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There's a lot of great stuff to look forward to in the upcoming Service Pack 2 (SP2) release for Windows Server 2003. Among the long list of updates (see Ward's posting to the Windows Server Division's blog for the complete list) are two personal fav's: the Scalable Networking Pack and the IPsec Simple Policy Update.
Having the Scalable Networking Pack included in SP2 means it "officially" becomes part of the new base-line of Windows Server 2003. This, in turn, means more and more new servers will come with these bits to match the great list of IHVs and OEMs that are shipping supporting hardware. Speaking of Scalable Networking partners, we just added two more over the last few weeks: Acer and Neterion. You can get the full details at the Scalable Networking partner's page off of our TechNet site.
Any how, this is great news for the long term adoption of these critical features. Especially as multi-gigabit networking grows in prevalence and you start looking to adopt it more broadly in your datacenters.
But wait, there's more! The Simple Policy Update (for IPsec) is a preview of what we're doing to make IPsec a more scalable, deployable, manageable and "no brainer" decision in the next releases of Windows. Take a look at my AuthIP posting for more details there.
There's some pretty neat news coming out Intel's big Developer Forum event this week in Taipei. Just
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Just wondering if anyone could help me out a little bit with figuring out the names of a few relationships here, as I'm a little new to the whole genealogy-searching thing, but have found some relationships that I...well anyway, here they are:
My great(x13) grandmother is a woman named Mary...Mary's brother's wife would be my great(x13) aunt... Do I call that my "13th great aunt"?
Also, this 13th great aunt, whose name was Jane, had a great grandfather named Henry. What would be the name for Henry's relationship to me? Is there even a name for that? Jane also had a cousin named Elizabeth...is there a name for Elizabeth's relation to me?
The reason being that I want to be able to tell my friends what that relation is, fairly concisely. That being said, my 13th great aunt's great grandfather was King Henry VII, and the 13th great aunt's cousin was Queen Elizabeth I. o_O And the 13th great aunt? Lady Jane Grey.


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Officials getting ready to monitor flu shots' effects
System aims to quickly detect problems
WASHINGTON — More than 3,000 people a day have a heart attack. If you're one of them the day after your swine flu shot, will you worry the vaccine was to blame and not the more likely culprit, all those burgers and fries?
The government is starting an unprecedented system to track possible side effects as mass flu vaccinations begin next month. The idea is to detect any rare but real problems quickly, and explain the inevitable coincidences that are sure to cause some false alarms.
"Every day, bad things happen to people. When you vaccinate a lot of people in a short period of time, some of those things are going to happen to some people by chance alone," said Dr. Daniel Salmon, a vaccine safety specialist at the Department of Health and Human Services.
Health authorities hope to vaccinate well over half the population in just a few months against swine flu, which doctors call the 2009 H1N1 strain. That would be a feat. No more than 100 million Americans usually get vaccinated against regular winter flu, and never in such a short period.
How many will race for the vaccine depends partly on confidence in its safety. The last mass inoculations against a different swine flu, in 1976, were marred by reports of a rare paralyzing condition, Guillain-Barre syndrome.
"The recurring question is, 'How do we know it's safe?' " said Dr. Gregory Poland of the Mayo Clinic.
Enter the intense new monitoring. On top of routine vaccine tracking, there are these government-sponsored projects:
•Harvard Medical School scientists are linking large insurance databases that cover up to 50 million people with vaccination registries around the country for real-time checks of whether people see a doctor in the weeks after a flu shot and why. The huge numbers make it possible to quickly compare rates of complaints among the vaccinated and unvaccinated, said the project leader, Dr. Richard Platt, Harvard's population medicine chief.
•Johns Hopkins University will direct e-mails to at least 100,000 vaccine recipients to track how they're feeling, including the smaller complaints that wouldn't prompt a doctor visit. If anything seems connected, researchers can call to follow up with detailed questions.
•The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is preparing take-home cards that tell vaccine recipients how to report any suspected side effects to the nation's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting system.
"We don't have any reason to expect any unusual problems with this vaccine," said Dr. Neal Halsey, director of Hopkins' Institute for Vaccine Safety, who is directing the e-mail surveillance.
After all, the new H1N1 vaccine is a mere recipe change from the regular winter flu shot that's been used for decades in hundreds of millions of people without serious problems. Nor have there been any red flags in the few thousand people given test doses in studies to determine the right H1N1 dose. They've gotten the same sore arms and occasional headache or fever that's par for a winter flu shot.
But because this H1N1 flu targets the young more than the old, this may be the year that unprecedented numbers of children and pregnant women are vaccinated.


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The National Weather Service is expecting the Mississippi at St. Louis to rise higher and crest a day later.
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Lawmakers have approved legislation allowing the expansion of special courts to handle current and former military personnel.
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Meanwhile, the Coast Guard investigation continues. One big question: should 114 barges breaking loose raise eyebrows?
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text: Home > Medical > Symptoms Updated 11 February 2013 Dysuria Dysuria is a symptom: an unpleasant burning, tingling or painful sensation of the perineum or urethra felt during or just after passing urine. 0 Definition and description Dysuria is a symptom: an unpleasant burning, tingling or painful sensation of the perineum or urethra felt during or just after passing urine. It is a common complaint, especially amongst women, and is often accompanied by frequency (the need to empty the bladder abnormally often) and heamaturia (obvious or apparent blood in the urine). Causes and associated problems Two main categories are implicated in dysuria: 1. Inflammation/infection of the urethra or bladder base (trigone) – this applies to men and women 2. In women, vaginal and labial inflammation can cause pain on contact with the urinary stream. The commonest causes of dysuria are: Urinary tract infection – urethritis and cystitis in women, and urethritis (gonorrhoea, Chlamydia) and prostatitis in men; Vaginitis, including candidiasis; Urinary retention; or Sexually transmitted conditions such as gonorrhoea. Some conditions predispose to the development of urinary tract infections and dysuria, such as: Diabetes; Anatomical problems, for example duplex ureter; and Neurological problems, such as paraplegia. Diagnosis The diagnosis of dysuria is made on the history, describing the symptoms. In small children, the mother may report a change in the number of nappies used daily, excess irritability of the child, fever, a different smell to the child's urine, diarrhoea or constipation. The underlying cause must be found and treated. The first step is to test a "clean catch" sample of urine (not always possible in a baby) for dipstick testing in the rooms. This test detects the presence of pus, blood and nitrates in the urine, all of which indicate an infection. In complicated or recurrent cases, or those associated with, for instance, diabetes, culture of the urine is advised to identify the specific organism and its antibiotic sensitivity. In suspected sexually transmitted diseases like gonorrhoea, a smear may be taken of the urinary opening for cytology, culture and sensitivity. Cytology mat be needed if there is a suspicion of malignancy. If examination reveals any associated conditions, such as diabetes or neurological problems, appropriate blood tests and/or scans will need to be done. Once identified, these predisposing causes must also be treated to avoid developing recurrent or complicated cystitis. Pregnancy and diabetes have a high risk for dysuria due to infection, and patients with these conditions need thorough investigation. Treatment Treatment is aimed at relieving symptoms, as well as treating the underlying cause. Urinary analgesics and alkalinisers are useful for providing immediate relief until the definitive treatment takes effect. The patient is encouraged to keep up a good fluid intake to increase urine output and "flush away" bacteria and debris. Antibiotics are used where urinalysis shows evidence of infection. The choice of antibiotic will be guided by the patient's individual profile (is she diabetic, for instance, or is she pregnant?) Predisposing factors such as poor glucose control in diabetics, or overuse of vaginal spermicides must be corrected. Outcome With swift and correct management, the outcome is good, and complications like pyelonephritis can be avoided. Attending to predisposing factors will avoid recurrent dysuria and cystitis developing. (Dr AG Hall) More in Medical Hip pain More: MedicalSymptoms SPONSORED: Fedhealth What cover is right for you? advertisement Get a quote Fedhealth - What cover is right for you? 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C'mon Snoopy, c'mon Snoopy (the bomb)
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Snoopy Dogg (the bomb) Snoopy Dogg
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R&B singer Jewell was signed to Deathrow Records in 1992, leaving in 1999. Suge was notorious for doing all-star tracks and not crediting background singers
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Thanks for the link (and the PM) Tony, and your concern and knowledge! Fortunately, I think I've got it sorted - and the guys at Trail Tech weren't bluffing after all...
