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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee Titans running back LenDale White lost more than 30 pounds this offseason and is in his fourth training camp with the Tennessee Titans at his slimmest weight since high school.
The running back admits he wishes he understood earlier in his career the importance of being in shape.
Just how did he lose the weight? White gave up tequila.
White committed to losing weight after the Titans' playoff loss to Baltimore in January, and he was as low as 229 pounds during the offseason program. The running back whose draft stock dropped him from a potential top-15 pick coming out of Southern California in 2006 to the second round had plenty of doubters about whether he could show up at camp still lean.
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- Release Date: Nov 3, 2003
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In the mission where you get Hawkeye, you can obtain a very unique item found nowhere else in the game called an Ocean Seal, which can be used to upgrade pirates, (DART) making them a Berserker like Hawkeye. The item is buried in the sand at the last row of spaces near Hawkeye's entrance. Get a Thief to stand on top of the right space to get it.
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Morning Walkthrough: It's 'nut-crunching time' now
The Celtics have gotten rid of their morning walkthrough, but that doesn't mean we have to. Here are a few Celtics links, and maybe even an NBA link or two, to help wake you up and get you focused for the day.
A. Sherrod Blakely, CSNNE – "For years, Rasheed Wallace has saved his best play until after the All-Star break. This season appears to be no exception, as Wallace delivered at both ends of the floor Tuesday night to help Boston escape with a 95-92 win over the Sacramento Kings. 'It's money time,' said Wallace, who led all reserves with 17 points. 'Coming down to that crunch time. First half of the season, on some teams you got some guys that want to make the All-Star team, guys putting up shots freely. But that second half of the season, when shots are big, people depending on those shots to be made, a lot of guys don't want to take them. They'll let the, quote-unquote, star players take them. That's nut-crunching time. That's the time I like.'"
Steve Bulpett, Boston Herald – "The Celtics still aren't quite over their second-half suicidal tendencies, but for one night at least, their flaws weren't fatal. They shot just 37.5 percent and again gave up a fourth-quarter lead, but some clutch work at the line and a bit of luck were enough to get a 95-52 victory against Sacramento last night. 'It wasn't our best game, but we're improving, man,' said Kevin Garnett, who had nine points and nine rebounds. 'It's very encouraging, something to build off of. That's what's most important. We got the win.'"
Julian Benbow, Boston Globe – "The Celtics were sloppy on defense, playing the kind of game the Kings (averaging 102 points a night) live for, until Boston's second unit buckled down. The Celtics led, 39-37, when Wallace barked at the second unit, 'Let's get stops. Let's build this lead.' Wallace swatted one shot. Glen Davis batted away another. The Celtics forced clangs on the Kings next three shots and opened up a 44-39 lead. Tony Allen smacked away a Kevin Martin layup for good measure. 'For a minute it was back and forth, you know, we score then they score,' Wallace said. "It's just playing basic basketball. We had to get some stops. We had to put a string of stops together and a string of buckets together and just build the lead up.'"
Chris Forsberg, ESPNBoston – "'It's a win,' said Rivers, seeming to acknowledge that beggars can't be choosers. 'I don't know what tone it's going to set, but we get a win and now we have to move to the next game. That's our approach over the next 31 games. We're not looking ahead, we're not sending messages, we're just trying to win this game, get better, then focus on the next game. The whole trip, we're just looking at the next game. That's how we have to do it.'"
Steve Bulpett, Boston Herald – "The guard [Ray Allen] certainly would be professional about it if he does get dealt, but it would hurt him to leave the Celtics. 'We won a championship together,' Allen said. 'This team is, by most accounts, still one of the better teams in the league. When we're right, we're one of the favorites. We still have a great shot. I just hope we win the next game (last night's contest with the Sacramento Kings) and catch fire and keep pushing forward. The rest of the stuff is out of my control.'"
