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A West Jordan trucker remained in critical condition Thursday, the day after he was injured in a fiery collision with another semi-trailer rig in Echo Canyon near the Utah-Wyoming border.
Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Todd Royce said the condition of 44-year-old Roger Davidson, who was flown from the Interstate 80 crash by helicopter to University Hospital in Salt Lake City, was unchanged.
The crash occurred about 5 a.m. Wednesday when one westbound semi rear-ended the other, which had partially pulled over to the side of the road with a mechanical problem.
The accident — at milepost 182, about 15 miles west of the Wyoming state line — resulted in closure of the westbound lanes of the freeway to the state line well into Wednesday night.
It was one semi's load of car batteries and the other big rig's load of several hundred gallons of cleaning chemical, known as "ACID Magic," that fueled an intense blaze that destroyed both rigs and damaged the road's surface.
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Of new alfalfa plantings being seeded this spring, a "fairly high percentage have been put in as Roundup Ready alfalfa," says Dan Putnam, University of California Extension forage specialist.
"The main thing that's affecting all alfalfa plantings is the competition with other crops. A lot of wheat acres had gone in last fall, and there are probably people planting corn because corn prices are very good. There are opportunities for planting cotton in many parts of California. The cotton acreage has risen significantly this year compared to the past year or two because of world demand and price. Economics are the primary factor," he says.
Although alfalfa prices are also high – some hay is going for $320 delivered from the Imperial Valley to Central Valley dairies – annual crops can offer growers a faster return than can alfalfa.
Hay growers are deciding first whether to plant alfalfa at all, then whether to plant Roundup Ready alfalfa or conventional, Putnam says. "The Roundup Ready technology has been attractive to many growers, but we will see more plantings in the fall than this spring."
Alfalfa growers in the Imperial Valley, which exports a lot of hay and seed, are not planting the genetically engineered (GE) crop, he adds. "They're quite concerned about their alfalfa hay and alfalfa seed crops being accepted by foreign buyers. So they want to make sure they can continue to grow non-GE crops as long as that's what the buyers want."
Growers are largely prevented from planting Roundup Ready alfalfa in this region because of the Imperial Valley Use Agreement that sets strict distance limits and other restrictions for planting the crop there. The agreement is enforced through contracts with seed companies, similar to how it was done in 2005-06, Putnam says.

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Friday, November 27th - On the 1st day of shopping, Westfield gave to me, 1 Shopping Spree. Enter to win a $5,000 shopping spree. Free gifts for the 1st 500 shoppers with receipts courtesy of Real Simple. Pick up your free gifts in the Food Court at the Star 105 table.
Also that day - Star 105 Toyathon 6am 6pm in the Food Court. Visit our web-site for holiday hours and Black Friday hours. www.westfield.com/franklinpark
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Sunday, November 29th - On the 3rd day of shopping, Westfield gave to me, 3 Tasty Treats. From 4-7pm on Sylvania Avenue join us for our 2nd Annual Carol Tree Lighting with Make-A-Wish, 13abc and WRQN on Sylvania Avenue. Park and watch the lights move until New Years Eve. The event starts at 4pm with our 1st annual Iron Chef competition with Chef Jenn, Claddagh Irish Pub's Chef & Chef Jeremy, Bravo Cucina Italiano's Chef. Moderated by Williams-Sonoma's own Marty Kokotaylo and judged by 3 local celebrity judges. Ice Carving, food samples and activities from 4-7pm with tree lighting at 6pm live on 13abc.
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VC's T20 Cup: IGNOU Delhi registers facile win
JAMMU, Nov 21: The competitive side of IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) Delhi today clinched a narrow one-wicket win against GB Pant University Uttrakhand in a group-A tie to strengthen their position in the league round of the ongoing All India Vice Chancellor's Twenty20 Cricket Cup at University of Jammu grounds, here.
Sailing on superb innings played by the duo of Darshan, who made 44 runs off 40 balls and Arun Kambli (30 runs off 28 balls, 4x4), IGNOU chased the 125 runs target in 19.4 overs losing nine wickets. From GB Pant, Anil Joshi took three wickets, followed by Bhagat Singh, who bagged two. For his all-round performance, Darshan was adjudged man of the match.
Earlier, batting first after winning the toss, GB Pant Uttrakhand lost all their wickets for 124 runs. Bhagat Singh hit brilliant half century coming off just 33 balls, including nine boundaries. Manjeet Kundpal and Mahesh Joshi contributed 16 and 10 runs respectively. Harish Kumar, Arun Kumar and Darshan took two wickets each from IGNOU Delhi.
