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More Dwight Howard-Celtics talk
Get your hopes up, and he'll probably squash them. Believe, and you're likely to be wrong. As such, proceed with caution.
Dwight Howard may or may not become a free agent following this season (depending on what unfolds at the trade deadline), but if he does, two analysts believe Boston should be a top destination.
Sports Illustrated's Chris Mannix tells Green Street Boston makes sense for Howard:
"I honestly think the Celtics believe they are not out of the running for a guy like Dwight Howard," Mannix said of the Orlando center, who is eligible for free agency after the season. "I know Boston believes they can't get him in a trade, but I really believe the Celtics think they can sell Dwight Howard on the city and on the team if he makes it to free agency. … And Boston, to be honest with you, they've got a pretty good pitch. They can tell him they have Rajon Rondo in place, a great point guard, a top-five point guard, Paul Pierce under contract for the next few years and all this cap space to give him a max deal. I think Boston has a real chance to make a strong pitch to Dwight Howard if he makes it to free agency."
John Hollinger uses numbers on ESPN Insider to show Howard should at least contemplate Boston (via CelticsBlog) :
Rajon Rondo, 61.5; Paul Pierce, 86.4; Ray Allen, 109.1; Kevin Garnett, minus-34.9: You'll notice that Boston's three perimeter players all rate very highly for playing with Dwight, and that even Garnett's mark is pretty solid compared to the other frontcourt players on this list. You have to think this might pique Howard's interest ever so slightly — he has a great distributor to get him the ball, two deadly 3-point shooters on either wing, and carte blanche to get every defensive rebound. (Incidentally, Garnett, like Griffin, had his 3-point percentage ratcheted down to a more a believable 30 percent from his current 75 percent on four attempts). Of course, this is only one axis of Dwight's decision; age is another, so while Howard may be a nice fit with these four at the present, it's hard to imagine the three elder Celtics lasting very far into a Dwight Howard tenure in Beantown.
Just allow yourself to willingly suspend disbelief for a few moments, then ponder what the current Celtics squad would be like with Dwight Howard. Ray Allen and Paul Pierce float to the corner, all alone because their defenders are double-teaming Howard. Kevin Garnett's sometimes-frustrating love for perimeter jump shots suddenly becomes a perfect fit. Rondo has a pick-and-roll partner dropped down from heaven (or if you don't believe in heaven, from whatever factory makes 6-feet-10 men of steel). I don't want to say the Celtics are a perfect fit basketball-wise if Garnett and Allen decide to stay (they'd be quite old, after all) but nowhere else could combine a magical pick-and-roll point guard with two deadly shooters and a big man who thrives on playing the perimeter — in other words, the ideal complementary pieces for Howard, as long as the Celtics can still move at that age.
Think about it this way: the Magic are 18-11 starting Jameer Nelson (who aged 45 years during the lockout), Hedo Turkoglu (who may or may not have passed away two years ago), Jason Richardson (ditto to Turkoglu) and Ryan Anderson, who is the team's only legitimate starter besides Howard. Howard is a basketball savior designed to hide teammates' weaknesses and boost their strengths. Put him in Boston and my head would explode from the possibilities.
But sadly, I doubt Howard will come to Boston. The Celtics have not signed a worthwhile free agent, ever. Does the possibility of pairing with Rondo and spending two years with Garnett, Allen and Pierce at the end of their careers change that? I doubt it.
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are you sure howard would go along well with rondo?
I see a 7 footer with no outside game clogging the drive lane. one that would love having howard on board is pierce: what better excuse to keep floating around the 3-point line?
anyway, I'm skeptical about signing howard for a different reason: no way the magic are going to let him become a free agent, so they'll try to trade him, and given his value no team would sacrifice important players without howard signing an extension.
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While it is nice to dream about, for about 30 seconds as it does present a very strong team with his presence, I believe he'll end up in LA with the Lakers. There are just too many other opportunities for him out here. Go Cs…crush the Pistons!
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a bynum-for-howard trade seems to maximize the utility for everyone involved.
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And this would still leave the lakers a whole at the point, the lakers would be back in business with Rondo and Dwight with kobe, kobe could get him 2or3 more rings.
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That ain't gonna happen because Orlando will make sure that will not happen. they would send Howard to the Western Conference before anyone in the East would have a chance to touch him.
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Dwight Howard was quoted saying "he would diffinitely take calls from Danny Ainge".
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He has said he could "see myself playing with _______" at every stop he's made this year so his comments are worthless. Orlando will trade him, otherwise they get nothing, and I can't see them taking that roll of the dice. Cs have nothing to trade to get DH so it's all bs speculation and lame rumors. Go Cs…
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Ya, he's never going to say no to that question, obviously.
He's not dumb enough to come out and say "Naw, never want to play there." He's going to keep every possible door open.
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Not gonna happen. Plus do we really want a guy that's gonna openly criticize his own team?
And Boston absolutely did sign importan free agents dummy!
Avery Bradley would shut down Jeremy Lin.
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I hate these reports, because they give me expectations.
I hate expectations. I want to be completely blindsided, ala 2007 KG trade.
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Yep, it's a whole lot more fun that way. DA is good at that so maybe he's cooking up something but I expect more in the off-season. Go Cs…
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I didn't exactly like the shock of seeing perk leave though.
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blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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Ainge caqn you figure this out??? Simple no? right before trade deadline
Howard resigns with Orlando for $21m. Howard is happy rich man.
Magic Deal Howard and Jason Richardson to Celts for Garnett and Allen in salary swap.
Clets get Howard Orlando gets expiring contracts.
Orlando cuts Garnett and Allen near end of year Celts resign both (waivers) for playoff push at minimum salaries.
