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The law of conservation of mass states that mass is neither created nor destroyed. In a closed system, mass of reactants is equal to mass of products. The law of conservation of mass is related to the law of conservation of matter.
Alright so let's talk about the law of conservation of mass, the law of conservation of mass states exactly what it sounds like it should, mass is neither created or destroyed during a chemical change and it's conserved so we are only going to be able to change mass or change matter, we're not allowed to actually create matter out of nothing or destroy matter into nothing. Alright so how is this helpful in dealing with chemi- in dealing with chemical reactions, here's a scenario that we might use to employ the law of conservation of mass.
Alright let's say we have an experiment we have 10 grams of red mercury 2 oxide and it's placed in an oven flask and it's heated until all of it decomposes and it decomposes into it's elements mercury and oxygen and the liquid mercury has a mass of 9.26 grams, what is the mass that of oxygen that gas that is formed. Alright so we started off with a mass of 10 grams of mercury 2 oxide okay we're going to take this sign this is saying here are the reactants reacted to decomposing into its products we're going to say this is equal 2. We have mercury, mercury we measured in that's its 9.26 grams okay? And we wanted how much how much oxygen gas its given off, we don't know we also we do know that law of conservation of mass states we're not going to destroy any matter we can't create matter out of nothing so the same the mass on this side should equal the mass of the products, so we can just do a basic mathematical problem and subtract 9.26 from both sides and we come up with point 74 grams of oxygen gas that's given off okay so the law of conservation of mass is really easy and it's really it explains a simplest concept that we cannot create matter out of nothing we cannot destroy matter into nothing.
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Hmm a little about me..Well, in some ways I guess i'm a typical girl looking for that one person to fall head over heals for. That's pretty much what brought me here. I would love to be in a relationship with depth, love and fun.... (If I may be blunt for one quick moment...please don't waste my time if all your looking for is a one night stand) About me.... I'm pretty laid back. I find joy in the simple things in life like driving with the windows down, blasting my music, going to the beach, singing in the shower, dancing in my room when nobody is watching (for the record, I'm really bad lol). I love to have long conversations about anything and everything. I also have a passion for helping others. Currently i'm studying to be a teacher. I'm hoping one day to make a difference...not sure how yet. As far as relationships go.. I am completely ready to fall in love and give my all to the right person I just haven't found him yet... And about that right person... I would love a man who is ready for the real thing, no games. I want a mature, intelligent, witty, romantic, confident, yet silly at times kind of man. Someone who is humble and kind...I don't know. It's hard to put into words. I guess when I find him i'll know. If you're interested send me an email...looking forward to meeting you =)
Coffee and conversation , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Performing arts , Playing sports , Religion/Spiritual
Basketball, Bowling, Football, Running, Soccer, VolleyBall, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
Don't display my sign
I like Dogs, Horses
Middle of the Road
I love all kinds of music, specifically the kind that I can blast in my ears and dance around my room with. I love the piano (although i'm not very good) I love good conversation... I guess that's all pretty random, that's me though =)
I do lots of things on my free time like hang out with friends, play the piano, go to the gym, read...there's a bunch of stuff.
The last thing I read was The Shack. I loved it. It was a fairly small, paperback book that I did not expect to impact me the way it did...it was a great read.
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|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned, A few extra pounds
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|Dark brown
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|No Way
|No Way, Occasionally, Yes, but trying to quit
|Social Drinker
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|Administrative / Secretarial
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As I just blogged about, I am getting increasingly fatigued by modern gaming. Everything is "hurry, hurry, hurry!" Or, if not that, it is often about "second life" experiences. That is, it is about deep experiences where the player can invest hundreds and hundreds of hours immersing himself in a virtual world almost as tangible as his material reality (games likeSkyrim and Eve Online, come to mind). Now, I am a fan of such experiences - in fact, I think such games are what is best about modern gaming - but it can get all so tiring after
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Quite a lot has happened with the Campaign Series and Middle East lately. A new UPDATE for the Campaign Series bringing it up the 2.01 UPDATE standard is available here: UPDATE DOWNLOADS
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Lately, I've been pretty harsh on the world of PC gaming, even to the point of labeling the industry as being downright disreputable. I still stand behind those sentiments. And little, if anything, has changed in the intervening months. Things are still pretty rotten around these here parts, perhaps more so as we now can add disreputable indie developers to the mix. It's all enough to make a man want to take up chess again....
HAYSEED: 'That's the fifth black card you've drawn in a row.'
SUNDANCE: Yeah, lucky...'
HAYSEED: 'I think there's more to it than luck.'
SUNDANCE: 'What are you sayin'? Are you saying that I'm cheating?' '
HAYSEED: I'm sayin' nobody draws five black cards out of a Russian pile without drawing a single red card.'
BUTCH: 'Soviet.'
HAYSEED: 'OK, Soviet then. It can't be done. Take that last FFE off the board or I'm gonna fill ya full of holes.'
ME: Thinking, thinking...
TEDMS: Time's up.
ME: I'll fire APCR. A "7", I haven't got it. Firing AP. A "9," miss.
Earlier I talked about various to kill effects of Soviet APCR rounds. These range from the moderately effective 45mm APCR round to the why-bother 76L round. Range is a key factor on whether APCR is worth firing. APCR is most effective at close range. Which means that good tankers save APCR when you need to kill a monster at close range.
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COEUR d'ALENE - The Kootenai Cancer Center location in Coeur d'Alene on Tuesday showed off its new $2.3 million linear accelerator for cancer treatment and imaging.
The Trilogy model linear accelerator was developed by Palo Alto, Calif.-based manufacturer Varian Medical Systems. The machine is able to completely rotate around patients and deliver radiation treatment from many different angles resulting in fewer side effects.
Joe Holmes, a medical physicist for the cancer center, said, "What makes it a Trilogy is there are three photon energies, where in the past we just had two energies."
Additionally, he said, "Now we have an on-board imager that allows us to look at the patients in 3-D."
The machine has shorter treatment times, improved precision to spare healthy tissues, and it monitors and adjusts for tumor motion in the lungs and other soft tissues.
