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It's part of the job, you know, the State of the State address.
Governors do it once a year. They can talk as long as they want and they could sing a song if they preferred to, but most of them stick to business and their agenda for the year.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer delivered hers Monday and made news by announcing her executive order taking Child Protective Services out from under the Department of Econonic Security's organizational umbrella, as a way to kick start the "reinvention" of the agency.
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Just how the new agency will be structured and get back to the business of handling the welfare of children and families in Arizona remains to be seen, but I think this is a harmless first step.
Brewer chose to outline this and other priorities for the coming year in her speech, and chose NOT to address an issue of slight controversy: the question of whether or not she thinks she has the legal right to run for governor AGAIN.
Even though it's the question a lot of people want answered, the State of the State is neither the time nor the place.
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Again, the State of the State is neither the time or the place.
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It SHOULD be used to lay out a plan for the future, not to answer questions about the past.
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BEARD: Relying on Hope not quite enough in Purdue's narrow loss at Notre Dame
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — On fourth-and-10 from the 15-yard line, trailing Notre Dame 17-10 with the clock ticking down to the final two minutes, Purdue football coach Danny Hope was confident his Boilermakers were capable of making a game-changing play.
Hope at least got that much right. Caleb TerBush connected with Antavian Edison for a clutch 15-yard touchdown pass with 2:12 remaining, allowing the Boilermakers to claw their way back into the game and momentarily silence the crowd of 80,795 at Notre Dame Stadium.
"I thought our team rose to the occasion and fought really hard," said Hope. "I thought we showed great promise as a football team and I think we're going to do very well this season."
Perhaps. Unfortunately for the Boilermakers, going toe-to-toe with the Fighting Irish for 58 minutes on Saturday wasn't nearly good enough to walk away with what would have been a program-lifting victory. When Notre Dame kicker Kyle Brindza split the uprights with a 27-yard field goal with 7 seconds remaining, it was the Irish (2-0) who werecelebrating a 20-17 victory.
"It's very tough, but we knew we had a tough task ahead of us coming into Notre Dame," said Edison, who hauled in a pair of touchdown passes — one each from TerBush and Robert Marve. "We got it done, but we just didn't get the victory."
For the Purdue faithful, this was supposed to be the day to honor one small step for a man and maybe one giant leap for the Boilermakers. With the Purdue players wearing stickers saluting astronaut and Purdue graduate Neil Armstrong on the back of their helmets, Hope might have even done a little moon walking himself if his players had come away with the win.
Alas, ever since Armstrong stepped on the moon in July 1969, this rivalry has been rather one-sided. TheBoilermakers have only won 11 of the past 44 games against the Irish and now trail 56-26-2 in the series.
"We were only a few plays away from knocking off a really good football team at their home place," said Hope. "Certainly we're disappointed with the loss. But disappointment is an emotion, and we'll get over that. We have nothing to be discouraged about."
Daring the Irish to pass by overplaying the run, the strategy led to a 289-yard passing exhibition by Notre Dame sophomore quarterback Everett Golson.
Still, if the Boilermakers could have made the stop on a few more third downs, the gamble might have worked. But late in the first half Golson burned the Purdue secondary with completions of 30 yards to Troy Niklas and 41 yards to DaVaris Daniels on third-and-long situations. Golson then capped an 88-yard drive by making a diving effort on third down to touch the pylon with the football for a 7-0 lead with 3:45 left in the second quarter.
Showing their resolve, the Boilermakers quickly answered.
After Raheem Mostert returned the kickoff 41 yards, Marve made good on a 13-play, 58-yard drive by completing a 2-yard touchdown pass to Edison with 9 seconds remaining.
And that was the story of the game for the Boilermakers, now 1-1. They were always the team in comeback mode.
When finally given an opportunity to take the lead after Edison's second touchdown grab, Hope opted to play it safe and manufacture another tie rather than risk a two-point conversion for the lead with 132 seconds left.
"We knew on that drive we were in overtime mode, if you will," said Hope, defending his decision.
With the game suddenly a two-minute drill, Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly turned to junior quarterback Tommy Rees to get the job done. Following Golson's lead, Rees also burned the Boilermakers on a pair of third-down plays, including a 21-yard completion to Robby Toma to reach the 20. Four plays later, Brindza made sure the Irish landed the final blow.
"Exciting ballgame," said Kelly. "A good day for Notre Dame football."
And an all-too-familiar feeling for Hope and his players.
