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The Salukis fell to ninth place in the Missouri Valley Conference in record-setting fashion against Indiana State. SIU (8-18, 5-10 MVC) fell 78-68 to Indiana State (15-11, 6-9 MVC) Saturday in Terra Haute, Ind., behind a NCAA record 12 consecutive three-pointers ... Continue Reading →
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This pave style ring was georgeous when I first placed it on my finger. Unfortunatley, that soon changed. The ring has flaked at the base of the ring and is turning a rust color at the bottom. To my understanding it was to be a silver ring. Some where I missed fine print of it being an overlay. Needless to say I am Not Pleased.
This ring is just perfect. The size isn't gaudy but it is nicely hefty. The stones are clear, shiny and all tight. I'm not so sure I like the etching design all round the band, but I don't think it looks bad. It's not just what I am used to in the type of jewelry I wear. But it looks vintage and classy. I definitely would recommend this ring.
I love this ring! So much so that I had to buy a second one when I lost 60 pounds and the first one didn't fit anymore. I first bought this ring in 2008 and was so disappointed when it became too big for me to wear. Imagine my delight when I came back to look for a replacement and found this ring still available more than four years later! I get compliments on it everywhere I go, and nobody has a clue that it's not real diamonds. I wear it daily, and it has held up beautifully. No discoloration or clouding. I highly recommend this ring!
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The Washington Nationals (4-5) defeated the New York Mets (4-5) by a score of 7-3 in extra innings today.
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- Despite falling down early, the Nationals were able to battle back late in the game to tie it up in the eighth, then pounded in four runs in the 11th to steal the victory.
- Adam LaRoche had to leave the game in the 11th after apparently hurting his groin, it's unclear if he will be available to play Tuesday.
- Jason Marquis threw a very effective six innings as he allowed just three-earned runs and struck out nine batters. Still, he will be more effective once he gets better at letting runners on base. Despite the strikeouts he still allowed nine Mets to get on through seven hits and two walks.
- A combination of Chad Gaudin, Tyler Clippard, Drew Storen, and Sean Burnett combined for five scoreless innings out of the bullpen. That crew allowed only two base runners and struck out eight batters.
- Chris Young pitched a gem for the Mets, showing the Nationals that perhaps they should have shelled out more for him when he was a free agent this winter. Today he pitched seven inning of one hit baseball, and now has a 1.46 ERA in two starts for the Mets. The real question is, will he stay healthy?
- The Nationals eight run rally was sparked by a clutch single from Ivan Rodriguez. The emotion on the face from the former World Series MVP said enough, the frustrated future hall of famer finally had a breakthrough.
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Today's victory is an emotional one for a lot of reasons. First, the club did it without their star player, face of the franchise Ryan Zimmerman. Zimmerman will be down for at least one game with an abdominal strain, and in the past that has meant the Nats were left essentially punchless with the bat. The club did not roll over today though, and it was a blast to see.
It was also emotional form the standpoint that the players who came through big for the Nats were the ones who had been struggling most early on this season. Ivan Rodriguez was 2-4 on the night with arguably the biggest hit of the young season coming in the 11th inning when he drove home the winning run. Jayson Nix hit a monster shot to bring in three insurance runs in the 11th, his first three RBI of the year. Also, despite having to leave with an injury, Adam LaRoche reached base three times today with two walks and a hit.
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Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
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Salina motel with a seasonal outdoor pool
Situated in Salina, this motel is close to Blackhawk Arena.
Property Features
At Econo Lodge Salina, recreational amenities include a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. The motel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and laundry facilities.
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Televisions come with premium satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, refrigerators, and microwaves.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Econo Lodge Salina features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This motel offers access to a business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This Salina motel also offers gift shops/newsstands, a garden, and a picnic area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 40
- Number of floors - 2
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- One meeting room
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Complimentary reception
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Free parking nearby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor seasonal pool
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
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A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 9 AM.
Recreational amenities at the motel include a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Pet fee: USD 15.00 per night
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Nina Salem Shabb
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Country: Lebanon
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- Fine-needle aspiration of the mediastinum: a clinical, radiologic, cytologic, and histologic study of 42 casesN S Shabb
Department of Pathology, American University of Beirut, Lebanon
Diagn Cytopathol 19:428-36. 1998..FNA yielded adequate tissue for diagnosis in 83% and a correct diagnosis in 86%. There was one false-negative and no false-positive diagnosis. FNA is a useful tool for accurate tissue diagnosis of mediastinal masses...
