of their story arcs as society breaks down and they're forced into a war they did not start. There is good news, though, in that this franchise has two more chances to get it right. The sequel, Insurgent, is slated for next March, with Allegiant following in Spring 2016. So settle in – you'll be hearing about this Dauntless young woman for awhile.
And See This – but Keep Your Expectations in CheckMuppets Most Wanted
Most Wanted's mistaken-identity gag and subsequent heist plot will vaguely remind older fans of The Muppets Take Manhattan and The Great Muppet Caper, making this latest film feel like a bit of a retread. And while the humans are terrific, from Gervais to Tina Fey as a guard at the Gulag, and Ty Burrell an Interpol agent investigating the heists with Sam the Eagle, the jokes aren't quite as snappy as they should be. Furthermore, if you're waiting for a tune as catchy as "Man or Muppet," then Oscar winner Bret McKenzie's newest crop of ditties won't be quite the earworms you'd hoped. But take the kids anyway – they can always use a refresher in the classics.
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And See This, If You're Cool with Lots of Not-So-Sexy SexNymphomaniac: Volume I
The story unfolds one winter's night, when kindly Seligman (Stellan Skarsgard) finds Joe unconscious in the snow and takes her back to his monk's cell to recuperate. In exchange, she opens up, walking him through her budding sexuality in childhood, through an adolescence dotted with furtive, unfulfilling trysts, into an adulthood crammed with carnal encounters. (At one point, she sees up to 10 lovers a night, on rotation.)
Seligman, meanwhile, contributes asides of his own: mind-boggling ruminations on fly-fishing, polyphonic compositions and the Fibonacci Sequence, complete with onscreen diagrams. They're funny, provided one takes them as mental palate cleansers, helping the viewer from one sexual course to the next. And folks, let me tell ya, there are a LOT of courses. Take small bites.
Yes, Nymphomaniac is packed with sexual encounters, not all of which appear to be simulated. (Reportedly, porn actors' genitals were superimposed on the mainstream actors' bodies.) Appropriately, given Joe's mental state, most of these acts aren't arousing. They're by turns sad, liberating, cruel, and occasionally amusing, particularly one bold day when Joe and a friend take turns seducing the men on a train. But the film's funniest scene, in which Uma Thurman plays the wife of one of Joe's lovers – involves no sex at all, as she confronts the pair with her kids in tow. In an instant, though, that same scene becomes utterly devastating.
Von Trier's trick is in bombarding us with images of lust, while making perfectly visible the suffering person underneath. The way Joe reacts to a loved one's death, for instance, would be revolting to most people. Given what we learn of her, it's also entirely understandable. Gainsbourg, too, proves quite the storyteller, as she draws us into Joe's narrative, wondering where, in the name of all that's holy, she's going to go next. It's a wonderful performance that rises above the giggles of its subject matter. For the record, yes, this is also the film in which Shia LaBeouf drops trou as Jerôme, a man who steps in and out of Joe's life. But please, don't let that stop you. Volume I is a quirky, entrancing film nonetheless.


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MUNCIE, Ind. - The Ball State field hockey team had two student-athletes sign National Letters of Intent to join the program for the 2014 as announced by head coach Beth Maddox on Thursday. The Cardinals welcome Abbey Main and Carley Shannon.
"We are thrilled to add two amazing individuals to our team for the fall," said Maddox. "We know that they will come in and fit right in with our team."
Abbey Main is a native of West Chester, Ohio and is a two-year letterwinner for head coach Elli Workum at Ursuline Academy. Main helped guide her team to the state semifinals as a senior and led the Southwest Field Hockey League (SWOFL) in assists and points. She was named as an All-Star Selection by the Cincinnati Enquirer and was named to the First Team All-SWOFL in her senior season. A member of the National Honor Society, Main earned a spot on the Academic All-Ohio team during her career at Ursuline. Main was also a selection to the National Futures Championship team. Main played for the Top Dog club team under the direction of Jen Willis as a midfielder.