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The Reigning Champ Surrenders His Belt to The Louisville Lip!1964 Sonny Liston Fight Worn Trunks from the First Clay/Ali Bout. "I shook up the world!" a jubilant Clay shouted above the roar of the stunned crowd, a cast of over eight thousand who had packed the Miami Beach Convention Center on February 25, 1964 to watch the brash young Gold Medalist learn a thing or two about suffering from Heavyweight Champion Sonny Liston. Of the forty-six sportswriters on hand to cover the bout, just three had picked Clay to score the upset, the others certain that the twenty-two year old phenom would wilt under Liston's sledgehammer attack. "I shook up the world!" Clay shouted again. "Eat your words," he instructed the journalists working feverishly at their notepads. "I'm pretty! I'm a bad man!" Across the ring, the deposed former Champion remained seated on his stool where he had signaled his surrender with a failure to answer the bell to start the seventh round. Bloodied from a cut under his left eye and complaining of a shoulder injury, Liston spit out his mouthpiece and hung his head, looking down at his own embroidered name on the left leg of the white Everlast boxing trunks presented here.
Sonny Liston's two meetings with Muhammad Ali rank among the most famous and most controversial in boxing history, with Liston's well-established associations with the criminal underworld fueling those conspiracy theories, as well as the contention that his death from a December 1970 drug overdose had been homicide. The chalk outline of Liston's body remained on the floor of his home when his friend, UNLV middle linebacker Bruce Gray and his friend and trainer Davey Pearl entered Liston's house to claim his personal property before the authorities padlocked the premises. Gray began to shovel the boxing memorabilia into two of Liston's trunks. "I told Sonny to pay those people their money," Pearl told him. "He owed gambling debts to the mob. This was no accident."
The circumstances of Sonny Liston's death, like his surrender in Clay I and the Phantom Punch in Clay II, will likely remain unsolved mysteries, topics for debate among students of boxing history. There is no debate, however, as to the importance or authenticity of this offering, the uniquely scripted embroidery, the black trim on white satin, the dimensions of the garment all a perfect match to fight film and photography. They show fine, sweaty use from six punishing rounds in south Florida, with some small black stains on verso from storage. The "Everlast" label at waistband is slightly faded with age, with some loosening of the stitching at the top seam. The trunks make their second auction appearance within this Platinum Night event, consigned the first time by Mr. Gray, who had owned them since the day of Liston's passing. His notarized letter of provenance is included. LOA from Heritage Auctions.
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Bill Beckwith's Memory Minute: Insulin therapy may reduce memory problems
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Hope about the potential for intranasal insulin therapy for Mild Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer's disease has resurfaced, thanks to a review by Suzanne M. de la Monte (Aging Health, 2012).
She reviews evidence that supports the proposition that brain insulin resistance and deficiency is associated with Alzheimer's disease as well as with Type II diabetics. Furthermore, rates of Mild Cognitive Impairment and diabetes are higher among Type II diabetics than non-diabetics. Hence, the emerging theory that at least some forms of Alzheimer's disease may be a "brain form of diabetes." The hope is that insulin therapy may improve cognition, especially if started early enough (what constitutes "early enough" is still vague and undefined).
The recent study by Craft and colleagues (Archives of Neurology, 2011) provides the best evidence (to my knowledge) to support this theory. Craft et al. showed that intranasally administered insulin improved memory in people with Mild Cognitive Impairment and early-to-moderate stages of Alzheimer's disease. The study recruited 104 adults with an average age of 72 who had a diagnosis of either mild cognitive impairment (66 percent of total number of subjects) or mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease (33 percent). Participants were administered 20, 40, IU of insulin or placebo intranasally for four months.
Those treated with the lower dose of insulin showed improved memory and those treated with either dose showed better preserved cognitive function over the four month course of the study whereas those treated with placebo got worse. Furthermore, improved performance on cognitive tests was associated with "corrected" biomarkers taken from cerebral spinal fluid and neuroimaging studies.
Although intriguing, these findings need to be interpreted cautiously. On the positive side, this was a placebo controlled, double-blind, randomized trial. On the other hand, the number of participants was small and treatment lasted only four months. Consider also that there is a special device needed to administer the insulin through the nose.
If you are diabetic, this may be especially good news. Diabetic patients who are well managed have improved memory. Despite these results, intranasal treatment is not available for mass use. The study used a specifically designed administration device that avoids or minimizes systemic insulin release. Systemic use of insulin must be very carefully monitored, especially in older patients. Inadvertent hypoglycemia may induce falls and, worse, may be life threatening. There also is the problem, as with many small studies, that initial enthusiasm gives way to problems (such unwanted side effects) that only show themselves with wide spread treatment.
I am carefully optimistic and hope that intranasal insulin will one day add to current medications that help manage Alzheimer's disease better. But as with managing diabetes, don't forget that appropriate assessment and lifestyle are critical in the treatment of diabetes as well as memory loss.
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With everyone talking about this on last night's Bombcast, I thought I'd ask the question here. Why do you play Call of Duty?
What is the main reason that you play Call of Duty games?