Meanwhile, in another match of the day, Mannu Hyderabad defeated HP University Shimla by 15 runs.
Batting first, after winning the toss, Mannu Hyderabad set a target of 163 runs for the loss of seven wickets. Mohammad Yousaf remained top scorer with 51-ball 52 runs including six boundaries while Abdul Hafeez contributed 35-ball 46 runs with the help of five fours and a six. From HP Shimal, Surinder and Mukesh bagged three and two wickets respectively.
In reply, HP University bowled out for 147 runs thereby lost the match by 15 runs. Devinder made highest 59 runs studded with eight boundaries, followed by Pushpinder and Rajesh, who added 27 and 23 runs respectively. Naveed three while Ameer and Isar Mahi took two wickets each from Mannu Hyderabad.
In another league match, played today, PU Chandigarh registered a big seven wickets win over MDS University, courtesy unbeaten 91 runs innings played by Amrinder 91. Amrinder, who adjudged man of the match, faced just 36 balls to make highest score of the competition with the help of 10 boundaries and six hits over the fence.
In a group-B league match played today, Kashmir University (KU) outplayed Pune University by a margin of 23 runs. Batting first, after winning the toss, KU made 162 runs for the loss of eight wickets.
First class cricketer, Samiullah made half century hitting six boundaries while Suhail contributed 37-ball 45 runs. Parvez Parray added nine-ball 22 runs and Tariq 10. From Pune University, Sunil and Santosh took two wickets each.
In reply, Pune University could make 139 runs in 20 overs for six wickets. Nitin Parsad was top scorer with 42 runs while Samir added 30. From KU, Latif bagged three wickets and Samiullah took two. For his all round performance, Samiullah was named man of the match.
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Some children in Newtown, Conn. and your town will have a hard time dealing with what they now know about what happened there.
Getting them over it — even the ones who only saw it on television — may be harder than it might appear.
Psychiatrist Eitan Schwarz, who led the mental-health team that ministered to survivors of the 1988 Laurie Dann shootings in Winnetka, said fear of death can lodge in a different part of the brain than other information.
And it changes the way the brain works.
"I've coined the term 'malignant memories'," the Northwestern University faculty member said. "They're sitting in the reptilian brain, in an area that's not accessible to the cortex."
The basic, almost spinal, reptilian brain may be where the fight-or-flight response is triggered. The reptilian brain doesn't respond to intellectual reasoning, and may be key to post-traumatic stress disorder.
Really scary stuff — combat deaths for a soldier, or even televised tales of school mayhem to a toddler — can "rewire" the brain, Schwarz said.
"It changes the brain, the acute stress reaction," he said. "For most, it passes, but for 20 to 40 percent, that doesn't go away, and they continue to have these symptoms. They suffer, and the people around them suffer."
After the Dann shootings, Schwarz found that a significant percentage of the children at Hubbard Woods School lost interest in activities they normally enjoyed, at least for a while, and became detached from people they used to like being with.
They were jumpy and angry, and had difficulty sleeping and concentrating.
"Children are more vulnerable," he said. "One of the things we learned from the Winnetka shooting: they generalize much more than adults do. It doesn't take much for them to be frightened."
Appealing to a 7-year-old intellectually in such matters is hard, the Skokie-based child psychiatrist said.
An emotional response works better, he said. That's easier for the primitive part of our brains to understand.
Children are "looking to have parents protect them. At this age, the mind structures are plastic. They respond to love, they respond to being cocooned.
"You have to connect with something good, in the brain."
It may be wise to do your hugging earlier than later, according to a paper written by Schwarz and colleagues Janice Kowalski, MD, and Steven Hanus, MD, examining the survivors of the Winnetka incident. They conjectured, through results of other studies, that the difficult memories may be in a holding pattern for a while, before settling in as a harder-to-change physical rewiring of the brain.
Adults at Hubbard Woods School had problems, too. Some were unable to compartmentalize what had happened, to shield themselves from the malignant memories with a "bubble of denial," Schwarz said.
Failing to get rid thoughts of violence from their heads, they had some of the same symptoms as the children, plus others, such as hyper-vigilance.
"We followed up 12 and 18 months later, and found that teachers who displayed (symptoms) were shunned and marginalized," he said.
"It sounds cruel," he said. "But this is how (some other victims) treat people who are affected by this."
Those who don't want to remember may resent being reminded by those who have difficulty forgetting.