"Abbey is an incredibly hard worker and is relentless on the field," said Maddox. "She is a smart player who goes out of her way to make her teammates look good."
A four-sport athlete in high school, Carley Shannon hails from Williamsburg, Va., where she was a four-year letterwinner for Bruton High School field hockey head coach Joe Dougherty. Shannon led her team to an 18-2 record in 2013 that led to the Conference 33 Championships. Shannon earned Conference 33 Player of the Year honors and was also named to the All-Region First Team, All-State First Team, All-Virginia Gazetete Team and Daily Press All-Star Field hockey team nods as a senior. In her career at Bruton, Shannon netted 49 goals and had 115 assists. Shannon excelled in the classroom as well as she was a member of the All "A" Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Chemistry Honor Society, Math Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. Shannon played her club field hockey for the Peninsula Youth Field Hockey Association. In 2013, Shannon was team captain and helped guide her squad to a fourth place finish at the Disney Showcase.
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A federal district judge has put a temporary block on federal funding for human embryonic stem cell (ESC) research, which was okayed by the Obama administration last year. The judge agreed with plaintiffs in a lawsuit contending that such research is illegal because it destroys embryos.
In August 2009, a number of Christian groups filed a lawsuit against the HHS and the NIH, charging that the Obama administration's ESC policy violated the Dickey-Wicker Amendment. The law, passed annually by Congress, bans federal financing for any "research in which a human embryo or embryos are destroyed, discarded, or knowingly subjected to risk of injury or death." The suit was dismissed because the court felt that the plaintiffs had no real chance of winning.
The case was appealed by James Sherley, M.D., Ph.D., an adult stem cell researcher at Boston Biomedical Research Institute, and Theresa Deisher, Ph.D., managing member and R&D director of AVM Biotechnology. To justify their standing as plaintiffs, they argued that Congress' policy to support ESC research caused increased competition for adult stem cell researchers.
In June the Court of Appeals reversed the previous decision, holding that plaintiffs Drs. Sherley and Deisher have standing under the competitor standing doctrine. The matter was remanded to the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia for consideration of the plaintiffs' motion for a preliminary injunction. Yesterday chief judge Royce C. Lamberth went on to issue a temporary halt on federal funding of ESC research.
Since 1999, defendants determined that the Dickey-Wicker Amendment was not applicable to ESC research because ESCs are not embryos. They also made the distinction that derivation of ESCs from embryos results in destruction of embryos but research on ESCs did not. This argument was once again leveraged by the NIH and HHS. They also argued that the term "research" in the Dickey-Wicker Amendment is ambiguous.
Judge Lamberth, however, found that the distinction between ESC research and embryo destruction could not be made. "ESC research is clearly research in which an embryo is destroyed. To conduct ESC research, ESCs must be derived from an embryo. The process of deriving ESCs from an embryo results in the destruction of the embryo. Thus, ESC research necessarily depends upon the destruction of a human embryo," judge Lamberth noted.
He also ruled that there was nothing ambiguous about the word "research" in the Dickey-Wicker Amendment. "Contrary to defendants' argument, the term 'research' as used in the Dickey-Wicker Amendment has only one meaning, i.e., a systematic investigation including research, development, testing, and evaluation designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge."
After an initial review of judge Lamberth's decision, Lisa A. Haile, co-chair of the global life sciences practice at international law firm DLA Piper, wonders whether the Dickey-Wicker Amendment should be overturned or clarified given that much ESC research uses excess embryos from in vitro fertilization clinics that would likely get destroyed anyway.
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Tampa, Florida -- The Patel Conservatory at the David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts will present Joust! A Mighty Medieval Musical, performed by 40 students in grades two through four, Feb. 27-March 1 and March 6-8.
In this unique tale of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, weapons are replaced by musical instruments, making for musically uproarious fun. The show is a medieval marvel, complete with jousting knights, delightful damsels and court jesters that will capture the interest of audiences of all ages.