I refitted the HID loom this afternoon (without the tell-tale lamp) and fired up the bike... with the choke on (so around 3000rpm), I was getting 13.8V at the battery terminals with the stock 35w headlight on, 13.56V with the stock headlight and HID on, and 13.26V with the headlight, HID and Fan (plus the Nav gear) running... all good stable voltage readings too.
Even at tickover (with the choke off) I was getting 12.8V steady with everything running, and raising the revs it was well into the 13.5V zone...
A proper road-test will confirm tomorrow, but I'm confident there is enough power from the Trail Tech stator to keep the battery charging while the all gear is running - and as I mentioned previously, the HID and fan are independently switchable, so I can turn them on and off as required - it should be rare I'll need them all on at the same time anyway...
I've also had more good news regarding sponsorship - no major sponsor (to cover my service assistance costs), but I've got a cost price deal on a new Arai helmet plus a load of service consumables - TwinAir filters, oil filters and chain guide and slippers, oh and some spare fork seals just incase... thanks to the UK importer Apico.
I've also had a fantastic 11th hour offer from a dealer who can provide me with spare drive chains and sprockets, and has negotiated on my behalf all the engine oil I'm going to need from Putoline - so that is pretty much my service consumables covered now - all I need is a load of tyres!
I've also had confirmation from Dirty Dog that they can supply me with some really tasty sunglasses to be included in the supporters packs - these are great glasses on or off the bike, they have unbreakable polarized lenses and great eye coverage (without looking like Bono!). I've used them all over the USA, and racing on both Heroes-Legend and in Tunisia, only requiring goggles on the really dusty days... I think you guys are going to love them!
Kriega have also sprung for some really nice wallets, which double as a compact tool pouch - again photos to follow, but these are just the coolest piece of kit for your bumbag, tailpack or even a jacket pocket.
Alpinestars have also provided some really nice baseball caps (along with some new boots for me) for you all, so the packs are really coming together now and should offer real value for money, with products that I genuinely endorse and have used for years...
I'm hoping to get a few more bits to include, plus there will of course be a limited edition T-shirt with all the sponsors logos on...
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worried that my baby is small
i would think 35% is good isnt it. did they say how much she weighs.? also your other babies were boys or girls. usually girls tend to be tiny and petite.
Baby Girl Alexis born 02/15/2010 Baby Boy Jeremiah Born 02/22/2013
Wife to Seminary student, Mother to 5 daughters Tyler(10), Tori(7), Tacey(6), Tabitha(1) and coming in April 2013 Trinity
They kept telling me my baby was in the 40th percentile and he came out at almost 8lbs... I wouldn't worry too much! If they were concerned they would tell you! Good luck!!
By the way.... my current pregnancy this baby is in the 40th percentile too and they keep telling me that's great....
Baby Girl Alexis born 02/15/2010 Baby Boy Jeremiah Born 02/22/2013
My last was 5#2oz at 39 weeks. All babies are different and the measurement later in pregnancy, like pp stated, can be off by a lb or so.
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Global warming 'undeniable,' scientists say
There are 34240 comments on the TwinCities.com story from Jul 29, 2010, titled Global warming 'undeniable,' scientists say. In it, TwinCities.com reports that:Scientists from around the world are providing even more evidence of global warming, one day after President Barack Obama renewed his call for climate legislation.
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#24433 Mar 16, 2013
Poor Brain Gone, slept through the recent election and spamming is the only solution ???
#24434 Mar 17, 2013
Yes you are correct they did measure man made CO2 by the scientific science fiction method. Now put on your big boy/girl pants and show all your peer reviewed published REAL SCIENCE work or go away and shut your pie hole.
#24435 Mar 17, 2013
Not even the most dishonest/deranged science denier questions that the increased CO2 output is man made. All you need do is some simple math to calculate the amount produced by the burning of the known qty's fuels used
Where the hell is YOUR SCIENCE?! ANY SCIENCE?!
Knowing that you're incapable of science - even referencing it in any way - I preemptively accept your 134th consecutive concession.
#24436 Mar 17, 2013
Damn it's COLD!!
10-15 degrees colder than average.
Global WARMING?
"I Luv Carbon Dioxide"
Since: Dec 08
Home, sweet home.
#24437 Mar 17, 2013
Our CO2 emissions aren't an experiment; most alarmists don't understand science so they can't make rational judgments about it.
When they learn how experiments are used to refine theory and see there are no experimental tests of climate change mitigation; they'll know better.
#24438 Mar 17, 2013
Actually, your arrogance is astounding. If you knew science, you would recognize the posters with science education, training, and experience from their posts.
Your comment is absolutely nonsense. Hey stay that way, a box of rocks like your buddy ph'd.
The GHG physics is science that you don't understand along with the rest of science and mathematics.
#24439 Mar 17, 2013
I agree.
You express precisely and impressively. Thanks for our lesson.
"I Luv Carbon Dioxide"
Since: Dec 08
Home, sweet home.
#24440 Mar 17, 2013
Does SpaceBlues believe our greenhouse gas emissions are an experimental test of global warming, like Fair Game? If so, he knows as little about the experimental method as Fair Game.