- Multinucleated giant cells in fine-needle aspiration of thyroid nodules: their diagnostic significanceN S Shabb
Department of Pathology, American University of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon
Diagn Cytopathol 21:307-12. 1999..The accompanying cell population was characteristic of each disease. The quantity and quality of MNGCs in thyroid FNA may be helpful in narrowing the differential diagnosis. Diagn. Cytopathol. 1999;21:307-312...
- Clear cell sarcoma (malignant melanoma of soft parts): fine-needle aspiration cytology of a highly pigmented tumorNina Salem Shabb
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, American University of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon
Diagn Cytopathol 28:313-5. 2003..Diagnosis of clear cell sarcoma by fine-needle aspiration is difficult, as melanin is usually absent. Here we describe a case of a primary clear cell carcinoma with abundant melanin, making diagnosis definitive...
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Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, American University of Beirut Medical Centre, Beirut, Lebanon
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Best nightlife in Tribeca: The hottest clubs and music venues
The best nightlife in Tribeca isn't confined to clubs—much of the after-dark action takes place in live-music and comedy venues.
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Though legendary clubs like the Mudd Club and Area are long gone, Tribeca is home to Santos Party House, one of the best nightspots to open in recent years. But you'll also find late-night action in local music venues and one of the city's best new comedy clubs.
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The address has seen so many incarnations (Reggae Lounge and Shine among them) that it's hard to trust that anything will last. Now reborn as a music-industry showcase (talent ranges from the Roots to Lil' Kim), the room has the size, sound system and slick interior to pull it off. If you're not on the list, stop by late to see what's hoppin'. The speakers'll blow the hair right offa your head.
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The downtown wing of the 92nd Street Y, 92YTribeca is ostensibly a cultural center for hip young Jews. Yet the club—which houses a performance space, screening room, art gallery and café—is by no means restricted to Jewish events or artists. In fact, it has quickly become one of the most daring venues in Manhattan. The club's breadth is impressive, featuring obscure indie-rock, world music, country and mixed media shows.
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Santos Party House
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Launched by a team that includes rocker Andrew W.K., Santos Party House was three years in the making, though you'd never guess it from the decor—both floors are basically black, square rooms done out in a bare-bones, generic club style. The place is committed to resuscitating the downtown area's underground scene, with top spinners of off-kilter house, cosmic disco, funk and soul regularly taking to the decks, including A Tribe Called Quest's Q-Tip and Rich Medina. The
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Tribeca Comedy Lounge
- Rated as: 3/5
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The atmosphere in this spot—not to be confused with the space's previous occupant, the Tribeca Comedy Club—is a congenial one. Its brick walls and makeshift stage remind you that you're in a basement, but the doting waitstaff, haute Italian menu from Brick NYC upstairs and roomy layout will please fans of creature comforts, or those too claustrophobic for the likes of the Comedy Cellar. Adam Strauss, the owner-booker and a burgeoning comic himself, makes sure that his
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You've developed an irresistible product, come up with an effective marketing plan, and you're ready to go. But wait! Though making the sale is great, the process isn't complete until you actually get paid.
Whenever a sale does not include an immediate cash payment, you are extending credit; whenever you extend credit, you are taking a financial risk. However, you can reduce that risk by developing and consistently applying sound credit strategies before you have a problem.
Begin with an understanding of the difference between consumer and commercial credit. Generally, if you extend credit to individuals, it's considered consumer credit; if your customers are other businesses, it's commercial credit. In most cases, checking credit and collecting from a commercial account is easier than from a consumer account. If your customers are individuals and you don't want to take the credit risk yourself, apply for credit card merchant status so you can accept various bank credit cards. Your banker can help with this process.
Of course, even accepting credit cards doesn't guarantee payment, because the customer has the right to dispute charges. Be sure you are clear on all your rights and responsibilities to both the consumer and the credit card companies, and implement procedures to ensure that each transaction is handled according to the appropriate policy.
Jacquelyn Lynn is a business writer who has specialized in marketing and management issues for more than a decade. She lives and works in Winter Park, Florida.
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WASHINGTON, December 24, 2013 – Wall Street, like many other institutions, starts Christmas early this year with a short trading day today. Aside from a few really bad days so far, traders are entitled to the holiday, it would seem, as a major Santa Claus rally has been the predominant feature of December 2013. We'll see if Mr. Market is prepared to wrap things up that way, but that outcome is in the future right now.
As for the present, trading through year-end is likely to remain volatile but full of nimble trading opportunities due to the typically thin trading that occurs this time of year. So travel at your own risk. If you expect to be out of touch for a few days, make sure you have stops in place or are reasonably certain that your positions might not move much between now and when you return from your long winter's (market) nap.
