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Fantasy Sports Genie wrote:re: not being able to purchaseSo the most common cause of this that I know is if something is funny with your account/wallet. Likely candidates are that the credit card you have on record with wallet has expired, or if you somehow have no birthdate associated with your account. Take a quick look - if it is neither of those, PM me your Yahoo ID (NOT your password), and I'll try to get someone in customer care to take a look. I prefer it when the customers can give us money...
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RedBullVodka wrote:I couldn't run the live draft applet correctly because of my work's restrictions. Do you know if stattracker will work properly (ie update). I've bought it in previous years and tried the other day but couldn't because of the problem you outlined earlier in all probability, but now I'm concerned it won't work even if I do? (It worked OK in previous years, but then again so did live draft!).Would I get money back if it didn't work OK?
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Women's World Cup. Elite Fund-Raisers Help Presidential Candidates Rake in Millions. Today, President Barack Obama's re-election campaign released the names of 244 bundlers, which the campaign dubbed "volunteer fund-raisers," who collected at least $50,000 each on behalf of the president's re-election. Together, these individuals steered at least $34.95 million into the coffers of Obama's campaign and the Democratic National Committee, according to a Center for Responsive Politics tally. That represents about 40 percent of the $86 million haul the Obama campaign manager Jim Messina announced earlier this week for money coming into Obama's re-election campaign and the joint fund-raising committee set up to benefit both Obama and the DNC.
The only identifying information disclosed for the bundlers was their city and state of residence, as well as the amount each of them raised. A Tale Of Two Countries: The Growing Divide Between Silicon Valley And Unemployed America. Editor's note: Guest contributor Jon Bischke is a founder of RG Labs and an advisor to Altius Education, Fatminds and Udemy. You can follow him @jonbischke. It was the best of times.
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Koch industries orchestrating anti-union 'Tea Party' protests in Wisconsin. A counter-protest by those supposed populist teahadists is on its way to Wisconsin this weekend.
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Michigan State Falls to Minnesota 3-2
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Patton & Pete share a bed and their late night musings about the X-Men, romantic comedies, and aliens.
We all die someday, so play along and laugh it up. (From March 4, 2014)
Scott Hutchison of Frightened Rabbit plays one of Pete's favorite songs.
Professor X tries to seduce Jean Grey telepathically. Feat. Deanna Russo
Karl blows everyone's mind by relocating Pete's card into a fruit.
Pete says it's easier to get dumped than to be the breaker-upper.
Jerry Garcia's daughter wasn't a Deadhead because her dad and the band looked more like roadies than rockstars.
True story of the time Trixie Garcia brought her friend Tupac Shakur over to meet her dad.
Zach's on the mic and no flag is safe from his lyrical barbs.
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Pete and Zach share some highlights from their ongoing online rap beef. #FTRB
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Lurking with PGP
There's a pretty good chance that after using PGP to quietly verify signatures for a few years, you will at some point want to use it for its original purpose—privacy. Perhaps you want to send a password to someone. Maybe you simply want to send your credit card over the Internet. You don't have to be a hero of the information underground to want to keep your mail private; there are many prosaic reasons as well. If you are already used to using PGP to verify signatures, you will not find it difficult to learn how to use PGP to encrypt your email. Just read the manual carefully so that your communications are truly secure.
Installing PGP is a bit of a mess, partially because there is a patent that is honored in the US and Canada on the public key algorithm used, and partially because of the US's insane ITAR regulations. If this were an editorial, I'd have a lot to say about how incredibly stupid the US government is acting in this case, but this isn't an editorial, so I won't say a word on the subject...
If you have Red Hat Commercial Linux, life is easy. You can install PGP from an RPM available via anonymous ftp from ftp.hacktic.nl in the /pub/replay/pub/redhat/ directory. For those outside the US, you can use either the US version or the international version; for those in the US, you can only legally use the US version because of patent law. As of this writing, the current version number of both versions is 2.6.3, and you just have to choose between pgp-2.6.3i-1.i386.rpm (the international version) and pgp-2.6.3usa-2.i386.rpm (the US version). There are also README files in that directory that explain the situation more fully. You also get one more benefit: since version 3.0.3 was released, all official RPM's created by Red Hat are PGP-signed so that you know you have the official version. Installing PGP will allow that feature to work.
Life is also easy if you use Debian. There are .deb files available for both the international and US versions available in the non-free directory of selected archive sites. If you live outside the US, please download your copy from a Debian archive outside of the US to avoid causing Debian legal trouble. You can get a list of archive sites by connecting to ftp.debian.org with ftp. As of this writing, the file you want is pgp-i-2.6.2i-5.deb (the international version) or pgp-us-2.6.2i-5.deb (the US version). A new version using the ELF binary file format will probably be available with the ELF-based Debian 1.1 when it is released.
