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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Sophomore Cody Zeller tallied a team-best 17 points and senior Christian Watford netted 12 points, however it wasn't enough as the No. 2/2 Indiana men's basketball team fell to No. 14/13 Ohio State, 67-58, in Assembly Hall on Tuesday, March 5.
The Hoosiers (25-5, 13-4) and Buckeyes (22-7, 12-5) traded leads throughout the first half with Ohio State taking a 28-25 lead into the break. Indiana opened the second stanza scoring six straight field goals, led off by a 3-pointer from junior Victor Oladipo, to take a 41-38 lead with 13:55 to go. The Buckeyes used a 21-9 run to take a 61-50 lead with 3:15 on the clock. A 3-pointer from Watford followed by a tip-in basketball from Zeller and a 3 from senior Jordan Hulls, cut Ohio State's lead to six, 64-58, with 00:37 remaining. However, the Buckeyes held on for the 67-58 win.
Zeller made 5-of-9 from the field and 7-of-8 from the free throw line for his 17 points, to go along with four rebounds and three assists. Watford tallied five rebounds and a block to go along with his 12 points. Hulls scored 8 points on 3-of-6 shooting from the field, including a pair of 3's. Oladipo registered seven points, six rebounds, two blocks and an assist. Freshman Kevin (Yogi) Ferrell scored seven points and added two rebounds and two assists.
Indiana ended the evening honoring its senior class - Derek Elston, Jordan Hulls and Christian Watford, along with managers Tim Dather and Cory Elder. The Hoosiers also celebrated winning a share of their 21st Big Ten Championship with a trophy presentation.
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The DNR stopped planting chinook salmon in the waters off of Gills Rock at the top of the Door Peninsula eights years ago. Discontinuing chinook planting crippled the charter fishing and attendant tourist trade in this historic fishing venue. The revenue generated by the tourist and resident fishing far outweighs the cost to the DNR of chinook planting.
During hard times, relatively small cost-cutting by discontinuing fish planting cannot justify the much greater return on investment to the overall local and state economy resulting from chinook salmon planting.
State law prohibits fish planting other than by the state. Hence, the locals cannot help themselves by taking the initiative to restore chinook salmon fishing. Caught between a rock and a hard place, the fishing community in Gills Rock and their plight brings to mind the quote about feeding a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.
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Important Diploma Naming Governor of BritanniaHadrian (AD 117-138). Bronze Military Diploma for Itaxae Stamillae, Dated 20 August AD 127. A partial bronze tablet approx 11 X 12.3 cm, in thickness about 0.8mm, representing about 70 percent of the complete diploma, with two binding holes at center and a third hole at lower right corner of the obverse. The ancient document is carefully inscribed on the outer face (obverse) with neat letters about 3.5mm in height, and rather more coarse lettering (repeating the obverse inscription) on the reverse (inner face) at a 90 degree angle to the obverse, allowing virtually all of the diploma's original inscription to be recovered although about 30 percent of the plate is missing. Natural pale green patina overall, with some light earth in letters.
Published: in 1997, by M Roxan, in Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 116, RMD number 241, (20 August 127).
Roman soldiers serving in the non-citizen auxiliaries, termed Auxilia, played an important role in the defense of the Roman Empire. Raised in the provinces and grouped into cavalry Alae and infantry Cohorts, the made up a considerable part of the available manpower to defend the frontiers. Upon completing his 25 years in the auxiliaries, a soldier received Roman citizenship in an imperial legal act published on a bronze plate in Rome, of which a copy was issued to him in the form of a notarized bronze diploma granting him and his descendants Roman citizenship and legalizing his marriage with his wife.
The example offered here is a highly important military diploma, issued to a soldier serving in Britannia (the modern United Kingdom) at the peak of Roman power under the Emperor Hadrian. Although about 30 percent of the plate is missing, the Roman practice of inscribing the same formula on each side of the plate in a different orientation allows virtually all of the original text to be recovered. The diploma names the foot soldier Itaxae Stamillae, a Dacian serving in Cohort II Lingonum, as the recipient. Of high importance, the diploma names the Roman governor of Britannia in AD 127 as Trebius Germanus, who is otherwise known to history only on a semi-legible inscription found at Bewcastle.