Save the date! The 9th Annual Suncoast Arts Festival is an exciting way to spend the weekend with your family and friends, and it's taking place this month on the third weekend of the month at Wiregrass Mall.
On Saturday, January 18, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday, January 19 from 11:00a.m. - 6:00p.m. locals can look forward to this free event featuring over 130 fine artists and crafters in one convenient location.
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Tampa, Florida-- The Henry B Plant Museum is presenting a Victorian Christmas stroll from 10 am to 8 pm daily through December 23.
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Tampa, FL – The Children's Board Heart Gallery of Tampa Bay will host its 2nd annual "Be Mine, A Night in Foreverland" to benefit foster children in need of forever families. The event will be held Thursday, February 6th from 6:30 – 9:30 at the David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Tampa. Tickets are $100 and are now available at www.heartgallerytampabay.org.
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I woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of pouring rain. It was a little after 3AM, so that meant I could get in another hour or so of sleep. I checked the weather forecast...rain, all morning. I drifted back to sleep and had dreams of running 13 laps around a track.
When my alarm went off, M was already getting ready to go. Yes, he got up at 4:30 AM to come watch me run in the rain. If that's not true love, then I don't know what is. We got to the race a good hour before the start time. I stretched and stood under the umbrella with him until filing into my corral. Then we waited...and waited. We probably didn't actually start until a half hour after the official start time of 7AM due to the need to clear the roads.
Covered in goose bumps, we finally listened to the gun go off. When our corral was released, I was eager to start my journey. I was happy. I kept thinking about how I am a part of this group. A group of people with a passion so strong for running that we get up at 4:30 on a Sunday morning to run 13.1 miles in pouring rain. That's what life is all about, right? Finding your passions and living them.
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It was early on in the race, and she was standing in her rain gear cheering on this massive group of crazy runners. In one hand she held up a poster-sized sign and scribbled in messy writing it said "Pain is temporary, bragging rights are permanent." I wish I had had a camera so I could take a picture of it.
It's true. I feel so proud to have completed another half marathon. And the pain is only temporary, but to say that I did something I loved for the rest of my life is completely worth it. And to know that M stood in the rain for 2 hours to watch me finish makes this memory all the more special.
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Look at that one! It's like a jelly fish-- or a man, floating down in a parachute-- and over there, a mermaid coming out of the sea.
The sky was mostly blue but with just the right amount of scattered, changing clouds, on our way home from the park. Ivy fell asleep, and so we mingled about outside until she woke up. I tossed wayward Cheerios to the ground, for a little finch that skittered beneath the car and then flew away. A beetle passed overhead, he was so big he cast a shadow on the driveway and I thought he was a bird.
My hair has gotten long, falling past my shoulder, down my bare arms. I had taken off my sweater. The sun makes the waves golden-red, and a warm covering in the breeze.
There's nothing to do, but so much to do, today. Any day.
What do you want to do? What do you want for lunch? I need to clean up the dishes. Sweep the floor, vacuum the crumbs, open the windows, shuffle some papers, read you a book, kiss you on the top of your head, put on your favorite song.
I've been thinking about how you can look at someone and say you were made for this. How you might look at me and say I was made to be a stay at home mother. But I have a secret, there are so many more things I would love to be doing. I could be in school, learning. I could be at a job, working. I could be napping. I could be doing something with my life. I could be writing in a cafe in Paris. There are days I could stab forks in my eyes if I have to read that book again. Or listen to that song. Or make one more meal. Or pay attention to the cute things they say. Or pay attention to really anything at all.
I've made a choice. To do this, I step up and suck it up and I just do it
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I can't take it back. I couldn't live, there would be no air, if.
