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I then contacted the Geek Squad (to which I am a subscriber) and was told I did the right thing.
"These are people who will take over your computer and crash it and then ask for a huge amount of money to repair it."
I was also told that, "Windows or Microsoft would never call you without notifying you either by mail or email that there was a problem unless you specifically called them with an issue." The scammer did call back in an hour and I instructed him to take me off his call list and never call me again. He abruptly hung up without saying a word. I was lucky. I did the right thing.
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Private sector 'disgusted' by series on state pay, pensions
John Ramsey, a retired Waterbury toolmaker, had a common reaction to revelations about pay and pensions for Connecticut's state workers published the previous two weeks in the Sunday Republican: "I'm disgusted."
Tony Monteiro, owner-operator of Anthony's Barber and Style Shop on Bank Street in Waterbury, said Ramsey's view was prevalent among his customers.
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** How to fix. No one size fits all answer exists. Some thoughts. (some will curse my soul for what I say now). (1) We are broke, and going to bankruptcy. (2) Do not give up hope, but do not fool yourself either. Keep yourself grounded. If necessary, re-read (1). (3) Promote the increase in private business enterprise. Most everyone you talk to, or article you read, promotes the benefits of small business being the economy's backbone. Private enterprises provide the jobs. However, most small businesses in Conneticut close for various reasons. Some of the top reasons that anyone hears about are costs. Our state bleeds businesses too much to do business in our state. Some of the most spoken areas are taxes and fees, along with power, and being constantly told how to run their state presence by our AG. (Answer-3): Reduce our state's overall cost structure for private enterprises so they consider Connecticut as their home for their business. (4) Increase the efficiency and lower the overall state cost structure. A major hitter spoken to by this recent article and state taxpayers anywhere, state pension and benefits are bleeding everyone dry. Anyone who pays taxes, union, non-union, business, or worker, are bled beyond dry. (Answer-4). As this article stated, cut a small percentage of services, the not-so-sensitive areas. Start there if needed, or wherever is most feasible. Then expand to all government areas. Incorporate lean type innovation recommended from independent entities. Apply to all state-run areas. Run lean. Run on shoe string budgeting that gets the job done. Freeze overtime and for now, freeze new hiring. Implement full market compensation analysis in order to pay the right price for the needed jobs. If the economics warrant, hire private enterprises to do government functions. Honor current unionized contracts in place. Honor contracts up for renewal with a mean average of a fixed prior years compensation and benefit levels. The point is for current personnel to keep forms of compensation and benefits, all without bleeding the taxpayer base more. As time goes on, eject unionization altogether. Its apparent purpose evolved into bleeding the taxpayer base without regard for sustaining increasing government costs. You think I am crazy? Which administration of leadership has fixed this ongoing saga. Answer: None. "
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There are many state workers who are required to work rotating shifts, holidays, weekends, and get work related calls at all hours of the night requiring an individual to report to work at a moments notice. State workers have voted to give concessions time and time again to save the state money during budget crisis. State workers have suffered layoffs and furlough days, just like people in the private sector. They are often away from their families working extraordinary hours to accomplish a task...their families often suffer.
I became a state worker at a time when the private sector looked down at state workers while they lived high on a "false dollar" and high bonuses. Some bonuses of my collage classmates were were equivalent or greater than one year of my state salary :-( By the way...I LOVE MY JOB AND I'M GOOD AT IT!!!
Before choosing a career in the private sector, I researched state jobs, the benefits and pensions. I opted for a stable & moderate lifestyle, knowing that my pension would be my payoff later in life. (Similar to the private sector bonuses)
Give me a brake...I'll bet Tony Monteiro, owner-operator of Anthony's Barber and Style Shop hasn't rung up every haircut and paid the taxes on those left off the register. I'll bet he hasn't been called in to work on Thanksgiving, Christmas and other holidays at all hours of the night.
I could go on-and-on, but I deserve the pension I worked so hard for, the one I signed up for, the one the state contracted with me, the one that required me to spend hours away from my family. "
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So, this week my husband's dad and step-mom have been visiting us from California. I was pretty nervous at first because this is the first time since we've been married that we've had his family come and stay with us, but it's been going relatively well. On Saturday DH had to work, so I was wondering how I was going to entertain his parents when they said that they were taking me to Target to pick out something for the baby that I needed. I told them that we were looking into carseats, so they decided that they wanted to help us out by buying one for us. So sweet! His dad got all excited when he found the travel system carseat/stroller combos, so I ended up getting this sweet little number..
