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Scalloped Beans
14 Nov 2009
Scalloped Beans is a yummy dish that will definitely be a winner at the next party you host. I served the Scalloped Beans last week for my friends and they loved it. Don€™t miss out on this one.
|Bean liquid
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grated cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Bread crumbs
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|To Taste
|2 Tablespoon
|3 Tablespoon
|Green beans
|1 Can (10 oz)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Melt butter, add flour and salt.
Gradually add milk and bean liquid.
Cook until mixture bubbles.
Add cheese and beans.
Pour into a greased casserole.
Cover with crumbs and bake in a moderate oven, 350 degrees, 1/2 hour or until brown on top.
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PITTSBURGH Ten of the world's most popular pesticides can decimate amphibian populations when mixed together even if the concentration of the individual chemicals are within limits considered safe, according to University of Pittsburgh research published Nov. 11 in the online edition of Oecologia. Such "cocktails of contaminants" are frequently detected in nature, the paper notes, and the Pitt findings offer the first illustration of how a large mixture of pesticides can adversely affect the environment.
Study author Rick Relyea, an associate professor of biological sciences in Pitt's School of Arts and Sciences, exposed gray tree frog and leopard frog tadpoles to small amounts of the 10 pesticides that are widely used throughout the world. Relyea selected five insecticidescarbaryl, chlorpyrifos, diazinon, endosulfan, and malathionand five herbicidesacetochlor, atrazine, glyphosate, metolachlor, and 2,4-D. He administered the following doses: each of the pesticides alone, the insecticides combined, a mix of the five herbicides, or all 10 of the poisons.
Relyea found that a mixture of all 10 chemicals killed 99 percent of leopard frog tadpoles as did the insecticide-only mixture; the herbicide mixture had no effect on the tadpoles. While leopard frogs perished, gray tree frogs did not succumb to the poisons and instead flourished in the absence of leopard frog competitors.
Relyea also discovered that endosulfana neurotoxin banned in several nations but still used extensively in U.S. agricultureis inordinately deadly to leopard frog tadpoles. By itself, the chemical caused 84 percent of the leopard frogs to die. This lethality was previously unknown because current regulations from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) do not require amphibian testing, Relyea said. His results showed that endosulfan was not only highly toxic to leopard frogs, but also that it served as the linchpin of the pesticide mixture that eliminate
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Stopping Moss no easy task for Chargers' secondary
SAN DIEGO —— Wide receiver Randy Moss and the Oakland Raiders seem to be a marriage arranged in the Black Hole. Moss, one of the NFL's loose cannons, and the Raiders, an organization known to accept anyone —— as long as they produce —— are perfect for each other.
But Raiders quarterback Kerry Collins, whom the visiting Chargers will face Sunday, said Moss' reputation doesn't jibe with the person.
"Whatever the public perception may have been of Randy, I have nothing bad to say about the guy," Collins said. "He's come here, worked hard and shown that he'll do whatever it takes to learn this offense and to be the kind of receiver here like he was in Minnesota."
The Chargers face some killer twins of their own the next two Sundays. First up is the rangy Moss, a five-time Pro Bowler, followed by the Eagles' Terrell Owens. For a Chargers secondary trying to find its feet, the feat of stopping those two is a tall one.
But Owens can wait. The 6-foot-4, 215-pound Moss awaits, which must keep the Chargers' defensive backs tossing and turning.
Not so, cornerback Quentin Jammer said.
"He doesn't keep me up. I think the more you worry the worse you play," Jammer said. "If you get too worried about him, you're going be worried about him on Sunday when you play and it's going take you out of your game."
Moss' game is this: streak down the field, wave a hand and have Collins throw it up for grabs. It's amazing how often Moss comes down with the ball and a smile.
"You got to be aware of the fact that he can go deep and he can catch the ball deep on you," Jammer said. "You have to be aware and try not to let him catch the deep ball. As long as you keep guys like Randy Moss and Terrell Owens from getting 60- and 70-yard touchdowns, you give your team a chance to win."
By chance, the Chargers' secondary could rally on Sunday. So far, it has been picked on to the tune of 240 yards per game and is ranked No. 26 in the league.
Now here comes Moss with his AFC-high 466 receiving yards (in only four games) on 19 catches good for two touchdowns.
"He commands a lot of attention and he gets it," Collins said. "He's No. 1 in getting the ball and we want to get him the ball. There have been some instances where they've put two or three people on him and we tried to get him the ball. That's kind of hard.