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[IMP CAESAR DI]VI TRAIANI PARTHICI F. DIVI NERVAE [NEPOS TRAIAN]VS HADRIANVS AVG PONT MAX TRIB [POTEST] XI COS III [EQVITIB ET PEDITIB QVI] MIL IN AL VIII ET COH XXVII QV APP AVG [GALL PROC ET A]VG VOC C R ET I PAN SAB ET GALL SEB ET [this cavalry unit missing] [ET II] AST ET GALL PETR ET I HIS AST ET [this infantry unit missing] ET I NER GERM ET I CELT ET I THR ET I HIS ET [this infantry unit missing] ET I SVNV ET I HAM SAG ET I AQ ET I [this and following infantry units missing] [ET I TUNG]R ET I AEL DAC ET II GALL ET II PANN ET II AST ET [I]I DEL ET [II] NER ET II LIN ET III BRECAVG ET IIII GALL ET IIII LIN ET IIII BRE ET V GALL ET VI NERV ET VI NER ET VII THR ET SVNT IN BRITT SVB TREBIO GERMANO QVIN ET VIC PLVR STIP EMER DIMISS HON MISS QVORVM [NOMINA SVB]SCRIPT SVNT IPSIS LIBER POSTERIS [QVE EORVM] CIVITAT DIDIT ET SONVB CVM VXORIB QVAS TVNC HAB CVM EST CIVIT IIS DATA AVT SIQVI CAELIB ESSENT CVM IIS QVAS POSTEA SVXISS DVM TAX SINGVLI SINGVLAS AD XIII K SEPT Q TINEIO RVFO M LICINIO CELERE NEPOTE COS COH II LINGON CVI PREAST C HEDIVS VERVS PITINO MERG EX PEDITE ITAXAE STAMILLAE F DACO DESCRIPT ET RECOGNIT EX TABVLA AENEA QVAE FIXA EST ROMAE IN MVRO POST TEMPL DIVI AVG AD MINERVAM
Translation: The Emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrianus, son of the deified Trajan Parthicus, grandson of the deified Nerva, in the 11th year of his Tribunican Power, thrice Consul, gives to the cavalrymen and infantrymen who have served in the eight alae and 27 cohorts which are called [cavalry units] (1) I Augusta Gallic Proculaeiana, (2) I Augusta Vocontiorum (Roman citizens), (3) I Pannonian Sabiniana, (4) I Gallorum Sebosiana, (5) [unit missing], (6) II Asturum, (7) I Gallorum Petriana (Roman citizens), (8) I Hispanorum Asturum, [infantry units] (1) [unit missing], (2) I Nervia Germanorum, (3) I Celtiberorum, (4) I Thracum, (5) I Hispanorum, (6) I [unit missing], (7) I Sunucorum, (8) I Hamiorum Sagittaria, (9) I Aquitanorum, (10) I [unit missing], 11 [unit missing], (12) I Tungrorum, (13) I Aelia Dacorum, (14) II Gallorum, (15) II Pannoniorum, (16) II Asturum, (17) II Delmatarum, (18) II Nerviorum, (19) II Lingonum, (20) III Lingonum, (21) III Brecaugustanorum, (22) IIII Gallorum, (23) IIII Longonum, (24) IIII Breucorum, (25) V Gallorum (26) VI Nerviorum, and (27) VII Thracum who are in Brittania under (governor) Trebius Germanus, who have served 25 years, likewise members of the fleet who have served 26 years, and have been honorably discharged, whose names are written below: to them that do not possess it, Roman citizenship is given and conubium (legal marriage) with the wives they then had when citizenship was given to them or with those they later marry but only a single one each. On the 13th day before the Kalends of September (August 20) in the consulships of Q. Tineius Rufus and M. Licinius Celer Nepos. On behalf of Cohort II Lingonum under C. Hedius Verus Pitino Mergente, to the Infatryman Itaxae Stamillae, son of Daco. Copied and checked from the bronze tablet which is fixed in Rome upon the wall behind the Temple of Augustus near the [statue] of Minerva.
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SoE releases MMOFPS next March, doesn't deny it couldn't be a Planetside title
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Interesting. A few friends of mine will be interested in this, we had a blast in that game. Thanks OP.
Star Trek Online: More Exclusive Screenshots
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Looks like Rom's son Nog set the stardard for Ferengi in Starfleet. I wonder how many have some action on the side, watch your ships equipment.
tentonhammer The Klingon Kontroversy
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Things are seldom as grand as you imagine them. I can see your point, it would have been fun to have this or that, and not to mention Klingon PvE content equal to the Federation. There are a number of things that you haven't touched on that I would have liked to see, but the fact that they aren't present will not get in my way to see if there is fun to be had with this game.
You seem very passionate about what you hope for from the IP and Cryptic, which is both a good and bad thing. Clinging to the standards that the game should be in your eyes will cause you no joy at what they have created. Just as I felt when the Next Generation came out, No Kirk, Spock, Bones or Scotty, it will be a waste of time and a failure. I had a closed mind, but I did end up giving it a chance and in doing so found that it pocessed the same spirit that I had grown fond of. Had I clung to my ridged view on the IP I would have missed out on all the series that followed and I can tell you that I enjoyed every one of them. They were never as "good" as the original to me, but they stood on their own merits and added to the rich lore that Star Trek has.
Keep your heart and mind open MMO_Doubter, everything deserves a chance to be judged for what it is, not what it could have been.
How could you swing and miss on the principles of the ST IP
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Also, we know you arn't that into Star Trek if you referred to yourself as a "Trekkie". Most Star Trek fans like to call themselves "Trekker".
Not to split hairs with you, but Trekkie refers to a Star Trek fan that connected with the Original Series, which I am. I was a bit young by 2 years to see the original airing, but I did watch the reruns and the animated series as a kid.
Trekker is what the Next Gen and later Star Trek fans were labeled either by themselves or others.
