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NORCROSS — A fire that damaged a Norcross home in the 1400 block of Kings Ridge Drive on Friday could be the third residential fire sparked by an unattended candle this year, officials said.Neighbors reported the two-story home was ablaze at 12:19 p.m. Nobody was home at the time and no injuries were reported, said Fire Department spokesman Capt. Thomas Rutledge. The fire destroyed contents and caused heavy damage to the structure, Rutledge said. "The cause of the fire appears accidental and may have been sparked by a candle left burning unattended," he said. Investigators blamed two residential fires last week on candles left burning unattended. One fire left three people with minor injuries, and the other displaced a family of four.
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Can Starlin Castro develop into the kind of hitter that even begins to approximate the ``selective aggressiveness'' that the Theo Epstein-Jed Hoyer front office wants to make and organizational hallmark the way they did in Boston?
That's at least debatable. But Epstein said he believes that the increasing power he anticipates from Castro will indirectly push that process in the coming years.
Meanwhile, the most important indicator might be Castro himself. The 22-year-old shortstop with the innate ability to hit almost any pitch almost anywhere his bat can reach says he's confident he can be a much better, more selective hitter than he is.
``I can be better than I am right now, with a little more experience, a little more patience at the plate,'' he said, recognizing the shortcoming before it could specifically be raised. ``When I [improve at] not swinging at bad pitches.''
Castro has only six walks in 298 plate appearances. That's just .02 BB/PA - worst in the majors for qualifying hitters. And only six National League qualifiers see fewer pitches (3.51 per PA).
Even Castro sees that as an issue, despite his ability to make good contact even on pitches out of the strike zone.
``You can hit bad pitches, but you're going to swing at pitcher's pitches,'' he said. ``But if you can eliminate that, you can swing at better pitches.''
Sounds at least like he's listening to his manager and coaches.
Those who have seen Castro since he was a teenage rookie-ball player say just keep watching.
``I think if you want him to do something, he's so talented that if he worked at anything, he'd be good at it,'' said teammate Tony Campana, who was a rookie-ball teammate, too. ``If you wanted him to sit there and take pitches and hit with two strikes, he could do it.
``I think he's just so competitive, it's, `Well, whatever the pitcher throws up there, I can hit it anyway, so I'm going to hit it, whether it's [early in the count or not] - and he does. He's the most unbelievable person I've ever seen at getting the barrel to the ball, no matter where the pitch is, whether it's in the dirt, or over his head or right down the middle.''
That's the part that has had scouts and instructors drooling over his potential for years - and that still informs the Cubs' visions of Castro in his prime.
``With any 22 year old,'' team president Epstein said, ``I think it's time to step back and look at the age and understand ... close your eyes and think, `What's this guy going to be like when he's 27?' ''
For starters, he should be hitting more home runs as a natural progression of his career, given his size and early indications.
Another notorious bad-ball hitter from another generation, Kirby Puckett, was a .296 hitter his rookie season but walked only 16 times and hit no homers in 583 plate appearances. Two years later, he had 31 home runs, and 41 walks, with a .328 average and .366 on-base percentage.
He never came close to leading the league in walks or getting confused with a ``grind-at-bats'' guy. But he learned the pitchers in the league well enough and was comfortable and confident enough in his ability to hit in any count, that he often got his pitch to hit - especially in big spots -- by setting up pitchers early in counts or in early-game at-bats.
That's something to consider before dismissing Castro for being undisciplined - something to consider when looking at his rare hitting ability at this young age, this early in his big-league career.
``There's a lot of different ways to get it done offensively in the big leagues,'' Epstein said. ``We're not asking all our hitters to be cookie-cutter hitters and do it the same way.''
And for his part, Castro isn't waiting for next year or his next hitting coach -- or next week -- to work on his shortcomings.
``The game is not only one month or two months,'' he said. ``We've got [93] games left this season.''


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Further steps taken on the cell phone unlocking bill, bulk unlocking takes a focus
Earlier this year, a bill was passed to make unlocking cell phones legal. While it was passed, there were some caveats that many couldn't ignore. Further steps are now being taken on the bill, which is being introduced with a new version.
