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Thank you for taking time to write. I appreciate your passion and support of the program. I have read your note. MB
Sent: Sunday, November 01, 2009 6:46 PM
To: Michael R Bohn
Subject: Please sir
Mr. Bohn,
As a 29 year resident of Denver and a lifelong Buffs fan, I wear my Buffs gear proud. I live in Arkansas now, and have spent my time in the south for the last 9 years where folks live and die with SEC football.
I live and die with Colorado football.
A neighbor said to me the other day, "Man, you must be diehard, flying your Buffs flag when they're playing like they're playing." Yes I am.
I love my Buffs, Mr. Bohn and I have never been more embarrassed to be associated with the program that I am right now. I loved Hawk from the get-go. Likeable guy. Passionate. A winner. All of that in year one, and two. We even traveled as a Buff family on our 13th wedding anniversary to witness the 2007 Independence Bowl in person.
Since then though, mediocrity, excuses, and a 15-30 combined record. Two road wins in three and a half years. A stoic, uninspired apologist has emerged. The passion is gone.
Ask yourself this; Have you seen Hawk get as mad as he was in the "intramurals" rant three years ago? Why isn't he that mad about our performance? Why?
Yesterday's loss was as bad as I have ever seen. This team has been prepared to play three times in two years. Last year against the Huskers in Lincoln, despite the late loss. Against Wyoming this season, and against KU two weeks ago. Every other time, we've been outmatched, out-talented, and out coached.
The damage by the product that is being produced now is irreparable when you consider the high school talent that won't even consider Colorado as their next stop because of how bad we are now. How many of the Danny Spond's the Mister Jones', and Nick Hirschman's will decommit on signing day, opting instead for a program more stable, more reputable, with more promise, even if it means less playing time. Guys we shouldn't have signed in the first place, like Darrell Scott and Nick Kasa, have to be asking themselves if they made the right decision considering where Texas and Florida are right now, and where they will be next year and the year after that.
Mr. Bohn, please. The time is now, not after the season. Not after we go 3-9 or 2-10. Not after next year. Make a change and salvage the recruiting season. Give kids and the fans a glimmer that a better day is coming, and save the kids that are leaving and those that are coming. People fear change, but we need one, and we need one now.
Hire Dave Logan. Hire UNC's John Shoop. Hire Turner Gill. Hire Jon Gruden. Hire Mike Shannahan. Hire Kyle Shannahan. Hire Tommy Tuberville. Hire Phillip Fullmer. Hire Will Muschamp who understands the passion that must come every week to play division one football from his days at Auburn and now at Texas. Bring back Bill McCartney at least in the interim, to restore the credibility to the Buffaloes. Hire someone, anyone, and hire him today.
Please sir. Make a change now for the kids, the fans, the state, the boosters, the alumni all deserve better. Restore the order. Restore the passion at the University of Colorado. You deserve better. We deserve better. It's division one football.
Shoulder to shoulder,
Eric Flohr
Bentonville, AR


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Healthy Hollywood: Get Movin' Monday – Emma Roberts' Get Fit, Have Fun!
There's no such thing as a ho-hum workouts for young Hollywood actress Emma Roberts. The former star of Nickelodeon's kid hit, "Unfabulous," is all grown-up and having some adult fun. Now, 20, she's discovered pole dancing.
The "Women's Health" cover girl reveals in April's issue that, "I started taking classes with friends as a way to both work out and hang out. You don't realize how much upper-body strength you need!" Emma reveals. Plus, as an added perk, this sexy workout gives her killer confidence. Something she certainly needed as a terrorized student in the upcoming "Scream 4."
The petite Emma is also a big fan of Pilates. "You wake up in the morning feeling a lot better. Also, I carry stress in my neck and back, and Pilates loosens everything up and keeps me flexible," Emma reveals to "Women's Health."
Besides fitness, she's also dedicated to healthier eating. She admits, "When I was [younger], I would eat whatever I wanted. My mom told me to eat healthier, not for the outside but for the inside. A lot of women feel like they have to eat healthy to be skinny, but [for me] it's not about that." Wise words from the young star. Perhaps she picked up some of her sensible attitude from her famous Aunt, Julia, who also lives a healthy and grounded life.
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52 Days & Counting.....
The Musers hit on this, this morning and I was immediately intrigued. Sports Illustrated and The Sporting News(this is still a thing?!) put out their list of best and worst coaches of CFB for 2013. I'm assuming this is based upon either 2012 achievements or the last few seasons, because there is one notable omission and I think you know where I'm going with this. Without spoiling it, I'll let you figure it out yourself.
SI's Top Ten CFB Coaches - By Stewart Mandel
1. Nick Saban - Alabama
2. Urban Meyer - The Ohio State University(a little premature based off one season after a hiatus)
3. Chris Petersen - Boise State (really?)
4. Gary Patterson - TCU
5. Bill Snyder - KSU
6. Les Miles - LSU
7. Kevin Sumlin - A&M (similar to Meyer, sans hiatus)
8. Bob Stoops - OU
9. Bobby Petrino - Western Kentucky (huh?)
10. Art Briles - Baylor
HM - Brian Kelly(ND), Steve Spurrier(Sakerlina), Charlie Strong(Louisville), Mark Richt(UGA), Bert Bielema(Arkansas)
The Sporting News Top Ten CFB Coaches For 2013 - By Matt Hayes
1. Saban 2. Meyer 3. Petersen 4. Stoops 5. Kelly(ND) 6. Spurrier 7. David Shaw(Stanford) 8. Pat Fitzgerald(Northwestern) 9. Miles 10. Patterson
Coming up in the coming weeks, we'll be doing our annual CFB Preview Mag reviews. Why? Because I like wasting money on them for your benefit and I like to bog down LSB with CFB. Duh.


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of us would love to visit Paris, but few can afford such an expensive trip. But
what if you didn't have to pay, and the tab was picked up by your employer?
was the case for some state employees and taxpayers picked up the bill.
LINK: List of participants (PDF)
Scott took the group overseas on what was a called a business development
mission to set up a booth and attend the Paris Airshow.
total cost of the trip was $332,000 and the majority of the money came
from taxpayers.
travelers we spoke with had mixed emotions -- envy and anger.
much work can you do in Paris?" Scott Frank wondered as he waited to catch a flight to Cleveland from Tampa International.
love to go to Paris," offered Diana Saxton, who was headed to
Philadelphia. "I don't think much work was getting done, but I'm
sure they had a good time."
overseas trade mission doesn't fly with some Florida lawmakers either.
don't need to be doing it in Paris at the airshow or any other foreign country.
Florida is a great place to do business and that's where the work needs to be
done," insisted Representative Dwight Dudley, D-St. Petersburg.
governor's office says plenty of work was done in Paris
and contends that several new deals were signed over there,
and the trip led to hundreds of new leads in the high-paying aerospace
like the group Florida TaxWatch, say trade missions like Paris are an
important part of developing business relationships, but
Representative Dudley isn't buying it.
believe the real work gets done in Florida in Tampa and Orlando and Miami and
Jacksonville. Not in Paris, not touring museums and taking trips up the
Eiffel Tower.
FOX13 requested the records two months ago and
we were provided no detailed information, just a one-page
breakdown of expenses.