#24441 Mar 17, 2013
Just whining about an experiment, then you'd complain about the comparison... Go find a dog and walk it, you're more useful doing menial tasks.....
"I Luv Carbon Dioxide"
Since: Dec 08
Home, sweet home.
#24442 Mar 17, 2013
Even if you measured worldwide, how much fuel people used or stored, how much wood, pete and organic waste was burned, that wouldn't tell how that compares to natural sources. There'd still be no way to compare man's CO2 emissions from CO2 effervesced from the oceans as they warm and CO2 emissions for geological sources.
Coincidence isn't causality.
#24443 Mar 17, 2013
Man it's cold!!
HOW could mans activity be warming the earth AND the earth gets colder?
AND all this warming krap is based on recordered history of weather, which is a drop in the bucket in terms of earths existance.
#24444 Mar 17, 2013
Man it's warm, are you sick or just sitting ALL DAY ???
#24445 Mar 18, 2013
Wrong again you engineered the Auto Ind. into bankruptcy specialist. They only thing that is possible would be you apologizing to that pay for profit school you attended for wasting class room time.
#24446 Mar 18, 2013
Phd="If you most lie...."
You make it EZ, to disregard your claptrap.
The next time you address the topic, will be the first. Please seek help.
#24447 Mar 18, 2013
[QUOTE who="can get 90+passengermiles/gal on 787 "]Man it's cold!![/QUOTE]
The unpopulated North Pole is cold with 6 months of darkness. Presently, lots of warm fronts push into the Arctic & flush lots of cold to populated southern regions.
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#24448 Mar 18, 2013
Why don't you try learning some science? There IS a way to tell when CO2 is from the burning of fossil fuels.
Ever hear of isotope ratios? The CO2 that humans have emitted by burning FFs is ancient carbon, depleted of C-13 & C-14. CO2 from most other sources is not depleted this way. That's one of the ways we know that the rise in CO2 we've seen since the 1800s is entirely anthropogenic in origin.
We are not doing a conscious experiment by raising atmospheric CO2. We are INADVERTENTLY doing that very, very dangerous experiment on the only home we have.
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#24449 Mar 18, 2013
GOD Says It's
Global Freezing And Global Scorching
Not Global Warming!
#24450 Mar 18, 2013
You could be called funny if you weren't serious. But you are so silly to judge others for science when you have none.
It's like talking to a crazy man about science. You make no sense but you think you do.
Where do you get your confidence? Why don't you switch now to medicine and treat cancer?
#24451 Mar 18, 2013
Did you speak personally or via the Pope?
#24452 Mar 18, 2013
Our topic explained by PhilPlait...The rate at which the temperature is rising took a huge leap starting a century ago, and its due to human activity. Were seeing the effects now, from the ice caps melting to changes in vegetation growth rates. There is no scientific controversy here, just a manufactured political and ideological one.
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It sounds like that quote might be out of context, or they are implying something with the quotes around "fits". The exe is 4.45MB on my pc, but I'll assume the v1.0 exe was 4.2MB. It doesn't make sense to load the entire exe into cache. There are thousands of lines of code that might never be used while playing the game. You have to have code that sets keybinds, player name, changes all of the graphic settings, code to handle the server browser, connect to a server, download updates, etc. All of that would just be wasting space that needs to be used by other things. There are 26 dll files in the Crysis folder that all have libraries that the code needs to pull from. These allow the program to run lots of other functions that aren't in the exe. They add up to 27MB.
In a nut shell, a dynamic link library (DLL) is a collection of small programs, which can be called upon when needed by the executable program (EXE) that is running. The DLL lets the executable communicate with a specific device such as a printer or may contain source code to do particular functions.
On top of that there is going to need to be some room in that cache for D3D, nvidia driver code, and the Windows kernel.
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If Weston had shot her, there wouldn't have been a drape hiding her pubic area, but honestly I think that's the detail what makes the picture interesting.
Weston's headless nudes were made that way because it was an integral part of his composition. This emphasized the torso (much like the Venus De Milo) by eliminating the face which is the natural focal point of a picture. Mortensen's composition, OTOH, appears to have cut off the face in the best tradition of porn from that era, to avoid "embarrasing" the model.
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"She's crazy!"
That's what 'Arrested Development' star Tony Hale shouts from the back of Melissa McCarthy's broken down jalopy of a police car as she goes through the motions of an uninteresting chase sequence.
"Hoo boy," I mutter. "We're in for another 'Identity Thief' here" - a movie where physical comedy and riff-heavy music cues will have to suffice instead of any real wit. But something happens about 10 minutes into 'The Heat,' the latest comedy from 'Bridesmaids' director Paul Feig. McCarthy's Detective Mullins loudly and brashly bursts into a room and meets Sandra Bullock's Special Agent Ashburn.
The chemical reaction is instantaneous. McCarthy and Bullock, both naturally funny people, feed off one another and crackle as one of the best comedy pairings since John Cleese and Michael Palin. 'The Heat' is a decent movie; McCarthy and Bullock are outstanding.
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See the Cast of 'Speed' Then and NowBritt Hayes June 21, 2013 @ 11:23 AM
In 'Speed,' we watched Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock save a speeding bus and its passengers from certain doom at the hands of a terrorist, played by the late Dennis Hopper. Almost 20 years later, we take a look back at the cast of this high-octane thriller and see what they're up to now.
'Gravity' Trailer: George Clooney and Sandra Bullock are Lost in SpaceDamon Houx May 9, 2013 @ 7:45 PM
On a seemingly routine spacewalk, disaster strikes. The shuttle is destroyed, leaving two astronauts completely alone–tethered to nothing but each other and spiraling out into the blackness.
'The Heat 2' and 'Ride Along 2' Are Being Set Up Even Though the First Films Haven't Come OutDamon Houx April 23, 2013 @ 6:00 PM
We've been hearing a lot of news about sequels recently (including '21 Jump Street 2' and 'Fast and Furious 7'), but those have been for hit films or are continuing a franchise that has already proved successful enough to rush. Today it's been announced that studios are working on sequels for 'The Heat' and 'Ride Along,' two films that haven't even hit theaters yet.
New Images From 'The Heat': Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy Get RoughJacob Hall April 21, 2013 @ 11:17 AM
There are few films coming out this summer that have us more excited than Paul Feig's 'The Heat,' which looks like it'll be a delightful shot to the arm of the buddy cop genre. Of course, a buddy cop movie is only as good as the actors playing those buddy cops, but a handful of new images from the film have arrived online and they make stars Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy look like the comedy duo to beat this year.
