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Financial services software maker InterCept (ICPT) said PayPal (PYPL) has cancelled its contract with InterCept's wholly owned subsidiary Electronic Payment Echange, but the company said it didn't expect the cancellation to affect earnings.
PayPal filed a statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission saying it will transfer its credit card processing services to Wells Fargo (WFC) no later than November. The company informed InterCept that it expects to complete the transition in August, despite its contract with EPX running through Nov. 14. PayPal does not plan to transfer its international credit card services, but a new agreement for these services has not been reached with EPX.
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Become vigorous or lively. For example, It took some fast rhythms to make the dancers come alive, or As soon as he mentioned ice cream, the children came to life. The adjective alive has been used in the sense of "vivacious" since the 1700s. Also, the variant originally (late 1600s) meant "to recover from a faint or apparent death." [Colloquial; first half of 1900s]
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I Want to Know What You Would Do If Zombies Attacked
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 274 People
At Work....On big video diplays shown while walking into work showed "Could we survive a zombie attack?".... clearly in humor... about disaster preparednesss... I dunno guys... it looks to me like os zombies just killed off one of your software developers... I think someone needs new "anti...
ILoveMarie 36-40 0 Aug 9, 2010
Now Hold On There...Give us zombies a break! We were once decent people who paid our taxes and held down good, honest jobs. Just because wey're going though a zero-growth, zero-pulse period doesn't mean we don't have feelings. There are six and a half billion of you 'tickers' out there, you can...
EnglishMuffin 46-50, M 2 Responses 0 Oct 9, 2009
I would try to find one to fall in love with.Hey, it worked for the girl in Warm Bodies, lol :p
Whoami30 26-30, M 1 Mar 30
Is It Bad....that me and Joe already have a whole plan?????? The first part is tricky; I have to get to his house, but, we're hoping that we will have heard of the attack (Joe always has his ear to the ground when it comes to Zombies) and I can leg it there in a few seconds...
Tesse 18-21, F 4 Responses 1 Jan 9, 2009
Zombie Apocolypse1.Grab food,guns,mele weapons,a knife,water,and hand made molotove cocktails 2.Grab keys head to town get fire truck 3 Get the **ll out of town 4. Find the smallest town in history 5. before step 4,get more suplies 6.Good to go
then00bly 22-25, M 0 Mar 8, 2013
A Few Things Cleared UpFirstly zombies are NOT going to be super strong. Nothing short of evolution can increase a persons strength so rapidly So you can forget zombies ripping of doors and jumping meters such as shown in the movie I am legend Secondly in all the movies books and stories I have seen...
Poddie15 13-15, M 1 Jul 14, 2012
:( I'd also like to thinkthat I'd be able to slay zombies one by one; killing them with any random weapons I can find. But in reality, the smacking of my thighs would attract their attention and I'd eventually trip over my cankles and be eaten. I still think a zombie apocalypse would be awesome.
puberro 70+, F 2 Mar 30
What Kleisse Would Do1. Scream 2. Cry 3. Run away 4. Trip on a twig 5. Fall 6. Cry harder 7. Get up 8. Run away while carefully scanning ground 9. Go somewhere safe, like an abandoned house 10. Hide in closet 11. Die of starvation in closet
kleisse 22-25, F 17 Responses 3 Sep 7, 2008
It Depends...Like many others have said, it all depends on what kind of zombies we're all up against. Needless to say, we would all prefer the slow moving, Romero style zombies but the odds of that being the case are very slim as the closest thing we have to a zombie virus at the moment is...
Nazryl 22-25, M 0 Dec 15, 2012
Foolproof Zombie PlanThe cookie gun. I am brilliant! Here's to all you suckers that are using ammo to kill zombies. Ammo. LOL! : P
Tekkamaki 31-35 11 Responses 1 Oct 21, 2008
Get My Ps3 Controllerhopefully there's matchmaking
OctoberNights 26-30, M 1 Response 0 Sep 7, 2008
If Zombies Attack . ..i think if zombies attack they will be simply wipe out.. humans are intelligent and they are easily get wild and love to kill so with the advance tech and guns zombies are nothing . .
crushingnails 18-21 2 Responses 0 Apr 14, 2013
Fight Till I Die!I'm too stubborned a person to just let myself be killed by zombies without a fight. First thing I'd do is grab my guns(handguns, rifle, and ak-47) and get to a place with lots of ammunition to load up. A few I would try to grab are as follows - Heavy large vehicle food...
RandomWanderer 31-35, M 1 Response 0 Oct 6, 2009
We Must Plan Now...We wake up one morning and find an infection has turned most of the town we live in into zombies. They're on the march, and we have just a little time to prepare. What do we do? Let's plan together as only we can!
deleted 26-30 171 Responses 6 Aug 29, 2008
I Know What I Would Do!Probably die I have alot of ideas of what I'd do.. but the down to earth truth is I shant survive long enough to do any of it.
MikaPocoMagika 31-35, F 1 Response 0 Mar 4, 2010
My Zombie Evac Plan.First i go to my garage and find a apporiate zombie killing weapon. Kill the first zombie and any others that may be in my house. Get into my car and drive to my dads house (if he has turned i will have to kill him *sorry dad) grab my dads guns and ammo and go to my best...
SuperRobotMonkeyTeam 16-17, F 1 Response 0 Jul 24, 2009
I would first grab food take my mom,go to my grandpa and grandma's house and take everything out my grandpa's garage. He literally has everything. Then I would leave to Mississippi to my aunt Hazel's cause she lives in the middle of nowhere, and lives by nobody. And wouldn't leave unless food is needed. That's...
countrygirlISTaylor 16-17, F 0 Jul 30
I'm a good climber. I live right next to theEverglades. I gots the guns and ammo available, though a sharp machete and a spear would do the trick. I'd eat some coconuts and bash some heads...hammered until they got me. I'd probably try crack, heroin, pcp, meth, and anything else I could find. Just to try them. Can you...
