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Does File Trading Fund Terrorism?
A congressional hearing on the links between terrorism, organized crime, and the illegal trading of copyrighted material produced more complaints about college students using peer-to-peer networks and other governments sanctioning copyright violations than it did evidence of nefarious connections.
Witnesses and representatives at the U.S. House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet, and Intellectual Property hearing Thursday did express fears that profits from widespread copying of movies, music, and software outside the United States were being funneled into terrorist organizations, but the hearing produced no concrete examples of that happening.
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I've written a few articles advising our users to back up their data. Every so often, usually when we need them the most or when the warranty has expired, our computers stop working. This wouldn't be so horribly bad if we'd backed up our files first. So, let me reiterate for anyone who has read me before that backing-up your data means that the same files are stored in two completely different places. If you've copied all your important files to an external hard drive, but then erased them from your laptop, they are not backed-up; maybe your external hard drive goes kaput, and, even though your computer is still working, all those files are lost from the external device, aren't they? To back up your files they absolutely need to be in two different places. Redundancy is the name of the game, and I'm going to teach you how to play (wow that sounded corny).
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If i try to print certain things, like a webpage, to One Note from within a browser, it will send to OneNote as a single OneNote page, will all the printed pages in that.
However if I try to print a PDF document from Adobe or from within a browser window, to onenote, it creates a new onenote page for each page of the PDF which is messy.
Im pretty new to OneNote (its amazing) but this is a bit annoying.
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Vishvayogi Svami Machindranath
|Other names
|Swami Machindranath, Matsyendranath, Macchindranath
|Known for
|Founder of Natha Pantha
Matsyendranatha (Assamese: মৎস্যেন্দ্রনাথ-Motxendronath, Sanskrit: मत्स्येन्द्रनाथ-Matsyendranātha, Bengali: মৎস্যেন্দ্রনাথ:Motshændronath) or Machindranath (9th-10th century) was one of the eighty-four Mahasiddhas. He was the guru of Gorakshanath, with whom he founded the school of Hatha yoga. He is considered as the author of the Kaulajñānanirṇaya ("Discussion of the Knowledge Pertaining to the Kaula Tradition"), one of the earliest texts on Hatha Yoga in Sanskrit.[1] He is revered by both Hindus.[2] Machindranath is believed to be the founder of the Natha Pantha. Machindranath is called "Vishwayogi" because his teachings are universal.[3]
According to the popular belief, Swami Machhindranath was created from a fish. But the fact is that neither was he created from a fish nor was he born from a womans' womb because Lord Shiva wanted to create him from absolute purity and absolute purity can be found in the five elements of life: fire, water, sky, earth and air. Lord Shiva took a certain percentage from each of the 5 elements and created Swami Machhindranath and gave Him a human form . Since Swamiji was created from the 5 elements he is indestructible. After creating Swamiji Lord Shiva gave him all his knowledge, thoughts, philosophies. Swamiji is a Sanyasi in the true sense because apart from being born out of purity he was endowed with pure qualities like 'Tyag' or 'Sacrifice'. 'Bhakti and Shraddha', 'Gyan or Knowledge', 'Yog and Rishimayta'.
He was popularly known as Minanatha and was an inhabitant of either Chondrodip (Barisal) or Shondip in Bengal.
Spiritual Seats[edit]
- Kadri Manjunath Temple - Mangalore, Karnataka
- Madyar Sri Parashakthi temple (Sri Parashakti Temple) - situated at Madyar, near Mangalore in Dakshina Kannada District of Karnataka)
- Viratnagar in Rajasthan
- Hellapatnam in Bengal
- Chitrakoot - Karvi, (Border of Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, near the banks of the river Piyushini.
- Gumbahatta - Kalimpong, Dist. Darjeeling, West Bengal
- Thirupparankundram - near Madurai, Tamil Nadu
- Shri Kanifnath Maharaj
- Shri Gorakshanath Maharaj
- Shri Madhavnath Maharaj
- Shri Mangalnath Maharaj
- He has eight disciples, They along with Matsyendranath are called as Navanathas.
- vijayanand swami [macchindranath gad sawargoan]
Machindranath Temples[edit]
- Toyu (white) Machindranath temple in Kathmandu.
- Macchendranath Guru Peeth in Sri Guru Parashakthi Kshethra, Madyar, Mangalore.
- Hyangu (red) Machindranath temple in Patan[4]
- Vishwayogi Swami Machindranath Mandir, Mitmita, Aurangabad [5]
- The samadhi place of Machindranath is in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh
- Mayamba Temple (Garbhagiri Pravat as mentioned in Navnath Grantha) at Shri Kshetra Machindranath Devasthan at Sawargaon, Tal: Ashti, District: Beed.