Recovery comes best "through love or through other healthy" responses. "If it doesn't work, it can turn into a cancer that eats your life away."
He said he doesn't know about the current emotional conditions of the Hubbard Woods survivors.
Schwarz said he's "not a political person" but President Obama was "absolutely on target" with his response to the deaths Friday of 20 children and six women at the Connecticut School.
"He shed a tear, he put the flag at half staff ... he said, 'I have empathy for you.' He was the big father. It couldn't have been a better reaction."
Like everyone else, Schwarz wonders how anyone can pick children to murder.
He noted that most mass killers of children usually had issues about their own childhood, and no children of their own.
"And kids are very, very, easy targets," he said. "The shooter, the killer, is he projecting stuff onto these kids (that reflects) his own vulnerability, his own self-loathing?"
Mass killers of children are "usually in their younger teens and 20s, and have not developed the capacity to be sympathetic to children. They're not parents; their development has not been able to go that far.
"We are naturally social beings. We need other people. Something went wrong in their development."
They're not necessarily mentally ill, and are different, he said, from most who are.
"Most people who have psychiatric disorders are gentle, kind people," he said. "They are usually good people who are in pain."
He said a key to those who kill in this way goes beyond "what is present, to what is missing.
"What is missing is faith, love, gratitude. They lost or never had the capacity that gives value to human beings."


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Prairie marmots going in and out of their burrows. Otters jumping in and out of water to music. A lioness munches on a straw shopping bag then two lion cubs play, biting each other and generally pawing each other. Sea lions swim in their pool, their movements are edited to music. A honey bear digs a hole very close to the bars of its enclosure.
Penguins walking and swimming, getting in and out of their pool. C/Us of a large penguin walking. Polar bears play with a ball in their pool. A wolf cub tries to dig under his fence. Voice over suggests he is doing it to get into the seal's enclosure because he has no-one to play with Various shots of young seal climbing out of pool. C/U of the wolf rolling on the ground.
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Armand Lobato, The Produce AisleIt was getting late on Friday night when a weary Russ T. Blade sat on the hutch above my desk, dangled his legs over the shelf and fired up a smoke.
Russ T., as Produce Aisle readers know, is my miniature, imaginary produce manager pal who appears to me now and again with ideas and suggestions.
Me: Kinda late for you, Russ T. Isn't your shift over by now?
Russ T.: Not on Friday, man. Not now that we're into mid-summer. Friday is my late night.
Me: I gotcha. Produce managers are sometimes directed to work one night a week. Keeps the clerks on their toes, right?
Russ T.: Well, that's part of it. Some managers pick an easy night to satisfy that requirement, like a Monday or Tuesday. But, Friday is the best night for a produce manager to work.
Me: Is this one of those, it's-good-to-get-out-of-your-comfort-zone messages?
Russ T.: Partly. I'll get to that in a minute. I work late on Fridays until about nine or 10 p.m. That gives me a chance when I arrive to look over the weekend order that my assistant, Simka Rosa, wrote earlier in the day. This gives her experience in writing the tough order and I can still, uh, call the distribution center with any adjustments.
Me: So it's about Simka getting out of her comfort zone?
Russ T.: That, and more. By working Friday night, I can crack the whip, you know? I work elbow to elbow with the clerks I normally don't spend much time with. A good opportunity to squeeze in a little training. I also spring for supper on the run; burgers, which makes them happy.
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Russ T.: OK, so you guessed my ulterior motive. You know how produce managers walk out the door every night, delegating tasks? When I'm playing the role of one of the closers, the delegation has a much sharper edge. We get an awful lot done on Friday night, which puts us in great shape for Saturday, and the entire weekend.
Me: So you're dialed in, in several ways. That's great. But giving up your Friday night? I bet that also earns a little respect from the crew, showing them you aren't afraid to tackle one of the busiest nights of the week.
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In a regular old banquet room, in a regular old Hilton in a suburb of Akron, you'll find the Fellowship of the Ring, the hidden room in the back where Frodo stole off to blow lines with Gandalf.
Here, powerful people from powerful companies have gathered like gabardine moths to the halogen glow of LeBron James. There is Nike and Lynn Merritt, the unofficial head coach of the LeBron brand, the cool teacher for the in-crowd. There is Coca-Cola. There is State Farm, Upper Deck, MSN, Cub Cadet, the Akron-based lawn-mower company with the motor of gold. There is WePlay, sometimes called the Facebook of youth sports. If you believe the hype, it will be big, huge maybe, and LeBron (along with Derek Jeter and Peyton Manning) already owns a share.
