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Hydrangea tree - help me pick one!
I love hydrangeas but just planted my first (of many, no doubt) last year, a Limelight. I am now planning on a tree form paniculata farther along the same border, and think another type would look better than repeating a LL. My preference would be for tallest standard/trunk, with an overall height of 8-10 feet, and width of about 6-8 feet. It will be a focal point in the border as well as a needed screen. The location gets quite a bit of sun, maybe a little dappled shade midday. I'm thinking I might not care for the QF coloring as it ages, and had thought about Pinky Winky before reading about possible fussiness. I need something reliable. I rather like the upright growth habit and red stems. Also, it seems that the tree form can be accomplished on either a standard or training a shrub-which is better? I would really appreciate you sharing your wisdom and experience!
I have a snow mountain paniculata and it is gorgeous. It fits your height/width and sun requirements perfectly. I personally like them better than pee-gees because the blooms do not overwhelm the tree and flop about. It really is quite a graceful and lovely tree. Mine is just starting to bloom now and will continue until September.... so it's a very long blooming tree. It has not been fussy at all. Quite honestly, I believe it has survived in SPITE of us. 5 years in the ground we never pruned it, rarely watered it.... we just recently got into gardening last year, and that poor tree was pretty much on it's own before that. I do have issues with the fact that because I never pruned it, it is leaning to one side---the heavier side (that I should have evened out seasons ago.) I take full responsibility for that issue though!
I have a Pink Diamond tree in it's fourth season. The Snow Mountain and Pink Diamond have a very similiar flower and foilage. Only difference is that the Pink Diamond fades to a pink/red and the Snow Mountain fades to green. There is another member on here with the Snow Mountain. He has posted pictures of it and it is beautiful blooming with Annabelles at it's base that also fade to green. Both seem very reliable strong growers. Just depends on what color you want the flowers to fade too. I would go with one already trained as a tree.
I think hydrangeasnohio was referring to me! :-) Here it is:
This photo was taken on 6/18/10. The Snow Mountain tree has since started to bloom a little. I don't know if it's the location that I planted the SM or something else - it does not get very big, and sometimes the leaves even wilt and turn yellow when it gets dry. Maybe the location is a little bit too sunny and dry for its liking?
Thank you all so much for your replies, and the photo was a wonderful bonus! I think it must have been a post from ostrich that I had noticed that made me leary of the SM, it seemed like it may be a little fussy. I may need to go with that one and find another spot for the Pink Diamond - they're all so beautiful! Thanks again for you input.


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Hedy Weiss has been Theater and Dance Critic of the Chicago Sun-Times since 1984, reporting on local, national and international productions, as well as a …
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'Game's Afoot' powered by high-style hilarity
Everyone on stage in the Drury Lane Theatre production of "The Game's Afoot," Ken Ludwig's deliciously nutty, sensationally well-done mock murder-mystery about the New York theatrical set, circa 1936, is in full "actor" mode. Read more.
TimeLine Theatre's "My Name is Asher Lev" portrays artist as trangressor
"Asher Lev," Aaron Posner's exquisite 90-minute stage adaptation of the bestselling 1972 novel by Chaim Potok, is a portrait of a natural-born artist as he struggles to come to terms with a gift that makes him at once "demonic and divine," and that endows him with the power to inflict profound emotional harm on those who love him, and who he most loves.
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'On the Town' hums along in the key of NYC
HEDY WEISS: The Marriott Theatre revival moves with the style and the frantic pace of its setting.
Equity Jeff nominations showcase brilliant field
Reading the list of Jeff Award nominations for a season's worth of productions by both large and midsize Equity contract companies is invariably a potent reminder of the breadth and depth of talent in this city.
Chicago Dancing Festival a grand showcase
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HEDY WEISS: Though fictional, the musical starring Beyonce and Jennifer Hudson in many ways trumps "Motown the Musical."
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The 1944 musical "On The Town" follows the zany adventures of three sailors on a 24-hour shore leave in New York City during World War II.
Hypocrites' 12-hour marathon demands stamina from cast, audience
A Herculean labor for those on stage as well as for the audience, "All Our Tragic" turns out to be a mind-boggling flight of the imagination, with many sequences of immense passion, intense physicality and wit.
Great actresses sent to extremes in First Look plays
HEDY WEISS: Lusia Strus' talents back on view at Steppenwolf in the best of the trio, Martyna Majok's "Ironbound."
Hypocrites' 'All Our Tragic' a production of epic proportions
"All Our Tragic," The Hypocrites' newest project, meshes 32 Greek tragedies into an 11-hour marathon.