Meanwhile, as a Market Maven public service, here's an abbreviated version of the stock and bond trading schedule through the end of 2013, punctuated as it is by a pair of holidays and a pair of short trading days:
2013 Year-end Trading Schedule
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
- Trading in U.S. equity, option, and exchange-listed corporate bonds will close early at 1 p.m. EST.
- All other fixed income markets will close at 2 p.m. EST.
- Canadian markets will also close early at 1 p.m. EST. For details on Good 'Til Canceled (GTC) orders check U.S. and Canadian trading hours and settlement details through your brokerage firm.
- International traders: Different hours and settlement details likely in force. Consult your brokerage for details on these markets.
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Wednesday, December 25, 2013
- U.S. and Canadian markets are closed for Christmas.
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Thursday, December 26, 2013
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Attorney General Eric Holder has announced that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is going to be tried in a civilian court for his role in 9/11.
Debra Burlingame, a board member of KeepAmericaSafe.com, and the sister of Chip Burlingame, the pilot of American Airlines Flight 77, which was flown into the Pentagon, said in a statement, "The trial will be a travesty. The prosecutors at the Southern and Eastern Districts fought over these career-making cases like vultures at a kill. But who will be the vulture? In open court, it will be Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who will hold forth, mocking his victims, exulting in the suffering of their families, ridiculing the judge, his lawyers and the American justice system, and worst of all, rallying his jihadi brothers to kill more Americans as the men and women of the US military risk their lives in the mountains of Afghanistan and the sands of Iraq."
The potential damage to our intelligence community is incalculable. Andrew McCarthy wrote on National Review Online's The Corner: "Nothing results in more disclosures of government intelligence than civilian trials. They are a banquet of information, not just at the discovery stage but in the trial process itself, where witnesses—intelligence sources—must expose themselves and their secrets."
What will be done to protect our ability to gather intelligence to prevent the next 9/11? Or is this just going to be a means to let al-Qaeda terrorists put the Bush administration on trial in a media circus just blocks away from Ground Zero?
In a column for the Wall Street Journal, Mary Anastasia O'Grady writes about how Hugo Chavez may be eyeing a new target after Honduras—El Salvador. Chavez, it seems, is trying to engineer a leftist takeover of what O'Grady has described as "Central America's most promising free market."
Will this effort succeed? As it stands, apparent vote-buying has left FMLN within two seats of a two-thirds majority.
It did not take long for some anti-gunners to start clamoring for gun control in the wake of the Fort Hood shooting. Part of it was the fact that the gun misused in that killing was the Fabrique Nationale Five-seveN, a gun that the Brady Campaign has been demonizing. Yet despite growing evidence that warning signs were ignored, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley is calling for more gun control laws. Never mind the fact that Chicago, with a handgun ban in effect for over 25 years, has some of the country's highest murder totals.
The troops in the field may very well be getting some new firepower. The XM25 grenade launcher that fires a 25-by-40-millimeter grenade is going through the last stages of field testing and may be on its way to troops on the front lines soon! Unlike grenade launchers in present service, which are single-shot systems, the XM25 is a gas-operated, semi-automatic system that features a six-shot magazine. The grenades can either detonate on impact or detonate in an airburst. This is a LOT of bad news for the bad guys.
The Air Force recently – and quietly – compiled a milestone achievement through fiscal year (FY) 2009, making it their safest year yet. They finished the fiscal year with 17 Class A mishaps, defined as accidents where a life was lost, an aircraft was lost, or where $1 million or more in damage was done. The Air Force lost only eight aircraft in those mishaps – a figure matching the FY 2006 total, down from 15 aircraft lost in FY 2008. WELL DONE, AIR FORCE!
The M3 Report from the National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers (www.nafbpo.org) provided an interesting summary of an interview that she had with El Pais, a Spanish-language daily newspaper. In this interview, Napolitano claimed that the United States and Mexico have been doing better than ever before in working together, and indicated that Obama will be pushing immigration changes next year. How about push for finishing the
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The V-22 proved itself in Iraq – and now, it is on the way to Afghanistan, where it will give the Marines there a surge in their lift capabilities. This tilt-rotor, once on former Vice President Dick Cheney's hit list when he was Secretary of Defense, is now filling out Marine squadrons, replacing the aging CH-46.
In a commissioning ceremony that was more poignant than normal, the landing platform dock USS New York (LPD 21) joined the United States Navy on 7 November. The fourth of the San Antonio-class vessels was commissioned in New York City, with members of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force 26 participating. USS New York displaces 24,900 tons, carries two LCACs, and can also carry helicopters and V-22 Osprey aircraft. Seven tons of steel from the World Trade Center are in the ship's bow.