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Wireless carriers, FCC ink deal that'll make it easier to unlock a mobile phone
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler announced today that the agency has reached a deal with wireless carriers that'll make it easier for consumers to unlock their mobile phones. This news was reported by Reuters shortly after the FCC statement was released.
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- 8 December, 2006
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Some of you may have read my friend and collegue's blog named "Blog of Helios" and visited his website lobby4linux.com enough to have understood what he has tried and is trying to accomplish with regards to Trusted Computing and Digital Rights Management. Many of you probably respect this approach and support it as I do. Others may not have any idea what I'm speaking of. Allow me to background a bit: A few months back, despite life threatening illness, Ken … Continue Reading →
Cipherfunk.org, the GPL, and Ubuntu Contributors
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- 25 August, 2006
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Why oh why do people jump to conclusions without properly investigating things? I haven't ranted in a while because, well, there's really nothing to rant about as of late. However, this morning, I read this news article on violation of the GPL by a site called Cipherfunk.org. If you take a look at the article, it goes on to explain that Cipherfunk was offering patches to various bug reports in Ubuntu because Ubuntu hadn't fixed the bugs (bugs listed: #36596, … Continue Reading →
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Perspective. It's what separates one opinion from another. A person who looks at a glass that is half empty may be despondent but a person who looks at a glass half full may be full of joy. I like to think "Hey! Who the hell put that glass on this table anyway?". We all have different ideas that shape who we are, what we do, and why we do it. Often, these ideas blend into our interests and hobbies. With … Continue Reading →
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- 27 June, 2006
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- 12 May, 2006
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Gwyneth Paltrow kills her dinner guests
Watching this video segment of Gwynnie preparing roasted chicken and salad, I got nervous when I saw her pluck sprigs of herbs from a plateful while stuffing a chicken, not washing her hands to avoid contaminating the leftovers.
However, I actually started yelling at my computer screen when she popped her chicken in the oven, swiped her bare palm over the cutting board she'd used to debone it, AND PICKED UP THE GREENS TO BEGIN HER SALAD!
Stop her before she serves me lunch!
haha they disabled comments, i wonder if that's why? they should put some sort of disclaimer! Maybe it was just a badly cut video.
None of the stuff she used to stuff the chicken got used for anything else. Wasteful, maybe, but there's no indication of cross-contamination. Matter of fact, it's a fair bet she did two chickens, especially if she was feeding the crew.
As to the salad, the whole set changes after she puts the chicken in the oven. A washing-up scene isn't very entertaining. Don't become hysterical just because it ends up on the cutting room floor.
re: alanbarnes
Looking at the video with possible contamination in mind, I think the pepper mill and olive oil bottles are more likely sources of cross contamination between the chicken and the salad. I don't recall ever washing the outside of either item in my kitchen. On the other hand, I don't usually pick up either with hands that are wet with chicken juices.
In any case, it is naive to assume that a video like this shows every second from start to stop. Note, for example, the change in cutting board. At one point she cuts the chicken on a white plastic one. Later there's a wood one.
You need to get your eyes checked. She uses a plastic cutting board for the chicken and after that she has a huge wooden cutting board. She also has two knives. And like alanbarnes noted we're not seeing what got edited out. Altough I'm pretty sure she only did one chicken.
I know everybody likes to get their hate on for Gwyneth because she's such a vainglorious boob. But in this case, there's nothing to get worked up about.
re: SnackHappy
I was wrong about the two knives. Looks like one knife.
People are quick to accuse. Killing her dinner guests? Please!
So much is edited out. Even when they show TV chefs washing their hands they do an inadequate job.
Folks, folks, folks -- tongue in cheek. I'm not LITERALLY accusing her of killing people. And nope, I hadn't noticed the cutting-board switcheroo. However:
1. As pointed out below, she's still touching raw herbs, oil, pepper and salt with contaminated hands.
2. This is a cooking-instruction video, aimed at novice cooks who don't know how to roast a chicken and make a salad. I feel any instructor who doesn't highlight the importance of food-handling techniques is derelict in her duties.
