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The 23-year-old Paredes hit .286 in 46 games with the Astros last season. He came into camp with a chance to be the starting third baseman on opening day. He hit .190 in 10 exhibition games.
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Benefit for Jenny Mays DeLorenzo of Salem is March 9
A benefit for Jenny Mays DeLorenzo, who works at HopeTree in Salem and has a rare kidney disorder, will be held March 9, 2013, at 7 p.m. at the Mountain View Center, 714 13th St. S.W. in Salem. Her longtime friend Wendy Maxey shares her story:
One of my best friends, Jenny Mays DeLorenzo, is in need of a kidney transplant. A little history to let you know why this is a special situation.
Jenny and I went to high school together. She is 40. When she was 17, she was diagnosed with a rare disease called Wegener's Granulomatosis. It is a rare autoimmune disorder in which blood vessels become inflamed making it hard for blood to flow. It mainly affects blood vessels in the nose, sinuses, ears, lungs and kidneys, although anything or area of the body can be involved. Wegener's is potentially fatal over time if not caught in time or treated. There is no known cause for the disease.
Jenny was out of school her entire junior year as she was in full throws of the disease. Since then she has had "flare ups" that keep her on Prednisone near constantly. In Jenny's case, her respiratory system has been heavily affected.
She's had five tear duct surgeries, complete sinus surgery, three masses removed from her shoulder, right eye and right cheek, which has resulted in Bell's palsy. Jenny also has what is called "saddle nose," which has caused her nose to basically sink into her face. She needs two more surgeries next year in addition to a kidney transplant.
Because of Wegener's, now Jenny's kidneys don't work anymore. She is on full dialysis at 40 years old. She is also one of the youngest people to have tried what's called overnight dialysis on a portable machine at her house. Rather than visit the dialysis center for hours at a time several days a week (after working a full day, more on that later), she was able to get her dialysis at night while sleeping.
After some complications, she decided this wasn't going to work out.
Now she attends dialysis sessions several times a week for three to four hours at a time. She takes her laptop and phone, and spends that time completing daily paperwork for her job as regional coordinator of HopeTree Family Services in Salem.
Her life has changed dramatically. Imagine working all day and then going to sit in a chair for hours at a time. Dialysis isn't a temporary fix. It doesn't stop until she gets a new kidney. Jenny is waiting on a donor match and is on transplant lists through UNOS, UVa, Vanderbilt and, after Jan. 1, Baptist Hospital.
Her insurance covers some of the costs, but she'll still need to pay $25K out of pocket for the surgery. And being so young for a transplant, Jenny will see the need for three to four kidneys in her lifetime. So this surgery isn't a one-time thing.
The thing about Jenny is that she's given back her whole life. While most people would get very bitter if dealt her hand, she has remained positive, funny and successful. That girl does more in a day than I do in a week, and she's usually sick when she's doing it.
As mentioned, she works full time at HopeTree Family Services, where she started as area coordinator. Jenny has worked with people with special needs since she graduated from Radford in 1994. Not to sound cliché, but she truly does have the patience of a saint.
There is a benefit for Jenny on March 9 at Mountain View Center. There will be dinner, musicians, raffles, a silent auction and alcohol. Several of her friends and family members are in the process of getting donations for it.
My goal for her is to get her story told. I think she deserves it. The fact that she even has this rare disease is enough for a story.
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A group of Dexter Regional High School students and their teacher-adviser Regan McPhetres plan to investigate and prove the existence of mountain lions in Maine.
McPhetres, who along with another teacher ran a similar program from 1992 through 2001 in the Winslow-Waterville area, believes there is plenty of evidence that the elusive creatures have a presence in Maine.
"There's evidence they exist around us," McPhetres said Sunday, despite the reluctance of some state officials to embrace the findings. He said confirmed sightings have been reported in Vermont, New Hampshire and New Brunswick.
Mountain lions are supposed to be extinct east of the Mississippi with the exception of a population in the Everglades, according to McPhetres. His earlier program, however, provided enough results to help convince some state wildlife officials these wild animals are in Maine, he said.
While state officials attribute these sightings to an escaped pet or a transient cat, the information compiled by the students along with information from other organizations and the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife's own work, has increased the department's sensitivity that the large cats possibly exist in the state, McPhetres said.
The next step, the science teacher said, is to prove a breeding population exists in the state.
McPhetres said the Dexter Regional High School program will build on the previous program which revealed one hot spot triangle for sightings that extended from Skowhegan to Stetson to Greenville.
