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Scientists like to joke that smoking is a leading cause of statistics. It's an amusing observation, but sadly, when it comes to animal experimentation, it's all too true. Despite the failure of numerous animal studies during the 1950s and 1960s to reveal a clear link between cigarette smoking and cancer—and despite our established knowledge from human clinical data that smoking is deadly—smoking experiments on animals continue.
A search of the NIH PubMed database reveals dozens of rat and mouse smoking studies published in 2004 alone. Here's a brief sampling:
At least one tobacco company—R.J. Reynolds of Winston-Salem, North Carolina—also continues to tinker away on animal experiments:
Many of these experiments appear to be useless attempts to confirm what is already known in humans. Future columns will investigate this possibility and the wealth of available approaches based on clinically relevant human data.
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Last season is one that the Canadiens would quickly like to forget. The team finished in the Northeast basement for the first time in over a decade and earned its highest first-round draft pick in more than three decades.
What's more confounding for the Montreal faithful is that the season can't be blamed on one disastrous month or stretch. Only once did the team post a record better than .500 over the course of a full month and that was in January (with a marginally-above-.500 mark of 5-4-2).
Head coach Michel Therrien and general manager Marc Bergevin take over a team that finished well out of the playoffs last season.
The team went through a makeover throughout the season, so perhaps the team got some growing pains out of the way. The Michael Cammalleri drama couldn't have helped the room last season, nor could the uncertainty over the team's future in the front office.
One positive that came out of last season was the growth of the Canadiens young defensive corps. Statistically, PK Subban was just as good in his sophomore season as he was in his rookie campaign, which is a claim not a lot of young blueliners can make. He scored just two points less than his rookie season but logged two minutes more per game to lead the team in average ice-time.
Josh Gorges bounced back from injuries to play a full 82 games and posted the best plus-minus stats on the team (plus-14).
The team also saw 26-year-old rookie Alexei Emelin finish amongst the league's top hitters (15th overall) despite playing just 67 games, while Swiss defenders Yannick Weber and Raphael Diaz chipped some offence before going down to lower-body injuries.
The best news for the Habs is that Gorges - the elder statesman among Montreal's blueliners - is just 28 years old, so the youth movement can continue to move forward, especially if any of the team's prized prospects can make the jump to the bigs in the near future.
The Canadiens are now Marc Bergevin's ship to run and the team will hope Michel Therrien's familiarity with Montreal's hockey culture might quell some of the head coaching pressure they've faced in recent years. Then again, it could only take one sound bite from Patrick Roy to kick that frenzy off once again.
The Habs hope they've found their cornerstone centre in 2012 third overall pick Alex Galchenyuk. The big-bodied, American-born centre is a product of a Belarusian pro and – while he battled injuries through most of 2011-12 – at times looked equal on the ice alongside Nail Yakupov during their stint together in Sarnia.
Montreal's system is also full of quality prospects. Louis Leblanc got a half-season's work last year and should challenge for a full-time job this season. Nathan Beaulieu and Jarred Tinordi could beef up the Habs' blue-line in a year or so. Meanwhile, Brendan Gallagher, Michael Bournival and Sebastian Collberg could bolster the team's wings down the road.
Charles Hudon is also a name for Habs fans to watch, though injuries prevented him from playing with Canada's world junior team this year.
A lot of what went right in 2011-12 centred around the team's core group. Max Pacioretty enjoyed a breakout season and was rewarded with the Bill Masterton Trophy for his efforts. Erik Cole looked ageless at 33, hitting a career-high in goals in his 10th NHL campaign with 35. And Carey Price's goals-against average and save percentage were still top-15 in the league amongst goalies who played 40 or more games.
If the core produces the same way and the team gets a healthy year from Brian Gionta (and Andrei Markov?) and continued growth from P.K. Subban, there's no reason to believe the team can't bounce back, especially if the team gets an immediate boost from the aforementioned prospect pool.
Even with Scott Gomez gone, there are still some huge contracts for the Canadiens to deal with if they hope to be amongst the league's elite clubs. The team needs to get more for the money owed to Rene Bourque and Tomas Kaberle for the next two seasons in order to compete for the playoffs again.