Bigkahunaburger 31-35, M 2 Responses 0 Jul 30
First Thing!Shockingly I am more preaperd for a zombie apocalypse than a freakin earthquake (my english sux **** yea!) first thing-PHONE FRIENDS WHO ARE ALSO WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT ALL THEI LIVES! get together with friends and get ALL the weapons! (shotgun is the preffered weapon :D) second...
Thetartarsoup 22-25, M 2 Responses 1 Feb 13, 2012
If Zombies AttacedIf "zombies" attacked I would just laugh. I would find it very funny because they are just Hollywood stories.
doctorirwin 46-50, M 0 Aug 9, 2010
Z.day Is Comingok if z day happens and u have read this when the time comes im going to Florida im taking a cruise ship any there can join me hold off till i get there my name is aaron tipton if u belive sendme a txt that says z.day 931-704-5627
atravis1999 13-15, M 1 Response 1 Jul 9, 2012
Quite SimpleQuickly learn how to lock n' load a rifle/shotgun/pistol and do a little target practice. Make those damn flesh eating zombies think twice about trying to take a bite outta me! hee hee
golddustwoman 36-40, F 19 Responses 0 Nov 18, 2008
Killer Attack CatI thought they already had.And here I am.Alive,thanks to Panther the killer attack cat.
PantherShadow 13-15, F 0 Oct 9, 2009
Pierce7891 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Jul 30
I'd Be Ready...IF Zombies attacked, i would have a lot of guns, amunition, a car, heavy metal baseball bats, a bunch of swords and knives...Beating zombies to a pulp would be a great wait to get rid of some anger that flows through me every once and awhile...I would be prepared, and...
Godzirra7377 16-17, F 4 Responses 0 Mar 4, 2010
If I Have The Money...So, there is a potential influx of money coming my way. If, it does indeed pan out, here's what I'd do:First, I'd scout out some territories. I'm thinking any virgin forested areas, with a viable water source in Texas or Washington.I buy as much of the land in the area as my...
Yellowfitzme 26-30, F 2 Responses 0 May 16, 2012
I'd See The Opportunity!If zombies attacked, I would find a way to enslave them and use them as my own personal army with which to conquer the world. That is, if I wasn't already the one who initiated the zombie attacks to start with.
Emptysoul30 22-25, M 3 Responses 0 Oct 12, 2009
I'm No Obstacle For Zombies...If zombies attacked I'd probably be laughing so hard I died xD The whole idea of a zombie attack - or zombies even existing - is just too funny!
peanlo 18-21, F 27 Responses 0 Aug 10, 2010
I'd like to think I'd rise to the occasionand become the zombie slaying hero, but in reality I'd just get eaten.
thatguy3500 13-15, M 1 Response 0 Mar 30
A Marine's PerspectiveI own one rifle at the moment, and plan to buy another soon (I currently have a 30-30 Winchester, and will own an AK-47 7.62 soon), so that is my focus when it comes to defense. I have a pretty large stockpile of ammunition, but the 80 hollow-points that I have saved will be the...
HistoryGuy 26-30, M 6 Responses 1 Nov 27, 2008
Go NorthI have some friends up in Washington and we made a pact that if zombies took over we would all get together and get some weapons then go zombie hunting during the day and at night we would go somewhere remote and very high up.
WanderingWiccan 18-21, F 3 Responses 1 Mar 29, 2009
Hmmm..I'd blow them up and set up a new world order. ;D LMAO
vinividivici21 22-25, F 15 Responses 2 Sep 7, 2008
I would like live in a single Metro car herewith my boyfriend with food and all of that good stuff. I would cover up the windows all around the car and make sure I am able to get in to the drivers cab. Here where I live, the Metro is easy to drive. I study it. That probably sound stupid. If not that, which is the case, I...
sammisanin 18-21, F 0 Jul 30
I'm Screwed Even If I Survived.I can tell you now that no matter what I did I might have a 3-5 year time limit to live at most considering I'm insulin dependent. I'd most likely be at home when the chaos started. The first thing that would tip me off to it would be the chilling scream of a neighbor...
Explodey 22-25, M 2 Responses 1 Feb 20, 2010
Lol. Ok. Ummmm Unleash some death.Or get eaten. Depends on where they attacked.
OddlyScintilating 46-50, M 1 Response 2 Aug 26
Easy On The Fire PowerYou really dont need any automatic weaponss semi is just fine should use less ammo that way. As far as molotovs a burning zombie wont drop to the ground in pain it will continue to walk around potentially setting other thing on fire like maybe you shelter. So keep the fuel...
lookin4sumthing 26-30, M 0 Oct 9, 2009
Z-DAY!It really all depends on what kind of zombies attack. if its your common slow moving, unintelligent corpses only with animal instincts. (the most desirable kind of zombie.) These are the easiest kind of zombies to defeat after all just one shot to the head kills them :) if...
fleabizzle 18-21, F 4 Responses 1 Sep 9, 2008
My Own Seminar On Zombie SurvivialismAssuming all attempts to thwart the herd of zombies by military and other protection agencies, and it fell upon me to protect myself from them....here's what I'd do. I'd go someplace high, like a ceiling crane in a factory, and only come out every so often to replenish my food...
DarkParade83 26-30 2 Responses 0 Nov 17, 2008
I would kill them right awayand make a team. If u run away scared all separated it's easier for them to kill and more people turn into zombies. I would establish a place, don't stop till it is completely safe. And I mean like completely. I would then venture out to gather food and supplies. And as my group...
Eloisajames 18-21, F 1 Response 0 Mar 31
I'd Do Three ThingsRethink everything I've ever learned about medicine & biology. Crap myself. Find a good machete.
iscreamforicecream 36-40, M 1 Response 0 Oct 8, 2009
I'd go to Bass Pro shop.I'd have everything i need.