Celts/Howard/Garnett/Allen make a run for the title.
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Is it that unrealistic to think the C's are plotting to offer J'Oneil & Rondo for Howard & with next years cap space assuming Garnett & Allen sign to $5-10 contracts then sign Williams to plug PG & allow pass first PG with outside shot.
I guess short term it would be a decision between assists and rebounding as both Rondo & Howard offer similar points averages
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Delicate and ladylike, lace is ultra feminine and instantly chic. Lace continues to be a hot trend for Spring, but it can be tricky to incorporate into the office wardrobe. Here are a few tips to make lacy pieces office appropriate.
1. Avoid sheer fabrics.
2. Pair with solid, saturated pieces.
3. Choose pieces that are multi-layered, or add layers underneath.
4. Pick conservatively cut pieces.
When in doubt, top with a black blazer or cropped cardigan to add a conservative touch. Just for us girls, lace can be a powerful additional to an outfit! Check out my favorite finds below.
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It's that time of year when winter lingers on, but we can feel spring fast-approaching. In January and February, I find myself reaching for bright, light spring pieces, but then having to remind myself of the cool temperatures outside. This Tina Silk Dress by Amanda Uprichard is perfect for the occasion. With long sleeves, it can easily be paired with tights, a skinny belt, and tall boots or booties to make it cold-weather proof. But, with its bright colors and fun patterns, it satisfies early spring fever. And, not to worry, spring, with all of its glorious colors and bright patterns, will be here before we know it!
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Lindsay Lohan in Rehab for Substance Abuse and Twitter
• A wave of government layoffs last month that outnumbered growth in the private sector and a total of 95,000 jobs were lost. [Huff Post]
• We will not be hearing from Lindsay Lohan while she's in rehab, as the Betty Ford center has cut her phone use down to two hours a day. [Page Six]
• The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Liu Xiaobo, an imprisoned Chinese dissident, literary critic, and political essayist. [New York Times]
• Depressing news from the digital music industry: one-third of all new song downloads come from only 50 songs. We can thank (?) Justin Beiber and the Black Eyed Peas for this. [Digital Music News]
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relax, perhaps chat with air traffic control, or just watch the world
go by.
Accident statistics reveal that cruise flight poses a lower risk than
other parts of a flight, owing no doubt to the lower pilot workload.
But rather than get too comfortable and set our brains on "cruise
control," we can use that time to tend to more productive ends than
sightseeing. By focusing our mental energies on situational awareness, we can help make the rest of our flight safer and less stressful.
A small circle with the letter "H" in the upper right corner of the VOR information box indicates
that HIWAS is available through the VOR. Just tune in the frequency and turn up the volume on
the nav side of the radio to hear the broadcast.
Regardless of what we learned in our preflight briefing, we should always take the
time to stay on top of the weather situation,
and the relatively low workload during
cruise is the perfect time to recheck the conditions, forecasts, and pilot reports. If your
cockpit is equipped with downlink weather
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traditional weather sources as well.
Checking the automatic terminal information service (ATIS), automated surface
observing system (ASOS), and automated
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maintain a mental image of conditions
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 Dia Felix is a writer and filmmaker. She has written for numerous blogs including the Museum of Arts and Design, and has performed her work at many venues including Segue Series and Dixon Place. She is an award-winning digital media producer for museums (Exploratorium, Museum of Arts and Design) and teaches and mentors teens in experimental documentary filmmaking at Reel Works teen filmmaking continuum in Brooklyn. She is also the founder and editor of Personality Press. Born and raised in California, she lives in New York.
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 Daughter to a divorced new age guru, Nochita wanders through the cracks of California's counter-culture, half feral child, half absurdist prophet. When tragedy strikes she is sent to live with her father, a working-class cowboy with a fragile grasp on sobriety and a dangerously mean fiancée. Stuck with adults chillingly unable to care for her, Nochita takes to the streets, a runaway with nothing to run from, driven forward by desperation, hope and an irrepressible wonder.

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WASHINGTON - Hackers are often seen as criminals, so the last thing one would expect to hear is that local agencies are working with them. But they did this weekend, and they say it's for your benefit.
"Hack for Change" is the slogan of this gathering of hackers and government agencies. Both sides say they're working together in the public interest. Saturday was National Day of Civic Hacking, and another day of events will be held on Sunday in the District.
Greg Bloom with Code for DC says part of their work is breaking down the D.C. Code of Laws.
He says, "You have a team of lawyers and City Council staff and developers and some designers working on how do we best show this to the world? How do we let people use it?" He adds that all the work comes with challenges.
"We might have one or two things come out either today or tomorrow that's even actionable, but even then those things are just first drafts," says Bloom.
One group called Mission Launch is creating a program for the U.S. Department of Labor that helps area parolees reenter society.
"If you're in D.C. and you come home from prison and you Google 'help,' you often times take a very, very long time to find help," says Mission Launch president Laurin Hodge. "Our first problem we're trying to solve is to aggregate resources. Let's just make it easy for people to find it."
Bloom, the event organizer, says there's still skepticism to overcome on both sides. "In the end it has to be about bringing people together and helping them learn from each other, and helping them work on projects that are more about people than technology," he says.
Other events were also held in Maryland and Virginia. DC Hack for Change has a list of federal agency challenges can be found here as well as a full list of events.
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The Office of the Arts is home to ArtsEmerson: The World On Stage, and schedules and supports multiple performance and rehearsal spaces at Emerson.
The Office of the Arts oversees space use requests, production, and audience services for the spectacular venues of the Paramount Center, Tufte Performance and Production Center, and the Cutler Majestic Theatre. Through ArtsEmerson: The World On Stage, the Office of the Arts programs a rich portfolio of theatre, film and music that adds to the cultural choices of the College and community, and brings some of the world's most legendary and pioneering artists to campus. Here they perform, teach and collaborate with Emerson faculty and students.