Three students are enrolled in the pilot program in Dexter, which will be extended in the spring to include up to 10 students. These students must show talent, interest and perseverance to stay with the program, McPhetres said.
A hot line for sightings has been created at the school for the program. A survey will be mailed out to those who call. Based on the information provided, students will follow up with either a face-to-face interview or a telephone call, according to McPhetres.
In addition, hard evidence will be collected from sightings, including photos, scat, tracks and hair. The students also will develop a map of the sightings.
McPhetres said his group will share information obtained during the investigation with the DIF&W and any other agency interested.
The program will tie politics, government, science and research together and will provide students with skills transferable to any kind of job they choose to pursue in the future, according to McPhetres.
McPhetres expects the investigation will continue on an annual basis depending upon the findings.
People who believe they have seen a mountain lion can send a letter to Dexter Regional High School, care of Mountain Cats, Science Department, 12 Abbott Hill Road, Dexter 04930, or they may call the Mountain Cats hot line at 924-5536, ext. 236. by Diana Bowley "Dexter: Group to probe mountain lion mystery," Bangor Daily News, Bangor, Maine, December 17, 2007.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The incoming head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Friday he did not see any hard evidence Iran was trying to gain the ability to develop nuclear arms.
"I don't see any evidence in IAEA official documents about this," Yukiya Amano told Reuters in his first direct comment on Iran's atomic program since his election, when asked whether he believed Tehran was seeking nuclear weapons capability.
Current International Atomic Energy Agency head Mohamed ElBaradei said last month it was his "gut feeling" Iran was seeking the ability to produce nuclear arms, if it desired, as an "insurance policy" against perceived threats.
"I'm not going to be a "soft" Director-General or a "tough" Director-General," Amano told Reuters, when asked how he would approach Iran and Syria, both subject to stalled IAEA probes.
Amano, a veteran Japanese diplomat, won over the agency's member states on Friday, including developing countries which had tried to thwart his bid for the politically-sensitive post.
Amano is regarded as a reserved technocrat who would de-politicize the IAEA helm after 12 years of direction by ElBaradei, an outspoken Nobel Peace laureate. He retires in November.
Diplomats say the IAEA cannot afford weak leadership or a governing body polarized between nuclear "have" and "have not" nations at a time of danger to the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Amano was only narrowly elected as Director-General on Thursday, but the win was sealed by acclamation at a closed-door meeting of the IAEA's 146 members on Friday.
"The Director-General of the agency is an independent person. I will continue to be independent from any group, any region," Amano told reporters after the meeting.
Amano got the strongest backing from Western states keen for the IAEA to toughen steps against the spread of nuclear arms. But his rise has worried developing nations who see the non-proliferation maxim being used as an excuse to deny them a fair share of nuclear know-how.
Iran has exploited such tensions, winning sympathy in the developing world, by arguing that to stop uranium enrichment as major world powers demand would violate its sovereignty, stunt its energy development and perpetuate inequality.
The enrichment process can be configured to produce fuel either for nuclear power plants or weapons. Iran insists its programme is only aimed at producing nuclear power.
To produce a nuclear weapon Iran would have to adjust its enrichment plant to yield bomb-ready nuclear fuel and miniaturize the material to fit into a warhead -- steps that could take from six months to a year or more, analysts say. It would also have to kick out IAEA inspectors and leave the NPT.
Amano told reporters he would do his utmost to implement IAEA safeguard agreements in Iran and Syria. He also said there was hope for future agency work in North Korea, which told IAEA inspectors to leave in April and which has since carried out a nuclear test. It fired four short-range missiles on Thursday.
"I expect sincerely that (six-party diplomatic) talks will resume because only dialogue is the way for a solution," Amano said. "Upon the decision of...talks, I expect that the IAEA will be able to play an important role in the verification of nuclear issues in North Korea."
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Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, carried her son, Prince George, after his christening at St James's Palace in London. Britain's 3-month-old future monarch was christened on Wednesday in a service attended by just 21 guests. John Stillwell/Reuters
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Libor scandal: Seven banks face US questioning
Seven banks, including HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland, are to be questioned in the US for alleged manipulation of the Libor inter-bank lending rate.
Barclays, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan and UBS have also received subpoenas from the attorneys general of New York and Connecticut.
Last month, Barclays was fined £290m by UK and US regulators for rigging Libor.
US regulators said they were investigating potential involvement by other banks in the Barclays scandal.