Pockets of power are convened around tables with Evian and cheap candies, and front and center is the inner circle again: LeBron James, in a red-and-white striped rugby and jeans, flanked by Maverick and loyal Randy Mims. (Richard Paul is gone, looking after Mayo, presumably helping him ink his four-year deal with Nike.) Maverick gets up, stands before the room in a navy knit school tie, jeans, and a Louis Vuitton belt. It's the outfit for the Best Friend/CEO, the head of the New Business Phenomenon.
During his PowerPoint presentation, Maverick summarizes the LeBron Past to reinforce that everybody in this room should be proud to be partners in the LeBron Present. The awards flit by: Two-time NBA All-Star MVP, four-time NBA All-Star, three-time All-NBA, ten-time Eastern Conference Player of the Week. November 2007 Teen Choice Award nominee for Male Athlete. Ranked sixteenth on Forbes's 100 Most Powerful Celebrities. Ranked second on The Wall Street Journal's World's Greatest Athletes. Nominated for three ESPYs in 2007. Hosted the same ESPYs with "his good friend Jimmy Kimmel, LeBron was the second athlete to ever host them." Hosted the thirty-third season premiere of SNL. Cover of December 2007 Fortune . . .
Maverick pauses. "A few years ago, I wouldn't even know what Fortune was; all of a sudden, my twenty-two-year-old best friend is one of the twenty-five most powerful people in business."
Cover of April 2008 Vogue . . .
Another pause: "Now, I've had many conversations with many of you in this room about the Vogue cover . . . "
The King Kong comparison, the disparagement of the African male. This is LeBron fucking James. He blogged about how he felt, says Maverick, he didn't really see a resemblance, he got over it.
Next, because the past is as old as Michael Jordan, Maverick outlines the LeBron Future.
To fully inhabit the future, LRMR is occupying every media medium and fanning out its breadth like a many-necked cobra. In each medium, they are partnering with someone who is tried-and-true. They are developing a sitcom with ABC based on LeBron; they are in talks with H. G. "Buzz" Bissinger about writing a book. (Maverick says, "You know him, he did Friday Night Lights.") They are releasing a documentary called, More Than a Game. Maverick's very excited about this one. He says, "It's true, it's real life, it's three hundred hours of footage -- the director was embedded in LeBron's high school world. If you got the best writer in Hollywood, you couldn't write a better script."
Maverick says, "This is a franchise we're building here."
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And the partners -- they love it. This is why they came to Akron. This is why they kneel. "We all need to play our cards right, but yes, he will be bigger than anything," says Upper Deck vice-president Adam Sullins. "Michael got his own brand within Nike, which was huge. But if you just look at the way the media world is progressing, the reach that the Internet provides alone is so much bigger than anything that has ever existed in the past. If you have a guy who's as comfortable in front of the camera as LeBron, combined with the global reach of media today, yeah, you're gonna see somewhat of a perfect storm, something that's never been seen before and will be unparalleled."
When LeBron will smile, each pretty white tooth will endorse a different soft drink. Twenty-five thousand for a canine, and up to fifty for a central incisor.
The world's first billionaire athlete. The road to world domination officially begins this year, after the Olympics, with China. "Because of sheer population alone," says Sullins, "if you're popular in China, you could be unpopular everywhere else, and you're still gonna be huge."
LeBron is learning Mandarin.
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Charlie grew up in the mountains of Colorado and moved to Boise in 2005. He received a bachelor's degree in environmental geology from Whitman College. As executive director he enjoys working with chapter members, volunteers and the development community to advance energy efficiency, health, and sustainability in Idaho. He has a broad range of experience working for small companies and nonprofits in online marketing and sales, small business development, community engagement, and finance and fundraising. He has a great love of the outdoors where he spends as much time as possible hiking, biking, boating, skiing and fishing in Idaho's wild lands.
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Sidney waters boast Vancouver Island's highest concentration of Orca (killer whale) sightings.
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The southern resident community of Orcas – three pods in Sidney's waters – spends most of its year in the Salish Sea and Puget Sound. But that's not all: Sightings of humpback, grey and minke whales are common, too.
Some lucky watchers sight transient whales, the carnivorous whales that travel in pods of up to five. Also known as "silent predators," they like nothing better than a lunch of seal.
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Each of the three resident pods contains 20 to 60 whales. "Spyhopping" is when whales remain vertical in the sea, maybe just taking a gander at enthralled humans. The whale watchers' grail is the breach, when the mammals jump clear out of the water and make a spectacular splash as they come down. Photographers with zoom lenses go for the supreme moment.