A look at where Canadiens players went during the lockout:
Michael Blunden (Hamilton, AHL), David Desharnais (Gotteron, Swiss Elite), Raphael Diaz (EV Zug, Swiss Elite), Lars Eller (JYP, Finnish Elite), Alexei Emelin (AK Bars Kazan, KHL), Blake Geoffrion (Hamilton, AHL), Tomas Kaberle (Kladno, Czech League), Louis Leblanc (Hamilton, AHL), Andrei Markov (Vityaz Chekhov, KHL), Max Pacioretty (Ambri-Piotta, Swiss Elite), Tomas Plekanec (Kladno, Czech League), Yannick Weber (Geneva-Servette, Swiss Elite)
The Montreal Canadiens have a new look in the front office with GM Marc Bergevin and behind the bench with Michel Therrien, but when it comes right down to it, it's largely the same cast of core characters who will be looking to make amends on last year's fall from playoff grace.
New direction and new leadership off the ice will certainly count for something and by adding character guys like Brandon Prust and Colby Armstrong for depth up front, it's not fair to portray the Canadiens as same old, same old.
But the top Hab centres are still Tomas Plekanec and David Desharnais, though Montreal will give third overall draft pick Alex Galchenyuk of the Sarnia Sting a chance to show his stuff in training camp. Galchenyuk has played both centre and left wing in junior.
The givens up front will be Desharnais between Max Pacioretty and Erik Cole and that Brian Gionta will bring his same energy and effort on a consistent basis. Montreal is hoping Lars Eller can take on an increased work load and the Canadiens desperately need Rene Bourque to find a level of consistency. No one doubts Bourque's ability, but his effort level waxes and wanes.
Prust is a valuable teammate who fights, hits and does all the things expected of him, ditto for Travis Moen and Ryan White. Armstrong, meanwhile, will have to show he's mobile and healthy enough to still contribute but the Habs also hope to give some youngsters from Hamilton - Brendan Gallagher and Gabriel Dumont - an opportunity to at least audition.
The defence has its share of question marks. Andrei Markov has to stay healthy and that's always been a challenge. P.K. Subban has to sign a new contract and early indications are it may not come easily. And even if he's in the lineup, it will be interesting to see the dynamic between him and Therrien.
Josh Gorges is old reliable and Alexei Emelin, Raphael Diaz, Yannick Weber and Francis Bouillon round out a blue line crew that could be quite good if it stays healthy and responds to Therrien's new approach. Oh, and we mustn't forget Tomas Kaberle, who has the skill to be a top six factor but given recent history, there are questions about the will.
Youngster Jarred Tinordi and AHLer Frederic St. Denis from Hamilton could be options in the not too distant future but there should be enough veteran D, for now, to give Therrien lots of to work with.
It goes without saying Carey Price needs to be on top of his game for any Hab renaissance to take place. With Peter Budaj as the backup, Price is the undisputed No. 1.
It's going to be fascinating to see how this group responds to new coach Therrien but it's almost impossible to imagine this Montreal team being as poor and dispirited as last year's group ended up.
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NEW YORK Pipe supplier Everett J. Prescott Inc. (EJP) faces $76,230 in fines for allegedly violating workplace safety standards, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced.
OSHA inspectors happened upon an open, unguarded, 7-foot-3-inch-deep excavation in Scarborough, Maine, where EJP workers were installing a large valve in a pipe. The workers were not adequately protected from cave-ins and supervisory personnel failed to immediately remove workers from the area, according to OSHA.
"The walls of an unguarded excavation can collapse suddenly and with great force, burying workers beneath tons of soil before they have a chance to react or escape," OSHA area director William Coffin said in a statement.
EJP was cited for repeat and serious violations, OSHA said. The company reportedly was cited for similar violations in 2009.
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Identity Aware Loss Prevention: How to Manage and Protect Sensitive Information
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Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is receiving significant attention within the information security community as individuals and organizations realize the importance of managing and protecting sensitive information. The impact of a data breach can be significant, resulting in lost productivity, failed audits, and negative press exposure.
This session will review the benefits of identity-aware Data Loss Prevention and how these integrated solutions can help reduce IT risk, automate key security processes and enhance overall compliance posture.