Magicbubbless 16-17, F 0 Mar 30
Long Term Survivali'm very hard core about zombie survival.first off you need an egress route, and then you need a sustainable plan. the strategy differs quite a bit depending on whether zombies are the fast moving 28-days-later zombies, or the slothful ones from night of the living dead.i've been...
EPStan 26-30, M 4 Responses 1 Jan 24, 2010
Well After Being Finished With My Panic Attack...Because I have a silly fear of zombies and sometimes I get a little too freaked out.... But anyway if they really really REALLY started popping out I'd try to live for as long as I possible could with whomever I'm with. When I know I'm stumped and in a "your gonna die"...
Marowit 22-25, F 4 Responses 0 Jan 10, 2009
EasyI would find my roommate's brother who is obsessed with Zombies. He even gave out Zombie survival kits for Christmas. He knows zombie anatomy so well that he knows zombie pressure points and is an expert on Zombie-Fu which is a marshal art made for the defense against zombies...
dasmuggler 36-40, M 13 Responses 1 Jan 9, 2009
Wait out the initial stormfor about a good 3 or 4 days, collect the spoils of war (guns, ammo, supplies), find others, survive as long as I can.
KeithPrice94 18-21, M 1 Response 1 Mar 30
At Work...On big video diplays shown while walking into work showed "Could we survive a zombie attack?".... clearly in humor... about disaster preparednesss... I dunno guys... it looks to me like os zombies just killed off one of your software developers... I think someone needs new...
ILoveMarie 36-40 0 Aug 9, 2010
Find a Defensible PositionSomeplace that is difficult for zombies to get to. After years of thinking about this, I've decided the best choices are an island a ship mountain top cliffside oil drilling rig Water and food production would be a concern. Fuel, ammo and guns would...
DoyEnne4475 36-40 3 Responses 0 Mar 28, 2009
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Review: eWEEK Labs' tests show that the new suite is one of the biggest innovations from Microsoft in years and is well worth evaluating for an upgrade. With big changes, though, come big training and deployment issues.Office 2007 is one of the most ambitious and innovative releases to come from Microsoft in years, introducing big changes and improvements to a productivity suite that is a mainstay in corporate environments. Released to manufacturing on Nov. 6, Office 2007 will be available through volume licensing to enterprise customers at the end of November and should hit store shelves early next year.
eWEEK Labs has been testing the beta and pre-RTM versions of Office 2007 for some time now, and we believe that the new productivity suite is a compelling upgrade for corporations using earlier versions.
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Don't you just LOVE simple projects that have the cutest outcomes! They are my favorite ones to do and this no-sew waving American flag shirt is just one of those projects. I can't wait for Memorial Day for my daughter to wear it.
I didn't take any pics while I was making this because it's sooo simple. You'll need a simple white tank top or t-shirt along with red ric rac and a blue ribbon with white polka dots. I wanted to find a blue ribbon with white stars, but I couldn't find any, so I went with the polka dots instead.
Cut 4 equal lengths of ric rac.
Hot glue the first piece in a wave starting in the top left (looking at it) corner of your shirt and angle it upwards to the right. Add each of the other three pieces staggering each one as you go. This plus the waviness of the ric rac gives you the wavy look that makes the flag look like it's flying.
Now create a bow with the blue ribbon. Hot glue in the upper left corner where the field of stars should go.
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Carol Lim and Humberto Leon are collaborating with Intel.
A surprise from Tina Craig (Bag Snob)!
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There is a god.
Also: Kate Spade's Deborah Lloyd, and Prabal Gurung.
"I'm probably a little bit sweatier throughout the day."
It's Nadiyah Bradshaw-Spencer's job to keep ethics alive in Africa, India, and Peru.
With a chic three-piece suit and needle-punch wool heels.
It was for a drug test.
The night models, designers, actors, and comics partied in the name of fashion.
Ambushing the performance artist at last night's CFDA Awards, where she talked about the movie she's making about Franco's life (using his own footage, of course).
Bill Cunningham at work, Greta Gerwig dancing, models, and more.
Up-to-the-minute updates on all the fashion.
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The attorney representing parents in the state English learner lawsuit asked a federal judge Friday to rule the $40.6 million lawmakers appropriated last month is not enough.
State adds $40.6 million for English learners
Tim Hogan said the formula used by the state to decide who gets money is illegal. It cut the funds requested by many school districts and left some districts with no extra cash at all, he said.
As a result of that lack of adequate funds, Hogan wants U.S. District Judge Raner Collins to suspend the requirement in the new state law that schools begin providing four hours a day of intense English instruction to students who come to school speaking another language.
That request drew a sharp response from state Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne.
"By asking to suspend that, what he has shown is that he does not really care about the students," Horne said. "He cares about the ideology."
Horne said the average school now is providing just one hour a day of intense English instruction. "It's no wonder students aren't learning English," he said.
The superintendent said that while he believes schools will have enough money for the four hours of instruction, he understands Hogan's argument to the contrary. He said questions of funding can be worked out in court.
But Horne said the evidence clearly shows that students will learn more with four hours a day of English. "He's willing to sacrifice the education of the kids to win points in the lawsuit," Horne said.
Hogan responded that it is Horne who is showing a lack of concern for students. He said it is clear the four-hour-a-day programs mandated by the law will cost more than what most schools already are spending.
"School districts are going to have to take that money from somewhere else," he said. Hogan said forcing them to divert funds for English learner programs will undermine basic education for all Arizona children.
"If it's such a good idea, let them pony up the money," he said.
Central to the dispute is a federal law requiring the state to ensure that all students have an opportunity to learn English.
A federal judge first ruled the state out of compliance eight years ago. Since that time lawmakers have tinkered with the funding formula, each time having the court reject it as not proving it is adequate to do the job.