LINK: Revenue & expenses from governor's office (PDF)
showed the information provided to us to Dan Krassner from Integrity Florida, a
watchdog group in Tallahassee. He doesn't like what he sees and is even more
concerned by what he doesn't see.
are the receipts? How do we know how much they are spending on meals and
Florida funded the majority of the trip. Krassner says his research shows
more than three quarters of the group's funding comes directly from
Florida says every dollar spent in Paris is expected to generate a $521 return
for the state, plus many new jobs.
a contract and show us where a deal was signed in Paris and how Floridians are
getting jobs," added Krassner. "We're not buying it. It's time for another
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News: "I Owe [Lil] Wayne A Lot For Putting Me On That Record"
Saturday, Dec 17, 2011 7:43PM
After the success of Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV reaching platinum status, former Bad Boy Records rapper Shyne has offered his reaction to contributing to Weezy's highly acclaimed LP.
Featured on Wayne's "Outro" along with rap heavy weights including Busta Rhymes and Nas, Shyne credits the Young Money star for putting him back into the spotlight.
"I owe a lot to Wayne for putting me on that record," said Shyne, 32. "That was a man gesture on his part, just taking me from the ashes. It took a while for me to find my voice and for me to get back in my rhythm. I'll be forever grateful to Wayne believing in me and respecting my legacy, respecting what I stand for and putting me on that record. "He didn't have anything to gain from that," Shyne added. "It's not like I'm the hottest thing on the block right now, but a legacy is a legacy. My first two albums were classics. I honor that dude." (XXL Mag)
"Outro" producer Willy Will hit up SOHH earlier this year and talked about having Shyne, Andre 3000, Nas, Bun B and Busta Rhymes all perform on his instrumental.
"Even though Shyne came out of nowhere I think the biggest shocker to me was probably Andre 3000," Willy told SOHH. "Especially since he wasn't listed [to appear]. When you listen, out of nowhere here he comes and I think it's a shock value because Andre doesn't even rap but maybe once a year. For him to come out and do this song with Wayne was a big surprise to me. For him to even do the feature was a shock and then for it to be my record, I think that might have been the biggest shocker. Secondly it would be Shyne because I haven't heard Shyne rap in forever. But first and foremost it would be Dre. Dre doesn't really kind of do these things often." (SOHH)
Last year, Shyne told SOHH Weezy was one of many rap stars he hoped to collaborate with following nearly a ten-year jail bid.
"I definitely want to collaborate with Baby, Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane," Shyne revealed to SOHH. "I'd also want to record with Usher, Rihanna, there's a few people that I'm jacking their style, definitely. Obviously Jay-Z is always somebody you'd like to do a record with." (SOHH)
He also informed SOHH of having a longstanding relationship with Cash Money's Baby a.k.a. Birdman.
"Me and Baby have had a longstanding relationship for over 10 years, since I've been out in the streets," Shyne added. "I've known him from way back then. We just kept that relationship. When I was in the pen, he got at me. When I got out the pen, he got at me. He's always been one of those O.G.'s that always stood tall and do what people from the block do. That's just what he does, he's just a good dude. So it's inevitable that we keep that connection." (SOHH)
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|Iran nuclear talks going well: diplomat
TEHRAN – Iran and the major powers held a second day of talks on Wednesday in Vienna in pursuit of a final deal on Tehran's nuclear program.
"The talks are going surprisingly well. There haven't been any real problems so far," Reuters quoted a senior Western diplomat as saying.
The talks were expected to run at least into Friday morning, Western diplomats said, according to Reuters.
The opening session on Tuesday was "productive" and "substantive", they said. "The focus was on the parameters and the process of negotiations, the timetable of what is going to be a medium- to long-term process," one European diplomat said.
The talks got off to a good start and the negotiations will be "lengthy" and "complicated," Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, a lead nuclear negotiator, told reporters on Tuesday.
Iran and the 5+1 group (the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany) clinched an interim deal in Geneva on November 24, 2013, according to which Iran agreed not to expand its nuclear program for six months in exchange for limited sanctions relief.
The Geneva agreement was designed to provide time to negotiate a comprehensive solution to the dispute over Iran's nuclear program.
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An update to an alleged travel scam we told you about last month.
Travel Suppliers of America was given a cease and desist letter by the Attorney General's office because their contracts violated Vermont law. The Attorney General's office says Travel Suppliers left the hotel and promised to refund Vermont customers who requested to cancel their contracts. At least two people have received a full refund.
And after we aired this story, the Attorney General's office said the publicity scared off another travel club business, Netrate Concepts. That company had two seminars scheduled this month and had been sending out postcards to lure Vermonters to the sessions. Their contracts also didn't comply with Vermont law, and the company cancelled their seminars.
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WASHINGTON | Tom Sullivan | August 22, 2014 | 04:54 PM | Network Infrastructure, Policy and Legislation, Interoperability
U.S. chief technology officer Todd Park is reportedly packing up to head back West — Silicon Valley, specifically. More
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Health IT companies once again made it to the list of fastest growing companies this year, with three big name EHR vendors chief among them. More
CHICAGO | Bernie Monegain | August 22, 2014 | 10:53 AM | Meaningful Use, Electronic Health Records, Workforce Management
A new survey and study conducted by HIMSS Analytics shows demand for qualified health IT workers is as high as it's ever been and "projected to continue in the foreseeable future." More
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Stage 2 of meaningful use requires at least 5 percent of a given provider's patients to be engaged in their own care either through an online portal or an electronic personal health record. The threshold seems low, but it is the first time that achieving... More
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The healthcare industry will be among the first to reap the benefits of emerging four-dimensional printing technology, according to a new report from Frost & Sullivan. More
Erin McCann | August 21, 2014 | 10:52 AM | Mobile/Wireless
With nearly 26 million Americans living with diabetes -- and racking up $245 billion in costs each year -- many stakeholders have been looking for innovative ways to help those individuals better keep tabs on their condition. With its new mobile health... More
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A decade ago almost all doctors kept paper charts on every patient. That is changing quickly as laptops become as common as stethoscopes in exam rooms. Here are some frequently asked questions about this evolution underway in American medicine and the... More
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Comments from the Premier healthcare alliance this week are just the latest in a flood of opinions and wish lists inundating Capitol Hill, after two senators asked for input on interoperability and data sharing. More
Eric Wicklund | August 20, 2014 | 10:44 AM | Mobile/Wireless, Quality and Safety
Boston's Joslin Diabetes Center is using an mHealth platform to help diabetics and their caregivers control a potentially fatal side-effect of the disease. More
WASHINGTON | Government Health IT Staff | August 20, 2014 | 10:10 AM | Electronic Health Records, Health Information Exchange (HIE), Network Infrastructure
Electronic health records are now a fact of life in federally-funded community health centers, with nearly all of the centers using EHRs in some or all their sites in 2013, according to the latest data from the Health Resources and Services Administration. More
Tracy Hume | August 20, 2014 | 08:53 AM | Meaningful Use, Electronic Health Records, Workforce Management
Too many eligible providers are waiting for their EHR vendors to take their hands and tell them how to navigate the next stage of meaningful use. More
WOODSVILLE, NH | Mike Miliard | August 19, 2014 | 11:23 AM | Meaningful Use, Electronic Health Records, Health Information Exchange (HIE)
When you picture the first handful of providers able to successfully attest to the rigors of Stage 2 meaningful use, a place like tiny Cottage Hospital might not be the first that leaps to mind. More


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Oaxacan cuisine is the new black in what we could start calling "Oaxacalifornia," and that's largely due to the Mexican state's unparalleled mole negro. Toasted chiles, spices, chocolate, and myriad other ingredients are ground into a paste, usually fried in lard, and blended with chicken stock. Tradition dictates that the inky sauce's only accompaniments be a small scoop of white rice and a boiled chicken leg, and at Las 7 Regiones de Oaxaca, that's just how you'll find it. Long, oval plates are blanketed with a velvety mole that's not too sweet (there's nary a hint of Hershey's), allowing the sauce's nearly 20 components to become a seamless slurry, with a bright flavor that belies its somber hue.