Upton Sinclair's searing 'Jungle' makes a powerful statement on stage
HEDY WEISS: "The Jungle," the revelatory 1906 novel by Upton Sinclair, is now being presented in a bare-bones, wildly inventive, powerhouse world premiere staged by Oracle Productions.
Ronald Keaton launches SoloChicago theater company, brings Winston Churchill to life in first show
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'Intimate Apparel' at Eclipse Theatre lays bare a woman's difficult relationship
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Years ago, CMH Records produced a JG classic, The Texas Fiddle Collection, and now has released the latest Johnny Gimble album. They call it America's Greatest Fiddler, Celebrating with Friends.
We call it Johnny Gimble - Still Swingin'! and we thought you might want to be among the first to know! Inside each CD is a 24 page booklet with stories and photos.
Whether you're pulling out your axe to jam along, or putting on your dancin' shoes, we're sure you'll enjoy all of these recordings --- old favorites and some from JG's songbook that you might not have heard.
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Johnny Gimble Celebrating With Friends (CMH) He may be nearing his 84th birthday, but Johnny Gimble is proof that music can keep you young. Affectionately produced by Asleep at the Wheel's Ray Benson, Celebrating With Friends is a straight shot of the hot jazz and Western swing that the fiddle great is known for and, as the title suggests, with an impressive lineup of guests: Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Vince Gill, Dale Watson, the Wheel's Jason Roberts, Jesse Dayton, and Garrison Keillor. That doesn't prevent Gimble's granddaughter Emily from nearly stealing the show with a sultry reading of "If I Had You." Watson's smooth rendering of "I Needed You," a song Gimble co-wrote with Bob Wills Gimble was a Texas Playboy off and on from the 1940s into the 1960s will have you sighing gratefully.
Excellent musicianship, admirable vocal performances, and judicious song choices make Celebrating an early leader for best traditional country record of the year.
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In a Nashville studio, Johnny lends fiddle to a new double-disc album featuring Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson and Ray Price to be released March 20 on Lost Highway Records.
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The Congressional Quarterly's annual report found that the delegates sided with their party more often than not.
WASHINGTON - In a polarizing election year that produced President-elect Barack Obama's promise of "post-partisan" politics, Minnesota's congressional delegation remained more divided than most.
With a few exceptions -- notably Republican Sen. Norm Coleman's election-year push to the middle -- Minnesotans in Congress tended to vote along party lines more often than their colleagues across the nation.
Three House Democrats -- Jim Oberstar, Betty McCollum and Keith Ellison -- sided with their party on 99 percent of contested votes. Republicans John Kline and Michele Bachmann voted with the GOP 97 and 96 percent of the time, respectively.
Those calculations come from Congressional Quarterly's annual report, which was released Wednesday. Republicans, on average, voted with their party 87 percent of the time, compared with 92 percent for Democrats, making 2008 one of the most partisan years in Congress, according to the analysis.
Delegation's centrists
Rural Democrat Collin Peterson and retiring Republican Jim Ramstad were, as usual, among the delegation's leading centrists. But Coleman distinguished himself among Senate Republicans by ranking fourth in casting votes in opposition to President Bush. On votes where the White House had a clearly defined position, he voted in opposition nearly 42 percent of the time.
Overall, Coleman posted a party unity score of 69 percent, far below the 94 percent score of his Democratic counterpart, Amy Klobuchar.
Coleman, like a lot of Republicans in tough reelection battles, moved away from Bush on a number of high-profile measures, most recently in opposing the administration's $14 billion bailout plan for the ailing auto industry.
Klobuchar, like virtually the entire state delegation, cast her voting record as one that puts a premium on bipartisanship and putting Minnesota first. Her spokesman, Linden Zakula, said she is "focused on an agenda that is good for Minnesota and that works for the middle class."
In the House, those members in the safest seats are least apologetic about their partisan voting records. "My voting record is not a reflection of what the leadership of the Democratic caucus wants, it's a reflection on my views on the issues," said Ellison, a Minneapolis Democrat.
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McCollum suggested that her 99 percent party unity score is a reflection on the White House. "During this Congress, Democrats worked with the most uncompromising, polarizing and unpopular president in modern times," she said.
John Schadl, a spokesman for Oberstar, said he helped engineer a bipartisan veto override on a far-reaching bill funding water projects: "The real question is whether he was able to work in a bipartisan manner to get things done. And the answer is yes."
House members in more competitive districts took a different line. Stephen Miller, a spokesman for Bachmann, noted that while she has "stood steadfast against the Democratic controlled Congress," she opposed the Bush administration's $700 billion Wall Street bailout.