I love all Sci-Fi so I enjoyed all of the series and movies, well the new one not so much, but I did think it was ok.
As far as the game, I don't know if I will love it or hate it, but this old Trekkie will be happy if its entertaining for a few hours a night. Could care less about player crews, but to each their own.
My final comment about the game is a quote from Next Gen's Relic's.
Scotty from Relics: Laddie... every woman has her own charm; you just have to know where to look for it.
Star Trek Online: Behind the Scenes with Zachary Quinto
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No offense to Quinto, but they should have gotten Robert Picardo.
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Sorry was a bit rushed with my last post.
By breathing room I ment both using impulse and warp engines. Warp is always the main travel speed, but how much room do we have to roam on impulse?
Just thought of another one, are they using the same naming structure they did with Champions, where your characters name is followed by a global handle? I think it was Armysurplus@trekjunkie or something like that.
Granted I will be taking advantage of the open beta, but any tidbits that you are allowed to pass along would be most welcome.
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Im interested in how much breathing room you have in space. How long does it take to run into an invisible barrier?
Also, have you run into any missions that require you to use a shuttlecraft instead of the transporter?
How long can you go in a tier ship before you HAVE to upgrade? I'm a old school trekkie and my ultimate ship was and will forever be the Constitution Class, both her original and refit versions. Would I be able to complete missions in one of those ship far into the content? Not worried about it be very difficult, I'd just like to get as much time as possible in the center seat of those beauties.
Star Trek Online: Jack Emmert on Microtransactions
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Blah, I'm not surprised after seeing Champions. I will be waiting at least 3 to 6 months after release to see what happens before I pick it up, if I do. What a buzz kill.
Star Trek Online: Kobayashi Maru: Klingon Edition
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I have to agree with you both, this just doesn't fit at all. It is disappointing and shows that they may not be researching all the material they stated they were.
Seems like they have a Federation mindset, and that just wont cut it for Klingon related missions and objectives.
After seeing Champions I was a bit worried how STO was going to turn out, now I'm more so.


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Yahoo Inc., owner of the most-visited U.S. Web site, will donate 10 hybrid taxicabs to New York City, part of a plan to encourage consumers to help the environment.
Yahoo also started a contest Monday that promotes environmentally friendly actions, such as installing energy-efficient light bulbs and taking public transit. The city whose residents make the most changes will also get 10 hybrid taxis or an equivalent cash donation to spend on green projects, Yahoo said Monday.
The program is part of a wider effort by Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Yahoo to promote environmental causes and reduce its energy use. A new site called Yahoo Green will include news from sources such as the activist group Global Green USA. Yahoo also has replaced light bulbs on its billboards in New York and San Francisco with low-energy versions.
"We have been doing more and more to reduce our impact on the environment," Yahoo co-founder David Filo said in an interview. "These things make perfect business sense."
Yahoo is giving away 150,000 energy-saving bulbs to users who participate in the contest, which runs through June 8.
The company is working with suppliers such as Intel Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. to develop computer chips that consume less power, Filo said. Yahoo also wants to redesign data centers and place them in colder climates to reduce cooling costs.
"These are all things that not only help the environment, but are savings to our bottom line," Filo said.
More technology companies in Silicon Valley are turning to alternative energy sources to curb their use of fossil fuels and cut costs.
Google Inc., the most popular Internet search engine, is building a solar power installation at its headquarters in Mountain View, Calif. The panels are being installed on building roofs and in parking lots. The electricity generated would be enough to power about 1,000 average California homes, the company said in October.


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In terms of size/design, most perfect imitation of zip~ lighter I've found. Compared side-to-side with the real thing, the only difference I could see was the direction of the grain on the striker wheel.
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It's all around me,
But it doesn't look so beautiful;
Not when it is all so vile.
They say it is wonderful,
It's said to be perfection,
In my eyes, to life, it is an exile.
When every time you see it,
There's a slap in the face,
And a scream for mercy and change.
There are objects that fly,
Children thrown in danger,
And a mother's mind becoming deranged.
Just from the sights that encircle around me,
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Firefighters battle multi-unit apartment blaze on Bangs Street
Two units were severely damaged in a large fire at a multi-unit apartment complex at 442 Bangs St., Ottawa Fire Services said Monday evening.
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Chinook helicopter complex at Garrison Petawawa named after First World War flying ace
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'I've missed five years of my life already with this crisis,' Korina Attart said. 'Whether we stay in the euro or leave it, life will continue to be miserable here'.
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Canada's surveillance satellites scheduled to be put into orbit on same rocket that explodedThe pride of Canada's space program is scheduled to be launched on the same type of U.S. rocket that blew up on the weekend.
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For there to have been a controlled demolition, there would have had to have been THOUSANDS of charges placed throughout the structures, entailing offices being ripped apart to get to the structural support of the building. Each of these charges would have had blasting caps, each of these charges would have had wiring running to the panel to initiate the charges. During the cleanup, those wires would STILL be there. The columns would have shown the evidence of the charges.
No wiring was found. No columns were found showing evidence of being severed explosively. No employees of ANY of the companies reported their walls being torn apart that would have facilitated placing the charges.