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Project 1: "Hot and Cold Running Experiments" – use of heating and/or cooling experiments for the determination of fixed bed heat transfer parameters for beds of different catalyst particle shapes. Suitable for a team of four.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- When I was at SXSW (that's short for South by Southwest for the uncool and uninitiated), I saw Elon Musk, founder and CEO of Tesla Motors (TSLA) and about 14 other companies, speak.
There was a buzz in the air before his speech. The media and other SXSW attendees came off like nervous teenage girls waiting to catch a glimpse of One Direction on a hotel balcony. It disgusted me.
We packed the house for a guy who made a complete fool of himself with his comments about parenting, yet no more than 100 people showed up to see the CEO of Livestrong talk about how his non-profit is dealing with the Lance Armstrong scandal that, unfortunately and inappropriately, hurts efforts to support people impacted by cancer.
That's how we set our priorities on the micro level when we choose which conference presentations we will attend and, on the macro level, when we idolize somebody like Musk, who, at the end of the day, packs more bravado and bark than he does bite.
When we step back from the stuff that matters -- helping people navigate the systems and emotions that come part and parcel with a cancer diagnosis -- we're left with cats such as Musk competing for our attention. And it floors me he gets so much of it. This guy is pursuing the things that interest him. In and of itself, there's nothing wrong with that. Musk is dogged in pursuit of his goals. He does amazing things with really interesting companies, however, beyond PayPal, how has he really done anything to affect the daily lives of large numbers of people? How will he ever?
If a bunch of rich dudes in Beverly Hills or Silicon Valley use solar power and drive Tesla Roadsters or Model S sedans and Musk realizes his life's dream of landing on Mars, how do any of us -- this collective we call society -- benefit at all? We'll gawk. We'll be entertained. We'll look to Musk for tips on how to be rich, successful and well-liked, but how will Musk make the world a better or different place?
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Patients Honor Dr. Randa M Garrana, MD For Compassion
Dr. Randa M Garrana, MD of Long Beach , CA is ranked among the top physicians in the nation based on patient reviews.
LONG BEACH, Calif., April 5, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Patients' Choice has announced that Dr. Randa M Garrana, MD was one of a select few physicians honored with the prestigious 2012 Compassionate Doctor Certification.
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Each year, nearly 100 million patients across the U.S. access websites like Vitals, UCompareHealthCare, and Patients' Choice to provide feedback about experiences with their physicians.Only those physicians with near perfect overall and bedside manner scores, as voted by their patients, are selected for the Compassionate Doctor recognition. Of the nation's 870,000 active physicians, only 3% were accorded this honor in 2012. The Compassionate Doctor certification is part of the Patients' Choice recognition program, where patients rate and vote for their favorite doctors. Dr. Randa M Garrana, MD commented on the recognition: "This is quite an honor for me. I am very pleased to have been selected and grateful to my patients who went out of their way to rate me and give me positive reviews." About Randa M Garrana, MD: a short profile by and about the honoree: DR. RANDA GARRANA is an Ophthalmologist who specializes in Cornea and Refractive Surgery (Vision Correction Surgery). Dr. Garrana is a highly experienced refractive surgeon who is among a small handful of eye surgeons in this country to rank in the top 1% in vision correction experience. Dr. Garrana trained at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Harvard Medical School, with some of the most renowned Ophthalmologists in the world. She practices both in Southern California and Manhattan, New York. For more information on this Compassionate Doctor, please visit Dr. Randa M Garrana, MD's profile on Vitals.com. Following the publication of Dr. Randa M Garrana, MD 's selection for the Patients' Choice Award, American Registry seconded the honor and added Dr. Garrana to The Registry™ of Business Excellence. An exclusive recognition plaque has been designed to commemorate the honor. The doctor's custom wall plaque is shown here. For more information on Dr. Randa M Garrana, MD, located in Long Beach , CA call 855-438-2015, or visit www.randagarranamd.com. This press release was written by American Registry, LLC with approval by and/or contributions from Dr. Garrana and was distributed by PR Newswire, a subsidiary of UBM plc.
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Summary: While on an archeological dig with their anthropologist grandfather, a troubled boy and his brother come into possession of three crystals with mysterious powers. An unscrupulous enemy who wants the gemstones for himself pursues them into a parallel world where the boys encounter help from an Inca Chief, a fuzzy new friend called a Tormac, and many other strange and wonderful creatures. Using a magical gateway to transport them to and from the other world, the boys try to fight off their dangero ...show moreus foe while attempting to complete a special mission for the Inca nation. The first in a series of books, this includes a Tormac to English dictionary in addition to some beautiful illustrations by Patricia Dale. Michael Hart is an award-winning teacher at a private school in Los Angeles, California. Over a span of 30 years in both middle school and high school, he has taught classes in economics, psychology, journalism, social studies, screenwriting and mathematics. Coinciding with his career in education he has written six videos for Aims Media, several screenplays, and worked on a cartoon project for Filmation Studios. His last screenplay entitled Out of Time was made into a book and will be published in 2010-2011. He has a Masters Degree in education and currently lives in Los Angeles with his son Brian. Maria Howard was born into a family of writers. Her formal education began at St, James elementary school where she first showed a gift for writing in an essay about her dog. She moved on to Red Bank Catholic High School. There she developed an interest in theater, writing and directing material for class shows while holding a job as a travel agent.. She obtained her BA degree from the College of St Elizabeth and completed her Masters degree at Loyola Marymount University. She has recently retired from her job as a teacher to pursue her writing and theater work. ...show lessCover: Hardcover
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Common Yellowthroat
Geothlypis trichas
(c) Scott Elowitz
- Wood Warblers
- Passeriformes
- Chipe de cara negra, Mascarita común, Reinita gargan tiamarilla, Caretica, Cigüita enmascarada, Reinita pica tierra
- Paruline masqué
Classified with at least 13 subspecies, the Common Yellowthroat varies in plumage, song, and behavior. This common migrant from the tropics may be North America's most widespread warbler. The bird's familiar, emphatic "witch-ity witch-ity" song makes it easy to find, and the male's black mask, between his yellow throat and white forehead, make him easy to identify. A curious and lively songbird, the Common Yellowthroat responds readily to pishing or squeaking.