And while Kline led the delegation by supporting Bush 77 percent of the time, spokesman, Troy Young said, "Congressman Kline votes with Minnesotans 100 percent of the time."
Walz, from an independent-leaning district in southern Minnesota, voted with fellow Democrats 96 percent of the time and against Bush 86 percent of the time. But according to spokeswoman Meredith Salsbery, he "believes that good policy is good policy, no matter which side of the aisle gets credit."
Besides Coleman, the only Minnesotan with a party unity record of less than 90 percent was Ramstad, who ended his career voting with his own side 70 percent of the time. "This is who I am," he said. "I'm a centrist, and so are most of the people I represent."
Staff writer Mitch Anderson contributed to this report. Kevin Diaz • 202-408-2753
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I have started learning objective C and need help:
you know we declare this in .h of appdelegate...
@property (strong, nonatomic) UIWindow *window;
here window is an instance of UIWindow. Then we go on to synthesize window in the implementation file of the app delegate like this.
@synthesize window = _window;
So my question is why do need to associate the property with the instance variable _window? Why cant we just directly use 'window' instead of '_window.'
Also in dealloc we release _window but in methods like application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions we use window directly instead of _window.
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Mortgage settlement could bring billions in relief - Feb. 9, 2012 Seemed like a topic worth discussing due to the subject matter and the potential pitfalls of government action a long these lines. Partisans to your corners.....touch gloves....Let's get it on
As much as this seems to make sense, the devil is always in the details, we will see how it trickles down.....
I agree Darryl. While I have a hard time using funds to forgive a bad decision made by anyone, I certainly recognize that there was abuse in the system done by the companies offering MTGs just as much as there were bad decisions. However, seeing how many other programs have worked, I am afraid this isn't going to be anything more than a massively poor precedent being set. That being said, I will wait with baited breath to see the outcomes.
thankfully, no one who can't afford to buy a home is able to buy one today. That in itself is a great start. Moving forward, no one who is not qualified to buy a home, will not own a home...again, very good! If strict lending rules create a society of home-owners and those who can't get a home, that's ok. As a matter of fact, that's the way our country is SUPPOSED to be. It's like cell phones...you should get one if you can pay for it. I certainly do not want my tax dollars used to bail out people who don't qualify to own a home. But if our banks are footing the bill, then it doesn't affect me, so I don't care. I am extremely happy that Europe is showing the rest of the world that extreme socialism doesn't work...
Greetings American people! You lost your home, our economy is screwed. Toxic mortgages were sliced and sold....yeah-yeah-yeah we know...WE DID IT. WE failed, and we thank you for bailing us out so we could pay the executives their bonuses earned while shoving a hoit poker in all of your rear-ends. We have corrected our ways. Sure we forged a bunch of documents claiming a paper trail, sure we knew what this would do to everyone not afiliated woith the top part of the pyramid of toxic sell offs, Sure non e of us are going to jail. We kinda blame you, the sucker, for taking the bait....its really YOUR fault. So..in exchange for no further FUTURE lawsuits we offer each of you: $2,000.00 sorry for sinking the nation into a depress---COUGH-COUGH----REcession... but we feel that 2k should settle everything on your average 180k mortgage that we knowingly sold you and chopped up and sold off.... your bad.
When a "poor person" is offered The American Dream handed to them on a Silver Platter they would be complete insane fools not to accept it. Barney Frank Chris Dodd and their little gang
you might wanna google this: "the ownership society" ...if you own something, you have a vital stake in the future of our country. The more ownership there is in America, the more vitality there is in America, and the more people have a vital stake in the future of this country. - President George W. Bush, June 17, 2004 We're creating... an ownership society in this country, where more Americans than ever will be able to open up their door where they live and say, welcome to my house, welcome to my piece of property. - President George W. Bush, October 2004. http://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/news/releases/2004/08/20040809-9.html Its more fun when you discover this kind of crap yourself...
About one in five homeowners is underwater on their mortgage by an average of $50,000, amounting to something like $700 billion in negative equity. It's expected to help about a million underwater homeowners with either principle reduction or refinancing. Another 750,000 who lost their homes to foreclosure fraud will receive direct payments of $2,000. Daily Kos: Department of Justice announces foreclosure settlement sounds like a sweet deal to me! (he said with 100% sarcasm)
It trickled down to RI to the tune of $173 million dollars, so now we can wait with baited breath as some pols/hacks figure how to misuse it, some will be stolen, some will fund some unnecessary project and of course some will be unaccounted for three or four years from now.