So, absolutely no physical evidence of any kind....and you base your beliefs on, " I heard it go boom"
p.s. you really dont want to bring up Scott Forbes and his power down fables.....that one is way to easy to tear apart.


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Your underwear won't be able to help you with your taxes, but your briefs may soon know when you need air. Smart fashions are the next wave in textiles and they promise to dazzle consumers with their style and innovation. Here are some of the hot products to look for on the runways of the future.
Researchers in the UK have developed an adaptive fabric that controls air flow by opening invisible micro shutters when the humidity goes up. A separate layer keeps the rain out even when air is flowing. Adaptive fabrics like this are now being designed in a variety of ways for undergarments, sports wear and fashion products.
Painting the family room? No need to change the drapes, just press a hidden button to adjust the color and texture to match your new decor. New inter-connection technologies using conductive fabrics allow sensors and processing devices to be networked together. This technology can produce fabrics that change color to suit your mood, or your new handbag. The military is also interested in this chameleon-like technology to improve camouflage techniques.
Another area of development in smart clothing is wearable computing. Head mounted displays are already available for purchase online. Other high tech gear include fabric keypads embedded in the wrist sleeve of your jacket and backpacks with MP3 players, GPS and battery charging solar panels.
These new "techstyles" are being designed differently than your Grandmother's flannel pajamas. Smart clothing design requires a team of artists, designers, scientists and engineers bringing their individual talents together to create garments that are as appealing as they are functional.
Biotechnology has the potential to make textile manufacturing cheaper, with less of an impact on the environment.
Expect to see plenty of innovation in the textile and fashion industries in the next few years-- thanks to advancements in bioengineering, nano technology and 3D scanning techniques.
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Cherry Cheese Pie
1 Jan 2009
This Cherry Cheese Pie was a big hit the last time I tried it for a party at home. You would really want to try out this easy and simple recipe fpr Cherry Cheese Pie - this one is an improvization of my mama's masterpiece!
|Sour red cherries
|1 Can (10 oz)
|Unflavored gelatin
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grated lemon rind
|1 Teaspoon
|Cream cheese
|3 Ounce
|1 Tablespoon
|Baked pie shell
|9 Inch
Drain cherries.
To the juice add enough water to make 1 1/2 cups of liquid.
Place in a saucepan with the gelatine, sugar and lemon rind.
Bring almost to a boil over very low heat.
Cool until the consistency of unbeaten egg white.
Mix cream cheese and milk together until smooth.
Spread on the bottom of the pie shell.
Spread cherries over cheese.
Pour syrup over cherries.
Chill in the refrigerator until firm.
Makes one 9-inch pie.
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Rating: 5.0
By Mark Banham, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Thursday, 11 November 2010 01:48PM
The newly created post "brings together, for the first time, marketing to all sectors of the full range of Capgemini service offerings in the UK," according to the company.
Kelly will be responsible for developing and implementing marketing strategy, internal and external communications and managing external agencies.
She joined Capgemini as a senior consultant in 2007 and before that, had held senior marketing and commercial roles for blue-chip companies including Marks & Spencer, Coca-Cola and the Kingfisher Group.
Kelly was also commercial director of Tesco subsidiary and global customer relations specialists, Dunnhumby.
As head of the marketing consulting team, she led sales bids and service-delivery programmes involving new marketing strategies and customer processes for key Capgemini clients in the retail, manufacturing, airline and music industries.
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In musical remembrance of artists past: Night Lights returns with another program of jazz elegies.
JazzWax blogger and Wall Street Journal music writer Marc Myers discusses his book about how cultural, economic, and social forces shaped the sound of jazz.
In the early 1970s trumpeter Freddie Hubbard made a series of records for the CTI label that combined hardbop, funk, modality, and 70s groove.
Women instrumentalists thrived in the upside-down jazz world of wartime America.
Jazz historian Ted Gioia joins Night Lights this week to talk about his latest book.
Our annual, highly-subjective roundup of classic-jazz favorites.
Night Lights pays tribute to the holidays in the mellowest of moods.
Much time out across the jazz world and beyond for Mr. Brubeck.
Indiana's impact on a seminal early Miles Davis record, the sound of West Coast jazz, and the rise of jazz education.
How Cole Porter and Hoagy Carmichael helped write the Great American Songbook, and how two Indiana vocal groups helped influence the sound of modern pop.


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The execution of Joseph Rudolph Wood has once again ignited the debate over lethal injection.
Wood was administered the cocktail of lethal of drugs Wednesday just before 2 p.m., but wasn't pronounced dead until nearly 4 p.m. The whole thing lasted nearly two hours, and the manner in which Wood died was denounced by many in the media who were watching as cruel and inhumane. Many said that Wood seemed to gasp for air hundreds of times and thus deduced that he was suffering.
These reporters are not doctors, nor do they have any formal training in the ways that humans experience death. Ever seen someone die of natural causes? What did that look like?