"His attitude has been really good and he's not getting frustrated. We're not either, and we're just going to keep trying to be creative and just try to get him the ball."
Which is the opposite of the Chargers' plan.
"I think the key to shutting (Moss) down is playing honest football, said free safety Bhawoh Jue, who leads the Chargers with two interceptions. "Just continually do what you're supposed to do on every play.


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We've heard about the possibility, and even a proof of concept, of an app to download Marketplace apps and then certify them so they can be sideloaded onto unlocked Windows Phones. We can confirm that there is an all-in-one tool that is available now to do this. We will not mention its name or provide links and we will scrub any mentions of it in the comments so don't bother asking about it. I want to make it clear that should you come across this and be tempted to download it you shouldn't think about it. Why? Well 1) pirating apps is illegal and you will get caught with this method and 2) if you pirate apps you're a dick. Let's take them in order:
In case you missed it, Microsoft knows what apps are on your device regardless of how they got there. So if you go ahead and pirate an app Microsoft will be able to detect that you do not have a valid license for that app. Yes, it will install on the phone (and pass the phone's local certification check) but if Microsoft cross-checks licenses on their server against your phone then they'll detect the app, and based on the Diagnosis app this appears to happen automatically. And whether or not you have location settings enabled, or a Live ID that is linked to your name or you've enabled payments through your carrier or credit card, etc, you can bet that MS can detect exactly who it is that is running pirated apps. Does that mean you'll go to jail 5 minutes after installing it? No, but you want to take that kind of a risk to save $.99? I think that really speaks to your mental health…
And that brings me to my second point. Developing apps takes years of skill and hours of work and the developers are asking for what – $.99? If you think that other people should spend their time just for you to steal from them then you're a dick. I mean, you get that this is someone's livelihood, right? And that they learn their skill to sell apps? And then you clean off your Cheetos eating hand and with a keystroke you steal from them? Yeah, you're a winner. And yes, plenty of apps are free or ad based. That's the developers decision and not yours.
The only valid justification for this tool is for people in markets that cannot download apps because Marketplace doesn't exist in their region but this only extends to free apps and not paid apps.
Bottom line – focus your efforts on earning a few more bucks and paying for the apps you want and less time figuring out how to be a thief.
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Well said DavidK. Can't make it any clearer.
Well, for those that cannot access the marketplace, I recommend setting their Windows Live ID to United States.
And all this started with Chevron Wp7, hope those guys feel proud of their work.
There is a difference between Pirates and Pioneers, the later is what we are about. We are into exploring not stealing. These developers are some of our own too. Nice post David!
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While I agree with your principles, and have not pirated any apps. The only $.99 apps on Windows Phone 7 are "flashlights" that make the screen white. Most WP7 apps are $3.99+. In fact, most "good" apps (the best of their category) are around $4.99 or $5.99. If WP7 developers are serious about avoid piracy tempation (as iPhone devs did in the first year of its App Store's existence) they will price their apps similarly in the $1-2 range.
@Mark Jonson: I have to disagree. Of the 44 apps (not including games) I have "purchased" to date, only 9 were over $1.99. Of those, 2 were $4.99 ( my top app price): 1 was reduced to $2.99 after I purchased it and the other was not worth it.I have a few $3.99 and $2.99 apps, all worth the price. I have yet to see a $5.99 app (again, not including games, especially XBox) and I search the Marketplace every day for new stuff. Based on my observations, WP7 users are conditioned not to pay more than $2.99 or $3.99 for a decent app with good functionality. Coming from Windows Mobile with decent apps costing $14.99 – $19.99, these are all bargains.
And regarding XBox, they have been the top selling apps since day one. No reason to adjust those prices.
Unlocking the phone has nothing to do with piracy. You can buy a license directly from microsoft for 99 bucks (or get it free if you're in college) to unlock your phone so you can side-load files. Microsoft isn't giving you the means to start pirating-it's just a tool to get .exe's onto your device without going through the marketplace.
I'm with you, Jimski. 5 dollars is nothing to pay for software. Let the android and iphone markets be flooded with 99 cent crapware. You need to pay for quality. I've paid up to 40 bucks for a good program (when that's what they were called, before Apple brainwashed everyone into calling them Apps). I will always vote for quality over quantity, but I'm sure that sooner or later the microsoft marketplace will have 500 hundred battery widgets that all do the same thing (i.e. nothing), just like the Android marketplace does.
David K are you serious: "2) if you pirate apps you're a dick".