The blue sky'ed days serve the reminders on a fancy plate, the fluttering curtain, it clips and curls and it's like someone called Action! and the camera is rolling. I'm on my mark, I belong right where I have placed my feet to-day. I can glance to my right and my left and survey the wonder of this life I live, the breath I breathe in this moment. I can blink and keep it, this is mine.
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How to Strong Arm Your Way to a Better Deal
The economic malaise has probably had an effect on your life, I know it has had one on mine. However, as bad as you think your personal prospects are, it's worse for companies that have to make payroll, rent, and debt obligations. At the end of the day, you have to take care of you and your own, which is why I recommend that you periodically shop around and use that information to strong arm your way to a better deal on the services you already buy.
Don't feel badly about using your most powerful a weapon, the power of choice, to negotiate a better deal. When you pay $60 or $80 or $100 a month for cable television, you're not getting $60 or $80 or $100 worth of service. You're getting something the company is selling to someone else for $30 a month. They will charge whatever the market will bear and it's up to you, the consumer, to push back and tell them that their price is too high. At the end of the day, they would rather you spend $5 a month than quit and spend $0.
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The first thing to note about the City of Buffalo's dwindling stash of unreserved funds is that City Comptroller Mark J.F. Schroeder made a point of raising the issue.
When Schroeder became city comptroller in 2011, he had virtually none of the background that voters might hope for in the office of the city's independently elected chief fiscal officer. The skeptics of the idea of a state assemblyman parachuting from Albany into an important job requiring a specific kind of background included this page.
Yet, Schroeder has done a creditable job as comptroller, not just monitoring the city's balance sheet, but stepping in to push for reforms on towing policies that he identified as out of compliance with state law. Between his own devotion to the task at hand and that of his staff and some outside experts, Schroeder has done a good job, thus far.
That doesn't mean it wasn't an odd choice. Schroeder succeeded Andrew A. SanFilippo, who resigned to take a job in the office of New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. SanFilippo was highly experienced, as was his deputy, Darby R. Fishkin, who ran the office while a successor was found. Schroeder developed that experience through his drive and connections.
Given the same set of circumstance again, we would still have preferred to see a comptroller who didn't need on-the-job training. That only makes sense. But Schroeder has worked to allay concerns about his lack of expertise.
As to the city's fast-disappearing surplus, it is unfortunate but, given the choices, not the worst of all possible problems. Mayor Byron W. Brown had wisely pledged not to raise property taxes, which was important given that the city was near its constitutional taxing limit. In fact, Brown reduced taxes. He also wanted to reclaim authority from the city control board and to establish a rainy day fund, among other goals.
He succeeded in those aims, but the price was to dig deeply into what three years ago was $40 million in unrestricted surplus funds. Just $12.2 million remains. The city's own four-year financial plan anticipates using another $3.9 million from the unrestricted fund balance, leaving less than $9 million available.
The challenge ahead is to protect the city's "A" category financial rating from the three credit-rating agencies, a score that the city achieved through the hard work of the mayor, the Common Council and the control board. But the city's fast-shrinking pot of unreserved funds threatens that rating, which influences the interest rate the city pays when it borrows money.
Keeping the rating won't be easy, given that a year remains on Brown's pledge not to raise taxes. Still, that is the task that Brown and other city officials must accomplish as the mayor approaches this year's re-election campaign.


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OK, so let's just admit right up front that this dessert is not going to win any photo contests. Cooked bananas just aren't that attractive. But if you are planning an Indian feast any time soon you may want to try this sweet dessert.
- 1 tbsp margarine
- 4-5 ripe bananas, sliced
- 1 1/4 cups water
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 tsp vanilla
- 1/2 cup toasted sliced almonds
- nutmeg
1. Melt margarine in a non-stick frying pan over medium heat. Add banana slices and fry for 5 mins. Remove from heat and mash well.
2. Return to heat and add 1/4 cup of the water. Cook for 5 mins, stirring constantly. Add sugar and the rest of the water. Bring to bubbling and cook for 15-20 mins, stirring regularly, until thick.