Wood's attorneys had argued in the weeks leading up to the execution that because Arizona doesn't officially say what drugs it uses to kill the condemned, nor admit to the source or manufacturer of them, that they shouldn't be used. Keep in mind, they didn't push for a more humane method that SHOULD be used, so their real endgame was simply staying the execution for THEIR client.
The victim's family, not surprisingly, said they didn't think Wood suffered. Jeannie Brown, daughter of one of Wood's murder victims, said he appeared to be snoring and that he deserved what he had coming. I'll leave it to you to decide if she really means she thinks it was painless, or she hopes it was painful because Wood shot her father and sister as they pled for their lives in 1989 in Tucson.
Now the state will have to investigate the medical nature of Wood's death and issue a report about whether or not he suffered.
Most death penalty supporters likely don't care if the condemned suffers a bit, considering his crime. Most opponents don't think the death penalty should be used under ANY circumstances, so the supposed debate about the "cruelty" of various methods is just a ruse.
Bottom line, you either think the state should be in the business of executing people or you don't. Let's debate that, instead of the drugs the state uses to do it.
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Roast Wild Goose
|Young wild goose
|8 Pound (1 Bird)
|1 , juiced
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped tart apple
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped dried apricots
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Fine soft bread crumbs
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Bacon slices
|Melted bacon fat
|1 Tablespoon
|To Taste
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2. Sprinkle the goose inside and out with lemon juice, salt and pepper.
3. In a large saucepan, heat the butter, add the onion and cook until tender. Stir in the apple, apricots, bread crumbs, one-half teaspoon salt and one-eighth teaspoon pepper.
4. Spoon the stuffing lightly into the goose cavity. Close the opening and truss with skewers and string. Cover the breast with bacon slices and cheesecloth soaked in melted bacon fat. Place the goose, breast up, on a rack in an open roasting pan.
5. Roast until tender, two to three hours, basting frequently with bacon fat and the drippings in the pan. If the age of the goose is uncertain, pour one cup water into the pan and cover for the last hour of cooking. Remove the cheesecloth, skewers and string.


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Court blocks road construction in national forests
WASHINGTON A federal appeals court Wednesday blocked road construction in at least 40 million acres of pristine national forests.
The decision by a three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reinstates most of a 2001 rule put in place by President Bill Clinton just before he left office that prohibited commercial logging, mining and other development on about 58 million acres of national forest in 38 states and Puerto Rico. A subsequent Bush administration rule had cleared the way for more commercial activity there.
The latest ruling, issued in San Francisco, sides with several Western states and environmental groups that sued the Forest Service after it reversed the so-called "Roadless Rule" in 2005.
But it is not the final word on roadless forests.
A separate case is pending in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, where environmental groups are appealing a Wyoming district court decision repealing the Clinton roadless rule.
"It's up and down like a yo-yo," said Tom Partin, president of the American Forest Resource Council, a timber industry group. "It seems to be bouncing from one court to the other."
The Obama administration cited that legal uncertainty this spring in ordering a one-year moratorium on most road-building in national forests.
A May 28 directive by Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack gives him sole decision-making authority over all proposed forest management or road construction projects in designated roadless areas in all states except Idaho. Idaho was one of two states that developed its own roadless rule under the 2005 Bush policy, which gave states more control over whether and how to block road-building in remote forests.
Lawyers involved in the case said the 9th Circuit ruling reinstated the Clinton era rule everywhere except Idaho and the Tongass National Forest in Alaska. Idaho created its own plan for roadless forests and the Tongass was exempted from roadless protection in a separate 2003 decision.
Vilsack said in May that his directive should ensure that oversight of activities in the affected areas can continue while long-term roadless policy is developed and court cases proceed.
Justin DeJong, a spokesman for Vilsack, said Wednesday that "the Obama administration supports conservation of roadless areas in our national forests, and this decision today reaffirms the protection of these resources."
The Obama administration has not said whether it will defend the Clinton rule in the Wyoming court battle, but environmentalists say the administration should step in to protect roadless areas.
"We're not out of the woods yet," said Mike Anderson, a senior resource analyst with The Wilderness Society in Seattle.
The 9th Circuit decision "halts the Bush administration assault on roadless areas, but the Obama administration must now take the next steps necessary to make protection permanent and nationwide," he said.
Even without that step, environmental advocates hailed the ruling, calling it the end of the Bush-era rule on roadless forests.
"This is a huge step. It puts the roadless rule back in place," said Kristen Boyles, a lawyer for the environmental group Earthjustice, which represented a coalition of environmental groups in the case.


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Karina W. Davidson, Ph.D.