With other distributions, you will probably have to build PGP from source. You can get the source via ftp from net-dist.mit.edu in the /pub/PGP/ directory. However, MIT makes you jump through several hoops to make sure that you are really a US resident to protect themselves from over-eager US law enforcement officials. Instructions for building PGP are included, and I wish you good luck.
Warning: Within the US, you can use the free version of PGP only for non-commercial purposes. For commercial purposes, you are required to buy a copy of ViaCrypt's PGP. You can reach ViaCrypt at firstname.lastname@example.com or (800)536-2664, or you can buy the product from the company that originally ported ViaCrypt's PGP to Linux, SSC (LJ's publisher).
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With August fast approaching, let's take a look at the annual tradition known as Hot Rod Week! Four jam-packed days of hot rodding fun will feature shop visits, lunch stops and kickin' tires with rodders from around the globe! No registration is required and there is no fee. Just show up at the Pleasanton Hilton at 8am each morning, get a map and head off to join the Hot Rod Week Fun! All tours leave the back parking lot of the Hilton at 8:30am sharp!
Monday 8/23 – North Bay Area
Hot Rod Week 2010 starts off with a bang, heading to three of the North Bay area's most treasured stops. We'll start the day in historic Santa Rosa with visits to Fred Stoke's Old Gas Station & Oil Can Collection and Vern Tardell's "Flathead Ranch." Opening Day will conclude at Steve & Glenda Castelli's auto and memorabilia collection in scenic Healdsburg. It doesn't get much better than this folks!
Tuesday 8/24 – Sacramento Valley
Day two will head east to visit California's Capitol City, long a hot bed for hot rodding, with stops at John White's "Rams Head Auto Collection" –which features some of the rarest and most pristine Chrysler, Plymouth and Dodge automobiles you'll ever see, So-Cal Speed Shop and the day's final stop – the Taj Mahal for traditional hot rodders – Sacramento Vintage Ford!
Wednesday 8/25 – South BayArea
The Hot Rod Week tour moves to the Silicon Valley for day three with the first stop of the day at Larry Carter's Car Collection featuring an eclectic blend of American and foreign autos. From there we'll head deep into the Santa Cruz Mountains for a scenic drive and a stop at Canepa Design (home to some of the world's most exotic race and sports cars) then back over the hill to San Jose for the day's final stop at historic Goodie's Speed Shop – former home to Lew Arrington's Brutus Funny Car as well as the legendary "Jungle Jim" Liberman car.
Thursday 8/26 – North Bay and Wine Country
Wrap up Hot Rod Week 2010 with a visit to Al Engel's car collection in Richmond featuring a wide array of classic cars and some great memorabilia. Then it's up to the beautiful Sonoma Valley to the B.R. Cohn Winery for a visit to the exclusive wine property (which holds weekly classic car shows) and a look at proprietor Bruce Cohn's private vehicle collection. The final stop for Hot Rod Week 2010 will be at Robbie Azevedo's Pacific Coast Customs in American Canyon for a look at what this hard charging young customizer and his team are working on!


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P1 P2 E2 197. Happy indeed we live, friendly amidst the hostile. Amidst hostile men we dwell free from hatred.
P1 P2 E2 198. Happy indeed we live, friendly amidst the afflicted (by craving). Amidst afflicted men we dwell free from affliction.
P1 P2 E2 199. Happy indeed we live, free from avarice amidst the avaricious. Amidst the avaricious men we dwell free from avarice.
P1 P2 E2 200. Happy indeed we live, we who possess nothing. Feeders on joy we shall be, like the Radiant Gods.
P1 P2 E2 201. Victory begets enmity; the defeated dwell in pain. Happily the peaceful live, discarding both victory and defeat.
P1 P2 E2 202. There is no fire like lust and no crime like hatred. There is no ill like the aggregates (of existence) and no bliss higher than the peace (of Nibbana). 1
P1 P2 E2 203. Hunger is the worst disease, conditioned things the worst suffering. Knowing this as it really is, the wise realize Nibbana, the highest bliss.
P1 P2 E2 204. Health is the most precious gain and contentment the greatest wealth. A trustworthy person is the best kinsman, Nibbana the highest bliss.
P1 P2 E2 205. Having savored the taste of solitude and peace (of Nibbana), pain-free and stainless he becomes, drinking deep the taste of the bliss of the Truth.
P1 P2 E2 206. Good is it to see the Noble Ones; to live with them is ever blissful. One will always be happy by not encountering fools.
P1 P2 E2 207. Indeed, he who moves in the company of fools grieves for longing. Association with fools is ever painful, like partnership with an enemy. But association with the wise is happy, like meeting one's own kinsmen.
