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Expertly crafted using premium grade materials, this book end pair offers durability and long lasting performance. Delightfully designed as the letters A and Z from the English alphabet, this book end set also makes for a charming decor accent. Decorated with a wood-grain design, this pair has a dark finish and an elegant matte texture.
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Why Tim Tebow is the new Janet Jackson
10:55 AM PST 12/21/2010 by Eriq Gardner
This year's Super Bowl is likely to feature the most controversial non-football-related action since the infamous Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction.
Tim Tebow, star quarterback for the Florida Gators and a devout Christian, has filmed a commercial spot for the organization Focus on the Family. The spot's theme is "Celebrate Family, Celebrate Life," a not-very-subtle nod to the group's advocacy of placing limits on abortions.
After the group announced it was willing to pay $3 million to air the commercial at the upcoming Super Bowl, a firestorm of protest erupted online, with thousands signing petitions asking CBS to reject the Tebow ad.
Reportedly, CBS has now approved the script and will run the spot, despite a long-standing policy of prohibiting advocacy advertisements, including those with "implicit" messages. Critics point to other advocacy advertisements rejected over the years by the network.
We haven't seen the advertisement yet, but we were curious to know if it might spark any regulatory action. We asked David Oxenford at Davis Wright Tremaine on his view.
In 1987, the FCC abolished the "Fairness Doctrine," requiring broadcasters to present an equitable balance of controversial issues. Oxenford says without a Fairness Doctrine, broadcasters don't have to worry about the FCC getting involved if the commercial only offers a broad look at a controversial issue. But if the commercial advocates some specific federal action, Oxenford says it could trigger some obligation for the station to note in a public file the advertisement and the cost to run it.
And what if CBS decides to now turn away others for their own public issue spots? Might the network be opening themselves to charges of being discriminatory? For instance, check out this Facebook petition that asks CBS to either reject the Tebow ad or run an advertisement in favor of inclusiveness by the United Church of Christ.
Broadcast lawyers say that networks have wide discretion on advertisements. We previously reviewed whether TV stations can refuse to run advertising and although case law seems to indicate that broadcasters are at least two touchdowns ahead of the rabble-rousers, no doubt there may be court filings and pressure on the FCC in the midst. Hey, now that we think about it: Might the Supreme Court be in the mood to tackle another case pitting free speech vs. advertising restrictions?
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The global music cities of Melbourne, Austin and Berlin will feature in a talkfest chaired by a Monash University academic at the world's largest music and media conference in Austin, Texas next month.
Music historian and journalism academic, Dr Andrea Jean Baker from the School of Media, Film and Journalism will chair a keynote panel at this year's South By South West (SXSW), which will look at Global Music Cities such as Melbourne, Austin and Berlin, and their contribution to the cultural economy – Dr Baker's current area of research.
"Melbourne, Austin and Berlin sit at far corners of the world with different cultures, climates and distinct sounds, but each has one major thing in common – they are branded as three of the most supportive cities for live music in the world," Dr Baker said.
"However, high density living, residential development, local planning, regulation and licensing laws continue to impact on these cities, which are noted as some of the globe's busiest live music corridors.
"In this scenario, Melbourne, Austin and Berlin's pro-growth live music industries have needed a united community voice and perhaps, a seat at the government table to help maintain their global music city status."
The Global Music Cities panel will also include Nick O'Byrne, Don Pitts and Christian Morin.
Mr O'Byrne is the General Manager of AIR, the Australian Independent Record Labels Association.
He is also the Executive Programmer of BIGSOUND – Australia's largest music industry conference and festival for emerging artists. As well as this, he manages Australian musicians Courtney Barnett and Sterling Silver.
Mr Pitts is the Music Program Manager at the City of Austin (Texas), and has more than 25 years of experience in the music industry, including sixteen years in the Entertainment Relations Division with Gibson Guitar.
Mr Morin, who was involved the underground clubs in the former East Berlin in the early nineties, Morin set up the music agency Headquarter entertainment in Berlin, was founding member of the Berlin Music Commission and helped to establish Berlin's Music board, a German government initiative to promote contemporary local music, in early 2013.
"The panel will allow us to explore to how these three cities are best able to support live music and the lessons learnt which might be able to be translated for other cities around the world," Dr Baker said.
SXSW is the key event on the music calendar. It is attended by over 75 per cent of the world's music industry, and over 19,000 people will have the opportunity to hear from the panel.