- Professor of Behavioral Medicine in Medicine, Cardiology, and Psychiatry
- Director, Center for Behavioral Cardiovascular Health, Columbia University Medical Center
- Associate Director, Columbia University Clinical & Translational Science Award (CTSA)
622 W. 168th Street
PH 9 Room 314
New York, NY 10032
Phone: 212-342-4493
- Graduate:
- Ph.D., Clinical Psychology (1991), University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
- M.A.Sc., Industrial/Org Psychology (1987), University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario
- Undergraduate:
- B.A. Hon. (1984), Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Dr. Karina Davidson's research focuses on biopsychosocial influences on cardiovascular disease. She was the Principal Investigator for one series of NHLBI studies (COPES) examining the etiologies, mechanisms and treatments by which depression confers prognostic risk in patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS), and is also is Principal Investigator for a NHLBI-funded program project grant (PULSE) examining novel depression phenotypes and their pathophysiological and behavioral mechanisms underlying ACS recurrence risk. She is also conducting an NHLBI-funded randomized controlled trial to test which of two depression treatments improves survival in ACS patients. She has previously conducted randomized controlled trials on telephone-administered Problem-Solving Therapy for depression, hostility management, and improving constructive anger, and has also applied dose-finding methodologies to the development of behavioral interventions for patients with cardiovascular diseases. She has successfully mentored several junior faculty members from many disciplines and with differing scientific interests.
Selected Publications
- Davidson KW, Peacock J, Kronish IM, Edmondson D. Personalizing behavioral interventions through single-patient (N-of-1) trials. Soc Personal Psychol Compass. 2014;8(8):408-421.
- Davidson KW, Kronish IM, Shaffer JA. An innovative or disconcerting approach to the psychosocial care of your patient with a cardiac condition are you a lumper or a splitter? JAMA Intern Med. 2014;174(6):936-937.
- Davidson KW,, Bigger JT, Burg MM, et al. Centralized, stepped, patient preference-based treatment for patients with post-acute coronary syndrome depression: CODIACS Vanguard Randomized Controlled Trial. JAMA Intern Med. 2013;173(11):997-1004
- Davidson KW,Mostofsky E. Anger expression and risk of coronary heart disease: Evidence from the Nova Scotia Health Survey. Am Heart J. 2010;159(2):199-206
- Davidson KW,Burg MM, Kronish IM, et al. Association of anhedonia with recurrent major adverse cardiac events and mortality 1 year after acute coronary syndrome. Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2010;67(5):480-488.
- Davidson KW,Rieckmann N, Clemow L, et al. Enhanced depression care for patients with acute coronary syndrome and persistent depressive symptoms: Coronary Psychosocial Evaluation Studies Randomized Controlled Trial. Arch Intern Med. 2010;170(7):600-608.
- Davidson KW,Mostofsky E, Whang W. Don't worry, be happy: Positive affect and reduced 10-year incident coronary heart disease: The Canadian Nova Scotia Health Survey. Eur Heart J. 2010;31(9):1065-1070.
- Davidson KW,Burg M, Shimbo D. Endothelin-1 Release and Stimulation of the Inflammatory Cascade. Is Acute Coronary Syndrome Triggered by Watching Spectator Sports? J Am Coll Cardiol . 2010;55(7):643-644.
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As the music group, Black-Eyed Peas, once said, "Let's get it started in here."
So, I start my series of columns on places to go in Georgia with Georgia's first city -- Savannah. First off, Paula Deen is not the end-all, be-all of Savannah. I just want to put that out there now as we get into this thing.
It's the place where you can learn colonial history, Revolutionary War history, and Civil War history. It's the birthplace of Girl Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Low. It's home to the park bench that "Forrest Gump" sat on. It's got not one, but TWO 19th Century forts. It was where "Midnight in the Garden of Evil" was filmed.
And, yeah, it is where Deen has a popular restaurant.
So where should I begin? Well, if you prefer a mobile tour, there is "Savannah's Best Sightseeing Tours" (www.trolleytours.com/savannah). During this get-on-and-off-as-you-wish trolley tour, you can see multiple Savannah sites, including the Juliette Gordon Low birthplace; Chippewa Square (with a statue of Georgia founder James Oglethorpe); Forsyth Park; River Street; the City Market, and the Ships of the Sea Museum.
Tickets are $25 per adult, if purchased in person. It's much more affordable for young children, however. Children under 4 are free, and tickets cost $10 for youths between the ages of 4 and 12. Now, if you choose the trolley tour, you should pre-purchase your tickets online. There is an online discount for adult tickets, which gets them to $22.50.
Now, as I said, there are two old forts in, or very near, Savannah. The first is Old Fort Jackson, which is located at 1 Fort Jackson Road. It's open from 9 a.m., to 5 p.m., and is the (much) smaller of the two area forts. It's a quick visit, that probably takes 25 minutes, tops, but if you time your visit just right, you can catch one of the cannon demonstrations.
The fort is run by the Coastal Heritage Society. Admission is cheap, about $5 per person (unless you're a very young child; then, it's free). You can call the fort's visitor shop at (912) 232-3945, for more information on the cannon-firing demonstrations.
The other local fort is Fort Pulaski, on Cockspur Island, just 15 miles east of Savannah on U.S. Hwy. 80. It is much bigger than Old Fort Jackson. It's run by the National Park Service, and admission is just $3 per person over the age of 16. Anyone, 15 and under, can get in free.
The visitor's center is open from 9 a.m., to 6 p.m., during the summer, and the fort features hourly cannon and rifle demonstrations on Saturdays. But, the neat thing about Fort Pulaski is its exterior walls, facing the surrounding marshes. They're pot-holed from all the cannons that were fired at them during the Civil War.