Gijo Mathew - Vice President Security Solutions, CA Technologies
Peter Gouldmann - CISSP, NIST & CNSS Liaison
Brian P. Burns - Deputy Director, Office of Information Dominance and Chief Information Officer, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, the Pentagon
Simon Szykman - Chief Information Officer, Department of Commerce
Moderator- Tom Temin
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Gijo Mathew
Vice President Security Solutions
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Prior to rejoining CA Technologies, Gijo was VP of Solution Management at Orchestria and previously held several other strategy and management positions at CA. In each of these roles he developed and grew multi-million dollar businesses in the security market. Throughout his career, he has spoken at industry conferences, performed numerous security assessments, designed secure architectures, and advised organizations on complying with industry and government regulations, including Sarbanes-Oxley, GLBA, PCI, HIPAA, and other privacy mandates. His expertise extends into many areas of security including Data Loss Prevention, Access Management, and Identity Management. Gijo is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and uses his experience and knowledge to help organizations master the art of security by balancing business needs and risks.
Gijo holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Ithaca College and a M.S. in Management Information Systems from Boston University.
Peter Gouldmann
NIST & CNSS Liaison
Over the past 32 years, Mr. Gouldmann has held IT and IT security-leadership positions within the Department of State, the private sector and the United States Air Force. He holds a Masters Degree in Information Management from Syracuse University, and is a distinguished graduate of the National Defense University's Advanced Management Program. Mr. Gouldmann has been awarded the CIO certificate in Federal Executive Competencies from the CIO University, and holds the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) credential.
Mr. Gouldmann is a frequent speaker at IT security forums, and is an expert on the topic of risk management. In addition to his State Department activities, he is a participant and leader in many IT security policy discussions at the national level. Mr. Gouldmann has served as co-chair of the CNSS Risk Assessment Methodology working group, is involved in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence CIO's C&A Transformation initiative, and is a member of the NIST Joint Taskforce Transformation Initiative Interagency Working Group.
Mr. Gouldmann lives in Perry Hall, MD with his wife and two children.
Brian P. Burns
Deputy Director
Office of Information Dominance and Chief Information Officer
Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, the Pentagon
Mr. Burns entered federal civil service in 1997 as member of the Senior Executive Service with more than 13 years of commercial information management, technology and product development experience. He served in several information management, technology and cyberspace executive positions within the Department of the Navy; Department of Education; Department of the Interior; Department of Health and Human Services; and the Department of Treasury Internal Revenue Service.
Mr. Burns has been an active member and leader in the Federal CIO community in areas of information assurance security, Web 2.0, cloud computing security, Internet Protocol version 6, infrastructure optimization and strategic planning. While on rotational assignment detail at the Department of the Navy, Mr. Burns investigated net-centric and information-centric information access anywhere for Navy and Marine Corps warfighters; the use of Web 2.0; and "green" IT energy efficiency and stewardship. He represented the DON at the Department of Defense Enterprise Guidance Board, and collaborated with DOD counterparts on secure use of internet-based capabilities, Federal Information Security Management Act security metrics, standard email and directory services. Mr. Burns has provided agency executive and technical leadership, direction, advice and oversight for identification of short- and long- term IT agency goals; IT strategic planning and policy development and execution; IT workforce planning; IT capital planning and investment control business investment; information assurance security and privacy; enterprise architecture; program management; system life cycle and project management; web/application development; and enterprise infrastructure operations, protection, optimization and construction.
Simon Szykman
Chief Information Officer
Department of Commerce
Prior to his work at Commerce, Szykman served as the Director of the National Coordination Office for Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD), where he was responsible for the coordination of planning, budget, and assessment activities for the Federal NITRD Program. In this role, Szykman reported directly to the National Science and Technology Council and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) - where he also worked temporarily as a Senior Policy Analyst, focusing on technology-related issues including cyber security and high-end computing.
Szykman has also worked at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as the Department's first Director of Cyber Security R&D. There he led the development of cyber security R&D plans, programs, and budgets in support of the Department's mission, as well as the development of the Government's first interagency Federal Plan for Cyber Security R&D.
Szykman received Ph.D. and Master of Science degrees from Carnegie Mellon University, a Master of Engineering Management degree from George Washington University, and a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Rochester.