Bob Matthews, chief medical physicist at the cancer center, said the 20,000-pound machine has a system that tells operators when the tumor is in a certain position, which then automatically triggers the beam.
"It goes around in different angles and turns the beam on and off depending on the location of the tumor," Matthews said.
It is the Kootenai Cancer Center's second Varian linear accelerator, as one has already been in operation at its Post Falls location. The Coeur d'Alene machine began operating in December.
"The life expectancy of this machine is about eight years," said Matthews.
The machine it replaced had been in operation since 1997, he said.
Jeanne Atha, executive director of the Kootenai Cancer Center, took the Kootenai Health Foundation board members on a tour of the Coeur d'Alene center on Tuesday to spotlight the new linear accelerator. The foundation donated $750,000 for the machine's purchase.
The Coeur d'Alene cancer center location averages 20 patients a day, as does Post Falls, with the potential to see up to 30 a day at both locations.
The cancer center locations treat patients primarily from Idaho's five northern counties.
"Market projections for cancer in this area are only like 1 percent growth per year," Atha said.
The primary cancers being treated at the center locations are breast and prostate, along with those in the head and neck.
She said the cancer center is looking at how it can better serve counties to the south as well.
She said Lewiston has radiation therapy, but she didn't know what type of machine providers there are using.
Depending on the length and intensity of the cancer treatment, a course of radiation therapy ranges from $10,000 to $80,000, said Becky Orchard, a spokeswoman for Kootenai Health. The average is $30,000 to $40,000, she said.


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Screeching Weasel have announced plans to celebrate their 25th Anniversary with a killer weekend in Chicago, IL! The festivities will kick off at Reggie's on Friday, May 27th with a slew of bands performing over the 3-day weekend. Ben Weasel gave a rundown of the event below, enjoy!
2011 marks Screeching Weasel's 25th anniversary. To celebrate, we're playing Reggie's in Chicago over Memorial Day weekend, and we're pulling out all the stops on this one, my friends. Screeching Weasel will be playing Friday, May 27th and Sunday the 29th (a different set each night), with the Riverdales playing our only North American show of the year on Saturday the 28th. Tickets will be on sale this Saturday, Dec. 18th at noon CST here. Right now we're only selling tickets at the package price for the whole weekend – single day tickets will go on sale January 1st. In the meantime, check out the line-up! We're still working on our 2011 show schedule, but I wanted to let you guys know about this one now because it's too good to wait.
FRIDAY MAY 27th
SATURDAY MAY 28th
SUNDAY MAY 29th
The shows are all 17+. I wish we didn't have to restrict it but with this many bands on the bill every night we're going to need to go later than the curfew would allow for an all ages show.
Vapid and I will be doing a DJ set one of the evenings in the lounge after the show, and people from some of the other bands will be doing them the other nights. See ya there!
Strung Out are beginning to assemble a retrospective album and need some help from their loyally inked fans. The music portion of the album is already in the works, and will include a number of surprises, both new and old. But in order to create a truly unique collection, the band is asking that all fans with Strung Out tattoos send the band high-quality photos of their tattoos along with their full name, city, state, and country of residence, to be included in a massive gallery in the album's packaging. Please e-mail all submissions to firstname.lastname@example.com The deadline is January 31, 2011.
We are thrilled to announce that Fat will be releasing the first new Screeching Weasel record in 11 years! It is titled First World Manifesto and will be out on March 15th. Check out what Ben Weasel had to say about the record and a few other things below.
We're almost done with vocals on the new Screeching Weasel album so it's as good a time as any to give you the lowdown.
I had a ton of songs lying around that I'd written in the past decade but never recorded. A heck of a lot of them were top-notch jingles that would've been perfect for a Screeching Weasel album, had Screeching Weasel actually existed at that point. We didn't, so they were relegated to the old tape pile and mostly forgotten. When Screeching Weasel got back together for the 11th time, I started polishing up those songs and writing a bunch of new ones. We did a quick demo last summer and sent it off to a couple labels but it was almost a foregone conclusion that if Fat wanted us back we'd be there with bells on. And so it came to pass: Fat Mike texted me the day after we sent the demos saying "Jolly good stuff, mate!" and we were off to the races. Joy to the world!
So we're back in the fold. But coming back after a ten year layoff? Believe me, sports fans, nobody knows better than me what it's like to try to hop back in the saddle after a, uh, "hiatus" and reclaim your former glory, so we've pulled out all the stops on this one. From pure pop-punk ditties like "Baby Talk" and "Frankengirl" to point-and-laugh-at-the-punk-rocker anthems like "Little Big Man" and "Follow Your Leaders," this is everything you could ask for from the band the humorless twats love to hate and the cultured, refined connoisseurs of quality rock and roll love to love.
The album is titled First World Manifesto and will feature 14 songs. Mike Kennerty is producing and Justin Perkins is engineering at his studio, Mystery Room, and at the Blasthouse here in Madison. The album will be out March 15th on Fat Wreck Chords.
Also being released on Fat starting in 2011 will be the Screeching Weasel, Riverdales and Ben Weasel back catalogs. I don't have a schedule yet for those reissues but I'll give you the heads up when I get it.
To celebrate our return to Fat we're releasing a limited edition, double LP version of Weaselmania. The Fat elves are only making 1,000 – 300 of those will be on yellow vinyl. It's available today so make haste, get the lead out and hop to it.
And as always we'll be spending an inordinate amount of time in airports in 2011 as we run around playing shows. People always ask if we're touring and I always say no because in my world, "touring" will always mean white-knuckling it down a mountain pass in a snowstorm in a rickety van full of holes, seated way too close to guys I started to hate about a day after hitting the road. So no, we're not doing that anymore. Never say never, but having said that: never. But we are going to keep doing fly-ins and playing any city that wants us. So if you want to see us play somewhere, even in some third world country like Ireland or Canada, make an offer, or have the blokes in charge do it. We've been having a blast playing shows again for the past year and a half and we're looking forward to more of the same in 2011 and beyond!