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ACC, not Big East, least deserving of AQ status: Orange Bowl WVU 70 - Clemson 33
The ACC is now 2-13 in BCS games. The Big East is 7-7. If you count the BCS wins/losses of Big East teams now in, or moving to, the ACC then the record is ACC 5-17 and the Big East is 4-3. Count Boise State's BCS record and the Big East is 6-3. I think we know who the more deserving AQ conference is. BTW, non-AQs are 5-2 in BCS games. Also the ACC, Big10, and Big 12 all have losing records in BCS games.


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TWO of the two teams in the NWCL Premier Division clashed at XLCR Stadium and it lived up to the expectation.
Colne, unbeaten in their last 10 games, knew victory would take them to just one point behind the leaders Maine Road – and the Reds started full of a confidence.
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At the Georgia campus of Walden University, a for-profit college based in Minneapolis, more than 2,500 students are working on master's degrees or doctorates in education programs, said Bonnie Copeland, vice president for education policy and regulation. Walden is a candidate for NCATE accreditation, which should be in place by early next year, Copeland said.
"We had pursued NCATE accreditation before this rule was even proposed," Copeland said. "We felt our programs warranted this kind of national recognition. We thought it was wise for us to pursue NCATE because it's the gold standard."
At Argosy University, a private, for-profit institution owned by the Pittsburgh-based Education Management Corporation, administrators are working to meet the commission's standards. The university also has applied for NCATE accreditation, spokeswoman Anne Dean said.
"We are currently engaged in a process of examining our programs and adapting them where necessary to ensure that they are in harmony with the new requirements," Dean said.
Tougher rules in the state of Georgia are making it more challenging for teachers to increase their salaries by expanding their education. The rules require higher levels of accreditation for Universities providing "certification upgrades" to the teachers. Additionally, teachers must pursue education that is relevant to their position and teaching field.
Private online univerisities like Walden and Argosy are embracing the changes and updating their programs to receive the upgraded accreditation. That's good news for Georgia's teachers and their students.


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Police are searching for the man who attempted to kidnap a 13-year-old girl waiting for her school bus Monday morning.
Authorities said the masked man grabbed the Lakeview Middle School seventh-grader about 6:40 a.m. and tried to drag her into the nearby woods.
Fortunately, a person driving by saw the attack and stopped to yell at the man, who ran back into the woods. Witnesses then called police.
Later, the man, who was no longer wearing his ski mask, came out of the woods near the apartment. He was suspicious enough that he was confronted by a dog walker and took off again.
"She was panicking, crying, telling me she almost got kidnapped," the girl's mother, Christina McCleary, told KCTV5. "A man got behind her and covered her mouth and tried to drag her into the woods."
Riverside police rushed to the El Chapparel Apartments, located at Gateway Street and Mandan Road, to investigate.
At about 8:40 a.m., two Riverside officers along with Platte County deputies re-entered the wooded area, canvassing for clues.
McCleary said she is incredibly proud of her daughter.
"A lot of kids at 13 wouldn't fight," she said. "She fought, drew attention and got out of the situation."
She also said her daughter won't be waiting at the bus stop alone anymore.
"She's going to be scared until this guy is found," she said.
Meanwhile, she and other parents are thankful people were there to help save this girl from a worse situation.
"That is exactly what needs to be done when it happens like that. Even if you don't know the child, you know something is not right. And you just go with that feeling," parent Michele Poirier said.
The Park Hill School District also sent out a release informing parents of the attempted abduction. This is the fourth stranger-danger alert this school year.
No arrest has been made in a similar attack in Liberty last month. Click here to read about this.
Authorities describe the man in the Riverside case as Hispanic, in his 30s, 5'8" tall and 150 pounds with a thin goatee. He also had dark hair, dark eyes and wore a black hoodie with either yellow stripes or colored stripes on the back and jeans.
The jacket apparently had a stripe running horizontal, separating the light color from the dark color. The suspect was also wearing light-colored jeans.
Police on Wednesday released a sketch of the jacket.
If anyone knows anything about the attempted abduction, they are urged to call the Riverside Police Department at 816-741-1191.
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Oscar Pistorius broke down in sobs and howls while testifying at his murder trial Tuesday, forcing the court to adjourn as the star athlete was describing the moments he said he first realized he had shot girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
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Should Catholics support Congressman Ron Paul? Is it reasonable for Catholics to support Congressman Ron Paul? What is said regarding his father is true for Senator Rand Paul as well. They follow the same ideology, they have the same advisors, and they have the same monetary backers. An apple never falls far from the tree.
Anybody who has followed my posts over the last year know that I have struggled to come to terms with Libertarianism and its implication with applying and contrasting it to our Catholic faith. I recognize the Catholic Church does not endorse any specific political or economic system. It stands in judgment of them all.
When I read the below article though it really sent alarm bells going off. Lew Rockwell is referencing Ron Paul's newest book, Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom. How can a Catholic support this position on abortion? Even if they can legitimately support this position, should they? In all fairness to both Lew and Ron I need to read this and other related portions of this book to see his comments in full context.
Campaign For Liberty – It's Time to Rethink Everything by Lew Rockwell
The book is arranged alphabetically, which makes the subject of abortion the very first entry. Where do you suppose Ron Paul stands on this issue? Let's just say that if you think you have followed the conventional debate, you are in for something completely different.
Ron is a vehement opponent of abortion, and he explains why in ways that will bring readers around to his perspective (which is that of a man who has delivered thousands of babies). Then he moves to the entirely different area of public policy, pointing out that a centralized edict on this subject runs contrary to every moral and practical dictate of human liberty. A centralized pro-life policy is as wrong as a centralized mandatory-legalization policy. He wants a repeal of Roe. He doesn't want state funding. But if a community wants to permit the practice, while he would certainly oppose that at the local level, his view is that the federal government should have nothing to say about it either way.
His position is shocking and out of the mainstream, to be sure, but it is also supremely practical. In innumerable communities around the country today, abortion clinics compete with alternative women's clinics to provide for those in need of pregnancy services. In fact, if you want to look where the pro-life movement has seen gains, it is not in the area of political organization but in providing a market service for those who are seeking an alternative to abortion. This is a case in point of how liberty serves to work out our core disagreements.
I recognize that good Catholics can disagree on the prudential application of moral matters. We can and should debate on how abortion should be limited or prevented, but something seems to be going astray with this line of argument above.