In 2013 Dr Baker had research residences at the University of Texas (Austin) (and attended SXSW) and at the Freie Universität's Institute for Arts and Media Management in Berlin (Germany).
She is also a project leader for the annual Melbourne Music Week, and a founding member of the St Kilda Live Music Community, which deals with issues surrounding live music.
In July 2013, she was appointed the academic representative on the City of Melbourne's Music Strategy (2013-2017) whose aim is to present Melbourne as a dynamic, global music city.
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Goldman Turkey story updated to include sharp reversal in Goldman view from a year earlier.
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Goldman Sachs (GS) has gone from bull to bear on Turkey as the investment bank's analysts elaborate upon their recent cautious outlook for emerging markets countries in light of increased hawkishness from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
A team of analysts led by Singapore-based Christopher Eoyang lowered their view on Turkey to "underweight" from "overweight," citing a relatively high current account deficit, combined with the fact that much foreign investment in the country is from portfolio inflows (i.e. passive holders of stocks and bonds) which can be exited easily. They also pointed to a domestic credit bubble and an economy that relies on domestic as opposed to foreign demand.
"During a period of easing financial conditions, this combination is less of a worry, but as core rates rise, we believe it should become harder to invest in this story," the analysts wrote. The team of analysts is separate from the New York and London-based Goldman economists who argued last week that emerging markets' era of outperformance has come to an end .In addition to lowering its view on Turkey, Eoyang's team sees "significant headwinds" and "vulnerable valuations," in Brazil and South Africa, where they were already underweighted. By contrast, they see "heavy discounts" in Korea and Mexico, where they remain overweight due to "better exposure and manageable risk in portfolio flows." They also see "heavy discounts" in China and Russia, though they remain neutral on those countries. They are also neutral on India and Indonesia. The Goldman view sounds like a fairly sharp reversal from this video posted in April 2012 on Goldman's website. In it, Ahmet Akarli, Co-Head of New Markets Economic Research in Goldman's Global Investment Research Division, says "if we are right about our GDP forecasts going into 2050, then it is conceivable that Turkey can become the second largest economy in Europe, excluding Russia." -- Written by Dan Freed in New York. Follow @dan_freed
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Nelvana Limited Gordon Pinsent, Dawn Greenhalgh, Lea-Helen Weir, Bobby Becken, Stuart Stone, Lisa Yamanaka, Elizabeth Hanna, Chris Wiggins, Stephen Ouimette; Full Voice Cast .. Peter Sauder, Jean de Brunhoff
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- Cartoon Characters: King Babar, Queen Celeste, Flora, Pom, Alexander, Isabelle, The Old Lady, Cornelius, Pompadour, Uncle Arthur, Zephir, Rataxes, Lady Rataxes, Victor, Basil.
- Vocal Talent: Gordon Pinsent (King Babar), Dawn Greenhalgh (Queen Celeste), Lea-Helen Weir (Flora), Bobby Becken (Pom), Stuart Stone (Alexander), Lisa Yamanaka (Isabelle), Elizabeth Hanna (The Old Lady), Chris Wiggins (Cornelius), Stephen Ouimette (Pompadour), Paul Haddad (Uncle Arthur), Jeff Pustil (Zephir), Allen Stewart-Coates (as Allen Stewart Coates) (Rataxes), Corrine Koslo (Lady Rataxes), Noah Godfrey (Victor), John Stocker (Basil), Raymond Accolas, Tomy Bewick, Katie Coristine, Dan Hennessey, Keith Knight, Marsha Moreau, Greg Swanson, Peter Wildman.
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Babar takes his family up into the mountains, ostensibly for a winter holiday. But Babar is really searching for the mythical creature that he saw as a child.
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I am about to start a Pliny the Elder Extract recipe but I need some help. Running the grain bill through "the Beer Recipator" it says my OG will be 1.092 and my ABV will be 10.5%. I boil around 3.5 gallons then add to room temp water to get to 5.5 gallons. I am a bit confused as to why my calculated ABV and OG are so much higher than what the recipe says (1.075 and 8.4%). I am trying to get an ABV of ~7%, as that is what I prefer my IPAs to be around. Should I leave out the Dextrose and reduce the Light DME? If anyone could help me out with the numbers I would greatly appreciate it.