You have to be sucking MS dick to make a statement like that. If you never pirated an app, song, or movie (on a phone or PC) or stole anything in your life, you probaly can make this statement but otherwise you are a "Hypocrite Dick". I can't believe your editor let you call a percentage of your readers a Dick (beleive it or not, some of your readers pirate apps and anything else they can get their hands on). This site's editors pulled Simmons article because he wrote about a topic that involved (was not soley about) a gun carrying tea party gathering but you went with this.
I'm not justifying pirating anything but that is just a part of this f*cked up world. When developers get in this business I'm sure they are aware of the possibilities of not getting paid for all of their work, similar to a music artist. (Ironic movie actors/actress don't care about pirated moives because they get most of their money upfront.) They made the chose for the app to have a price or advertisement.
I'm sure MS will find a solution to this as there will always be avenues to pirate anything with copyrights. Do you plan to write an article each time something comes out to steal from your undercover lover MS? Good luck with all of that.
I would prefer to say that you're a raging douche if you pirate software.
+1 on that. There is absolutely no legitimate reason for pirating software.
While i do agree with what the author said, there is one thing..
Pirating would not be done to save 0.99, it would be done to save 100×0.99. So it's a hundred bucks, not one. Some people might find that tempting.
Yeah, the same people who probably bought their WP7 off contract, cause the just have to have the latest and greatest, and are paying at least $75/m for the privilege of using it and have a drawer full of other unused gadgets. They sure need to save that .99 or 100 x .99
Some people live for win-lose. Dirtbags one and all.
actually, i think it would be those who bought the phones with the contract. high-schoolers, students.. And other people who feel that their money could be better spent.
Also, marketplace is not available in many countries. Also, ms has put higher prices on apps outside of us. which is really offensive. If there appears a way to pirate "safely", i will probably pirate a couple of apps to make up for this bullshit ms tax difference if they do not correct this.
Still don't think any of that is justification for exploiting someone's hard work. I think anyone found pirating should be forced to learn how to write code and contribute a meaningful app to the Marketplace before the MS servers will again sync with you phone. That's what I would call a win-win, and an excellent learning experience.
Anyone who buys a WP7 phone outside the US should know that Marketplace isn't available yet. That's no excuse for stealing. It just says that you're an idiot, and you should've gotten an android phone or iphone. Buyer beware.
And boo-hoo if software costs more outside the US. Again, buyer beware. It's up to you to gather all the facts before making a purchase, and then to decide what's best for you.
Amazing how you are willing to boo-hoo users over unfair treatment to them, citing 'buyer beware'. This is simply two faced hypocrisy.
@FarTed: you are a douche if you really mean that. how can you say that it does not matter that everyone else pays more for the same thing? that's discriminatory. I'm guessing you also support the witch hunt RIAA is leading, destroying families for as little as 10 illegally dwnldd songs? And Gene Simmons is your role model? You are probably a republican, so i'm gonna let it slide this time :)
Ok, i'm sorry, maybe i went too far, but i'm allergic to these kinds of things. Makes me sick a little. Of course that there is no real excuse to pirate anything, but there is also no excuse for what some corporations are doing to their customers.
Of course I mean it; sorry it hurts your feelings. Boo-freaking-hoo if it costs more somewhere else. Again, you only have yourself to blame if you buy something without doing the proper research, and then come to regret it do to shortcomings that everyone knows about.
This may shock you, but commodities have different prices in different regions. Try taking economics, perhaps it will enlighten you. And keep the character assasinations to yourself. You don't know me, and I'm pretty glad I don't know you.
@FarTed: i don't own wp7 yet, and this is me gathering info. so i guess i'm not an idiot. yet.
maybe apps should be more expensive elsewhere, maybe usa has the lowest taxes or whatever, but it has not been the case with any other app store (as far as i know) and ms has not made a statement about it (which they should have done) explaining. given that, how am i, as a buyer, suppose to inform and educate myself?
fake cry is irritating.
as i'm not native english speaker, i do not know what "character assassination" means. i was trying to express my distaste of "moral pillars". according to you, "buyer beware", but companies are free to impose unjust and nonsensical rules as they like with no explanation?
anyway, i just made my comment to criticize ms for not being transparent, nothing else.
Not an excuse to pirate but some WP7 users might not want to be lab rats as MS trains you to pay for apps. (You know what happens to lab rats when the experiment is over, they snap their necks.)
They know some peoploe will pirate their WP7 software. They want to train the current WP7 users to pay for this crap and tell others to please don't pirate apps from my daddy MS. They will find out and put you on punishment.