Not sure if you've seen the Showtime series called "House of Lies" with Don Cheadle... This deal sounds a lot like the 1st episode. they are a consulting firm and in one episode deliver a presentation to a mortgage bank about rebranding. Corporate Responsibility on 'House of Lies' Video
Do not get showtime, but the political soap opera that we live in RI is enough. Every day another head scratcher..


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People are ready for a fresh-faced heir apparent to Paul Simon, and from the looks of things, Brett Dennen is the guy. His warm, socially conscious folk continues to grow in appeal. Maybe it's the fact that he has more to say about the world than Jack Johnson, and that he does it with a fractured, sensitive croon and a buoyant acoustic sound that (like Simon's Graceland) is often laced with world-music grooves.
Even Dennen's "Ain't No Reason" video doesn't just string together artsy images, but attaches everyday life to issues of global justice; for example, a woman doing laundry sees a vision of sweatshop workers. Heavy stuff, but Dennen has a way of sewing it all together with appealing melodies and a light touch. And that's no small feat.
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But for keeper Joe Hart Manchester City could have suffered a much bigger reverse than the 2-0 defeat away to Bayern Munich.
The scoreline was comfortable for the German's as was the performance in their eighth win in nine Champions League games on home soil.
The game was over by the break with two goals from Mario Gomez in quick succession taking his tally for the season to eleven strikes.
City had looked comfortable for the first 30 minutes but once the host's opened the scoring Roberto Mancini's outfit had no answer to the swift attacking play of the German's and were given a reality check on the progress they have made.
Hart will feel aggrieved with both goals as he saved the initial efforts but was unlucky to beaten on the rebound, but in the second-half was frequently called upon to keep the scoreline respectable.
City may well be coasting in the Premiership but on the European stage they were sadly found lacking.
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Linux GamingShadowgrounds: Survivor Proceeds On LinuxNearly a year ago we shared that two new PC action games were being ported to Linux. The games were Shadowgrounds and, its sequel, Shadowgrounds: Survivor. Both games were supposed to ship in the first half of 2008 for Linux, but that never ended up materializing. A Finnish game studio known as Frozenbyte originally developed these games and the Linux port was contracted to a company known as IGIOS. In August we were told that the delay was due to publisher negotiations and that they would hopefully have something in a week or two. That never ended up amounting to anything, but a month ago, we finally learned that Linux Game Publishing was working on Shadowgrounds: Survivor. Well, last night we finally got our hands on a beta copy of Shadowgrounds: Suvivor for Linux.
18 February 2009 - 12 Comments Blood Frontier: The Latest Open-Source FPSCube was early on one of the first open-source first-person shooter games designed around its own engine. The 3D graphics for Cube were not the best, but development of this game had been going on since 2001. Based upon the Cube engine was then the Sauerbraten game that was also referred to as "Cube 2" with its engine being redesigned. Now though another game is emerging and its engine is derived from Sauerbraten. This game is called Blood Frontier and in this article we have a few screenshots of this game, which is working its way towards a stable release for the open-source community.
1 February 2009 - 49 Comments Steam Client For Linux ConfirmedEarlier this year we shared that Valve's Source Engine is coming to Linux after receiving some information that pointed in this direction. In addition, a year ago Valve Software was publicly looking for a senior software engineer to port Windows-based games to Linux platform. There have long been rumors and hopes among Linux users that Steam games would become natively available for Linux, but we have additional confirmation that Valve Software has ported their Steam game client to Linux. In Valve's most recent title, Left 4 Dead, there are shared Linux libraries shipping alongside this Windows game client.
28 November 2008 - 156 Comments Alien Arena 2008 Receives Graphics ImprovementsWhile not commonly mentioned at Phoronix, Alien Arena is an open-source sci-fi first-person shooter that has been around since 2004 and uses the CRX engine, which is a derivative of the Id's GPL source-code. Version 7.20 of Alien Arena 2008 was released this week and a few features had caught our attention. In addition to a number of game-play improvements, Alien Arena has received a number of improvements to its graphics renderer with GLSL program management, parallax mapping, new lighting, new shaders, and other work.
18 October 2008 - 3 Comments Jets 'n' Guns Enters Beta On LinuxA week ago we shared that Linux Game Publishing, the company that has ported games to Linux such as Cold War and X2: The Threat, was bringing Jets 'n' Guns to Linux. Just a week later this 2D side-scrolling arcade game is now being distributed to LGP's closed testing community. We have our hands on the first beta of Jets 'n' Guns for Linux and in this article are a few screenshots.