Light DME (2.2 °L) 10.0 lbs. (4.5 kg) 80.9
Dextrose (0 °L) 1.1 lbs. (500 g) 8.9
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Carapils Malt (2 °L) 0.94 lbs. (425 g) 7.6
Crystal (40 °L) 0.32 lb. (145 g) 2.6
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I think your recipe OG is wrong. 10 pounds of DME in 5.5 gallons will give you 1.079. A pound of dextrose in 5.5 gallons will add 9 points, (1.1 is a weird amount, but that will give you 10 points total), for an OG of 1.089.
Maybe the recipe means 10 pounds of LME? That would give you an OG of 1.075.
If you want an OG of 1.075, you could just use less DME. If you use 8 pounds of DME, you'd be right about there.
Actually, I looked at the recipe specifics again, and they clearing state it's a 6 gallon batch, with .5 gallons left to the boil kettle (due to massive amounts of hop debris, I'd bet!) and .5 lost to the fermenter. For a 6 gallon batch, the 10 pounds of DME makes more sense.
Would it be bad just to put the said hop debris in the primary?
i think pilsen light DME is the 2nd most important part of this brew if going extract. hops are most important of course. as a long time PM brewer i've gotten the lightest beers when using pilsen and late additions. there are some pliny hints hiding in the links below the photo...
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Eh. This memoir of a young doctor is more a confession of Jauhar's ambivalence about the profession of medicine than an in-depth look at the process of becoming a doctor. It's useful, I guess, to know that doctors are as likely to be unhappily punching the clock as any other worker, but Jauhar's writing isn't much sharper than his doctoring.
good reading while waiting for Grey's to return!
Jauhar entered medical school comparatively late, having tried 3 or 4 other careers first and wanting nothing less than to be a doctor. However, his older brother was a doctor and his parents were pushing for double doctor offspring, and for those and other reasons he eventually succumbed. His main objection to the profession was that he thought it was just cookie cutter work, devoid of soul or creativity. And to some degree that was true but he eventually found there were other aspects as well.
Between starting medical school and getting to an acceptance of its realities, Jauhar struck me as the kind of doctor that makes people reluctant to go to one in the first place. Frequently late, taking short cuts and blowing off patients, wanting nothing more that to get away from the hospital, I wonder how much of this is just the grueling way interns are scheduled or if this is an honest expression of a doctor without a true calling? And how many more feel like this?
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Intern is Dr. Sandeep Jauhar's story of his days and nights in residency at a busy hospital in New York City, a trial that led him to question his every assumption about medical care today. Residency—and especially its first year, the internship—is legendary for its brutality, and Jauhar's experience was even more harrowing than most. He switched from physics to medicine in order to follow a more humane calling—only to find that his new profession often had little regard for patients' concerns. He struggled to find a place among squadrons of cocky residents and doctors. He challenged the practices of the internship in The New York Times, attracting the suspicions of the medical bureaucracy. Then, suddenly stricken, he became a patient himself—and came to see that today's high-tech, high-pressure medicine can be a humane science after all.
Jauhar's beautifully written memoir explains the inner workings of modern medicine with rare candor and insight.
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The Ford F-150 is a perennial best-seller for Ford, and most reviewers say the 2009 edition should continue the trend. Early reviews indicate that the 2009 F-150 shouldn't have trouble competing with the Chevrolet Silverado or the newly redesigned Dodge Ram--which with F-150 beat out for the coveted title of 2009 North American Truck of the Year, as well as Motor Trend's 2009 Truck of the Year.
But, with auto sales slumping, many reviewers question how Ford can keep the F-150 on the top of the truck market. The answer is in the useful features Ford packed into the F-150. Under the truck's skin, a powerful engine, stronger frame and smarter transmission help the F-150 out tow the competition. On the outside of the F-150, reviewers were impressed with clever storage systems as well as side and tailgate steps that make accessing the cab easier. Inside the F-150, reviewers say that Ford took pains to hang on to buyers that use their trucks for work. The interior offers hanging file storage, and available systems for running a business right out of the truck, including Wi-Fi, an automated tool inventory system, and the ability to create and print invoices. If the truck market has shrunk to buyers who truly need a truck's capabilities, many reviewers say the F-150 has the market covered.
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Macro Hedge Funds Stuggle In October, But Future Looks Positive
Global Macro hedge funds have been struggling this year, however last month brought some respite from a series of tough returns, but only for a few players. Credit Suisse hedge fund index recorded a 1% increase in the global macro sub-strategy. The average return for the year has now edged up to +2.53% according to the index.