Now, I mentioned Paula Deen earlier, so I can't end this column without talking about the food accommodations. While I'm sure Paula Deen's restaurant is a fine place to eat, I'd recommend you each lunch there, only if you are a diehard fan, because the place is notorious for its long lines of people waiting to get a table.
The thing is, you don't even need to eat there if you're just looking for a quick bite to eat and don't want a long wait. There are plenty of good places in town. One place, I found I liked when I went down there a couple of years ago, was Kevin Barry's Irish Pub, which is located at 117 West River Street. It's a nice little two-story place I found while walking along the river front.
You're food won't cost much either, most dishes are under $15. But, really Savannah is full of Irish Pubs, so don't take my recommendation as the only one you should try, by any means. So, that's Savannah in a quick nutshell. Next week, I'll talk about nearby Tybee Island, and it's lighthouse and beach.
Curt Yeomans covers education for the Clayton News Daily. He can be reached via e-mail at email@example.com.
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Imagine if the studio announced they were putting the pieces together on "Anchorman 2," but it was centered around a completely unrelated news team at the same Channel Four as the first picture. That's essentially what happened when they opted to bring none of the gang back for "Caddyshack II," instead figuring that director Allan Arkush ("Rock 'n' Roll High School") could make hay out of a cast that included Jackie Mason, Dan Aykroyd and Randy Quaid, figuring the golf-related jokes would carry the audience's interest. The slobs vs. snobs parallels are still present, as "Caddyshack II" carries the feeling of a film that went through many different itinerations, with Mason ostensibly filling in for a once-thought-to-be-returning Rodney Dangerfield. The story carries on as such, with a war being fought to get the wealthy average Joe played by Mason into a membership slot, a scenario so dull they needed to bring back the gopher from the first film and actually allowing him to talk in order to fill screen time. While Chevy Chase is the single cast member that returns from the original, it's telling that the lawless troublemaker of the first film is now the majority owner of the clubhouse: the geeks have inherited the penthouse, and no one is really minding the door. Famously, Chase was open about regretting his return trip to the 'shack; considering Chase's many dubious career choices, that's saying something.
The best (read: worst) way to continue a story inorganically is to roll back all the character growth that occurred in part one. It's why the end of "Arthur" seemed to suggest the titular drunk was turning over a new leaf and attempting to build a new life, but the sequel begins years later with no one worried he's fallen back into drinking. Dudley Moore fits this role like a shoe, which is why it's depressing to see him roll around and drawl through the part as he and his new wife (Liza Minelli) prepare to have a child. Seeking revenge, however, is Susan, the spurned lover of the first film (recast as Cynthia Sikes), and with her father, they scheme to wrangle Arthur's inheritance from him. Our title character is now implausibly rendered homeless just as he's attempting to prove to the adoption agency that he and his wife are a suitable couple. It's a whole lot of rings to jump through in order to provide this film with a softer touch than the first film, a gesture that seems in-line with society's growing worry about alcoholism as a disease, and not the charming attribute from the first film. By the time the ghost of his old valet Hobson (Sir John Gielgud) appears to help get Arthur over his troubles, the film is very visibly running on fumes in an attempt to reach a suitable runtime.
There's a dulling inevitability to success of a contemporary film, in that the formula is about to resurface a few more times, and if the first film isn't any good, they'll be content with success and port the formula over for part two. Such is the case from most bottom-feeding studio comedies of this period, which is how "Meet The Fockers" somehow, for a brief time, became the highest grossing live action comedy in history. Chew on that for a moment. The sequel finds uptight patriarch Robert De Niro meeting the Focker folks, played by a free-loving Dustin Hoffman and Barbara Streisand in performances that redefine shtick. What's startling about "Meet The Fockers" is about how unadventurous it is, with Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) constantly finding humiliation from the interactions of daffy liberal Hoffman and ramrod-straight De Niro (not like there's a real political divide of any type dividing these characters). In the seventies, if you said there would be a movie coming in thirty years starring Robert De Niro and Dustin Hoffman, we'd think it was a slow burn must-see character piece. Once bright writer-director Tim Blake Nelson shows up in the final act in his day job as backwards yokel for big studio films, it's clear this is as far from that hypothetical movie as you could get.
"Get this… they get hung over again!" After the absurd success of the first film, it only makes sense that director Todd Phillips essentially walked into the Warner Bros. offices, shrugged, and presented an outline that would essentially mimic nearly every plot point from the first film. It's an act of unusual, borderline amusing self-sabotage, and it would almost count as transgressive had it not worked so well, with the film outgrossing its predecessor. This time around, the Wolf Pack is in Bangkok for a wedding, only for childlike Alan (Zack Galifianakis) to drug them all again in an attempt at prompting Ubuntu between the group. What follows is yet another prolonged search for poor, missing Doug (Justin Bartha) while the film keeps hinting at a darker, more dangerous film that never manifests. By the time Phillips got to the nearly jokeless "The Hangover Part III" the revelation was that Phillips never cared for these characters in the first place, and the many motifs and characters inexplicably returning for this relocated second film suggest a director with little regard for his bankrollers or his audience. It's too bad, because Phillips here is wasting a great trio of comedic performers, allowing them to go through the motions one more time for the sake of a paycheck, with nary an acting challenge in sight. Their pockets certainly got fatter, however, and that's likely the lasting image anyone has of this sequel.
