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Over the years, real-estate investors Barry Portnoy and son Adam have usually come out on top in corporate clashes. But their latest battle, over the future of CommonWealth REIT, could be their toughest yet. If the activists that the Portnoys face have their way, shareholders could see a 30% pop in the stock—or more.
CommonWealth (ticker: CWH), a real-estate investment trust with 440 office properties in second-tier cities from the East Coast to Hawaii, owns $7.8 billion worth of commercial real estate. Even subtracting its $3.7 billion in debt, CommonWealth's market value of $2.7 billion is still significantly below its property value. And that, according to some increasingly agitated investors, is a big problem.
CommonWealth owns 440 office properties in small cities from the East Coast to Hawaii. Nate Lindsey/Emporis
Hedge fund Corvex Management, run by Keith Meister, former right-hand man to Carl Icahn, and Related Fund Management, an affiliate of prominent private real-estate firm Related Cos., together own 9.2% of the Newton, Mass.-based trust. They attribute CommonWealth's dramatic undervaluation to a poor management structure that benefits the REIT's external manager, REIT Management & Research, or RMR—owned and managed by the father-and-son Portnoy team—at the expense of CommonWealth shareholders. The two activists are leading a move to dump CommonWealth's board of trustees (which also includes the two Portnoys) and have the REIT operate on its own. They think that once CommonWealth is free of RMR, its shares, now at $22.17, would be worth at least $40, what they estimate is the REIT's net asset value based on their property-by-property analysis. On March 28 Corvex/Related made an unsolicited offer of $24.50 a share for the entire company, a premium over the $15 to $19 CommonWealth shares traded at for most of 2012.
The focus of the complaints is RMR and the unusual way in which CommonWealth is run compared with peers. When REITs were introduced in the 1960s, they were small and generally run by an outside manager. But the structure of REITs, which, by law, must pay out 90% of profits in dividends to shareholders, has made them hugely popular with both retail and institutional investors, causing most to shed that outside layer of management in favor of making the REIT more efficient and attractive to investors. Barry Portnoy, RMR chairman, and Adam Portnoy, CEO, are also both managing trustees of CommonWealth, which has no employees and pays RMR annual fees to run its everyday property activities.
In an interview with Barron's, Adam Portnoy called the activists' claims "not legitimate." He is also "highly skeptical" of the activists' motives, saying that the unsolicited bid was a "Trojan horse" approach and that the activists are trying to buy the company "on the cheap."
In a Massachusetts federal-court filing, Corvex and Related say that "as a result of the perverse incentives" in the CommonWealth-RMR management contract, shareholders have been significantly harmed. A separate court filing, on behalf of Delaware County Employees Retirement Fund, says RMR is compensated primarily on increasing the REIT's gross assets, regardless of the impact on shareholder value, financial returns, or strategic rationale. CommonWealth trustees together own less than 1% of the stock.
Both lawsuits accuse CommonWealth of poor governance rules, a management structure that conflicts with shareholders' interest, and a not truly independent board, among other complaints.
Adam Portnoy denies there's a conflict of interest between RMR and CommonWealth. "I'm on both boards and I can say there's no conflict of interest," he told Barron's.
Corvex says RMR received $395 million in fees from CommonWealth from 2007 to 2012, equal to nearly 30% of the REIT's market value prior to a March share offering—and before the news of the activist challenge pushed the stock up. Under RMR, there has been a slow, steady deterioration in CommonWealth results, as funds from operations dropped to $3.39 a share last year from $5.12 in 2003.
FFO, the preferred metric for REITs, is calculated by adding depreciation and amortization expenses back into earnings.
COMMONWEALTH'S BOARD has spun out portions of the REIT's assets as separate initial public offerings, such as Select Income Trust SIR 1.2481997119539125% Select Income REIT U.S.: NYSE USD21.09 0.26 1.2481997119539125% /Date(1436216556396-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 436930 AFTER HOURS USD21.09 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19454 P/E Ratio 14.500825082508252 Market Cap 1860139875.31273 Dividend Yield 6.532005689900426% Rev. per Employee 650946 More quote details and news » (SIR), of which CommonWealth still owns 56%, and Government Properties Income Trust GOV -0.16189962223421478% Government Properties Income Trust U.S.: NYSE USD18.5 -0.03 -0.16189962223421478% /Date(1436216661211-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 651804 AFTER HOURS USD18.5 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22518 P/E Ratio 102.37963475373547 Market Cap 1316816024.21387 Dividend Yield 9.297297297297296% Rev. per Employee 624840 More quote details and news » (GOV), among others. With each IPO, RMR landed a new management contract structured similarly to the one at CommonWealth. Both Portnoys serve as trustees of the latter two REITs, as well as at Senior Housing Properties Trust SNH 0.8493771234428086% Senior Housing Properties Trust U.S.: NYSE USD17.81 0.15 0.8493771234428086% /Date(1436216838389-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1796121 AFTER HOURS USD17.81 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 77195 P/E Ratio 23.854808465041522 Market Cap 4191724488.92868 Dividend Yield 8.75912408759124% Rev. per Employee 2194440 More quote details and news » (SNH) and Hospitality Properties Trust HPT 0.6170723345903325% Hospitality Properties Trust U.S.: NYSE USD29.35 0.18 0.6170723345903325% /Date(1436216511550-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 607591 AFTER HOURS USD29.35 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 36167 P/E Ratio 24.50734802939212 Market Cap 4417825799.0609 Dividend Yield 6.814310051107325% Rev. per Employee 4443960 More quote details and news » (HPT), which came out of a prior iteration of CommonWealth.