- Machhindra Nath Mandir, Inside Ambagate, Amravati.
- Machindra Nath Tapobhumi,Devacho Dongar, Kudal, Maharashtra, Dist Sindhudurg.(This Holy place is mentioned in the 6th Chapter of Navnath Grantha )Lord Shiv Shankar Bholenath & Lord Machindra Nath have both together meditated at this place for three days.
Popular culture[edit]
In Dasam Granth, Guru Gobind Singh narrated a huge discourse between Matsyendra Nath and Paras Nath on Intuitive(Bibek) and Non Intuitive Mind(Abibek). Parasnath subdued kings of world and turn egoistic which was broken by Matsyendra by his spiritual preachings. This granth is regarded among Spiritual warriors of Khalsa Panths called Nihang Singhs.
There are a few films about this legend in Indian cinema.
- The first film entitled Maya Machhindra was made in 1932 in Hindi and Marathi languages by Prabhat Film Company and directed by V. Shantaram. Govindrao Tembe portrayed the role of Machhindranath.[6]
- The second film was made in 1939 in Tamil language directed by Raja Chandrasekhar and starring N. S. Krishnan and M. G. Ramachandran.[7]
- Third film in Telugu language was made P. Pullaiah in 1945 starring Jandhyala Gourinatha Sastry, Addanki Srirama Murthy and Kannamba.[8]
- The fourth film was again made in Hindi and Marathi languages in 1951 directed by Aspi Irani.
- The fifth film was made in Hindi language by Babubhai Mistri in 1960/61.
- The sixth film was made in Telugu language in 1975 starring N. T. Rama Rao and directed by Kamalakara Kameswara Rao.
- ^ Larson, Jerald James; Ram Shankar Bhattacharya (2008). Yoga: India's Philosophy of Meditation. Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies. Vol. XII. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass. p. 436. ISBN 978-81-208-3349-4.
- ^ An Introduction to Hinduism; Gavlin Flood; 1996; pg. 98
- ^ Tridal, Publication by Shree Pratishtan Trust, Mitmita, page:5
- ^ Lalitpur city official website - historical monuments
- ^ Last cover page of Tridal Book
- ^ Maya Machhindra, 1932 film at IMDb.
- ^ Maya Machhindra, 1939 film at IMDb.
- ^ Maya Machhindra, 1945 film at IMDb.
External links[edit]
- Mahendranath, Shri Gurudev. Ecstasy, Equipoise, and Eternity. Retrieved Mar. 7, 2006.
- Mahendranath, Shri Gurudev. Notes on Pagan India. Retrieved Mar. 7, 2006.


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Our week in food: I headed to a posh Kosher spot in Soho for my weekly review while Robert checked in on Liza Queen in Williamsburg and visited the oddly named Urbanspace Meatpacking, where he found some hits and misses. Did you miss the awesome guest appearance from Nick Greene? Our web editor fi ... More >>
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University of Health and Sciences has announced 1st merit list 2013-2014 today on 16th November 2013. Students are waiting for UHS result 2013. We will provide result today on this page as soon as University will provide it.
Result of UHS hopefully will be announced at 10:00 AM. UHS test is required to get admission in any Medical and Dental college in Pakistan. Today 1st merit list will be displayed and we will also keep you in form about 2nd and 3rd merit list of 2013.