3. To edit out the cleanup entirely is a HUGE mistake. You'd fail a college video-directing class if you omitted something so crucial. You cannot expect an audience to realize a light-colored plastic cutting board has turned into a light-colored wooden one -- something that happens midway through the chicken prep, not between dishes. There's media literacy, and there's misleading editing.
It's a mistake in editing and conception, and it illustrates the classic, textbook food contamination hazard of making salad after prepping chicken. That exact example is the first thing I ever learned about food safety.
re: hotoynoodle
If I recall the conversations from the Spain shows, she avoids just 4 legged animals. Batali kidded her on and off about her choices, but also claimed she and Claudia could eat their share of the various meals. On that show, it was Mario who got sick from under cooked pheasant (or some such bird), not Gwyneth.
re: hotoynoodle
She eats and she cooks. And she's thin but definitely not a skeleton.
re: NYCkaren
she is all over the map, so who knows what to believe? she was organic, than a vegan, than macrobiotic, always on and on about cleansing fasts. she seems utterly neurotic about food and her pretentiousness drives me up the wall. most celebrity chefs are bad enough, but cooking celebrities are off the charts in my book, sorry.
re: hotoynoodle
Yeah, she's pretentious. But some of the recipes on her blog are perfectly good. I skip the posts about "detox" programs. I spotted her once shopping at the farmer's market and she looked normal. Not emaciated.


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Somewhere I heard that the "Kali" part of the title refers to the Indian goddess who demanded blood sacrifices. True or not, it fits well with the idea of visiting places where gruesome things occurred.
At times, the locations offer psychological symbolism, so as a psycho-journalist (rather than a photojournalist), I'll be commenting on this.
In any event, I've often wondered how I would plot out such a cross-country trip. I'd have to think about where to start and where to finish. A few weeks ago I put the question out to my Facebook friends and received mostly the typical locations – high-profile crimes like the Lizzie Borden and Amityville houses.


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FRANKFORT -- (AP) -- Angry Appalachian coal miners are refusing to vacation in Tennessee because they say one of that state's political leaders wants to eliminate needed jobs by banning mountaintop removal.
Republican U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander is sponsoring legislation that would bar coal companies from the controversial mining practice that involves blasting away mountaintops to unearth coal and dumping dirt, rock and trees into the valleys beneath. Such a ban would effectively halt the destructive form of mining.
Miners in Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia and Virginia are taking part in the protest, said Roger Horton, director of Citizens for Coal, the pro-coal advocacy group that organized the boycott.
Horton, a miner on a mountaintop-removal operation in West Virginia, said some 5,000 coal miners already have joined the week-old boycott, which he hopes will spread to involve all of the nation's 81,000 coal miners.
The boycott will continue, Horton said, until Alexander relents.
"He needs to mind his own business," Horton said. "Why fool with us? We have good congressmen and senators here who know what's best for West Virginia. We don't need his interference."
But Alexander said Appalachia's mountaintops should be preserved, not destroyed.
"I understand their feelings," Alexander told The Associated Press on Friday. "But I have feelings, too. And my feelings are that millions of people come to Tennessee to see the beauty of the mountaintops and not to see mountains whose tops have been blown off with the waste dumped in our streams — which is all I am trying to stop."
Coal isn't the huge employer in Tennessee that it is in other Appalachian states. Tennessee has just more than 500 miners. West Virginia has more than 20,000, and Kentucky has about 17,000.
Horton said he thinks that if enough people forgo trips to the Great Smoky Mountains and to popular tourist destinations around Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, including Dollywood, Alexander would feel pressure to abandon the legislation.
Kentucky Coal Association President Bill Caylor said he expects the boycott to grow.