I wonder if someone could make the same argument regarding slavery for example? Sure it's evil but lets have one neighbor do it who supports it and another not do it who rejects it. If it's evil it must be prevented to serve the common good. The entire presupposition from a Libertarian perspective though is that all government is evil. How is this reasonable?
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The Red Sox are tired of hearing about the "Curse of the Bambino." For that matter, so is the entire city of Boston. But with finishes like Saturday's 3-1 victory in 11 innings, that curse could soon be forgotten.
Of course, Boston needs two more victories to pull out the Division Series against Oakland. But Trot Nixon's home run moved the team in the right direction. The last time Fenway Park hosted an extra-inning playoff game was Game 6 of the 1975 World Series. Carlton Fisk won that game with his classic home run off of the left-field foul pole.
Here is a look at the key components of Saturday's effort.
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It's easy to go unnoticed when Mark Mulder, Tim Hudson and Barry Zito precede you all season in the starting rotation. But Lilly made his presence felt on Saturday at Fenway Park, working seven strong innings and allowing a mere two hits. He gave up one unearned run, struck out five and continued to build off his strong final month.
Eric Byrnes:
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Ken Macha:
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The sixth inning:
After the dust and bodies had settled, the A's scored one run in what could have been a three or four-run, series-clinching rally. Byrnes was trying to shake off the after-effects of slamming into the human wall known as Varitek, instead of going back to touch home plate, eventually being tagged out when Varitek retrieved Lowe's wild throw. Later in the inning, Tejada assumed an obstruction call was coming after colliding with Mueller at third, when Garciaparra committed an error on Hernandez's high chopper with the bases loaded that allowed the tying run to score. Tejada stopped running, Varitek played through and Tejada was tagged for the third out.
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The A's gift-wrapped a Red Sox run in the second inning, with Tejada muffing a double-play ball and two errors by Eric Chavez at third. In fairness to Oakland, its defense steadied as the game moved on.
Miguel Tejada
Tejada was hitless in five at-bats, leaving him with an .067 average in the series. He committed a costly second-inning error and stopped running after assuming an interference call in the sixth, coming up short of giving Oakland the lead. Not exactly a Most Valuable Effort.
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What a time for Nixon's first hit of the series. The Boston outfielder knew he hit a Rich Harden fastball well to dead center in the 11th inning, but he thought the swing was a little late to drive the ball out. Guided by a force seemingly stronger than the weather, the ball reached the stands. Extra side points to Doug Mirabelli, who started the game-winning rally with a single to right.
Derek Lowe:
Lowe is a true example of playoff baseball -- do all you can to win the game at hand and don't worry about tomorrow until it comes. After throwing 42 pitches in relief and suffering a heartbreaking extra-inning loss on Ramon Hernandez's surprise bunt in Game 1 at Oakland on Wednesday, Lowe threw 100 pitches Saturday, allowing one unearned run. He pitched out of a seventh-inning jam, retiring Billy McMillon and Erubiel Durazo with the bases loaded and one out, while using his sinker to retire 14 A's via groundball outs.
Jason Varitek:
Is there a tougher catcher in baseball than the Georgia Tech product? Varitek blocked the plate perfectly to prevent Eric Byrnes from scoring the tying run in the sixth inning, and then had the presence of mind to retrieve Derek Lowe's wild throw that rolled close to the backstop and tag out Byrnes. The Oakland center fielder might have touched home plate, if he wasn't still smarting from running into Varitek.
Mike Timlin:
It's fashionable on the East Coast to criticize the Boston bullpen on a daily basis. But leave the playoff-tested Timlin out of that particular diatribe, after he threw three more hitless innings Saturday.
Manny Ramirez:
The team's top producer continued to falter with runners in scoring position. Ramirez is hitting .083 for the series, but his psychic powers are growing sharper. Ramirez pointed to the outfield before the final pitch of the game, seemingly calling Nixon's game-winning shot.
The first inning:
Johnny Damon doubles. Nomar Garciaparra walks. Two on against Ted Lilly, with nobody out. Lilly strikes out Bill Mueller, the American League batting champion, Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz and the Red Sox leave empty-handed.
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Millions of individuals receive prescription drugs through federal programs. The increasing cost of prescription drugs has put pressure to control drug spending on federal programs such as the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP), Medicare Part D, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the Department of Defense (DOD), and Medicaid. Prescription drug spending within the FEHBP in particular, which provides health and drug coverage to about 8 million federal employees, retirees, and their dependents, has been a significant contributor to FEHBP cost and premium growth. The Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which administers the FEHBP, predicted that prescription drugs would continue to be a primary driver of program costs in 2009. GAO was asked to describe approaches used by the FEHBP to control prescription drug spending and summarize approaches used by other federal programs. This testimony is based on prior GAO work, including Prescription Drugs: Oversight of Drug Pricing in Federal Programs (GAO-07-481T) and Prescription Drugs: An Overview of Approaches to Negotiate Drug Prices Used by Other Countries and U.S. Private Payers and Federal Programs (GAO-07-358T) and selected updates from relevant literature on drug spending controls prepared by other congressional and federal agencies.
FEHBP uses competition among health plans to control prescription drug spending, giving plans an incentive to rein in costs and leverage their market share to obtain favorable drug prices. Most FEHBP plans contract with pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to help administer the prescription drug benefit. In a 2003 report, GAO found that the PBMs reduced drug spending by: negotiating rebates with drug manufacturers and passing some of the savings to the plans; obtaining drug price discounts from retail pharmacies and dispensing drugs at lower costs through mail-order pharmacies operated by the PBMs; and using other techniques that reduce utilization of certain drugs or substitute other, less costly drugs. While OPM does not negotiate drug prices or discounts for FEHBP, it attempts to limit spending through annual premium and benefit negotiations with plans, including the encouragement of spending controls such as generic substitution. Other federal programs use a range of approaches to control prescription drug spending. (1) Medicare--the federal health insurance program for the elderly and disabled--offers an outpatient prescription drug benefit known as Medicare Part D that uses competition between plan sponsors and their PBMs to limit drug spending, in part through the ability to negotiate prices and price concessions with drug manufacturers and pharmacies. Plans are required to report these negotiated price concessions to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), to help CMS determine the extent to which they are passed on to beneficiaries. (2) VA and DOD pharmacy benefit programs for veterans, active duty military personnel, and others may use statutorily mandated discounts as well as negotiations with drug suppliers to limit drug spending. VA and DOD have access to a number of prices to consider when purchasing drugs--including the Federal Supply Schedule prices that VA negotiates with drug manufacturers--paying the lowest of all available prices. (3) The Medicaid program for low-income adults and children is subject to aggregate payment limits and drug payment guidelines set by CMS. Medicaid does not negotiate drug prices with manufacturers, but reimburses retail pharmacies for drugs dispensed to beneficiaries at set prices. An important element of controlling Medicaid drug spending is the Medicaid drug rebate program, under which drug manufacturers are required by law to provide rebates for certain drugs covered by Medicaid. Under the rebate program, states take advantage of prices manufacturers receive for drugs in the commercial market that reflect discounts and rebates negotiated by private payers. In addition, Part D, VA and DOD, and Medicaid use techniques similar to FEHBP to limit drug spending, such as generic substitution, prior authorization, utilization review programs, or cost-sharing requirements.