Of course this type of thinking will not get a lot of users with limited resources but they don't care. They will eventually try to lock down the corporate customer who will pay anything. You know MS don't care about their core mobile user as they left the old Windows mobile customer to defend for themselves (see statement above about un-needed lab rats). They want a new crop of lab rats to play with.
Using FarTeds logic,the developer should know when you write an app for wP7 there maybe a higher potential for you not to get paid because few want to pay for apps if they had the choice to pirate it. The developer should do their research for WP7 as well as any mobile operating system. Boo-hoo developer if you don't get paid as you should know what you are getting into. (Just using FarTeds logic but not justifying pirating)
Uh, please don't attribute that piece of logic to me. I'll Lol that one.
Um, I don't know if you realize it, but the phones you're using to buy the software don't cost the same in different countries. Neither does cell/data service. Neither does the case that you buy for your cellphone, or the ear-buds. Please tell me why the developers have to charge the same price. I'm also not sure if you're aware that exchange rates vary all of the time. Do developers have to take that into account? If an app costs $2.99 in the US, then does it have to cost 1.54 pounds one day in the UK and then 1.47 pounds the next? I suspect that the developers would just find it easier to set it at 2 pounds and leave it. Or set it at 3, as is their desire, if they think they can make more money that way.
@FarTed: well that's the point, developers did not put those prices, ms did without even letting the developers know.
I posted this on the "microsoft knows what's on your device" article, and think it's relevant here as well.
Apps that already on the device count as marketplace installs not sideloading.
They won't (and can't) monitor properly sideloaded apps, as they're not on MSs servers.
Each app has a GUID associated with it (names etc can change, but that won't) which gets stored and verification occurs against. Just changing that GUID will break any checks MS may have.
Sideloaded apps can be revoked by MS if the GUID gets revoked, but again, changing it makes the device assume it's a developer app, and it won't check.
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The only raging douche here is FarTed
Pirating apps is not stealing at all the developer doesn't lose anything. If pirating wasn't an option then i would not be able to use paid apps. I never buy apps anyways so how will pirating affect the developer


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Of All The Little Boys In The World, I'd Pick You Every Time
2 years, 1 month.
Dear Jack,
Last night I saw the new "momantic comedy" The Guilt Trip starring Seth Rogen and Barbara Streisand. While I acknowledge the movie hasn't received the best of reviews, I personally loved it all the way through and already want to see it again.
It made me think of you:
At the beginning, as well as, the end of the movie, the mother tells her son that if all the little boys in the entire world were lined up and she had to pick just one to be her son, she would pick him… every time.
That may sound like a simple and passing statement, but to me, it holds a lot of weight.
I think of this heavenly adoption room where parents go to pick out the kid they want to be their own. As I walk through the hundreds of rows of little boys, I just keep looking.
Then as I begin to experience being overstimulated by all the bright lights and unorchestrated voices, like the way I do anytime I have to go to Wal-Mart, I finally see you at the end of the row, despite squinting my eyes through the dizziness.
It's you, Jack! It's you!
I'd know you anywhere, even if I'd never seen or met you before. I know that barely makes much sense, but it's true.
If all the little boys in the world were lined up, and I had to just pick only one, I'd choose you… every time.
To say you're special to me is an understatement. Maybe the best way I can say it is that you're… mine.
And I know you feel the same way. You tell me in the way you pat me on the back as I carry you to the car when I pick you up from daycare, proudly saying, "My daddy."
That's right. I am your Daddy.
While you often liberally use the word "mine" to describe so many things that definitely aren't yours, I'll definitely be yours.
After all, I picked you out of all the little boys in the world.
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back in the days MDP was 1.1
but now MDP is at v 1.2 which carries digital audio so i want to know if these support audio.
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ATI Radeon HD 5770 Graphics Upgrade Kit for Mac Pro (Mid 2010)
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Yes.. the 5870 has this on its board... Since the 2010 mac pro is really the 2009 mac pro just with a firmware update for westmere support.. uses the same backplane logic board and same processor trays - MDP is not on the logic board, it is in the GPU and yes, it will work..
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For those installing this card into a MacPro 2006 model (1,1), the audio portion of the MD ports is currently non-functional. It is most likely that this is the case in the "supported" Mac Pros as well. Hopefully with an OS update in the future (with any luck, 10.6.5) we will get audio output through the MDP connections.
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No mini display ports are strictly video only.