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These words are like scars against my unfaithful heart
Every mark of the script another stitch
That holds the withering seems from opening
And letting my wounds open and bleed
Like the cuts and gashes we give
To the paper with the killing dagger, the pen
Whose blade will rip and tear
The empty white of the page
Pages that bleed the black horrible blood, the ink
And whose bleeding will form the words that haunt us
Will create in script the worlds that inhabit our soiled minds
And will transcribe our pain, misery, happiness, and joy
To the blackened minds of other scribes
So they may take in and relish in blood
The bleeding ink
I like the idea of your poem, and your sentences are well composed, but as an advice, i think you should try to soft it a bit, it would just look less morbid and more like a splendid artistic piece .
>> Am I Souless or only Blinded by Darkness? <<
Yeah i know.. my friends and teachers tell me that all the time.. i just have some wierd morbid vibe.. i dont know what it is but like every poem i write usually has that really dark tone.. :(
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I received training from the legal aid office along with dozens of other volunteers; we were screened and interviewed and, like so many GALs, received no compensation for any of our out-of-pocket expenses. It is my understanding that while some GALs were paid, many opted to work pro bono over paying bar association dues (they had a choice). I did my "legwork" at lunch or after work or on weekends; sometimes it was frustrating, because some Social Services caseworkers felt threatened by a GAL investigator who requested copies of interviews with an abused, neglected, hospitalized, abandoned or delinquent child. Other caseworkers knew that, unlike them, we were not influenced by budgetary pressures or public-image concerns, etc., and we could therefore help that child. Parents were wary until they learned that we were not paid workers. Children, already traumatized by abuse, neglect, the system or whatever, were distrustful and skittish of our motives until they found that they had rights and confidentiality.
My experiences with the children (and I represented dozens) were wonderful and painful and exhausting and time-consuming, and given the opportunity, I would do it again. My life's experiences prepared me for my investigations/interviews. My background at one time was not much different from that of the children or, later, their parents. My own children had a rough time early on; yet with direction, assistance and, most important, encouragement, I broke the pattern and am now able to give back.
Like the spotlighted attorney in your article, Allen Alderman, I have also had my losses/failures, but not to death, and not because I wasn't there. If Mr. Alderman thinks that two deaths (or so) in a ten-year period is an acceptable risk, then he is obviously not working in the best interests of the child. A child's best interests, last I checked, did not include lack of life.
Please continue to do stories on this vastly ignored commodity and wealth--the children. Maybe if enough kids read the stories, they'll learn to defend themselves from those who are there to protect them.
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As a public-health pediatrician, I am compelled to comment on your recent cover stories. Having trained in Philadelphia and worked in other cities larger than Denver, I have always followed the investigative stories that a paper such as Westword pursues. The inherent dangers in the recent child-related articles are the extreme responses they might incite and the fact that fundamental issues may be ignored. Sweeping, broad generalizations are counterproductive.
Not all GALs perform their duties with monetary motivation. Not all pedophiles escape prison, rehabilitation and retribution. Not all county social workers are middle-aged, uncaring, overworked women with bad backs from carrying heavy charts and caseloads. Not all therapists or evaluators use controversial therapy or methodology. Not all children languish in temporary-shelter care while their parents drag their addiction-ridden bodies to civil court to argue with judges.
Child abuse happens. Children are hurt physically, sexually, emotionally and fatally every single day. Laws protecting these children, as well as adults, need periodic review and revision. There are wonderful people in all areas of child welfare in Denver who work harder than anyone I have known in other cities. As in any field, professionals whose work involves the diagnosis, evaluation, treatment or civil protection of such children need to maintain objectivity, credibility and accountability for their work.
Finally, there is no "industry" of such professionals who profit from the misery of the painful events of child abuse and neglect. Hysteria, paranoia and labels do not fix a faltering child-welfare system or benefit the children or families who are in trouble; they can only wound the integrity and determination of dedicated people who, contrary to what the public may now believe, work to protect children.
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What's in a Name?
I found Michelle Dally Johnston's article on the Kempe Center ("Do You See What I See?" August 2) interesting and appalling. The fact that James Plunkett would allow his name and his children's names to be printed shows he doesn't feel his children have been put through enough hell. I question what kind of parent he really is and what kind of reporter would allow this.