Gary Washburn, Boston Globe – "[Ray Allen's] tears are dry now. He understands that players are uprooted, teams move on, and players must adapt. '[In 2003] I was oblivious to what was happening, but now I understand a lot more what goes on based on having an expiring contract,'' he said yesterday morning at Arco Arena before the Celtics faced the Kings to begin the second half of the season. "It's part of it. For individual players, you have to be able to take advantage of the [luxuries] that you get. The money you make. The contracts you make. Traveling to the places that you travel to. That's what this game has given all of us, but you know [trades are] the setbacks.You are part of a system that has been in place before we came along and while we're here, we're here to take advantage of it. And hopefully we leave it in a better place. You know the rules and you just deal with them.'"
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First is Central Neuropathic Pain in Multiple Sclerosis, second Behavioral Disturbances in Alzheimer's disease, specifically agitation, and then also Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathic Pain. From a corporate perspective we've got a growing revenue line, a strong balance and also we've retained global rights to NUEDEXTA and are currently in discussions with the EMA for approval of NUEDEXTA in Europe.
Taking a quick look at our pipeline, you can see NUEDEXTA approved for the treatment of pseudobulbar affect and then NUEDEXTA, when it's in the clinic, we refer to it as AVP923. You can see our Central Neuropathic Pain in Multiple Sclerosis study which is currently enrolling and in Phase II. Behavioral Disturbances in Alzheimer's study, we're getting ready to file that IND and then we'll initiate a Phase II study by the end of the third quarter. So by the end of September we expect to start enrolling patients in that study.
And then finally a Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathic Pain study, this is a successful program which had that positive Phase III data a number of years ago. We put that program on hold pending the outcome of the Central Neuropathic Pain in Multiple Sclerosis study. And then finally, recently we in-licensed deuterated dextromethorphan and deuterated dextromethorphan is at currently a pre-clinical state but we plan on getting that into humans by the end of this calendar year.
So now I'd like to spend a few minutes on NUEDEXTA which is an innovative combination of dextromethorphan and quinidine and as I mentioned at the onset NUEDEXTA is a known NMDA receptor antagonist and sigma-1 agonist. So this is a fairly well known and understood mechanism and there also are some approved products out there. You may be familiar with pours (ph) product, Namenda or Memantine just doing over $1 billion a year in sales. Mementine's mechanism of action is similar. So it's just a NMDA receptor antagonist. So here we have the receptor, you can see NMDA on the bottom, put synaptically there. What NUEDEXTA does that's different is it works on both sigma-1 and NMDA and sigma-1 working both pre and post synaptically. So given this mechanism we think that there are a number of potential indications for NUEDEXTA.
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A different kind of business
May 10 is World Fair Trade Day
On Sat., May 10, the world will celebrate World Fair Trade Day and a different way of doing business with producers around the world.
Gwen Repeta, Western Canada rug co-ordinator and store manager of Ten Thousand Villages in Fort Garry, located at 134 Plaza Dr., said World Fair Trade Day has been around for many years.
"It's a way to draw attention to fair trade," Repeta said. "It's a way for people to learn a little more about it, why it's important, how it affects people, who are the people that are involved in it, how it changes people's lives."
The theme for World Fair Trade Day 2014 is Fair Trade People.
"It's been chosen to celebrate the people of fair trade," Repeta said. "They are the producers and the consumers."
Repeta said fair trade is a different way of doing business, putting the producer or artisan first.
"It's so they can support their family," Repeta said. "It means that mom and dad are working so that the kids can go to school, so they have a roof over their heads, they can get clean drinking water, that they can go to the doctor.
"So they have all the basic necessities of life."
Though donating money can be beneficial during natural disasters, buying fair trade products is a way to help in the long-term.
"So we donate money to help them, but we won't support so they have a viable life," Repeta said. "So when you are purchasing fair trade this is what you are doing. You're paying the right working or living wage to these people, and then maybe they won't need charity anymore. It's a big circle."