I offered to pay half since it was so expensive, but they were adamant that they get it for us since they weren't sure they would be able to make it up for the birth. I'm thrilled with it. It's a perfect neutral color and it's so easy to maneuver around tight corners. Then, last night my cousin stopped by with a brand new bassinet that her sister used for one week and decided she didn't want anymore! I also got a brand-new crib from my sister that her daughter refused to sleep in as a baby. This is helping us out SO much since we're paying out of pocket for our medical expenses. I'm feeling very grateful for my awesome family
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My mom bought us the same travel system (different color, though) when she was down here a couple of weeks ago. I didn't necessarily want the stroller, but the car seat only came in the color I wanted with the stroller, and my mom insisted that I'd need the stroller until the little one could sit up in a more compact one.
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That's so wonderful!! Isn't great to have loving & supportive people in your family?
As for the travel system ... I think you'll love it! I got a similar one with my son & I still use the stroller. It is a bit bulky, especially compared to an umbrella stroller, but for those months that he was still in the carrier, it was so nice to just unclip it & flop it on top of the stroller, rather than move him from one seat to another. Besides, he loved riding where he could look up & see me. When this little one comes I plan to use it with her too.


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Bodies continue to pile up at Rana Plaza, once a powerhouse of Bangladesh's garment industry, where more than 1,000 corpses have been unearthed since a factory collapse two weeks ago (and today, another survivor was discovered). Meanwhile, yet another disaster, a May 8 fire at the Tung Hai Sweater Factory in Dhaka's Mirpur district, claimed eight additional lives. In total, the death toll since 2005 from fires and other preventable incidents at factories in Bangladesh now exceeds 1,500, according to garment-industry watchdogs—including more than 110 killed by a fire at the Wal-Mart-affiliated Tazreen factory in November.
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According to newly published research on Alabama poultry workers by the civil rights group Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), the business model of the sector has sacrificed health and safety on the factory floor for the Tayloristic efficiency demanded by American appetites.
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In late November, while other parts of New Jersey were recovering from the superstorm, the quiet town of Paulsboro was blindsided by a very unnatural disaster. A train derailed while crossing a local bridge, sending freight cars tumbling into the water below and releasing a toxic swirl of the flammable gas known as vinyl chloride, used to make PVC plastics. In the following days, chaos ensued as residents hurriedly evacuated. Authorities struggled to manage the emergency respons, leaving people confused and frustrated by a lack of official communicationabout hazards.
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|By: Michelle Chen Saturday June 23, 2012 12:00 pm
More than a decade after the Twin Towers came crashing down, the disaster still weighs heavily on the bodies of workers and survivors. A federal panel's recent decision on cancers related to 9/11 could bring some long awaited relief, as well as new challenges for sick survivors of Ground Zero.
The panel's analysis may open a channel for covering various forms of cancer through the healthcare fund of the federal Zadroga Act, which offers compensation for sicknesses resulting from the disaster. Though the multi-billion dollar fund won't expand without further congressional action, the panel's decision is a boost for survivors who had previously met resistance from lawmakers who were reluctant to include cancer care in the program, fearing the potential financial liability.
Workplace Toxics Reveal the Beauty Industry's Ugly Side
|By: Michelle Chen Sunday June 17, 2012 6:00 pm
While environmental justice campaigns have historically focused on localized pollution issues, the National Healthy Nail & Beauty Salon Alliance organizes around the intersection of workplace environmental health and racial and economic justice. According to the Alliance's analysis, the hazards endemic to the nail salon industry are stratified by ethnicity and gender: roughly four in ten workers are Asian immigrants, many of them of childbearing age, poor, uninsured and with limited English-speaking ability. And they are assaulted daily by invisible threats.