RMR's interest is to expand the size of the REIT rather than improve share performance, says Ralph Block, a veteran REIT investor and the author of Investing in REITs. A March 4 stock offering of 34.5 million shares, for example, brought in cash that will help RMR increase CommonWealth assets—and by extension, the fees it can charge—down the road. The company has said the offering was to pay down debt, but moves like that have diluted shareholders significantly. Shares outstanding have more doubled to 118.3 million shares from 56 million in 2009.
What's more, the March offering, at $19, was priced too low, significantly less than CommonWealth's book value of $34, and even less than the $23.90 where the stock traded at the time. "How do you justify that?" Block asks.
Jim Sullivan, an analyst with REIT research and analytics firm Green Street Advisors, has similar concerns. He says the family of REITs managed by RMR have conflicts "so severe that we deem them un-investable. We've yet to see an external advisor contract that is shareholder-friendly."
AT ISSUE BEFORE the courts now is whether or not the CommonWealth board of trustees can be removed (and the Portnoys kicked off) so a new board can be implemented. The activists expect this new board would vote to set up a management team for CommonWealth so the REIT could operate on its own, on behalf of its shareholders, and no longer owe an external manager any management fees.
On April 12 the activists filed a "consent solicitation" to remove the board. Besides the Portnoys, the trustees include Joseph L. Morea, William A. Lamkin, and Frederick Zeytoonjian. CommonWealth has a staggered board, so members come up for re-election at different times. Only Morea is up for re-election at the May 14 annual meeting.
In response, the company said in a news release that, for shareholders, "no action is necessary or even possible at this time." CommonWealth declined to make its trustees available for comment.
Next up: The courts must rule if Corvex/Related is eligible to file the consent solicitation to remove the board. In a March 1 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, CommonWealth said it had amended its bylaws to "clarify" that shareholders proposing a vote to remove trustees must have a 3% stake that they've held for three years. Corvex and Related both began accumulating CommonWealth shares in early 2013.
The Bottom Line
Activists have targeted the management of CommonWealth REIT in the courts to unseat its board and bring in new trustees. If they succeed, shares could rise 30% or more.
The other major activist beef concerns the three trustees deemed independent by CommonWealth. Zeytoonjian serves and is compensated as a trustee at Senior Housing, another RMR-managed REIT, and Lamkin does the same at Select Income and Hospitality Properties. Trustee Joseph Morea, appointed last July, was formerly RBC Capital Market's head of U.S. equity markets. Since 2003, RBC has underwritten numerous offerings by RMR-managed companies, which have paid RBC millions in fees, federal court documents allege. Adam Portnoy says that "we feel strongly that the trustees meet the requirements of independence."
COMMONWEALTH'S STOCK has sharply underperformed the broad market over the past 10 years. And, despite a median dividend yield of nearly 8% from mid-2005 to the end of 2012—just before the activists announced their intentions and the stock jumped 30%—CommonWealth's annualized total return was negative 6%, compared with 1.4% for peers and 4.6% for the broad market.
Portnoy attributed both the REIT's recent underperformance and its 10-year decline in funds from operations to its overinvestment in suburban office properties. The suburbs were hit harder in the downturn, Portnoy says, adding that they are currently trying to sell many of those properties.
It's hard to argue that CommonWealth's stock isn't undervalued. The stock trades at seven times 2012 FFO per share, compared with a peer average of 15.
The legal wrangles could go on for months—or longer. When and even if a vote to remove the board is allowed depends to a large extent on a series of coming judiciary rulings; the next hearing is May 3.
If CommonWealth's board gains the upper hand, the stock could drift back down to $18 to $20, the level in January before the excitement started. Industry observers, Block and Sullivan included, say the investors have their work cut out for them. But should the courts favor the activists, CommonWealth shares could move up toward $30, and higher once changes start to happen.
If the activists win, they're confident they'll be able to restructure CommonWealth's management. "Given the numerous phone calls we have received from hedge funds, institutional and retail shareholders offering their support," Corvex's Meister says, "we are confident that holders of at least two-thirds of CWH's shares will support our consent to remove the entire board."
Portnoy strongly disputes that assessment, saying, "I feel confident in our legal position, and we will be able to persuade shareholders of it. We have more than one-third support."
In an informal Barron's survey of CommonWealth's largest shareholders, those representing 31% of shares outstanding indicated they would support a vote to oust the board. Many others refused to comment. The activists and supporters assert that the board-removal initiative would gain the consent of another 25%-30%.