Repeta said the fair-trade model is all about eliminating as many people between the consumer and the producer as possible. To start shopping with fair trade in mind, Repeta recommends to start right at the grocery store.
"Most people drink coffee, that would be a simple way to start," Repeta said. "Most of the grocery stores are offering at least one fair-trade certified coffee. So that's a great way to start."
For those who don't drink tea or coffee, like Repeta, she recommends finding her favourite: fair trade chocolate.
"Most people when you ask them, 'Do you believe in child slave labour?' they will say 'No,'" Repeta said. "But then every time you're buying a chocolate bar, that's not fair trade. There's 50,000 kids that are sold into slave labour every year and they are cutting down the cocoa pods."
To celebrate World Fair Trade Day, the Fort Garry Ten Thousand Villages location will be hosting a number of events on May 10. There will be upcycling crafts, baking, story time, henna, belly dancers, classical Indian dancers, and more throughout the day.
For more information on the event, drop by the store or call Repeta at 204-261-0566.
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With some wood burning tools and a little creativity, you can make these adorable Woodburned Tree Rings for you or someone you love. These would make sweet anniversary or wedding gifts, too. This is simple and easy to make jewelry from Maureen Wilson.
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- You'll need some wooden disks. These cost $1.30 for six. Make sure the wood is unfinished. It's also helpful to have a piece of scrap wood to practice on. Do not burn on wood that has been stained or painted, and do not burn on MDF or particle board, as these contain chemicals that are released while burning.
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"Definitely, people tend to go one way or the other with Brick," Johnson says now. "One of the things people are turned off by is the fact these are high schoolers acting like adults."
Ironic, because not only is Brick one of the year's best movies but it's among the greatest high school movies ever made deserving of its place in the trophy case alongside the likes of Dazed and Confused, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Sixteen Candles, even Rebel Without a Cause. Yeah, yeah Johnson's got a gimmick. But barely concealed beneath the ironic quotation marks is your high school experience, complete with jocks, mathletes, stoners, and loners, but this time starring Bogie and Bacall instead of lousy ol' you.
The story goes that Johnson wrote the film without any intention of setting it in a high school; it was straight-up noir, an homage to such Hammett novels as Red Harvest and The Maltese Falcon. He likes to say the decision to set his murder mystery, filled with archetypal loony goons, good girls in Dutch, and scrawny bespectacled sidekicks, in a high school was random, almost an accident. But soon, he would find that setting a film noir inside the hallways and lunchrooms and smoking porches of a high school his high school in San Clemente, California, as a matter of fact made perfect sense. Johnson knew the high school genre the "clique flick," as it's been dubbed well. "John Hughes' movies were the touchstone of my adolescence," he says. Plus, where else but high school is every little experience given larger-than-life significance?
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2. The Queen (Stphen Frears, U.K.)
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Famed Hotel des Milles Collines reflects the struggles and progress of Rwandan nation.
KIGALI, Rwanda — It's a Thursday night in the Rwandan capital and the poolside bar at Hotel des Mille Collines is thumping.
Gathered under a thatched cabana, a mix of travelers, expats and well-to-do locals sip overpriced Mutzig beers, ferried by wait staff clad in bow ties and blue-checked vests. Piercing the din of multi-lingual chatter, a piano band provides the soundtrack, crooning a mix of local favorites and Western pop, including the obligatory Hotel California. Eager for a night's work, Coke-sipping single ladies — adorned with high heels, glossy lips and conspicuous buttocks — wait patiently to catch the gaze of a lonely white "mzungu" traveler.
It's a scene that could be set at almost any up-market hotel in Africa. Yet thanks to its brush with Hollywood, the Mille Collines may be the most famous lodging on the continent.