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[Video] Blast From the Past: Robotech Opening Credits
Growing up in Fresno, I had to make a choice when it came to afternoon cartoons. Two fantastic shows were opposite each other on the local independent stations; Transformers on one, Robotech on the other. Having seen a lot of Transformers already, I chose Robotoech. Here's a great capture of the opening credits…
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Influenza Virus Circulating In Iowa
October 21, 2012 Grundy County Public Health joins the Iowa Department of Public Health and the CDC in urging an annual flu vaccination for everyone 6 months and older as the best way to protect against influenza. more »»
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October 21, 2012 Breast cancer is by far the most prevalent type of cancer found in women. more »»
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October 21, 2012 Grundy County Memorial Hospital (GCMH) is in need of volunteers to help in the East J Café, at welcome desks, and with Long Term Care resident activities. more »»
Grundy County Memorial Hospital encourages early detection as key to breast cancer survival
October 14, 2012 Grundy County Memorial Hospital is taking the opportunity during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month to encourage women to schedule their annual mammogram and perform routine self-exams. more »»
New Grundy County Medical Reserve Corps to support community efforts during emergencies and other times of community need
October 14, 2012 Grundy County is seeking individuals who are interested in joining and volunteering with the Grundy County Medical Reserve Corps. more »»
Grundy area breast cancer support group at GCMH
October 14, 2012 Grundy County Memorial Hospital (GCMH) will host the Grundy Area Breast Cancer Support Group on Monday, November 5, 2012 from 4:45 – 6:45 p.m. in the Education Room. more »»
Grundy County wellness challenge
October 7, 2012 The Grundy County Wellness Coalition has drawn winners for the 2012 Grundy County Challenge. Challenge participants needed to complete 4 or more walking/running events in Grundy County this year. more »»
Iowa's healthiest state walk set for Oct. 3
September 30, 2012 DES MOINES, Iowa - Governor Terry Branstad and Lt. more »»
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September 30, 2012 Hawkeye Valley Area Agency on Aging has its October meals planned. Each meal includes milk. Meals are offered on a contribution basis for people over 60 year of age. more »»
Kiwanis Club of Grundy Center Donates to Grundy County Memorial Hospital Foundation
September 30, 2012 The pediatric room of Grundy County Memorial Hospital's Inpatient unit is named in honor of the Kiwanis Club of Grundy Center, whose members recently met at the hospital to make the service club's... more »»
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Sports injury, a free CEU program offered by GCMH
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Grundy County Public Health taking back unwanted prescription drugs Sept. 29 at GCMH
September 16, 2012 Check your medicine cabinet for prescription and over the counter medicines that are no longer usable! September 29th is Grundy County Take Back Day. more »»
Flu shots available
September 9, 2012 Back to school, football games, cooler weather and the flu season, it is that time of the year again and Grundy County Public Health encourages everyone to get a flu shot. more »»
Patient safety recognition for Grundy County Memorial Hospital
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Grundy County Wellness Coalition holds annual free trail walk/run
September 7, 2012 The 2nd annual GruMorrBeck walk/run will take place on Sunday, September 9th, 2012. The event will start at the Oakleaf Country Club in Reinbeck. Start times offered are 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. more »»
GCMH offers 100 day weight loss challenge class
September 2, 2012 The 100 Day Weight Loss Challenge Class at Grundy County Memorial Hospital (GCMH) includes fifteen weekly ins and five monthly weight loss classes from September 10 – December 17, 2012. more »»
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Derry councilor describes close call at home
"Two Sundays ago, I was coming back from Mass at St. Thomas at six o'clock and when I got home I heard a (beeping sound) and I asked, 'What is that?'" Katsakiores said. "I had a daughter that was there and she said, 'Mom, this thing is starting to ring and it won't stop.'"
Katsakiores called the fire department and told them she had a problem and her carbon monoxide detector would not stop beeping. She was advised to get everyone out of the house and that the fire department would be there soon.
"They went through the house and metered everything, and said it was an exceptionally high amount of carbon monoxide in the house and asked if I had a fireplace or a wood stove," Katsakiores said.
She said she didn't have either, only a furnace. After opening all the windows and putting fans in the house, the carbon monoxide levels began to go down and the firefighters advised Katsakiores to call a furnace repair company.
About an hour later, the furnace company arrived and determined there was a crack in the furnace.
"The carbon monoxide, instead of going up the chimney, was coming into the home," Katsakiores said.
Katsakiores brought up her close call at a recent town council meeting because she said she wanted everyone to know how important it is to have a working carbon monoxide detector in the home.
"I've had one for years, and that is the first time it ever went off," she said. "It's important to have a smoke detector and a carbon monoxide detector in the home. I know it helped me and my family."
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I love to cook but have noticed that I've fallen into a bit of a cooking rut and am a little bit fed up with my current cookbooks. I am a really good cook/chef so difficulty level isn't an issue. What cookbooks do you recommend or think is really great?
Thank you all!
re: debbypo
I really like Jerusalem.
The recipes are easily prepared or prepped in advance. Most can be halved. Leftovers are usually just as tasty
re: cheesecake17
I see a lot of buzz about the Jerusalem cookbook. Can anyone tell me why they like it so much? I have not seen it so really I am curious and deciding if I should add it to my collection.
re: wincountrygirl
"Jerusalem" was Cookbook of the Month this past January. If you go to this link, you can read a general discussion of the book and on finding ingredients. If you then follow the links to the recipe reviews, you'll see reports on the dishes people have made from the book. Overall, people were thrilled with the new flavor combinations and with how the recipes turned out. Many of those who participated list "Jerusalem", along with Ottolenghi's other books, as some of their favorite cookbooks.
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re: debbypo
I'm at the end of my 2-week library check-out of Jerusalem, and I recommend it. Haven't yet cooked my way through, so will see if I can renew the loan. I have an abundance of eggplant, tomatoes, various herbs, cucumber and okra. Using lots of the recipes from Jerusalem to try some new flavors.