Drink your beer like a civilized human being… from a punk rock pint glass! These are real deal, 16 oz, heavy duty pint glasses*, emblazoned with the logos of your favorite Fat bands. Get a set of all 4 for $25, or individually for $10 apiece. (Due to packaging, please do not order vinyl with pint glasses). These are limited. So get your order in quick so you can get hammered at the in-laws and make a total ass of yourself.
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes are heading to Australia in December and to commence the occasion they are releasing a five song EP smartly titled Go Down Under. This five song EP features a bevy of covers from famed Aussies INXS, Olivia Newton-John and Air Supply to name a few. The EP will be available digitally, on CD, and double 7" with a street date of February 1st. Check out the cover art, track listing, and tour dates below. Stay tuned as we'll make a new track available for your listening pleasure soon.
1: Never Tear Us Apart
2: All Out of Love
3: Friday on My Mind
4: Have You Never Been Mellow
5: I've Done Everything For You
12/12/10 Perth, Australia at Arena Joondalup NO SLEEP TIL FESTIVAL w/ NOFX
12/15/10 Adelaide, Australia at Adelaide Entertainment Centre NO SLEEP TIL FESTIVAL w/ NOFX
12/17/10 Melbourne, Australia at Melbourne Showgrounds NO SLEEP TIL FESTIVAL w/ NOFX
12/18/10 Sydney, Australia at Entertainment Quarter Hordern Pavilion NO SLEEP TIL FESTIVAL w/ NOFX
12/19/10 Brisbane, Australia at RNA Showgrounds NO SLEEP TIL FESTIVAL w/ NOFX
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02Jul, 2015
We just got word that Smoke or Fire is playing in Chicago! You lucky dogs!
02Jul, 2015
Less Than Jake did an acoustic live session. Watch one of the video's now!
01Jul, 2015
Check out a new interview with Erin Burkett, co-owner of Fat, on 25 Years of Fat Wreck Chords!
30Jun, 2015
Here's a Spanish interview with Good Riddance in We Live In Hell magazine. Vámonos!
29Jun, 2015
Bad Cop/Bad Cop gets a shout out for their song Sugarcane which tackles the issue of domestic violence.
29Jun, 2015
Joey Cape just announced a One Week Records September tour.
29Jun, 2015
Read this show review of the first show of the NOFX UK tour with Lagwagon and Alkaline Trio. Go see one of the remaining six shows!
27Jun, 2015
Bad Cop/Bad Cop's Not Sorry is killing it!
26Jun, 2015
Vinnie of Less Than Jake ranks the band's albums… guess which record you're going to need to get right now?
25Jun, 2015
Gentleman Blag: singer, Dwarves; writer, scathing op-eds. This time he takes down the legacy of the losers, the Confederate flag. Duke boys be damned.
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Finding out if a Life Insurance policy exists?
How do I find out if a Life Insurance policy exists? My Dad passed away last week after a short illness, and I'm in Milwaukee taking care of his affairs, cleaning out his apartment, etc. It was so sudden that we never got a chance to discuss specifics like if he had a will (he doesn't), etc. This is in the State of Wisconsin, city/county of Milwaukee. [more inside]
Cost of Physical Exams
I recently went for a general physical exam with a new doctor and got back a $900 bill. Is this normal? What can I do? Are there consumer rights I should be aware of? [more inside]
Is there any better/cheaper health insurance I can get?
I am fed up/freaked out about the cost of my health insurance... [more inside]
Life insurance for dummies question
Mid thirties married male with no kids yet. Thinking about life insurance in case I do something stupid and die. Am I better off getting a term life insurance policy, a lifetime policy, or should I just take $100 a month and invest it on my own and use that for my wife if I suddenly kick the bucket? [more inside]
Who decides when to call the Life Flight?
I am unconscious, I've been in a terrible accident and I am in a rural area in the United States. Who decides whether I should be flown to the nearest city or taken to the local rural hospital that may not be equipped to handle my emergency? [more inside]
Life Insurance for Stoners?
I want to get some life insurance. But, I like to smoke the marijuana from time to time. What can I do? [more inside]
Is Primerica Evil?
Is Primerica a bad company and would you invest with them? [more inside]
Hack my life insurance
What's the best route to low-cost, high-value term life insurance that doesn't involve broadcasting my medical information and contact information to multiple people? [more inside]
Is there such a thing as an "international life insurance"?
Is there such a thing as an "international life insurance"? [more inside]
Advice for investing in my babys future!!
Advice on investing in my baby's future...... [more inside]
Life insurance help?
It's time for me to look into purchasing a life insurance policy. [more inside]
I want to put a small price on my head.
Why should I refrain from buying a very modest 30-year term life insurance policy from a financially unstable company like AIG? [more inside]
Party On! The finer points of term life insurance policies
Life-Insurance-Filter (again): There have been some good threads in the past on understanding/buying life insurance, but I wanted to get a bit more specific this time around. [more inside]
AIG Life Insurance...Problems?
Aaaargh! I have AIG Life Insurance (in Canada). Should I be worried? [more inside]
Should I cancel my life insurance policy and use it to pay off my consumer debt?
Should I cancel my life insurance policy and use it to pay off most or all of my consumer debt? [more inside]
How to advocate for and aid a desperately ill, uninsured man in California?
How to advocate for and aid a desperately ill, uninsured man in California? [more inside]
Life insurance for senior dad?
Should I buy life insurance for my 63-year old father? [more inside]
Relatively speaking, how good is my life insurance quote?
Help me determine how fair my life insurance quote is. [more inside]
Need term life insurance, need to get in shape
I need to buy term life insurance ASAP, but I'm out of shape. What's the smart thing to do? [more inside]
Life insurance up in smoke
Life insurance: When my husband and I got our term policies years ago, he was a smoker and paid a higer rate. [more inside]
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China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) has taken delivery of Asia's first tugboat Hai Yang Shi You 525, designed to operate solely on liquefied natural gas as ship's fuel.
According to the head of the National Iranian Tanker Company (NITC), Iran has 42 very large crude carriers or VLCCs, each able to carry 2 million barrels of oil, reports Press TV.