It was here, as dramatized in the 2004 film "Hotel Rwanda," that more than 1,200 refugees took shelter during the 1994 Rwandan genocide and were saved from murderous army units and Interahamwe gangs thanks to the strategy of the hotel's cunning assistant manager Paul Rusesabagina. Nominated for three Academy Awards, the film defines what much of the world has come to know about the genocide — 100 days of methodical killings in which more than 800,000 mainly ethnic Tutsi lost their lives: shot, beaten or hacked to death with machetes.
Sixteen years later, after extensive renovations, the Mille Collines hotel is thriving. Though not Kigali's swankiest hotel, its new rooms come with air conditioning and plasma-screen TVs, and its Panorama restaurant is one of the city's finest.
Belgian-owned during the genocide, the hotel was purchased, after years of decline, in 2005 by Rwandan magnate Miko Rwayitare. The since deceased Rwayitare, said current assistant manager Paul Ntaganda, provided the vision to revamp the establishment into the "kind of hotel that is demanded today on the market."
In a sense, the Mille Collines' rebirth is one that parallels the rise of Rwanda — a country that is now safe, orderly and home to one of the fastest growing economies in Africa.
Yet Rwanda is also a nation where many freedoms deemed sacred in the west are compromised. The country under President Paul Kagame is a tight-lipped place — an Orwellian-tinged society where ethnic labels are ultimate taboos, except when referring to the "Genocide against the Tutsi," the official refrain that fails to acknowledge any reciprocal killings of ethnic Hutu.
Months away from August's presidential election, opposition leader Victoire Ingabire, outspoken about the need to investigate the full story, was recently prevented from leaving the country and is currently being investigated for possible charges of "revisionism" and "double genocide ideology," punishable offenses under a strict set of laws protecting the ruling party's version of history.


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We asked Washington journalists to tell us something they want or something they want to happen in 2013. There's a few New York-based political scribes sprinkled in here. Here's what they told us.
CBS Chief White House Correspondent Major Garrett: "I want political courage and skill commensurate with that demonstrated by our armed forces and diplomats in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and other places of peril since 9/11."
The Daily Caller's Editor-in-Chief Tucker Carlson: "I'd like to catch more trout. And I plan to."
The Weekly Standard' Matt Labash: "I'm hoping this is the year in which the internet finally craters. It's had a good run, but nobody ever shuts it off. So after all this relentless exposure – after everyone having their say, then saying a lot more – we now get sick of people in minutes that used to take us years to get sick of otherwise. Which is why I'm pulling for less connectedness, and more solitude. Less digital. More analog. More wondering what people think, instead of knowing, then being disappointed. Less concern about trending topics. More concern with staying unconcerned about what everybody else is concerned about. Also, I think 2013 is going to be the Year of Joey Lawrence. He's due. And with the internet disappearing, we're going to need something/someone to fill the void. To teach us how to live again. To show us the old ways."
WJLA's Rebecca Cooper: "My wish list for 2013: 1) Jayne Sandman's body WITHOUT Jayne Sandman's workout schedule; 2) Pamela Sorensen's social schedule WITHOUT Pamela Sorensen's late night hours; 3) Dana Bash and Susanna Quinn's Super Mom abilities WITHOUT Dana Bash and Susanna Quinn's early morning wakeup calls; And – the thing I would most like in 2013: 4) to see my friends who cover politics without having to go to New Hampshire or Iowa in winter or Tampa or Charlotte in August to see them."
Raptor Strategies' David Bass: "Shock and awe."
FishbowlDC and Current TV's Full Court Press Co-host Peter Ogburn: "Peace, love and harmony finally coming to the nation's capital. Also, I'd like to see a fistfight between Tim Grieve and David Martosko."
FishbowlDC and The Blaze' Eddie Scarry: "I'd like Politico to be the first news organization to genetically engineer a reporter with a Blackberry for genitals. Makes anonymous sourcing of political operatives that much easier."