P1 P2 E2 208. Therefore, follow the Noble One, who is steadfast, wise, learned, dutiful and devout. One should follow only such a man, who is truly good and discerning, even as the moon follows the path of the stars.
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Birmingham have had a £6m bid for Robbie Keane accepted by Tottenham, according to the Press Association.City will pay Spurs an initial £4m for the 30-year-old Republic of Ireland striker with an extra £2m coming via various add-ons in the deal. Keane has found his chances limited at White Hart Lane this season, making 11 of his 13 appearances as a substitute. He re-signed for Tottenham in February 2009, just six months after leaving the north London club for Liverpool. More to follow..... read more
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Youth Program Quality Initiative
School's Out Washington believes that quality doesn't occur by accident. Some people may have a natural talent for connecting with youth or organizing fun activities, but ensuring that school-age children and youth are getting the best possible experience from a program takes intentionality.
Much research has been done in recent years to identify the program components that correlate to better outcomes for kids in one aspect or another. The focus of this research may be anything from academic outcomes to social/emotional health to increased attendance rates to generally positive experience. Some program components, like staff-youth relationships, appear as key items across several quality studies.
Youth Program Quality Initiative
School's Out Washington is very excited to be leading the Youth Program Quality Initiative (YPQI), in partnership with the Raikes Foundation, whose mission is to provide opportunities and support during adolescence to help young people become healthy, contributing adults. As literature from the Raikes Foundation states, "the Youth Program Quality Initiative will support programs by providing funding and the opportunity to engage staff in an intensive professional development process that reflects best practices in the field of youth development.
Quality Standards
School's Out Washington has created the Washington State Quality Standards for Afterschool & Youth Development Programs to support Washington State programs in achieving positive youth outcomes by providing staff with guidelines for what quality looks like in a program setting.
Download the Quality Standards (pdf).
Who is using PQI?
School's Out Washington is currently supporting the Raikes Foundation Youth Program Quality Initiative which focuses on organizations providing out-of-school time programs in King, Pierce and Spokane Counties. While it is important that youth have access to positive developmental opportunities in all settings, research shows that youth engaged in high quality programs during out-of-school hours gain social, emotional, and intellectual benefits.
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As described by the Weikart Center, their "youth development approach is based in positive youth development research. The approach, as represented in the pyramid above, is premised on the belief that it is job of the Youth Worker to set up an environment for youth in which needs are met and learning is encouraged—to create a space in which youth can thrive. The pyramid provides a way to organize the many, many things a youth worker does to build a great experience for young people."
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Lasting quality improvement requires more than what you get in a typical training. That's why the Weikart Center helps youth programs establish quality improvement systems to support staff. Our improvement approach is based on the assess-plan-improve sequence:
How the YPQA Process Affected One Community
From the Weikart Center, "This inspiring 12-minute video documents how the Georgetown Divide, a small community in the Sierra foothills of Northern California has embraced a positive youth development approach across the settings where youth spend time and has anchored that commitment through widespread use of the Youth Program Quality Assessment."
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Many Republicans Having Difficult Time with Election Loss
Losing an election can be a very bitter pill to swallow. Some Republicans are refusing to accept their loss and instead have begun beating the war drums of vengeance, promising to fight against not only the election results, but against democracy itself and the will of the People.
Donald Trump is a good example, he tweeted a few incendiary comments after the election results gave Obama a clear win. Here is a list of those tweets Yahoo! News provided for us:
"We can't let this happen. We should march on Washington and stop this travesty. Our nation is totally divided!"
"Let's fight like hell and stop this great and disgusting injustice! The world is laughing at us."
"This election is a total sham and a travesty. We are not a democracy!"
"Our nation is a once great nation divided!"
"Our country is now in serious and unprecedented trouble…like never before."
"The electoral college is a disaster for a democracy."
This kind of rhetoric we do not need if we are to move forward as a nation. Possibly, if former governor Mitt Romney had won and Obama had lost, someone from the left may have spouted off too and it would have had the same results, which is to continue to divide us.
Instead of rhetoric, we need compromise. Instead of distrustful and prideful comments about this election being a sham, we need humility and a willingness to reach a hand out in faith.
Much of this kind of rhetoric comes from the fact that President Obama is black. We have just been through four long years watching some of those from the right try to demonize this man. Surely, Obama is not a perfect man and he has made mistakes, but he certainly has done nothing to deserve such hateful attacks upon his character.
Questions about Obama's birthplace have never come to fruition but instead have shown the level of hatred toward him and a sort of latent racism that seems to seethe just beneath the surface. False claims that he was working to take guns away from law-abiding citizens and delusions about his religion have fueled much of this hate and have presented an obstacle for the nation and kept us from moving forward in so many needed areas.