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The Department of Defense's (DOD) rationale for waiving the competitive prototyping requirement in the Weapon Systems Acquisition Reform Act (WSARA) of 2009, as amended, for the Army's Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC) – Increment 2, Block 1 program addresses one of the two bases provided in the statute; namely that the cost of producing competitive prototypes exceeds the expected life-cycle benefits (in constant dollars) of producing the prototypes. IFPC Increment 2, Block 1 is the first of three blocks of capability to detect, assess, and defend against threats from rockets, artillery, mortars, cruise missiles, and unmanned aircraft. According to the DOD waiver, the Army's acquisition strategy leverages mature, fielded components and subsystems, and as a result the potential benefits ofcompetitive prototyping are limited. In addition, the Army plans to build two of its own prototypes and conduct a formal review of the system's preliminary design during the technology development phase to further reduce technical, cost, and schedule risks. The Army estimates that this strategy will cost $219.6 million (in base year 2013 dollars). In comparison, the Army estimates that competitive prototyping would cost around $428.1 million (in base year 2013 dollars) and add 24 months to the technology development schedule with potential benefits of only $9.8 million (in base year 2013 dollars). DOD and the Army concluded that neither the life-cycle benefits, nor the benefits of improved performance and increased technical and design maturity, justified the cost of producing such prototypes.
DOD found that the Army's cost-benefit analysis was reasonable. The Army's analysis consideredtwo strategies. The first strategy reflects the Army's current plan to build two of its own prototypes. The second strategy reflects a competitive prototyping scenario in which two competing contractors each build two prototypes for a combined total of four. The Army's analysis indicates that nearly all of the cost difference between the two strategies is associated with having contractors build a combined total of four prototypes, test ranges, and facilities to support the additional prototypes, and costs associated with retaining systems engineering and program management personnel longer than currently planned. The Army assumed that if a competitive prototyping strategy was used, one of the competing developers would be carried forward into engineering and manufacturing development which would provide the benefit of continuous learning. Using guidance from DOD's Manufacturing Management Guide and Defense Acquisition University the Army determined that a 9 percent increase in software productivity and a 15 percent increase in production and fielding efficiency could be realized, which would result in a total life-cycle benefit of around $9.8 million (in base year 2013 dollars).
Why GAO Did This Study
WSARA required the Secretary of Defense to modify guidance to ensure that the acquisition strategy for each major defense acquisition program provides for competitive prototypes before Milestone B approval--which authorizes entry into system development--unless the Milestone Decision Authority waives the requirement. Competitive prototyping, which involves commercial, government, or academic sources producing early prototypes of weapon systems or critical subsystems, can help DOD programs reduce technical risk, refine requirements, validate designs and cost estimates, and evaluate manufacturing processes prior to making major commitments of resources. It can also help reduce the time it takes to field a system, and as a result, reduce its acquisition cost. WSARA also provides that whenever a Milestone Decision Authority authorizes a waiver of the competitive prototyping requirement on the basis of what WSARA describes as "excessive cost," the Milestone Decision Authority is required to submit notification of the waiver, together with the rationale, to the Comptroller General of the United States. WSARA further provides that no later than 60 days after receipt of a notification of a waiver, GAO is to review the rationale for the waiver and submit a written assessment of that rationale to the congressional defense committees.
On March 31, 2014, we received notice from DOD that it had waived the competitive prototyping requirement for the IFPC Increment 2, Block 1 program. In this report, we assess DOD's rationale for granting the waiver and the analysis used to support it.
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Building Partner Capacity:State and DOD Need to Define Time Frames to Guide and Track Global Security Contingency Fund ProjectsGAO-15-75: Published: Nov 20, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 20, 2014.
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DOD Business Systems Modernization:Additional Enhancements Are Needed for Army Business System Schedule and Cost Estimates to Fully Meet Best PracticesGAO-14-470: Published: Sep 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 30, 2014.
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Specialty Metals:DOD Dissemination of National Security Waiver Information Could Enhance Awareness and Compliance with RestrictionsGAO-15-133: Published: Oct 16, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 16, 2014.
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Nuclear Weapons:Some Actions Have Been Taken to Address Challenges with the Uranium Processing Facility DesignGAO-15-126: Published: Oct 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 10, 2014.
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National Defense:Department of Defense's Waiver of Competitive Prototyping Requirement for the Navy's Fleet Replenishment Oiler ProgramGAO-15-57R: Published: Oct 8, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 8, 2014.