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(Concise Encyclopedia)Island (pop., 2002 est.: 57,458) and county, southeastern Sweden. Located in the Baltic Sea, it covers 1,212 sq mi (3,140 sq km). A trading centre since the Bronze Age, Gotland became part of Sweden in the 9th century. By the 12th century Gotland's traders dominated the routes between Russia and western Europe. German merchants, who settled in the major town and current county capital, Visby, brought Gotland into the Hanseatic League. It was at the height of its prosperity when it was taken by the Danish in 1361. It was finally returned to Sweden in 1645 and was fortified in the late 19th century. The island's economy centres on agriculture, fishing, and tourism.
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I certainly enjoy this ice cream that I am eating!
Just kidding. I don't actually have any ice cream. I was lying to you. That's how we roll around here at the John Larroquette Project.
This blog serves as a handy vehicle to spread my fountain of lies. Whether I'm lying about my love of cereal or cat-ownership, most of the stuff you read here is not even close to true. I'm like Michael Corleone from the Godfather, only less cunning and more obsessed with animal hoarding. (I guess in this way I'm more like Fredo Corleone).
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Redfish's main recruiting in May involved Quality Assurance, Systems and other Software Engineers, as well as Delivery Managers. The main tech sectors where we were busiest include Cloud/Grid Computing, Performance Management Software, Network Intelligence, and 3D Mapping Software.
Tech sectors are steaming along, and the competition to hire talent is on-going. There is also a shortage of qualified talent in sectors like health care, biotech and cleantech.
The wider economy appears to be gathering steam as well. Indications of the recovery include the U.S. economy growth at a 2.4%, brisk vehicle sales, and very important real estate gains. The jobs report Friday showed that payrolls rose 175,000 last month after a revised 149,000 increase in April that was smaller than first estimated (private payrolls rose 178,000 after gaining 157,000 in April); the unemployment rate rose to 7.6 percent from 7.5 percent. (more…)


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Twenty-five years after the largest antinuclear demonstration ever, the movement has dwindled. But the threat of mass destruction grows greater.
Tehran's religious fanatics move closer to wreaking nuclear havoc, and what can Bush do about it? Nothing.
A forgetful world was reminded this week that Kim Jong Il now holds in
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Instead of pursuing real diplomacy with North Korea, the Bush Administration chose a my-way-or-the-highway approach. Rather than face up to the mess they made, it's easier to blame Bill Clinton.
As the world reacts to news of North Korea's underground nuclear test, a crucial anniversary is observed: Twenty years ago at the Reykjavik Summit, Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev outlined a vision for a non-nuclear world. What went wrong? In this Nation forum, four experts from the nonproliferation movement discuss how to put disarmament back on the world's agenda.
Twenty years after the Chernobyl disaster, an area twice the size of Rhode Island is uninhabitable, yet a power-hungry world thirsts for nuclear energy.
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The DBA is in Management and specifically encompasses the organization sciences which include organizational behavior, human resource management, strategic management, and organizational theory. Students take 12 courses in the following areas:
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The successful career of Jack Johnson, the first ever black world heavyweight boxing champion during the 1900s, revealed and challenged the deeply rooted and overwhelming racism of the time.
The Cinderella Man, James J. Braddock, who won the world heavyweight championship in 1935, arguably became the ultimate underdog in boxing when he gave hope to millions of struggling Americans, like himself, to make ends meet during the Great Depression. Also in the 30s the Max Schmeling versus Joe Louis bouts, which many felt represented the Nazi Germany versus the so-called "Free World" battles of the time.
The contradictory nature of boxing demonstrates the savage, the sometimes merciful, the deplorable and the gracious elements of humanity. Boxing has a beautiful combination of grace and brutality, art and fury, malice and compassion in a fair and consented duel between two equals.
But the recent conduct of some of the world's most prominent boxing combatants has shed a vulgar and jaded light on the sport: popular boxing heavyweight boxer Floyd Mayweather soon to begin serving a prison sentence for domestic violence.
Former Olympic silver medalist, IBF and WBA light-welterweight world champion Amir Khan was scheduled for a rematch against Lamont Peterson, who stripped Kahn of his titles under endlessly controversial scenes in Washington earlier in the year. However, Peterson was recently found guilty of doping on a banned steroid-related substance prior to that fateful fight. He has since been stripped of his titles and license. Talking to The Independent, Amir gave his thoughts: "… My head was all over the place, I really, really wanted to win my titles back and have the fight. But the truth's come out now and it just proves that Lamont Peterson was a cheat really."