If we are to overcome the beast of divisiveness within this great democracy, we will need to shut out the voices of unreason and turn toward the better side of us, the side that good people from both sides of the aisle possess if they can just understand that we are all Americans with a common goal. That goal is to prosper as a country and grow our economy, pay off our debts and set a bright future for our young. How we get there is the only obstacle we need to work out and it will take reasonable people in Washington to get there.
What I say to my Republican fellow Americans is this: Get past your feelings toward this president and realize he was reelected for a reason, that reason being that more Americans felt he was the man to lead our nation forward than they did Mitt Romney.
Compromise is not a dirty word. Let us drop the hateful and bitter rhetoric and instead look for ways we can move forward to a better nation and a better tomorrow for all Americans.
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For the first time ever we have a Black president, had a Mormon governor and presidential candidate, and a female congress woman swearing in on the scriprures of her religion, as well as more women than ever before serving in congress. We should all rejoice in those.
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I think it's great that for the first time we have 20 women in the Senate. There should be more, like half but we're getting closer to what it should be.


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The Fighter Gym Class Heroes Feat. Ryan Tedder
This is pretty poppy/radio-y, but I guess that's nothing new for Gym Class Heroes. Off their album "Papercut Chronicles II" dropping Nov. 15th
Check out The Fighter, the latest track from Gym Class Heroes, featuring Ryan Tedder which dropped on Tuesday, November 8th, 2011. Gym Class Heroes's movement grows stronger with each new release, and The Fighter has further strengthened that fact. It's a solid addition to the commendable body of work Gym Class Heroes has been creating since stepping foot in the rap game, and we're definitely looking forward to what Gym Class Heroes has on deck.
Check out the latest video from Gym Class Heroes, Gym Class Heroes "Martyrial Girl$" Video. Check out Gym Class Heroes's profile page for the most recent info, news, songs, and mixtapes. Have you checked out Gym Class Heroes's Twitter pages?
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And the blurring lines between a slim digital camera and a slim cellular phone are getting even blurrier today with the arrival of the Sony Ericsson Satio. This gorgeous number is making an appearance at the FCC offices, soaking in all it can while it gets its glamour shots done. And what a glamourous phone it is.
Easily the most notable feature on this handset is the 12.1-megapixel camera embedded into the rear. This has to be one of the highest resolution cameras to ever get integrated into a mobile phone. This isn't anything to sneeze at either, since it comes with autofocus, xenon flash, and 12x digital zoom. Thankfully, there's a sliding lens cover too.
In regards to the non-camera features on the Sony Ericsson Satio, you find a huge 3.5-inch 16:9 wide aspect touchscreen display (640 x 360 pixel), 128MB of internal memory, microSDHC expansion, FM radio with RDS, aGPS with turn-by-turn directions, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi.
The Satio is no smartphone, but it's sure looking sharp as one feature-rich feature phone. Since it's been able to jump through the first set of FCC hoops, it probably shouldn't be too long before the Satio is ready for a retail launch, right?
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The iPhone is a very smart phone; it has very advance technological features compared to other phones on the same league. But on the other-hand the all new Satio from Sony Ericsson is a beast compared to the iPhone.
The Sony Ericsson Satio is a very intelligent device incorporates with 12.5 megapixel onboard camera and 3.5 inch widescreen (16:9 aspect ratios)
excuse me? satio IS a smartphone in every way… =X
Sorry, but I completely disagree with the praising of the 12 MP camera in Satio. Cramming all these megapixels into a tiny sensor gives an extremely high pixel density. This will make the camera useless as soon as the light is less intense than sunshine in the middle of the day. More about this on my latest blog post:
"Flawed design in Sony Ericsson's Satio camera phone" at mobileforesight dot com
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One of the few Hanoi hotels to live up to its boutique billing, this 26-room property appeals to independent travelers seeking style and location on a moderate budget. There's hardly a need for taxis, as Hoan Kiem Lake is barely a five-minute walk to the east while the neighbors along one-block-long Nha Tho Street operate some of Hanoi's best restaurants, cafés, and shops. The rooms are on the small side, and the aesthetic is almost monkishhardwood floors; thick drapes; art-free, eggshell-white walls; mission-style furniturebut leavened with modern conveniences like AC and Internet access. The seventh floor has a small terrace, but the best views are to be had from the eighth-floor suite, where $70 buys you vistas of Hoan Kiem Lake and, to the west, the neo-Gothic St. Joseph Cathedral, consecrated in 1886. The front desk can arrange tours to any site in Hanoi, as well as organize onward transport or reservations. The hotel is extremely popular, so book well in advance.