(c) Glen Tepke
Appearance Description
Common Yellowthroats are medium-sized, chunky warblers with rounded wings, blackish bills, and pink legs. Their posture, plump shape, and cocked tails can make them look like wrens. On average, the Common Yellowthroat weighs .35 ounces, grows to 5 inches long, and has a 6.75 inch wingspan.
Across its wide range, the Common Yellowthroat presents a great deal of variation in its appearance. Generally, males sport a thick, black mask over a bright yellow throat and chest. White or gray borders the top of the mask and separates it from the olive upper-parts (crown to tip of tail). The belly is usually whitish and blends into the yellow under-tail. Female plumages are also quite variable. Generally, female Common Yellowthroats are olive above, with a yellow throat over an olive breast band, and whitish belly. Females have no mask.
Range Map
Range Distribution
With the exception of dry, southwestern desert areas, the Common Yellowthroat breeds across the United States and most of Canada. This warbler winters from the Carolinas south through southern Texas and Central America to Colombia and throughout much of the Caribbean. In most of western California, Common Yellowthroats can be found year round. Populations are densest in extensive wet, shrubby habitats.
A legend for the range map to the right can be found here.
Common Yellowthroats breed and winter in a wide variety of damp habitats with low, dense vegetation. Bogs, swamps, low-lying weedy areas, and the damp, brushy edges of woods attract them. Throughout the year, Common Yellowthroats are almost always near the ground, with the notable exception of males during their skylarking display flight. Their genus name, Geothlypis, means "ground bird."
Hopping and climbing through thickets and weeds, the Common Yellowthroat searches the ground and plants for spiders, insects, and caterpillars. Mostly, this warbler picks food from surfaces, but will also chase prey on the wing.
Common Yellowthroats produce one to two broods per year. Males arrive on territory about a week before females and begin defending it with songs, calls, and chases. Pairs bond for the season after a brief courtship, and the female builds a nest on the ground or higher in dense vegetation, where water may swamp the eggs.
The nest is a layered cup of grasses, becoming finer at the center. The female lays 3 to 6 whitish eggs, splotched with brown and gray, and incubates them for about 12 days. Males sometimes feed incubating females at the nest. Both parents feed the helpless, naked young until they fledge in about 12 days. Fledglings receive care for up to 35 days.
Cowbirds often lay their eggs in the nests of Common Yellowthroats; rates of parasitism reached 47% in one Michigan study. The warbler has a variety of defenses, including the removal of cowbird eggs, abandonment of the nest, and construction of a new nest over the cowbird's eggs.
Most Common Yellowthroats migrate at night over short and long distances, departing their wintering grounds through April and into May. Many cross the Gulf of Mexico, rather than fly along the coast. Most Common Yellowthroats depart the breeding grounds at about the same time for a protracted migration southward.
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- no current conservation concerns
Population Status Trends
Although Common Yellowthroat populations are generally stable, regional declines are cause for concern. Two subspecies of the Common Yellowthroat have experienced dramatic losses: the nonmigratory Brownsville Common Yellowthroat (G. t. insperata), and the Salt Marsh Common Yellowthroat (G. t. sinuosa) which experienced an 80% decline from the early 20th Century to 1976.
Conservation Issues
Since the Common Yellowthroat is still widespread and common, conservation efforts should focus on population maintenance and the effects of wetland destruction on regional populations. The federal Conservation Reserve Program benefits a significant percentage of Common Yellowthroats by setting aside open, often shrubby areas, which are too wet for farming.
Neither government nor private agencies have conservation plans for two distinct subspecies, the Salt Marsh Yellowthroat and the Brownsville Yellowthroat, which have suffered from extensive habitat destruction. As non-migratory, permanent residents, their future depends on the preservation of breeding grounds and the rehabilitation of areas disturbed by over-grazing and the draining of wetlands. The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the California Division of Fish and Game consider the Salt Marsh Common Yellowthroat a species of Conservation Concern. Both subspecies have been review candidates as Threatened or Endangered, but their level 2 listing means that no action will be taken until further research is complete.
What You Can Do
Look for Common Yellowthroats in your local wetlands, or patches of damp weeds and brush.
Join local efforts to keep wet farmland areas of out of production.
Support the federal Conservation Reserve Program, which benefits many wetland species and attracts the support of diverse groups. Learn more at the Farm Service Agency's website.
For actions you can take, including Audubon activities, please visit our resources page.
More Information
Visit our resources page for more information about this species.
Natural History References
Dunn, John L. and Kimball L. Garrett. A Field Guide to Warblers of North America. Houghton Mifflin Company, New York, 1997.
Guzy, M. J., and G. Ritchison. 1999. Common Yellowthroat (Geothlypis trichas). In The Birds of North America, No. 448 (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.). The Birds of North America, Inc., Philadelphia, PA.
Kaufman, Kenn. 1996. Lives of North American Birds. Houghton Mifflin Company, New York.
Sibley, David Allen. 2000. The Sibley Guide to Birds. Alfred A. Knopf, New York.