3. Remove from heat and add vanilla. Transfer to a large bowl, or several smaller serving bowls. Sprinkle some nutmeg over top and garnish with almonds. Can be served hot or cold.


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Disney's The Little MermaidIn a magical kingdom beneath the sea, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. Based on one of Hans Christian Andersen's most beloved stories, with music by eight-time Academy Award winner Alan Menken, it's a hauntingly beautiful love story for the ages.07/09/2013 - 07/21/2013Location: Benedum Center, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Lady Windermere's FanTongues wag when the tarnished Mrs. Erlynne returns to town, but it's Lady Windermere who is most scandalized: she suspects her new husband of having an affair with this woman of ill-repute. When she decides to strike back at him with her own unfaithfulness, an unlikely rescuer saves her from the deed and its consequences. Re-conceived by director Alan Stanford, Oscar Wilde's comic masterpiece time-travels to the 1940's, where the price for breaking high society's rules are still considerable. Nike Doukas stars.07/11/2013 - 07/27/2013Stephen Foster Memorial Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Harlem Quartet - Take the "A" TrainCo-presented with the Kelley-Strayhorn and the African-American Jazz Preservation Society of Pittsburgh. The Harlem Quartet's mission is to advance diversity in classical music, engaging young and new audiences through the discovery and presentation of varied repertoire that includes works by minority composers.07/11/2013Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Kelly-Strayhorn Theatre, 5941 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Twelfth Night07/11/2013 - 07/20/2013221 Fayette St. Johnstown, PAwebsite | map
Shining Brow, The Opera about Frank Lloyd WrightDaron Hagen's Shining Brow reveals the inner landscape of Wright's heart through a tragic love affair with the wife of a client. Shining Brow is at once intimate and universal. Hailed as "one of the most important American operas of the past decade," Shining Brow (1993) appears in a newly-revised version created by the composer especially for SummerFest.07/11/2013 - 07/19/201300/0007/11 - 7:30 pm07/19 - 7:30 pmTwentieth Century Club, 4210 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Thirty Minutes of Exceptional Organ MusicFree organ recitals, Thursdays at 5.� Today, Chaz Bowers, of Immaculate Conception, Irwin.07/11/2013Time: 5pmWestminster Presbyterian Church, 2040 Washington Rd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Night Caps InternationalAll set in the same hotel, the 2013 edition of "Night Caps International" introduces characters from around the world whose paths and languages intersect with comic results during a hotel stay. One of four 15-minute operas will be performed following SummerFest mainstage operas, July 11-13 & 19, and all four Night Caps will be staged on the 20th & 21st.07/11/2013 - 07/21/201307/11 - 9:30 pm07/12 - 10:00 pm07/13 - 11:00 pm07/19 - 9:30 pm07/20 - 9:30 pm07/21 - 6:30 pmLocation: Twentieth Century Club, 4210 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
"Frank 'n' Fluff" & "Meet Me in St. Louis"IUP's Footlight Players present Joe York's "Frank 'n' Fluff," the heartwarming tale of a boy and his quest for friendship, followed by the classic musical "Meet Me in St. Louis," about the Smith family in 1904. Follow website link for show times.07/12/2013 - 07/14/2013Location: Wall Hall, Indiana University of PA, Indiana, PAwebsite
"The Beloved Dearly" & "The Dinosaur Musical"IUP's Footlight Players stage Doug Cooney's "The Beloved Dearly." a comedy about business, friendships, loss and feelings, followed by Nick Hrutkay and Robert Reale's "The Dinosaur Musical," a show for fossils of all ages. Follow website link for show times.07/12/2013 - 07/14/2013Location: Waller Hall, Indiana University of PA, Indiana, PAwebsite
Concert 01PNME begins its season with "Table of Contents" by David Lang, "Music for a Summer Evening (Makrokosmos III) by George Crumb, and "Hallelujah Junction" by John Adams. Kevin Noe directs.07/12/2013 - 07/13/2013Time: 8:00 pm07/12 - 8:00 pm07/13 - 8:00 pmCity Theatre, 1300 Bingham Street Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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Sandusky County, Ohio in the Civil War
Identified photographs as well as additions and corrections to the database are welcome. Please e-mail Nan Card at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center ( email@example.com ) with evidence of the soldier's record and/or his image.