An upcoming ISS report could help deliver the votes needed to get to a two-thirds majority. ISS, a closely followed shareholder proxy advisor, declined to comment. In a report on CommonWealth last year, ISS said it had a "high concern" about shareholder rights and advised voting against Lamkin and Adam Portnoy when they were up for re-election as trustees last year.
Corvex/Related appears to have the wherewithal to pursue the legal course, and CommonWealth's board has the REIT's resources to defend itself. It is unclear how the courts will rule; perhaps the only certainty is that neither side is likely to back down.
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DALLAS, Feb. 16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Preliminary results of one of the nation's largest national surveys of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) systems indicate the need for improvements in the way heart attack, specifically ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), is managed.
STEMI is the most serious and deadly type of heart attack, characterized by a complete blockage of a coronary artery. It requires rapid response and treatment to reopen the artery and restore blood flow to the heart muscle. The preferred treatment is primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), which involves mechanically opening the artery using a small balloon to clear the blockage followed by the insertion of a stent, a type of scaffolding used to prop open the artery.
The American Heart Association conducted the survey as part of its Mission: Lifeline initiative to improve the response and treatment of STEMI patients and ultimately all heart attack patients. The association gave the survey October - December 2008 to more than 5,400 EMS system or agency directors and asked questions about staffing, funding, training, and existing processes for handling patients who have experienced a STEMI.
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Migrating SEPM DB from SQL Server 2005 to 2008 -- do I REALLY have to reinstall SEPM?
We have a SEPM site that currently uses a SQL Server 2005 on an external database server. We need to migrate the database to SQL Server 2008, and I could use some guidance.
The only knowledgebase article I can find on the subject is https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/blogs/migrating-sepm-db-sql-2008, which actually deal with a migration from an embedded database to SQL Server 2008. These instructions tell me to
- backup the server certificate
- backup the database,
- uninstall SEPM
- Reinstall SEPM
- restore the certificate
- restore the database from backup
These instructions seem reasonable for moving from an embedded database to SQL Server, but they seem like overkill when I'm basically moving from one instance of SQL Server to another. Anyway, I tried the procedure on a small test site and it worked OK. But now I'm trying to migrate our production site, and I'm getting stuck when I try to backup the database. The Database Backup and Restore wizard runs for a while and then fails with the message:
Backup failed writing due to a problem writing to the file system: invalid entry side (expected 94278669 but got 44468000 bytes)
I don't know exactly what this means, but I suspect that the backup is being written to a disk that's running out of space. Unfortunately, this is the server's system disk, and there's not much I can delete to make room for the backup. I would be happy to write the backup to another device (the E: drive has lots of free space) but the database backup program doesn't give me that option. Is there a way to get around this problem?
Ideally, I'd like to avoid jumping through these hoops. Is there a way to move the database from a 2005 server to a 2008 server and modify my site to point to that new server? I'd much prefer to do that, but I don't know how.
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I found this (locked) discussion on database migration -- https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/migrate-sepm-database-sql-2005-sql-2008 -- which seems to indicate that I do have to uninstall and reinstall SEPM to migrate the database.
I'm not happy with that but this is not the time to argue.
But I do need to know how I can back up my database without completely reconfiguring my server. Is there a way to direct the backup to a non-default location?
when you backup the DB, use the SQL backup with extension .bak.
You then restore the copied DB to know if it works, once confirmed follow the steps to upgrade to 2008.
reinstall of SEPM is required becuase you need to reconfigure the SEPM to new SQL DB ( 2008) and also SQL client also needs to be upgraded.
Help Link: http://www.symantec.com/business/support/overview.jsp?pid=54619
You have to follow the same steps which is mentioned in the first post only for migrating to SQL 2008
You can change the database backup location refer this KB
How to modify the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager (SEPM) Database Backup and Restore Wizard backup location
For migration Refer this KB
Moving an existing Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager 11 RU5 database to SQL Server 2008
Please don't forget to mark your thread solved with whatever answer helped you : ) Thanks & Regards Aravind
If you're moving the SQL database to a different server you don't need to uninstall the SEPM. All you need to do is stop the SEPM services, detach the database from the 2005 SQL server, reattach the database to the new SQL 2008 server, then run the management server configuration wizard on the SEPM.
Alternatively, you could create a full backup on the 2005 server and then restore the backup on the 2008 server. In either case, once the database is on the new SQL 2008 instance, you just need to run the management server configuration wizard on the SEPM to point to the new SQL server.
You may also need to ensure that the database user has been created with the appropriate permissions when you restore/reattach the database to the new SQL server.
I had the DBA backup the database on the old 2005 server, and restored it to the new 2008 server. All the necessary permissions and configurations migrated to the new server. After I ran the Management Server Configuration wizard (and restarted the server -- I had some trouble getting the SEPM service to start), everything worked.
Thanks to everybody for their help.
Check out these documents instead. The document you referenced isn't really the best option for going from SQL '05 to SQL '08. We should probably edit or pull the document you linked, as it's the best practice method for going from Sybase to SQL.


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|3 Tablespoon
|6 Tablespoon
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Cooked peas
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|Whole kernel corn
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped parsley
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|Lemon wedges
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5. Remove the pan from the heat and slowly mix the milk to make it smooth.