Conservation Status References
Dunn, John L. and Kimball L. Garrett. A Field Guide to Warblers of North America. Houghton Mifflin Company, New York, 1996.
Guzy, M. J., and G. Ritchison. 1999. Common Yellowthroat (Geothlypis trichas). In The Birds of North America, No. 448 (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.). The Birds of North America, Inc., Philadelphia, PA.
Kaufman, Kenn. 1996. Lives of North American Birds. Houghton Mifflin Company, New York.
Sibley, David Allen. 2000. The Sibley Guide to Birds. Alfred A. Knopf, New York.


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Anyone out there applied for Spring 2013 admission to UT Tyler? I'm actually doing the Accelerated Program, but would love to hear from anyone about their points and how they feel about their application! I'm dying to find out if... Read More
- 0Nov 19, '12 by KRBeeAn instructor emailed me back regarding books and told me that the Nursing Competencies books must also include the electronic versions. I'm confused now because of what your adviser said! I would prefer physical textbooks but the instructor told me that it's required to get the ebooks. That's why the textbook packages at the bookstore either include the ebooks or it's ONLY the ebooks. Health Assessment does not require electronic versions, as far as I know.
- 0Nov 20, '12 by luckyberriesThe lady that emailed me back also said we needed electronic versions of all the textbooks, shes not my advisor but my advisor forwarded my email to her. Apparently she is the one that is in charge of all the textbooks, uniforms and what not. .
- 1Nov 30, '12 by KRBeeJust in case anybody isn't familiar with purchasing ebooks via third parties, I bought Medical-Surgical Nursing (with Media), Fundamentals of Nursing, and Nursing Diagnosis Handbook for about 230$ on Pageburst (by elsevier, I believe?). The Fall 2012 syllabus for Health Assessments doesn't say we needed electronic versions of textbooks, and an instructor that emailed me this past week copy-and-pasted the required books that we needed; she did not notify me of ebooks for Health Assessment. So I just bought the textbook for that class.
After browsing around Pageburst, I realize it's not the best ebook viewer out there, but it works and it's a very good value. I cannot purchase the package because, as I mentioned before, I don't need to take Pharm.
- 0Dec 1, '12 by luckyberriesKRBee I'm also not taking Pharm, I'm taking Nursing research in its place this semester. I looked up a few of the prices and it looks like the best deal is to get the package even though we don't need it. Since it is a new book I would just take the pharm book and resell it (and the access code to the ebook) as new on ebay then use that money to get the nursing research book.
- 0Dec 5, '12 by Curlymitch06hey everyone. I am applying for Fall 2013 nursing at UT-Tyler and the longview branch. I moved here just this past August from Washington State and am finishing up some classes that were not pre-reqs in WA. Anyways I just wanted to put in my 2 cents about living in Tyler.
I live in University Pines apartment which is on considered on campus but technically is next to campus. They have 1-bed studio, 1 bedroom, 2-bedroom and 4- bedroom. I chose the studio which is one of the most expensive options at $660 a month but I didnt want roommates and I really wanted a kitchen. I have a friend who lives in the dorm and misses having her own kitchen. That being said. Even in all the apartments that are on-campus, even though they have a full kitchen and stove, they still require you to purchase a meal plan the cheapest being $500. I was not made aware of this until I found the charge. I am hardly ever on campus other then to actually attend class because I have an apt to study in and eat in.
Its a great apartment and the staff is friendly and they have weekly events that are fun. I just wanted to let you all know. Hope it helped
- 0Dec 13, '12 by jjack15Hello, I just completed my first semester as a level one nursing student at UT-Tyler. Just wanted to drop in and give you guys some tips I personally did not buy the electronic books and I did very good in my courses. I did not buy the bundle of books from the bookstore either. Also, some of my classmates that bought the books were very disappointed and said they would not recommend it. I would advise all of you to invest in a planner to keep up with different assignments for each class. The classes can be challenging but it is do able and you will learn a lot in a short period of time.
- 0Dec 17, '12 by soon2b_NurseSo have any of you received the blue postcard from the BON that we are supposedly supposed to get after out finger print? They said we had to send a copy to the school but I haven't even received anything
- 0Apr 5, '13 by ShellyEI was accepted for Fall '13 in Longview and I just wanted to ask those that are already in the program for some insight...advice. What are your days like? How many days of clinicals do you have? Days of classes? Any tips on books, uniforms (other than the info they gave us), things that would be helpful for me to have/not have, etc. I am so excited...and I greatly appreciate your answers.


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As with most other functionality in soapUI, the possibility to enhance and tailor the execution of a LoadTest to your specific needs is available. The following LoadTest-specific scripting hooks are available directly in the UI;
- Setup and TearDown scripts that execute before and after a LoadTest has run
- Access to LoadTest related objects in a TestCase script
- LoadTest-related event handlers in soapUI Pro
- LoadTest-related extensions
A Report Script is also available for customizing the content of generated printable reports, but since this is general functionality for all printable reports this functionality is covered under the Reporting Section instead.
Be sure to have a good knowledge of the general scripting functionality in soapUI before you dive in!
1. Setup and TearDown scripts
Setup and TearDown script editors are available as tabs on the bottom of the LoadTest window:
They are run before and after the execution of the containing LoadTest, so they are technically not part of the LoadTest itself, although the TearDown script can still fail the LoadTest via the loadTestRunner.fail( .. ) method.
Some common usage scenarios for these scripts are:
- Initializing some external resource(s) (in the Setup Script) that somehow participate in the test, for example
- clear or remove log files
- prepare target databases or systems
- initialize shared data or objects to be used in the LoadTest, possibly saving them to the context
- Failing the LoadTest or for example notifying via email if some condition has not been fulfilled after execution.