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PHOENIX (AP) -- Two members of a notorious family that authorities say once tried to set up a whites-only nation in America face additional charges after a federal raid on a northern Arizona ranch last month.
Kirby Kehoe and his 37-year-old son, Cheyne, were arrested after authorities raided Kirby Kehoe's 40-acre property near Ash Fork and seized dozens of guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition.
Both men have previous felony convictions and are banned from possessing firearms. They initially faced one charge each for having the weapons.
An indictment this week adds additional charges for each defendant, including illegally possessing body armor and intent to distribute marijuana.
Cheyne Kehoe's attorney declined comment. Kirby Kehoe's public defender didn't return a telephone message Friday.
Both men are set for a court appearance in Phoenix on Wednesday.
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At the core of the major are courses that focus on learning, developmental difference, and social and cultural factors that influence development. Majors also select an area of specialization: Administration or Human Services. Each area leads students toward a different career path. The Administration track is designed for those who want to become directors or administrators of programs that serve children and/or families. The Human Services track is designed for those who want to work in human services or other social service agencies. The major is also individualized for students through the practicum, choices offered in the area of specialization, and the senior seminar.
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Education Requirements (6 Credit Hours) EDUC 112 Educational Implications of Diversity (3) (or EDUC 500) EDUC 334* Family-Centered Practices (3) Psychology Requirements (13 Credit Hours) PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology (3) PSYC 321: Social Psychology (3) PSYC 220 Pre-School Practicum (1)
Choose two of the following: PSYC 205 Child Development (3) PSYC 208 Lifespan Development (3) PSYC 308 Adolescence and Youth (3)
Sociology Requirements (6 Credit Hours) SOCI 101 The Sociological Perspective (3) SOCI 345 Sociology of the Family (3) Health Education Requirement (6 Credit Hours) HLTH 365 School and Community Health (3) HLTH 380 Health Issues and Programs (3)
Child and Family Studies Elective Requirement (3 Credit Hours) CRMJ 490 Topics in Criminal Justice (3)
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CRMJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice (3) SOCI 301 American Society: Class and Culture (3)
Choose three of the following (9 credits) COMM 335 Small Group Communication (3) COMM 340 Gender Communication (3) COMM 446 Interpersonal Communication (3) CRMJ 250 American Courts (3) CRMJ 270 American Corrections (3) CRMJ 342 Criminology (3) POLS 321 Public Administration (3) POLS 322 Public Policy (3) SOCI 320 Racial and Cultural Minorities (3)
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text: Florida could soon overtake New York as No. 3 in populationBy Felicia Schwartz, CNNUpdated 9:56 AM ET, Sun December 29, 2013Just WatchedFlorida could top New York in populationreplayMore Videos ...Florida could top New York in population 00:27Story highlightsNew York could soon trail Florida in populationFlorida's growth stems mostly from newcomers looking for workFlorida could gain congressional seats, New York could lose some If predictions hold true, Florida may soon overtake New York as the nation's third-most populous state. Pointing to the states' growth rates, demographers say it's not a question of if, but when. "If it doesn't happen this year -- it probably will -- but if not, probably next year," said Thomas Boswell, a University of Miami geography professor who studies population."It doesn't surprise demographers," Boswell said, "we have seen it coming for a long time."On Monday, the U.S. Census Bureau releases its latest population estimates.Stan Smith, population program director at the University of Florida's Bureau of Economic and Business Research (BEBR), agreed with Boswell that Florida likely will overtake New York at some point in 2014 or 2015.From April 2010 to July 2012, Florida's population grew 2.7%, according to census data. In the same period, New York's grew 1%. The national average was 1.7%.Last year's census estimate had the two states virtually neck and neck: New York's population was just under 19.6 million, only about 250,000 higher than Florida's."The really, really simple thing is that Florida and New York are growing, but Florida is growing faster," said Andrew Beveridge, a sociology professor at Queens College in New York.While New York City and its surrounding suburbs, the Albany area, and Ithaca are all growing, much of upstate New York is experiencing declines in population, Beveridge said.Manufacturing jobs have diminished in northern New York cities like Rochester, Buffalo and Syracuse. Florida, on the other hand, is seeing jump in tourism, real estate, construction, medicine and finance, Boswell said.But immigration is also an important factor in explaining Florida's rise. "Florida's growth for many years has been due primarily to migration," Smith said. "Typically, 80 to 90% of growth in the state has to do with people moving in."The spike in immigration includes people moving from other states as well as from abroad, Smith said. Based on responses to BEBR surveys, Smith said, most people moving to Florida do so for job-related reasons. The state also draws retirees seeking a warmer climate.If Florida surpasses New York in population, it likely will end up with more seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. In 2010, after the release of new census data, New York lost two seats and Florida gained two. Both states now have 27 House members.California, with an estimated population of 38 million in 2012, and Texas (26 million) are the nation's two most populous states.More from usDrivers in Kentucky on move again after hours stranded on interstatesGeorgia police officer killed in 'ambush' Ferguson police chief mum on federal reportPowered by Livefyre


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GRANTS PASS, Ore. — A Josephine County man survived an often-deadly bacterium, but did lose a portion of his leg. It's commonly called the flesh-eating bacteria. Necrotizing fasciitis can take limbs or lives if it's not diagnosed fast enough.