Queen Levine (a.k.a. radio correspondent Mark Levine): "In 2013, I'd like to see mediabistro get just a few basic facts right. Jon Stewart has proven you can be snarky and a journalist. (If you want to just make shit up, that's fine too, but then you gotta know you're doing it and be funny. Like the Onion. Good luck in 2013! And let me know if you need help understanding any of the hard words above. Like 'journalist.'" (We suspect Levine's snappy answer is in response to the drama queen's appearance on our year-end list. He never misses a chance to brag about himself. Long live the queen!)
Current TV's David Shuster: "In 2013, I want the baby Kera and I are having to come out healthy and happy and to possess a little more tact and patience than me — In other words, be like his/her mother."
The Hill's Managing Editor Bob Cusack: After about a year in the works, I finished a new screenplay this month (It's not about politics). I hope to sell it in 2013. I also want to see Barney Frank get on Twitter in the new year.
Tommy Christopher, Mediaite White House Correspondent: "Besides fetch? In 2013 I really want a federal assault weapons ban (including semiautomatic handguns) with Sen. Dianne Feinstein's NFA grandfather clause, and a federal firearms registry with a psychological fitness test, to happen."
The Daily Caller's Jeff Poor: "Just off the top of my head, I'd like to see…1) Mediaite's Tommy Christopher go away — go back to selling men's suits or something 2) Political journalists to stop acting enamored with Robert Griffin, III and Bryce Harper as if they're life-long Washington, DC sports fans 3) Media Matters' Eric Boehlert to find Jesus or some other form of organized religion of his choosing and have a little love in his heart 4) Someone to remind me why BuzzFeed Politics exists."
SiriusXM's Julie Mason: "In 2013, Gov. Rick Perry needs his own talk show, a la Huckaboom (but sassier). There must be world recognition of the massive journalistic skills of Josh Rogin, Josh Lederman, Andrew Harnik and Meredith Shiner. We should also pause, as a nation, to admire Suzanne Malveaux's new, longer hairstyle. Because that shit is awesome. Also, my favorite shows need to quit the nine-month hiatus between seasons. That is really annoying."
WaPo's Jennifer Rubin: "Real entitlement reform. Gumming up the Obamacare works. Republicans champion immigration reform."
WJLA's Steve Chenevey: "Can we extend the telecommuting concept to journalism? I'm all for home studios in 2013. Would love to get PR pitches more than a day in advance. And the freedom to critique viewers on their choice of outfit for the day. Not that I would ever do that, but overly opinionated viewers never seem to surprise me."
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The buzz surrounding the release of Metallica's new album has centered on one — and only one — argument: Does Death Magnetic succeed in its attempt to recapture Metallica's glory days? The answer, as most discerning music fans know, is irrelevant. Metallica's glory days were more than 20 years ago, and in that time, the metal universe has continued to expand. Meanwhile, bands like the Sword have nonchalantly come along to reclaim the sonic mantle of aggressive, modular thrash metal that is epic in scope without being ostentatious. This Austin-based band is shameless in its admiration of metal's '80s golden age, but it's equally serious about putting that sound in a modern context. In fact, the Sword's easy evocation of the era's magnificence makes it all the more surprising that it was tapped to open some dates for Metallica's Death Magnetic tour later this year; the way the band guilelessly bashes out its metal is in stark contrast to Metallica's belabored efforts. Need proof? Just compare the Technicolor stomp of "The Fire Lances of the Ancient Hyperzephyrians," the first single from the Sword's new album, to the waffling blah of "The Unforgiven III" on Death Magnetic and it should be clear whose time has come and whose time has passed.
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Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE-PKE) announced that its Park Advanced Composite Materials, Inc. ("PACM") facility, located in Waterbury, Connecticut, will be closing its operations at the end of April, 2012 after the completion of the transfer of PACM's aerospace composite materials manufacturing activities to the Company's Park Aerospace Technologies Corp. ("PATC") facility located at the Newton, Kansas Airport. PACM and PATC are wholly owned subsidiaries of Park Electrochemical Corp.