There is an ongoing series of threads on this board called "What cookbooks have you bought recently, or are lusting after" that would give you a good idea of some of the comparatively recent books that many here have found of interest: http://www.chow.com/search?query=What...
Another good thread for you to take a look at would be "What is your favorite cookbook of all time?" http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/529716
Many of us here like nothing better than to talk about cookbooks. If you tell us more, what you have, what you like, what you don't like, what kind of cooking you most like to do, we could be more specific in making recommendations that might appeal to you.
re: rmarisco
Oops, should have put my Jerusalem note here! Love checking cookbooks from the library before deciding if I need to buy it (I've purged a ton of hardly used cookbooks in the past few years). Hurray for libraries!
re: pine time
What a great idea!!!!! Thanks.
re: ChefJune
I do this too. When I am feeling that I am in a rut, I dust off whichever cookbook I have ignored for a good long time. I also like using my local library. They have a good selection of older and new cookbooks I can borrow for free.
Have your used Eat Your Books site? I find it very useful in discovering "new" recipes in my cookbooks. Some people write notes about recipes that they made - this is very helpful too. You could look at others' bookshelves for ideas of new to you books.
You could consider getting involved in cookbook of the month challenge on this forum. I've joined in a couple of times when circumstances have permitted and have thoroughly enjoyed cooking with the group. It's a great way to force yourself out of a rut.
There should be links at the top of the page to the current book and the voting thread for next month's book.
Another endorsement for Jerusalem from me too. I have found that the majority of the recipes are excellent.
For me this one is the best I've ever had. The only trick is to follow the recipes religiously to the letter or don't bother.
Any one can how to cook a piece of meat. IMO what separates excellent cooks from good cooks is to know how to make proper sauces and stocks.
The book, available used, is only for ''Escoffier' fans
re: Puffin3
Is it required to stand on one's head to cook from this book? :)
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Here 'tis PT...
I got The Art of Simple Food by Alice Waters down from my shelf a few weeks ago because I was feeling kind of rut-ish too. I've been sort of cooking through it and have been really mixing up my cooking. It isn't that creative or exotic, you know, it really just covers a lot of basic stuff, but it really has been a lot of fun for me.
If you like Italian American food then I'd highly recommend CARMINE'S FAMILY-STYLE COOKBOOK.
I have hundreds of Italian cookbooks and I purchased this one about a month ago on the recommendation of another hound. I was enamoured from the moment it arrived and I've been cooking from it ever since. I've made over 20 recipes from the book so far and none have let us down. Most have exceeded our expectations. I've recorded most of my reviews in EYB and those reviews include links to photos.
It's an exciting book chock full of delicious dishes!
I am not sure if you enjoy baking but Will Torrent has recently published a cookbook which is both technical and beautiful.


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I provided my investment thesis for Conrad Industries (OTC: CNRD) here, and wrote about it here and here. In case you missed the release of their recent 10-Q (which is an easy thing to do, seeing as they trade over the counter and so you have to get their updated info at otcmarkets.com), I'll give you the quick update: they performed spectacularly.
In 1Q 2011, the company had revenues of $63 million, which compares to $139 million for all of 2010 and an increase of 120% over the $28.5 million in 1Q 2010. Pretty impressive revenue growth! Moreover, the company's debt level declined from an already paltry $3 million to just $2.6 million in the last Q, so the company is maintaining (and improving) its extremely prudent capital structure. Cash on hand also grew 50% this quarter, to $34 million or 1/3 of the company's current market cap! Free cash flow came in at $11.2 million representing 12% yield (for the quarter!) and an increase from $8.5 million for all of 2010.
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The company is still being held back due to the Department of Interior's slow trickle of new permit approvals for shallow water drilling. Six months ago, no new permits were being issued (despite the moratorium being lived in October, 2010, there was a de facto moratorium as new permits were only issued in the last two months). I view a return to historical levels of drilling in the Gulf of Mexico to be a major opportunity for CNRD.
Their operations are being affected by rising water levels along the Mississippi and Atchafalaya Rivers, but there is no reason to think this will have a long-term effect on the company. Water levels will return to normal and they'll resume operations at the affected sites. The company expects operations to be disrupted for two months.