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He is 23 (susposedly) and has made 4 career starts. You jump to conclusions too fast.Originally Posted by Falls City Beer
He is 23 (susposedly) and has made 4 career starts. You jump to conclusions too fast.Originally Posted by Falls City Beer
Well, he does have a minor league history that suggests he's just not very good. I think just the opposite. You suggesting that he's good is jumping to conclusions.Originally Posted by reds44
I made a post about him on the ORG -- I'll summarize by saying that I'm NOT high on the kid, and that unless he's changed radically from the guy I saw last year, he's going to fit right in with this rotation.Originally Posted by reds44
Championships Matter.
24 Years and Counting...
Take a poll!!You suggesting that he's good is jumping to conclusions.
I am in the middle. At 23, I can hope me might improve on his minor league numbers at some point (perhaps learn a new pitch?), yet fully acknowledge that he is FAR from being someone for whom one should be expecting even an average stat line given a lot of starts.
At any rate, I like him a little more for tomorrow night then Darrel May. Damning with faint praise, but there it is...
Oh crap.....It's his LEFT knee.
I glossed over "knee" thinking it was the same one.
Wow. That's really strange.
"Baseball players are smarter than football players. How often do you see a baseball team penalized for too many men on the field?" ~ Jim Bouton
BTW who can name the last 2 Reds starters at age 23 (or younger) to get more than 5 starts in a season?
Jack Armstrong.Originally Posted by westofyou
He has a minor league ERA of 2.93, WHIP of 1.14 and a 5-1 strikeout to walk ratio. How is that a minor league history that shows hes just not very good?Originally Posted by Falls City Beer
I dont think he is going to come in here and be lights out, but I expect much better than last year in a Reds uniform as well.
Brian Reith?Originally Posted by westofyou
Championships Matter.
24 Years and Counting...
Against death, probably yes. "Injury" insuranse is really expensive, for obvious reasons. Remember, insurance companies make money. So,they collect more in premiums than they pay out. It makes ense to buy, say, fire insurance for the average homeowner, as they don't want to gamble the premiums vs. the complete loss. But, on a cost/expectation of return it's actually a bad investment for the home owner, as the insurance company will collect more in premiums than pay out.Originally Posted by Wheelhouse
The cost of getting insurance on all of the Reds contracts against injury would run you many millions of dollars.
Seems pretty good to me.Originally Posted by dougdirt
Yeah he's one... the other that year was Reitsma, the year before Bell.Originally Posted by Caveat Emperor
Originally Posted by dougdirt
Ooops. Took FCB's characterization of the Lizards' minor league stats without looking it up for myself. My bad.
At 23, with that stat line, there is reason for a smidgen of optimism for him then...
Yea, but he's never had a K/9 above 7 in full season ball until this year (which is very early). He was rushed, yes, but he's not a great prospect. Those H/9 numbers look pretty bad too. Can he improve, certainly, he is young and has already improved some this year, predominately by changing speeds IIRC. But he has never had great stuff. Hopefully he will do better this time around, but lets not get crazy and say his minor league history shows him as being good.Originally Posted by dougdirt
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Ledesma: No need to worry about Nowitzki
The future landscape of the NBA could drastically change before these words ever make it to a newsstand.
Dynasties could be forged and/or destroyed before we've all had breakfast.
Where exactly the pieces will land when it's all said and done is still anyone's best guess as we officially descended into the summer free agent extravaganza of 2010 at 12:01 this morning.
Yet, there are at least two things we do know for sure. The first is that this off season will undoubtedly be a turning point for the league no matter what — for better or worse.
Books will be written about this historic time in the NBA's history — volumes of text analyzing every move made, or perhaps not made, in the chase for the greatest collection of free agents ever.
And the other certainty? The fact that the greatest player ever to wear a Dallas Mavericks uniform will be among that collection of available talent for the first time in his career.
The recent national headlines have been dominated with speculation as to where Lebron James, Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh will next call home.
But the only thing on the minds of Mavs fans these days has to be whether or not Dirk Nowitzki will continue to call the American Airlines Center home when the dust settles.
Cleveland will probably be irrevocably devastated if it was to lose its league MVP in James. Those in Dallas, and many more across the state of Texas, would likely take it just as hard if they were to lose the only MVP their team has ever known.
Most agree the good money is on Nowitzki staying put. Why would he leave?
He plays for a guy many consider to be one of, if not the best, owners in the league. Mark Cuban has proven he'll spare no expense to keep his players happy. That goes double for the 7-0 German phenom.