The investigation is predicated on the assumption that at least one other bank must have colluded with Barclays in any attempts to manipulate Libor rates, which are used as a reference to price trillions of dollars of financial products.
The US authorities will see whether supporting documents and testimony provide sufficient evidence for a criminal prosecution.
Criminal charges could also bolster the strength of civil lawsuits by investors seeking damages for losses due to any rate-rigging.
"This is the first time we're seeing a legal case that is trying to prove [collusion]. If they can prove it, then all the fees could amount to tens of millions of pounds," said Ralph Silva, a banking analyst at SRN.
UK investigationA government-ordered review into Libor is currently being conducted by the managing director of the Financial Services Authority, Martin Wheatley.
The Wheatley review is examining how the Libor rate, the benchmark interest rate for trillions of financial contracts including some mortgages, is calculated and regulated.
The current Libor system is no longer a "viable option", Mr Wheatley said.
Libor is calculated using rates submitted by a group of leading banks who estimate how much it costs them to borrow in 10 currencies and 15 lengths of loans, ranging from overnight to 12 months.
There have been a series of allegations over the trading policies of banks in recent months.
Bank woesOn Tuesday, Standard Chartered agreed to pay $340m (£217m) to New York regulators to settle claims that it hid transactions worth $250bn with Iran.
Standard Chartered shares rallied on Wednesday after it agreed to settle the claims, after the institution had been threatened with having its US banking licence revoked.
Last week, New York's Department of Financial Services alleged that the US unit of the bank had illegally hidden 60,000 transactions with Iran worth $250bn over nearly a decade.
It accused the London-based bank of being a "rogue institution" for breaking US sanctions against Iran.
HSBC has also been accused of failing to prevent money laundering by the US Senate.
According to the Senate report, the US unit of HSBC carried out 28,000 undisclosed sensitive transactions between 2001 and 2007, an internal audit commissioned by the bank found. The vast majority of those transactions - worth $19.7bn - involved Iran.
As for Barclays, the Libor scandal led to the resignation of chief executive Bob Diamond as well as chairman Marcus Agius.
Last week, Sir David Walker was appointed as the new chairman.
He said he wants to review the way the bank operates and will begin his search for a new chief executive "within days".
Sir David is a senior banker who led the 2009 government inquiry into the rules governing how banks are run.
RBS has already admitted it is being investigated for fixing Libor.
It said: "RBS Group continues to receive requests from various regulators investigating the setting of Libor and other interest rates.
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John Sweeney, DemandGen; Dejana Stankovic, Cisco & Laz Gonzalez, SiriusDecisions
For many of DemandGen's clients most of their revenue is generated by partners but enabling effective partner marketing in a scalable yet consistent fashion can be a real headache. Recreation of assets, inconsistent messaging, slow turnaround, and unmeasurable results all make co-marketing campaigns with partners quite a challenge and results are all too often unsatisfactory.
Better results can be achieved by building a Partner Demand Centre (PDC). A PDC creates the mechanism through which your partners can engage in a co-marketing program easily, with little or no setup, and with approved yet customisable assets. When it works well marketers can enjoy much higher quality control, and an ability to then focus on optimisation and measurement.
So this month John Sweeney's Marketing Automation webcast will consider what best in class Partner Marketing looks like and how you build and manage a PDC.
John will be joined by Laz Gonzalez (SiriusDecisions)and Dejana Stancovic (Cisco) and they'll share their experience and thought-leadership on best practice Partner Demand Centres strategy and management.
Why do you need a Partner Demand Centre?
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What are the benefits?
How do you start and develop?
Dejana Stancovic, Head of Partner Demand Generation for EMEAR, will outline how Cisco has overcome many of these challenges with the creation of their Partner Demand Centre.
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I was sure last month that we'd wrap up this film-trivia Twitter game, but, as you'll recall, I ended that column with "Oh. We've run out of space. Again."
This month, I'll skip the prelude and jump in. You should follow the triviabot at twitter.com/FilmBuzz, and you can find back columns on the Linux Journal Web site if you need to get up to speed.
Last month, I ended by showing you a rudimentary solution to sending out twitters on the command line that looked like this:
#!/bin/sh # tweet - command line twitter interface user="filmbuzz"; pass="acctpasswd" msg=$(echo $@ | sed 's/+/%2B/g;s/ /+/g') $curl --silent --user "$user:$pass" --data-ascii \ "status=$msg" "http://twitter.com/statuses/update.json" \ > /dev/null
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$ tweet "My favorite film? Probably Lawrence of Arabia"
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So, clearly you can send tweet messages from the command line. In previous columns, we also pulled all the pieces together to be able to output trivia questions to standard out (stdout).