'The Heat' Clip: Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy Deal With an "Awfully Heavy" CrookJacob Hall April 12, 2013 @ 11:38 AM
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Sandra Bullock to Voice Supervillain in 'Despicable Me' Spinoff 'Minions'Mike Sampson February 11, 2013 @ 11:21 AM
Sandra Bullock, who has made a career out of being Hollywood's good girl, is about to become a supervillain. The Oscar-winning actress has signed on to voice Scarlet Overkill, a woman with an ambition for world domination in 'Minions,' the upcoming animated spinoff of the 'Despicable Me' movies. So how are they going to make a movie all about the little sidekick characters who can't even speak? Let's find out.
The Female Avengers: See the Superheroes Recast as WomenMike Sampson January 10, 2013 @ 12:13 PM
Sure, 'The Avengers' was a great movie but there was only one female member (Black Widow) of the superhero team. There are already rumors that Joss Whedon wants to add Wasp to 'Avengers 2' but what if the entire 'Avengers' team was recast as women? Hey, if they can do an all-girl version of 'The Expendables' why not 'The Avengers?' And what if they cast Alison Brie, Sandra Bullock and Amber Heard? It might go a little something like this...
'The Heat' Red Band NSFW Trailer: Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy Blow Stuff UpDamon Houx December 19, 2012 @ 6:48 PM
Though Melissa McCarthy is on the verge of being overexposed, we're looking forward to her performance in 'The Heat,' which partners her with Sandra Bullock in a buddy cop comedy. The first trailer was good, but the red band trailer is even better.
'The Heat' Trailer Teams Up Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthyEric Walkuski November 16, 2012 @ 1:11 PM
No, this isn't a remake of the De Niro-Pacino classic. 'The Heat' brings Sandra Bullock, perhaps Hollywood's most bankable actress, and 'Bridesmaids' scene-stealer Melissa McCarthy, last year's most unlikely "it girl," together for a raucous buddy comedy that sees the two playing mismatched law enforcers. Can you imagine?!
The trailer for the comedy, directed by McCarthy's 'Bridesmaids' helmer Paul Feig, has just burst onto the internet, and you can watch it here after the break.
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SCCR 29 Libraries, Archives and Public Interest NGOs in Q&A with Dr. CrewsSubmitted by Manon Ress on 11. December 2014 - 9:48
While the many publishers representatives took the floor to explain that there are truly no problems with limitations and exceptions for libraries and archives (and anyway according to them if there are problems that can be solved with licenses), libraries & archives as well as public interest groups make their case: the committee must continue its work on limitations and exceptions for libraries and archives and find solutions.. Here are excerpts from some of the interventions:
SCCR 29 KEI's questions on the 3 step test, Berne Revisions & News snippets and Dr. Crews answersSubmitted by Manon Ress on 11. December 2014 - 9:06
Following Professor Crews' presentation of his updated report on limitations and exceptions (L&E) for libraries and archives, today more member states, IGOs and NGOs engaged again in an interesting Q&A. After years in this committee, I have rarely witnessed such enthusiasm and interest among all the SCCR participants about a report.
SCCR 29 December 10, 2014 Morning Informal and Agenda for the Next item on the agendaSubmitted by Manon Ress on 10. December 2014 - 4:41
The SCCR 29 went again into informals this morning and NGOs can listen but not report on what is going on. As per the agenda, the broadcasting treaty is still the topic of discussion. While the US delegation was supporting making the charts describing the definitions, concepts and rights being discussed available to the public, there were other delegations (TBD) against it and the charts are thus still "secret".
We are reconvening into plenary after the coffee break.
SCCR 29: Public Interest Organizations Statements regarding the Broadcasting TreatySubmitted by Manon Ress on 9. December 2014 - 10:02
Also presented during the afternoon plenary, here are 3 statements by public interest organizations, the TACD, EFF and CIS:
SCCR 29: Statements by European casters and push back by copyright owners (IFPI & FIAP)Submitted by Manon Ress on 9. December 2014 - 9:44
SCCR29 At 3pm, the plenary reconvened and the NGOs made their statements regarding the rights, definitions and concepts of the proposed broadcasting treaty discussed during the informal with the help of charts.
On the public interest side we only had KEI, TACD, EFF and CIS. I will post these statements in another blog. Here are 3 statements that are good examples of what the arguments were for the broadcasters (the European Broadcasting Union) followed by the push back by the IFFPI (representing the music industry) and finally the FIAP (film industry also pushing back).
KEI intervention, SCCR 29, December 9, 2014Submitted by James Love on 9. December 2014 - 9:38
Below is a cleaned up version of the transcript, from my rambling intervention for KEI on the broadcasting treaty definitions.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. My comments would be initially on the definitions.
It is our position that it's more appropriate to provide protection for free services that are traditionally provided by radio and television and less appropriate for pay services,
Broadcasters make sweeping demands on scope and rights in new WIPO treatySubmitted by James Love on 9. December 2014 - 6:39
To understand the negotiations this week at the WIPO SCCR 29, it is helpful to review an April 2014 document, endorsed by several broadcasting organizations.
The attached document* is a joint statement by 12 broadcasting organizations, on "THE OBJECTIVES, SPECIFIC SCOPE AND OBJECT OF THE PROPOSED WIPO BROADCASTERS' TREATY".
SCCR 29 December 9, 2014: 3 secret broadcasting treaty charts ?Submitted by Manon Ress on 9. December 2014 - 3:35
The December 9, 2014 SCCR morning session started with the Chair's summary of yesterday informals. The delegates discussed 3 charts. The first chart called "a technological platforms chart" is supposed to clarify the scope of protection of the new instrument, the broadcasters' treaty. The second chart is called "a rights chart". And additionally, the Chair prepared a third chart which was called a definitions chart, which contained the definitions of broadcasting organization, broadcasting transmission and signal.
SCCR 29 Morning Session: Is the Broadcasting Treaty crawling back?Submitted by Manon Ress on 8. December 2014 - 6:08
The morning session of SCCR 29 (Dec 8-12, 2014) ended with a coffee break which will be followed by informals (that we are not allowed to report on at this point). After the usual decisions this morning i.e, Adoption of the agenda of the twenty ninth session then Accreditation of new non governmental organizations (and yes, the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property (PIJIP) is in!) we had the Adoption of the Report of the Twenty-Eighth Session of the Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights.
SCCR29: Opening statement of the European UnionSubmitted by thiru on 8. December 2014 - 4:17
The World Intellectual Property Organization's 29th Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR) is meeting in Geneva from 8-12 December 2014. WIPO has a live stream of the proceedings; the password is sccr29. The opening statement of the European Union is contained below.
Patents with government interests, by disease, 2010 to 2013Submitted by KEI Staff on 5. December 2014 - 7:09
The attached PDF file provides counts on the number of patents with various search terms in the specification (spec/"search term"), and the number of those patents that declare either government rights in the patents (govt/government), an assignment to the US government (an/"united states of america"), or both. The complete counts are in the PDF file. The queries were done by Claire Cassedy on December 5, 2014.