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Dear Little Sisters and friends,
From the bottom of my heart I thank God for his strength which permitted me to say: « Yes, I am Yours, Lord, with all my being ». And now, I would like to share with you the grace and joy received from God because of this « yes ».
During the preparation for my final vows I had a very strong feeling of rechoosing my vocation again and I asked myself: What is making me say « yes » again? For whom and for what am I giving my life in consecration, until death? It was during a time of prayer, and precisely in contemplating the formula for the vows, that these words struck me:
« because of Jesus Christ and his Gospel ».It was for me like a light and a very strong fire which radiated in me and gave me the faith to say: « Yes, I am Yours, Lord, with all my being ».
The preparation wasn't easy because at Fayoum, in the village of Choukr where our community is, there isn't an official building for the Church. There is only a little room to pray, and that was why, for the profession, we had to chose the parish in the town of Fayoum. But this small space wasn't sufficient to hold all the invited people. That asked of us a very great effort for the preparation, so that the ceremony be simple and prayerful. And it was thus - silent, recollected and prayerful, despite the lack of space of the place. We gave thanks to God for that.
Despite the difficult context and lack of means, it was a good occasion to work together, with the people of the village and those of the town. There was collaboration and solidarity which showed the love the people had for the Little sisters.
The parish of Fayoum didn't have an organized choir or singers. So, we got a choir together to pratice each week before the ceremony. These young people were very cooperative. And we also asked a team of singers from the village to serve the Mass. This team was composed only of girls. For myself, the fact that these girls sang at the Mass was an occasion to give a role to the women in our Church and to elevate their value in our society - that was for me the best gift for my vows. My family did not participate in the preparation of the vows, because they had left Fayoum a year ago, following difficult and painful circumstances caused by problems with Muslims. They could not return to Fayoum and confront the society there. It was for that reason that I liked making my vows at Fayoum itself, to give my family the occasion to live a sort of reconciliation and liberation, because I believe and have confidence that where there are wounds and weakness, the Lord makes himself present and leads to the liberation of the Gospel, which isn't constructed on the wisdom of human beings, but which is rooted in the wisdom of the crucified Christ. In Him the Gospel revolution of human values was accomplished.
I thank God for this grace of reconciliation which He gave us, to me, to my family and to all those who have suffered and were wounded by the events which my family went through two years ago.
In celebrating my vows in the heart of the Coptic Church, we felt that the spirituality of the Little sisters was a sign of hope in the lived Gospel, as the bishop of Fayoum said:
« The Fraternity has a special way in the Church to live poverty and simplicity ».
That was also what we lived with the pastor of the village, Father Morcos, who was a brother for us and who helped us very much for the preparation. The Sunday after my vows, he gave his sermon on the spirituality of Brother Charles, taking up again a lot of words of Little sister Magdeleine - « before being religious, be human ». He read the Gospel of Matthieu 25 and he said that the little sisters live this Gospel in the midst of the village and that this proves that the Gospel calls all Christians to live as brothers and sisters to each other and everyone.
During the Mass of my vows, I felt that what we were living at that moment was a strong sign of unity, an image of a banquet of the Kingdom of God, where each one found his/her place, because those invited to this ceremony were very different - very poor and rich, Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant. And at the very moment of my pronouncing my vows, we heard the Muslims praying in the mosque in front of the church.
I end with these words of Little sister Magdeleine :
«If you ask me to define in one word the mission of our Community, I would not hesitate for a minute to say: 'Unity', because in unity all can be summed up ».
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It was in high school that Dr. Eric Shade decided he wanted to make computer science his career. This path led him to Missouri State where he has helped many students become better programmers over the years and has taught almost every class offered in the computer science program. "Computer science is not for everyone, but for those students with the aptitude and inclination, it can be a lot of fun."
It was in high school that Dr. Eric Shade decided he wanted to make computer science his career. This path led him to Missouri State where he has helped many students become better programmers over the years and has taught almost every class offered in the computer science program. It is this experience, broad knowledge of all areas of computer science and ability to work well in committees, that landed him the role as chair of the Educational Testing Service (ETS) computer science major field test committee. This committee designs the questions that are on the comprehensive test taken by senior level college students all over the country.
Shade had been a committee member in the past because of his expertise in programming languages and operating systems and was familiar with how the process worked. The committee, made up of faculty from all over the country, met at the ETS headquarters in Princeton, New Jersey. As chair of the committee, Shade served as a mediator during deliberation of test questions. Each committee member wrote 10 questions in addition to over 100 questions that were submitted by faculty who were not committee members or by ETS.
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Shade feels many things make the Missouri State computer science program stand out among others across the country: small classes, full accreditation, regularly revised curriculum and streamlined introductory courses all aid in the success of students. "Programming and computer science generally are fun for a lot of people, and there are some who would do it no matter what the pay was like," said Shade. "As it turns out, the pay is pretty good!"
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) encourages all Mississippians to take steps to protect loved ones and property against fire during National Fire Prevention Week - October 3 through 9. The theme of this week's observance is Smoke Alarms: A Sound You Can Live With.
"As fall arrives and winter approaches, it's the perfect time to take the necessary precautions that can save your life and the lives of those you love," said Dr. Victor Sutton, director of the Office of Preventive Health at MSDH. "In 2009, 79 Mississippians lost their lives to fire: 22 of them were children younger than 15, and 17 were seniors aged 65 and older."
Take these steps to prevent fire injuries and deaths:
· Purchase smoke alarms for your home.
· Smoke alarms should be installed on every level of the home, outside each sleeping area, and inside each bedroom.
· Test smoke alarms once a month by pushing the test button.
· If an alarm chirps, warning the battery is low, replace the battery right away.
· Never remove or disable a smoke alarm.
· Develop a fire escape plan for your home that includes two ways out of every room and an outside meeting place.
· Make sure windows and doorways open easily. Plan and practice a home fire drill.
· Regularly inspect your home for fire hazards.
· Never leave children unattended near hot stoves, or burning candles, even for a short time. Children should cook only under adult supervision. Teach children not to play with matches or lighters.
· Keep a safe distance from a fireplace, wood stove or other type of heater where clothes could easily catch fire. Use fireplace screens and inspect and clean fireplaces each year.
· Turn off room heaters, lights, stereos, TVs, and other electrical equipment when not in use.
For more information about fire safety, contact the MSDH Division of Injury/Violence Prevention at (601) 576-7781.
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24 hour gym. No lock in contracts & only $14.95 per week. in a great location in Byron Bay Arts and Industrial Estate. Fully equipped with treadmills, spin bikes, cross trainers, rowing machine, free weights, kettlebells, squat rack, punching bags & even a climbing wall! There's even an iPod dock for you to play your own tunes when you have the gym to yourself.
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Alexandre Lamy joined Baker & McKenzie in 2009 and currently works in the Firm's International Trade Practice Group. He assists clients with export controls, sanctions, and anti-corruption issues and advises clients on corporate compliance matters. Since August 2011, Mr. Lamy has served on the steering group for the ABA Section of International Law's Export Controls & Economic Sanctions Committee. In this role, he has organized several events regarding recent developments in US trade sanctions.