Jim Carrey seemed to figure out the score after "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls," bowing out of sequels to his most popular fare. The end result was only proof of his stardom: prequel "Dumb And Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd" was quickly forgotten, while "Evan Almighty" was a tremendous financial sinkhole. But eleven years after "The Mask," New Line Cinema got back on the horse with the 'Mask' mythology, crafting an unusually unpleasant, remarkably bizarre, ultimately artless endeavor. While the first film notably softened the original comic books' madcap gruesome violence, "Son Of The Mask" goes even farther, grounding the story in family film territory with the tale of a mild-mannered cartoonist who gains possession of the mask, but must keep it out of the hands of flamboyant God of Mischief Loki (Alan Cumming). Non-entity Jamie Kennedy was such an underwhelming replacement for Carrey that they purposely kept the image of him in the mask out of ads, instead emphasizing sequences where the baby and family dog wear the mask and become horrifically-animated CGI monstrosities. "Son Of The Mask" piles through Tex Avery homages like a runaway train as Kennedy and Cumming attempt to out-mug each other in an effects tornado that reaches Dadaist levels of incoherence. Kennedy would later be so consumed with the negative reactions to the film (of which he is far from the worst element) that he would devote an entire portion of his documentary "Heckler" to insulting critics of the picture to their face, a silly tactic that nonetheless is likely the lasting legacy of this overbudgeted disaster.


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She was born Sept 14 and I still don't have it. With ODD, we received it within 2 weeks. It's been almost 3 1/2 months. I even called the office near me and the guy said "I don't know why you haven't received it yet. It usually gets mailed within 2 weeks." And I couldn't help but be a bitch, so I said "Don't you think I already knew that? I filled out the form at the hospital and they gave a confirmation paper. I just want to know why it's not here yet." Him: "Well, I can give you the number but that's all."
So, now I have to apply for a new one because of their stupidity. And I have no money because I spent it all on my girls for Christmas.
Not only do I have to deal with that, I also received a child support application in the mail with my name to fill it out, saying I'm filing for it ???? I'm engaged, soon to be married, to the father of my kids and have been for 4 1/2 years now. They sent me a few 4 months ago (while pregnant with LO), I called them about it and they told me they would handle it. Three months later, I get another one. And when I called this time they told me they couldn't do anything because I filed all four of us for medicaid but only the the kids recieved it. ? It doesn't make any sense. Not to mention, they're sending it to my MIL's address?? I lived there once for 2 months, before I was pregnant with ODD. So, now I have my judgemental MIL and FIL thinking (which I know they are, I'm not stupid) that I plan on leaving with the girls and having DF pay child support. We're doing great, with 2 kids, our own place and him finally finding an amazing job that he loves after being laid off a month before LO was born. Can I get a break!
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LONDON (AP) - A jury in Britain on Thursday found former glam rock singer Gary Glitter guilty of a string of sex abuse offenses against three young girls in the 1970s and '80s.
NEW YORK (AP) - NBC "Nightly News" anchor Brian Williams apologized Wednesday for incorrectly claiming as recently as last week that he rode on a helicopter that came under enemy fire when he was reporting in Iraq in 2003.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - While finding that Americans narrowly favor allowing gay and lesbian couples to legally marry, a new Associated Press-GfK poll also shows most believe wedding-related businesses should be allowed to deny service to same-sex couples for religious reasons.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Health insurer Anthem said hackers infiltrated its computer network and gained access to personal information for "tens of millions" of customers and employees, including CEO Joseph Swedish.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - What does "sexual intercourse" mean in Florida?
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The largest U.S. measles outbreak in recent history isn't the one that started in December at Disneyland. It happened months earlier in Ohio's Amish country, where 383 people fell ill after unvaccinated Amish missionaries traveled to the Philippines and returned with the virus.
NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. stock indexes flipped between slight gains and losses on Wednesday as oil prices plunged, ending a four-day rally. Stronger profits for Disney drove its stock higher, pulling the Dow Jones industrial average up.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Republicans on Wednesday maneuvered to put Democrats on record again as opposing legislation that would fund the Homeland Security Department and overturn President Barack Obama's recent actions on immigration.
NEW YORK (AP) - There are few places where evolving technology has been more disruptive than in the work place, which played out again Wednesday as Staples announced it would spend about $6 billion to buy Office Depot.
NEW YORK (AP) - With cellular-data plans, unlimited doesn't really mean unlimited. Some carriers threaten to slow down speeds after heavy use or curb how much you can stray from their own networks.
AMMAN, Jordan (AP) - Jordan executed two al-Qaida prisoners before dawn Wednesday, just hours after an online video purported to show Islamic State group militants burning a captured Jordanian pilot to death in a cage.
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