Save the Date - 10 December 2014: The Broadcasting Treaty: A Solution in Search of a Problem?Submitted by thiru on 5. December 2014 - 6:06
On Wednesday, 10 December 2014, Knowledge Ecology International (KEI) will convene a side event entitled, "The Broadcasting Treaty: A Solution in Search of a Problem?"; the event will take place in Room B of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) from 13:30 to 15:00.
The new Medicines Patent Pool license with AbbVie: good news for children living with HIVSubmitted by James Love on 1. December 2014 - 12:26
The Medicines Patent Pool (MPP) has signed a new license with AbbVie, to expand access to pediatric formulations of lopinavir (LPV) and ritonavir (r). The details of the licenses are available here:
NIH rulemaking on transparency of clinical trialsSubmitted by James Love on 25. November 2014 - 10:13
The NIH has a notice about a proposed rule that "clarifies and expands requirements for the submission of clinical trial registration and results information to the ClinicalTrials.gov database." Comments are due on or before February 19, 2015. We may ask the NIH to consider expanding the trials registry to include more information on the economics of clinical trials.
Here is a link to the Regulations.Gov docket for the proposed rule:
UACT sends letter to Tufts President, Chairman of Trustees, asking questions about R&D cost studySubmitted by James Love on 25. November 2014 - 10:09
On November 24, 2014. the Union for Affordable Cancer Treatment (UACT) sent a letter to Anthony P. Monaco, Office of the President, Tufts University, with copies to Michael Baenen, the Tufts Chief of Staff, and Peter Dolan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees for Tufts University, regarding the Tufts University press conference to announce an estimate of $2.6 billion as the R&D costs for new drugs.


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And the way India are going with the nuclear energy programs they will have a thorium fuel cycle going in 50 years or so and thereby be able to keep as many billions of people as they like. With the limitless energy the thorium fuel cycle will provide for them they will have desalination plants for water and intensive food irrigation on a biochar soil which will be able to produce food at a much lower cost than the bankrupt country Australia will become because it invested so heavily in expensive/uneconomic/way too small scale renewable wind farms, solar panels, HDR Geothermal & Wave Energy.
Your a Malthusian and belong back in 1798 so you can bang along together with John Malthus about the over populated world and its associated problem.
While everything you say would be correct if technology stood still, the point you don't understand is that technology will move on and the problems we currently face will be solved. And India with its billions of people will become one of the most powerful countries in the world, along side China. And then Australia will be "asked" to take a couple of hundred million more people anyway, because in this world you either use or lose it (Its already happened once with the aborigines and it almost happened again in 1942).
If you want a take away line - DON"T WORRY ABOUT INDIA, THEY WILL BE OK. AUSTRALIA NEEDS TO BE MORE CONCERNED ABOUT ITSELF AND WHAT IT NEEDS TO DO TO REMAIN A COMPETITIVE ECONOMICALLY RELEVANT COUNTRY.


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-- Clemson (-1) held Virginia to 35%, outscored Cavaliers 19-5 on foul line in 59-44 home win over UVa Jan 12, 8th straight series win for host team. Clemson lost last six visits here, by 11-2-6-4-2-4 points. Virginia won four of last five games, is 4-0 at home in ACC, winning by 9-20-14-3 points. ACC home favorites of 7+ points are 12-6 vs spread. Clemson is 0-4 on ACC road, with three losses by 7 or less points.
-- Trap game for Indiana, in Michigan/Ohio State sandwich vs Illini club that lost six of last seven games, with last two losses by 5-6 points. Big Dozen home underdogs are 8-14 vs spread. Illinois is 5-2 in last seven vs Hoosiers; Indiana lost last three visits here, by 31-2-24 points. Illinois is getting to foul line less than any Big Dozen team in league play, making 25.4% behind arc. Indiana is #1 in league in both those categories.
-- Wright State (-3) held Green Bay to 36.2% from floor in 64-53 home win Jan 3, its 5th win in last seven series games, but Raiders lost four of last five visits here, losing by 3-11-1-2 points. Horizon home teams are 11-9 vs spread if number was 5 or less points. Green Bay won all four Horizon home games, winning by 13-6-9-27 points; this is its first home game in 19 days. Wright State lost four of its last six games.
-- UCLA lost three of last four games after 10-game win streak; they've lost last two at home, to Oregon/USC, and lost four of last five games to former Bruin aide Romar, as home teams won 14 of last 15 series games, with Washington losing five of last six visits here, with losses by 22-14-9-1-6 points. Huskies lost four of last five games, with all four losses by 9 or less points. Pac-12 home favorites of 9+ points are 3-8 vs spread.
-- Missouri has yet to win on SEC road, losing by 15-31-3 points; they are 5-0 at home in SEC, 5-4 vs top 100 teams. Bowers has 22 points in 52 minutes after missing previous five games with an injury. SEC single digit home underdogs are 8-3 vs spread. Texas A&M lost five of its last six games, splitting pair of OT tilts last two times out- they've lost last three home games, by 21-4-7 points, but they also won at Kentucky.
-- NC State (+1.5) beat Duke 84-76 in Raleigh Jan 12, holding Duke to 6 of 20 from arc (Curry was 5-10, others 1-10). but Wolfpack is 2-4 since then, losing three road games by total of six points. State lost its last six visits to Cameron by 19-13-20-17-24-5 points. Duke is 4-0 at home in ACC, with all four wins by 16+ points- they allowed 84-90 points in its two ACC losses. ACC double digit home favorites are 9-3 vs spread.
-- ASU is 17-5, 6-3 after being 10-21 LY, thats how big a difference PG Carson has been for Sun Devils, who won four of five Pac-12 home tilts, winning by 1-9-5-18 points, with loss to Arizona. Cal won its last five games vs ASU, winning by 8-4 in last two visits here; Bears won three of last four games, with all three wins by 5 or less points. Pac-12 home favorites of 5 or less points are 5-13 against the spread.
-- Colorado (+3) upset Oregon 63-62 in Pac-12 tourney LY, taking two of three from Ducks in Buffs' first year in league; Colorado lost three of four on Pac-12 road, winning at Wazzu, losing by 9-9-10-3 points. Not sure of status of Oregon's PG Artis (foot); without him last weekend, Ducks lost first two conference games of season, scoring 52-54 points. Pac-12 home favorites of 7 or less points are 10-18 vs spread.
-- St Mary's won six in row, 16 of last 17 games vs Santa Clara, winning last three visits here by 8-6-16 points; Gaels won their last seven games overall, three by 6 or less points. Santa Clara won five of last six games, but is 2-2 at home in WCC, losing to BYU by 18, Gonzaga by 7. WCC home teams are 0-8 vs spread if number was 5 or less points. Three of Santa Clara's last four series wins were by 15+ points.