Click HERE to browse an alphabetical list of names in the database.
Click HERE to choose from a list of the regiments.
Richard L. Manion began the project in 1989 as part of his thesis research at Bowling Green State University. Nan Card, Curator of Manuscripts at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, continued to add data from original sources located at the Center. Descendants and Civil War researchers also contributed service records. In all, over sixty sources were consulted to identify soldiers who either resided in or enlisted from Sandusky County, Ohio. These were the same criteria used by the Sandusky County Military History Committee.
The Sandusky County Kin Hunters published the database in 1992 as a book: Sandusky County,Ohio Civil War Soldiers. The book contains selected photographs and letters of which many may be found within the manuscript holdings of the Hayes Presidential Center. The Kin Hunters graciously permitted the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center to place the database on its web site. The copyrighted publication may be purchased from the Sandusky County Kin Hunters (Spiegel Grove, Fremont, Ohio 43420).
Michael Fork adapted the database for use on the web site. Mary Lou Halbeisen, computer assistant, scanned the images of soldiers appearing in the book as well as those acquired since its publication. Gilbert Gonzalez designed this page.
In July 1865, a group of prominent Sandusky Countians formed a committee known as the Sandusky County, Ohio Military History Committee. Its purpose was to identify Sandusky Countians who served in the Civil War, including those whose service comprised three years, one hundred days, three months as well as draftees, substitutes, Squirrel Hunters, U.S. Naval personnel, U.S. Regulars and veterans. The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center holds some of the surviving records within its local history collections, however, the committee never produced a comprehensive list of names. It was not until 125 years later that another list was attempted.
The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 served as a model for the database. Important events that took place during a soldier's service appear in the Disposition field. If two events are listed, a comma separates the information. The Date field lists the dates (month, day, and year if known) of the events respectively. Additional information regarding the events may sometimes be found in the Notes field. Notes are in the order of the events listed in the Disposition field.
Some soldiers served as many as three times in as many different units. If a single soldier's second or third service could be determined, the editors added the information to the Notes field. If doubts existed as to whether it was the same soldier, the editors created individual entries for each service record. Therefore, readers who have personal knowledge of a soldier's service may find him listed as many as three times. A list of all sources is available at the Hayes Presidential Center.
Lack of documentation prevented identifying every soldier associated with Sandusky County. Men who were drafted and distributed throughout the regiments of Ohio or who saw service in the Regular U.S. Army, Navy, and Marines were particularly difficult to trace. Occasionally, a soldier's name is given as the only information available. These soldiers' service records could not be accurately documented, however, their names appeared in one or more of the sources used.
Frequently, variations in the spelling of the given name and/or the surname occurred. In such cases, the editors used their best judgment.
Sandusky County, Ohio men formed substantial elements of the following Ohio regiments: 8th, 21st, 25th, 49th, 53rd, 55th, 57th, 67th, 72nd, 100th, 101st, 111th, and 186th as well as the 169th ONG and the 3rd, 9th, and 10th cavalry units. The county's largest single contribution of men was the 72nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry recruited by Fremont attorney and Ohio Congressman Ralph P. Buckland. By war's end, 65% of the county's military-age men saw service in the Civil War.
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If you're a fan of storytelling in music, University at Buffalo's Alumni Arena has been the place to be this month. A mere nine days after playing host to Bob Dylan's mortality-obsessed gentleman cowboy revue, the college's annual Spring Fest brought in another exceptional raconteur – Compton rapper Kendrick Lamar. The artist's 2012 concept record, "Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City," is a poignant, narcotic, autobiographical tale of temptation in America, a first-person "Desolation Row."