- Total execution time
- State of some external resource
- Creating shared objects to be used in the TestCase executed by the LoadTest
- etc..
The scripts both have access to the following objects:
- log - a standard Log4j logger which writes to the script log (javadoc) - please note that the script log is by default disabled during execution of a LoadTest, you can enable it in the Global Preferences UI Settings tab.
- context - an instance of LoadTestRunContext giving access to context properties and related methods (javadoc)
- loadTestRunner - an instance of LoadTestRunner giving access to the object that controls the execution of the LoadTest (javadoc). Through it you can access the underlying LoadTest model, for example
2. LoadTest related properties in TestCase scripts
When a TestCase is run under a LoadTest, certain properties are made available in the TestCases context object which can be useful during scripting;
- context.ThreadIndex - contains the 0-based index of the current thread, so if you use ${ThreadIndex} in a property-expansion, that value will be unique to each thread running under the LoadTest. This might be used when naming output files so they are uniquely named for each thread; for example when configuring an Excel DataSink you could set the output file to Output-${ThreadIndex}.xls, resulting in separate excel files for each thread.
- context.RunCount - contains the number of times this Thread has executed the TestCase
- context.TotalRunCount - contains the total number of times the TestCase has been run during the execution of the TestCase
- context.LoadTestRunner - gives access to the LoadTestRunner (see above) running the LoadTest
- context.LoadTestContext - gives access to the LoadTestContext (see above) running the LoadTest
- context.Interactive - Boolean telling if the LoadTest is being run from the UI or not
The main LoadTestRunner and LoadTestContext are the same objects as available in the setup and tearDown scripts described above, allowing you to use them to share objects between all TestCase execution during a LoadTest. For example in a setup script you could initialize some shared resource with
context.resource = .. create resource ..
and in your TestCase you could access this (in a script TestStep or corresponding setup/tearDown script) with
Note that when running the TestCase "on its own" (ie not via the LoadTest) these will all be null or 0. So the previous script should be
def resource = context.LoadTestContext == null ? null : context.LoadTestContext.resource if( resource == null ) resource = .. create default resource ..
3. LoadTest EventHandlers and Extensions
The existing soapUI extension mechanism allows you to create LoadTestRunListeners in either java or groovy (soapUI Pro) to tap into events triggered during LoadTest Execution. In soapUI Pro, these are also available for extension directly inside the UI in the Events tab of the Project Window. Scripts here can be used to perform any kind of action, for example you might want to write all TestStep execution times to a database for later analysis, or perform some kind of customization on all sent requests via the LoadTestRunListener.beforeTestStep event.


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Who Rules Iran?
Khomeini dominated the patchwork government of Iran until his death in 1989. He alone had the theological expertise, political flair, and popularity that he himself had laid down as criteria for Islamic leadership. Sometimes contemptuous of Western-style elections, he could claim that he had a popular mandate, illustrated by the vast numbers of people who greeted and visited him after he returned from exile. This reminds Baqer Moin, his excellent biographer, of a pledge of allegiance.4 Khomeini's appeal was exploited by his entourage. They attributed to him a pseudo-divinity that, in turn, endowed his pronouncements with binding authority, allowing him to interfere in public life wherever he wanted. Khomeini was able slowly to discredit a very senior dissident ayatollah, Kazem Shariatmadari, even though Shariatmadari's theological standing was equal to his own. A word from Khomeini obliged the Council of Guardians to lift their veto on any law he favored. His "decree" led to the execution, without due process, of thousands of political prisoners.
It was clear that the aura of authority surrounding the guardianship of the jurist would diminish with his passing. Already, in 1988, the creation of the Expediency Council had relieved future Supreme Leaders of the burden of adjudicating disputes between parliament and the Council of Guardians. (On May 26, for example, the Expediency Council ended a long process of mediation between parliament and the Council of Guardians on a foreign investment bill, which has now become law.) A few weeks before Khomeini died, a special assembly convened at his behest removed the constitutional stipulation that the Supreme Leader had to be a theologian of the highest rank, i.e., an Object of Emulation. From now on, hundreds of lesser clerics were theoretically eligible to be the Supreme Leader, provided they had the necessary piety, courage, and "good managerial skills." The requirement of popular recognition and approval—the pledge of allegiance, as it were—was dropped as a criterion. Having been the preserve of a revered divine whom millions believed to be an intermediary between themselves and God, the guardianship of the jurist could now be conferred on a middle-ranking theologian who had much less popular support.
The changes were designed to prepare the way for the appointment of Ali Khamenei, the president, as Khomeini's successor. Barely two months before he died, Khomeini had dismissed Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri, the well-known and much-respected cleric whom he had earlier designated as his successor. Apparently Khomeini felt that Montazeri was too independent in his thinking and too pluralistic in his outlook. Many in Qom were dismayed by Ali Khamenei's appointment. Although he was known to be an experienced politician and to have shared many of Khomeini's views, he was only in the upper-middle rank of clerics and had been hastily named an ayatollah. Many Iranians were troubled by the idea that a man they had elected to the mundane office of the presidency, knowing they could oust him, had become the unchallengeable vice-regent of God.
The death of Khomeini would have been a good time to trim the Supreme Leader's powers and require that he be elected. But Khomeini's eleventh-hour constitutional amendments pointed the other way; the revised constitution increased the Supreme Leader's formal powers, and described his authority, with an explicitness absent from the original, as "absolute." Furthermore, Khomeini, in some of his last statements, implied that the Supreme Leader could make any decision he considered to be in "the interests of Islam and the country." In the eyes of some, this gave him the authority to create divine injunctions.