The latest plan sets up teaching "models" for all schools to follow, including putting affected students into separate classes for four hours a day where the only thing taught is English. Schools were then told to submit requests to fund the program.
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I've just driven a couple of modern electric cars, the Mitsubishi i-MiEV and the Tesla Model S, and they're real cars. Actually, the i-MiEV is a perfectly serviceable short-distance commuter and the Model S is the best street car I've ever driven, but I was ready to hate both of them a lot, because all my previous experience with EVs had involved growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 1970s and hearing a lot of eat-yer-vegetables talk from earnest green types about how electric cars are good for you, when in fact those cars sucked stringwart-covered pangolin nodules. Then, of course, there are all the flake-O electric conversions from the 1980-2000 era that I've seen, a fair number of which appear in self-service wrecking yards as long-abandoned EV conversions are towed out of back yards and driveways. In this series, we've seen this EVolve Electrics 1995 Geo Metro and this 1988 Chevrolet Sprint Electric Sport, and there have been others too stripped to be worth photographing. Today we're going to look at a California-based Ford Ranger that still has just about all its electric running gear. (Read More…)
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A heretofore unknown publication dubbed Gadget Review published a video outlining "How to Charge BMW's i3 Electric Car in a Desert (or Any Where)" using a Honda generator. I'm sure that somebody somewhere thought that this would be a great concept for "shareable" content (including the part where the host attempts to run the generator inside the vehicle). The actual idea didn't yield a ton of juice for the i3's battery, but the idea of using generators to assist EV charging isn't entirely unknown.
It's difficult for any test drive of a Tesla Model S to result in a review that doesn't become an analysis of the company's business model, an attempt to justify the cost of the car because of the fuel savings, or a simulated comparison test with a Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
But what if the Tesla was just a car made by any other conventional automaker? What if we stopped thinking of its electric propulsion system as a sacrifice, or ignored its unique means of generating thrust? And what if we recognized that, because of the company's desire to operate unconventionally and because it's plugged in and not fuelled up, no such comparison test can be validated? (Read More…)
The Opel Ampera, an Opel-badged Chevrolet Volt, will be killed off in Europe due to slow sales.
Now that it's possible to buy electric cars that actually do what cars are supposed to do, we mustn't forget the very lengthy era— say 1970 to just a few years ago— during which all manner of optimistic-yet-doomed companies converted various econoboxes into lead-acid-battery-based EVs. Every once in a while, I'll spot the remains of such an EV at a junkyard; we saw a junked EVolve Electrics 1995 Geo Metro EV conversion last year, and now a different Denver yard has given us this '88 Sprint "Electric Sport." (Read More…)
Yes, we know water is wet too, but this study from the AAA provides some interesting findings regarding how extreme temperatures affect the driving range of electric vehicles.
Outside North America, this little blue pill of an A-segment car is known as the Daewoo Matiz Creative. It may look an obsolete computer peripheral (or a pregnant roller skate), but GM claims that the Chevrolet Spark has more torque than a Ferrari 458 Italia. As a self-described technology lover, and card-carrying resident of the Left Coast, I had to check it out.
Strong Demand Has BMW Considering Increase in i3 EV Production as Carbon Fiber Problems Delay Builds
With demand for its i3 EV surpassing BMW's expectations, the company's chief financial officer, Friedrich Eichiner, told Bloomberg that the company is considering increasing production of the electric car. Though retail deliveries will not start until next month, over 8,000 orders have been booked so far. Originally, BMW hoped to sell about 10,000 i3s in 2014, but if demand stays high, the company "will adjust capacity according to demand," Eichiner said at an Amsterdam press conference yesterday. "If demand holds, which is what it's looking like, we will soon have to invest more." (Read More…)
Tesla recently released financial figures that the company says demonstrate profitability. According to Automotive News, analysts have pointed out that some of Tesla's revenue comes not from selling cars but rather by selling zero-emission credits to other car companies that want to do business under California's clean-air regulations. If they want to sell cars in California, companies have to comply by either producing ZEVs or by obtaining credits from companies that make those vehicles. Now Nissan Motor Co, whose Leaf is the best selling electric car of all time, has joined Tesla in selling those credits. Tesla was able to sell those credits because they only make electric vehicles. Makers of conventional cars and trucks buy the credits to theoretically offset the pollution caused by those cars. Since Tesla has no such conventionally polluting cars to offset, they can sell their credits. Nissan executive VP Andy Palmer told reporters earlier this week that at this point Nissan has sold enough Leafs to cover its own needs to comply with the California Air Resources Board's rules and will now start selling surplus credits to other automakers. "We've got carbon credits to sell, and we're selling them — California ZEV credits." No details were forthcoming on time, price or to whom Nissan will sell their credits.
Despite being an incredibly small part of the US market share, you don't have to look far in California's urban areas to find a car with a plug. The reason for that is California's controversial EV mandate. California wants 1.4 million EVs and plug-in hybrids on the road by 2025. Up till recently, California's regulations seemed like a pie-in-the-sky dream with a far-away deadline. That changed last year when CARB (California Air Resources Board) mandated (in a nutshell) a combined 7,500 zero-emission vehicles be sold between 2012 and 2014 by the large auto makers in the state. (Credits and trades are not included in that number.) Come 2018, smaller companies like Volvo, Subaru and Jaguar will have to embrace plug-love and at the same time, most of the silly green credits go out the window. By 2025, if my home state has its way, 15% of new cars will be an EV. In California. This brings us to the little orange 500 Fiat lent us for a week. Because everyone is getting into the EV game, this will be our first EV review where we make no mention of living with an EV, range anxiety or charging station availability. If you want to know about that, click over to our 7-part saga "Living with an EV for a week."


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For the study, the researchers analyzed 37 patients with 43 known or suspected extracranial ICA stenoses who underwent MDCTA and vascular ultrasound. The researchers found that "excellent" visualization of vessels was achieved on MD-CTA in all cases. Of the 43 stenoses, 28 were closed between 70-80%, 10 were closed between 80-90% and all were correctly identified with MD-CTA and vascular ultrasound.