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In retrospect my experiences in UND's Honors Program played an important part in preparing me to navigate the twists and turns of my then unforeseen career path. Honors courses in philosophy, American history, and American literature helped broaden my view of the world and open my thinking to new possibilities beyond those I had imaged for myself. And they challenged my abilities in critical thinking, that knack of being able to read between the lines, analyze an argument, and find where the logic lies. Having spent years working with composers and librettists working on their new American operas, I've had to put those skills to the test, reading draft scenarios, studying scenes for dramatic continuity and pacing, and pondering whether the climax of an opera comes in the right place. Even editing "supertitles" (the projected English translations above the opera stage during performances) requires a degree of critical thought to make sure we serve the drama with clarity, precision, and poetry.
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I've read many thought-provoking comments (especially that of the writer 'on the other hand,' which almost won me over to the opposing point of view). Many commenters mentioned something R.L.G. didn't- that code is written for humans in addition to computers and must, like prose, be easily able to be understood by them. Perhaps the author failed to mention this point. Perhaps, as 'on the other hand' mentioned, he did make a mistake because he knows prose better than coding. Most comments have mentioned more similarities between code and prose; but this does not change the fact that there are also differences between the two. Those he names, quoting Allen Downey, Jeffrey Elkner, and Chris Meyer, are thus: natural languages are ambiguous, formal languages are exact; natural languages are repetitive to make up for confusion caused by ambiguity, while there is no need in formal languages; natural languages have many idioms, while formal languages mean exactly what they say. These difference are too basic, too fundamental, to allow code and prose to be related, no matter the similarities.
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Random thoughts on high school basketball as conference play heats up:
• When you graduate nearly all your key players from an undefeated 4A state champion like Olympic High did last year, you probably wouldnt expect to return to No. 1 in the Observers Sweet 16. But coach Ty Baumgardners Trojans have done it.
No. 1 Olympic on Friday beat SoMeck 8 conference rival South Meck to improve to 14-1 and 4-1 in conference play. Olympic trails first-place Berry (12-2, 5-0) by one game.
Baumgardner may be doing his best coaching job, and thats saying something because the job he did last year was extraordinary, guiding Olympic through a dream season. Baumgardners record is 100-5 the past four seasons, 44-1 the past two.
• Im not sure theres a player in the state having a better season than Shelby High senior Gabe DeVoe, who has committed to Clemson. On Wednesday, DeVoe torched Statesville for 52 points, nine rebounds, five assists, two steals and two blocks. Shelby won 94-56 and DeVoe made 11 3-point shots. DeVoe scored 29 points in Fridays 86-43 win at Draughn.
DeVoe averages better than 33 points per game this season and ranks eighth in the country. He also averages 8.4 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 2.6 steals.
• Northside Christians team is special. Saturday, the Knights (16-1) rallied from a double-digit first-half deficit to beat powerhouse Denver (Colo.) East, which had two high-major recruits, including national top 70 player Dominique Collier, a 6-foot-2 guard committed to Colorado. Keyshawn Woods had 11 second-quarter points as Northside rallied.
Northside has played in three high-level tournaments the Chick-fil-A in Columbia, the Wild Wing Cafe at Ardrey Kell and Saturdays Under Armour event at Berry High. In those events, Northside lost once and that was against the nations top team, Montverde (Fla.) Academy. Northside has beaten several regional powers, like Denver East and Arlington Country Day (Fla.). Northside beat a national top 15 team in Lincoln (N.Y.). If the Knights finish the rest of the season unbeaten and win a third straight state championship and theyll be a double-digit favorite in each of their remaining games Northside, in my opinion, will qualify as a top 10 (or better) Mecklenburg County team of all time. Theyre that good.
Northsides record is 108-7 the past four seasons.
• Hough has beaten West Charlotte in three straight games and thats some feat. Its another that, so quickly, the Huskies have become a state power. The Cornelius school has the type of rabid fan base, population and active talent pool to be a multi-sport power for years.
• After coming up short of the state championship game the past two seasons, Myers Parks girls seem to be extra focused this year. Their performances have been fairly consistent and they seem to be adapting to second-year coach Barbara Nelsons strict approach and her attention to detail. Nelson won seven state titles at Providence Day and coached probably four of the countys 10 best-ever teams. I dont think this Mustangs team is top-10 good, but it is good enough to win Myers Park its first state title in girls basketball this season provided it continues to do the little things and stay consistent.
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The new left turn signal technology, called "flashing yellow arrow", incorporates the usual green/yellow/red signal indication colors that motorists recognize on standard traffic signals. Additionally, the flashing yellow arrow indicates that left turns are permitted but must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.
