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On Fox News, another news personality tried as hard as she could to get a teenage female victim, shot in the face, to express her primal emotions against the shooter because, well, viewers enjoy such displays. "I don't want to stoop to his pathetic level," this teenage girl said. The dignity this child-woman displayed!
Three men died taking bullets for their girlfriends. Stephanie Davis kept her fingers tight around the neck wound of her friend Allie Young, rather than flee the theater. Countless first responders rushed into unknown danger, with a killer still on the loose.
A 14-year-old boy named Prodeo et Patria (it means "For God and country") was shot in the back and escaped the theater; he then went back inside to rescue his mother and father. While there, he stayed behind to help a wounded stranger escape as well.
He's an immigrant from Indonesia, by the way.
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Don't know how many times I screamed about them calling ticky tack fouls on fast breaks that cost us buckets when they weren't calling obvious muggings.
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Don't know how many times I screamed about them calling ticky tack fouls on fast breaks that cost us buckets when they weren't calling obvious muggings.
Mis-assigning the Hancock foul was not a judgment call gone wrong, it was a flat out fuck up that completely altered the personnel on the floor and was inexcusable. I don't feel like I watched the game I should have down the stretch and I will bitch about it every single time I talk about this game for the rest of my life.
This ^ +1.
It truly messed up the game. Hancock was the up fake that set down McGary. Hancock hit the dagger three. Hancock iced 2 free throws late.
He should have been on his butt like McGary was until about 2 mins left. Would have been a completely different game. Schadenfreude and whatever but I really feel like we got fleeced. I think Trey deserved better.
That game should have been a joy to watch last night. Instead, it was like watching an impacted molar get cut out of someone's mouth. The officiating was bad for both teams. But it was really...REALLY...bad.
That said, it was a great year. The implications on recruiting will be enormous. This will be a season that Michigan can build on for years to come.
...no excuses for the missed goal-tending and the fairly blocked shot...but Michigan missed a lot of free throws and committed silly turnovers that ultimately cost them the game...I also think that Burke needed to come in much sooner, that was a dumb gamble by Beilein in the end of the 1st half that allowed L-ville to go on their run becuse LeVert had no clue what he was doing out there...all in all a tough loss but a great season
obviously pissed me off, but did anyone else think we had two solid charges that the refs called as blocking fouls?
Yes. And judging by how exhasperated our players were on both, I'm not sure we are alone in that thought.
What was worse was the solid cross check by Dieng on Spike that was considered a screen. Heck I thought we learned from the Nix foul at the end of the season that the flagrant -1 foul was called when the fouler outweiged the foulee by 100 pounds. We can't even count on that I guess.
Alcohol. All day.
I don't think you can really say we would have done any better with Burke in more in the first half. Spike really went crazy. In the second half I would have liked to see LeVert in more for Spike just for his defense. We really struggled to get stops and rebounds.
Even though we lost, I still believe that overall Michigan had better talent. But it looked like that some of the issues people seen throughout the year, like youth and lack of toughness, re-appeared in the second half. Our D was absolutely shredded in the second half. It just sucks because it looked like these things had dissappeared in the run to the finals.
I'd like to see Hardaway return next year. I think this team could benefit from some upperclassmen leadership. It could be possible for this team to make another deep run next year.
but I will never get over the botched Hancock foul. Unbelievable mistake
literally just cancelled lecture because he is too depressed about last night. Michigan Difference.
I wonder if we had kept Burke in if we could have kept the lead going into the half... but that said, Louisville was just plain better than us and it showed as the game went on.
Burke should leave, anyone who doesn't believe he is gone is a little naive. Hardaway may still leave and there could be a surprise with GRIII but I doubt it.
What I would like to see is GRIII in the 3 spot next year where he can create some huge mismatches...
Outside of the burke block shit call I think everything else was pretty evenly called. There were at least two louisville steals that were called fouls.