Tony Morgan, scratched an itch a few days later he was missing a chunk of flesh from his body.
"I was in the shower at the time when I scratched myself and so you figure that's a clean environment, but obviously not," he says. That was Wednesday a few weeks ago. With a fever, redness, swelling and pain on his inner thigh, Tony Morgan was in Three Rivers Hospital by that Friday.
"Doctors had me do a cat scan and they said 'it's not a hernia, it's something far worse. You've got flesh eating bacteria,'" Morgan recalls.
Doctor Somnath Ghosh didn't treat Morgan, but says the I-C-U at Rogue Valley Medical Center sees around 10 cases of necrotizing fasciitis a year.
"It usually begins with a cut or maybe a major surgery or just some trauma we experience in our everyday life," explains Dr. Ghosh.
The bacteria for many, simply causes strep throat; but for some, a potentially fatal outcome.
"We should not underestimate how deadly this disease can be," says Dr. Ghosh.
Necrotizing fasciitis can spread through touch contact from person to person or if you touch something that is contaminated. Dr. Ghosh says 30-50% of people have no known entrance point, meaning you don't need an open sore to get it.
"The bacteria gets carried by the blood and it spreads to all other organs," Dr. Ghosh describes, "Hence, it is imperative to get surgical consultation so that we can divide the tissue that is infective."
Ultimately, flesh-eating disease causes multi system organ failure. Luckily for Morgan, that was not the result. The symptoms include fever, increasing redness and swelling as well as pain. If you have those symptoms you should be seen by a doctor immediately. Treatment primarily includes surgery to remove the diseased flesh and antibiotics to kill the bacteria.


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The zebrafish (Danio rerio)/tumor xenograft model represents a powerful new model system in cancer. Here, we describe a novel exploitation of the zebrafish model to investigate tumor angiogenesis, a pivotal step in cancer progression and target for antitumor therapies. Human and murine tumor cell lines that express the angiogenic fibroblast growth factor (FGF) 2 and/or vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) induce the rapid formation of a new microvasculature when grafted close to the developing subintestinal vessels of zebrafish embryos at 48 h postfertilization. Instead, no angiogenic response was exerted by related cell clones defective in the production of these angiogenic growth factors. The newly formed blood vessels sprout from the subintestinal plexus of the zebrafish embryo, penetrate the tumor graft, and express the transcripts for the zebrafish orthologues of the early endothelial markers Fli-1, VEGF receptor-2 (VEGFR2/KDR), and VE-cadherin. Accordingly, green fluorescent protein-positive neovessels infiltrate the graft when tumor cells are injected in transgenic VEGFR2:G-RCFP zebrafish embryos that express green fluorescent protein under the control of the VEGFR2/KDR promoter. Systemic exposure of zebrafish embryos immediately after tumor cell injection to prototypic antiangiogenic inhibitors, including the FGF receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitor SU5402 and the VEGFR2/KDR tyrosine kinase inhibitor SU5416, suppresses tumor-induced angiogenesis without affecting normal blood vessel development. Accordingly, VE-cadherin gene inactivation by antisense morpholino oligonucleotide injection inhibits tumor neovascularization without affecting the development of intersegmental and subintestinal vessels. These data show that the zebrafish/tumor xenograft model represents a novel tool for investigating the neovascularization process exploitable for drug discovery and gene targeting in tumor angiogenesis.
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It's interesting why people boo ball players and of course I have my 'father-in-law theory.' Here's another example. Couple of years ago I was at the ball park with my father-in-law. Atlanta is at bat with two outs and a runner on first.
A sharp two-hop grounder is hit to David Bell at third. Bell immediately looks to second which he should do--to get the shortest out. However, Chase Utley forgot to cover second. Bell double pumps and then goes to first but it's too late, the runner beats the throw.
Next guy up for Atlanta hits one into the right field seats for a three run home run.
Sure enough, Bell is the first batter up for the Phillies and my father-in-law boos him. I say to my father-in-law, 'why are you booing Bell?' He says Bell was too slow on the ground ball which led to the three run dinger. He says Bell should have just gone to first.
I tell him 'no way.' The play was at second but it was Utley's fault for not covering. Father-in-law, who loves Utley but hates Bell, didn't see it that way, so an argument resulted.