MBCA Kim Nirvana, a passenger boat carrying 189 people has capsized in the central Philippines, minutes after leaving port, the Philippine Red Cross and coast guard spokesman Cmdr.
An injured mariner was medevaced by U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) personnel near Sand Point, Wednesday, the USCG reported.
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ESC Global Security has called for the Mediterranean to be classed a maritime High Risk Area in the wake of the terrorist atrocities in Tunisia and Europe's escalating migration crisis.


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Bricky, brown in appearance. Cherry and raspberry on the nose. Smoky and spicy on both nose and palate. Lots of tannins. This is very young. Given the reputation of these wines, I was a bit underwhelmed, but perhaps I just need to revisit in 5-10 years.
A bit herby for me but clearly a very very good wine. Yet to peak.
A very difficult wine to describe. Translucent, almost Pinot-like in color. Gave it a three hour decant. Surprised by the restrained nose. Palate was first mushrooms, then plum, then raison, then blueberry, then flower field (rose, violet and lilac). Every sip was unique, each layer built upon the previous. Smooth and silky mouthfeel with a medium body. Easy drinking with a long finish that is as difficult to describe as the palate. The wine is truly better than the sum of its parts.
I was really searching for the trademark Mouline bacon fat, but I was unable to find it. Maybe I finished the bottle too soon???
Alcohol :: 13%
Cold climate with all the white pepper, a touch of tropicana fruits. Blueberry, black currant an intensely sweet and refine. Medium - full bodied, this is real delicious. A bit herbaceous but the sweet fruits is giving a perfect balance and complex. Tannin is fine and integrated. So sophisticated and long. Super, there is no weak Guigal La La.
La la la and Chris Ringland wine dinner (Jade Palace Restaurant): Dark ruby with beautiful glossy hue and this has the highest percentage of Viognier (typically 9-12%).
Very expressive and perfume nose, lots of blue fruits and blackberry with lifted floral notes. A touch of sweetness on entry follow by a complex palate with blueberry and violet. Soft yet structured, like an iron fist in a velvet glove. Seamless midpalate with a very long finish.
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1. BIOWARE. It's just one word, but immediately my mind is flooded with positive thoughts about spending countless hours lost in amazingly thought out worlds. Ever since Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, I have been a Bioware faithful and I think many of you have to! Bioware has a long history of creating epic fantasy games where choice is one of the many ways you progress through the game. Choice is something we see inserted into most of our games now, but Bioware is the leader in that category, hands down. Bioware is continuing this tradition in Dragon Age: Origins. It promises to have plenty of choice in this game as well.
There is just an aura of trust floating around Bioware. I mean, when was the last time they made a bad game? If you haven't jumped on the bandwagon yet, I'm sure you will shortly. Dragon Age: Origins, Mass Effect 2, and Star Wars: The Old Republic will own the story driven genre for the next year or so in the western world.
2. Dragon Age: Origins is going to have at least 100 hours of gameplay!
3. If 100 hours of gameplay is not enough for you, then go ahead and download some of the downloadable content planned for the game. Bioware has already stated that DLC is going to be brought to Dragon Age for at least 2 years. Those of you who can't wait to add to the massive fantasy world can download some of the new content on day one! Oh yes, it does get better...
First up for Dragon Age: Origins DLC is called "The Stone Prisoner." The DLC enables the player to explore the lore behind a frozen stone golem locked in the center of a darkspawn infested village. After completing the quest, you now actually get to have the golem as a party member. His name is Shale and Bioware claims he is one of the most powerful characters in the game! In conclusion, you get a new quest, a new enviroment, new items, hours of additional gameplay, and a new playable character. Oh yes, and it does get better AGAIN...
"The Stone Prisoner" is available for free with every new copy of the game! The retail copy of Dragon Age: Origins comes with a code card to use over the internet, XBOX Live, or PSN. Digital copies are not left out, of course. Remember you can trust Bioware. If you buy it over steam, or another download service, you get an email with the code.
If your a pirate, or you buy it used, you can still get it though! You just have to pay fifteen dollars.
"Warden's Keep" is the other DLC available. It is also going to be out at launch! This DLC adds on to the main quest, allowing you to experience some backstory on the Grey Wardens. For only $7.00 you can get new achievements, hidden secrets, character abilities, and items.
4. I love Mass Effect. I'm sure you do too. I know I will also be getting Mass Effect 2 on January 26. If you buy a new copy of Dragon Age, you also get this totally rad Blood Armor. You can use this not only for your character in Dragone Age, but also for Commander Shephard in Mass Effect 2.
5. I'm a geek at heart. I love fantasy worlds filled with dragons and elves. I love gaining levels and searching through dungeons to find the next best piece of armor. I love traversing through epic worlds filled with robust amounts of varied characters. I love completing quests. It has been a while since I have fed this nerd-crave, but with Dragon Age: Origins, I'm sure it will do the trick.
Now I (and you) only have to answer the question... to buy the collector's edition or not?


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Water sports and presidential candidates: they go together like water (sports) and oil.
True story: Tagg Romney once lost a water ski "over which he was moping." Mitt Romney "left [a] meeting and went out in a boat for about one and a half hours until the ski was found."
How many of Tagg Romney's water skis has Obama found? Zero? How many more water skis can Tagg Romney afford to lose? Not "afford" afford—metaphorically afford.
Your move, Mr. President.
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A Day in a KMAC Residency
Since January, KMAC Educators have reached 887 students through twelve different artist residencies where KMAC educators go into the schools to lead arts programming. Each year KMAC education programs inspire 30,000 students through memorable art making experiences when they otherwise might have had none.
On February 26, Kat Lewis, a KMAC board member, retired art teacher, and practicing artist joined Liz Richter, one of KMAC's Museum Educators at Indian Trail Elementary where she assisted during the last day of a three-day artist-in-residence program. Here is what Kat had to say about her experience:
"The residency was for the 75 second graders who were to design African clay masks relating to their current studies. I was assisting in the final step, which was glazing the masks. The children in the first group filed in from lunch and took their seats excitedly. They were extremely polite and respectful and were eager to show me their creations. Liz Richter, our amazing art educator, calmly went to the SMART Board and demonstrated how to glaze their pieces. Choosing colors, holding the brush properly, layering glaze, and mixing colors in the palette were among the vastly important concepts conveyed in the few minutes allotted for instruction.