For me everything after Kansas was icing on the Cake. And it was a good fucking cake.
it really was icing on the cake after stealing the game from Kansas...and I also agree that Burke should have played in the final 4 minutes of the first half (their run would have assuredly been limited to not getting wide-open 3's as Burke would have slowed the game down)...but I disagree on your point that L-ville is better than Michigan, more experienced yes, but Michigan could have just as easily won that game as they lost it...I am inceredibly proud of this team and take some solace in knowing that all of you are in the same misery-filled boat as I am....but hats off to a great season and i am looking forward to next year regardless who goes or stays
First, thank you to the entire Michigan men's basketball team for a terrific season. I was lucky enough to see every game (except the regular season ending loss to Indiana) and this team transformed itself once the tourney started.
- My prediction for next year: Trey and THJ leave for the NBA. We are in good hands with GRIII, Spike, Mitch, Nik, Jordan, Caris, etc.
- Refs were pure Nickelback last night. Unbelievable. The two "phantom" fouls by Trey, and the clutching and grabbing that was not called... Unfortunate...
- Keys: Two "phantom" fouls on Trey. Handcock's 4 3-pointers at the end of the first half...
We'll be just fine, folks. Lots of big names leaving the B1G this summer...
The game itself was too fast for the officials. Great game peppered with some awful calls. That said, the first half until Hancockapalooza was so much fun to watch.
I have nothing of substance to post, but I found the "1 to Nickelback scale" very funny.
but the calls that went against us were more impactful. Hancock situation raises my eyebrow.
Why anyone would want to be a professional ref is beyond me.


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Simplify Rational Numbers Simplify Rational Numbers To solve Rational Numbers, we know that all arithmetical operations addition, subtraction, multiplication and division can take place in rational numbers. All operations used for simplification of rational numbers are similar to the methods of simplification of fraction numbers. Simplifying rational numbers is reducing the given rational number into its simplest form. Rational numbers mean in math is number of the from ab where a and b are integers and b≠ 0 are known as rational number. Q={ab | a ϵ z, b ϵ z and b ≠ 0} is the set of all rational numbers. Rational number is the quotient of two integers. Therefore, a rational number is a number that can be written down in the form ST, where S and T are integers, and T is not equal to zero. A rational number note in this way is frequently called a fraction . Know More About Exponential Growth And Decay Worksheets Tutorcircle.com Page No. : 1/4 The first step is to factor the numerator and denominator and the second step is divide all common factors that the numerator and denominator have. Dividing a rational number is the most difficult part as it requires key skills. 18/5 divide by3/5 then we need to take a reciprocal of 3/5 . The reciprocal of 3/5 is 5/3. In final step we need to Multiply 18/5 with the reciprocal. 18/5 x 5/3 = 6. An inequality tells that two values are not equal. For example a ? b shows that a is not equal to b. To solve inequalities, we need to learn the symbols of inequalities like the symbol < means less than and the symbol > means greater than and the symbol ? means less than or equal to etc. There are some principles onto which Inequalities solutions depends. Addition principle for solving problems of Inequalities is - If a > b then a + c > b + c Multiplication principle for solving problems which deals in multiplicative Inequalities - If a >b and c is positive, then ac > bc. If a > b and c is negative, then ac < bc (notice the sign is reversed) An expression is a combination of symbols or variables or operators with symbols that are well-formed according to the rules applicable in the context at hand. When we simplify the expression, an equivalent expression is found that is simpler than the original one. Sometimes the expression formed becomes very complicated, then it is very difficult to solve such type of expressions. Various Homework helpers are available over the Internet for free to solve such expressions. Read More About Examples On Continuous Variables Expected Value Tutorcircle.com Page No. : 2/4 L.C.M. of 8 & 5 are 40, so to make the denominator 40, we proceed as follows: = (3*5)/(8*5) – (6*8)/(5*8), = (15/40) – (48/40), = (15-48) /40, = (-33/40). Let us take another example: Subtract (-4/5) from (-3/7), = (-3/7) – (- 4/5), L.C.M. of 7 & 5 is 35, On making denominators of both rational numbers same we get: = (-3*5)/(7*5) –(-4*7)/ (5*7) = (-15/35) + (28/35) = (-15+28) /35 = 13/ 35. · In another example we take both positive rational numbers. Subtract (2/5) from (2/3), = 2/3 -2/5, L.C.M. of 3 & 5 =15, =(2*5) / (3*5) – (2*3)/(5*3), =10/15 – 6/15, =(10-6) /15, =4/15. Procedure for multiplication and division are different. Multiply 3/7 by (-5/4), We multiply numerator with numerator & Denominator with a denominator, We get: = ( 3*-5)/ (7*4), =(-15) / 28. Tutorcircle.com Page No. : 3/4 Page No. : 2/3 Thank You TutorCircle.com
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Each year, for the past 89 years, the New York Stock Exchange has decorated a massive Christmas tree placed in front of its majestic building on Broad Street in lower Manhattan. This year's tree is a 45-foot Norway spruce adorned with 3,500 white lights and 1,000 multicolored balls, and topped with a six-foot star. Due to the magic of Christmas, the tree communicates with people via Twitter, using the handle @NYXmastree.