Dallas is the only team he's ever played for after being drafted back in 1998. In the dozen years since, he's gone on to become the
Mavericks all-time leading scorer, a nine-time NBA all-star and the first European-born player ever to win the league's MVP award.
There are a lot of good memories for Dirk in the Big D. Of course, there's a few bad ones as well.
Neither he nor any of the Mavericks faithful will forget how he lead the team all the way to the 2006 NBA Finals before committing what has to be considered a monumental collapse.
That series against the Heat turned Wade into the superstar he is today, and in all reality set him up to become one of the top two most desired players in this free-agent class.
Once again, the focus is on D-Wade as we all wait to see if he'll lure some of his fellow superstar buddies down to South Beach in an effort to recreate the Lakers, Celtics and Bulls dynasties of old.
But here in the Lone Star State, no one will get a good night's sleep until Dirk has officially signed on the Mavericks' dotted line.
Should we be worried? Maybe not.
But after all, no one was all that concerned when all-star Dallas point guard Steve Nash came up for free agency way back when. And just look how that turned out.
Hum. Then again, maybe Cuban and team president Donnie Nelson should go ahead and get a Plan B together.
Just in case.
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In fact, aging combat veterans have a poorer quality of life than do non-combat veterans, according to a study that was to be presented Friday at the American Heart Association's 10th Scientific Forum on Quality of Care and Outcomes Research in Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke, in Washington, D.C.
"Combat veterans had poorer overall functional status and quality of life compared to men who served but didn't see combat," said study author Anna Johnson, an epidemiology researcher at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
"Combat has a lasting impact. It's not something that's stressful and then goes away. It looks like it has a lifelong impact on people's daily ability," Johnson said.
Although it's clear that combat is stressful and that such stress can have an impact on short-term health and well-being, the researchers said that the long-term impact on well-being and self-perceived health hasn't been well-studied.
To get an idea of the long-term impact of serving in combat, they reviewed data from 5,347 community-dwelling men between the ages of 52 and 75 who had participated in the fourth Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) study, which began between 1996 and 1998. Eighty percent of the men in this study were white, and 20 percent were black.
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She is found all by herself, frozen to death, far from the road, in an "international area" on the French-Swiss border, where neither country has police jurisdiction. Suspicious, wouldn't you think? That's what strikes David Rousseau, a best-selling writer of murder novels, who needs a plot for his new book. Finding himself in the snowbound hamlet of Mouthe, he settles in and begins to poke around.
Her name is Martine Langevin. She had become known as Candice Lecoeur. She was barely 20. A photographer spotted her pumping gas at the local station, shot her for a pinup calendar and launched her into a life of (limited) local fame. With her hair dyed blond and her lips bright red, she looks from some angles like Marilyn Monroe, and the photographers find those angles. Soon her portrait graces packages of the local cheese, and she's doing the weather on regional television.
"Nobody Else But You" introduces her from beyond the grave. She narrates her own story, as written down in the diaries the novelist discovers. Sometimes this gets tricky, as when she seems to have continued writing the diary after her death. Rousseau (Jean-Paul Rouve), the novelist, becomes convinced that "Candice Lecoeur" (Sophie Quinton) was murdered. The local police chief dismisses the possibility, but his assistant, Bruno Leloup (Guillaume Gouix), becomes obsessed with a theory that she resembles Marilyn both in life and death. The two men find eerie parallels.
The film by Gerald Hustache-Mathieu tries to be two things at once. (1) It's a police procedural, with clues, evidence, sinister connections and death attempts against Rousseau. (2) It's a sympathetic portrait of Martine/Candice, who grows increasingly uncomfortable with being objectified as a sex object. She's young, she doesn't know how to handle the attention, and the real Martine begins to refer to Candice as "her."
The device of the diary and the narration settles in as an effective way of telling the story, giving her the personality she seemed to lack as a provincial Marilyn. It begins to seem that Bruno may be up to something, especially after we learn of the victim's romances with a sports star, a writer and the provincial president whose initials are not quite JFK. There's no denying the uncanny way she mirrors Monroe in a scene where she sings "Happy Birthday, Mister President," although when her dress "slips" and the president's wife walks out, she has sealed her own fate.
Jean-Paul Rouve, as Rousseau, is not a demonstrative man. Reserved, inward, he plugs away at his investigation with such determination that the locals begin to refer to him as "James Ellroy." They're well-read up there in the mountains. The movie does an effective job of establishing the claustrophobic town of Mouthe, known as the coldest place in France, and as the investigation continues, it appears it may also have France's coldest people.