Sep 30, 2014
Afghanistan Equipment Drawdown:Progress Made, but Improved Controls in Decision Making Could Reduce Risk of Unnecessary ExpendituresGAO-14-768: Published: Sep 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 30, 2014.
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Happy Monday everyone, and welcome to Monday Coffee break. To ring in the New Year, I thought I'd search the interwebs to bring you the very best of classic comfort foods that have been lightened up.
Now, I love butter, salt, cheese, and cream probably more than anyone I know. Unfortunately, these items have been causing me to have a shrinking wardrobe in recent weeks.
So, in an effort to avoid the above, or to avoid having to use a crow bar to get into my jeans, I'm trying to lighten things up in the kitchen a bit. Don't be frightened- I will still be making luscious cream sauces, cheesy pastas, and hearty stick- to- your ribs dishes…but I will be peppering their presence throughout a week of meals that are much lighter.
Here are my finds for those classic comfort foods we're all craving right about now…lightened up!
First up is this beautiful Sweet Potato Parmesan Gratin from Minimalist Baker. Yum!
Next, is another gratin. Mainly because if I could eat a gratin dish everyday I would. And with these lightened up versions I may just be able to AND be able to fit into my pants.
This Romanesco Gratin from The Country Spoon looks absolutely delightful, and, dare I say about gratin dish, light!
Now we have a lighter version of one of my absolute favorite meals, Beouf Bourguignon. This version from Chit Chat…Chomp is lightened up (read: sans the pound of butter…I love you butter…please don't leave me!…sniff, sniff…O.K. I'm back.) and looks ever still delish.
While I we're in France, let's stay a while. Speaking of France, I just signed myself up for a French pastry class, you know, French pastry. DIET FOOD. Ahem. I'll report back on how that goes. But I digress, this Vegetable Cassoulet from The Faux Martha looks just perfect for a Winter supper.
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Lacreasha Lowder, 42, passed away on Sept. 11, 2014. A celebration of life will take place on Oct. 3, 2014, 4 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. at Ruckers Mortuary in Pacoima, 12460 Van Nuys Blvd., Pacoima 91331. Please contact the family for details (661)750-9127.
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March 18, 1961 – Sept. 1, 2014
On Sept. 1, 2014, Tammy Ann Wallace went home to be with her Heavenly Father. She was at home surrounded by her family.
Tammy was a true warrior who fought to the very last minute. She saw the good in all things and was the first to offer a helping hand. You did not even have to ask. It is unknown how many people she helped with her daily updates on her incredible journey. She made a "Bucket List" and her family made sure that it was completed. Once it was completed she started a new one. She said, "Got to have a plan and things to do." Her last wish: Disneyland. Thanks to her friends and family, that wish came true. Disneyland rolled out the "Red Carpet" for her.
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"Dirce Drucker"
1943 - 2014
Dirce Drucker of Bear Valley Springs, entered into rest on August 28, 2014. She was 70 years old. A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, September 2, 2014, at 1 p.m., at the Wood Family Funeral Service Chapel. A full obituary will appear in the next week's edition of the Tehachapi News. Wood Family Funeral Service has assisted the family with the arrangements. For condolences please visit woodmortuary.net.
Jean Winnifred Patterson
1926 - 2014
Tehachapi resident Jean Winnifred Patterson, 87, passed away on August 27, 2014. Burial will be at a later date at Eternal Valley Memorial Park in Newhall. Wood Family Funeral Service has been entrusted with her care. For condolences please visit woodmortuary.net.
Jane Adair Barnett
1926 – 2014
Jane Barnett passed peacefully on Aug., 24, 2014, with her loving family by her side, in Tehachapi. She was born Aug., 26, 1926, in Alhambra, to Ed and Phoebe Ogden. She moved to Wilsona with her family in 1935, and it is here where she met the love of her life, Ernest (Lee) Barnett. Lee and Jane married on March 31, 1946, in Lancaster, where they continued to live and raise their family. They moved to Kingman, Ariz. in 1989 to be closer to the Colorado River, which they loved. Jane moved to Tehachapi in 2011, after the passing of her husband the previous year.