This year, like last, the Striking Price asked the tweeting tree for investment advice. The tree tweeted "Stick to your financial plan. With the #fiscalcliff and #endoftheworld looming, you may be tempted to go out on a limb, but if you fall, you'll hit every branch on the way down!"
For the non-Twitterati, those hash tags aren't typos but indications of trending Twitter discussions. And for the rest of us, that's pretty good advice.
THE CHICAGO BOARD OPTIONS Exchange's Volatility Index, or VIX, stands at 16, below its long-term average of 20. At current levels, it would be wise to buy puts on the SPDR S&P 500 Trust SPY -0.28459794510636244% SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust U.S.: NYSE Arca 206.72 -0.59 -0.28459794510636244% /Date(1436220833897-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 110712776 AFTER HOURS 207.52 0.8 0.38699690402476783% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7262593 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 1.9931695046439628% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (ticker: SPY) that would rise in value if stocks fell 5% to 10% in the next few months. Money spent to hedge a portfolio could be a wise investment, even a tree would agree.
FEW FIRMS KNOW MORE ABOUT managing risk than Interactive Brokers IBKR 1.2963790791238265% Interactive Brokers Group Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD45.32 0.58 1.2963790791238265% /Date(1436216400013-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1037210 AFTER HOURS USD45.32 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 161658 P/E Ratio 215.8095238095238 Market Cap 18099182113.7854 Dividend Yield 0.8826125330979699% Rev. per Employee 1151090 More quote details and news » (IBKR), parent of market maker Timber Hill. Timber Hill is so expert at trading options, and the brokerage firm so successful, that Interactive Brokers is expected to pay a special dividend of $1.79 or more before year end. Another reason, at least for the timing of the special, is to pay out funds before a likely rise in 2013 in dividend-taxation rates. Thomas Peterffy, who owns about 90% of the company, did not respond to a request for comment.
When Barron's last alerted readers to a possible special-dividend opportunity at Interactive Brokers in late July, the company's shares were trading at $13.36. We advised buying the stock and selling the September $13 put to buy more stock if shares declined below the $13 strike price. The stock has since advanced to $15 and change.
This time around, options-selling is tougher, as put and call prices that expire in a month or so mostly trade for under 20 cents. The amount of money to be gained isn't worth the risk, so stick with the stock.
Interactive Brokers has been down this road before. In December 2010, amid talk that the dividend-tax rate would change the following year, the company paid a special of $1 billion, or $1.79 a share. At the end of this year's second quarter, total equity of $5 billion was just about even with the level prior to that payment, another reason to think history might repeat.
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With CVS just under $47, Chris Jacobs, Susquehanna's derivatives strategist, advises buying December $47 calls as a way to get low-cost exposure to any move. The calls recently traded around 56 cents. Last year, CVS stock rose about 9% on positive earnings guidance and dividend boost.
The most widely owned CVS option is the January $50 call. This suggests some traders expect CVS to overtake its 52-week high of $49.23 set in early October.
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4. Refer to photo for placement and trace shoe patterns to side of box; paint in desired colors and prints. (Note: We used end of paintbrush dipped into Lamp Black to paint dots on Tuscan Red shoe; end of paintbrush was dipped into Tuscan Red for details on Saffron Yellow pump.)