According to the researchers, it is important to be able to identify high-grade ICA stenosis to plan the appropriate surgery and therapy. "Studies have shown that symptomatic patients with high-grade stenoses of the extracranial ICA profit from thromboendarterectomy, an operation that involves opening the artery and removing the occlusion. In addition, the morphology of the stenosis, especially the detection of ulcerated plaques and thrombi, is crucial for the planning of interventional treatment," said Dirk Andre Clevert, MD, lead author of the study.
"The diagnostic investigation of stenoses for surgical planning should include a combination of MD-CTA and vascular ultrasound, because ultrasound has also gained a high importance as a generally available non-invasive imaging method. For the depiction of ICA segments within the skull, MD-CTA is especially necessary for preoperative planning," said Dr. Clevert.
The full results of the study will be presented on Monday, May 1, 2006 during the American Roentgen Ray Society Annual Meeting in Vancouver, BC.
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# retirement - Friday 5 December, 2014
'I knew this was my last year, so I was able to enjoy every moment' – JJ Delaney
The Kilkenny star says, whatever happened, 2014 was going to be his final season.
# retirement - Thursday 20 November, 2014
Kilkenny's Tommy Walsh is retiring from intercounty hurling
The 31-year-old made the announcement this morning.
# retirement - Friday 14 November, 2014
Two of Offaly's longest-serving hurlers have retired from inter-county action
Rory Hanniffy and Kevin Brady are hanging up their hurleys.
# retirement - Tuesday 4 November, 2014
Olympian Barry Murphy decides to hang up his Speedos and goggles
The Irish swimmer has called it a day.
# retirement - Thursday 16 October, 2014
Another Munster SHC winning hurler from Waterford has called it a day
The 31-year-old joins fellow Deise Seamus Prendergast in announcing his retirement from the inter-county game.
# retirement - Friday 26 September, 2014
'I think he'll say there's still a role for him' – Bernard Brogan on Alan's potential retirement
The younger Brogan hopes his older sibling comes back for 2015.
# retirement - Tuesday 23 September, 2014
More good news for Kerry fans on Tommy Walsh, retirement talk and minor champions
Éamonn Fitzmaurice predicts that the future is positive for the Kingdom.
# retirement - Sunday 21 September, 2014
Li Na bids her farewell to tennis with highly emotional press-conference
The 32 year-old announced last week that persistent knee injuries was the reason behind her decision to quit.
# retirement - Thursday 11 September, 2014
Opinion: Dublin is a great place to live, but not necessarily when you're old
By 2041, the number of people in this country over the age of 65 is predicted to reach 1.4 million.
Irish two-time Olympian Colin Griffin announces his retirement
The 32-year-old race walker has decided to hang up the spikes.
# retirement - Thursday 28 August, 2014
Opinion: Why Shay Given is still needed and Ireland can't win anything with 'kids'
Reports today suggest that the 38-year-old goalkeeper is set for a return to the international set-up.
# retirement - Wednesday 20 August, 2014
Down's former Allstar goalkeeper Brendan McVeigh has retired
Down have lost the 2010 Allstar after nine years between the sticks for the Mourne men.
# retirement - Wednesday 6 August, 2014
Smith back in Springboks squad 18 months after retiring from rugby
The 33-year-old's return to the peak of the game has been astonishing.
# retirement - Tuesday 5 August, 2014
Twitter reacts as Xavi announces his retirement from international football
Gary Lineker, Jamie Carragher, Luis Garcia and others paid tribute to Spain's midfield maestro.
Spanish great Xavi announces his retirement from international football
The 34-year-old is the most decorated player in Spanish football history.
# retirement - Saturday 2 August, 2014
'The World Cup for me is a long way away' – Ireland captain O'Connell
The Munster lock admits his body needs to be managed smartly if he is to make the global tournament.
# retirement - Friday 1 August, 2014
Dunne one of the few latter day Irish stars worthy of comparison to Charlton generation
The defender has retired from international football at the age of 34.
5 of Richard Dunne's most memorable performances in an Ireland jersey
The Irish defender announced his retirement from international football last night.
# retirement - Monday 21 July, 2014
After 14 years and 114 caps, Steven Gerrard retires from England duty
The Liverpool captain says he made the decision as he wants to concentrate on club football.
# retirement - Tuesday 15 July, 2014
Tindall bows out to complete England '03 World Cup squad retirement
The 35-year-old announced his decision on Twitter this morning.
# retirement - Monday 7 July, 2014
This chart shows how the strength of the garda force has changed since 2008
Frances Fitzgerald has said the first group of trainees are expected to join the force in early 2015.
# retirement - Sunday 29 June, 2014
Good night and good luck: Michael Murphy reads his last RTÉ bulletin
The 65-year-old is retiring from the national broadcaster.
# retirement - Wednesday 25 June, 2014
Former Connacht and Scotland outhalf Dan Parks retires after '11 great years as a pro'
"You get to a point," the Australian told TheScore.ie, "where you're running and others are catching up, and passing you."
# retirement - Friday 6 June, 2014
Missing British pensioner turns up at D-Day events in France
The 89-year-old went missing from his retirement home and was found enjoying an anniversary get-together with comrades in France.
# retirement - Tuesday 3 June, 2014
'I think I just need a break from rugby' – Stephen Ferris on his retirement
The Ulster flanker has thanked the province's fans and backroom staff on the day he officially hung up his boots.
# retirement - Wednesday 28 May, 2014
Brian Purcell appears before the Justice Committee, but refuses to answer questions about Callinan
Members of the committee slammed his lack of cooperation as "farcical".
# retirement - Wednesday 21 May, 2014
Paul Warwick: 'I don't want to be in a wheelchair after a few years of rugby'
The former Connacht and Munster back retired from rugby this week after incurring a worrying neck injury.