Then we were off! We passed out brushes, water buckets, paper towels and glaze palettes. We answered questions and steadied brushes while admiring the wonderful nose on one mask, the incredible hair on another, and the craftsmanship and careful brushstrokes on yet another. Then, of course, the hour was up too soon. The children reluctantly put down their brushes, and we put the masks on the shelves to dry. Brushes were quickly washed and glaze palettes refilled as we moved to the next room of 25 excited second graders to repeat the process. And so it went until the third class was finished. We then carefully bagged all 75 masks and packed them up to take to KMAC for firing.
Yes, I wish we had had more time to allow the children to explore all the possibilities of clay, to have time to look at each mask and discuss with each little artist the creative choices he or she made. I wish there were a large airy art room complete with a full-time art teacher and a kiln in each public school, but this is why KMAC is so vitally important! Due to the reality of time and budget constraints, many schools cannot provide an arts education. KMAC offers, through its residencies and field trips, rich art experiences to as many eager children as possible. Our art educators are smart, creative, tireless, patient and superbly organized. Through their lesson plans, complete with vocabulary, "I can" statements, and ideas for connections to other content areas, our arts educators offer the classroom teacher a complete and meaningful experience. I am proud to be associated with an organization that transforms our community so positively on a daily basis." –Kat Lewis
Docent. Funny Title for a Fun Job
Docents are one of the best assets to museums. They volunteer their time to learn in-depth about exhibitions and then share their learned knowledge with visitors on guided tours. They field questions and comments about art, the process of art, and who it is making art in order to aide patrons to a better understanding of something that can be intimidating. It's a stimulating exchange of ideas and insight between guide and guest.
KMAC recently revived the docent program and we welcome Dana Moore and Gretchen Treitz Brown to the team of dedicated museum volunteers. The current exhibition The New Art of the Loom is their second exhibition giving guided tours. They also guide school field trip tours. Docent tours are available every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month at 3pm. Simply meet at KMAC's front reception desk. There is no added fee for the guided tour.
We asked Dana and Gretchen to give us a few observations about being a docent and how they came to volunteer at KMAC.
Gretchen Treitz Brown
"As a docent, I provide tours to facilitate a rewarding museum experience. I love to help the viewer connect with a piece. I feel privileged to receive the training from KMAC curators and educators. At KMAC, there is a rich and diverse audience; my experience has been with local, national, and international visitors. My conversations with visitors bring out more and different ways to view things–visitors and docents can interact and learn from each other. Each time I give a tour, I notice something new. Something magical happens when a visitor takes the time to contemplate a detail I might point out. I tend to talk about my favorite pieces, however, it has been so valuable to learn about an unfamiliar artist or process. Besides the continuous training process, I enjoy the additional reading and studying about each exhibit. I can answer questions, thus offering a more satisfying experience. My interactions with a piece are heightened when visitors share their insights, whether students or adults. Because I have a significant commitment to the visual arts, it has been a joy to attend curator tours, lectures, exhibition openings, orientation, and on-going training."
Dana Moore
"I first became aware of KMAC when my son was small and he participated in Winter Break workshops and Summer Art Camp. I have participated in several hands-on workshops and even worked with metal in a session taught by Craig Kaviar.
I've always had an interest in art since childhood and love the process that goes into creating an artwork. My family loves to travel and museums are always on our list of places to visit.
I am a retired Speech Language Pathologist who worked primarily in the public schools. Volunteering as a Docent will still let me show students the process and creative thought that goes into a work of art. I like listening to the KMAC staff and always look forward to learning and seeing new exhibits."
If you're passionate about art and love to share this excitement with others, consider becoming a KMAC docent. Email Dane at firstname.lastname@example.com for more details.
Weaving A Community With Our Stories
KMAC Educator, Sarah McCartt-Jackson, said, "the Museum has made and enriched connections with many organizations and voices that otherwise might be unheard, marginalized, or misunderstood." Mrs. McCartt-Jackson helped in facilitating the students from the English as a Second Language (ESL) Program at Jefferson Community & Technical College (JCTC), which provide a great example of these powerful stories:
"Coming to America is a big dream for many people but living is different reality."
"The languages of the world wake me up every day! I love the sea. I am snow. My name is your name. I believe in music. One world, many voices"
"My name is Mohamed. I was born in Somalia and grown up in Kenya. Came to America in the age of 19 years. My English was very bad. Coming to the United States was very good opportunity for my family and I. The reason I go to school today is to get my social work degree!"
The Weft Phase of the project is crafted by weaving in additional story cloths from Museum visitors, which continues throughout The New Art of the Loom exhibit (January 25). Blank story cloths are available and located in the second floor gallery.
The Little Loomhouse
The mission of the Little Loomhouse is to promote the Lou Tate landmark home and center for textile art and education as a cultural destination through preservation of the three historic cabins and education of textile folk art for all ages. The Little Loomhouse is owned and operated by the Lou Tate Foundation.
KMAC Current Exhibition
The New Art of the Loom: Contemporary International Tapestry and Looming Local: Contemporary Kentucky Tapestry feature artists who explore a broad range of themes from cultural identity and formalism to storytelling and history through the labor-intensive process of weaving.
Looming Large
KMAC has gone stark weaving mad.
Artists from 16 countries currently fill our two main galleries with over two-dozen loom woven works. Shown in conjunction with the traveling exhibit The New Art of the Loom: Contemporary International Tapestry, KMAC has organized Looming Local as a response to some of the issues raised by the international artists. The works on view range in size and content from the large 8 ½ x 11 foot tapestry Porter with Bicycle: Espagne et Portugal by South African artist William Kentridge to the small, intricate and colorful weavings by Kentucky artist Tori Kleinert.