5. Use 1 1/4" pouncer dipped in Calypso Blue to dot top of box lid; let dry.
6. Use 1/4" pouncer and Lamp Black to dot centers of Calypso Blue dots; let dry.
7. Use 3/8" pouncer and Tuscan Red to dot around larger dots on lid.
8. Use 1/4" pouncer and Saffron Yellow to dot sides of box lid.
9. Refer to photo for placement. Use 1 1/4" pouncer dipped in Tuscan Red to dot around shoes on box. Let dry.
10. Use 1 1/4" pouncer dipped in Saffron Yellow to dot remaining spaces around shoes; let dry.
11. Use 1/4" pouncer and Lamp Black to dot centers of large Tuscan Red and Saffron Yellow dots; let dry.
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By law, facilities funded by the Indian Health Service (IHS) may retain reimbursement from Medicare and Medicaid without an offsetting reduction in funding. Ensuring that IHS-funded facilities enroll individuals in--and obtain reimbursement from--Medicare and Medicaid can provide an important means of expanding the funding for health care services for the population served by IHS. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), the agency within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that administers Medicare and oversees states' Medicaid programs, is required by Executive Order and HHS policy to consult with Indian tribes on policies that have tribal implications. This requirement is in recognition of the unique government-to-government relationship between the 562 federally recognized Indian tribes and the federal government. GAO was asked to (1) describe interactions between CMS and IHS, (2) examine mechanisms CMS uses to interact and consult with Indian tribes, (3) examine mechanisms that selected states' Medicaid programs use to interact and consult with Indian tribes, and (4) identify barriers to Medicare and Medicaid enrollment and efforts to help eligible American Indians and Alaska Natives apply for and enroll in these programs. GAO reviewed documents, interviewed federal and state officials, and visited a judgmental sample of Indian tribes and IHS-funded facilities in six states.
CMS and IHS have interacted to (1) provide support to IHS-funded facilities and tribes in their access to Medicare and Medicaid and (2) address broader policy and regulatory concerns regarding these programs. Their interactions to provide support have included education and technical assistance; the agencies also have interacted to obtain input from tribal representatives on program operations. On broader policy and regulatory concerns, CMS and IHS have worked on policy initiatives aimed at ensuring that existing health care policies meet the needs of IHS-funded facilities and the populations they serve. CMS and IHS have had mixed success identifying whether proposed CMS regulatory changes would affect IHS-funded facilities or their populations and thus warrant IHS review. CMS has been working to improve its identification of such regulations. CMS has used two key mechanisms--tribal liaisons and an advisory board--to interact with representatives from Indian tribes, and it has relied primarily on annual regional sessions sponsored by HHS as its mechanism to consult with Indian tribes. Tribal liaisons in CMS's central and regional offices generally served as the point of contact for tribal representatives. CMS's tribal advisory board, which is meant to complement but not replace consultation, has provided the agency with advice on policies affecting the delivery of health care for American Indians and Alaska Natives. CMS has used annual HHS regional consultation sessions as the primary basis for consulting with Indian tribes. However, consulting with tribes is an inherently difficult task, in part because of the variation in tribes' size, location, and economic status. Further, these HHS regional sessions--which generally lasted 1 to 2 days and covered all HHS programs--have offered limited time for consultation and discussion. The six state Medicaid programs we reviewed have used at least one of three mechanisms--tribal liaisons, advisory boards, and regular meetings--to interact and consult with Indian tribes. Five of the six states reported having policies in place that governed the interactions between the state's Medicaid program and Indian tribes, with most of these policies establishing guidelines for how consultation should be conducted. Five states reported consulting with tribes about changes to their Medicaid programs. American Indians and Alaska Natives have faced several barriers to Medicare and Medicaid enrollment despite efforts to assist them with the application process. Many of these barriers are similar to those experienced by other populations, such as transportation and financial barriers. To help eligible American Indians and Alaska Natives enroll in Medicare and Medicaid, almost all of the IHS-funded facilities we visited had staff who assisted patients with the application process, including helping them complete and submit applications, and collecting required documentation. In commenting on a draft of this report, CMS noted that it was appreciative of GAO's review of CMS activities related to interactions with IHS and tribes.
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Verruca - Duct tape for removal, how?
Hi all,
My Son, 4yrs, has a verruca on the bottom of his foot. I guess he caught it from the swimming pool
Anyway, I heard that duct-tape can be used to get rid of a verruca - but I just wondered how exactly?? Do you tape round their whole foot or what?....as I covered the verruca with a small piece, and then tried a bigger plaster sized strip, and both just came off.