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We want to teach biology to high school students in a framework that is relevant to their lives. Disease provides this framework because it affects us all. In addition, educating students about disease will enable them to make informed choices about their health. Considering this, infectious disease is particularly relevant because of its continual impact on individuals and society; we can relate to the aches, pains, and fever resulting from infections, and these experiences can be used to engage students in real-life biology. The infectious disease module has been constructed around five key questions that an informed citizen will want answered in order to understand how infectious disease impacts them. The students will address each of these questions and then, for a final project, they will use them to understand an infectious disease of their choice.
Unit 1: Why should we care about infectious disease?
This unit is the 'engage'. It introduces the student to the concept of the 'infectious' agent', and to the idea of contagion. It shows how the unpredictability of an infectious disease can wreak havoc in a society, and leads us to the question – what do we need to know to predict the impact of infectious disease?
Unit 2: What does it mean to have an infectious disease?
When a group of people develops a set of symptoms, how do we know if this is an infectious disease rather than an environmental toxin? This unit focuses on the process of defining a disease as infectious, and highlights the difficulty and ambiguity. It also emphasizes the difference between correlation and causation.
Unit 3: When does a microbe become pathogenic?
In this unit we will grapple with the question: what is the difference between a microbe and a pathogen? First we will see that most microbes can be pathogenic if they are in the right location. Then we will explore the adaptations that allow certain microbes to bypass host defenses and become extremely pathogenic.
Unit 4: How do pathogens make us sick?
How does an infection lead to symptoms and illness? Here we will explore the mechanisms of host cell damage by microbes. This unit emphasizes how pathogens disrupt the structure and function of the host's physiological systems.
Unit 5: How do we get better?
Most microbes don't cause illness. In fact, the human body has ten bacterial cells for every human cell! So, how does the body maintain itself in a microbial world? In this unit, we will explore how the immune system marshals its resources to outwit bacteria, viral, and parasitic pathogens. We will then highlight processes that exceptional pathogens use to evade the immune response.
Final project
Students will use their new knowledge of infectious diseases to make a public health brochure about an infectious disease of their choice. The goal is for students to inform the public about each of the questions they have addressed in the previous units.


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Apricus ready to launch ED drug after years of work
With those kinds of numbers, a drugmaker doesn't need to capture a big piece of the ED therapy pie to be successful, said Robert Wasserman, a stock analyst with Dawson James Securities.
"I think (Vitaros) can certainly enter the market as a fourth or fifth drug and grow sales significantly," he said.
Vitaros, if approved, would become the first topically applied prescription therapy for ED, offering a potentially attractive alternative to pills that take more time to work, Apricus officials said.
Interest in ED drugs should continue to climb as the population ages, said Dr. Irwin Goldstein, a San Diego urologist and sexual medicine expert who helped Pfizer develop Viagra in the 1990s.
"Most assuredly, there is growing demand for these drugs," he said. "It's a linear line with a very positive slope."
Vitaros could become the first in a string of new drugs coming out of Apricus over the next few years.
Company officials recently said they are considering seeking regulatory review in North America and Europe for their toenail fungus therapy MycoVa after a new analysis of Phase 3 clinical trial data showed that the topical treatment cured the infection in 20 percent of a subset of patients who didn't also have athlete's foot.
A Phase 3 study of Femprox, the company's drug for treating female sexual arousal disorder, found that the topical therapy produced an arousal rate that was 44 percent stronger than in women who received a placebo.
All of the Apricus drugs are built around the same basic model that combines an existing government-approved drug with Apricus' NexACT molecules, which increase the absorption of medications through the skin. The molecules loosen so-called tight junctions that bind skin cells to each other, creating space for drugs to move from the surface of the skin into the body.
Apricus was founded in 1994 as NexMed to develop NexACT drugs. The company changed its name last September.
Vitaros offers an example of how the company's technology works.
The ED drug's active ingredient is alprostadil, an FDA-approved prostaglandin messenger molecule that normally is injected into the penis or inserted into the urethra as a suppository. Like Viagra and other oral ED treatments, alprostadil increases blood flow by triggering the expansion of blood vessels.
Vitaros, however, is delivered as a single drop placed on the tip of the penis with a single-use applicator. The drug starts taking effect within six minutes while ED pills can take 30 minutes or more to work.
As a localized therapy, Vitaros doesn't travel throughout the body, so the topical drug doesn't have some of the side effects triggered by pills.