City contractors are in the process of installing the new signals at two intersections on Highway 66: Highway 338 (Douglas Dam Road); and CVS Pharmacy/Buddy's BBQ. The flashing yellow arrow technology will be present for vehicles traveling both north and south on Highway 66 at these intersections. The new signals should be operational within the next several days.
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Technology pundits may be debating whether we are in Web 2.0 or 3.0, but all too often, government is stuck in Web 1.0. Many governments are starting to pay lip service to "transparency" and some are reluctantly publicizing spending information on searchable government Web sites. Frequently, however, the data are more than 6 months to a year old, not interactive and difficult to analyze.
Put Barack Obama in front of a teleprompter and one thing is certain - he'll make himself appear the most reasonable person in the room.
If the last seven years of inaction on transportation, economic development, and health care have taught us anything, it's that state elections have serious consequences for ordinary Georgians.
Pete Clark came into the office the other day with great news: A collection of heirlooms and papers from the Jones family is being returned to Liberty County.
Next, Nancy Pelosi should find a way to work in the Bilderberg Group, the annual gathering of global elites that is a perennial obsession of conspiracy theorists. It's the only thing missing from her wild tale of CIA misconduct that's so implausible, she had trouble keeping it straight at her instantly notorious "I was misled" press conference.
One of the challenges state governments face during difficult economics times, such as the current one, is that not only do states have less revenue, but they also have increased demand for government services as more people go on unemployment and utilize other government programs.
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Editor, The Liberty County Community has proven itself again in the support of Love-It Production's most recent performance "You Don't Know Me Until You Need Me." It was presented May 10 at Full Gospel Tabernacle Church of God In Christ. The enthusiastic audience of over 200 was provided the opportunity to enjoy a dinner meal prepared by Kahn's Family Catering and to enjoy another original stage play all in one location.
With wide-eyed naivete, proponents of a high-speed rail are pointing to service in Europe and Asia as reasons that such networks are the next great thing in transportation for the United States. But Americans will travel a lot further on the hype over President Barack Obama's pledge of $8 billion in economic stimulus funds for high-speed rail than any money will go.
I recently saw a commercial for a company offering free cell phones and wireless service to people who receive government assistance. The commercial showed this pleasant "mom" with her two kids, having car trouble and she needed a cell phone to call for help.
Why complain about the financial crisis? By liberalism's standards, it has been a swift sword of economic justice, working to equalize wealth more rapidly than any policy short of summary execution of the rich.
Ninth District Rep. Nathan Deal has spent 16 years as Georgia's mountain district congressman. During that time, we've barely heard a peep from him. Deal's low profile may account for the ease with which he has slipped back into office every two years.
Compared to what it looked like a couple of decades ago, Congress today is a far more representative body. It's true that, as Congressional Quarterly recently pointed out, the House and Senate are still "populated mainly by wealthy white men with advanced degrees and backgrounds in law and business." Yet Capitol Hill undeniably looks more like the American people than in the past.
To social theorists predicting the collapse of newspapers, we've become more than an endangered species, we're prime evidence of the fading way the public consumes information.
With a few strokes of his pen, Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue recently signed into law a pair of measures aimed at making life a little easier - and fairer - for military families.
Editor's note: U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Georgia, and other area elected officials will contribute periodic columns during the upcoming legislative sessions. This is a report about orientation that he went through last week.
I was on St. Simons Island last week, scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill, when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed up Junior when I told him.
Editor, Why did SPLOST fail? Just take a look at the article in Sunday's Coastal Courier: "City council looks at property-tax increase."
One afternoon, I had a hankering, a primal-like craving, for a supper of pinto beans and cornbread with a tall glass of cold, rich buttermilk thrown in for good measure and extra filling.
Typically, I use this weekly column to address parenting issues, reflect on challenges faced by (fairly) new moms and provide what I hope are amusing anecdotes that stem from daily life encounters with a toddler. This Sunday, though, I'm going to explore a topic that's more indirectly related to - but still very much a part of - child-rearing.
I really do love the holidays - but I cringe as we also approach the trashiest season of the year.
Editor, Hinesville Military Affairs Committee's second Veterans Salute was Nov. 1 at Bryant Commons, 438 West Oglethorpe Highway. It was a cold and windy day, but that did not stop or hinder our spirit.
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This year we are sharing our recipes from 2013 and our best recipes from our previous year. As we are translating many of our recipes, we want to share the ones we've posted before for all of you, in both Spanish and English. We are sharing from appetizers, to soup, drinks, classic sugar cookies and even caramel apples… just like the ones from Snow White's evil queen, and quick desserts like our MilkyWay cupcakes that can be prepared with store bought chocolates.