17 October 2008 - 12 Comments Blender Game Engine Tech DemoFor several months the Blender and Crystal Space projects have been working together to develop an open-source game they hope will be of a professional quality and deliver an industry standard 3D gaming experience. This game, now called Yo Frankie, was supposed to be released at the end of August, but that deadline wasn't met. However, released now is the first technology demo for the Blender Game Engine. This tech demo is playable and includes a small level from Yo Frankie, but to be released soon will be a more game-oriented demo that includes additional characteristics and game-play options.
15 September 2008 - 3 Comments LGP Introduces Linux Game Copy ProtectionFor seven years Linux Game Publishing has been selling their Linux-ported games with no form of copy protection on their CD/DVDs, but beginning with their forthcoming port of Sacred: Gold that will be changed. Linux Game Publishing has developed their own Internet-based game copy protection system for Linux, and in this article we have more details on this scheme as well as their motives behind this work.
23 June 2008 - 284 Comments Sacred: Gold Enters Beta On LinuxIn addition to game updates for Savage 2 and Sauerbraten last week, also released was the first beta of Sacred: Gold for Linux. However, unlike the other games, Sacred: Gold is limited to the beta testers within Linux Game Publishing's closed program. Though as we are part of this testing team, we have screenshots and more details on this game being ported to Linux.
22 June 2008 - 48 Comments Sauerbraten CTF EditionFormerly known as Cube, Sauerbraten is an open-source first person shooter game built upon the Cube engine that has been entertaining gamers for years. Sauerbraten has come along way when it comes to advanced rendering features, maps / game-play modes, and other features, with a sign of these improvements being the Sauerbraten 2008-06-17 CTF Edition release. As implied by its name, this most recent release of Sauerbraten introduces a capture the flag game-mode. In addition to the CTF gaming support, there are many other improvements and new features, with this being the first update since the end of 2007.
21 June 2008 - 4 Comments Cedega 6.1 Beta ReleasedBack in February we shared that Cedega 6.1 was soon to be in beta and yesterday it finally arrived. The first beta release of Transgaming's Cedega 7.1 (codenamed "Tovik") is now available. Cedega 6.1 ships with support for Shader Model 3.0, new game capabilities, stability improvements, performance enhancements, and more.
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I have given thought to buying a gun in the next couple days here (hopefully before this AWB or any new leglislation is passed) with my Credit Card. Now I have a small emergency fund of 1000. My bills are paid, and I have cash for misc expenses but I don't have money to buy a new gun right now or pay off my credit card the month after I purchase it. I would have to carry the balance on my credit card for two to four months before I get it fully paid off.
Is this a bad decision or good decision or should I just keep saving and hope any leglislation that gets passed won't effect what I'm trying to buy?
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Peapack-Gladstone Financial Corporation Reports Third Quarter Results Of Operations
Peapack-Gladstone Financial Corporation ( NASDAQ Global Select Market:PGC) (the Corporation) recorded net income of $1.9 million and diluted earnings per share of $0.18, for the quarter ended September 30, 2010. This compared to diluted earnings per share of $0.10 for the quarter ended September 30, 2009 and diluted earnings per share of $0.16 for the quarter ended June 30, 2010.
When compared to the quarter ended September 30, 2009, the September 2010 quarter included increased net interest income, increased income from the PGB Trust and Investment business, increased other income, increased net gains on sales of securities, and a reduced provision for loan losses, the effects of which were partially offset by a write-down of the Corporation's investment in various equity securities.
Frank A. Kissel, Chairman and CEO, stated, "We are pleased to have shown earnings growth this quarter, which contributed to continued growth in capital. Building capital internally to redeem the Treasury's Capital Purchase Program investment over time, while remaining well capitalized, continues to be an important business objective of the Corporation."
The Corporation's provision for loan losses for the quarter ended September 30, 2010 was $2.0 million, reflecting a lower level than each of the past 4 quarters. Mr. Kissel noted "Reduced charge-off levels, as well as reduced non-performing loan levels in the current quarter, contributed to the reduced provision." Mr. Kissel went on to say "We continue to be pleased with the progress we have made in resolving certain problem assets. This progress led to the decrease in non-performing loans from June 30, 2010 to September 30, 2010."
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If you need to make an important decision, the following can help:
For example, when I was giving input on hiring our PUM, I identified the following criteria:
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I rated the candidate against each criteria and then multiplied by the weighting. This gave me a quick frame to compare different candidates as well as have more meaningful dialogues with others. The actual numbers were less important than testing and clarifying criteria.
I guess this is called Pugh matrix
This one is a classic pattern used to do everything from judging beauty contests, to selecting tax returns for auditing, and even for determining the sex of a skeleton found at an archeological dig. Neural networks do it too.
I learned about it in engineering school, where it was called the discriminate function.