Although the current version of Vitaros must be stored long-term in a refrigerator, Apricus is working on a new formulation that could be kept at room temperature.
Vitaros probably will be priced between $10 and $12 a dose, about the same as Viagra and Cialis, Damaj said.
While Apricus officials plan to market the drug as a first-line ED therapy, Goldstein said Vitaros probably will work best as a niche treatment for men who don't respond well to pills or can't take them because of side-effect concerns.


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If It's The Sunday Before The Election… It's Meet the Press
"Meet the Press" was once again the most-watched public affairs program last Sunday. The Tom Brokaw-moderated program averaged 4.662 million Total Viewers.
The rebroadcasts on MSNBC delivered an additional 1,516 million viewers outperforming CNN's "Late Edition" average of 1,211,000 total viewers. FOX News Sunday, which is also rebroadcast on Fox News Channel drew a combined 2,917,000 beating CBS's Face the Nation.
Meet the Press — 4,662,000
This Week — 3,586,000
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Do you think you can be too damaged for relationships?
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|Fri, 04-06-2012 - 10:23pm
I fell in love with someone once. I was fourteen, he was eighteen. And gay. It didn't work out. When I was in college, I had a years-long non-sexual but definitely non-platonic relationship with a professor 30 years older than me.
And that's the whole history of my dating/love/sex/romantic life. If you can even call it that.
I've never been the type to go looking for a partner. Not because I was above such things, but because I have such difficulty trusting people that I knew the only sort of person I could ever consider dating, let alone sleeping with, would be someone I already knew and respected.
I'm not ashamed to be a virgin at 30, and I also don't think there's any shame in being single. But I used to think that no one was ever interested enough to flirt at me, and that I had never really met anyone I'd consider flirting with. Only, in the last few months, I've started realizing that I was just REALLY BAD at noticing when people were flirting with me, and also that, every time I felt a flutter of interest in someone, I just ignored it, because I assumed they couldn't be interested in me.
I know why I'm like this. Long, boring story involving abuse and trauma in childhood. I never really learned to see myself as someone that anyone could possibly want to love.
I used to think this part of me just didn't exist, or was dormant or something. But now that I've started noticing that I actually am ALIVE in that particular way, I worry that once someone gets to know me they're going to decide I'm too much work, because who wants to have to prove constantly (or for however long it takes) that they're not just faking caring about you?
|Sat, 04-07-2012 - 4:43pm
Thanks, everyone, for chiming in -- there's a pretty resounding theme in all your replies, which is basically "GET THERAPY" -- here's the thing. Some of you know this, but going to therapy isn't like popping off to the doctor for a shot of penicillin to clear up an infection. I am never going to be "cured" -- so the fact that I don't happen to be in intensive therapy right this minute isn't relevant. If I wait for therapy to fix me up before I start giving relationships a try, I'd be waiting till I died.
|Sat, 04-07-2012 - 4:57pm
well first I would do the exposure theory and see where it goes. You might join a group and see if you can practice on trusting anyone in the group. make it like a game.
The other thing about trusting is that since you have good radar you can then trust yourself and know that you are on high alert and that you have good radar and good gut feelings and intuiton and that should serve you well with trust. why didnt a therapist tell you about intuition?My intuition and gut feeling never fail me.
The other thing you can do is just jump in and take chances.. If you dont take chances in this life you wont go anywhere. Its like I wont learn
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|Sat, 04-07-2012 - 8:30pm
The short answer is yes.
The long answer is that I've been snubbed, burned, and ridiculed so much in my 44 years of life, that even if I met my dream woman this instant, I know I don't have the magic in me anymore. Trust has been beaten within an inch of its life.
|Sat, 04-07-2012 - 8:37pm
yes definately exposure.. in a safe situation.. where you can give/trust people with small parts of yourself and see what happens when you do.. if something feels good then in serves to strengthen that trust level, if it feels bad then it will adjust the level down.. by small parts of yourself i mean something like 'i feel sad because..' say your team lost, or winter started.. small baby piece of the inner you.. something that you can open up about without too much risk of hurting yourself
I totally believe that you can learn to do this to a greater or lesser extent. Sure you may not ever be the totally open, heart on your sleeve type, but you can learn to take down the wall brick by brick


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Fluphenazine (Prolixin)
What is Fluphenazine?