What am I doing wrong?!
No idea what you do but id be interesteed to see too, as m LO, 17 monhts has one on his heel. Was told by pharmacist not to use any treatments due to his age, as they have acids etc in them. Dont know what else to do to get rid
Get yourself a strip of fabric plaster and tape it down with a piece of that. There'e another thread about this somewhere and it seems to really work once you get it to stay on! The fabric plaster was used to tape the duct tape down by the OP and apparently it's nearly gone.
currnetly treating ds verucca with Bazuka - seems to ne working, but takes a few weeks.
it is just enough to suffocate it so if the veruca is the size of a 5p put a 10p sized bit of duck tape on - replace whenever it falls off. You can also cover in nail varnish first as it stops the oxygen getting to it. You need to do it from 3 days to a week
Hi, I've found that rather than use tape which comes off easily use clear nail varnish! I paint it over then it's fine to be left for a couple of days when you just remove it(peel it off or use remover) then reapply. I recently did this to a wart on my thumb and it was gone in just a week
try plaster and vaseline it'll suffocate the verruca or go to your GP
WE went to a podiatrist and he treated my son's foot with salycylic acid first, then put duct tape on it. We kept up the treatment daily for about 3 weeks I think.
Apple cider vinegar
I use the above on all warts and veruccas an my dds two big verucas went in 4 days. Dip cotton wool into vinegar so it's soaked (do it at bedtime) then put on verucca and put tape or plaster over top. Take off in morning. Repeat each night and will soon change colour an fall off! We used this after trying bazuka for ages with no results
Best way to get duct tape to stick is to layer it around the piece which is covering the verruca. It also sticks best when covered by a sock, and also when skin is clean warm and dry, just after bath / shower. Good luck!
I've head banana peel can work as well? Anyone else had a good result with these?
Hi I have 8 in the heel of my foot I've been doing the duck tape every day in file them down apply the duck tape I have to cover my foot in bandage as the tape falls off and hey presto 2 have gone it's a long process but I think it's working ☺


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These Corn Pone or Corn Crackers are so very irresistible ! These crispy munches are my daily snack for quite sometime now ! Try out these Corn Pone or Corn Crackers and let me know if you like it !
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Peanut butter
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Peanut oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Boiling water
|18 Tablespoon (1 Cup Plus 2 Tablespoons Or More Until Batter Holds Together)
|Parmesan cheese
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Combine dry ingredients.
Stir in oil gradually.
Add boiling water slowly, mixing with spoon and finally kneading dough.
Keep adding water until dough holds together.
With your fingers, flatten rounded teaspoonfuls of batter on an oiled cookie sheet.
If a cracker is desired, flatten it as thin as possible.
If a thicker, larger corn pone is desired, use more dough and don't press it quite as thin.
Bake in 325 °F. oven for 40 minutes, or until it is slightly golden around the edges.
Remove from pan while still warm.
Cool on a rack and store in an airtight container.
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|Noted the release of Get Hard (2015).
|Mar 27, 2015
|Noted the release of The Lego Movie (2014).
|Feb 07, 2014
|Noted release of Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013).
|Dec 20, 2013
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|Oct 08, 2013
|Added the movie The Campaign (2012).
|Aug 10, 2012
|Added the movie Casa de mi padre (2012). Revised discussion of The Other Guys to reflect that it was produced by Gary Sanchez Productions. Clarified that You're Welcome America was broadcast on HBO during its Broadway run.
|Mar 16, 2012
|In October 2011 he received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.
|Oct 24, 2011
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|Added the movie Everything Must Go (2010), mentioned his TV guest appearances, and noted announcement that he would receive the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.
|May 13, 2011
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Authorities say emergency responders were stung several times when a flatbed truck carrying honeybees rolled over in rural Nevada.
Officials say 66-year-old truck driver Rudy Breneman had been hauling a load of bees from Bruce, South Dakota, to California when he pulled to the side of the highway east of Tonopah Monday afternoon.
Breneman told troopers the big rig started sinking into the soft dirt of the shoulder and eventually tipped over and broke open many of the hives.
Troopers say firefighters tried to contain the bees with water before bee keepers responded to the scene.
Breneman wasn't injured in the accident and is not being cited.
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