-- Long Beach State is 9-1 in Big West after going 4-7 against the hardest non-conference schedule in country; 49ers won last three road games, by 7-9-10 points. Beach (-7) beat Hawai'i 76-72 at home Jan 12, making 10 of 23 behind arc, outscoring Warriors 18-7 on foul line (Hawai'i missed 8 of 15 FTs). Hawai'i is 4-1 at home in league with only loss to UC-Davis. Big West home teams are 6-18 vs spread if number is 5 or less points.
-- North Dakota State is 9-2 in Summit but lost last two road games, by 8-16 points; Bison (-11) beat Oakland 73-65 in first meeting, a game the Bison never trailed-- they shot 65% inside arc, 11-20 outside it, missed 12 of 22 FTs. Summit League home dogs of 5 or less points are 5-3 vs spread. Oakland scored 84 ppg in winning last three games; they're 4-1 at home in Summit- they try to outscore teams. Not much on defense.
-- Rider lost three of last four games, losing last two at home by 17-11 points. Niagara won five of six MAAC road games this year; they're 7-1 in last eight games overall, with last two going to OT. Eagles lost five of last six games with Rider; LY's two games were decided by total of three points, with home side winning both. MAAC home underdogs are 10-6 vs spread. Rider is turning ball over 23.5% of time (#310 in nation).
-- Murray State is 58-9 in its last 67 OVC games, now they're getting 4 points at home from Belmont, which is 10-0 in its first OVC season, 4-0 on road with three wins by 11+ points; Bruins are older club with one frosh, one soph in rotation. Murray's last four games were all decided by 9 or less points. Racers won last three home games, after getting upset at home by EKU squad that had 20-0 run at one point in game. OVC home underdogs are 7-10, but 3-2 if number is less than 5 points.
Re: College Basketball Betting News and Notes Thursday, February 7
College Basketball: Streaks, Tips, Notes
North Carolina State at Duke
NC State (16-6, 11-9 ATS) will be going for a regular season sweep of Duke (19-2, 12-9 ATS) Thursday night when they travel to Durham. Wolfpack upset Blue Devils 84-76 as 1-point home underdog in a January 12 matchup putting a small dent in NC State's 2-9 (5-6 ATS) skid vs their Tobacco Road rival. NC State ranks slightly higher on offense averaging 78.5 points per game behind five double-digit scorers led by C.J. Leslie (15.7) while Blue Devils average 78.0 points/game with Mason Plumlee (17.6), Seth Curry (16.2) leading the troops. Wolfpack going off the rails since upsetting Duke posting a 2-4 (3-3 ATS) mark including 0-3 (2-1 ATS) in conference road games have a tough one vs their ACC rival. The Blue Devils and it's high-octane offense on a 3-0 (2-1 ATS) stretch outscoring foes by 14.6 points/game are ridding a smart 60-3 (30-30-1 ATS) stretch in front of the Cameron Crazies and have won ten consecutive regular season games in Durham vs Wolfpack (6-4 ATS).
Pepperdine at Gonzaga
Gonzaga Bulldogs (21-2, 11-9-1 ATS) escaping San Diego Saturday night with a 65-63 victory to remain perfect within the West Coast Conference at 8-0 (4-3-1 ATS) return to the McCarthey Athletic Center where they will host Pepperdine (10-12, 11-6-1 ATS). Zags having little trouble putting the ball in the hoop (78.7 PPG) hitting a nation second-best 50.9% from the field should cruise against offensively challenged Wave (64.0 PPG). Zags have won 22-of-23 encounters (15-7-1 ATS) including 11-0 (8-3 ATS) on home court a venue that has seen Zags reel off a 22-1 stretch (11-9 ATS).
Re: College Basketball Betting News and Notes Thursday, February 7
Games to Watch
By David Schwab
North Carolina State Wolfpack vs. No. 4 Duke Blue Devils
The Wolfpack will be going for the regular season sweep against Duke this Thursday night after posting an 84-76 victory as one-point home underdogs on Jan.12. Since that point, NC State is just 2-4 SU and 3-3 ATS. Overall, it is 16-6 SU (11-9 ATS) on the year and 5-4 in ACC play. The Wolfpack remain the fifth-best shooting team in the country; hitting better than 50 percent of their shots from the field while averaging 78.5 points a game. CJ Leslie has led the way with 15.7 points while shooting 55.4 percent from the floor.
Duke is two games behind Miami in the ACC standings at 6-2 and 19-2 SU (12-9 ATS) overall after routing Florida State 79-60 this past Saturday as a six-point favorite on the road. The Blue Devils return home where they are a perfect 11-0 SU and 5-6 ATS this season. The total stayed UNDER the 143½-point line against the Seminoles after going OVER in their previous five games. Duke is scoring an average of 78 points a game while shooting 47.3 percent from the field. Mason Plumlee leads a group of five players scoring in double figures with a team-high 17.6 points a game.
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Check out our quick-hitting betting notes on all of Thursday's ranked college basketball games:
(1) Indiana at Illinois (+7.5)
Indiana is back atop the national rankings and seeks its sixth straight victory when it visits floundering Illinois. Illinois has lost three straight games and six of seven and is a disappointing 10th in the 12-team league. The Fighting Illini have allowed an average of 76 points during the three-game skid. In Big Ten games, Illinois ranks last in the conference in both scoring defense (69.8) and field-goal percentage (45.3). The Hoosiers average a conference-best 75.8 in Big Ten play and rank second by making 47 percent of their shots. Indiana is 5-0 ATS in its last five Thursday games.
(20) Missouri at Texas A&M (+3.5)
Missouri will try to solve its road woes when the 20th-ranked Tigers visit Texas A&M for the former Big 12 rivals' first meeting as SEC opponents. The Tigers have been outstanding at home, but they are 0-4 on the road and have lost their first three conference road games. The Aggies are trying to avoid a fourth consecutive home loss after a 72-68 overtime defeat to Kentucky on Saturday. Texas A&M has scored 55 points or less in five of its past six games and is 0-4 ATS in its last four Thursday contests.
NC State at (4) Duke (-10.5)
North Carolina State suffered back-to-back losses last week and has lost four of six since knocking off then-No. 1 Duke at home on Jan. 12. NC State has suffered its last four losses by a total of seven points but has the type of inside strength to counter Mason Plumlee and Duke. The Blue Devils are connecting at a 41.1 percent clip from beyond the arc and went 11-of-18 from 3-point range in Saturday's 79-60 win at Florida State. NC State's defense holds opponents to 28.7 percent from beyond the arc - best in the ACC. Three-point shooting was a big part of the first meeting, when the Blue Devils struggled to 6-of-20 from beyond the arc. Duke is 0-5 ATS in its last five games following an ATS win.