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Chihuly. Michael De Marsche, president of the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, has orchestrated the extravaganza Chihuly, a sprawling survey of the career of glass master Dale Chihuly. Working near Seattle, Chihuly is among the best-known glass artists of all time, right up there with Louis Comfort Tiffany and Paolo Venini. De Marsche, following the formula he has established in other exhibits over the past couple of years, set Chihuly within the context of the CSFAC's spectacular Southwestern and American Indian collections. And then there's the incomparable setting of the iconic John Gaw Meem-designed building itself. Chihuly's illustrious career is surveyed beginning with the oldest pieces, from his very first generation of vases done in the 1970s to some brand-new, hot-from-the-furnaces chandeliers and towers. During those thirty years, his work became increasingly expressionistic, a product of his awareness of the Venetian aesthetic. The show is installed throughout the center, and there are even examples displayed outdoors in the courtyard. Through August 14 at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, 30 West Dale Street, Colorado Springs, 1-719-634-5581.
Five Presses: Selected Works, et al.The enormous Lower Gallery at the Arvada Center have been given over to a massive print show, Five Presses. The show's title refers to the five presses from which curator Jerry Gilmore has selected the 75 prints he's included in this impressive exhibit. The presses include two famous ones located right here in Colorado -- Anderson Ranch and Shark's INK -- as well as New Mexico's Hand Graphics, Segura Publishing Company from Arizona and White Wings Press of Illinois. Among the artists who are represented are Terry Allen, Vernon Fisher, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Emilio Lobato, David Barbero, Robert Colescott, Emmi Whitehorse, Enrique Chagoya, James Turrell, Carrie Mae Weems and Betty Woodman. In the Upper Gallery is Donald Quade: Journal, a big solo filled with abstracts by this up-and-coming Denver painter. In the theater lobby is the more intimate Chuck McCoy: New Works on Paper, made up of abstracts on paper. Donald Quade and Chuck McCoy run through August 21; Five Presses through August 28 at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, 6901 Wadsworth Boulevard, Arvada, 720-898-7200.
Japanese Design Today 100. This exhibit, which features an examination of contemporary Japanese design, is likely to be the last of the big shows at Metro State's Center for Visual Art. That's because the budget's been drastically cut and director Kathy Andrews left as a result. Poignantly, the show opened on Andrews's last day. She attended the opening reception, keeping a stiff upper lip while bidding a farewell to her supporters and the institution she ran for the past three years. Although Andrews installed the design exhibit, the Japan Foundation organized it with selections made by a panel of Japanese curators and designers. A lot of their choices are high-tech gadgets, including digital cameras, game stations and even a robotic dog, but there are also low-tech articles, such as vases and toys. One of the exhibit's most interesting features is the lack of a discernable Japanese aesthetic, which is so obvious in older material. Instead, almost everything seems as though it could just as easily have been made in the U.S. as in Japan. Through August 27 at the Center for Visual Art, 1734 Wazee Street, 303-294-5207.
Lewis and Clark. There's quite a bit of art in it, but Lewis and Clark: The National Bicentennial Exhibition, at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, is not an art show. In addition to the sculptures, paintings and decorative items, there are documents, weapons, maps, notebooks, clothing, medical paraphernalia and scientific equipment. All of it is interesting, some of it even beautiful. The Missouri Historical Society's Carolyn Gilman expertly curated the show, gathering up the 400-plus artifacts in it, more than a quarter of which may be directly traceable to the expedition itself. In her selections, Gilman attempted to include the perspective of both the Euro-Americans and the American Indians. The exhibit has basically been arranged in chronological order, following Lewis and Clark and their Shoshone guide, Sacagawea, along their route from the Midwest to the Pacific. They were looking for a river passage to the Northwest coast, but it wasn't there. The show's only flaw is the theatrical exhibition design, which is often distracting. Through August 21 at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, 2001 Colorado Boulevard, 303-322-7009. Reviewed May 26.
Luminosity. The Museum of Outdoor Arts, ensconced in the newish Englewood CityCentre, is best known for the sculpture displays it has scattered around the metro area, including the main cache in front of Englewood's municipal building. But there's also an indoor space where MOA mounts art shows, which is currently outfitted with a multi-media show on the topic of "the quality of radiant light." Regionally famous artist Daniel Sprick is the only painter in the show, with everyone else doing photography or photo-based techniques. In the photography category are David Sharpe's shots of Robert Smithson's "Spiral Jetty," a pioneering earthworks piece that had been flooded by the Great Salt Lake but has recently reemerged as the water receded. Another photographer, Anne Arden McDonald, specializes in figure studies set in abandoned buildings. The two artists doing photo-based pieces are Randy Brown, who does hybrids of painting and photography, and Jason Musgrave, who created an impressive large-scale installation made of various materials, including glass, chrome and photography. Through September 1 at the Museum of Outdoor Arts, 1000 Englewood Parkway, #2-230, 303-806-0440.


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COLLEGE STATION, Texas –The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents will meet Thursday, May 1 at 9 a.m. in the Board Room in the Memorial Student Center on the campus of Texas A&M University.