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Amanda Hipwell, Peer Tutor
Holy Family's mission statement reveals that the University "welcomes and cares for students, faculty, and staff as members of a diverse but interconnected family." The "family" here at the University is growing increasingly diverse, and English may be a second, or even third language for many students. In an effort to respond to the growing ESL population here at the University, the Center for Academic Enhancement has created a program to address their needs. The Center recognizes that American-educated students for whom English is not their primary language may have gaps in their language development, which can pose challenges in academic writing. The Center's goal is to help bridge these gaps and aid students in achieving academic success.
The planning process for the new ESL program began this past August, and the program itself was initiated in early November. It consists of assessments that will target areas where students may need improvement, while also determining their strengths. The tutors will work one-on-one with each student using a curriculum designed to meet individual needs. Self-paced tutorials are also included in the tutoring sessions. In addition, an educational enhancement support group is available to participants of the ESL program. "It is designed to provide learning strategies and to offer cross-cultural integration," Valerie Hertz explained. Hertz, a graduate student in the counseling psychology program at Holy Family, is currently interning at the Center.
The ESL program is run by Angela Godshall, Director of the Center, and three ESL peer tutors: Sara Cashin, Marek Kowalski, and Piotr Kopinski. Sara Cashin is a sophomore majoring in English/secondary education with a minor in Spanish. She is also the Vice President of Fusion, a new multicultural club on campus. She has worked with ESL writers and speakers on numerous occasions, through both the Inn Dwelling Program, which is sponsored by the Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity, and St. Mary's Parenting Resource Center in Langhorne. "Interacting with people of various cultures has strengthened my appreciation for languages and cultural diversity," said Cashin.
Marek Kowalski and Piotr Kopinski are both freshmen majoring in biochemistry. They, themselves, are international students who arrived from Poland shortly before the start of the fall semester. Both students have been enjoying their time here in America. "I really like this country," said Kowalski. "Although it is quite different from Europe, it is open for people of different cultures. People at [Holy Family] are really helpful for people of different cultures." He feels that being a part of the ESL program will be challenging, but also rewarding, as he will be able to meet new people and further develop his own English language skills. He looks forward to working with students because he will be able to use what he knows to help others. "I was given a chance to come here to study at Holy Family," he said, "and now I can do something for the University, and for the people, especially."
Kopinski sees America as "a place of opportunities," a place where he can grow and develop in various aspects of his life. Although he came here simply to receive a biochemistry degree, he has already gained a broader perspective on people in general, as well as on himself and his own abilities. "I think that the ESL program is a good way for students to develop language skills that are so crucial to the process of learning," Kopinski stated. "Every foreigner needs a means to communicate." He believes that the ESL program will not only help students academically, but also socially. "In general, it will make life easier [for ESL students]," he said.
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Though the name may be misleading, there's nothing "blue" about the genre-defying five-piece band Too Blue, performing at The Gatehouse Café in Southbury Aug. 7. Following the release of their new album Trouble with the Grey, that's garnered noted airtime and stellar reviews, the native Connecticut and New York band is making national news and earning quite the following in their home states. Blending bluegrass, jazz, swing and Celtic, Too Blue, made-up of Betsy Rome (guitar and vocals), Joan Harrison (banjo and vocals), Michael Sassano (mandolin), Jamie Doris (bassist), and Kalia Yeagle (fiddle) delivers an eclectic and adventurous performance filled with lush harmonies, catchy finger-pickin', and a sound that can't be pinned down.
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- Surfing Simon? will make a change from trolling LOL Sorry, couldn't resist.
- Jeezo Lowry! Veiled hint and innuendo!
What do you know him as a neighbour from Hell? the funny handshake club? or in the "biblical" sense?
Aren't you one for slagging off everyone else when they make an un-substantiated comment?
So you don't like the guy, for whatever reason. Have you ever stopped to think maybe the problem is you? From the comments you make on here, you certainly don't come across as a people person.
- C'mon Stephen – this is Vivien Dance we're talking about LOL
- Simon, brace yerself! I'm going to agree with you!
Ellen Morton – able politician? She's a blimin evil genius!
Rural schools are not a big agenda item in her ward? – well duh! I wonder if it would become one if she had voted to close Cardross Primary twice over the last few years? mmmmmmm?