Fluphenazine is an anti-psychotic medicine in a group of drugs called phenothiazines (FEEN-oh-THYE-a-zeens). It works by changing the actions of chemicals in your brain.
Fluphenazine is used to treat psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia.
Fluphenazine may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.
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You should not use fluphenazine if you have liver disease, brain damage, bone marrow depression, a blood cell disorder, or if you are also using large amounts of alcohol or medicines that make you sleepy.
Fluphenazine is not approved for use in psychotic conditions related to dementia. Fluphenazine may increase the risk of death in older adults with dementia-related conditions.
What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking Fluphenazine?
You should not use this medicine if you are allergic to fluphenazine or other phenothiazines (chlorpromazine, perphenazine, prochlorperazine, promethazine, thioridazine, trifluoperazine), or if you have:
- liver disease
- brain damage
- a blood cell disorder (such as low platelets or low red or white blood cell counts)
- if you drink large amounts of alcohol; or
- if you also take medicines that make you sleepy
Fluphenazine is not approved for use in psychotic conditions related to dementia. Fluphenazine may increase the risk of death in older adults with dementia-related conditions.
To make sure fluphenazine is safe for you, tell your doctor if you have:
- heart disease or high blood pressure
- bone marrow suppression
- a brain tumor
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- severe asthma, emphysema, or other breathing problem
- a history of breast cancer
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- pheochromocytoma (tumor of the adrenal gland)
- an enlarged prostate or urination problems
- Parkinson's disease; or
- if you have ever had a serious side effect while using fluphenazine or any other phenothiazine
Tell your doctor if you will be exposed to extreme heat or cold, or to insecticide poisons while you are taking fluphenazine.
It is not known whether fluphenazine will harm an unborn baby. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant while using this medicine.
Taking antipsychotic medication during the last 3 months of pregnancy may cause problems in the newborn, such as withdrawal symptoms, breathing problems, feeding problems, fussiness, tremors, and limp or stiff muscles. However, you may have withdrawal symptoms or other problems if you stop taking your medicine during pregnancy. If you become pregnant while taking fluphenazine, do not stop taking it without your doctor's advice.
It is not known whether fluphenazine passes into breast milk or if it could harm a nursing baby. Tell your doctor if you are breast-feeding a baby.
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Older adults may be more likely to have side effects from this medicine.
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This medicine may impair your thinking or reactions. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to be alert.
Drinking alcohol can increase certain side effects of fluphenazine.
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Follow all directions on your prescription label. Your doctor may occasionally change your dose to make sure you get the best results. Do not take this medicine in larger or smaller amounts or for longer than recommended.
Measure liquid medicine with the dosing syringe provided, or with a special dose-measuring spoon or medicine cup. If you do not have a dose-measuring device, ask your pharmacist for one.
Fluphenazine oral solution concentrate solution must be mixed with at least 2 ounces (1/4 cup) of a liquid such as milk, tomato juice, fruit juice (but not apple juice), or a soft drink that does not contain caffeine.
While using fluphenazine, you may need frequent medical tests to check your kidney and liver function.
If you need surgery, tell the surgeon ahead of time that you are using fluphenazine. You may need to stop using the medicine for a short time.
Do not stop using fluphenazine suddenly after long-term use, or you could have unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. Ask your doctor how to avoid withdrawal symptoms when you stop using fluphenazine.
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Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.Back to Top
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Oshkosh on Broadway 2014
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Apr 12, 2014
You've seen them around the community– but you may not have seen them like this! Don't miss the fun as Oshkosh "celebrities" and friends take to the stage in an evening of song and dance to benefit The Grand Opera House student and free community programs.
It's now in its eighth year, Oshkosh on Broadway 2014 will continue to be the most talked about fundraiser in Oshkosh as just under 100 community members sing and dance their way into your hearts – all to raise fund for The Grand's educational and free community programs. Last years Oshkosh Show proved that you'll never know what you are going to see happen! So make sure you don't miss Oshkosh on Broadway 2014!