Ayatollah Montazeri's house in Qom is a few hundred yards from the city's shrine, but he hasn't visited the shrine for years. He is not allowed to see people, except his family, and cannot leave home except in an emergency. His allies talk to him on the telephone; they can also ring the front doorbell and chat with him over the intercom. Through these contacts, Montazeri keeps abreast of current theological debates as well as rulings that have been issued by other senior clerics and the political situation in Tehran. He issues his own rulings on religious matters, and replies to theological questions posed by his followers, whether through the Internet or through cassettes that are distributed by his sons. Last year, he posted a long memoir on the Internet. It was immediately denounced by the conservative establishment, and around a dozen of his supporters were arrested for helping him prepare it.
Montazeri is a ruddy-faced man with the accent of his native Najafabad. His modesty is such that, if you get into casual conversation with him, you might mistake him for an itinerant preacher. In fact, Montazeri is an Object of Emulation who is acknowledged to be brilliant, even by those who disapprove of him; as a young seminarian, he was well known for his ability to recall, word for word, lectures that he had heard weeks before. He talks bluntly, lives plainly, and equates Islam with social justice. Not for him is the political plotting for which some other clerics are known. Before his social life was restricted, he would happily share his bread and cheese with, say, a farmer who had come from Najafabad to complain about a venal official. Once the farmer had gone, Montazeri would send off an angry letter to the official's superior.
This, at least, is the portrait drawn by his supporters. It is meant to counter the derogatory claims of some of his peers, particularly the Book of Pain, which was written by Ahmad Khomeini, the Ayatollah Khomeini's now deceased son, after Montazeri's dismissal by his father.5 According to Ahmad, Montazeri's stubbornness and naiveté were his downfall. At the height of the Iran–Iraq War, he argued for reconciliation with internal enemies, and this was said to have benefited counterrevolutionary groups like the Peoples' Mujahideen, called "the Hypocrites" by the followers of the Ayatollah Khomeini. "My intention in this letter," wrote Ahmad, "is not—God forbid!—to suggest that you accepted the ideas and ideology of Hypocrites and Liberals." Of course, Ahmad wanted to suggest just that.
By the standards of revolutionary Iran, Montazeri is considered a democrat. That wasn't always the case. In the days following the revolution, he argued that Shia Islam should be named the state religion, despite Iran's large Sunni minority. He had an important part in making the principle of the guardianship of the jurist part of the constitution—which he demanded be "far removed from every Western principle," and he did not defend Ayatollah Shariatmadari when Khomeini humiliated him for criticizing the institution of the guardianship of the jurist. Before his dismissal, his supporters intimidated people with the slogan "Opposition to Montazeri is opposition to God." One of them, Mehdi Hashemi, upset officials by maintaining his own connections with the Lebanese Hezbollah and the Afghan Mujahideen. In 1986, Hashemi disclosed secret efforts by Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who was running Iran's war effort against Iraq, to buy arms from Iran's sworn enemy, the US, through the good offices of a second enemy, Israel. Rafsanjani got his revenge, and Hashemi was executed.
For all that, one can find a strain of pluralism and compassion running through Montazeri's career. He sent private letters to Khomeini in 1988, protesting the summary execution of thousands of imprisoned supporters of the People's Mujahideen. His criticism of Rafsanjani for prolonging the war seems to have arisen from genuine anger at the appalling loss of life. As Khomeini's dauphin, he tried to pierce the wall that Khomeini's possessive entourage had erected around him. According to Gholam-Hossein Nadi, a fellow cleric and longstanding ally, "other people would go before Khomeini and flatter him." Montazeri, on the other hand, "told the truth and passed on the complaints of the people."
Private complaint could perhaps be tolerated, but Montazeri went public after the end of the war with Iraq, criticizing the regime's "mismanagement" and "the denial of people's rights." There is, he said, "a great distance between what we have promised and what we have achieved." He accepted his dismissal with grace, perhaps relief, but it came as a shock to people who associated him with revolutionary ideals. During the early and mid-1990s, Rafsanjani, who had succeeded Khamenei as president, carried out economic reforms apparently designed to benefit people who were already privileged. At the same time, the politically influential people around Khamenei were putting slavish emphasis on the Supreme Leader's "absolute" authority.
In 1997, Mohammad Khatami, a cleric advocating increased democracy, was elected president by a large majority. Word got around that the Supreme Leader, who was said to have lent veiled support to Khatami's conservative rival during the campaign, was imposing his influence on the composition of the new government. At the same time, some clerics were suggesting that Khamenei be declared an Object of Emulation. Invoking his authority as author of the 1979 constitution, Montazeri, in a speech that created a sensation, asserted that the Supreme Leader's duty was not "to interfere in everything," but "to oversee the country." He attacked Iran's "monarchical set-up." He openly suggested that Khamenei was unqualified to be an Object of Emulation, and unqualified to be Supreme Leader as well.6
The speech confirmed Montazeri's status as the senior theological advocate of democracy within the Islamic republic. At the same time, it ruined him politically; his private college in Qom was closed, his office ransacked, and he was put under house arrest. With one exception, Montazeri's fellow Objects of Emulation were too timid to defend him. His enforced isolation ended hopes that he and Khatami might join forces; the elected president could hardly come out in support of the man who had been attacked and dismissed from public life by the Supreme Leader.
The cause of reform suffered as a result. Montazeri's disgrace made it impossible for reformers in Tehran to call on him for support in their struggle with the Council of Guardians, which routinely humiliates them by disqualifying Khatami supporters from seeking office, and by vetoing all legislation that would increase democracy or protect rights. Montazeri would have made a useful ally in the continuous confrontations between Khatami's supporters and the judges, who have jailed scores of reformists, including editors, writers, economists, and mayors, among others; virtually all of the top judges are anti-reform clerics and all of them Montazeri's theological inferiors. If Montazeri had been free to argue with Khamenei in 2000, he might have tried to dissuade him from ordering the closing of more than a dozen reform-minded publications, and from suppressing parliamentary discussion of plans to make the press freer.