And then of course there was those lovely pictures in the Helensburgh Dancevertiser a few weeks ago of Ellen and the Gimp informing the electorate of their £19 million bribe to be ALLEGEDLY spent in their back yard. And all because of them.
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- SNP report on Sun's YouGov poll showing Yes to Indy on 1% increase
Interesting to see yesterday that the Chief Exec of British Airways has come out in favour of Independence. - Argyll and Bute Council on track to lose £80k per annum to Waitrose
Well who would ever have thought this would happen? It was completely obvious from the minute that was secured as the site for Waitrose that lunchtime at Hermitage Academy would become a very different entity.I wonder if the extra £21,000 per week loss to the school that Waitrose are now raking in, was part of why the planners for Waitrose chose that specific site.
- Only the UK could claim Winter Games performance as epic
Interview with the men's team after winning silver. Before it was all Team GB blah blah blah, after it was you're from xxx in Scotland and you're from yyy in Scotland, you're from zzz in Scotland etc - Sochi Winter Olympics a triumph for Russia and for sport
What are we going to do with ourselves now? Loved following the games and Russia certainly did well.The BBC – that's a different matter. Their end to end coverage of curling was great for curling fans. I am not one of them. Whilst lots of other sports – exciting, interesting, exhilarating sports were on, we were stuck with curling, curling and more curling. I tuned in last Monday and Red Buttoned for my options, my choice 3 different curling games. At the same time there was cross-country skiing, speed skating and ice hockey going on – and possibly more.
There are also people out there that find curling as interesting as watching paint dry.
They also played a certain Gold Medal winning, perfect "6″ performance in the ice skating on a loop, just in case we'd ever forget.
My nightmares are now riddled with Torvill and Dean chucking curling stones in time with "it was 30 years ago" Bolero music.
- Only the UK could claim Winter Games performance as epic
The curlers were British until they weren't winning Gold and then they strangely reverted to being Scottish. Like Andy Murray becoming British the moment he won Wimbledon.You want to look at the Dutch team. When countries like USA and Russia fielded 235 athletes each, Holland had 41. Now look at how many medals Holland won. 5th on the medals table and a large part due to the Dutch obsession with speed skating.
For the Dutch the term "medal haul" is absolutely correct and they certainly can claim they had an "epic" result at the games.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The U.S. stock markets have been trading under the cloud of a valuation warning for several months according to www.ValuEngine.com.
Today we show that 76.2% of all stocks are overvalued 42.4% by 20% or more. 15 of 16 sectors are overvalued 13 by double-digit percentages, of which eight are overvalued by 21% to 30.9%. Sector price-to-earnings ratios have become elevated between readings of 17.2 to 29.9.
Stock market strength has been artificially propped up by the Federal Reserve's monetary policy of a 0% to 0.25% federal funds rate since Dec. 16, 2008, nearly five years ago. On Sept. 13, 2012 the Fed launched QE3, the purchase of $40 billion a month of agency mortgage-backed securities. On Dec. 12, 2012, the Fed added QE4, the purchase of $45 billion a month of longer maturity U.S. Treasury notes and bonds. These policies have failed and the stock market has become vulnerable to what I call 'QE-Fatigue'.
The purpose of quantitative easing was to lower mortgage rates, but instead the 30-Year fixed rate mortgage is more than 100 basis points higher than before QE3 and QE4 were implemented.
In my opinion the rise in rates caused the weakness in the homebuilder stocks since they peaked on May 20. Stock price weakness then spread to community banks which peaked on July 24. The Regional banks peaked shortly thereafter on August 1. There are no buy-rated homebuilders and there are no buy-rated regional banks according to ValuEngine. This table shows my suggested sector weightings within an overall continued recommendation allocations to stocks cut to at least 50%, with 50% in cash equivalents. When overweighting the sectors shown; computer and technology, consumer staples, multi-sector conglomerates, retail-wholesale and utilities I have been suggesting investments in the buy-rated stocks in the Dow Industrial Average. Cisco Systems (CSCO) ($23.31) has recently been upgraded to buy from hold after declining from a multi-year high at $26.48 on Aug. 13. Annual and semiannual value levels are $22.76 and $22.39 with quarterly and monthly risky levels at $24.44 and $25.66.Select the service that is right for you!
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Probably among Georgia legislators there are few who would not call themselves fairly rabid football fans.