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Poetic justice is rare in this world, which makes what happened recently at Mineta San Jose International Airport all the more satisfying. A passenger suffering one of the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) unconstitutional searches suddenly remembered the canister of pepper spray in his bag and warned his assailant about it. "The TSA agent took it out and was going to put it into the hazardous waste disposal…" said Rich Dressler, the airport's spokesman. But that would have been too easy, and anyway there's the TSA's tradition of incompetence to uphold. So the screener "accidentally discharged" the thing instead. He took out nine of those happy, helpful Americans the TSA pays to paw us (presumably including himself, though reports weren't clear).
Pepper spray disables everyone in the vicinity, not just direct targets. Yet Dressler insists that "no other passengers or airport employees were affected and no flights were delayed." So the justice is pure. The agency didn't even detain the poor guy from whom it swiped the spray because he "cooperated." Police states are big on cooperation.
Meanwhile, witnesses dispute the "official" story, as they often do nowadays in the American aviation gulag. Someone at flyertalk.com who claims "I was there when this happened" says, "It affected way more than 5 [sic, according to early reports] people [sic for TSA goons]. Everyone I could see, ~30 people (including several pilots) in line at the security X-ray machines were all coughing and wiping their watering eyes….the worst part was that none of [the] TSA people would tell us what was going on." Yep, that sounds like the screeners we all know and loathe.
The episode bolsters those cynics who suspect that TSA means "Thousands Standing Around." Screeners cluster so thick you can't swing a dead cat or squirt pepper spray without hitting 9 of them. And for what? During the 6 years that the TSA has been delaying passengers, none of its employees anywhere has discovered a single terrorist.
That isn't for lack of manpower: the TSA boasts roughly twice as many screeners as Al Qaeda does terrorists. Estimates of the latter's numbers vary, but none put its membership at more than 20,000, and most are considerably below that. Jack Cloonan spent six years at the FBI tracking Osama bin Laden. He laughed when a writer for Harper's Magazine "pegged [Al Qaeda's] membership at several thousand" and said it mustered only 198 troops in 2001. Then came the War on Terror. Four years later, the Federation of American Scientists (FAS) calculated Al Qaeda's "members and associates" at several thousand. The James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Monterey Institute of International Studies in California concurs. It thinks Al Qaeda has about 2800 militants and another 5000 in training, based on information from "an Arab security service." The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) errs on the side of safety, with a figure of 20,000. The Institute doesn't specify whether that includes the joker in the White House and his puppeteer, though it does warn that their War on Terror has "accelerated" Al Qaeda's recruitment.
But what if even 20,000 is lowballing it? Say there are actually 30,000 "Islamofascists" trying to blow us sky-high: the TSA still trumps. It makes work for roughly 45,000 screeners, plus countless "Federal Security Directors" lazing about airports and the TSA's lavish headquarters. If these leeches truly believe in the War on Terror, let them enlist and hunt bad guys Over There instead of harassing innocent passengers Here. Then again…imagine fat LaWanda in her blue gloves waddling about boot camp…not a pretty picture…the "ka-BOOM!" of an artillery drill scares her silly — or sillier than she already was…she "accidentally discharges" her rifle…
Screeners this inept should be turned against America's politicians, not her taxpayers. San Jose's "wasn't a first for this type of pepper spray accident at an airport," according to the Mercury News. It quotes TSA spokesman Nico Melendez: "I can't remember where or when exactly, but this has happened before." We might consider that a commentary on the agency's learning curve, but the TSA sees it as a lesson for passengers: "Melendez said he hoped this experience would remind travelers to leave their self-defense-in-a-can at home." Yeah, who needs self-defense when the TSA's around?
This slapstick doesn't come cheap. The TSA, which annually eats about $6 billion of our taxes, has gobbled $36 billion since it began operations in 2002. That means we've spent $1,800,000 to keep each of those 20,000 terrorists off our flights — not counting the Department of Homeland Security's billions. Heck, let's disband the TSA and pay off Al Qaeda instead. Six billion divided among 20,000 terrorists gives every man $300,000 per year. Tell me they'd rather live in caves than retire to some Mediterranean mansion on our money. Then again, they might pull a George Bush on us: take our taxes to live in a palace but bomb folks anyway…
I still say it's worth a shot. We could probably even work out a deal for half the amount and save ourselves a bundle. Best of all, airports can revert to being airports instead of prisons. They may not be as entertaining when the wardens aren't Macing each other, but at least we'll keep our shoes on.
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Below you can find free Reflector tools I've found / collected and others suggested. They are alternatives to 'Red Gate's DotNet Reflector'.
I used to love Reflector, It was such a wonderful tool. I used to learn code and tricks from the original .Net code by reverse-engineering it. Since Feb 2011, RedGate took over Reflector and it's not a free reflector anymore. I've come to a point where I need a new decompiler tool, I am ready for something new.