In April of this year, Ali-Reza Amini, a conservative cleric in Qom, told me dryly that some of the reformers who argue today for a referendum on limiting the Supreme Leader's powers were, in Khomeini's time, convinced of the Supreme Leader's absolute authority. Amini's comment reminded me of a nagging question that occurs to me as I observe some of Iran's reformers. Are they driven by a desire to reduce the power of the Supreme Leader, or are they mainly concerned to limit the power of Ali Khamenei?
For several weeks after Bush's speech, Iran was overcome by an irrational fear of imminent US attack. People talked of little else. There was renewed debate about the merits of reopening relations with the US. (This has now ended, amid claims by reformers that secret contacts with US officials had been initiated by influential members of the regime, without the government's knowledge.) In the face of the external threat, a temporary understanding was reached between reformers and conservatives. Fewer newspapers were closed. Some jailed reformers—including all but one of Montazeri's imprisoned allies—were set free. It was said that the head of the clergy court had promised Montazeri that he would regain his freedom if only he would stop issuing controversial statements.
The immediate fear has passed. Montazeri is still under house arrest. (He may have upset conservatives with a statement that was published in newspapers on April 22, in which he implicitly dissociated himself from Khamenei's insistence that Israel be eliminated and endorsed the coexistence of Palestinian and Israeli states.) Reform-minded newspapers are now being closed down again. Despite a constitutional clause that guarantees parliamentary immunity, a senior deputy in parliament who had been demanding more press freedom, among other reforms, has been sentenced to a six months in prison. Playing chicken with the judge, he has refused to appeal his sentence.
Bush's shadow remains. Unease over his intentions, and the politicians' calculations of gain that may result from provoking or mollifying him, will complicate next year's parliamentary elections—which the Council of Guardians might easily spoil by disqualifying scores of sitting members. Uncertainty about US policy will complicate the search, already beginning, for a suitable reform candidate to replace Khatami, who must step down after his second term ends, in three years. It may lend urgency to the underlying national debate about the power of unelected clerics who have defied the expressed will of the voters.
When I was in Qom this spring, a friend there observed that it is hard to find a conservative cleric who hasn't changed his views on the legitimacy of the guardianship of the jurist. To one degree or another they all now felt the office should change so as to reflect a society that is seeking a less paternalistic sort of government. According to Sadeq Haqiqat, a reform-minded cleric, "as democratic thoughts gain ground, it's impossible" for the religious authorities to resist efforts to modify the principle of the guardianship of the jurist. "It must evolve." Even conservatives like Ali-Reza Amini agree it can change. He seems exasperated, furthermore, by the obstructionism of the Council of Guardians; "its political coloring," he says, "has weakened the guardianship of the jurist."
Four years ago, a friend of Haqiqat's, Mohsen Kadivar, published a book in Iran, Government of the Guardian, that opened new perspectives in the debate over theologically based power.7 Kadivar examined the ten sayings attributed to the Prophet and to the imams that are commonly presented as documentary evidence for the necessity of clerical rule. According to Kadivar, a well-regarded scholar, eight of these sayings may not be authentic. Even the two sayings he considers "authoritative" cannot, he argues, be used to justify the clerics' assumption of political power. Rather, they confer on jurists the responsibility to "propagate, publicize, and teach Islamic rulings…. There is no authoritative evidence for the absolute guardianship of the appointed jurist."
It said something for the openness of Iranian society that Kadivar's book could be published. Many Iranians agree that the guardianship must change. And yet it does not. "In order to change," Ali-Reza Amini says, "there needs to be consensus, and there is no consensus." As much as conflicting ideas, the problem comes down to people who loathe one another; their personal hatred precludes the emergence of workable compromises. The recent war in Afghanistan provided an example of the current internal political conflict. The fall of the Taliban was openly celebrated throughout Iran. Khatami's government cooperated with the US-led coalition, providing it with intelligence and also providing considerable help to the Northern Alliance; it is now enthusiastically trying to help in Afghanistan's reconstruction. Its efforts, however, were undermined by a small number of hard-line conservatives who apparently helped al-Qaeda and tried to undermine Hamid Karzai's government in Kabul.
In this poisonous atmosphere, it is hard to imagine that the reformers can persuade the conservatives voluntarily to give up power. A popular explosion remains a distant prospect; most people do not want another revolution, and the police and revolutionary guard are disciplined and loyal. Unless the reformers can muster allies in the conservative establishment, or find new ways to bring public pressure on it, Iran seems fated to an unyielding form of Islamic rule.
—May 29, 2002
Baqer Moin, Khomeini: Life of the Ayatollah (I.B. Tauris, 1999). ↩
Ahmad Khomeini, Ranj-nameh (Book of Pain; Tehran, 1989). ↩
The text of Montazeri's speech was published in a special issue of a magazine, Arzeshha (Values), dated February 1998, that attempted to damage Montazeri's reputation. ↩
Mohsen Kadivar, Hukumat-e Velayi (Government of the Guardian; Nashrani, 1998). ↩
Baqer Moin, Khomeini: Life of the Ayatollah (I.B. Tauris, 1999). ↩
Ahmad Khomeini, Ranj-nameh (Book of Pain; Tehran, 1989). ↩
The text of Montazeri's speech was published in a special issue of a magazine, Arzeshha (Values), dated February 1998, that attempted to damage Montazeri's reputation. ↩
Mohsen Kadivar, Hukumat-e Velayi (Government of the Guardian; Nashrani, 1998). ↩


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