The Richard B. Russell Building Special Collection Libraries is a special place indeed on Hull Street in Athens, almost a Hail Mary pass across Lumpkin Street from Sanford Stadium.
While the immediate years after the Civil War were troublesome for the South, including Northeast Georgia, it didn't take long for conditions to improve.
Godfrey Funk and his wife Patty are practically landmarks in Clermont, having lived in the same house on Main Street for 63 years, almost all their married lives.
Gainesville and Hall County hope eventually to have a trail system that runs from Lake Lanier and Pearl Nix Parkway through downtown Gainesville and the southside to the Oakwood campus of the University of North Georgia.
Journalists realize risks come with the territory in their profession because they sometimes are the bearers of information readers, listeners or viewers don't want to see or hear.
Templeton Reid, the guy who made Gainesville famous as the site of the first private mint in the United States, apparently was an eccentric tinker, inventor, entrepreneur and crack rifleman.
The Hall County grand jury fussed at the county commissioners for not fixing the roads and jumped on the state legislature for wasting money.
Longtime Hall County residents are familiar with the names of unincorporated crossroads communities such as Blackshear Place, Price, Brookton, Quillians, The Glades and Chestnut Mountain, which once was known as Chestnut Hill.
Famous Atlanta Falcons football players will leave their cleat marks tonight on the sacred sod of Gainesville City Park, a place where memories - athletic and otherwise - have been made for more than a century.
By the 1920s, Gainesville long had been a trade center, and more automobiles were filling its streets. With more people owning cars, demands for improving roads increased.
Gainesville's Chamber of Commerce had some ambitious goals in 1931 despite the nation heading into what became known as the Great Depression.
After the stock market crash in 1929, the economy really sank into the tank across the country. While it seemed Northeast Georgia was immune from the worst of the Great Depression in its early months, local businesses and industry would suffer eventually.
In the years before the Great Depression, which is said to have started in earnest the fall of 1929, there seemed to be no signs of an economic downturn in the Gainesville area.
It's been 69 years since J.D. Satterfield jumped from an airplane over France with other American paratroopers on what was D-Day June 6, 1944, the beginning of the end of World War II in Europe.
Jack Elrod spent much of his childhood roaming the rivers and woods around Gainesville and North Georgia.
If it weren't for the preference of Southern cooks for white flour in the early 1900s, there might not be a Helen, Ga., as it is today.
Iris Thompson Fry of Lula is somewhat of a hoarder - not the kind you see on television, but a hoarder of memories and stories.
When a winter like Northeast Georgia is having this year, when electricity and gas bills soar, when firewood runs low, and school schedules are slammed, people begin to reminisce about winters past, those that stand out.
One of the first military aviators from Hall County who fought in World War I had some narrow escapes in the air, but luckily returned with hardly a scratch.
Even in this more tolerant time, eyebrows are raised when a much older guy or gal marries a much younger gal or guy.
Picture Gainesville in the late 1800s. It was billed as one of the South's great health resorts because of its numerous nearby mineral springs. It had a dozen lodging places, including the Piedmont Hotel operated by famed Confederate Gen. James Longstreet.
Liv Reinhardt Myklebust, a Norwegian, traveled to the United States in 1980 to attend Brenau University in Gainesville on a Georgia Rotary Student scholarship.
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Washburn hit hard as Mariners fall
Rally comes up short after left-hander allows nine runs
DETROIT -- Left-hander Jarrod Washburn returned to the Mariners' starting rotation on Wednesday night and it was like he never left.