# retirement - Tuesday 20 May, 2014
8 hurlers getting set for their first championship summer in retirement
Tony Browne, Brendan Cummins; some of the all time greats will be watching from the stands this summer.
# retirement - Monday 19 May, 2014
Muller may make move into coaching after a year back on the farm
The lock has already declined offers in favour of enjoying some well-deserved R&R in the Southern Cape.
Neck injury forces Munster favourite Paul Warwick to hang up his boots
The Australian, who also played with Connacht, has called time on his playing career.
# retirement - Friday 16 May, 2014
19 footballers getting set for their first championship summer in retirement
Some of the greats of the game won't be involved in this summer's championship.
# retirement - Wednesday 14 May, 2014
Sylvain Distin, quite brilliantly, 'retires' from international football on Twitter
Everton centre-back has never been capped by his country despite consistently impressing in the Premier League
# retirement - Thursday 8 May, 2014
'It's frustrating to have only four medals, there's one missing' — Derval O'Rourke
The Cork hurdler is hoping to be back on the podium in Zurich this August, but has had to push her competitive return back by a month.
# retirement - Monday 5 May, 2014
'You think of giving up everything' – Arsenal's 'Mr Glass' Abou Diaby considered retirement
The French midfielder has not played all season but could make his return in the Gunners' final two games.
# retirement - Monday 28 April, 2014
After 287 goals and 5 Premier League promotions, 40-year-old Kevin Phillips is retiring
The veteran Leicester City striker has announced that he will call it a day this weekend.
# retirement - Sunday 6 April, 2014
Johnny Doyle retires from inter-county football
The Kildare forward has quit because of family commitments.
# retirement - Friday 4 April, 2014
Column: The future for pensions? Lessons to be learned from high-profile case …
A recent landmark ruling contains lessons that other pension scheme trustees and employers must learn from, writes Samantha McConnell.
# retirement - Thursday 3 April, 2014
RSVP: Angela Kerins and Frank Flannery yet to confirm attendance at PAC next week
The committee is due to hold further hearings on Rehab next Thursday.
Poll: Should people be able to choose what age they retire at?
A proposed bill from Deputy Anne Ferris would introduce a voluntary system of retirement.
Dáil to hear another attempt to end compulsory retirement age
A Bill put forward by Labour TD Anne Ferris would see the current compulsory retirement age of 65 scrapped.


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- 6 cups thinly sliced yellow squash
- 1 cups shredded carrots
- 1 (8oz)can sliced mushrooms (fresh works well too)
- 1 chopped onion
- 1 chopped red bell pepper
- 3 cups chopped cooked chicken (canned works well)
- 3 cups cheddar cheese, divided
- 4 cups crumbled cornbread
- 1 (14oz)can chicken broth
- 1 (10.75oz) 99% fat-free cream of chicken soup
- 1 (8oz)container light sour cream
- 2 eggs (EggBeaters work well)
- 1 tbsp. italian seasoning
- dash red pepper
- In a large pot, combine squash, carrot, mushrooms, onion and bell pepper. Add water to cover; bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce heat and simmer 10-12min. or until tender. Meanwhile, preheat oven to 350 degrees F. and lightly grease a 9x13 baking dish. In a large bowl, combine chicken, cornbread, 2 cups cheese, chicken broth, cream of chicken soup,sour creams, eggs and seasoning. Mix well. Once the squash mixture is tender, drain water into colander. Make sure almost all of the water is drained. You don't want to have a watery casserole. Then combine squash mixture with the chicken-cornbread mixture. Spread evenly into 9x13 baking dish. Bake for 50minutes or until center is set. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Bake for 10 more minutes or until cheese has melted. Serve hot.
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Week Three
Total Mileage: 22 miles
Weekend Meal: Whole wheat noodles with spicy peanut sauce and vegetables
Week Four
Total Mileage: 29 miles
Weekend Meal: Chili, salad, Camembert, and lemon icebox pie
I just had to make lemon icebox pie.
I had a reason to celebrate: Week Four is a landmark in the marathon training program I'm using. The weekend's long run is 11 miles—almost half the distance of the marathon itself, and the first run where mileage hits double digits.
Plus, I had the appetite to appreciate dessert. Week Four is when my hunger goes into overdrive, when I have to bring extra snacks to work so I can make it to lunchtime without devouring my sandwich and survive the afternoon without feeling faint. I make dinner plans carefully, knowing I'll be cranky if I have to wait past 7 p.m. to eat.
Yankee that I am, I'd never heard of, let alone tasted, lemon icebox pie until I moved to Leland, Mississippi.
I did my Week Four long run along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the Capitol Crescent Trail through Georgetown and then out toward Maryland. It was a cold, beautiful, wintry Sunday morning—the water in the canal was frozen and snow was the ground, and I could almost convince myself I was on a weekend getaway to a cross-country ski lodge rather than in the middle of a marathon training run just a few miles outside of downtown D.C.
After returning home, I went to the grocery store and stocked up on all the things I eat when my body starts needing more—dried cranberries to add to salads, peach mango juice to supplement my constant water drinking, grapefruits and high-fiber cereals for the bigger breakfast I know I'll be needing. I also bought the butter, sugar, eggs, and other ingredients I needed for dessert.
I mixed up a batch of chocolate chip cookie dough—I use the classic Nestle Toll House recipe with a little less flour and all brown sugar instead of half brown, half regular—to freeze and have on hand during the week. But that wasn't enough. I couldn't honor the Week Four milestone with cookies I've been making since I was 10 from a recipe on the back of a bag of chocolate chips. The occasion called for something special. It called for lemon icebox pie.