Mostly D ...but cause of the reflex sport of it, most of the hobbies, active sports I participate in are all fun because of the results of split decision twitch reactions. I don't give a shit about K/D because you can camp, I really respect others who can make the most out of an unexpected surprise situation.
like every FPS i play, just for the campaign. And u know what, i still like them, AND i think the mw3 footage looks awesome. just got cod4 on the steam deal, i played the first level (the boat) and i still think it was cool and intense, even if i already finished the game on 360 a few years ago. maybe its because i only play the single player, which is usually short in these games, but im far from burned with them
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I played plenty of the multiplayer in MW1 and 2 and enjoyed it quite a bit, but the unmatched production quality of those campaigns justify their price tag to me. I'm glad that Infinity Ward edits their stories down to five hours; it leaves an amazing five hours.
I find it REALLY hard to believe that nearly 60 percent of you play COD for the single player. Is that just because of the small number of votes so far? I would have to think so.
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I play it because its big dump fun.
I find it REALLY hard to believe that nearly 60 percent of you play COD for the single player. Is that just because of the small number of votes so far? I would have to think so.Why is it hard to believe?
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I played Call of Duty 4 both for the amazing single player and amazing multiplayer. Not because of the unlocks/level ups. I, in fact, personally dislike having to play for a while with a gun I don't like to unlock something I do. I would much rather have all guns available from the start and they can have the level-up mechanic for customization stuff. I liked MW2 mainly for the single player and Spec-Ops, but still did enjoy the multiplayer when I could get in a non-laggy, non-hacked match. If I buy MW3 this year it will be for the single player and co-op modes. I have little interest in the multiplayer with Battlefield 3 coming out and already having Bad Company 2.
I play it so I can shoot Russkies and brown Middle Eastern men in the face and any other enemy of the blessed homeland of Jesus, aka the United States. It gives me a satisfying feeling knowing I'm helping to eradicate terrorists from the earth. Call of Duty is how the war on terror should have been if UmBongo (they drink it in the Congo) hadn't ruined it all. The story is like the story of our times and shit, it speaks to me as a man.
P.S. There's something appealing about seeing grown men with moustaches and guns, it reminds of simpler times when men were real men. Call of Duty validates me as a real man in these metrosexual times.
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Hi Win,
I'm currently in my last year in architecture, my brother graduated from the same program a few years back.
I have to say in the last three years my drawing skills has not by improved by much. Much of my time was taken up by research, model building, site visits, drafting, site documentation, site analysis, more research, student-teacher meetings, learning toshop/illustrator/autoCAD/dreamweaver, cramming, buying matertials for projects, more research... and when I had the choice of drawing or sleeping it was the latter.
If you would like to improve your drawing abilities while you are livng/breathing/eating/dreaming architecture, you willl have to be superorganized or you can do what I'm doing this summer and take illustration classes.
Hope this helps,
p.s. I do find that students who come in with drawing/artisitc talent do better than those who don't.


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GenreDrama, History
Release DateJune 06, 2008 (Limited)
MPAA RatingR
Duration120 min.
Production Budget$20 millions
StudioPicturehouse Entertainment
Official Siteclick here
REVIEWS RATE: Critics Readers [Rate It]
Cast and Crew
DirectorSergei Bodrov
ProducerSergei Bodrov, Anton Melnik, Sergei Selyanov
ScreenwriterArif Aliyev, Sergei Bodrov
- Tadanobu Asano as Temudjin
- Honglei Sun
- Amadu Mamadakov
- Ying Bai
- Aliya
- Tegen Ao
- Khulan Chuluun
- Amarbold Tuvshinbayar
Based on leading scholarly accounts and written by Bodrov and Arif Aliyev, "Mongol" delves into the dramatic and harrowing early years of the ruler who was born as Temudgin in 1162. As it follows Temudgin from his perilous childhood to the battle that sealed his destiny, the film paints a multidimensional portrait of the future conqueror, revealing him not as the evil brute of hoary stereotype, but as an inspiring, fearless and visionary leader. "Mongol" shows us the making of an extraordinary man, and the foundation on which so much of his greatness rested: his relationship with his wife, Borte, his lifelong love and most trusted advisor.
Filmed in the very lands that gave birth to Genghis Khan, "Mongol" transports us back to a distant and exotic period in world history; to a nomad's landscape of endless space, climatic extremes and ever-present danger. In a performance of powerful stillness and subtlety, celebrated young Japanese actor Tadanobu Asano (Zatoichi, Last Life in the Universe) captures the inner fire that enabled a hunted boy to become a legendary conqueror. Asano's achievement is matched by those of his co-stars, including the radiant newcomer Khulan Chuluun as Temudgin's courageous, spirited wife Borte, and the Chinese actor Honglei Sun (The Road Home) as the Mongol chieftain Jamukha, Temudgin's dearest friend and deadliest enemy. Masterfully blending action and emotion against some of the most arresting terrain on earth, Bodrov delivers an exciting and awe-inspiring tale of survival and triumph, and a love story for the ages.


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