Throwing more mud in the face of boxing is the infantile but smouldering rivalry between British heavyweights David Haye and Dereck Chisora. Each had lost their last fights against one of the Tsars of heavyweight boxing: Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko. After a scuffle at a press conference, the two are likely to fight, this being against the authority of the British Boxing Board of Control. The fight is scheduled to take place on July 12.
Amongst all the anarchy, there are a few fighters doing their jobs properly. Mayweather remains undefeated as he won a close but unanimous decision over Miguel Cotto on May 5.
Another highly anticipated fight isto take place between the undefeated WBO light-welterweight Champion Timothy Bradley, against the legendary WBO welterweight Champion, Manny Pacquiao on June 9. Let's hope for an explosive uncontroversial fight.
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Cortez police officer Ryan Carter was arrested Friday on sex charges involving a minor. He remains in jail on a $100,000 bond.
In a 110-word statement, Cortez Patrol Lt. Andy Brock said Ryan was arrested on charges of sexual contact on a minor by a person in a position of trust, a class 3 felony, about 9 p.m. on Friday, July 11.
According to Brock, the Montezuma County Sheriffs Office conducted a cursory interview on July 10, and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was called to assist.
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Wow.... Let me be the first to congrat.. now go rest those sore fingers. Oh yeah, Ice will help with the swelling. How many codes did it take?
Oh Yeah!!!!!
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Wow.... Let me be the first to congrat.. now go rest those sore fingers. Oh yeah, Ice will help with the swelling. How many codes did it take?
We are the Knights that say...."Ni"
The Weather is here, Wish you were Beautiful...
If you think about a thought you thought the thought you thought began with somebody elses thinking so if ones thought starts from anothers thought is there such thing as an original thought?
Way to go bff! You deserve it!!
as if I would expect anything less!!!
Woot Woot
Way to go!!!
Loves First Kiss!
"You'll always remember this as the day you almost caught Captain Joanne Sparrow!" Way to go!
VMK Name: DfreakaceCurrent Project: Going to lead a Mini -MM- Build
That's Me!
Originally Posted by Howze
Thanks!!! It was in my husband's account - and we did not even know we had it - I was going into his account to start today's quest -and much to my surprise - there it was!!!A nice surprise
It took about 1500 codes
and I still have some to enter.... Will there be a second???
Wow 1464 codes more than me!
yay... If your happy and you know it show it off *Clap* *Clap* If yer happy and Ye Knows it Take Elizibeth Swann as a prisinor and go on a ship called the interceptor and go after the black pearl which was taken over by your former crew mate Captain Barbossa and break the curse infecting the pirates of the Black Pearl and get saved by Will Turner from being hanged then fall of the side of a cliff and land in the black Pearl with yer new crew and sail away and be stalked by Davey Jones for yer soul...
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You need to get off the pirates game, it's making you go nutsOriginally Posted by NewKidaye
VMK Name: DfreakaceCurrent Project: Going to lead a Mini -MM- Build
That's Me!
LOL - That's funny
I believe
I believe in believing - until my very last minute of truth , I don't give up . even when it will be hard to see it through
I will go on
I will go on , no matter what , still dedicated all the way through
I'll live my dreams the same way I do my life , by taking one step at a time
Let me congratulate you again, because that suit has skyrocketed in value and rarity. The pirate site is no longer giving multiple codes. One play= One code. I've already entered hundreds of codes, and you even stated 1500 plus for one costume. I will not play that game 1500 times. What is vmk doing? it was gonna be hard enough to get the suit anyways, and now it's verging on impossible. Well It's saturday so I might as well quit entering codes and go buy a lottery ticket (better odds). I'm very disappointed in vmk right now.
We are the Knights that say...."Ni"
The Weather is here, Wish you were Beautiful...
Maybe, but it may be a blessing in disguise, remember peeps got the codes INCREASINGLY now not as many will be playing the game out of frustration. See ya all as 2:00 AM
Edit note: pay no attention to this message that was stupid of me to think of that and I refuse to play the scurvey injected pirates game until they drop more codes.
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Ovechkin's Time on Ice Under Fire
May 1, 2012 in Playoffs
Washington Capitals Coach Dale Hunter is under the microscope for the fact that Alex Ovechkin only spent 13:36 on ice in yesterday's game two win against the New York Rangers. It was the lowest total of this postseason for the Caps' captain — by about two minutes. (Ironically, the Caps won that game too.)
To his credit, Ovechkin said the right things last night in the Caps' locker room.