6. Reheat the sauce while stirring all the time, till the sauce becomes thick.
7. Cook gently for additional 2 minutes and add some peas, shrimp, and corn.
8. Add some salt and freshly ground pepper.
9. Heat this mixture on low heat but do not boil.
10. Brush some butter in the ring mold and wrap the rice into it.
11. Let the rice set and then unmold the ring properly on a serving plate.
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It is the intention of all network administrators to provide network availability and business continuity while simultaneously ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of the information traversing the network. Since the proliferation of the personal computers as a driving force behind business automation, it has been the goal of network administrators to create an environment where information can be passed and business can be conducted without the constraints of overly restrictive security policies. Working within the guidelines of a corporate security policy, the Enterasys strategy is to create an environment where a process control network administrator is instantly aware of who or what is connecting to the network while also verifying that a base-level of security has been implemented on the network and end systems.


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To continued progress in New Ellenton:
Its a positive sign to see construction of a new conference center and renovations to the city hall in New Ellenton moving forward. The projects should hopefully helping to stimulate activity in the small Aiken County town. Combined with the opening of the towns library in 2012, they will spotlight the communitys ongoing improvements. That progress should help to attract new business and contribute to a bright future for the community. The conference center, which can be used for local meetings as well as classroom facilities, will be able to accommodate 270 people. Currently, the center is about halfway complete, and city hall refurbishments are about 70 percent, according to New Ellenton Mayor Vernon Dunbar. These projects were sorely needed and were also approved by voters through a Capital Projects Sales Tax referendum.
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To cuts to food stamps increasing health care costs across the country:
Its a topic thats garnered needed debate, but proposed cuts to food stamps aimed at reducing the programs impact on the national debt could backfire, according to medical experts.
Doctors warn that if Congress approves cuts to the program, higher Medicaid and Medicare costs could follow, according to the Associated Press. The impact may not be felt immediately, but over time, costs could increase if the poor end up in doctors offices or hospitals because of higher rates of diabetes and developmental problems for young children.
Cuts to food stamps, also known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, certainly warrant sensible deliberation, especially with long-term cost concerns existing on both of sides of the debate.
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To increasing organ, tissue donations:
A statewide effort announced Wednesday should give hope to South Carolinians needing organ or tissue donations.
The initiative is aimed at doubling the number of donors in the state and erasing our 1,000-person waiting list for life-saving transplants. South Carolina ranks 45th in the nation when it comes to donations, according to the Associated Press, with a donor designation rate of only about 20 percent. S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley, along with administrators of the Department of Motor Vehicles and the organization Donate Life South Carolina, are promoting the campaign across the state in order to encourage residents to become donors.
The more people who donate, the more lives that can be saved. Such a mission should motivate residents across the state to become organ and tissue donors.
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To increasing concerns generating from the Target hacking:
Target now says that personal information including phone numbers and email and mailing addresses was stolen from as many as 70 million more customers as part of a data breach that occurred in December.
The companys original estimate was that 40 million customers information was hacked. Credit cards and debit cards were stolen as part of a data breach that occurred between Nov. 27 and Dec. 15. Its understandable that Targets stock has dropped since the incident because consumers undoubtedly are weary of shopping at any of the companys stores or on its website.
The retailer has explained that the numbers are not part of a new breach, but were discovered during its ongoing investigation. With the company altering its statement, itll certainly take even longer for shoppers concerns to subside.
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Vanilla ice cream
|1 Pint, softened
|Whipping cream
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Unsweetened shredded coconut
|2 Tablespoon
|Maraschino cherries
|4 , drained
|Semi sweet chocolate
|1⁄2 Ounce, grated
1) Take half the pineapple pieces and chop.
2) Take a bowl and put the chopped pieces with half portion of the rum.
3) Take another bowl and put rest of the pineapple pieces in it and stir in the remaining rum.
4) Use a plastic wrap to cover both the bowls and chill for 1 hour.
5) Drain off the chopped pineapples and save the juice.
6) Use a fork to quickly mix the chopped pieces into the softened ice cream.
7) Take 4 tall glasses and divide the mixture among them.
8) Freeze for at least 4-5 hours until firm.
9) Whisk the cream until they stay upright.
10) Add in the saved pineapple juice and coconut.
11) Take off the glasses from the freezer and then quickly top the remaining pineapple pieces on the ice cream, including any liquid.
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MSOE cancels Art City radio show after one episode
Well, at least I'll be able to say, "There was that time Art City was on the radio -- once."
Last Friday at noon, we premiered our first episode of Art City on WMSE. We jumped on a newsy subject, a story on "art circles" in the Shepherd Express by James Carlson. In talking about the who-knows-who interactive graphic that attempts to map our local art community, I was joined by Jennifer Johung, a contemporary art and architecture historian and Debra Brehmer, the owner of the Portrait Society Gallery in Milwaukee.
Also, Adam Carr talked to artist Fred Stonehouse about secreting toys into his mouth and vandalizing encyclopedias as a child, some of his earliest art experiences.