October saw overall positive news from the U.S and Europe; the main surprise contribution came from the last minute budget deal that was struck up in the U.S. The Eurozone remained largely uneventful in October, however a surprise cut in November drove interest rate to nearly zero, hurting longs in the euro. Other than the extension of the debt ceiling, the nomination of Janet Yellen as President Obama's choice for Fed chair came as major market-moving news. Given that Yellen is supportive of an easy monetary policy, it is probable that Bernanke's philosophy will prevail and Fed will reduce its unemployment rate target to a lower figure than 6.5%.
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Most notably, Brevan Howard's Emerging Market Strategies was up once again in last month with a 1.36% return, reducing the YTD loss to -11.7%. However BH's Asia Fund, the consistent gainer of this year, lost 1.26% and is now up 8.1% overall. The flagship Brevan Howard Master Fund was down 0.59% and is now up only 0.84% for the year. Brevan Howard's master fund is now dangerously close to recording its first down year in its history.Read more: Brevan Howard Overtakes Man Group As World's Largest Hedge Fund Fortress Asia Macro Fund was up 0.47%, total gain has now edged up to 12.16%. BlueCrest Emerging Markets Fund was up 0.24% in October, netting a total gain of 3.5% for the year.
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Community comes together to save trapped kitten
MONROE TOWNSHIP, NJ -- A cat in a tree would have been so much easier.
Instead, Monroe Township firefighters, police and animal control officers were using flashlights - peering into a hole in the ground - trying to spot, and somehow extract, a kitten that got trapped.
The kitten's cries were first heard by employees and customers at Concordia shopping center. The sounds were coming from an unused conduit, a tube of PVC just 5 inches wide that runs beneath the service drive behind the shops.
"They actually called animal control. And animal control came. They did everything they could. We sent ropes down there, hoping that the kitten would crawl out, says one of the employees at the shopping center.
After everything else failed, the rescue operation became a rescue excavation. Workers sawed through pavement - dug through earth and rock - and eventually uncovered the pipe. A section was cut out, and minutes later, a young black and white cat was pulled from the hole.
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I am glad we had this kind of game in the PS. With all the hype about being the favorite for the SB and being the best team in the league it was good for them to get their ass kicked on the road by a team that was (overtly) physical and excited to play. Hoping the players learned that they still have to take their play to another level if they want to make it to the SB.
Man Ram was just plain LAZY, after performing his 1st responsibility he took the rest of the play off and was out of position. He did not keep his feet or head moving and made no effort at all to look for late blitzers or find another body to block. On the fumble at the goal line with a little effort he could have pushed the ball carrier out the back of the endzone. Instead he stood there confused and gave up on the play. I didn't expect that kind of effort from a guy coached by Alex Gibbs.
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I liked our run game. Clady wasn't back there and Ram was half assing it. Hillman obviously needs to clean up the fumblitis but he made cuts that allowed decent gains out of nothing. Considering we are a pass 1st offense on the Goal line Fumble drive they were still able to pound the ball, pick up a 4th down and I didn't see anything that proved Hillman didn't have possession once he broke the plane, which is the chalk right(?) the nose broke the plane before it was hit from the TV view.
Run game will get better.
Not a lot there I liked other than they kept that little chocolate Flutie guy bottled up as the game went on. They had terrible FP all 1st half which made scoring easy for them. Secondary was beaten a couple times. Lots of work still needed but this team is going to win by scoring points on O. A couple of timely stops will take most teams out of their game plan. Not overly worried yet.
Terrible coverage. The block in the back could have gone either way. I think if a ref sees it and throws it he should stick by it especially if it is that close. The inexcuseable things were the punt coverages that allowed big returns. We need a gunner like Matt Willis to show up this year.
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Was far superior to last years. Welker will be a force, DT made some great monster catches and Thomas had a big gainer that he fumbled but then came back and made a great catch over the middle. As long as Manning is healthy we should lead the league in passing.
Same things as last year still need to be resolved. Protecting the football, poor coverage, and limiting mistakes. Luckly for us they still have 2 games to work on before it gets reals.