After being skipped for one start following a rocky outing against the White Sox at Safeco Field on May 10 -- he surrendered seven earned runs in five innings -- Washburn was back on the hill at Comerica Park for the second game of a three-game series against the Tigers. This one was even rockier than the last. Washburn lasted 2 1/3 innings, surrendered two runs in the second inning, seven runs in the third, and absorbed the loss in Seattle's 9-4 setback to Detroit in front of 36,495. Shortstop Yuniesky Betancourt and first baseman Richie Sexson hit solo home runs for the Mariners, who lost for the ninth time in their last 10 road games and fell 11 games under .500 for the first time this season. The month of May has been especially brutal for Seattle's starting pitchers. They have a combined record of 3-12 and a composite 7.27 ERA in May, compared to a 10-10 record and 3.65 ERA in April. All this from a five-man rotation that Mel Stottlemyre called "potentially" the best he has worked with during his 20-plus seasons as a Major League pitching coach. "To have guys of this caliber struggling as much as some of them have has got me baffled," Stottlemyre said. "It's hard to explain. We can't seem to get going as a rotation. We get a couple of well-pitched games and you think we're on our way, and then run into a game like tonight (or Tuesday night) where the starter gets beat up pretty good and we have to go to the bullpen early." The last time Seattle (18-29) had back-to-back wins from its starters was April 16-17 against the Athletics in Oakland. It extended the Mariners' winning streak to three games, which remains the high-water mark for the season. "It seems like we're behind the eight-ball almost every night," manager John McLaren said. "When you're behind, 9-1 ... it's not good." The eight-ball arrived early on Wednesday night. The first five batters in the third inning reached base on singles and the station-to-station march netted the Tigers two runs. And then one swing from Marcus Thames produced four runs via a grand slam. An ensuing triple and single produced the seventh -- and final -- run of the inning, and Washburn departed. "I had good stuff and made some good pitches," Washburn (2-6, 6.99 ERA) said. "I never look at video, but came into the clubhouse and watched it. The pitch to Thames was a mistake; it came back and got too much of the plate. "But every other hit they got that inning was on a ball. I knew they were going to be aggressive, because that's the way they were [Tuesday night]. I wanted to throw good pitches early in the count and I did that, but they still found holes." The Tigers came out swinging, and connecting. Of the 43 strikes Washburn threw, only two of them were swung on and missed. "I thought Jarrod made some decent pitches, but a couple of balls found holes," McLaren said. "He wanted to stay out there. He said, 'Let me wear it', and I told him he had worn it enough."
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Player | W-L | IP | H | ER | BB | SO | ERA |
Erik Bedard | 1-2 | 24 | 22 | 11 | 7 | 23 | 4.13 |
Miguel Batista | 1-2 | 20 | 26 | 16 | 15 | 15 | 7.20 |
Felix Hernandez | 0-3 | 22.2 | 31 | 14 | 12 | 16 | 5.56 |
Carlos Silva | 0-3 | 20.1 | 33 | 21 | 3 | 6 | 9.30 |
J. Washburn | 1-2 | 13.1 | 24 | 19 | 3 | 8 | 12.82 |
Totals | 3-12 | 100.1 | 136 | 81 | 40 | 68 | 7.27 |
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Families of 911 Victims invited to watch arraignment
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-proclaimed mastermind of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, and four others, are to be arraigned at a military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay on Saturday.
Mohammed and his alleged co-conspirators will be charged on 2,976 counts of murder—one for each person killed during the 911 attacks.
Nearly 11 years after the 2001 terrorist attacks, many have expressed frustration that it's taken so long to bring charges against the alleged conspirators. Past attempts to prosecute Mohammed and crew in a federal court in New York have failed. Congress blocked the trials in 2009 amid opposition to bringing the alleged conspirators to U.S. soil.
But on Saturday, family members of 911 victims will gather at designated military bases including Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn, and Forte Meade in Maryland, to watch via closed-circuit TV.
Six families were chosen by lottery to travel to Guantanamo to see the arraignment in person.
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Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda's historical drama about the final showdown between two key figures of the French Revolution — Danton (Gérard Depardieu) and Robespierre (Wojciech Pszoniak) — eschews historical pageantry in favor of a more intimate approach. Danton (1983) — made while the director was living briefly in France — is very close to being a great film. It is compromised by being both overlit and by Wajda's insistence on casting Polish actor Wojciech Pszoniak as Robespierre, necessitating his dialogue to be distractingly dubbed by a French actor. (There are other dubbed Polish actors in the film, but none so up close and personal as Pszoniak.) Still, the film is amazingly vibrant and compelling. Gérard Depardieu's Danton is one of the actor's best performances — a careful balancing act between buffoonish clown and a deeply concerned champion of the people against Robespierre's Reign of Terror. It's a role that fits Depardieu as few have done. At the film's center is Danton's trial — a put-up job with an inevitable outcome — and it's one of the best such depictions of a trial ever put on film. In many ways, it clearly draws from Ken Russell's The Devils (1971) — even to the hair-cutting scene (that isn't carried as far) and a dissonant musical score by Jean Prodromidès that recalls Peter Maxwell Davies' unsettling score for Russell's film. Wajda's film is ultimately less shattering, but it is undeniably powerful. Catch this one.