Yankee that I am, I'd never heard of, let alone tasted, lemon icebox pie until I moved to Leland, Mississippi after college. And since I rarely seek out citrusy desserts—I'm more of a chocolate or caramel person—it's likely that my ignorance would have continued had my roommate's mother not bought one from Leland's Mennonite bakery and served it to us as dessert for Rosh Hashana dinner our first fall there.
The pie was an intensely lemony custard with a crumbled graham cracker crust, topped with airy whipped cream. As the name suggests, it's served chilled, but it's not cold and solid like ice cream cake or semifreddo—it's cool and smooth, like a rich yogurt.
I bought the pie from Connie's Kitchen countless times during my two and a half years in Leland. It wasn't until I returned North and received Martha Hall Foose's Screen Doors and Sweet Tea for my birthday last year that it even occurred to me I could make the dish myself. I'd figured it was a complicated recipe that could be mastered only by Southern women past the age of 50, so I'd added it to my list of desserts I love but would never attempt, like Napoleons and macarons (the sandwich kind made with egg whites, not the almond-and-coconut variety).
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Tell it to the cameraAugust 22,2014Amanda Curtis, a 34-year-old high school math teacher, is now the Democrats U.S. Senate candidate in Montana. Finally, a strategy for bringing down the average age of a senator, which is around 62.
Plus, a math teacher would come in handy. Elect somebody who knows how to count would be an awesome campaign ad. If Curtis had the money to pay for any ads, which currently does not seem all that likely.
I told my husband: Kevin, Im really sorry I got us into this, she recalled in a phone interview. And he said: Why do you have to be so blanking awesome? Hes very supportive.
I believe I speak for all Americans when I say that we are totally in favor of Kevin Curtis as a senatorial spouse.
Its doubtful that well be seeing any Curtis in Washington anytime soon. But in a week of so much dreadful news from every corner of the world, lets take an opportunity to sing a happy chorus to this seasons super-long-shot candidates. Really, where would we be without them? Staring at a ballot full of pre-elected public officials, thats where.
Montana Democrats have been going through what you might call a rough patch. First, Sen. Max Baucus announced that he was not going to run again for his seat. Baucus gave out the news early so he could concentrate on serving Montana.
Then President Barack Obama offered him an ambassadorship to China and Baucus flat-out quit.
John Walsh, the Democratic lieutenant governor, was appointed to take his place. Then The New York Times Jonathan Martin reported that Walsh had plagiarized a lot of his final paper as a masters candidate at the Army War College. The senator of six months announced that he was not going to run for a full term against the wealthy congressman Republicans had nominated, because he wanted to devote all his time to his fight for Montana.
None of the well-known Democratic names in the state were interested in taking Walshs place. Or the somewhat-known names.
I was scraping and glazing and puttying my storm windows, said Curtis, who was chosen last weekend by a party convention. And the phone rang. It was a reporter saying: John Walsh dropped out and they cant find any other politician to run. The storm windows are still leaning against my house.
Montana has only sent one woman to Congress: Jeannette Rankin, a suffragist and pacifist who was elected in 1916. She was sworn in the same day that Woodrow Wilson asked Congress to declare war on Germany. Rankin voted no and was decried by a Helena newspaper as a dupe of the Kaiser, a member of the Hun army in the United States and a crying schoolgirl. That was pretty much that.
Rankin ran again more than two decades later and was elected just before the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, giving her the opportunity to cast the only vote against entering World War II. Montana is 100 percent against you, her brother wired encouragingly. That was the end of her congressional career. But she held up the torch, and in 1968, at 87, went back to Washington to lead 5,000 demonstrators in a womens march against the war in Vietnam.
Always happy to have a chance to mention Jeannette Rankin, who teaches us that fighting for a losing cause most definitely does not make you a losing person.
Amanda Curtis grew up in a family rocked by divorce, alcoholism, financial struggles and violence. She fought her way through college and into a teaching career. Her experience with students, she said, taught her that what she thought was a uniquely terrible childhood was actually not all that unusual in Montana. She began to get involved in community groups, and, in 2012, she was elected to the state House of Representatives.
Once in the office, Curtis began posting videos at the end of every day in the Legislature in which she stood in her office or kitchen, sometimes looking perky, sometimes looking exhausted, and talked into the camera. (Day 73 and wait until you hear this ) Her mission was part educational, with heavy emphasis on the workings of the Business and Labor Committee.
On the other hand, it was partly pure venting. It was so hard to not to walk across the floor and punch him, she said, in a rant that Montana Republicans have already included in a mashup of video highlights. Their collection does not note that Curtis was talking about a debate over gay rights in which another lawmaker insinuated that homosexuals lacked moral character.
Imagine what it would be like if our senators all came home every night and posted their real thoughts. When they were too tired to self-censor. Maybe we should make that a requirement.
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JONESBORO — Being tops in Clayton County volleyball is nice, but it's not enough for the Jonesboro volleyball team.
And while first-year head coach Paul Cook said he has been pleased with his team lately, he is adamently preaching for his talented bunch to stay focused on its broader goals.
"I think it's a good first step winning this tournament," Cook said. "But we've still got a long way to go."
The Lady Cardinals (26-5, 5-1) won its 13th consecutive Clayton County Volleyball tournament by notching a 25-22, 25-20, 25-13 victory over Riverdale.
En route to the title, Jonesboro swept matches against North Clayton and Lovejoy and also played the Lady Raiders, who fought their way back from the loser's bracket, in a qualifying match before meeting them again in the championship set.
Jonesboro senior Kim Dawkins had 16 kills and two aces and Michaelle Smith recorded 15 kills during Saturday's tourney games to lead the Cardinals who upped their record to 24-5 with the win.
The Region 4-AAAA tournament is two weeks away, Cook said the team has plenty to work.
"We've got to get ourselves better and more under control with our serves," he said. "I feel very confident about our chances in the region tournament, depending on which team shows up. If we keep down our service errors, watch the line and our passes, we can beat any team we play."