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Chicago's Jake Peavy tossed eight stellar innings to lift the White Sox in a 3-2 win over the Twins yesterday at Target Field. Peavy fanned eight and allowed two runs, just one earned, on five hits to improve to 9-and-7 on the season. Addison Reed closed it out to nail down his 18th save. Danny Valencia clubbed a solo homer and Joe Mauer added an RBI groundout for Minnesota. Scott Diamond gave up all three runs through seven-and-a-third innings of duty to suffer the loss. Ben Revere extended his hitting streak to 15 games with a double in the first frame. Minnesota is at Boston to begin a four-game series tonight. Coverage begins at 5:40pm, first pitch at 6:10pm on 860 AM KNUJ and SAM 107.3.
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Following is the text of the weekly U.S. Drought Monitor as released by the National Drought Mitigation Center in Lincoln, Nebraska:
Weather Summary: For several days in mid-May, corn planting and other Midwestern fieldwork accelerated in advance of a developing storm. Producers planted 43% of the U.S. corn crop during the week ending May 19, tying a weekly record set from May 4-10, 1992. However, heavy rain eventually overspread the northern Plains and Midwest, halting planting progress but providing further drought relief or eradication. The same storm responsible for the rain in the north-central U.S. contributed to a multi-day severe weather outbreak. Iowa's longest stretch without a tornado (359 days from May 25, 2012, to May 18, 2013) ended when several twisters were spotted on May 19. Previously, Iowa's longest spell of tornado-free weather lasted 355 days in 1955-56. One day after Iowa's tornadoes, tragedy struck Moore, Oklahoma, on May 20 in the form of a devastating EF-5 twister-- the nation's first category five event since a similarly powerful tornado struck El Reno, Oklahoma, on May 24, 2011. Several days of warmth preceded the storm across the western and central U.S. On May 14, a phenomenal surge of heat reached the central Plains and western Corn Belt, resulting in several monthly record highs and widespread readings above 100°F. Later, triple-digit heat developed and persisted in the south- central U.S. In addition, rainfall largely bypassed the southern High Plains, resulting in further deterioration in the condition of rangeland, pastures, and winter wheat. Hot, mostly dry weather also prevailed from California into the Southwest. Farther north, however, scattered showers provided beneficial moisture for crops and pastures in the Northwest. More significant precipitation dampened the northern Intermountain West, particularly across portions of Wyoming and southern Montana. The East: Varying amounts of rain fell across the East during the drought-monitoring period. Little or no rain fell in the Northeastern areas of dryness (D0) and moderate drought (D1), except in northern New England. As a result, previously existing areas of dryness were bridged across Pennsylvania and New York. In New England, March 1 - May 21 precipitation totaled less than 6 inches in locations such as Portland, Maine (5.85 inches, or 52% of normal), and Providence, Rhode Island (5.83 inches, or 50 percent). Farther south, scattered showers and thunderstorms brought localized relief from dryness to the central Appalachians and the eastern Carolinas. Meanwhile, short-term rainfall deficits allowed for some development of abnormal dryness in southern Alabama and western Florida. In Dothan, Alabama, March 1 - May 21 rainfall totaled just 5.56 inches (49 percent of normal). The Upper Midwest: Prior to the arrival of wet weather, sharp temperature fluctuations were noted in the upper Midwest. Following a late-season freeze on May 12, temperatures briefly soared. Tekamah, Nebraska, experienced a high of 108°F on May 14, eclipsing its monthly record of 105°F originally set on May 31, 1934. A monthly record from the Dust Bowl era (105°F on May 30, 1934) was also broken in Sioux City, Iowa, where the May 14 high soared to 106°F. In fact, there had never been a reading of 105°F or greater in Iowa before May 29; Sac City had achieved a high of 108°F on May 29, 1934. In Nebraska, records for the earliest triple-digit heat were set on May 14 in locations such as Grand Island (102°F), Omaha (101°F), and Lincoln (100°F); Grand Island's record had stood since May 20, 1925. Several days later, showers and thunderstorms engulfed the upper Midwest, leading to significant reductions in the coverage and intensity of any lingering drought. Some of the heaviest rain fell in Minnesota, as well as neighboring areas in northern Iowa and northwestern Wisconsin. Rochester, Minnesota, in a part of the state no longer categorized as abnormally dry, set records for May (8.55 inches) and March-May precipitation (18.19 inches). Rochester's previous records had been 8.41 inches in 1982 and 15.87 inches in 2001, respectively. With a total of 2.43 inches of rain on May 17, Rochester experienced its third- wettest day in May, behind 4.02 inches on May 17, 2000, and 2.97 inches on May 20, 1912. The Great Plains: The gradient between improving conditions and worsening drought continued to sharpen. A winter-like storm delivered widespread, heavy precipitation (locally 4 inches or more) to the north-central U.S., including the Dakotas and parts of Montana and Nebraska. Significant rain also