The meeting will immediately recess to executive session and will reconvene in open session at 1:15 p.m. in the Bethancourt Grand Ballroom to consider action on the following items:
- Approval of new, increased and decreased tuition and fees (including proposed guaranteed tuition and fee rates) – A&M System;
- Approval of fiscal year 2015 operating budget – A&M System;
- Approval of the system capital plan for FY2015-2019 – A&M System;
- Approval to amend the FY 2014-2018 System Capital Plan to add the Human Clinical research Facility project at Texas A&M University with a fiscal year 2014 start date – A&M System;
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NEW ORLEANS – Another prominent Republican gathering, more evidence of the dueling legacies of President Ronald Reagan overhanging the party as it tries to widen its reach and avoid extending its presidential losing streak in 2016.
There's Reagan, the doctrinaire icon of modern conservatism who declared at his inauguration that government isn't the solution; government is the problem. Then there's Reagan, the pragmatic president who negotiated with Democrats and other Republicans on taxes, spending, immigrationand other issues.
Both Reagans made an appearance at a national conservative summit in Louisiana, and the divide is at the core of the GOP's identity search that pits tea party conservatives such as Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Utah Sen. Mike Lee – they led a budget fight that sparked a partial government shutdown last fall – against party establishment figures who say compromise is a necessary function of government.
Cruz told delegates Saturday at the Republican Leadership Conference that Reagan was successful because he was unapologetically conservative.
Y'all will remember what happened in 1980, Cruz said. We saw millions of Americans across this country rise up and become the Reagan revolution.
Haley Barbour, the former Republican national chairman who worked in the Reagan White House, delivered a history lecture on the same stage as Cruz a day before. Reagan compromised on everything, he said, adding that purity is the enemy of victory in politics and in governing.
Barbour cited overhauls of Social Security, taxes and immigration that Reagan signed after deals with a Democratic Congress.
He didn't say it, but the Social Security deal raised payroll taxes on some workers. The immigration law included provisions many Republicans now deride as amnesty. Other Reagan tax bills included various cuts and increases.
After leaving office, Reagan also urged Congress to adopt the Brady Bill, which eventually passed to require a waiting period for certain gun purchases and a ban on certain military-style rifles. The law was named for a Reagan aide shot in a 1981 assassination attempt on the new president.
Cruz said Saturday: In Texas, we define gun control real simple. That's hittin' what you aim at.
The senator won the presidential straw poll at the three-day conference, an annual gathering where some White House hopefuls make their pitch to some of the party's most conservative activists.
Delegates said they're intent on reclaiming the White House and recognize the necessity of reaching behind the party's most conservative core, but there's little consensus on how to do it.
Cruz told The Associated Press after his speech that Reagan unequivocally would have aligned with him last year when he pushed Republicans to block budget bills in an effort to repeal President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.
He conceded that Reagan signed eight deficit-spending budgets he negotiated with liberals like House Speaker Tip O'Neill of Massachusetts. But those deals, Cruz argued, still slowed the rate of growth.


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It was intimate and unique. The third event in the WinForever Always Compete Speaker Series, like other previous events in our Series, delivered something that isn't offered by anyone else. We didn't just talk about a usual ride to stardom.
A sold-out crowd at The GRAMMY Museum in LA LIVE created a unique environment that produced a rare energy. It was clear the passion coming from the audience matched those of the talent on stage. On stage included three-time Olympic gold medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings and WinForever's high performance psychologist Dr. Michael Gervais, with Yogi Roth as the always-entertaining moderator.
We opened up and dug into the heart of Kerri and how she decided to bring on the assistance and expertise of Dr. Gervais. After eight years of dominance and two Olympic gold medals to boot, Kerri and her partner, Misty May-Treanor, found themselves with a lack of confidence and a feeling they weren't on top of their game.
Then came in Dr. Gervais, who helped them get out of a funk and get them to re-focus on their ensuing goal. "No one is anything alone, and it takes a strong person to ask for help," Walsh Jennings urged Tuesday night. "Have a strong support system and rely on it. Rely on your people." She did that. And then came London 2012.
Throughout our conversation on Tuesday night, Kerri and Dr. Gervais took us through a journey to the unknown. Never had you been part of a conversation like this. From one superstar in her field—not just volleyball, but life—to an expert in high performance psychology, we constantly learned. Kerri's genuine persona was highly relatable to all of us, even to those who haven't ever set foot on a volleyball court. Likewise, Dr. Gervais took the opportunity to teach. Like he does every day with athletes at the top of their game, Dr. Gervais gave wisdom to young volleyball players and business executives, alike.