"It's most important thing right now guys just win the series and win the game," Ovechkin said. "If you gonna talk about my game time and all that kind of stuff, it's not a season — it's the playoffs. How I said before, you have to suck it up and play for team."
Hunter chimed in with his usual terseness.
"He wants to win. He'll do whatever needs be. Tonight, not too many guys could have scored that goal from way out there," Hunter said. "He hit the post tonight once too. He's got a great wrist shot. Every time on the ice he is dangerous. He doesn't need to have too much ice to score goals."
But here's the secret underlay: Ovechkin is third among Caps forward in time on ice this playoff year (19:08), behind Nick Backstrom (20:47) and Brooks Laich (19:50) — both of whom play on the penalty kill. While Ovie's TOI has been extremely uneven, his average isn't too far below his regular-season number (19:48).
The problem here is that, during the playoffs, a team's stars are supposed to play more — not less. Before tonight's game, the top-10 TOI leaders among forwards read like a who's who of NHL stars: Ilya Kovalchuk (25:09), Ryan Callahan (23:12), Henrik Zetterberg (23:05), Zach Parise (22:19), Jonathan Toews (22:17), Evgeni Malkin (22:15), Claude Giroux (22:07), Ryan Kesler (22:03), Patrick Kane (21:58), and Travis Zajac (21:53). Ovechkin's total puts him 51st on that list.
Where it matters most — scoring goals — Giroux leads the league with seven, Zajac has four, Malkin and Kovalchuk have three — as does Ovechkin. But, if you watch the Caps as a team, they're averaging 2.22 goals per game — ninth in the league. Among teams still alive in the playoffs, only the New York Rangers, who happen to be playing the Caps, have averaged fewer goals per game. Could more playing time help Ovechkin increase that total?
Hunter's madness is paying dividends in the sense that the Caps are 5-4 overall in the playoffs and this was the first time since 1994 that the Caps defeated a higher seed in the playoffs. But it makes you wonder if the Caps could have made it a bit easier on themselves if they had Ovechkin on the ice more. Last night, after they went up 2-0, maybe Ovechkin's presence would have helped the Caps pad the lead (which probably would have buried the Rangers) instead of sitting back a bit and letting New York back in the game.
At first, some questioned Ovechkin's commitment to Hunter's game plan. That is no longer an issue. So Hunter must give a little to Ovechkin — just as the Great Eight did for the coach — and put him on the ice more.
It's hard to question the fact that Hunter has been pushing the right buttons so far — but it's equally difficult to wonder if more wins will follow if Ovechkin isn't given more opportunities. The Caps sometimes play better on the road because there's less pressure and distractions. If, during the upcoming two home games, the team could focus more on the game plan — while getting more help from their captain — it seems likely that the series momentum will be firmly in their corner.


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Gordon Leads HMS in Rockingham Qualifying
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ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (Nov. 1, 2002)—Jeff Gordon led all four Hendrick Motorsports teams in Friday's NASCAR Winston Cup Series qualifying session at North Carolina Speedway, posting the 18th-best time on the race track.
The four-time Winston Cup champion was followed by Joe Nemechek, driver of the No. 25 UAW-Delphi Chevrolet, in 21st, Jimmie Johnson in 31st and Terry Labonte 38th in the No. 5 Kellogg's Monte Carlo. Ryan Newman earned the pole position for Sunday's Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400 with a fast lap of 23.494 seconds and 155.835 mph.
Driving the No. 24 DuPont Chevy, Gordon was also the quickest of his teammates in pre-qualifying practice at the Rockingham, N.C., track, finishing the session in second overall, .123 seconds behind Newman's fast lap of 23.744 seconds. Johnson was 15th in the No. 48 Lowe's Monte Carlo, followed Nemechek in 20th and Labonte in 43rd.
Sunday's Pop Secret Microwave 400 is scheduled for a 1 p.m. ET green flag from North Carolina Speedway in Rockingham, N.C.
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Berlin, Germany (probably 1945).
Various shots of couples dancing in a nightclub. Some of the men are in uniform (seems to be all nationalities); the women are in civvies. Could be end of fraternisation ban. Waiters walk by with trays of drinks.
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Vaulting on Horseback - POSTPONED due to extreme heat.
The riders and horses from Miracle Ranch in Milford will visit and bring Leon, a beautiful white horse, and the riding team of girls from 5 to 20. Equestrian Vaulting is the art of combining gymnastics and dance while standing on the back of a moving horse. It is quite an amazing sight to see. Join us on Wednesday, July 17 at 12 noon behind the library for this unique demonstration. Be prepared to be dazzled.