When Lamar took the stage, he had several things working against him.
The room, for one. On a good day, Alumni Arena would not be an audiophile's venue of choice, and on Sunday evening, the place was packed with college students nearing the end of a semester, which made for an echo chamber that threatened to render any lyric or between-song remark indecipherable.
Second, Lamar was preceded by the aggressively loud electro-dance stylings of Krewella, a Chicago duo that matched throttling low-end noises with siren-like high-end noises, creating a form of unholy uber-noise that I just couldn't process. The crowd adored every second of this, so I'll shut up.
Lamar's performance largely overcame these obstacles, in ways that only a talented rap act could.
"Is anybody trying to be successful on this side?" he asked to different sections of the crowd before launching into "Backseat Freestyle," a rambunctiously addictive track from "M.A.A.D City" that should be played anytime you get a raise.
The song's production is stripped to the bone – just an insistent bass drum, some clattering, compressed snares and Lamar. It cut through the maelstrom of arena noise, the simple drum machine patches bolstering the rapper's swagger-drenched verses, his playfully phrased desires for money and power entertaining thousands of people who are about to enter a less-than-welcoming job market.
When the set list called for songs with more intricate beats – like the delicate Janet Jackson sample in "Poetic Justice" or the warm, jazz-fusion loop of "HiiiPower" – their nuances were only intermittently audible. But as long as we heard that bass drum and could plug into the artist's commanding syncopation, we lost little of the emotion. The American dream was still laid bare with poise and attitude on "Money Trees." "Hol' Up" still sounded like a diary entry.
I saw four of the six groups that played Spring Fest (deadline constraints prevented me from catching headliner, Steve Aoki), and while Bad Rabbits got my attention with its Fishbone-ish brand of falsetto funk and hard rock, and Krewella didn't have any problems getting themselves heard, Lamar was the only artist to really transcend it all.
Of course, having the best songs and the most talent had something to do with that. But it also had something to do with genre. Right now, I feel like none is simpler, more utilitarian, more lopsidedly human than hip-hop.
Sunday, Kendrick Lamar made himself heard through the din – not by turning it to 11, but by putting all his focus on stringing words together in just such a way. Mr. Dylan would have been proud.


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FDA's final guidance for biomarkers related to the development of new drugs or biotechnology products represents the strongest effort made by the agency to date to bring more biomarkers beyond the laboratory to the clinic. The guidance seeks also to help U.S. companies develop biomarkers for the global industry.The FDA guidance focuses not on the science of biomarkers but instead offers recommendations for the context, structure, and format of regulatory submissions by companies seeking to qualify genomic biomarkers. While the guidance applies to genomic biomarkers, FDA says the principles could apply to other biomarker categories, such as proteomics, imaging, and a genomic-nongenomic combination of biomarkers. Efforts to regulate the other biomarker categories via guidance have not been finalized. Last December, FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine developed general approaches and analytical techniques for proteomic analysis of complex biological matrices as part of a project to develop techniques to analyze biological specimens for biomarkers.FDA has even acknowledged how far it still has to go. In a report it issued this month called "In Driving Biomedical Innovation: Initiatives to Improve Products for Patients", the agency lamented that fully qualified biomarkers are among examples where "much of the applied regulatory science for evaluating the strategies and outcomes for personalized medicine…are still underdeveloped."