On Saturday afternoon, Tom Crawford, station manager at WMSE, told me that the leadership of the Milwaukee School of Engineering did not want to air Art City. He assured me that the cancelation had nothing to do with the quality of the show. He could provide no futher explanation, he said, referring me to media relations or the school's president's office.
Because we've prepared conversations and interviews for several additional shows, Art City will transition to a podcast. There aren't many good podcasts originating from Milwaukee, particularly about culture, so this should prove to be an intriguing experiment and challenge, too.
For our next "show" I'll talk to Tyler Green, of Modern Art Notes and one of the more respected art critics in the country, about Detroi's imperiled art. Artist Santiago Cucullu will reflect on Evan Gruzis' paintings on view at the Haggerty Museum of Art and a strange encounter at a San Francisco taqueria years ago. And Adam meets up with a street artist under a bridge to talk about the mark he's leaving on Milwaukee.
I want to thank Adam Carr, Stacey Williams-Ng and Jennifer Johung, who put their names on this project, and who gave much of their personal time and mental space to thinking about what it might mean to talk about art and architecture on the radio in recent months. I also want to thank Ryan Schleicher, who was dedicated to the idea of putting smart women and culture on WMSE's airwaves and Crawford for welcoming us.
WMSE is a listener-supported radio station that is owned and operated by MSOE.
Art City was part of a new line-up of shows on WMSE that include some good listening, such as "The Wild Wild Midwest Variety Show" with Ella Dwyer and Makeal Flammini on Mondays at noon; "No Revisions" hosted by the editors of Milwaukee Magazine on Tuesdays at noon; and my personal favorite, "The Tiny Film Invasion" with Angela Catalano and Blyth Meier on Thursdays at noon.
Here it is, our little aberration, our one and only show on WMSE. May it rest in peace. See you soon on the internet.
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A small concession of umbrellas sold out at five bucks a piece, and for a few minutes that five bucks was a good investment, when a small shower stayed overhead just long enough to dampen any dust and freshen the pit, which was, literally, already waist-deep in body-sucking, boot-stealing gumbo stew. And ready for magnificent beasts with elegant mechanics producing exquisite noise while boiling the muddy slop on tractor tires.
The Valley City State University Booster Board will host the 18-hole Viking Golf Scramble, one of the athletic department's major annual scholarship fundraisers, which takes place Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the Valley City Town and Country Club and Bjornson Park.
Hole contests with prizes, and Hole-in-One contests sponsored by Miller Motors and Farmers Union, can be won throughout. All participants will receive entry prizes and dinner.
V-Tread Class
1st: Chad Kornovich, Milaca, Minn. (Truck: "Mudslinger") $3,000 and trophy
2nd: Tony Sell, Ogilvie, Minn. $1,000
3rd: Dustin Ramocher, Milaca, Minn. (Truck: "Reckless") $500
4th: Chad Kornovich, Milaca, Minn. (Truck: "Bare Bones") $250
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1st: Kelly Kopp, Leonard, N.D. $300 and trophy
2nd: Bryan Bertsch, Oakes, N.D. $150
3rd: Jesse Hass, Valley City, N.D. $75
1st: Sawyer Markel, Cooperstown, N.D. $200 and trophy
2nd: Mike Wadeson, Valley City, N.D. $100
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Valley City Babe Ruth beat Lisbon twice on the road Thursday night, coming back from a 9-5 fourth-inning deficit for a nine-inning 12-9 District win and surviving a three-run third frame in the 6-3 non-District finisher.
"We didn't come out playing our best," Valley City head coach Lance Lukes said. "We were just kind of going through the motions and not putting anything really into it. We left too many runners on base and didn't execute some of the little things that we need to be doing."
Valley City led 2-0 after two District innings on Justin Manson's inside-
Drew Oberlander's third-inning single had Valley City Babe Ruth up 3-2 in Sunday's Pizza Corner Classic championship, but Carrington's two-run single in the fourth sparked an 8-4 trophy triumph.
"We didn't play our best baseball and, when you're playing a good team like Carrington, if you don't play well, you won't beat a good team," Valley City head coach Lance Lukes said. "We made too many mistakes
out there: fielding errors, throwing errors, pitching errors, and Carrington, being the good team they are, took advantage of them."
Read this story in Monday's Times-Record.
Chase Carpenter allowed only three hits through seven innings and Jake Miller struck down runner after runner at the plate Thursday night, but Devils Lake scored three runs on two seventh-inning Legion Post 60 errors to turn a 1-0 lead into a 4-0 District win.
Devils Lake continued in the non-District follow-up for a 12-3 margin.
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A new bar and grill is set to open in Valley City Friday. The Rusty Cage, attached to new restaurant MO Eats, will open at 5 p.m. today and a grand opening celebration is set for Saturday from 4-11 p.m.
The bar is owned by Amanda Clark, who owns the neighboring restaurant. The grand opening will feature specials, drink features, prizes and giveaways.
More in Friday's Times-Record.
The Sheyenne Valley Friends of Animals will host an evening of fun for dogs and their owners Monday. The group will hold a picnic and a pet parade at Chautauqua Park beginning at 5 p.m.