Colorado at (19) Oregon (-5.5)
The Ducks look to get back on the winning track when they host Colorado at the Knight Arena, where they've won 20 straight games. Overall, Colorado hasn't won at Oregon, regardless of the arena, in 58 years. The Ducks have lost two of three since point guard Dominic Artis went down with a foot injury. Coach Dana Altman feels Artis will return soon but he is questionable for this week's action. Oregon is 0-4 ATS in its last four games overall.
Pepperdine at (6) Gonzaga (-22.5)
Gonzaga looks to extend its winning streak to five when the Bulldogs host a Pepperdine team that's fallen out of the conference race with three straight losses. Gonzaga has won 38 of the last 43 games against the Waves, including 23 in a row. The Bulldogs will again be heavy favorites against Pepperdine, which has lost 14 straight in Spokane. Eight of the 11 Pepperdine players who will dress against Gonzaga are freshmen or sophomores. The Waves are 4-1 ATS in their last five games overall.
Re: College Basketball Betting News and Notes Thursday, February 7
Thursday's Tips
By Brian Edwards
North Carolina State at Duke
Most books opened Duke (19-2 straight up, 12-9 against the spread) as a 10.5-point favorite.
Mike Krzyzewski's team has posted a 6-6 spread record in 12 previous games as a double-digit favorite. The Blue Devils are unbeaten in 11 home games, compiling a 5-6 spread record at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Duke is second in the ACC standings, 2.5 games behind the league-leading Miami Hurricanes. The Blue Devils have won three straight games since getting blasted by a 90-63 count at Miami on Jan. 23. They have collected wins vs. Maryland (84-64), at Wake Forest (75-70) and at FSU (79-60).
North Carolina St. (16-6 SU, 11-9 ATS) is tied with FSU for fifth in the ACC standings with a 5-4 record. The Wolfpack has lost four of its last six games by seven combined points. Mark Gottfried's team dropped a 79-78 decision at home to Miami in Saturday's pick 'em affair. The Hurricanes finished the game on an 8-2 run capped by Reggie Johnson's tip-in of a Shane Larkin miss with less than one second to play. C.J. Leslie had 18 points and 12 rebounds in the losing effort.
North Carolina St. junior guard Lorenzo Brown is 'doubtful' at Duke due to an ankle injury that caused him to miss Saturday's loss to Miami. Brown averages 12.7 points, 6.9 assists and 4.3 rebounds per game.
Duke senior forward Ryan Kelly remains 'out' with a foot injury. Kelly averages 13.4 points and 5.4 rebounds per game.
N.C. St. owns a 3-1 spread record in four games as an underdog this year.
The 'over' is 10-7 overall for the Wolfpack, 3-2 in five true road assignments.
The 'over' is 11-9 overall for Duke, but the 'under' is 6-4 in its home games with a total.
The 'over' is 8-2 in the last 10 head-to-head meetings between these ACC adversaries.
This game is a part of ESPN's Full-Court Package (722 on DirecTV) and will tip at 9:00 p.m. Eastern.
Colorado at Oregon
Most books opened Oregon (18-4 SU, 9-11 ATS) as a six-point favorite with a total of 136.
Colorado (14-7 SU, 11-8 ATS) had won three in a row both SU and ATS until suffering a 58-55 loss Saturday at Utah as a five-point road favorite. Spencer Dinwiddie scored a game-high 18 points for the Buffs, while Andre Roberson produced 10 points, 12 rebounds, four steals and two blocked shots.
Dana Altman's squad is unbeaten in 14 home games with a 6-6 spread record. Oregon has lost back-to-back games since winning nine straight. The Ducks are mired in a 1-6 ATS slide. They lost 58-54 at Cal as 1 ½-point underdogs. Tony Woods had 14 points and eight rebounds in defeat.
Colorado has been an underdog six times, going 3-3 ATS with wins over Baylor on a neutral court and at Washington St.
Oregon is 2-4 ATS as a single-digit favorite.
The 'under' is 10-4 overall for Oregon, 5-1 in its home games and 8-2 in its last 10 outings (regardless of venue).
The 'under' is 7-5 overall for the Buffs, 6-2 in their last eight games.
Tip-off is scheduled for 10:00 p.m. Eastern on ESPNU.
B.E.'s Bonus Nuggets
TCU pulled one of the biggest upsets we've seen all season Wednesday night, stunning Kansas 62-55 as a 17-point home underdog. Vegas books didn't even bother to post a money line and only a few offshore books did so. 5Dimes had the Horned Frogs with 25/1 odds to win outright.
Yes, the SEC is horrible this year but that can be a good thing for sharp bettors. Without many elite scorers, especially among the bottom rung of the conference, 'unders' galore have been cashing. Three teams in particular are among the nation's best 'under' squads: Alabama (13-3), Texas A&M (11-3) and Vanderbilt (13-4).
If Iowa comes up short in its bid to get to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2006, it will look back on this week as its demise. The Hawkeyes had great chances to win in back-to-back losses at Minnesota and at Wisconsin. The Badgers slipped past the Hawks last night in double overtime.
Florida power forward Will Yeguete tweeted late last night: "I can't believe this is happening. This must be a nightmare." Yeguete had an MRI on his injured knee Wednesday. If Yeguete is indeed out for a significant period of time, this will be a crushing blow to Florida's national-title hopes.
Keith Appling suffered an injured shoulder for Michigan St. in its home win over Minnesota last night.
Speaking of the Gophers, they are sliding fast. Tubby Smith's squad has lost five of its last seven games.
Indiana St. captured a monster win for its at-large hopes last night, blasting Creighton 76-57 as a five-point home underdog. The Sycamores now have neutral-court wins over Miami and Ole Miss, in addition to a win at Wichita St. (by double digits!) and last night's triumph over the Bluejays. They also took New Mexico to overtime.
Georgia has won five of its last six games with the only loss coming against Florida. The Bulldogs won at Tennessee last night as seven-point underdogs, hooking up money-line backers with a plus-260 return (risk $100 to win $260). Mark Fox clearly doesn't want to lose his job in Athens.
Coach of the Year Candidates:
1-Jim Larranaga (Miami)
2-Brad Stevens (Butler)
3-Dana Altman (Oregon)
4-Shaka Smart (VCU)
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Bakersfield High's football team has added another big-name opponent to its 2013 schedule.
The Drillers on Wednesday finalized a contract to play a home-and-home series with Westlake Village-Oaks Christian, beginning Aug. 30 at Oaks Christian.