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I am writing this article from the LUG Camp at Wuppertal Germany, and the time is… – er, I have no idea. A kind person from the LUG Flensburg hands me a bottle of Flensburg beer, and I say "Thanks"… Enough has already been said about NTP (Network Time Protocol) based time synchronization, and in fact, I confess to having written about NTP in the past. But today, I will discuss how to time sync without NTP. Up curtain and welcome to HTPDate [1] Of course, NTP is the tool of choice if you need to sync the system clock across a network. But there are times when network synchronization is not possible. For example, if the machine you need to sync is hiding behind a totally hardened firewall maintained by a totally hardened admin who says things like "NTP? Never heard of it, so it must be something bad!"
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Edith Jones Lindner, 81, of Reliance, the widow of Woodrow Lindner, passed away on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 2, 2013, at Woods Memorial Hospital in Etowah.
She was a faithful member of Maple Springs Baptist Church, where she had formerly taught Sunday school. She was preceded in death by her parents, Edward and Maude Jones; and two brothers, Nolan and Jimmy Jones.
Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Carol and Vernon Webb and Kim and Danny Yarberry, all of Reliance; one son, Randall Lindner of Reliance; grandchildren, Keith and Andrea Webb of Tellico Plains, Kevin Webb of Athens, Kurt Webb of Cleveland, Dean and Tracy Lindner of Reliance, Chris and Kariann Lindner of Ten Mile and Michelle and Jay Worth of Cleveland; great-grandchildren, Mallorie, Marlee and Meredith Lindner of Reliance, Neyland and Ireland Webb of Tellico Plains, Casey Lindner of Cleveland, Paityn, Presley and Casin Webb of Athens and Hayley and Lucas Lindner of Ten Mile; sisters and brothers-in-law, Eva and Carl Nida of Huntsville, Ala., Wanda Jones and Dorothy Jones, both of Nashville, and Glenda and Roger Hyatt of Conyers, Ga.; brothers and sisters-in-law, Edward Jones of Oklahoma City, Okla., Virgil and Margaret Jones of Huntsville, Ala., Rex and Aline Jones of Loganville, Ga., Kenneth Jones of Tellico Plains, and Bertie Jones (widow of Jimmy Jones) of Oxford, Ga.; and several nieces and nephews.
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Cache file fails on Windows - name too long
Allow to register callbacks in the EventManager
Ideas for Event Manager Improvements
Dump() has side-effects or is unreliable
CouchDB, MongoDB caches
Add common exceptions into Doctrine\Common
add a method to force removal of any unmapped data on flush for a given object
[GH-242] adds a simple manager registry
Ability to set defaultManager on ManagerRegistry
DCOM-212 Merge DCOM-212 back into 2.4.x
DCOM-216 Merge DCOM-216 into 2.4.x
CodeGeneration using Doctrine\Common\Persistence\Mapping\ObjectMetadata
[GH-195] Add failing test to demonstrate parse error when @ is present in the description
[GH-233] [DocParser] Fix trying include classes if its must be ignored.
DCOM-175 Merge DCOM-175 into 2.4
[GH-310] Improve UnexpectedValueException error message, add testcase.
[GH-311] Improve UnexpectedValueException error message, add testcase.
[GH-266] Add a new method to use a filter before extracting the metadata
[GH-243] Update composer.json
[GH-315] Ability to use alternate dump functions
Extract Common Persistance Interfaces
Annotation parser matches colon after annotation
ignoredAnnotationNames doesn't work in Annotation loop
Wrong inflection for "identity"
Missing filenames from exception messages
Paths in Doctrine\Common\Cache\FileCache could create large directory indexes
Collection Criteria isNull does not work well
If @ManyToOne targetEntity contains class name with double slashes, "Cannot redeclare class" error is raised
Support for class constant annotations
Add AnnotationReader::getFunctionAnnotations()
DocParser - add support for php5 MyClass::class call to get path of the class