On June 26 Laura Langemo visits Oslo, Norway, to be part of a special ceremony recognizing the 200th anniversary of that country's constitution.
An important part of the ceremony will be seeing a gift to the country – a bust of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln – created by Valley City State University student Paul Fjelde, and given to Norway at the 100th anniversary of the Norwegian constitution.
The ceremony will be in Olso's Frogner Park, the permanent home of the bust of Lincoln, Langemo said.


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GOOD GIFTS FOR THE COMMON GOOD: Blood and Bioethics in the Market of Genetic Research
Article first published online: 7 JAN 2008
DOI: 10.1525/can.2007.22.3.429
Cultural Anthropology
Volume 22, Issue 3, pages 429–472, August 2007
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How to Cite
REDDY, D. S. (2007), GOOD GIFTS FOR THE COMMON GOOD: Blood and Bioethics in the Market of Genetic Research. Cultural Anthropology, 22: 429–472. doi: 10.1525/can.2007.22.3.429
Publication History
- Issue published online: 7 JAN 2008
- Article first published online: 7 JAN 2008
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- blood donation;
- gift exchange;
- genetics research;
- bioethics;
- community consultation;
- India;
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As expected, Apple has today confirmed October 22 as the date for the expected iPad and Mac special event. As is traditional, the event will kick off at 10am PST. This time around proceedings will be taking place at the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco, under the tagline "we still have a lot to cover."
So, what are we expecting? Apple still has new iPads for 2013 to launch, including the refreshed full sized iPad that should take on the look of the iPad mini. A new iPad mini is also likely, though at this point it's still anyones guess as to whether it will or will not include a Retina Display.
Away from iPads, we're also expecting October 22 to bring news on the Mac front. OS X Mavericks is due for imminent release, the already announced Mac Pro should be getting some attention, and we could be looking at a Haswell update for the MacBook Pro line.
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Apple confirms October 22 special event, still have a lot to cover
There are 41 'leaves' including the negative space for the apple logo leaf. During the 2010 keynote where the iPad was first announced, 9:41am was the time displayed on the iPad for the keynote slide because the keynote started at 9am and the actual reveal was slated for 40 minutes into the keynote. The extra minute to make it 41 provided a little buffer. 9:41am has been used for pictures and ad material for iPad ever since.
There you have it, new iPad confirmed.
There are 41 leaves, you're correct. However, looking deeper, there are at least 18 different colors in there, and the event is 10/22. Add 10 to 22 and you get 32, then divide by 5 (iPad 5) which equals 6.4, divide that by 2 (iPad mini 2) and you get 3.2. Half Life 3 confirmed. Best Tuesday ever.
Done it. The secret is revealed....
I love this with all of my internets.
Nokia's event was announced earlier and on the same day, but we all know bloggers would rather see iProducts. Not that I'm against either company, just tech bloggers feel Apple is best in everything.
I'll be in Abu Dhabi covering Nokia World allllll day before this event even thinks about kicking off. So at least one blogger is getting a fill of Nokia's event that day ;-)
I'm excited about getting OS X Mavericks on my iMac. Also, looking forward to what next generation iPad will be like. Although not holding my breath as to it completely blowing me away. A little curious about what's next with the Mini but I expect no surprises there either. So Mavericks is what I'm looking forward too.
I think they're going to all -out discontinue it period.
Totally excited! I love Apple products else I wouldn't come to this site.
Sold my iPad 4, so looking forward to a new lighter full size iPad with a new Smart Cover. Mavericks will be great and if there are new iPad Mini's, then my daughter may get an upgrade for Christmas!
It was great to know in advance that this event was coming as I sold my iPad at a good price, however I keep grabbing at the stand for my iPad that's no longer there - it's going to be a long few weeks!!
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I am most excited for an iPad mini with Retina!!!
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The "lot to cover" and the colours, means that Apple is getting into covers and cases in a big way in order to trump MS's Surface and position the iPad as a complete replacement for a laptop.
This is because a 12" iPad in a keyboard case, will allow for a full sized keyboard and make an excellent laptop replacement. (The recent leak of the supposed 12" screen is for the new larger iPad, not a MacBook. )
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UPDATE: Cumbria County Council grits roads in sweltering heat
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GRITTERS are taking to the roads in Cumbria today because they are melting.
Cumbria County Council revealed on social media site Twitter that their gritters are out in force spreading due to bitumen melting and rising to the top of the road surface.
The Met Office has forecast highs of up to 27 degrees in Barrow today with hot weather set to continue until Friday with degrees of 26 degrees, temperatures will drop to 23 degrees on Saturday and 21 degrees on Sunday.
The gritters are usually deployed during cold snaps to combat freezing on the county's roads. Today, however, the fleet will be spreading crushed rock dust in an effort to protect road surfaces.
Temperatures have been so high recently that bitumen surfaces have started to become sticky and viscous and under these conditions, bits of the road surface can become stuck to tyres, leaving the roads at risk of being damaged.
The crushed rock, in particle sizes between 3mm and dust, helps protect roads and vehicles from damage by putting a fine non-stick layer between road and tyre.