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Nursing School in Puerto Rico? - page 2
Hi there, I already have a BA, and am applying to accelerated BSN programs. I'd actually love to live in Puerto Rico, and so am considering studying there accelerated or not. My spanish is pretty minimal though by next summer... Read More
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I hope everything is going superb with school. Getting started in January and gonna try to make it accelerated since I have no more pre req's or electives to take (except History of PR). I will email you directly with some questions about textbook titles and Professors..
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text: World champions Red Bull and the difference a year makes 25 March, 2012 Sebastian Vettel makes a pitstop during the Malaysian GP Mar.25 (Reuters) Red Bull are beginning to sound more like the teams who were chasing them last year after both cars failed to finish on the podium in the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday. Mark Webber finished fourth World champion Sebastian Vettel started fifth on the grid and limped home 11th after contact with the HRT of Narain Karthikeyan punctured his left rear wheel and damaged the brake duct. "He came up to Karthikeyan who seemed to have brain fade…," Vettel's Red Bull team boss Christian Horner told reporters. "That was frustrating for Sebastian because for sure at least a fourth place finish was on for him today," Horner said. Horner said the damaged brake duct, which feeds air to the brakes to cool them down, meant Vettel's brake temperatures rocketed, prompting the team to ask him to retire the car. But a malfunctioning radio meant Vettel did not hear the call. "We could see the left rear brake going into a thermal runaway and out of control and that's why we wanted to try and stop the car from a safety point of view," Horner said. Vettel's team mate, Mark Webber finished fourth despite not being entirely comfortable on the intermediate tyres he put on after the rain interrupted race had been re-started. Now what do they think they are hiding? "That was a very, very, very long stint. Not very F1 to be driving around with that little grip," Webber said. "And then when the track started to go dry I felt much happier obviously and we were going a lot more right," said the Australian who was catching third-placed Lewis Hamilton towards the end of the race. Red Bull have struggled this season with McLaren dominating the first two qualifying sessions. The Adrian Newey designed cars did show far more promising race pace in last week's season opener but did not quite have the speed to challenge Jenson Button's winning McLaren. The Milton Keynes-based team comes away from the opening two races with 42 points compared with the 72 they had at this stage last year. "We know we've got things that we can improve on and that's what we'll be focused on for China," Horner said. "But it's fairly unpredictable for the moment. "Consistency will be important all the way through." Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsMarko: With a better engine we would be at the top, but we have 80 horsepower deficitFuel flow sensor problems persist for Red Bull in MalaysiaRicciardo: I'm really disappointed, but at the same time there's a little bit in me which is happyVettel: We have a long way to go, these guys are bloody quick, congratulations to themRed Bull: It's great to have two guys pushing like they areRicciardo handed 10 place grid penalty for BahrainMarko accuses Rosberg of not using his mirrors in QualifyingVettel shows champion qualities despite early scare to make front rowRed Bull: A great performance from both drivers, beyond our expectationHorner: Personally I think it would be easier to get rid of the fuel flow sensor aknit Quite a difference the blown diffuser makes for them. Too bad it's not there this year.


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Glee Review: A New Direction for Kurtby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
For the first time in awhile, Glee aired an episode that delivered laughs, tears and solid performances - along with cohesive storylines that actually built on previous installments and provided legitimate character development.
Heck, "Furt" even concluded with an intriguing cliffhanger. When was the last time that happened?!? Overall, with one exception, this was one of the best episodes in show history.
Let's get the negative out of the way: you won't find a bigger Sue Sylvester fan on the planet than yours truly, but the entire concept of this character marrying herself was simply... stupid.
It didn't make a lot of sense, it wasn't very funny and it was a waste of Carol Burnett as Sue's mother. I wish the show had come up with a better way to incorporate this great guest star, as opposed to burying her within such a disappointing B plot.Now, on to the good stuff...
I'm not the only writer who has been critical of Glee for delivering stand-alone episodes that were more focused on delivering a message than a storyline that felt organic to the show and the characters we grew to love last year. At times, the students have felt like pawns in installments that served as tributes to major artists or PSAs regarding Topics of the Week.
I gave "Never Been Kissed" a poor review, for example, because I thought it was a contrived attempt to simply tackle the current, tragic issue of bullying.
But "Furt" made me glad to take those words back. It continued the angle of Karofsky harassing Kurt, making this into the first real development of the season that lasted beyond one episode and led to a major consequence: Kurt leaving William McKinley.