Under FDA's new biomarker guidance, descriptions of the context for using a biomarker should include: (1) the general area, (2) specific biomarker use, and (3) critical parameters that define when and how the biomarker should be used. General area includes but isn't limited to pharmacology, toxicology, efficacy, safety, and disease.Specific biomarker uses can cover factors ranging from patient selection and dose optimization to drug response monitoring. Critical parameters include specificity of use by class or product, disease diagnosis and phenotypes, sample collection, assay specifications, tissue or physiological/pathological process, species, demographics, and environmental factors.The context should be supported, the guidance noted, by data available in the biomarker's initial qualification dossier submission. Should that data prove inconsistent with the proposed context, drug developers could be asked to furnish additional data during the process of qualifying their biomarker.According to the guidance, the structure of qualification submissions should include an overview of biomarker qualification, with a justification for its proposed context of use, followed by summaries of analytical assay data, nonclinical biomarker data, and clinical biomarker data. Once a biomarker is qualified, researchers need not generate additional data to justify its use."These kinds of things help in the determination of whether or not a patient is going to appropriately respond," David L. Rosen, a partner and co-chair of the life sciences industry team at the law firm Foley & Lardner LLP, told GEN."That's what we're looking at: How well can the diagnostic agent help people assess whether or not they have particular characteristics that would respond? Can they differentiate between people who have a particular marker or not? How susceptible is the biomarker to false positive readings? I think all those play into that determination," said Rosen, who spent 14 years at the FDA.
In its final biomarker guidance, FDA used the definition of genomic biomarker developed by the International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use: a measurable DNA and/or RNA characteristic that is an indicator of normal biologic processes, pathogenic processes, and/or response to therapeutic or other interventions. ICH's six sponsors comprise a coalition of government and industry groups as well as regulatory bodies in the U.S., Europe, and Japan. Its guidance was endorsed by FDA and its counterparts in the EU and Japan in September 2010. That's more than a full year after FDA released its draft guidance on the topic and around the time FDA would typically be expected to have issued its own final guidance. The slower pacing of review compared to typical FDA-only guidance processes reflected the desire of the agency and its counterparts to harmonize global biomarker standards. Until the ICH harmonization process began, FDA's approach to biomarker review was piecemeal: CDER individually qualified biomarkers like LDL cholesterol and total cholesterol in cardiovascular disease risk as well as the CD4 blood test and viremia in HIV/AIDS.
The discussion of biomarkers in the guidance is consistent with the "fit-for-purpose" framework for a performance-and-purpose based classification of biomarkers discussed in scientific literature in recent years, Antoinette F. Konski, also a partner with Foley & Lardner, and a member of the firm's chemical, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical practice, explained to GEN."Fit-for-purpose" concludes that for biomarkers that are deemed fit for the purpose of detecting toxicity and monitoring drug safety and therefore qualified for use in a regulatory decision-making context, the underlying science must be sufficiently rigorous to match the critical level of evidence and performance that would be needed. Sufficient qualification data must exist to define the fitness of a biomarker for a regulatory purpose involving safety evaluation and toxicity detection."The evolving nature of biomarker qualification further underscores that a significant effort is necessary to cross a scientifically credible threshold from an unqualified or exploratory biomarker, which would not be appropriate for a regulatory data submission filing, to a qualified safety biomarker appropriate for regulatory decision-making," Konski pointed out."For any exploratory safety biomarker to be considered newly qualified as fit-for-purpose, the qualification process is usually incremental. Any additional data required to support qualification for regulatory use will be expected to depend on what data may already be publicly available, may lie within regulatory repositories, with individual sponsors, or available from consortia and institutions."Sponsors and regulatory authorities share a responsibility for acknowledging when new safety biomarkers are appropriately qualified for regulatory decision-making," Konski added. With the final guidance in place, it will now be up to those sponsors and regulators to exercise that responsibility by choosing for review biomarkers with enough data.While harmonizing global biomarker standards may save time and money for drug developers and others, that savings could be negated if sponsors submit the wrong products for review, especially with the present-day FDA more than willing to sacrifice speed of decisions for what it argues is a better grasp on safety to improve decision-making. Stakeholders will be looking for results that hold the best prospects for approval so that the trickle of biomarkers migrating from the lab to the clinic stands a better chance of building up to a steady stream.
Alex Philippidis is senior news editor at Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News.
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