Cllr Keith Little, Cabinet Member for highways, said: "If the bitumen becomes overheated this has the potential to lead to a loss of shape in the carriageway surface as well as affecting vehicles. The process is a bit like when you roll dough, you have to flour the surface first in order for the dough to stop sticking. It shows we're having the foresight to protect our roads from longer term damage, saving money and also avoiding damage to people's vehicles."
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2. A595 Just Past Ravenglass Junction to top of Broadoak
3. Station Road Bootle - From A595 to just past Bootle Depot
4. Irton Levels - From A595 Holmrook to Irton Hall
5. B5344 Gosforth Crossroads to Calder Gate Junction
6. B5345 Iron Bridge to Howman
7. Outrigg Road / Marlborough Road, St Bees
8. Wath Brow to Ennerdale
9. A5086 Edgars Garage to Lamplugh School Junction
10. Asby Junction to 30mph at old "Sun Inn" Pub
11. B5294 Rheda 30mph to Threaplands 30mph
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Roads kept in good condition, using better quality materials. (Initial expense high, but long term less pot holes and roads not melting at temperatures above 25°C)
When are they going to learn that cutting corners now will without doubt cost more long term.
I totally agree with "pockets" comment! Friars Lane towards Roose Road junction is a joke! I know roads get worn with time but who on Earth would let a road get this bad? What about the taxes we all pay to get this fixed and as a road user myself will there be any pay outs for car repairs should my car become damaged because of this ridiculous road surface? I bet it would be a smoother drive on scafell pike! C'mon get it fixed!!
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As confirmed by a team release, the Washington Capitals have traded goaltender Tomas Vokoun to the Pittsburgh Penguins for a 7th round pick in the 2012 NHL draft. Vokoun signed a two year, $4 million contract with the Penguins soon after the trade was announced, as the Penguins added one of the best goalies in the NHL for nothing, much like the Capitals did last season.
There are very few positives to draw out of this deal. Sure, the Capitals got something for a player they were going to lose in free agency anyway, but they still gave him up to their archrival, a team that needed goaltending help and got it in a big way. Vokoun is not what he used to be, but he still had a .917 save percetage last year and if it was not for him, the Capitals would have been dead and buried by the end of February. Putting Vokoun behind Marc-Andre Fleury is scary and it makes the Penguins a lot better. A 7th round pick is something, which is better than nothing, and it certainly seems as though Vokoun was going to sign in Pittsburgh anyway. However, the fact that the Penguins got a lot better today at the expense of the Capitals is not good, and a 7th round pick does not make it significantly better.
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Knicks' Metta World Peace says he will "fight for the city"
Aug 22, 2013, 11:47 AM EDT
Metta World Peace will bring toughness, and he will bring some needed perimeter defense, but mostly he will bring a lot of fun quotes for the media to the New York Knicks.
World Peace operates without much of a filter, he is impulsive and in some ways he's like a big teenager having fun. He's matured the last few years, he is serious about his craft, but he's still Metta World Peace.
And he was on Fox Sports' new channel talking Knicks Wednesday and the New York Post caught the show.
The always colorful and controversial Metta World Peace promised he will have no problems fitting in quietly with the Knicks because he wants a ring and promised, "I'm going to fight for the city.'
"It's easy when playing on a team to do exactly what the coach asks of you and do what it takes to win,'' World Peace said… "Don't fall into the category of egos or 'I want to be the superstar or I should get more shots.' We need a ring. That's all that matters.''
He's going to be a fan favorite, because he will bring it every night. He will fight for the city and his teammates. Kobe Bryant loved his mentality. He is fearless. He can be prone to some bad shots and he's not the defender he was five years ago, but he will be a good upgrade for the Knicks.
If he, Iman Shumpert and Tyson Chandler can elevate the Knicks defense they become a more interesting and dangerous team.
- spthegr8 - Aug 22, 2013 at 12:17 PM
Gotta love MWP!!! Say Queens bridge?!?!?!?!
- 00maltliquor - Aug 22, 2013 at 5:49 PM
Man I'm still hurting that he's gone, but if he was going to go anywhere else I'm glad he got a chance to go back home and possibly play out the rest of his career there. NY got one helluva player/person. Not a Knicks fan but I will be rooting HEAVYYY for them. They got two of my all-time favorite players (Chandler, Artest).
- dezglobal - Aug 22, 2013 at 12:37 PM
He belongs in NY.. I feel like it's the best fit for both parties.
- bux1022 - Aug 22, 2013 at 12:38 PM
Kurt you're god damn right!! A little Knicks love..! Uh oh I just saw a pig flying through downtown.
- annapterp - Aug 22, 2013 at 12:56 PM
Enough of this ridiculous "Metta World Peace" BS…mans name is Ron Artest.
- fanofevilempire - Aug 22, 2013 at 1:04 PM
and your name is annapterp?
- monkeyhateclean - Aug 22, 2013 at 1:10 PM
Looking forward to the next "Ron Artest Interactive Fan Experience". Watch out, Indiana!
- ProBasketballPundit - Aug 22, 2013 at 1:45 PM
MWP has matured a lot since the Ron Artest days. He used to "fight the city" during games, now he "fights for the city".