Jane was a devoted wife and mother who loved gardening, sewing, boating, and water-skiing. She was an avid water-skier who could teach anyone how to get up on skis. Jane will best be remembered for her playful banter and a sweet smile that could light up a room.
Richard T. Burdine
1929 - 2014
Richard T. Burdine, 85, of Tehachapi, beloved husband and best friend of Esther (Laughlin) Burdine for over 65 years, passed away peacefully surrounded by loved ones he laughed with, lived for and loved on August 6, 2014.
His ministry began in 1949 in Portland, Ore. where he began preaching and leading Sunday school in a home near Mt. Saint Helens, Wash. He served 3 mission churches, including Brea, which became self supporting. He was assigned in 1962 Palms EUB and for one year in 1968, he and Marshall Ketchum were the first co-pastors in the history of the Calfornia Conference of the UMC. He then went on to Huntington Beach and Lancaster UMC, where he retired in 1992 after 41 years in charge of a congregation. After retiring, he served at UM fellowship in Bakersfield and three times interim for the UCC Church in Tehachapi. His love of life included his family, friends, fishing, camping, hunting, sports, photography, music, drama, Reiki, and Marriage Encounter.
Richard or "Dick" was born in Spokane, Wash. on April 15, 1929 and attended Whitworth College as a freshman in Spokane, Wash. and Cascade College in Portland, Ore. where he met Esther and they married October 21, 1949.
Besides his wife Esther, Dick is survived by 3 sons: Paul and wife, Pam, their children and grandchildren; David and wife, Diana their children and grandchild; and Allan and wife, Akemi and their children. He is also survived by 3 daughters: Jeanine her children; Deanne and husband, Wes, their children and grandchildren; and Rene and husband, Joey, their children; as well as nephews in Washington: Tim, Steve, Marcus & Kermit Burdine and their wives and children. He was a wonderful Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Uncle, Cousin, Pastor and Friend.
Robert James Dixon, Sr.
July 13, 1923 - August 21, 2014
Robert James Dixon. Sr. 91, returned to the Lord on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 21, 2014 in West Covina. He was ready to join his bride, Mildred, who had died just a year ago. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. He was born July 13, 1923 in Colorado Springs, Colo. to loving parents, Graydon Glenn and Grace Lenore (Alkire) Dixon. He had two brothers and three sisters.
Robert's family and heritage were of utmost importance in his life. His most precious moments were those spent with the ones he loved. Robert was proud of his service and loved this country, and always felt very fortunate with the life that was given him. He loved playing pinochle, eating watermelon, ice cream, fresh peaches and drinking coffee. Robert will be greatly missed and will be remembered fondly by his family and all who knew him.
Vyrlanne "Vyrl" King
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As the new European Parliament assembles for the start of its five-year term on July 1, many familiar faces will be missing—retired, or voted out—including some who had a voice in European Union health policy in the outgoing parliament. The absence of Bulgarian physician Antonyia Parvanova will be particularly noted: a lively and prominent member of the parliament's health committee, she intervened frequently—and often intelligently—in numerous healthcare debates within and beyond the parliament, but lost her seat in the May elections.
Longstanding stalwart Dagmar Roth-Behrendt of Germany, who among other things was the MEP designated as the principal contact with the European Medicines Agency (EMA), has retired. And Marina Yannakoudakis, a UK MEP with a strong record in health matters, was also defeated in the elections. Others who were vociferous in health-related debates—often with a highly critical approach to the medicines industry—and who are not coming back include Sweden's Carl Schlyter, France's Corinne Lepage, Kartika Liotard of the Netherlands, and Alda Sousa of Portugal.
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MEPs with a history of pointing to perceived flaws in the drug industry are back too. Marisa Matias of the Portuguese Greens, who led the debates on the new rules on falsified medicines; Michèle Rivasi, a sharp observer of industry practice; her compatriot Gilles Pargneaux, who wrote the report on serious cross-border threats to health; and Dane Margrete Auken. So too is Romania Monica Macovei who acquired fame for her insistence on rooting out what she saw as conflicts of interest in the management of the EMA.
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