We have two command-line shell scripts that we need to put together: one sends its input as a message to Twitter, and the other actually generates a trivia question. Here's the latter, in action:
$ generate-trivia-question.sh Film Trivia! Was the movie "Schindler's List" released in 1993, 1994 or 1996?
There are a bunch of ways to put them together, but I'm partial to subshells using the $( ) notation. So, here's how I can output the very first real live programmatically generated trivia question to the FilmBuzz Twitter account:
$ ./tweet $(bash generate-trivia-question.sh)
And, Figure 2 shows the output.
Hu-bloody-rah! Finally.
Now that we have a command-line-based method of generating and disseminating movie trivia questions via Twitter, we need to automate the process, because I am not going to log in every few hours and type that command on the command line!
The tool of choice for any sort of automation, of course, is crontab. If you're reading Linux Journal, I imagine you're already familiar with it, but if not, read the man page for this powerful utility (man crontab).
For all its strengths, crontab requires that you have a simple invocation, and I generally like to write a script specifically targeting that crontab entry—like this:
#!/bin/sh # film trivia crontab job tweet="/home/filmbuzz/trivia/tweet" generateq="/home/filmbuzz/trivia/generate-trivia-question.sh" question="$(/usr/local/bin/bash $generateq)" $tweet "$question" exit 0
Easy enough. This can, of course, be run from the command line to test it, but what we really want to do is run it from crontab to see if all the paths and file permissions are correct, so it can run unattended.
To create or edit a crontab file, type crontab -e. I'm going to send out only two trivia questions each day: one at 11am and one at 3pm. The format of crontab entries is a bit tricky though, as the time and date recurrence requirements are specified as minute, hour, day-of-month, month and day-of-week, followed by the command itself. Fields you don't want to specify can be left as an asterisk (a wild card). So, if I want to run this command seven days a week at 11am and 3pm, I can most easily specify it as:
0 11,15 * * * trivia-cronjob
That's not quite right, though, because generally you can count on cron jobs having a far more truncated PATH than you're used to interactively, so every path should be specified (including in any script that's executed). Here's what I actually have in my crontab:
0 11,15 * * * $FBDIR/trivia/trivia-cronjob
Oh, there's one more wrinkle. My server runs in UTC (Universal Time, Coordinated, aka Greenwich Mean Time), so when it's 11:22am here in Colorado, my server thinks it's 17:22:41 GMT 2008.
Because crontab uses the system time, I need to adjust my specified times to meet my expectations, moving from 11,15 to 17,21. Otherwise, we're good to test!
Hmm...nothing happened. A quick check of my e-mail reveals the cause:
/home/filmbuzz/trivia/trivia-cronjob: permission denied
That's easily fixed with a chmod call (Figure 3).
As you can see in Figure 3, that fixed the problem, and now we've got a live trivia-question-injection system that scrapes the Internet Movie Database, figures out the correct and two likely, but incorrect, release years and puts it out on Twitter.
Next month, we'll finally move to a new scripting topic. And, in the meantime, if you want to enjoy the fruit of our extended labor and try your hand at film trivia, follow @FilmBuzz on Twitter at twitter.com/filmbuzz.
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I banged last week? Round three happened last night.
After Rounds 1 and 2 last week, she went into the bathroom, left the door open, sat down, and pissed while never breaking eye contact. Disturbing.
Well, last night it was worse. After Round 3 she went into the bathroom and closed the door. I thought, "Hmm. Maybe she realized that pissing with the door wide open while talking to me was disturbing." Nope. I quickly realized this wasn't the case, but in fact she was dumping like a truck.
After she opened the door, I asked, "Did you just take a shit in my bathroom?"
She replied, "Yeah..."
Me: "Well, could you at least spray some air freshener, you filthy animal?"
Her: "Uhh.... yeah... (sprays)"
Me: "Oh, and could you GTFO as well?"
Her: "Uhh... yeah..."
Then she proceeded to ask if I considered her a "friend". We've "hungout" twice. Rounds 1, 2, and 3. That's it. And this chick is already pissing with the door open and dumping without consideration.
Me: "No. Please leave."
I seek no advice and give no suggestions for how to handle a situation such as this. I just had to share it. Somehow, telling people makes it better.
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