- jimeejohnson - Aug 22, 2013 at 1:57 PM
His elbow is still embattled and ready to for war at any time.
- ranfan12 - Aug 24, 2013 at 7:53 PM
Her must've listened to a lot of Southern Hospitality by Ludacris
- imakcds - Aug 22, 2013 at 8:36 PM
Metta is an old school warrior and I'm happy to see, by the comments here, that he is going somewhere where he will be appreciated.
True Basketball fans know his value, and True Laker Fans hate to see him leave.
- dysraw1 - Aug 22, 2013 at 8:56 PM
I really have high expectations for MWP, here's to having even close to the year i envision
- onlyavoice - Aug 22, 2013 at 9:22 PM
You Know He's Nuts If He's Talking About A Championship Ring.
He Joined The NY Circus.
Signed Just To Stay In The Media.
- badintent - Aug 23, 2013 at 12:05 AM
I got $20 that says he beats up Poshy Boshy. And tangles with Birdman in UFC cage match. Metta went to St John University and loves NY. He's happy to be home and will elevate his game to a higher level than in LA. And plenty of LA fans here loved his game. No more chippys for LBJ , now he gotta work for his points.Heat did lose 3 of 4 to Knicks last year. Remember ?
- malibudave66 - Aug 22, 2013 at 9:46 PM
We are really gonna miss Meta out here in Laker Land! Just love his heart and how he handled himself and was not afraid to teach others how to live, love and laugh! One of a kind and I just Love Him!!! Thanks Ron Ron and God bless you and your family and on your new team! Davey
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Furmark cause major overheating on GTX 280?
I've been reading the forums for a while now and noticed more then handful of people are experiencing heat issue with GTX 280. I just got my card yesterday, it's a EVGA OC, I was so excited, until I ran Furmark. Even though the fan was at 100%, temp rose to 105c with major artifacts on the graphics. Then I tried Mass effect, Grid, Crysis, Assasin's Creed, load temp was a little better at 85-90 but I get some artifacts and tears during gameplay. Is there something wrong with my card, the graphics tears are very noticeable....it doesn't seem like a common problem on this forum. Any suggestion, should I request to RMA this back to EVGA? My case has very cool cooling, with 4 fans on the side panel and 2 fans to the back so I don't think ambient temp is the issue.
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Ticks are small insects that live in grass, bushes, wooded areas, and seashores. They attach their bodies onto a human or animal host and prefer hairy areas such as the scalp, behind the ear, in the armpit and groin, and also between fingers and toes. Tick bites often occur at night and occur more in the spring and summer months.
What to do if you find a tick on your child:
- Do not touch the tick with your bare hand. If you do not have a pair of tweezers, take your child to your nearest healthcare facility where the tick can be removed safely.
- Use a pair of tweezers to remove the tick. Grab the tick firmly by its mouth or head as close to your child's skin as possible.
- Pull up slowly and steadily without twisting until it lets go. Do not squeeze the tick, use petroleum jelly, solvents, knives, or a lit match to kill the tick.
- Save the tick and place it in a plastic container or bag so it can be tested for disease, if necessary.
- Wash the area of the bite well with soap and water and apply an antiseptic lotion or cream.
- Call your child's physician to find out about follow-up care and testing of the tick for spirochetes (organisms that may be carried by the tick).
Regardless of how careful you are about animals in your home, or how many precautions you take when your child is outdoors playing, animal and insect bites and stings are sometimes unavoidable.
By remaining calm and knowing some basic first-aid techniques, you can help your child overcome both the fear and the trauma of bites and stings.
While most tick bites are harmless, some species can cause very serious diseases. Two of these well-known diseases are Lyme disease caused by the deer tick and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever caused by the dog tick.
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Online Resources of Common Childhood Injuries & Poisonings
Disclaimer - This content is reviewed periodically and is subject to change as new health information becomes available. The information provided is intended to be informative and educational and is not a replacement for professional evaluation, advice, diagnosis or treatment by a healthcare professional. © 2009 Staywell Custom Communications.


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Sauteed Chicken Breasts with Red Pepper Puree
15 Dec 2011
|Sliced pepper/7 ounces whole red bell pepper
|6 Ounce (Ready-Cut To Make 1 1/4 Cups)
|Olive oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Skinless and boneless chicken breasts
|12 Ounce
|Sesame seeds
|4 Tablespoon
|Low fat ricotta cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped garlic in oil
|1 Teaspoon (Or Minced)
1. In a pan heat 1 tablespoon of oil and cook the sliced peppers until they begin to brown, about 3 minutes.
2. Coat the chicken breasts with sesame seeds, making sure it coated well on both sides.
3. Put the sauteed pepper in a food processor and puree with the ricotta and garlic until well blended.
4. In the same pan add the remaining oil and saute the chicken breasts on both sides until brown, about 10-15 minutes.
5. Remove the chicken, add the puree to the skillet and reheat.
6. Put some puree on the plate; place breasts on top and put some more puree on top and serve with crusty Italian or French bread.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:20 Minutes
Ready In:30 Minutes
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