What is DotNet reflector / Decompiler tool?
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A decompiler is the name given to a computer program that performs, as far as possible, the reverse operation to that of a compiler. That is, it translates a file containing information at a relatively low level of abstraction (usually designed to be computer readable rather than human readable) into a form having a higher level of abstraction (usually designed to be human readable). The decompiler does not reconstruct the original source code, and its output is far less intelligible to a human than original source code.
Free Reflector tools
- dotPeek – 'dotPeek is a free-of-charge .NET decompiler from JetBrains, the makers of ReSharper and more developer productivity tools.'
- JustDecompile – 'JustDecompile makes it easy to recover lost source code or peer into assemblies to discover the root cause of an external bug. Integrates with the powerful Visual Studio add-in, JustCode, for inline decompilation. Free for everyone, forever.'
- CodeReflect – 'DevExtras .NET CodeReflect is a simple yet advanced free .NET assembly browser/decompiler. It is a free alternative to Red Gate's/Lutz Roeder's .NET Reflector.'
- ILSpy - 'ILSpy is the open-source .NET assembly browser and decompiler. Development started after Red Gate announced that the free version of DotNet Reflector would cease to exist by end of February 2011.'
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Reflector
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This is the story of how, one by one, a man found himself a family. Almost nowhere in fiction is there a stranger, dearer, or funnier family--and the life that the members of The Animal Familylive together, there in the wilderness beside the sea, is as extraordinary and as enchanting as the family itself.
Best Illustrated Children's Book 1965
Year's Best Juvenile 1965 (NYT)
Educator and Librarian Resources
Product Details
- Imprint: HarperCollins
- On Sale: 02/27/1997
- Trimsize: 5.25 in (w) x 6.625 in (h) x 0.869 in (d)
- Pages: 192
- List Price: 17.99 USD
- Ages: 8 to 12
- BISAC1: JUVENILE FICTION / Animals / General
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The Denon DN-X600 is a highly spec'd 2-channel performance mixer, optimised for both traditional vinyl techniques and the latest digital media and computer DJ systems, that offers levels of technology and performance comparable with Denon's flagship 4-channel models. Solid steel chassis construction, professional grade components and powerful USB MIDI capabilities make this a robust gigging tool, equally at home in the booth or the studio.
Best in class signal path components, controls, processing and control features include many derived directly from Denon's flagship DN-X1700 and DN-X1600 mixers. Ensuring the highest quality audio performance, the DN-X600's internal sound card is a 4 x stereo in / 4 x stereo out 24-bit / 96kHz USB 2.0 Audio Interface, while the mixer's audio output is via a whopping 32-bit DAC. The mixer's vinyl credentials include a proprietary phono amp design with a signal-to-noise performance equivalent to that of the company's top end hi-fi amplifiers; just as highly spec'd are the ultra-clean mic amp and high output headphone amp.
32-bit Floating Point DSP provides the mixer with powerful signal processing capabilities. 3-band channel EQ includes full kill on each band. On-board EFX include Delay, Echo, Flanger, Filter, Reverb, Loop, Beat Scratch and BeatBreaker, and the dedicated EFX section features ON/OFF, Dry-Wet mix and independent send assignment (Ch/Mic/Master). A powerful two-way EFX Parameter Filter, including Cross Over Frequency and Isolator (low pass filter/high pass filter) is included, as is a send/return control, for use with external effects.
The cross fader is a 45-mm High Performance Flex Fader with tension adjustment and a unique 32-point contour adjustment (and Innofader-Pro compatibility). Channel faders are 45-mm custom Alps-type; also with contour adjustment.
Extensive USB MIDI and audio interface and control capabilities enable use of the DN-X600 with the latest digital file library and DJ software solutions. The unit's control surface is fully MIDI-mappable, including knobs, keys and buttons, and the DN-X600 can work with all current operating systems, including Mac® OSX 10.6.4 and 32/64-bit Windows systems (XP, Vista, or Windows 7); a low-latency 32/64-bit ASIO driver is included for PC use. The unit can operate with DVS direct mode for DJ applications using platter control signal operation. USB send/return routing is included for use with DJ software DSP effects such as TRAKTOR®, and USB MIDI Clock In BPM Detection can be used with TRAKTOR, Torq, Ableton, Cubase and more. The mixer's firmware is upgradeable over USB.
The I/O complement comprises two phono inputs, two line inputs and two AUX inputs, mic input, effects send/return, stereo output, USB send/return, booth out and balanced XLR master out.