The New Art of the Loom consists of contemporary tapestries that connect with the large, ambitious, narrative works that dominated artistic production in early Modern Europe. These early tapestries functioned as a decorative way to display a coat of arms, relay a familiar story or to illustrate scenes of victorious battles, but they also provided warmth, covering the walls of large drafty castles. After falling out of favor due to growing feminine and domestic undertones the tapestry was revived by British art activist William Morris in the late 19th century, making weaving fundamental to a burgeoning international design movement that promoted artisanship and hand-made activity.
Looming Local takes a peek at the immediate surroundings of the museum to show how four artists are exploring similar issues as their international counterparts and taking the weaving tradition into the more creative, expressionistic contemporary art form that it is today. Both exhibits combined communicate a broad range of materials, methods and multiple weaving processes. The four artists represented in the local show, though rooted in a loom based practice, are markedly different from their peers in technique and composition.
Dobree Adams creates loom woven works that capture the landscape in a manner intended to evoke the intermediate or transitional states that are associated with Tibetan Buddhism. The spiritual and meditative qualities that imbue her work connect well with other artists on show in the museum who deal similarly with nature, particularly with the tapestry "Without Notice" by the Japanese artist Miyuki Tatsumi. Adams and Tatsumi are both drawn to the calmness of nature, but also to its power to change and dominate our lives in mysterious ways and without warning.
Tori Kleinert's small format works, though diminutive in size, are big in meaning and content. They pack in loads of bold color and act as deeply personal explorations of ideas and emotions often connected to the history of female craft activity. She refers to the figures in her work as ancestors or semblances, an evocation of the spirits who live on informing the work of contemporary tapestry artists from around the world. Kleinert's Terroristic Semblance from 2003/2004 commemorates the lives that were lost on September 11, 2001.
A sharp use of color adds intensity to her subject matter and relates to New Art of the Loom artist Christine Altona's work, also from 2004. Based on an article in the Boston Globe about alleged child abuse, Altona created this particular tapestry as a tribute to the children who have been abused in the Roman Catholic Church. Several red cardinal hats are placed at the top of the work above a knotted red circle, suggesting the strong and powerful looking down on the weak bound together in struggle. The blue represents the earth and the prevalence of this transgression around the world.
Arturo Sandoval is an art professor at the University of Kentucky and a well-known weaver from the region. His sole work in the show is part of a long running series that looks at American democracy and one of the most potent symbols of our culture, the American flag. Sandoval conceived the State of the Union series in order to work through personal issues related to his time serving in the Vietnam War. His desire to create a political art series was to commemorate the sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers who lost their lives in battle. The newspaper headlines and magazine images that are woven into this series were initially collected from 1980-1984. He has since continued the series as way to further express his feelings toward the recent war in Iraq.
The most divergent work away from any form of traditional tapestry seen in either the local or international exhibit comes from Looming Local artist Philis Alvic from Lexington, KY. Her recent work consists of assembling remnants of older tapestries into fabric constructions, which she refers to as Portals. In this ongoing series of works, suggestive of windows, doors, and curtains, she intends to communicate the ideas of transition, passage, and change. Through the technique of fabric collage and drapery these works move into the more three-dimensional space of wall sculpture.
As Alvic digs through her own personal archive incorporating material from previous work she evokes the idea of the artist entering a metaphorical portal, passing from one era of creativity and production into another. In this particular series of works Alvic is weaving together remnants as well as personal histories. There are a number of transitional concepts related to creative growth and change that could be applied to this series. The idea of the portal as a signifier for moving from one period of life into another is an important factor in the life of every artist. It can often be a struggle to shift focus and enter new unknown territory, but it can also be a time when an individual artist develops greater clarity and confidence in their work.
Art-Ed Goes Hi-Tech
It seems kind of fitting that on Election Day, KMAC's Education Studio launched the inaugural use of a hi-tech tool that will help in teaching to the masses. Through the generous donations of the KMAC Board of Directors, the Education Department was able to purchase a much-needed document camera and projector. The Elmo TT-12i Interactive Document Camera System allows museum educators to demonstrate more complex art skills from a central demo table without having to spend valuable time demonstrating to each individual table. As we know, field trips are on a very strict schedule and educators must balance the tour, instruction, and make time carefully. Oh, and don't forget about lunch! The Elmo, with its cute name and conjuring of that well known red Muppet, also has a built-in microphone and recording ability so the Ed team can prepare instruction videos in advance.
Additionally, the Education Department was able to purchase a IN114a XGA 3000 Lumen DLP Projection System in order to use the document camera and to show videos, Power Point presentations, and interactive websites to enhance the art curriculum. In ode to our forefathers, here's to Life , Liberty and the pursuit of Art.
A Special Thank You to Kat Lewis, Daniel Maye, Elizabeth Mays, and Mary Stone for their generous donations.
A Peaceful Lot
I grew up in West Louisville. I dreamed of raising my family in the beautiful homes surrounding Chickasaw Park and Shawnee Park. I admired the African-American doctors, lawyers, and teachers who were the anchors of our community. I played with the children of my father's friends, who, like my father, worked in Louisville's numerous factories. Our parents hadn't finished college, but the factory jobs they held at General Electric, Phillip Morris, Ford, DuPont, and Brown-Forman paid for the comfortable homes in thriving communities.
My life's journey took me away from Louisville for almost two decades. Upon my return, the thriving neighborhoods of my youth had transformed into something unfamiliar. Small pockets of prosperity clung to the remnants of a thriving past. Abandoned and vacant properties seemed to be the norm. Entire blocks were marred with the blackened eyes of boarded over homes. They were more than a community eyesore. They negatively impacted the emotional and physical health of a community. The hopelessness associated with boarded up homes can lead to irresponsible choices. The worst of these choices leads to violence. The numerous teddy bear shrines dotting West Louisville serve as proof to this point.
I became concerned about the overabundance of vacant and abandoned properties in West Louisville. I had once lived in Chicago, a city known for its remarkable public art, and there I saw artists transform vacant spaces into inspiring community works of art. I felt public art could be a vehicle for change and growth in West Louisville too.