This one doesn't go on the list of great recent European thrillers, but it's engrossing, and in the character of Martine/Candice, it touches real poignancy. Reading her diaries, Rousseau tells Bruno, "She's a better writer than me."
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The anti-fracking Community Bill of Rights charter amendment will be in front of Youngstown voters for the fourth time.
The Mahoning County Board of Elections certified Tuesday that the citizen initiative has the required signatures to be on the Nov. 4 ballot.
The Community Bill of Rights committee submitted petitions with 2,058 signatures.
The board determined 1,447 of the signatures are valid. The committee needed at least 1,216 valid signatures to get the proposal on the ballot.
"We're pleased with the certification," said Susie Beiersdorfer, a committee member. "We're going again. There's no one protecting our air and property rights, so the community members have to do it."
The voting results get closer each time, but the proposal has failed three times.
In May 2013, it lost by 13.7 percentage points. It lost by 9.7 percentage points in November 2013, and by 8.3 percentage points in May 2014.
When told the proposal was back on the ballot, Butch Taylor, business manager for Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 396, said, "Unbelievable, but we'll continue to work to indicate the positive things we're doing with this industry and promoting it."
The proposal would ban fracking in Youngstown even though opponents and state officials say that isn't enforceable, as those decisions are made by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Also, fracking isn't occurring in Youngstown, but Beiersdorfer says the proposal allows citizens "to allow what businesses can come into the city."
Taylor said, "Businesses are here for an opportunity. If you stop businesses affiliated with [fracking], you'll stop a lot of opportunities."
Also, the board of elections certified two other Youngstown charter amendments Tuesday.
The amendments were approved Aug. 20 by city council as legislation. Charter amendments proposed by city council aren't subject to collecting signatures on petitions.
One proposal would combine the economic-development and community-development offices.
The other would make the proposed superintendent of code enforcement and blight remediation an unclassified position, hired by and serving at the pleasure of the mayor.
Really? Again? Can't someone please just make these idiots, agitators and malcontents just go away?
Yes, again! Someone has to just make the fracking-caused earthquakes, pollution, and environmental crime just go away.
WIllinnyny you're a fool. First off there will never be a horizontally drilled in Youngstown its just bad business and not worth it seeing as how there is no good production in this area. But trying to kill support industries in a dieing city? You should be ashamed of yourself.
What does Fracking kill? Cars kill tens of thousands of people a day. Go Ban those
Where has any pollution been at any sites around our Area? They're gonna start dumping Brine on the streets this winter since the county is too poor to buy enough salt.
How does it undermine the Environment? building a house undermines the Environment.
There is no Global Warming.
Ice caps have grown 60% bigger in the past year. While the use of fossil fuel. Where is this Extreme climate change you are talking about?
Injection wells have been linked to the earthquakes, these are used by multiple industries
Metal Production
Chemical Production
Pharmaceutical Production
Commercial Disposal
Food Production
Municipal Wastewater Treatment
So you want to shut down all these industries as well?
St.Francis can Frack Off. He is dead and is not magical. Put no man before God
God gave us this earth, Including the minerals that are in it. And in America we have this thing called freedom and capitalism, people can do what they wish with their land. Where do you come off all high and mighty telling people what they can do with their own possessions/property. Do you even own any land? If you do then don't sell your minerals, its your right to do that or not. But your neighbors have their own to do the same . V&M is the biggest thing that will ever come to this decrepit city, and its all thanks to an industry that offers good paying jobs and benefits to people. I'm sure you'd rather have everyone live on government assistance though. I advise that you stay out of any heated building this winter since you are so opposed Natural Gas.
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ATLANTA (AP) — A weaker-than-expected economic recovery has proved a drag on Georgia's state finances, creating budget problems that Gov. Nathan Deal must address in his spending plans Thursday.
Weaker-than-expected recovery hampers Ga. budget
Legislators have approved a roughly $39.5 billion budget for the fiscal year ending in June on the expectation that state revenues would grow 5.2 percent over last year. However, a sluggish recovery has created a two-fold problem. First, the state is not collecting as much money as anticipated. Second, spending on government-run health insurance programs for the poor has increased.
Republican leaders say they are unwilling to raise taxes to offset the slump, an alternative to cutting the budget.
"That means we must make necessary cuts in other agencies and core functions of government since raising taxes is not an option that I will accept," Deal, a Republican, told business leaders in a speech Wednesday.