The Lions will return the trip to Bakersfield in 2014. They last played in Kern County in 2008 at Bakersfield Christian, when Will Smith, Wayne Gretzky and Joe Montana all attended the game because their sons played for Oaks Christian.
The Lions were elevated last year to the Pac-5 Division, the top playoff division in the Southern Section. They had won section titles in smaller divisions seven times in the previous nine years, and they won the 2006 state bowl championship in Division III.
Bakersfield, which owns the most victories, most section championships and most state titles in state history, already has a home game scheduled with Pac-5 champion Long Beach-Poly in Week 3. The Drillers, who were 9-3 last fall with a road win over Poly, also will play at Garces in Week 2 and home against Clovis-Buchanan in Week 4. They need one more non-league game to complete their 2013 schedule.
Locals in hoops showcase
Three local boys basketball teams will compete against high-caliber opponents in the MLK Showcase on Jan. 21 at College of the Sequoias in Visalia.
The event begins at noon, with Mira Monte taking on Visalia-Redwood. East plays Visalia-Mount Whitney at 1:30, and Independence will play in the nightcap at 7:30 against Tulare Union.
In between, Tulare-Mission Oak will play Westminster at 3, Fresno-Central will play Sacramento-Capital Christian at 4:30 and Fresno-Edison will play Stockton-Weston Ranch at 6.
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Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray, who played high school football at Kingsburg, will bypass his senior season to enter the NFL draft.
The university announced Bray's decision, along with those of junior wide receivers Justin Hunter and Cordarrelle Patterson and defensive end Darrington Sentimore, in a release Wednesday.
Bray threw for 3,612 yards and 34 touchdowns this year to rank second on Tennessee's single-season list in both categories, behind Peyton Manning's 3,819 yardss and 36 touchdown passes in 1997. Bray also threw 12 interceptions.
Rob Rang, a senior analyst for nfldraftscout.com, rates Bray as a second- or third-round pick.
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Former major league pitcher Charlie Hough will be the guest speaker for this year's Bakersfield High Home Run Dinner, Feb. 9 at the Society for Disabled Children's Hall at 1819 Brundage Lane.
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Sweden's mostly-awesome experiment of having a different ordinary citizen tweet weekly from their official @Sweden account went a bit off the rails today. Perhaps Sonja, 27-year-old mother of two, saw how well it worked for Henry Blodget. Perhaps she genuinely did wonder, "Whats the fuzz with jews. You can't even see if a person is a jew, unless you see their penises, and even if you do, you can't be sure!?" After all, she did ask a co-worker "what a jew is. He was "part jew", whatever that means. [Note: More on what that might mean] He's like 'uuuuh… jews are.. uh.. well educated..?'"
The advertising exec in charge of the experiment told The Times that the guidelines for tweeting as @Sweden are loose: "I tell them, 'Please, do this with some dignity — remember that this is an official channel and there are a lot of people reading this, so don't make a fool of yourself.' It's only a soft suggestion." Soft indeed, and so far masturbation has been fair game. So why not the eternal question of anti-Semitism?
A Swedish tourism official is unfazed, per the Journal. "How else are you going to show the multi-faceted people that Sweden is composed of?" Indeed. Particularly when some of those multi-faceted people do, in fact, have their own answers to Sonja's question. Credit to Swedish brass for not whitewashing.
Sweden Stands By Twitter Strategy Despite Controversy [WSJ]
Swedes' Twitter Voice: Anyone, Saying (Blush) Almost Anything [NYT]
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The New York jeweler suing former Duke basketball player Lance Thomas isn't interested in speaking to the NCAA. Mike Bowers, an attorney for the firm, said an NCAA official contacted him Monday to see whether someone from Rafaello & Co. would agree to be interviewed about the firm's lawsuit asserting that Thomas purchased nearly $100,000 in jewelry while playing for Duke's 2010 national championship team. Bowers said the company, which caters to professional athletes and other celebrities, declined because of the pending litigation. ''My client has no interest in going beyond the merchandise Mr. Thomas took and didn't pay for,'' the Dallas attorney said Wednesday. The lawsuit indicates that Thomas purchased five pieces of diamond jewelry at a cost of $97,800 by putting $30,000 down and receiving $67,800 in credit. The balance remains unpaid even though it was due in 15 days, according to documents included in the court filing. The date on the invoice is Dec. 21, 2009, the m...
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Let's say your child comes home from school downcast, frustrated and grumpy. How you talk with him about his unhappiness can make a big difference in his life — not only in the kind of relationship you will have with him, but also in the kind of relationships he will develop with others.
In her new book, Mind in the Making, Ellen Galinsky gives research-backed advice on how "perspective taking" is one of the most valuable tools parents can use in dealing with their kids. She also explains how "perspective taking" is an essential life skill kids need to take on challenges and reach their full potential.
I'm delighted to share with you a recent interview I had with Ellen.
Joanne: Please tell us what you mean when you talk about "perspective taking" and why it is so important to human relationships and success in life.
Ellen: At the Families and Work Institute, we conduct an ongoing nationally representative study of the U.S. workforce. Over the years, we find that bosses who have children or elder care responsibilities are rated the most positively as bosses by their employees — they are more likely to keep employees informed of what they need to know to do their jobs well, have realistic expectations for employees' performance, recognize employees for doing a good job at work, and are supportive when employees have work problems.
I have been asked repeatedly, why this is so. In some ways, it's a counter-intuitive finding — having kids or elder care responsibility makes you a better boss — really?
My assumption is that having children and/or elder care responsibilities help bosses learn the skill of perspective taking — to become more adept at recognizing what it is like to walk in someone else's shoes, to understand what others think and feel. It includes empathy but goes far beyond it. Thus, when they supervise employees, bosses can take the employees' perspectives into account and manage them more effectively. Admiral Mike Mullen, Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and a person widely acclaimed for his great leadership style, says that one of the leadership skills he works hard on cultivating is listening to and understanding the men and women in the armed services he oversees.
Research on children's development supports this interpretation. Children who become more adept at perspective taking are more likely to be ready for school and succeed in school because they are more skilled at understanding and interpreting teachers' expectations; they perform better on literacy tasks because they can understand the behavior of the characters in the books they are reading; and they are less likely to get into fights with other kids because they are more skilled at making sense of other kids' behavior and less likely to jump to false conclusions about what is going on.
Related: Are We Losing Our Empathy?


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:DOriginally Posted by foreverducky, post: 123155
i might brave it when i've lost some weight......maybe!
Mum', I completely understand. That's me at the 33 pound loss. :D I can now be seen in public.
Thank you! :D
I have had blonde hair before. You may have seen an older picture of me when I had that color.Originally Posted by Johnie, post: 123227
Good to "see" you FD. Looking good.
Thank you. :D I try.Originally Posted by Disneybumble, post: 123314