Mr. Lamy advises clients on compliance with US export controls, trade and economic sanctions, antiboycott controls, and international anti-corruption measures such as the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and US anti-money laundering laws. He counsels on and prepares filings to submit to the US Government's Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) with respect to the acquisition of US enterprises by non-US interests. Moreover, Mr. Lamy advises US and non-US companies in the context of licensing, enforcement actions, internal investigations, compliance audits, mergers and acquisitions and other cross-border transactions, and the design, implementation, and administration of compliance programs.
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"They say writing is a solitary pursuit-and yet I shudder to imagine attempting it without the essential support of my friends and mentors at the YMCA Writer's Voice Center. It is there that I find the necessary criticism to do it better and the generous encouragement to do it again."
A YMCA Writer's Voice Center participant
At the Y, we believe healthy living has as much to do with pursuing interests, passions and learning new things as it does with eating healthy and being active. Our minds and spirits need stimulus and enrichment, and we get so much more from life when we find things-and people-that inspire us.
Active Older Adults Club
Active Older Adults club (AOA Club) is a free program for all senior Y members ages 50 and up, with the goal to get involved through spirit, mind and body. Activities range from trips within the community or outside the community, board game and card play, mild sports interaction or viewing, crafts and hobbies.whatever you can dream up, it can be planned!
Each month, join us for a Potluck Lunch meeting. We will discuss future activities, reminisce over past outings and share recipes and crafts. Bring your favorite large covered dish, soup, or salad to share while we provide the drinks and utensils. Sandra Booher (coordinator) will provide the dessert.Location: Bristol Family YMCA
Ages: 50+
Lunch Meeting: First Wednesday of the Month
Time: Noon - 1:00pm
Fees: Y Members - FREE
Celebrate the Arts
Join your fellow Y members as we gather together to share different art techniques and styles. What is your favorite and/or which dis you wish to learn? Knitting, crocheting, watercolors, oils, acrylics, pencil, pen, stamps, scrapbooking, pottery, sculpture, beading.the possibilities only end when you let it! Enjoy being creative and socializing with individuals with similar interests.Watch for more information!
Location: Bristol Family YMCA & YMCA Wellness Center
Ages: All Ages
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New York Jets
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Raiders feeling void at running back
Our sources expect the Raiders to make addressing the RB position a priority after the season.
Raiders RB Goodson carted off field
Raiders RB Mike Goodson was taken away from practice by ambulance following a helmet-to-helmet collision with teammate Philip Wheeler.
McFadden set to be a one-man rushing attack for Raiders
Unable to acquire quality depth at the position, the Raiders will go into 2012 with Darren McFadden as their only standout running back.
Fantasy spin: Mike Goodson
Mike Goodson was traded to the Raiders, but can he capture the backup job and be the fantasy handcuff to Darren McFadden? William Del Pilar breaks it down.
Panthers deal RB Goodson to Oakland
The Panthers traded RB Mike Goodson to the Raiders for OT Bruce Campbell, the team announced Friday.
Panthers place RB Goodson on I.R.
The Panthers have placed RB Mike Goodson on injured reserved and signed LB Kion Wilson and RB Josh Vaughan from the practice squad.
Goodson shakes up outlook for Panthers' backfield
Mike Goodson's recent performance could be enough to help split up one of the league's best rushing tandems.
Panthers have new 1-2 punch in backfield
DeAngelo Williams may be out for the season, but that doesn't mean the Panthers can't still have a dangerous backfield duo.
Clausen returns to practice, expected to start
The Panthers expect to have rookie QB Jimmy Clausen back in the starting role for Sunday's game vs. the Browns.
Goodson won't keep Panthers' RB job when Stewart returns
Although Mike Goodson rushed for 100 yards in his first career start in Week 10, he won't keep the job once Jonathan Stewart returns from his injury, according to NFC South Whispers.
Panthers RB trio out, Goodson to start
The Panthers will be without RBs DeAngelo Williams, Jonathan Stewart and Tyrell Sutton on Sunday.
Moore, Stewart out for Panthers
The Panthers' backfield is filled with backups after a pair of injuries early on in their game vs. the Saints.
Panthers RB Williams misses practice
Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams missed practice on Wednesday with a foot injury and is questionable for Sunday's game against the Rams.
Panthers WR Smith will miss Week Five
Panthers WR Steve Smith will miss Carolina's Week Five game against the Bears with an ankle injury.
Goodson signed with the Jets.||||||| Goodson, a former fourth-round pick by the Carolina Panthers, has played in 40 games, rushing for 722 yards and three touchdowns on 160 carries. He also has 59 receptions for 524 yards and a score.
Goodson and San Diego linebacker Takeo Spikes have been ejected after a skirmish in the second quarter of Sunday's game.||||||| Goodson was blocking Spikes when the two locked up. It continued after the play ended.
Running backs Darren McFadden and Goodson are returning to the field for the Oakland Raiders after missing the previous four games with sprained right ankles.||||||| Both McFadden and Goodson are active for Thursday night's game against Denver for the first since getting hurt Nov. 4 against Tampa Bay.
The Oakland Raiders will be without their top two running backs for Sunday's game in Baltimore after Darren McFadden and Goodson missed a third consecutive day of practice.||||||| Both players suffered high ankle sprains in last week's loss to Tampa Bay and have been wearing walking boots since then.
With top two running backs Darren McFadden and Goodson slowed this week by sprained right ankles, the Raiders may need to rely on their passing game when they visit the Baltimore Ravens.||||||| Palmer threw the ball 61 times last week against Tampa Bay as the Raiders (3-5) were forced to play catch-up in the second half after losing McFadden and Goodson to the injuries. Neither back practiced Wednesday and their status remains in doubt for Sunday's game against the Ravens (2-6).


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Lovingly hand-crafting sleek, wooden, ergonomic benches for the growing legions of meditators is a fine livelihood. But does anyone ever give a thought to the despondent benches languishing on dusty storeroom shelves, yearning to be free? Longing to be united with an impoverished but destined tuchus?
Well, yes, Nicholas Taylor does. The proprietor of freemeditationbench.com — a donor to our recent online Auction — declares, "With every bench I sell, I will release one free into the wild. It is my hope that my benches will help to bring the benefits of meditation into people's lives."
Thankfully, he clarifies:
"Every now and then, I drive around the [San Francisco] Bay area and 'release' benches into the wild: at bus stops, in parks, at the library, in a tree, wherever. As I release the benches, I photograph them and send out the location information via Twitter. If you happen to be nearby, get out there and pick it up. If not, don't worry, I will also release a few free online, all you have to pay is the shipping."
If you have the means, buying one of Taylor's meditation benches allows him to offer another for free. If you don't, have a look at his site, and good luck!