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text: Supreme Court justices dismiss another Oklahoma law on abortionBy Bill Mears, CNN Supreme Court ProducerUpdated 10:57 AM ET, Tue November 12, 2013Story highlightsThis is the second abortion law Oklahoma has had shot down recentlyThe Supreme Court justices refused to hear the appeal on sonagram requirementJustices could rule soon on injunction request for Texas abortion lawOklahoma lost another round in its effort to restrict abortions when the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday declined to hear an appeal in a case that would force women seeking an abortion to have an ultrasound first.The justices, without comment, refused to accept the state's appeal over HB 2780, which would require healthcare providers to perform an ultrasound scan before terminating a woman's pregnancy.Lower state courts found the law unconstitutional. Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt said those judges did not give proper legal weight to previous high court rulings allowing some regulation and restriction on abortions.The new law mandated that pregnant women seeking an abortion be given the chance to view the ultrasound image and be given a medical description, including "the dimensions of the embryo or fetus, the presence of cardiac activity, if present and viewable, and the presence of external members and internal organs, if present and viewable."Neither the woman nor her doctor would be punished or penalized if she refused to look at those images, but the procedure, performed either vaginally or abdominally, and the explanation would be required.State lawmakers supporting the legislation said the ultrasound requirement was designed to allow women to make an "informed decision" before undergoing an abortion.Abortion rights groups objected to the Oklahoma statute."Oklahoma's unusual law imposes serious burdens on a woman's decision whether to terminate a pregnancy," said the Center for Reproductive Rights, which filed a brief urging the Supreme Court to stay out of the case."It is difficult to imagine a requirement more physically invasive than the state-mandated insertion of a medical device into one's body even when the patient and the doctor think it unnecessary."The U.S. high court last week dismissed an Oklahoma appeal on a separate state law limiting abortions performed with medicine instead of surgery.That law would have regulated the ability of doctors to prescribe a medication regime -- using RU-486 pills -- to terminate early pregnancies, and make it a crime to deviate from the federal government-approved dosage and time limits on the drugs.But many physicians, backed by abortion rights supporters, say they routinely induce medical abortions through a combination of drugs they determine is simpler, safer, and less expensive than the current federal protocols on the use of abortion drugs.This was the first of several restrictive abortion laws nationwide to get a recent review by the Supreme Court.A federal appeals court last month allowed a similar law from Texas on medical abortions to go into effect. But a coalition of abortion rights groups immediately asked the Supreme Court for an emergency injunction to block that law's enforcement. The justices could rule on that request as soon as Tuesday.The Oklahoma ultrasound case is Pruitt v. Nova Health Systems (12-1170). The pending Texas case is Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas Surgical Health Services v. Abbott, Texas Attorney General (12A452).More from justiceHung jury in Jodi Arias sentencing, mistrial declaredHung jury in Jodi Arias sentencing, mistrial declaredReport: Duke accusers feared fan backlash Powered by Livefyre


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Birmingham City's Spanish midfielder Michel has joined AEK Athens on loan for the rest of the season.The 25-year-old joined Birmingham last January from Sporting Gijon but has made only nine first-team appearances. Blues manager Alex McLeish says the presence of Barry Ferguson has kept the Spaniard out of the team. "I am sorry the Michel one has not worked out but Barry Ferguson's form has been stunning and made it difficult for him," said McLeish. "Who knows, it could have been different .... read more
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Tuesday, Feb 17, 2015 11:59 PM UTC 0Natasha Rose Chenier writes about the brutal stigma she encountered after a sexual experience with her father
Tuesday, Feb 17, 2015 8:22 PM UTC 0A new lobbying push highlights the complicated politics of approving a drug for female sexual dysfunction
Tuesday, Feb 17, 2015 4:20 PM UTC 0A new collection of essays edited by a genderqueer porn star explores coming out, in public and private
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Sunday, Feb 15, 2015 1:00 AM UTC 0The author tackles some of the biggest questions from his new book: "Do I want this? Is this sexual? Is this good?"
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On Jan. 10 at the Medal of Honor Recipient Gala, 500 attendees stood in the presence of unvarnished valor, bravery and patriotism. We shook the hands of nine of the bravest men America has ever produced.
They are recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor. I could name these men here, but I am sure each would declare that the medal recognizes the actions of not one man but many. Sen. John McCain, Captain, U.S. Navy, POW Vietnam, summed it up in his book, "Faith of My Fathers," when he wrote, "Nothing in life is more liberating than to fight for a cause larger than yourself, something that encompasses you but is not defined by your existence alone."
These nine men and the other 3,454 recipients of the Medal of Honor, of which 77 are living, would state that it is not what they did individually, but what all did collectively.