Dr. Gervais talked about the four characteristics to perform well—being calm, having confidence, being able to focus and adjust. She helped Kerri perfect these in the months leading up to London—when Kerri was 'grinding.' "Grinding is working intelligently—having a plan and knowing what skills to work on," Dr. Gervais told the engaging audience Tuesday night.
Near the end of the evening, both Kerri and Dr. Gervais thanked each other, their families and the audience for allowing them to have an incredible journey. Lastly, Kerri was fortunate to have Dr. Gervais, telling him: "What you gave me is helping realize my priorities."
It's a simple reminder to all of us to uphold an appropriate balance we'd like to maintain: family, finance, career, etc. We learned Tuesday night that Kerri didn't have the balance she wanted until she met Dr. Gervais. Once she re-discovered it, she performed better than she could've ever imagined.
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Eternal Secret
Sally Tipping - 29/08/2014
A fabulous dance to a gorgeous track. It took a while to get the timing but once that was mastered and we put in all the sweeps and hitches it felt and looked wonderful. The tag is easy, the restart not difficult to hear. Everyone absolutely loved it. Many thanks Ria.
Moonshine In The Trunk
Vikki Morris - 29/08/2014
class review country music not their first love but they scored it well, they liked the travelling heel hold section
Marry That Girl
Vikki Morris - 29/08/2014
great dance by maggie, steps fit a treat, love the heel strut 1/4 heel strut bit
Because Of You
Chris Jackson - 29/08/2014
A really good dance by Monica and a strong Country track. Can't wait to see the video. Well done!
Wendy Annall - 29/08/2014
It pays to listen to your dancers and follow up their opinions. This one was passed onto me by one of them and truthfully I wouldn't have picked it up as this isn't my kind of music. I gave it a good listening to and it really does have an infectious sound and I love it. Huge success at class and it was danced 3 times that evening. Kate did a great job with it, We were even looking forward to the very noticeable restart because it's so good. Really cool dance Kate, Thanks.
Gonna B Good
Anne Sandars - 29/08/2014
I agree this is a great feel good dance which deserves to be up in the charts
Gonna B Good
Anne Sandars - 29/08/2014
Your review
Gonna B Good
Dawn Morgan - 29/08/2014
I love this dance & I love Keith Urban, what a voice. Well done girls on picking up on the track, lets get voting and get it in the charts....
Some Kind Of Hero
Harriet Langston - 29/08/2014
Love the dance and if you like half past nothin you will like this one
J Myers - 28/08/2014
a very mixed reaction > not sure if the music type has been danced out & my classes are ready now for a different kind of beat ?. will try it again next week >> i think its great but im just the instructor its my dancer's review that matter to me.
Some Kind Of Hero
Matthew Grocott - 28/08/2014
this is a great Improver dance i like it
Linda Garrett - 27/08/2014
Great dance from Karl, nice teach with two easy restarts, enjoyed by everyone.
Marry That Girl
Denise Nicholls - 27/08/2014
very popular in classes, steps fit the music perfectly, nothing difficult and one easy restart. fills the floor
Such A Fool
Denise Nicholls - 27/08/2014
Great little dance, straight forward 5 minute teach, taught it to all my levels beginners- intermediates and everyone enjoyed it nothing to tax your brain just what we need occasionally.
Say Geronimo
Denise Nicholls - 27/08/2014
jury was out on this one first week, second week different story they love it and request it again and again, the first 16 counts are the trickiest,the other 48 counts no problem, restart no problem, the tag is another story if your not concentrating you`ve missed it. Great piece of music and choreography to match.


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Also see Studio To Go: http://www.ferventsoftware.com/
Just saw a demo of this last night, and thought it really good. It was reported as the first music distro tried where everything 'just worked'.
The package is Debian based. The install isn't for your absolute novice, but mostly the usual Debian fare.
There's a live version too.
Webbie: http://www.agnula.org/
Downloads: http://demudi.agnula.org/images/1.2.1/
Also see Studio To Go: http://www.ferventsoftware.com/
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Cubs will need more than just this draft to rebuild
BY MARK POTASH Twitter: @MarkPotash June 4, 2012 2:36PM
No team knows better than the Red Sox what Theo Epstein brings to the front office.. | John J. Kim~Sun-Times
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Updated: June 4, 2012 7:01PM
It doesn't matter whom the Cubs get with the sixth overall pick in today's major-league baseball draft. I stopped getting excited about the names after Ty Griffin and Earl Cunningham several GMs ago.
There's only one pertinent question for Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer with regard to their No. 1 pick: How soon will he be good enough to play here? And regardless of what either of them say, I can translate it into a language Cub fans can understand: Not soon enough.