fell across the southeastern Plains, including central and eastern Oklahoma and northeastern Texas. In contrast, little or no precipitation fell across the southern High Plains. As a result, there were major reductions in drought coverage and intensity on the northern and southeastern Plains, but an increase in the areal coverage of exceptional drought (D4) and other drought categories on the southern High Plains. In Texas, the portion of the winter wheat rated very poor to poor increased from 44 to 76% between March 17 and May 19, according to USDA. Although some of the winter wheat deterioration was due to drought, a series of spring freezes also harmed the crop. Meanwhile, at least one-third of the rangeland and pastures were rated very poor to poor by May 19 in every Plains State except North Dakota. Lingering dismal pasture conditions in states such as Nebraska (69% very poor to poor) and South Dakota (51%) are due to the harm inflicted by the historic 2012 drought, in combination with a cool spring that delayed greening of grasses. The West: Substantial precipitation fell during the monitoring period across the northern Intermountain West. Widespread totals in excess of 2 inches were noted in Wyoming and southern Montana, while 1- to 2-inch totals were reported in parts of northern Utah and eastern Idaho. As a result, there were reductions in the intensity of moderate to extreme drought (D1 to D3) in some of the wettest areas. However, the storm responsible for the heavy precipitation did not appreciably change spring and summer runoff forecasts, leaving varying degrees of long-term drought largely intact. Farther south, dry weather led to little or no change in the drought depiction. On May 19, USDA reported that at least 40% of the rangeland and pastures were rated very poor to poor in seven of the eleven Western States. New Mexico topped the list, with 98% of its rangeland and pastures rated very poor to poor, followed by Nevada (69%), Arizona (63%), Colorado (48%), Montana (47%), Wyoming (46%), and California (40%). In addition, below-average statewide reservoir storage affected five Western States: Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Oregon. Near-average overall storage should serve as a buffer against drought in the other Western States (California, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming), except Washington, where reservoir storage was above average and there was no drought. Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico: There were no changes to the depictions for Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. Hawaii's western islands (Oahu westward) remain free of dryness and drought. However, islands from Maui eastward are still experiencing significant drought in leeward areas. USDA reported that recent rainfall in windward and mountain sections of Maui allowed for "improvement of pasture conditions in most areas." The same report indicated that southern sections of Maui and Molokai had received some recent rain, but that those areas had previously dried out, "with no green forage for several months." Meanwhile, Alaska was locked into an unusually cold weather pattern, with little precipitation reported in existing areas of abnormal dryness (D0) and moderate drought (D1). And, like last week, there was no drought (or dryness) in depicted in Puerto Rico. Looking Ahead: During the next 5 days (May 23-27), the slow- moving storm system that has been affecting the Midwest--and was responsible for the tragic tornado in Moore, Oklahoma--will drift eastward. The system will reach the Atlantic Seaboard by May 24. Additional rainfall totals--in the form of locally severe thunderstorms--could reach 1 to 3 inches in the Northeast, and cool air will trail the storm into the Midwest and East. Meanwhile, an early-season heat wave will develop on the High Plains. During the Memorial Day weekend (May 25-27), temperatures will approach or reach 100°F as far north as the central High Plains. Elsewhere, cool, showery weather will persist in the Northwest, while thundershowers will return to the Plains. More substantial rain (possibly 1 to 3 inches) may develop during the Memorial Day weekend in the western Corn Belt, including parts of Iowa and eastern Nebraska. The NWS 6- to 10-day outlook for May 28 - June 1 calls for above-normal temperatures from the Plains to the East Coast, while cooler-than-normal conditions will prevail in the West. Meanwhile, below-normal rainfall across most of the southern half of the U.S. will contrast with wetter-than-normal weather across the nation's northern tier from the Pacific Northwest to the Great Lakes region.
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City of Savannah hopes to avoid bankruptcy
To help avoid bankruptcy, city employees are now paying a higher insurance deductible, and the mayor is taking steps to get a secondary loan to help pay for bonds.
Obama administration plans to cut hundreds of regulations for small businesses
The reforms will focus on scrapping "dumb" rules and helping small businesses, the administration said. The cut-backs are expected to save businesses $10 billion over five years.
City management fellowship to provide new opportunity for master's students
City Manager Mike Matthes proposes a management fellowship to cut city expenses and provide real-world experience to master's students studying public affairs.