This transfer of aerospace composite materials manufacturing activities from the Company's PACM facility to its PATC facility, together with the recently completed transfer of aerospace composite parts and assemblies manufacturing activities from the Company's Park Aerospace Structures Corp. ("PASC") facility in Lynnwood, Washington to its PATC facility, completes the Company's plan to concentrate and consolidate all of its North American aerospace composite materials, parts and assemblies manufacturing, development and design activities at its PATC facility located at the Newton, Kansas Airport. (PASC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Park Electrochemical Corp.) The completion of the consolidation of the Company's aerospace composite materials, parts and assemblies manufacturing activities will eliminate the additional, and in some cases duplicative, costs which the Company has incurred in connection with the start-up of PATC and the transfer of such manufacturing activities from PACM and PASC to PATC.
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Maxim Integrated Wins "Design Team Of The Year" At 2013 ACE Awards
SAN JOSE, Calif., April 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- UBM Tech, publisher of EE Times and EDN, presented Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. (NASDAQ:MXIM) with the 2013 Annual Creativity in Electronics (ACE) Award for "Design Team of the Year." Nominees were evaluated by a distinguished judging panel comprised of experts from industry and academia.
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Maxim's winning design team created the MAX2173, the first RF-to-Bits digital audio broadcast (DAB) tuner on the market, and overcame several tough challenges. Not only did the group develop a cutting-edge RF product, but it also needed to do so while meeting demanding, automotive-grade quality standards, collaborating across the Atlantic Ocean and fitting everything into a small IC package.
Representatives from UBM Tech presented Maxim with the ACE Award at an industry reception on April 23 in San Jose, CA. The 2013 ACE Awards showcase the best of the best in today's electronics industry, including the hottest new products, start-up companies, design teams, executives and more. It celebrates the promise of new talent and innovation and honors the lifetime achievement of a top industry veteran whose contributions have had a demonstrable impact on technological, business and cultural advancements in the world.Maxim is a leader in analog innovation and integration, unique among semiconductor companies in the range of disparate analog functions that it can combine onto a single chip. The company's highly integrated solutions help customers get to market faster with systems that are smaller and consume less power. About Maxim Integrated At Maxim Integrated, we put analog together in a way that sets our customers apart. In Fiscal 2012, we reported revenues of $2.4 billion. Media Contact: LuAnn Jenkins Walden 1-408-601-5430 email@example.com SOURCE Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.
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WASHINGTON — Secret Defense Department studies cast doubt on whether a multibillion-dollar missile defense system planned for Europe can ever protect the United States from Iranian missiles as intended, congressional investigators say.
Military officials say they believe they can overcome the problems and are moving forward with plans. But proposed fixes could prove difficult. One possibility has been ruled out as technically unfeasible. A second, relocating missile interceptors planned for Poland and possibly Romania to ships on the North Sea, could be diplomatically troublesome.
The studies are the latest to highlight serious problems for a plan that has been criticized on several fronts.
Republicans claim it was developed hastily in an attempt to appease Russia, which had opposed an earlier system. But Russia is also critical of the plan, which it believes is really intended to counter its missiles. A series of governmental and scientific reports has raised questions about whether it would ever work as planned.
At a time that the military faces giant budget cuts, the studies could lead Congress to reconsider whether it is worthwhile to spend billions for a system that might not fulfill its original goals.
The classified studies were summarized in a briefing for lawmakers by the Government Accountability Office, Congress' nonpartisan investigative and auditing arm, which is preparing a report. The GAO briefing, which was not classified, was obtained by The Associated Press.
Military officials declined repeated requests to discuss the studies on the record, noting they were classified. Even speaking on condition of anonymity, officials declined to say whether the GAO accurately had reported its conclusions. The briefing had been reviewed by Defense Department officials and revisions they requested were incorporated.


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