This opens up a number of intriguing possibilities, as the group will actually be competing against him at Sectionals, while also making good use of Blaine and ensuring more of Darren Criss next week.
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- It also made perfect sense for Sue to be on Kurt's side throughout the episode (funny nickname of "Porcelain" aside). The fact that her mother talks down to her ("You still might grow into your looks...") and the fact that she grew up with a handicapped - sorry, handi-capable - sister contributed to welcome continuity in the character.
- So, Suinn is official, huh? If Sam gave me the same speech he gave Quinn to open the episode, soon after giving me a glimpse of his flexed biceps, I'd like wear his promise ring, too.
- Sue's online dating profile said her turn-ons are "Tantric yelling and poking the elderly with hidden pins." Amazing.
- I love when the show tweaks the meaning, or subjects, of songs. A great example was when Rachel and her mother sang "Poker Face" to each other. And another went down last night, as Finn directed "Just the Way You Are" at his new step-brother.
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Does anyone else think that glee is turninng into the Kurt show? Yeah the guy is gay but their are other people in the show! His storylines are getting boring and repetertive now, I want to see someone else I never particualy liked Kurt in the first place!
Sue's story was stupid and Finn singing that song to Kurt (but not changing the lyrics) was pretty dumb too (he so could have changed 'girl' to 'Kurt' and it wouldn't sound so moronic and weird). I liked the wedding entrance and it was good to see the blokes and girls sticking up for Kurt (and Burt slamming whatshisface into the wall), I was cheering for the guys in the changing room, but it wasn't a great episode. Not bad, but not great either. I preferred to it to last weeks overrated episode anyway.
The show is too preachy, and this episode was almost unwatchable, in my opinion. The B story was retarded. I, too, am tired of Kurt, who is either haughty or about to cry. Why do they make it so everyone panders to him? They're having a wedding and suddenly it turns into a Kurt lovefest? Who's day is it, exactly? He doesn't contribute that much to the singing, and he's asking to be pushed around if he shows up in lederhosen, gay, bi or straight.
Hey, I get it! The Guy Is Gay. Fine. But he's also a snotty harrassing douchebag who seems to have no care for anyone but himself. Can we move on? How about we learn about some characters who get the backseat all the time? We got a new kid in the group and all we know is that he wants to look like Justin Beiber and have big biceps.
I tried to sit through this ep three times....I had to fastfoward through it. I'm glad I saw the Mike Chaing moment, and am glad to see that facet of Sue Sylvester. A hard nosed administrator. Finn is a wishy washy shmuck to constantly kowtow to the wishes of his gay stepbrother and his "I'm an everyman 'cause I wear a ballcap" dad. Let's hope we can wrap up this "One To Grow On" style writing and get back to the comedy musical this show traded on. I understand that you have to fawn over these shows, reviewer, or you don't get clips and other promotional materials. But stop saying every show was "the best in a while" over and over.
yeah im agreeing a bit with some of the posters below last season we had the love triangle, then the jessie fiasco, there was the kurt/finn storyline, the tina/artie storyline. this year we have had Kurt's dad dying, kurt getting bullied, kurts dad getting married, kurt leaving school. Im liking where it is going but i just wish we could get somewhere with some other characters.
Pull that carrot out SaadGkhan. Honestly.
"At least we all know this about Gays". Homophobia ummm I'd call it ignorance and stupidity actually so don't flatter yourself. If you understand the direction of Glee then you'll understand the spotlight been on Kurt right now makes perfect sense. If you're not happy with it, don't watch it.
To be honest I think this episode is GREAT :D YAY!!! BUT.... lol this should be THE KURT SHOW.. ever since 2nd season.. theres too much Kurt story (I KNOW THEYRE PUSHING FOR GRAMMY NOMINEE, but cmon i think REAL GLEE can get there too, infact more potentials and equal chance for all of them) and this is coming from a fan of Kurt.
I have been waiting for GLEE ever since this season starts. = =" my protest is they don't practice anymore, and the next is already the sectional, and this show should be talking about a teacher who is helping this misfits to get somewhere, i DONT SEE IT. Please bring back GLEE Mr MURPHY!!!