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Biofeedback means "feedback from the body." Biofeedback can be particularly useful in increasing our capacity to relax. This type of feedback from our body is usually ignored unless it becomes quite intense like a sick stomach or a painful headache. Biofeedback training allows the student to become aware of the body's signals before they become too intense and to take action to relieve the stress before it becomes debilitating.
During each session at the biofeedback lab, the student's stress response will be monitored using a biofeedback instrument (e.g. Emwave). The Emwave program is used to measure heart rate variability. During periods of stress or negative emotionality, heart rate generally increases. In contrast, during periods of emotional well-being, heart rate generally decreases to an optimal level.
Being aware of this ongoing information about the body helps you learn how to regulate some of the internal tension you are experiencing. Biofeedback training involves the development of a skill. We suggest you come in for a weekly Biofeedback session and then practice relaxing a few minutes each day.
Stress Management Relaxation Exercises - This site by Wellness Proposals includes a variety of relaxation exercises and recordings you can use in a variety of places including at home, in between classes, on your lunch break at work, etc.
The Mindful Way Through Anxiety Exercises - This is a link to recordings and guided exercises which accompany the book The Mindful Way Through Anxiety, by Orsillo and Roemer. These exercises may help you start building a practice of mindfulness.
Relaxation Recordings - The Counseling Center at BYU has put together a collection of recordings to walk you through various relaxation activities. These activities include body scan, self-hypnosis, progressive muscle relaxation, meditation, and more.
The following relaxation CDs can be checked out for 3 school days. They can be found at the front desk of Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) which is located in the Sharwan Smith Center, room 168. After 3 school days a HOLD will be placed on the student's account. Students will then be charged $1.00 per school day until the CD is returned. Maximum fine is $25.00.
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|Abolishing Anxiety, Disc 2 part 1
|Information & workshop on reducing anxiety and worry
|Abolishing Anxiety, Disc 2 part 2
|Information & workshop on reducing anxiety and worry
|Break Time
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|Calm Down
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|Easing Into Sleep
|General relaxation for insomnia, autogenics, visualization
|Finding Serenity, Disc 1
|Lecture & workshop on relaxation & stress
|Finding Serenity, Disc 2
|Lecture & workshop on relaxation & stress
|I Am: Awakening Self Acceptance
|Lecture & workshop on self-acceptance
|Letting Go of Stress
|*PMR, visualization, autogenics, breathing
|Stress Management
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Last week, we shared some of our biggest Facebook friend dealbreakers. You know, like Thou Shalt Not Post Status Updates About Your Child's Poop. Stuff like that. This week, there's a study about how to keep people from unfriending you (in case you haven't been able to figure it out on your own). A survey conducted at Arizona State University and published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships found that to keep your Facebook friendships intact you should respond to messages, avoid disrespecting people and don't post photos that are going to embarrass or offend. More specifically: Wish your FB friends a happy birthday, don't stalk, don't post your highly personal emo poetry and take it easy on the inside jokes. These "rules" vary slightly by age group and may shift depending on how close you are to a Facebook friend in real life. But generally speaking, these unspoken rules all fall under the umbrella of "Don't be a douche." Any further questions? [Live Science]
To Keep People From Unfriending You On Facebook, Don't Be A Douche
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SOUTHBURY, CT / ACCESSWIRE / May 8, 2014 / New Leaf Brands, Inc. (OTC:NLEF), a diversified beverage holding company acquiring brands, distributors and co-packers in North America has announced today that a majority of its note holders have waived all of their accrued and unpaid interest payments as well as all future interest due through FY 2014.
The un-audited accrued and unpaid interest through the first quarter 2014 represents approximately $420,000 and the remaining interest through FY 2014 is an additional $142,000 of benefit to the company, or $562,000 through all periods.
"Our note holders have again shown extraordinary resilience in supporting management's efforts to build shareholder value," said David N. Fuselier, Chairman and CEO of New Leaf Brands, Inc. "Their acceptance of management's request to waive historic and near term interest payments is a tangible example of their willingness to continue to sustain New Leaf's operations. This continues our effort at building a robust balance sheet that possesses positive net equity coupled with healthy operations."
New Leaf recently executed a $4MM Credit Facility with a $300MM TCA Global Fund to enhance its operations and to acquire proven operating companies in the beverage and food industry.
About New Leaf Brands
New Leaf Brands, Inc. (OTC:NLEF) is a diversified beverage holding company acquiring brands, distributors and co-packers in North America. For our customers, we provide high quality, great tasting beverages in well-placed consumer markets. For our shareholders, we acquire companies that build, maintain and nourish shareholder value. Our corporate mission is to be the best small-cap beverage holding company in North America. For more information please visit NLEFbrands.com, follow us on Twitter @NLEFBrands or email email@example.com.
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