House Speaker David Ralston, R-Blue Ridge, and Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle on Wednesday endorsed a plan from Deal meant to keep hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicaid funding for the health care system. That funding would otherwise disappear when a so-called hospital bed tax expires in June. Georgia uses the $230 million it receives from the tax to secure an additional $400 million in federal funding for the Medicaid insurance program, which covers the poor. The money is then repaid to hospitals through a higher payment rate for treating Medicaid patients.
Some Republicans and anti-tax advocate Grover Norquist, president of Americans For Tax Reform, have said renewing the tax would violate anti-tax pledges. Deal tried sidestepping the issue this week by proposing legislation that would give the Board of Community Health the authority to levy the tax. A Senate committee gave the plan an initial vote of approval Tuesday.
"I've been informed that from 10 to 14 hospitals will be faced with possible closure if provider fees do not continue," said Deal, who is scheduled to release his budget plan and give the State of the State address Thursday. "These are hospitals that serve a large population of Medicaid patients."
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Sleeping Positions That Protect Your Back
Sleeping on your back
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General guidelines for sleeping:
Sleep so that your back is in a neutral position. The neutral position keeps the back in its natural three front-to-back curves that give the spine an "S" shape.
Use a rolled towel to support your lower back or place a pillow under your knees when sleeping on your back.
Place a pillow between your knees when sleeping on your side.
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Roll onto your side and bend both knees.
Drop your feet over the side of the bed as you push with both arms to sit up.
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If you just love the burnished glow of copper and are willing to pay to top dollar for it, the Mauviel 1830 M'heritage M'150s may be for you. But we didn't find this skillet lived up to copper's reputation for even cooking. Plus, you'll have to hand wash and follow up with a special copper cleaner.
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- Distributes heat very poorly on electric ranges
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Festina Lente and Civetta II arrived in Darwin early on August 23rd with the rest of the fleet likely to arrive over the next few days. Darwin marks the end of a free cruising period that started in Mackay during which the fleet have enjoyed cruising within the Great Barrier Reef along the north east coast of Queensland before sailing across the 'top end' of Australia.
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On arrival in Darwin the yachts are required to undergo a Seawater Systems Treatment for the prevention of marine pests in accordance with Australian Aquatic Biosecurity. It's a simple treatment where divers squirt a disinfectant liquid into the skin fittings of the vessels. The crews are then not to use any of the seawater systems on board for 10 hours to allow the disinfectant to work – a good excuse to enjoy a restaurant meal ashore. The treatments are being carried out by the friendly staff at Tek Dive Darwin and are very well managed.
Silvano from Festina Lente ready for hull treatment - 2014 World ARC
After the treatment is complete the yachts are then free to proceed to their marina berths. The monohulls in the fleet are berthing at Tipperary Waters Marina and the Catamarans at The Francis Bay Mooring Basin. Darwin is a typical tropical environment and subject to severe cyclones, while it is not currently cyclone season all marinas have locks to keep the yachts within the marina safe in the event of storm surges. There is also a large tide here in Darwin so the locks have the additional benefit of keeping the water free of tides inside.
Adelaide River - 2014 World ARC
Darwin is a vibrant city known as a tropical melting pot of food and culture that reflects it's close proximity to Asia. Crews can look forward to highlights such as the sunset markets on Mindil Beach, welcome drinks hosted by Dinah Beach Yacht Club and a tour to Litchfield National Park. While in Darwin it is also possible to see many crocodiles in the wild or if you will right in the heart of the city at the famous Crocosarus Park where you can even swim in the same tank as them!
Civetta arriving in Darwin - 2014 World ARC
The World ARC fleet will be in Darwin until the start of Leg 9 to Bali on 2nd September.
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The Oakland Athletics have acquired right-hander Sandy Rosario from the Boston Red Sox for a player to be named later or cash considerations. The AL West champion A's cleared room on the 40-man roster by designating outfielder Jermaine Mitchell for assignment. Boston claimed Rosario off waivers from Miami on Oct. 17 after he spent the year in the Marlins organization. He began the season with a 1.04 ERA in 25 outings at Triple-A New Orleans while converting all 16 of his save opportunities. The 27-year-old right-hander joined the Marlins on June 8, posting an 18.00 ERA in four relief appearances before going on the disabled list June 16 with a strained right quadriceps. He wasn't back in the majors after that. Earlier Wednesday, the Red Sox sent infielder Danny Valencia to the Baltimore Orioles for cash.
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