Bottom line: Father-in-law doesn't understand the game and boos Bell. Go figure.
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Byrsonima crassifolia | |
Byrsonima crassifolia | |
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Kingdom: | Plantae |
Phylum: | Angiosperms |
(unranked): | Rosids |
Order: | Malpighiales |
Family: | Malpighiaceae |
Genus: | Byrsonima |
Species: | B. crassifolia |
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Byrsonima crassifolia (L.) Kunth[1] | |
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Byrsonima crassifolia is a species of flowering plant in the acerola family, Malpighiaceae, that is native to tropical America. It is valued for its small, sweet, yellow fruit, which are strongly scented. The fruits have a very pungent and distinct flavor and smell. The taste is not comparable to any other fruit. Common names include muruçi, nanche, nance, chacunga, changunga, craboo, kraabu, savanna serrette (or savanna serret) and golden spoon.
Byrsonima crassifolia is a slow-growing large shrub or tree to 33 ft (10 m). Sometimes cultivated for its edible fruits, the tree is native and abundant in the wild, sometimes in extensive stands, in open pine forests and grassy savannas, from central Mexico, through Central America, to Colombia, Peru, Bolivia and Brazil; it also occurs in Trinidad, Barbados, Curaçao, St. Martin, Dominica, Guadeloupe, Puerto Rico, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and throughout Cuba and the Isle of Pines. The nance is limited to tropical and subtropical climates. In Central and South America, the tree ranges from sea-level to an altitude of 6,000 ft (1,800 m). It is highly drought-tolerant.
Found in a number of tropical and subtropical ecoregions of the Americas that feature conifers, an example ecoregion of occurrence for B. crassifolia is the Belizean pine forests.[3]
The fruits are eaten raw or cooked as dessert. In rural Panama, the dessert prepared with the addition of sugar and flour, known as pesada de nance, is quite popular. The fruits are also made into dulce de nance, a candy prepared with the fruit cooked in sugar and water. In Nicaragua (where the fruit is called nancite), it is a popular ingredient for several desserts, including raspados (mixed with ice).
The fruits are also often used to prepare carbonated beverages, ice cream and juice, in Brazil, flavor mezcal-based liqueurs, or make an oily, acidic, fermented beverage known as chicha, the standard term applied to assorted beer-like drinks made of fruits or maize. Nance is used to distill a rum-like liquor called crema de nance in Costa Rica. Mexico produces a licor de nanche.
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I realized that every day, on the radio "Grass pollen, Ragweed are high today". How do they know? Ask yourself.
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Dee Perry shares her interview with the late Vincent Dowling former artistic director for Great Lakes Theater who passed away last week at the age of 83. Plus, British Hammond B-3 master Brian Auger returns to Nighttown with his Oblivion Express. And we introduce you to Minneapolis musicians Davina and the Vagabonds who perform live in our Key Bank Studio.
Vincent Dowling, former artistic director for Great Lakes Theater passed away Friday, May 10 at the age of 83.
Brian Auger performs tonight through Saturday night at Nighttown in Cleveland Heights.
Davina and The Vagabonds perform tonight at the Winchester in Lakewood.
Listen to Dee Perry's complete interview with Vincent Dowling from 2006.
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For the intermediate through advanced level player, the X-Red 99 from Donnay offers tremendous performance. Exceptional feel connects the player to the ball for ultimate control on every shot. An aggressive swing results in excellent access to spin. Our TW testers found they could control depth and direction of groundstrokes with ease. Perhaps the most impressive characteristic is the amount of feel that is offered from such a comfortable racquet. A healthy sweetspot and a smooth response inspire confidence, allowing the player to swing freely. At net, the racquet feels maneuverable thanks to its head light balance, yet remains surprisingly solid even during heavy hitting. Again, this racquet is all about feel and control. Our testers found it easy to both punch volleys deep as well as find their targets on touch volleys. There is ample mass for hitting big, penetrating serves. A high level of bite from the stringbed means kickers kick to new heights and control if further increased. All in all, a very impressive racquet that offers a high level of feel and performance for players with developed technique.
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In response to questions from both the public and the news media about the lease-to-fee-conversion process, City Corporation Counsel David Arakawa issued the following statement.
ōCorporation Counsel and Special Deputy Corporation Counsel Lex Smith have advised the Mayor that the CityÆs process--both the City CouncilÆs and the MayorÆsŚis governed by the current law and the Coon case that was recently decided by the State Supreme Court. Under the current law, the City is required to move forward with the filing of the lease-to-fee condemnation once applicants and the project have been determined to meet the criteria for condemnation.