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Rudolf Jaenisch
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|Rudolf Jaenisch
Rudolf Jaenisch, 2003
22 April 1942
Wölfelsgrund, Germany
|Germany, USA
|Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry (Munich)
Princeton University
Fox Chase Cancer Center (Philadelphia)
Salk Institute (La Jolla, CA)
Heinrich Pette Institute of the University of Hamburg
Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research (Cambridge, MA)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
|Alma mater
|University of Munich (M.D., 1967)
|Academic advisors
|Arnold Levine
|Known for
|Epigenetic mechanisms of gene regulation
Therapeutic cloning
Embryonic stem cell research
|Notable awards
|Boehringer Mannheim Molecular Bioanalytics Prize (1996)
Gruber Prize in Genetics (2001)
Robert Koch Prize (2002)
Max Delbrück Medal (2006)
Massry Prize from the Keck School of Medicine (2008)
Wolf Prize in Medicine (2011)
National Medal of Science (2011)
Rudolf Jaenisch (born 22 April 1942) is a biologist at MIT. He is a pioneer of transgenic science, in which an animal's genetic makeup is altered. Jaenisch has focused on creating transgenic mice to study cancer and neurological diseases. [1]
Jaenisch's first breakthrough occurred in 1974 when he and Beatrice Mintz showed that foreign DNA could be integrated into the DNA of early mouse embryos.[2] They injected retrovirus DNA into early mouse embryos and showed that leukemia DNA sequences had integrated the mouse genome and also to its offspring. These mice were the first transgenic mammals in history.
Jaenisch is a leader in the field of therapeutic cloning, also known as nuclear transfer, in which the genetic information from one cell is transplanted into an unfertilized egg that has had its DNA removed. When it is placed in a Petri dish, the egg develops into a blastocyst from which stem cells can be harvested. Jaenisch's therapeutic cloning research deals exclusively with mice, but he is an advocate for using the same techniques with human cells in order to advance embryonic stem cell research. However, Jaenisch opposes human reproductive cloning, where the egg is placed into the uterus of a female, with the hope that it will develop into a fetus.
Jaenisch received his doctorate in medicine from the University of Munich in 1967. He was head of the Department of Tumor Virology at the Heinrich Pette Institute at the University of Hamburg. He has co-authored more than 300 research papers and has received numerous prizes and recognitions including an appointment to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences in 2003,[3] and the 2013 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Life Science from the Franklin Institute.[4] He is currently a member of the Whitehead Institute and a Biology professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He participated in the 2005 science conference on human cloning at the United Nations and serves on the science advisory boards of the Genetics Policy Institute and Stemgent.
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- ^ Jaenisch R, Mintz B (1974). "Simian virus 50 DNA sequences in DNA of healthy adult mice derived from preimplantation blastocysts injected with viral DNA". Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 71 (4): 1250–1254. doi:10.1073/pnas.71.4.1250. PMC 388203. PMID 4364530.
- ^ "NAS Membership Directory". U.S. National Academy of Sciences. Retrieved April 30, 2013.
- ^ "Benjamin Franklin Medal in Life Science". Franklin Institute. 2013. Retrieved April 30, 2013.
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WASHINGTON (CBSDC) — A drone originally developed
for military use could soon be used by television stations and
journalists as a news-gathering device.
The Schiebel Corporation's Camcopter, which is used by the United
Arab Emirates Army and the Germany Navy, could soon be used for
broadcasting purposes, according to TV News Check.
"To me, the potential for using drones is just like the potential for
using any other type of news-gathering equipment, whether it would be
for helicopters or mobile news vans
or hidden camera equipment," Mike Cavender, executive director for the
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those are tools of the trade and the drone to me is no different."
According to Airforce-Technology, the Campcopter has electro-optical sensors which can "capture images, real-time data and videos" which can be operated from a control station on the ground or can be programed. click here to read more
SPOKANE, Wash. - Pig Out In The Park brings in thousands to delve into their favorite fair-like foods and put diets on the back burner. But this year is a little bit different, because organizers are calling it the largest pig out yet.


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Great product, my wife did alot of looking around and these are just warm enough for walks and short hikes. Obviously not a expedition mitten, but great for XX Skiing!
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New profiles can be created from the Profiles page of the console. When a new profile is created, it contains no data. The only configuration associated with the new profile is the data inherited from its parent profiles.
Parent profiles are directly linked to their children. If one of the parent profiles are changed, all of the profiles that inherit from it are also affected.
To create a new profile:
Selectfrom the top menu.
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The Murray Police Department said following an ongoing investigation and the identification of another victim, an assistant coach and teaching assistant at Murray High School was charged with five additional counts of third degree rape.
Kwen Trice, 30, of Murray, was charged in connection with an ongoing rape investigation by the Murray Police Department.
He was charged was charged earlier in April with five counts of third degree rape.
Murray Independent School District Attorney David Buckingham said the original charges against Trice involved an underage Murray High School student.
Buckingham said Trice, who has been working as a coach at the school for three years, has been suspended without pay.
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Multiple Portland media sources are reporting that the Portland Trail Blazers have fired general manager Neil Olshey, only hours after he was hired as the team's tenth general manager.
In a hastily arranged press conference at One Center Court, Blazers president Larry Miller told a group of reporters that "it just wasn't the right fit", and that while the team had the utmost respect for Olshey's skills and professionalism, that a rift had developed between Olshey and team owner Paul Allen.
"Communication and trust between the owner and the general manager is very important. If it isn't there, it doesn't matter how good the guy is at doing his job. Neil's a great guy, and I've enjoyed working with him for the past, um, three hours", Miller told the media while checking his watch. "We wish Neil the best of luck in the future".
According to anonymous sources within the Trail Blazer organization, Olshey was spotted by Trail Blazers security carrying a MacBook in his briefcase, a move which reportedly upset Allen, a co-founder of longtime Apple rival Microsoft. Unconfirmed reports also indicate that Allen was "really grossed out" when he observed Olshey picking his nose in the men's room at Trail Blazer headquarters.
The team announced that director of scouting Chad Buchanan would be named interim GM, and that a nationwide search would be launched to find Olshey's replacement.


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Daria Werbowy's face has become synonymous with high-fashion glamour, but the go-to model for fashion houses like Gucci, Chanel, and Prada looks equally comfortable in Isabel Marant plaid and "hipster hair" as she does in couture dresses and sleek updos. The Canadian model's perfectly separated, I-just-got-out-of-bed loose waves, shown here in Marant's A/W 2008 ad campaign, reportedly came courtesy of Kérastase stylist Luigi Murenu, although it's entirely possible that Werbowy did in fact actually wake up looking like this and just sashayed onto the set, ready to go. (We saw her out a few times during that frayed jean skirt-and-motorcycle boots paparazzi moment—sans glam squad prep time—and her hair pretty much looked exactly like it does here). Natural beauty indeed.
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Don't Get A Haircut
It seems obvious, but to get the proper surfer look, you'll need enough hair to pull it off and this means growing your hair out. You'll want the hair to be long enough to just come down to the eyes in front and to the bottom of the ears on the sides. Prepare yourself for that awkward stage where the you can't do anything with your hair -- at some point it will become too long to style, but still be too short to, uh, style. You'll just have to be patient through this stage of growing it out.
Get A Haircut
The perfect surfer hair starts with a great shag haircut. For this type of style, the hair is cut in long layers all over the head. When doing a shag, I almost never pick up a pair of shears -- these haircuts work best with done with a razor (no blunt shear cutting here). The razor cutting technique gives the hair movement and separation and provides that "deconstructed" look around the edges. When you go in for the cut, you'll want to take a photo with you -- find a picture of a shag haircut on a model who has hair similar to yours and take it with you.