A friend, who assisted me in transforming a vacant apartment building in Louisville's Parkland neighborhood into an artistic symbol of hope, heard of Mayor Greg Fischer's Lots of Possibility Competition. Mayor Fischer was asking residents to submit creative ideas for reusing four lots owned by the city's Landbank Authority. I founded the West Louisville Women's Coalition (WLWC) with the help of KMAC board member Chenoweth Allen and local entrepreneur Robin Bray and submitted a proposal. WLWC is a diverse group of nine Louisville women with a mission to create and sustain artistic, peaceful spaces in West Louisville. Our Lots of Possibility proposal would transform a small vacant lot into a Meditation Labyrinth formed from hundreds of bricks painted with inspirational messages from the residents and community supporters of West Louisville. The Meditation Labyrinth was selected as one of the four winners in the competition. Shortly after the announcement, I started my new position at KMAC as an Art Educator and after hearing about the project, KMAC became a Peaceful Partner and provided an artist to assist with the project. After hundreds of volunteer hours, the Meditation Labyrinth, which will be named the Peace Labyrinth, is finally complete.
The Peace Labyrinth will be dedicated, Saturday, October 11, 2014 at 7:00 pm. The lot is located at 3831 Hale Ave, Louisville, KY 40216. The dedication will include a performance by the River City Drum Corps, a message from Mayor Greg Fischer, and a candlelit inaugural peace walk through the labyrinth. This is a free event and open to the public. This dedication ceremony marks the completion of the first step in transforming a vacant lot into an intergenerational community space for peace. It will host monthly peace walks, quarterly visual art activities, and other community programming.
Written by Ramona Lindsey, KMAC Art Educator
EXPO Chicago: A KMAC Donors' Field Trip
KMAC 's Donors Circle brought a hale and hearty group of 14 to EXPO Chicago a week and a half ago. We spent our days cruising the contemporary art offerings out on the Navy Pier. In the afternoon, we enjoyed Kentucky hospitality in the form of tastings of Old Forester provided by Brown-Forman happening at the KMAC booth, which featured selections from recent museum exhibitions: Denise Burge, Matthew Ronay, Elijah Pierce and more.
Outside the art fair, we had the opportunity to visit some outstanding private collections including those of Paul and De Gray, Gary Metzner and Scott Johnson, Richard and Ellen Sandor, and Susan Goodman and Rod Lubeznik.
On Friday, September 19th, Richard and Ellen Sandor impressed us with their extensive body of photography and related objects (over 2,000 pieces from the 1840s to the present) and awed with their encyclopedic knowledge of the contexts in which their historical images were conceived. I especially admired a photo of poet Marianne Moore in her tricorn hat/George Washington getup. The couple's "Outsider Café"features well-known naïve and intuitive artists Lee Godie, Martin Ramirez, Sharon Scott, and Bill Traylor.
On Friday night, we attended gallery openings at Kavi Gupta's two spaces. I particularly enjoyed watching a documentary that Mickalene Thomas created in memory of her mother, who many will recognize as the principal subject of her work. The film plays continuously in a family room setting, complete with wood paneling, a sofa, and coffee table. That night, Kavi Gupta graciously included us in a party at his place, where we mingled with art stars like Jessica Stockholder. Kavi put a picture of Martha Slaughter and Henry Heuser on Instagram!
On Saturday morning, we ventured to the Gold Coast—where we took in magnificent panoramic views of Lake Michigan at the home of Susan Goodman and Rod Lubeznik. Our group took note of a ceramic portrait bust by Klara Kristalova and a felt piece (resembling a Matisse paper cut-out) by William J. O'Brien. In the bathroom sits a humorous multi-media sculpture by Tokyo-based artist Ken Kagami.
On our final morning in Chicago, we stopped at the warehouse studio of Tony Tasset (husband of well-known Chicago painter Judy Ledgerwood) who manipulates quintessential American imagery in bold colors. He chooses to work in a vernacular of existing genres to communicate with simple signs. His egalitarian, open system of meaning resembles a love letter to 70s super graphic art (such as Robert Indiana).
We had an absolute blast in Chicago. And I am now rested enough to say that I enthusiastically anticipate the next Donors' Circle trip—to New York City in March! I hope you can join us.
–Leslie Millar, KMAC Donor Circle Member


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Red Alert 3: Remix
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Creative Director: Matt Reinhard
Art Director: Tony Vazquez
Copywriter: Colin McRae
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Color-Correction: Eric Schira
Song: Hell March
Composer: Frank Klepacki
Song Remixed by: "From Last to Last"
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I love the "all your base are belong to us"!!! XD that was ROFL
That Russian general in the end looks like he's wearing short sleeves :P well I guess it's EA so you never know. Always loved their Red Alert flicks.
I hope this'll be out for Mac... although highly unlikely.
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Tour the culinary amphitheater and learn key trivia.
Off the Clock with Iron Chefs
Learn all about the chefs in a series of exclusive chats.
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Test your knowledge of Kitchen Stadium with an exclusive quiz.
New Game Rules
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Simon Majumdar breaks down the ingredients on the altar.
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Bobby Flay helps President Barack Obama grill like a professional chef.
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Tailgate Showdown
Iron Chefs Morimoto and Symon travel to Hawaii for the first ever Iron Chef America tailgating showdown.
Garces vs. Solomonov
It's a Philadelphia showdown as Chef Michael Solomonov takes on Iron Chef Jose Garces. Will Kitchen Stadium be filled with brotherly love, or sibling rivalry?
Flay/Vallodolid vs. Morimoto/Zimmern
Two Iron Chefs are teamed up with special guests in this All-Star Kitchen Stadium battle. Marcela Valladolid, who appears on Food Network's 'Mexican Made Easy' is paired with Iron Chef Bobby Flay; and Andrew Zimmern, of Travel Channel's 'Bizarre Foods,' joins Iron Chef Masuhara Morimoto. Judges are Penn Jillette, Donatella Arpaia Stewart and Simon Majumdar.
Symon vs. Izard
Iron Chef Michael Symon faces off against challenger Stephanie Izard. Chef Izard, a James Beard Award nominee, is chef and owner of Girl & The Goat in Chicago. The Judges are Anthony Anderson, Karine Bakhoum and David Rocco.
Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad 60's Meal
Iron Chefs paired with bartenders compete in a 60's meal melee, as Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli and Jeremy Oertel face off against Iron Chef Marc Forgione and Natasha David. Judges are Willie Degel, Judy Joo and Simon Majumdar.
Flay vs. Staib
Philadelphia's Walter Staib is a German-trained chef with a passion for food history. Will his battle against Iron Chef Flay go down in history as a thrilling victory or a crushing defeat?
Forgione vs. Waxman
Iron Chef Marc Forgione plays the role of sous chef to his father, Larry Forgione, as the two take on culinary legend and close family friend chef Jonathan Waxman. The Judges are Jose Andres, Donatella Arpaia and Farmer Lee Jones.
Zakarian vs. Schenker
Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian faces off against chef Jesse Schenker, chef and owner of Recette in New York. Judges are Julie White, Art Smith and Anya Fernald.
Military Grill Battle
The branches of the United States military always work together to protect the country, but there also is an intense competitive spirit among the divisions of the armed forces. The Army, Navy and Marines move their rivalry to Kitchen Stadium and join forces with three Iron Chefs in the ultimate Military Grill Battle. Iron Chefs Morimoto, Symon and Cora travel to Hawaii where each will team with a well-seasoned cook from a different branch of the military. At the scenic and historic Marine Base Hawaii at Kane'ohe Bay on the island of Oahu, the Iron Chefs and their military cohorts must cook to impress a tough panel of judges highlighting the usage of a world class grill and a bounty of Hawaiian ingredients in their culinary arsenal.
Zakarian vs. Talde
Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian faces off against Challenger Dale Talde, the Executive Chef at Talde, an Asian-American restaurant in Brooklyn. The Judges for this battle are Anya Fernald, Martin Yan and Judy Joo.
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Alton Brown, host of Good Eats, appears regularly on Food Network Star, Iron Chef America and Cutthroat Kitchen.
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Based upon the Japanese cult sensation, Iron Chef America carries on the legend of Kitchen Stadium and the famed "secret ingredient." Each week, world-class chefs battle the legendary Iron Chefs of America: Bobby Flay, Mario Batali, Masaharu Morimoto, Cat Cora, Jose Garces, Michael Symon, Marc Forgione and Geoffrey Zakarian. Alton Brown serves as Commentator and Mark Dacascos is Chairman.More About Iron Chef America
Based upon the Japanese cult sensation, Iron Chef America carries on the legend of Kitchen Stadium and the famed "secret ingredient." Each week, world-class chefs battle the legendary Iron Chefs of America: Bobby Flay, Mario Batali, Masaharu Morimoto, Cat Cora, Jose Garces, Michael Symon, Marc Forgione and Geoffrey Zakarian. Alton Brown serves as Commentator and Mark Dacascos is Chairman.
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Community Status Updates
Crazy! WIC measured my Jaden yesterday: 27 inches long (but he was super wiggly so they couldn't stretch his leg much, because I personally have measured him at 28+) 75% 17 lbs 11 oz (with bulky cloth diaper) -50% 17.8 inch head circumference My little guy broke the 50% barrier for weight! Brent LoseeOct 30 2013 08:33 AM


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If you like sours, be sure to try the sour here! One of the best you'll ever try!
If you like sours, be sure to try the sour here! One of the best you'll ever try!
December 23rd was the last day open at this location
Not so much of a location, but more of a state of being!
Great spot to watch the early WC games!
Great space for rent! Good for parties, wedding receptions, meetings,etc.
Catch the Poetry Slam here, first Friday night of every month!
Check out Timberline Church services in Everyday Joe's at 9am and 11am Sundays. Great music, friendly people and spirit recharges!
Nice hotel in a GREAT location. Right in heart of Brugge, close to all the major sites. Also next door to the main stage where many music festivals are held throughout the year.
Free Thai Cooking Classes every Sat. at 11am, come to learn an sample great food!
Kids Eat free: Kids 12 and under eat free every Sunday before 5:00pm. (with purchase of an adult entrée)
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text: Money MoneyAmericasUnited States Allison Jackson on Aug 17, 2012 @ 6:53 PMAug 17, 2012 @ 6:53 PM PublishedEddie Murray, ex Baltimore Orioles player, settles insider trading chargesFormer Baltimore Orioles player Eddie Murray addresses fans during the unveiling of his bronze sculpture before a baseball game against the Kansas City Royals on August 11, 2012 at Orioles Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Maryland.Hall of Fame baseball player Eddie Murray has agreed to pay $358,151 to settle insider trading charges filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday.The SEC accused Murray of trading in shares of Advanced Medical Optics after receiving a tip from his former Baltimore Orioles teammate Doug DeCinces that the company was about to be taken over by Abbot Laboratories in January 2009, Reuters reported. CNN Money reported that DeCinces got the highly sensitive information from his neighbor, James Mazzo, who was the chief executive of Advanced Medical Optics at the time of the acquisition."Eddie Murray is admitting no wrongdoing whatsoever – the settlement agreement confirms that fact," Murray's lawyer, Michael Proctor, was quoted by Reuters as saying. "He has settled this to put the case to an end and get on with his life."The Associated Press reported that the SEC has also charged Mazzo and businessman David Parker.DeCinces last year paid $2.5 million to settle charges filed against him.The SEC said Murray, who was nicknamed "Steady Eddie" for his batting skills, made $235,314 in illegal profits from trading on the information.Murray retired from Major League Baseball in 1997 and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2003.More from GlobalPost: Mark Thompson: New York Times' new CEO


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In about a year, I will be going to Spain with my baby who is due in Jan, and will be about 10 months old when we go (October '13).
We have selective / delayed vax'd with our last two, but I was thinking that maybe there are some that we currently skip or delay that we should get?
The last two kids have gotten Hib and pneumococcal conjugate vax's by 6 or 9 months, we skip polio, hep B, rotovirus, delay DTap.
Are there any that would be a good idea for foreign travel?