ōThese three projects have all been determined to have met those criteria. Therefore, the Mayor will allow the lease to fee to proceed without his signature.ö


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Juried art exhibition Into The Pixel revealed the winning entries in its 2013 collection ahead of a planned unveiling and presentation at E3 next week.
Now in its tenth year, Into The Pixel is presented in a partnership between The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences and the Entertainment Software Association. This year's collection features multimedia works inspired by upcoming games such as Rayman Legends, Super Time Force, The Last of Us, and Assassin's Creed 4. The excerpted piece above, created by artist Nathan Stapley, pays tribute to Double Fine's Kickstarted adventure game, Broken Age.
A full list of winning entries follows after the break below. Galleries of past and present winners are available at Into The Pixel's website.
Title: The Naval Duel
Game: Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag
Artist: Martin Deschambault
Developer: Ubisoft
Publisher: Ubisoft
Title: Broken Age
Game: Broken Age
Artist: Nathan "Bagel" Stapley
Developer: Double Fine Productions
Publisher: Double Fine Productions
Title: Junkyard
Game: Command and Conquer
Artist: Raymond Swanland
Developer: Victory Games
Publisher: EA
Title: Back From the Wild
Game: Destiny
Artist: Jaime Jones
Developer: Bungie
Publisher: Activision
Title: The Buried City
Game: Destiny
Artist: Dorje Bellbrook
Developer: Bungie
Publisher: Activision
Title: The Chant
Game: Dragon Age
Artists: Nick Thornborrow, Matt Rhodes
Developer: BioWare
Publisher: EA
Title: Dark Ages
Game: FETCH
Artist: Brian Thompson
Developer: Big Fish Studios
Publisher: Big Fish
Title: Schemes Collage
Game: Icycle: On Thin Ice
Artist: Reece Millidge
Developer: Damp Gnat
Publisher: Chillingo
Title: Freljord
Game: League of Legends
Artist: James Paick
Developer: Riot Games
Publisher: Riot Games
Title: Castle Siege
Game: Rayman Legends
Artists: Michel Ancel, Jean Christophe Alessandri, Lu Yang, Christophe Messier, Jean Brice Dugait, Simon Quemener, Sebastien du Jeu, Christophe Villez, Anthony Le Du, Jean-Baptiste Rollin, Benjamin Mouret, David Garcia
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Publisher: Ubisoft
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Game: StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm
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Artist: John Sweeney
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Game: Transistor
Artist: Jen Zee
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Artists: Tyler Schatz, Christina Faulkner
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This shit is hilariously infuriating. You know that actual thinking speaking human beings die from injustice all the time, right? Like starve to death or die from curable diseases or get bombed by flying death robots that your own country sends over their land. This stuff really happens in real life, lady. And you're sitting in the woods wailing like an idiot over the loss of trees. Yeah…let that sink in for a bit you selfish morons.
Really — this is your cathedral? Because the rest of us wish your cathedral involved a house with a hot shower or a paying job.
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LIHUE, Kauai (AP) — Donald Bruce Cataluna, a retired sugar industry executive and former Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustee, has died. He was 77.
Cataluna worked almost every sugar plantation job, from taking care of pack mules to managing some of the largest plantations in Hawaii. He spent his career with C. Brewer &Co. and was one of the industry's first part-Hawaiian plantation managers.
Keith Smith, who worked with Cataluna at the Wailuku Sugar Co., told The Garden Island his former supervisor was a trailblazer.
"In those days the plantation managers were all Caucasian, and Don and another man Herbert Gomez were the first plantation managers of Hawaiian ancestry," he wrote in an email. "It may not seem like much today, but it was a big deal then."
Cataluna's mother, Mabel Vidinha Cataluna, was half-Hawaiian, while his father, Francisco "Chico" Cataluna, was born in Lisbon, Portugal. He was born in Koloa and grew up swimming in Waita Reservoir, riding horses, picking pineapple during the summers and walking barefoot to Koloa School.
His daughter — teacher, playwright and former Honolulu Star-Advertiser columnist Lee Cataluna — said her father achieved a lot but still managed to show his generosity.
"He always looked beyond the plantation for how he could help the community," she told the newspaper.
After retiring, Cataluna returned to Koloa and had a second career as a Kauai County project manager and grant administrator. He taught business, economics and management classes at Kauai Community College as well as agricultural classes at Kauai Community Correctional Center.
He was a member of the Kauai Police Commission and served as a Kauai and Niihau trustee for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, where he focused on improving educational opportunities for Native Hawaiians. He was later elected to the position multiple times and served until his retirement in 2012.
He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; daughter Lee and her husband Jim Kelly; daughter Malia Blake and her husband Kawika; and grandchildren Kainoa Kelly, Makalapua Blake and Dallas Blake.