What was up with Sue marrying herself??!!! Didn't even think that was plausible let alone possible. That was just WEIRD. Anyways I'm glad that they've ended that bullying story. Love that Kurt is front and centre but it was dragging too much for me. Now we can move forward with his storyline and hopefully we can start this Rachel/Finn/Santana story that they left open last ep. Great wedding scenes (the REAL one) and excellent song choices as usually. Can't wait for that Michael Jackson tribute ep.
This show is turning into me a Homophobic... using the bullying stint to get rating is a poor attempt... Kurt Kurt Kurt enough of it C'mon ever since the season started its all about Kurt and all other characters follow his story like puppies... I loved the episode and Sue's wedding was Stupid but Her Wedding Dress was Creative and made me Laugh... The wedding was so fast, here we watch good shows where they talk about wedding in one episode and then married after 4 or 6 episodes... but Glee is all about drama and unrealistic in One week they promise and they get married..Weird and Unbelievable. though there Dancing was really good at the wedding... Once Again enough with Kurt and why there are stories whose ending we know already... Kurt will come back, if they love Blaine so much bring him here who cares... Plus bunch of Guys singing and dancing like Ladies and then they say Don't call me a Lady. Give me a Break... they like to be Called Bitch rather than a Bastard! At least this we all know about Gays...
This episode made the story actually develop.
Love Sam and Quinn. Rachel and Finn were cute.
Interested to see what happens with Kurt....
HE HAS TO COME BACK...but then why would Blaine be a series regular.
And assuming only one team wins sectionals, either Kurt and Blaine will be useless, or New Directions will be stuffed.
Either way it doesn't really work to have them all in the storylines each episode.
I think it was a good episode except for the Sue storyline. That was just too weird...especially for a character who doesn't like to be humiliated or ridiculed...she's going to send out tons of wedding invitations saying she's marrying herself??!?!? Not sure where the producers & directors thought this storyline was going to be a hit with the viewing audience..especially considering the talents of Carol Burnett was wasted on it. I did love the fact that the issue of Kurt being bullied was FINALLY addressed. It was addressed in a realistic fashion in that the school board didn't allow the expulsion to stand & I thought it was great that they showed Kurt's parents making the sacrifice to give up their honeymoon to ensure his well being... that was classic. I know there are a lot of Rachel haters out there, but I think Lea Michelle is a mega talent (JMO) & her AND Mercedes need to be featured more. The Finchel storyline is adorable & should continue as is. Yes, it isn't always rosy (like Rachel telling Finn she's disappointed in him)but him defending her to Santana was great...& leaves the door open to what happens when she does find out the truth. I hope their relationship continues because he did lose his virginity when they weren't together...for her to let that be the relationship breaker would be tragic. I know people are saying they want Jesse to come back...but after the whole egg thing he did to Rachel, forget him...HE doesn't deserve any chances. Anyway...great show...with the exception of the Sue storyline... although Sue Sylvester is always entertaining! LOL


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Pro-Hillary super PAC picks up pace, opens doors to D.C.
Ready for Hillary, a super PAC aimed at urging former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to run for president in 2016, has increased the number and scope of fundraisers and informational meetings it is organizing, according to representatives from the group.Read More →
Hillary Clinton on Mandela: 'The loss of a giant among us'
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who first met Nelson Mandela in 1992, said Friday the anti-apartheid icon's death marks "the loss of a giant among us." Clinton made her remarks at an award reception commemorating the late Democratic Rep. Tom Lantos, the only Holocaust survivor to serve in Congress.Read More →
Hillary Clinton on fast track with California blitz
When Secretary of State Hillary Clinton left the State Department earlier this year, she told reporters that she would be "stepping off the very fast track for a little while." That time away, however, appears to be over, as Clinton hits the gas with a two-day, five-event whirlwind trip to California this weekend.Read More →
Hillary Clinton aiming for the glass ceiling
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sought to live up to her "glass ceiling cracker" Twitter profileFriday, announcing a "No Ceilings" project to be run through her family foundation.Read More →
Hillary Clinton a top choice among entrepreneurs for 2016: Inc.
Republicans are supposed to be the party of business. So why, in an exclusive survey of fast-growth CEOs, do 36 percent of these entrepreneurs say they'd support Hillary Clinton for President?Read More →