Ethanol projected to consume more corn than livestock
The United States Department of Agriculture yield estimates project that for the first time in history more corn will be used to produce ethanol than to feed livestock.
High corn prices changing livestock practices
High corn prices are forcing some livestock producers to adjust their feed rations and are contributing to a downward trend in cattle owners in Missouri.
Gov. Jay Nixon requests disaster designation for 23 counties
The designation of the counties as primary disaster areas would allow farmers to receive financial help from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency.
Obama's plan: New jobs proposals, challenging GOP
President Barack Obama plans to announce a broad package of tax cuts, construction work and help for the millions of Americans who have been unemployed for months.
Retail sales rose 0.5 percent in July
The overall increase in retail spending is a positive sign, but there are still concerns lingering for the American economy.
Unemployment claims reach 4-month low; economic predictions vary
While some economists said this could signal job growth, some analysts have a more cautionary outlook.
Fed pledges to keep rates low into 2013; stocks soar
In 2008, the Federal Reserve set its target for interest rates near zero to help with the financial crisis. On Tuesday, the Fed guaranteed low interest rates for two more years.
Political gridlock prompts S&P's government credit rating downgrade
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How the U.S. downgrade could affect you
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University of Phoenix, other for-profit colleges respond to scrutiny
For-profit college enrollment grew rapidly over the past decade amid renewed calls to increase the nation's college graduation rate and a need to help laid-off workers find new careers.
After S&P downgrade, Obama says 'we must do better'
A day after Standard & Poor's lowered the nation's credit rating from AAA to AA+, Republicans and Democrats traded blame over the move.
Eat healthy, spend more: Study finds healthy eating more expensive
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Senate passes emergency legislation to raise debt limit, Obama signs
Following the House's vote on Monday, the Senate followed suit with last-minute debt legislation on Tuesday.
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St. Louis area could be site of hybrid van plant, with 1,000 new jobs
Hazelwood officials announced Wednesday that the city council approved a measure to provide $3 million through economic development sales tax to help a British company build a plant to make hybrid electric vans.


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StemCells, Inc. CEO Discusses Interim 6-Month Data From Spinal Cord Injury Trial - Call Transcript
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This morning we have about 20 or 21 Slides to go through and as Martin said I'll have some brief remarks in the first few slides and then I'm going to have Dr. Curt go through the interim data in more detail and then we'll finish up with a Q&A at the end. The Phase I/II study design, just to remind everyone is an open label clinical investigation dealing with a single dose and a fixed dose of the human central nervous system stem cell which is delivered directly into the spinal cord at a dose of 20 million cells.
Patients are immuno suppressed because this is an alginate transplant for a period of nine months post operatively. The trial is designed to enroll 12 subjects who have a thoracic level injury from the second thoracic segment down to the 11 th segment. Patients are eligible to enroll in this trial who are between three and 12 months after injury and this corresponds to what we believe is generally considered the sub acute or late sub acute to early chronic phase of spinal cord injury.
In addition to the timeframe after injury patients who both have a complete and incomplete type of injury are eligible for the trial and will be enrolled in a sequential fashion. The first cohort of the trial, the subject of our discussion today, are those patients who have complete injury and by that I mean patients who have lost sensory function and motor function below the level of spinal cord trauma. This of course corresponds with what we call the AIS cohort A.The trial will then continue after we dose this first cohort into patients with incomplete injury AISA B and ASIA C patients. With each cohort we have a data monitoring committee that will review the status of not only the recent safety data but the equivalent safety data from the prior dosed patients as we continue in the trial. The trial is first and foremost designed to examine safety, tolerability, and feasibility of our interventions but we're also obviously expanding a lot of effort to determine whether we have any signals of an effectiveness.
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The 2nd Viking Winter Dash will be THE 5k Run of 2014. Hilly, Muddy, Cold and tough! In Muncie at Prairie Creek Reservoir's Indian Hill on Jan. 18, 2014.
This year we debut the ALL NEW Extreme 15k Trail Distance!
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From Essex to Manchester, the Ukip Surge Signals the Death Knell of Class-Based Voting
I do not believe that we are seeing the 'End of Politics'. I do, however, believe that we have reached the culmination of a steady, 40-year shift away from class-based voting. The two will feel, to many, like they are very much the same thing. Indeed, if the main parties do not face up to the change that has taken place, they could become so.