As is painfully evident to anyone paying any attention to the Cubs, they need more help than the No. 6 pick in this or any other draft. It's pretty bad when we're anticipating the No. 1 pick in next year's draft even before the Cubs selected sixth overall on Monday. The best player on the Cubs' next playoff team might be a year away from being two years away from the big leagues.
They look like a good bet for at least the No. 2 pick in next year's draft at this point. The Cubs have lost 15 of their last 18 games to fall to 18-35. Only an ill-timed sweep of the San Diego Padres (18-37) — their only three wins in the last three weeks — are keeping them from the worst record in baseball.
The Cubs, though, have a good shot at undertaking the Padres for the bottom spot, because they have an incredible knack for losing games. They've allowed three runs or fewer seven times in the last three weeks, but have lost six of the seven games. The Washington Nationals are 13th in the National League in batting average (.241), behind even the Cubs (.247). But when they allow three runs or fewer, they're 24-8.
It helps to have the No. 1 overall pick in the draft two years in a row, like the Nationals did with pitcher Stephen Strasburg (2009) and outfielder Bryce Harper (2010). The Cubs, for now, will have to do with No. 6.
It's unlikely they'll get Strasburg or Harper. Since the Yankees drafted Derek Jeter in 1992, only one No. 6 pick in major-league baseball's June draft has made the All-Star team — Royals right-handed pitcher Zack Greinke, who was drafted in 2002, reached the big leagues in 2004 and made the American League All-Star team in 2009.
That's the challenge facing Epstein, Hoyer and the Cubs' scouting staff in the draft. But you have to like their chances. Epstein made his mark with good draft picks — Dustin Pedroia, Jacoby Ellsbury, Jonathan Papelbon, Clay Buchholz among them. And he never had a pick higher than No. 17 (his first No. 1 pick, outfielder David Murphy in 2003, who is a regular with the Texas Rangers). If he can find Pedroia with the 65th overall pick, there's no telling what he can do with No. 6.
Cub fans are anticipating the upgrade. The last time the Cubs had the sixth overall pick, they took Ryan Harvey in 2003. Epstein took Murphy at No. 17. In 2005, the Cubs took pitcher Matt Pawelek with the 20th pick. Epstein took Ellsbury with the 23rd pick.
Epstein's draft resume has faded in recent years, but for what it's worth, two of his first-round picks with the Red Sox last year are tearing it up at high-Class A — pitcher Matt Barnes at No. 19 (78 strikeouts in 54 2/3 innings, 1.15 ERA) and outfielder Jackie Bradley at No. 40 (.376, 13 steals, 1.066 OPS). The Cubs' took shortstop Javier Baez at No. 9. He's hitting .286 with an .855 OPS at Class A Peoria.
Epstein's on-field moves so far have been unimpressive. The Cubs are paying Carlos Zambrano $15 million this year to help put the Marlins in contention in the NL East, while Chris Volstad is at Class AAA Iowa. And manager Dale Sveum doesn't have much to work with, but it's hardly reassuring to see any manager sacrifice bunt with his No. 3 hitter, or play for one run run in the early innings with the wind blowing out at Wrigley in a game that end ups 8-6.
But it's all about the future on the North Side. The day the Yankees drafted Jeter in 1992, they had only one player who would play on their 1996 World Series team. When Dallas Green took over the Cubs, he turned a rotation of an aging Fergie Jenkins, Doug Bird, Randy Martz and Dickie Noles into Rick Sutcliffe, Dennis Eckersley, Steve Trout and Dick Ruthven in less than two years.
For Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer, the No. 6 pick in the draft is another small step. They hopefully get much, much bigger from here.


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My guess is it came about under similar terms and is equivalent to the other 2.
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With 190 life science and biotechnology companies, 100 cutting-edge hospitals and health clinics, and some of the U.S.'s top research facilities located here, Houston is the ideal venue for America's most important medical trade event.
As America's fourth-largest city, Houston is also widely known for its arts and dining culture:
Dine & Shop: Visit Houston Galleria for the ultimate shopping experience, or dine the night away in the place New York Post once declared "one of the most satisfying food scenes in the country."
The Museum District & Museum of Fine Arts: Visit 18 museums within walking distance of each other and discover inspiration in all forms, including the multi-faceted Museum of Fine Arts.
Houston Grand Opera: Make your stay complete with a trip to the world-renowned Opera Theater in Downtown Houston holding a Tony, two Grammys, and two Emmys in its walls.
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See why Houston Mayor, Annise Parker, Dr. Robert C. Robbins, President and CEO of the Texas Medical Center, and Greg Ortale, President and CEO of the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau believe Houston will be the perfect city to host MEDICAL WORLD AMERICAS.


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