The Lady Cardinals remain one game behind Woodland (28-1, 6-0) for the region lead. They played the Lady Wolfpack tough, losing 2-1 in the Sept 11 matchup of region leaders. The Lady Wolfpack will travel to region foe Upson-Lee to face the Knights and fellow region opponent Dutchtown on Monday, with the Henry County tournament to follow.
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A long, narrow stretch of beach twists along Marmaris' coast. It's mostly volcanic sand and pebbles, and comes with plenty of sunloungers and watersports. Pretty much covering the whole strip, there's a palm-lined promenade which is crammed with cafés, bars and restaurants all the way. If you're after some golden sand, you'll find it at Icmeler, about a 5-minute dolmus ride away.
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With more bars and clubs than any other resort on the Lycian coast, Marmaris really knows how to party. Most of the action is on Haci Mustafa Sogaki – or Bar Street as everyone knows it. It's a narrow, neon-lit strip that doesn't stop buzzing 'til the early hours.
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San Diego is good, but Irvine, Santa Barbara and Davis are all very much run-of-the-mill.
Santa Cruz, Riverside and Merced are all sub-par. When I graduated from HS (2005), Riverside was guaranteeing admission to anyone with decent grades/test scores and Merced was taking anyone with a degree.
I agree.
Outside of UCLA and Berkeley, the UC system is rather pedestrian.
I think Ohio State could have gotten a "bigger fish," but will wait to see how well Drake does before passing judgment.
They were unable to act like they've been there before.
Probably because they haven't been there before.
Yes, Braxton most definitely took all those hits tonight to protect his NFL future. Everyone knows that getting injured improves your draft stock!
Fake ass fan.
On that last INT, he had Philly wide open if he threw it to the end zone rather than a dart over the middle.
Damn, Wayne Gretzky is crunk
While still funny, this picture was taken back in May.
The only way I will be sad after this season is if we slaughter Clemson (similar to what FSU did) and Auburn demolishes FSU.
Any other combination and I think it just proves that we were not the best team in the nation this year and were probably not going to win the NCG.
Auburn and Mizzou's only wins against ranked opponents are both against Texas A&M (now #21).
Mizzou actually has a common opponent with Ohio State, as they both played Indiana. Mizzou won 45-28, Ohio State won 42-14.
I'm all for SOS, but it should only help when you win games. A bunch of "quality losses" doesn't really do anything for me.
Wish they gave Guiton more snaps instead of waiting until the 4th quarter to give him the ball for a series.
Hopefully Guiton can finish his Buckeye career strong against Michigan like Boeckman did in 2008.
Given the stated emphasis on the "fathers and sons" theme, I think it will be less about the transgressions and more about why they occurred.
Tressel is the "father" who wants to protect his kids, Clarett is the "son" who was welcomed into the first stable family unit of his life, only to be outcast a year later. I'm hoping this documentary focuses more on the relationship between player and coach, rather than rehashing the past.
I think the biggest take-away is 5/5 in the Red Zone, especially since they were all TDs.
USC and Texas were both Top 5 ranked teams and both are easily two of the top football universities of all time. Plus, both games were back-and-forth from start to finish.
It's hard to generate that same excitement against Cal and Miami (in a down year).
The decline of talent in the Big Ten (regardless of real or perceived) certainly hasn't helped. When was the last time we were the underdogs at home? It's no longer a great success to beat Wisconsin or Penn State, it's an expectation. Close games against lesser opponents (e.g. last week against Iowa) are viewed as disappointments rather than accomplishments.
The fan base is spoiled, but I don't think it's solely attributed to the relocation of the students to the south stands.
I don't care about the watermark, but did you have to put that border around the images?
Blood feud with Michigan aside, however, the "you need to sit down" people at football games are the absolute worst, and it's a shame those people were able to claim a victory over this poor sap, especially since he was apparently assaulted first. THIS AIN'T A CHURCH SERMON, SISTER. If you want to sit down and be orderly, then just stay home. You have no place during a big-time football contest.
On two separate occasions I've had security called on me for standing during a football game. Once during the 2008 NC game against LSU and then just recently at this year's Ohio State at Cal game.
Both times security has rightfully sided with me, but it's absolutely ridiculous that people think you need to sit throughout the entire game. Against LSU, I was only standing during Ohio State drives.
Unless you're legs are broken, I'm going to stand in front of you.
Most QBs would have fumbled that ball. That's not on Braxton, that's on the entire offense for not picking up the coverage.
Braxton missed that open throw, but we got a FG, so he only cost us 4 points.
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- A decrease of 10 scholarships per year for three years
- Four years probation.
If I'm a USC fan, I'm absolutely livid right now.
Dragged my feet, but just put in an order for two Gold Pants Social tickets.
I noticed that Shopify was willing to let me order more than the stated four remaining tickets, so I hope my order went through before the tickets sold out.
The fact that there were cars on the road make me think this might have happened on West (where the street isn't closed) as opposed to Dirty (where the streets are closed until at least 3am).
In return, Cal showed Ohio State what it's like to play football at a fabulous new facility with integrity and ingenuity. You know, with great weather and amateur players and all the rest.
The recently renovated Cal Stadium has to be the absolute worst stadium I've ever had the displeasure of watching a game in.
They don't have proper bathroom facilities (instead opting for Porta Potties), have exactly one entrance/exit per section for sections that have 70+ rows, the sight-lines are terrible because they put this elevated concrete platform between the 40s for the cheerleaders to dance on (and for some kid to tell their student section when to cheer) and, oh yeah, that stadium is about $500m in debt because they have no alumni support.
Their AD is so tactless that she actively endorses the article:
I don't always agree w @alsaracevic but he pretty much got it right this am! We intend 2do it right, win big, AND draw big crowds! #GoBears— Sandy Barbour (@gobearsAD) September 15, 2013
Kenny Guiton with a 606.4 passer rating.