This gala was one of a number of events that will be known throughout the nation as the Medal of Honor Bowl Week. More than 90 young football players from across the country were brought together to compete in a contest that was, for many, the first step in their journey to the National Football League. In a real sense, they personify Sen. McCain's statement about the greater cause as they strove to do their best as a part of a team to bring victory home.
Like the men they honor, they strove for victory for a cause. More importantly, these young men have dispelled the negative image of a few misguided athletes that the media have gone out of their way to exploit, glamorize and represent as the norm of today's youth.
The Wounded Warriors luncheon brought together many of our nation's wounded warriors who served and continue to serve in several of our nation's past and current conflicts.
The gathering was privileged to have as its keynote speaker one of America's greatest wounded warriors, Lt. Clebe McClary, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired). There may be no greater inspirational speaker in the country, and possibly in the world, today.
His message was one of striving to always better yourself and be thankful for what you have. He asked, "Whatcha gonna do with whatcha got?" Answer: Recognize God's place in your life. His personal story is inspiration in its purest form.
I must salute Tommy McQueeney and his committee, who came together for a cause greater than themselves, and in 105 days made the Medal of Honor Bowl a reality.
Their dedication and effort produced a superlative sporting event, which showcased some of America's finest young athletes and, at the same time, honored America's greatest heroes.
I, for one, am waiting in excited anticipation for next year's Medal of Honor Bowl.
Philip A. Stiles Jr.
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Qedoc Quiz Player fail to make the grade
Save yourself a headache, and skip this quiz player.
Qedoc Quiz Player works in conjunction with Qedoc Quiz Maker. Its purpose is to play modules, or quizzes, created in the quiz maker program. But we had poor results in testing Qedoc Quiz Maker; in fact, we were unable to create a single quiz to play in Qedoc Quiz Player, so we were unable to test it. However, we'll offer some brief observations.
At first glance, Qedoc Quiz Player's user interface looked simple to navigate, but it's just as vague as its quiz-maker companion. A menu runs across the top of the window with options for opening modules, editing their appearance, posting results, rewarding correct results, and more. Shortcut buttons across the top and running down the left side of the window give you quick access to the program's Welcome, Activities, and Results screens. The buttons also let you access your communities, including those on Facebook. At the start, a window pops up asking you to choose a player. Not quite sure what that meant, we clicked on the Help button, which then prompted us to log in first. But like its other features, it wasn't immediately clear how to do that. So, we visited the program's Web site to register as a Contributor. There, you're supposed to register and include your e-mail address to receive a registration key. Based on our experience with Qedoc Quiz Maker and Qedoc Quiz Player, we had just about had enough and didn't feel safe entering our personal information.
Overall, we recommend you skip Qedoc Quiz Player and find a comprehensive quiz-creation tool that doesn't require you to download two separate programs and jump through so many hoops, including registering for freeware.
Qedoc Quiz Player comes as a ZIP file, installs desktop icons without permission, and leaves folders behind upon removal.


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Some weeks after the concert, I met up with Pitbull in Las Vegas, where he'd gone for the Latin Grammys. Halfway through the ceremony, after having lost both awards he was up for, Pit, me, a young woman in a deep-cut black onesie, and six members of Team Pit vacated our seats and made for a chartered plane to fly back to Miami. Pit was due to perform the next night at the soft opening of the new Marlins stadium. Hustling across the casino floor, he slowed just enough to one-pump every offered hand as we headed to taxis.
At the airfield he chatted up the baggage handler in Spanish, helped him rearrange some luggage in the hold before nudging him lightly and laughing as they parted. On his way to the cabin he peeked into the cockpit and asked the two pilots, "Qué pasa, jefes?" The guy slides between the levels of corporation as if lubed.
I'd passed the hours before the Grammys standing in front of a hotel mirror trying to memorize a four-page inquiry I'd carefully mapped, all paths leading to: How are you not a sellout? Then I climbed into the empty tub and watched Kimbo Slice backyard knockouts.
By takeoff, Pit had the candles lit and the flatware arranged, as it were. He was positioning people around him, pouring drinks or making sure that drinks were being poured, he being at the center of things, aloof but shining on everyone in turn. He said he wasn't upset about losing. "Fuuuuuck no. My kids can't eat awards. I care about the public." He connected a portable speaker to his phone and played "Niggas in Dade," Trick Daddy's freestyle over the Jay-Z/Kanye "Niggas in Paris" beat. "Papo," he said, "who's the only motherfucker who did they song in English?" He tapped his head. "For the wider audience."