Style It
For styling a long shag, if you're going for the beachy look, towel dry the hair, but don't dry it completely. Next, you'll want to choose a matte finish product such as Hanz de Fuko Quicksand or Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray (available at salons and online). These products are salt infused and will give your hair that sun-dried, wind blown feel with a matte finish. Work the product through damp hair and let it dry naturally (or if you're in a hurry you can use a blow dryer with a diffuser (one of those big blow looking things with fingers in it).
I really like the surfer type style for its versatility. The style can, of course, be worn shaken out and shaggy, but you can also add some shine product (such as a pomade) and wear it brushed back out of the face for a more formal look (if it's long enough, you can tuck it behind the ears as Brad Pitt has been known to do). Naturally the surfer style is much easier to pull off if you leave near the beach, but it can work for those of us who are landlocked as well.
If you want to go the extra mile, you can also seek out a professional colorist and have some natural highlights added to give the hair that "sun kissed" look. Of course, spending a lot of time in the sun will also do that, but make sure you use sunscreen. If your hair is stick straight, you can also have your stylist add a permanent wave to the hair. You can achieve a similar, temporary result at home by scrunching the hair with a blow dryer, but that will add a bit more work to your morning routine. Just keep in mind these processes are permanent and can damage the hair, so you ONLY want to have them done by a professional.
To maintain a healthy look for longer hair, I recommend shampooing and conditioning daily, drying carefully (always pat the hair dry instead of rubbing it with a towel), using a wide tooth comb or brush and avoiding damaged caused by pool water.
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Add the Toronto Raptors to the growing list of teams showing serious interest in trading for Memphis Grizzlies forward Rudy Gay. ESPN.com's Marc Stein reports that the Raptors, who made a run at Gay before the 2012 NBA Draft, are attempting to assemble trade packages to bring the forward to Toronto:
Among the trade chips that the Raptors are believed to be dangling, in addition to draft considerations, are veteran point guard Jose Calderon (who possesses an expiring contract worth $10.6 million) and young big man Ed Davis.
Toronto initially made a charge at Gay prior to the June draft, offering up a variety of packages that were headlined by the No. 8 pick and Calderon. Memphis, still under the old ownership of Michael Heisley, declined the offers.
However, the Grizzlies' new ownership group led by Robert Pera and Jason Levien are reportedly looking to shop Gay in order to lessen luxury tax hits over the coming seasons. Gay is due $16.4 million this season, and is owed $17.8 million in 2013-14 with a player option of $19.3 million in 2014-15. Memphis is at $74.3 million in salary this season, about $4 million above the tax line. The outlook is similar for the next few years with the group of Gay, Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol and Mike Conley taking up most of the cap.
The whole situation is tricky though, considering Memphis is right in the thick of things in the Western Conference. The Grizzlies are 22-10, which is fourth-best in the West. While Gay has struggled at times this season and is shooting a career-low 40.8 percent, trading the team's leading scorer in the middle of a potentially excellent season could be a tough sell.
There's still no guarantee that Memphis ends up trading Gay. Stein reports that any trade will not simply be a salary dump, and that the Grizzlies will work hard to get fair value back in any deal. Other teams rumored to be involved in the Gay sweepstakes are the Phoenix Suns, Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors.


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Promoted to the front page from the FanPosts by Luke Thomas.
Malcolm Gladwell's latest piece for the New Yorker, while focusing primarily on Football and Boxing (with some dogfighting as well; ignore that part for our purposes) could be a frightening look at post-fight life for mixed martial artists.
Thanks to a study at the University of North Carolina, new data is coming out regarding head trauma and its long-term effects. Much of the focus on head injuries revolves around concussions, but doctors may not be looking in the right place:
But a football player's real issue isn't simply with repetitive concussive trauma. It is, as the concussion specialist Robert Cantu argues, with repetitive subconcussive trauma. It's not just the handful of big hits that matter. It's lots of little hits, too.
The player in mind with this study had sustained in a previous practice alone 31 hits that registered as sub-concussive, but still over 60g's of force. For perspective:
Guskiewicz explained, if you drove your car into a wall at twenty-five miles per hour and you weren't wearing your seat belt, the force of your head hitting the windshield would be around 100 gs
Why does this matter in MMA? Take Chris Lytle: His only TKO losses were due to cuts and has never been finished by strikes in the traditional sense. His fan-pleasing style has resulted in Fight of the Night bonuses on four occasions, thanks to his willingness to "stand and bang" with anyone and everyone, despite possessing considerable skill on the ground. While good for his pocketbook, Lytle could be looking at serious trouble down the road.
One of the brains scanned by Ann McKee, a neurologist at a VA Hospital in Massachusetts, showed the damage and decay of an old man suffering dementia. The catch? It belonged to an 18 year old high-school football player.
While the article focuses on football and a little on boxing, it's not hard to see the implications as they pertain to MMA. As fighters go out there to please the crowd, giving as good as they get and taking home their bonus checks, I hope they're banking that money for their post-fight lives. I credit the sport and the athletic commissions for issuing medical suspensions as liberally as they do and requiring doctor's clearances to return to action, but I can't help but feel like this may not be enough.


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Just a small public service announcement reminding everyone to enjoy the summer! Get some reading and lazing around done, you hear? Oh and a icy alcoholic beverage & a lawn chair wouldn't hurt either. You work hard, so take some time for yourself! :)
I'm off for a week visiting family, and will be tackling my own TBR pile. If I don't I fear it might collapse and bury me like a career hoarder. See you when I get back! :)
14 comments:
- Sarah Pearson said...
Good advice. Have fun :)
- August 1, 2011 at 7:41 AM
- Stina Lindenblatt said...
I'm dying to spend the rest of my summer catching up on my TBR pile.
- August 1, 2011 at 8:26 AM
- Ava Jae said...
Awesome! Have fun! :D
- August 1, 2011 at 8:57 AM
- Shakespeare said...
Wow, the rest of the summer. My kids go back to school in four days.
Only then can I really get back to my reading...
- August 1, 2011 at 9:09 AM
- tracikenworth said...
Have fun, enjoy!!
- August 1, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- Laura Pauling said...
Have a great week! See you when you get back! :)
- August 1, 2011 at 9:44 AM
- April said...
Enjoy! And I've already heeded your advice. :)
- August 1, 2011 at 10:45 AM
- MG Higgins said...
Enjoy your vacation! Love the cat. I wish I could relax that completely.
- August 1, 2011 at 11:15 AM
- Shellie said...
Have fun. See you when you get back.
- August 1, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Heather said...
Sounds like a great plan! I think I'll do exactly that!
- August 1, 2011 at 5:03 PM
- Carrie Butler said...
Alcohol and reading? Okay, you've twisted my arm. ;) Have fun on your break, Angela!
- August 1, 2011 at 8:49 PM
- Diane Fordham said...
Relax, have fun and enjoy!
- August 1, 2011 at 10:30 PM
- Jeff King said...
I prefer audio books and drinking, that equals tons of naps.
- August 2, 2011 at 12:01 AM
- Rosemary Gemmell said...
Have a good break, Angela. I've had mine and now I'm looking forward to autumn, which comes earlier in this part of Scotland.
- August 2, 2011 at 3:55 AM