As Pit poured another round, I asked, Honestly, don't you hope that all these new fans, don't you hope they go back and listen to the early albums and the mixtapes? And he said, "I think of fans like a barbershop. I want that debate. I want one guy to be, like, 'Pit, he ain't this, he ain't that,' and for another guy to be like—" here he shook his head and held up his index finger at arm's length—" 'Hold the fuck on, partner,' and then that first guy to be like, 'I ain't know he did that,' and some other guy be like, 'No, but did you hear this?' "
Pit smirked at the young woman, who scowled as she got up to mix more Voli and lime. He cued up "Get into the Groove," singing along to the And you can dance…for inspiration part before he sashayed around, squeezing shoulders or dipping three fingers into his drink and spritzing dozing faces. A small, thin older guy who plays keys in Pit's band shimmied through the cabin repeating the word "Sevilla." (Later, he told me about his escape from Cuba—"like hide-and-seek, only if they find you, they gonna kill you!" He acted so grateful and deferent toward Pit that finally he had to comment on it: "With us it's crabs in a bucket in reverse effect.") Pit danced up and down the aisle freely, goofily, not like onstage, where for a pop star he dances as well as a kid who's watched a lot of kung fu movies does kung fu. It's the one chink in his "Mr. Worldwide" persona.
"Now, I know you gonna love this one, partner," he said, and while one hand alighted on my shoulder, the other filled a glass with a different flavored Voli, espresso vanilla. This seduction, Pit's peerless at it. He's never not hawking the Planet Pit Getaway—drinks and energy tabs and dance hooks, all inclusive. He's banking on you buying into it, and goddamn if you don't want to. You might feel ickily reluctant at first, but in the end it's easier, and a lot more fun, if you just let go and bask in it. What Pit was doing was making me homesick.
Pit, I said, You were Uncle Luke's protégé. You had the whole city behind you. Via your pitiable heart the world could've intuited something of Miami's! And you literally traded it all away.
He grabbed my glass, shook it to toll the one unmelted cube. The woman fetched another vodka.
He calmly mentioned that he was the one who got the key to the city two and a half years ago. "I was up there shaking hands with city fathers, man, you know? Me." Not young Pit, he meant. Mr. Worldwide, the rebrand. Miami, he reminded me, was built in the '80s on flight capital. It was sold and resold depending on the street price of coke, the exchange rate, who was in power where. Transfer payments, Pit said. Drug money and life savings; condominiums, vacations, and retirement homes. "Shit's the same thing." Our economy was built on convincing people to bring and invest and squander the wealth they made elsewhere. "So now of course, I can't just talk about the city," he said. "Can't just be, 'Oh, this is how Miami actually is.' I have to give 'em the Miami they want. I have to get people to want to come down here and pay for it."
Pit wanted me to understand: "The first check I got from Luke, I rode my bike halfway across Miami to cash it. That shit bounced." (Uncle Luke disputes this.) He said his endorsement deals were his way of raising capital for his equity moves. "People say I switched?" Here he paused and for a moment I thought he was about to slough off the "Mr. Worldwide" facade. But instead he put two fingertips against my heart and tented both eyebrows as if to make room for his point. "Maybe I outgrew you. I look at it as an evolution, and setting the path. I'm showing you where to go."
The outstanding posse cut "Bitch, I'm from Dade County" rolled into the cabin. The woman rapped Trick's line Born, bred, and raised in get-money ways, while executing a few weighty chest thrusts. But Pit, I wanted to know, was this always the plan? "Absolutely," he said. He explained how he used to be locked into a bad contract with the bankrupt TVT Records. He was fast becoming a hip-hop footnote when he took the label to court and extricated himself. Then in February 2009, he released the number one club hit "I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)." "Two thousand nine was freedom, 2010 was invasion, 2011 was takeover, 2012 is grow wealth," he said, smiling while slipping back on his sunglasses. So the design then was to leave Miami behind?


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Jennifer Lopez will be involved -- and possibly star -- in an upcoming adaptation of Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?.
J. Lo is currently attached to produce Carmen Sandiego, whose rights have been acquired by Walden Media, but it is viewed as a vehicle for her; she would play the titular character.
Walden reportedly envisions the adaptation -- a longtime learning tool/game for schoolchildren -- as a cross between National Treasure and The Thomas Crown Affair.
The movie summary, according to Deadline, is as follows: "When the ACME agency's greatest detective Carmen Sandiego becomes the world's greatest thief, it's up to her former partner to follow her clues and track her down. Their cat and mouse game leads the partner to confront a greater mystery: is Carmen really a thief or a hero?"
Source: Deadline


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