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Wallace State, LSU-Eunice and Herkimer Take NJCAA Softball Championships
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - This past weekend at three separate sites across the country, Wallace State Community College-Hanceville (NJCAA-I), LSU-Eunice (NJCAA-II) and Herkimer (NJCAA-III) each won their division's respective NJCAA National Softball Championship.
No. 8-seed Wallace State Community College-Hanceville (Ala.) won its second-ever NJCAA Division I Softball Championship as the Lions registered a 7-3 victory over No. 2-seed Salt Lake Community College (Utah) on Sat., May 18, at the Canyons Complex in St. George, Utah. For information on Wallace State's win in the Division I tournament click here.
This time last season, the LSU-Eunice softball team was heading into the locker room after dropping back-to-back games to Phoenix College (Ariz.) in the NJCAA DII Softball National Championship. On Sat., May 18, at Traceway Park in Clinton, Miss., the Bengals avenged last year's title-round defeat with an 8-0 victory over the Phoenix Bears for their second national championship. For info on LSU-Eunice's win in the Division II tournament click here.
Herkimer County Community College (N.Y.) won its first national championship in Division III softball on Sat., May 18, with a 5-2 victory over top-seed Brookdale Community College (N.J.) on a rain-soaked surface at the McQuillan Softball Complex in Rochester, Minn. For info on Herkimer's win in the Division III tournament click here.


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|Vegetable oil
|4 Tablespoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs), broken into pieces no larger than 1 inch in diameter
|2 Medium, peeled and chopped
|4 Clove (20 gm), peeled and minced
|Ginger piece
|1 , peeled and grated (About 1/2 Inch Piece)
|Ground coriander
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground cumin
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground turmeric
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Tomato paste
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Medium, peeled and quartered
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Long eggplants/3 cups of the larger eggplant, diced into 1 -inch cubes
|2 Small
Heat the oil in a 10-inch skillet or 10-inch heavy-bottomed pot over a medium-high flame.
When hot, put in baris and fry them, turning frequently, for about 2 minutes or until they turn a few shades darker.
(Do not let them get a very dark brown.) Remove them with a slotted spoon and set aside.
To the same oil, add first the chopped onions, stirring and frying continuously, for about 4 minutes, until the onions have turned dark at the edges.
Lower the heat to medium low and add the garlic and ginger; keep stirring; after 2 minutes, add the coriander, cumin, and turmeric; stir again; and after 2 more minutes, put in the tomato paste and stir; finally, after another 2 minutes, add the fried baris, 3 cups of water, the potatoes, and the salt.
Stir and bring to a boil.
Cover, lower heat, and simmer gently for 30 minutes.
Wash the eggplants.
Do not break off the stem and the green part.
Quarter the eggplants, lengthwise, all the way from the stem down, and drop the quarters into the pot.
Add another 1/2 cup of water.
Stir, bring to a boil again, cover, lower heat, and simmer for 20 minutes.
To serve: Bring the baris to the table in a warm serving bowl.
Let each person serve himself in small individual katoris or bowls.
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Oscar Talk: Nominations postmortem (finally) and Sundance chatter
Welcome to Oscar Talk.
In case you're new to the site and/or the podcast, Oscar Talk is your one-stop awards chat shop between yours truly and Anne Thompson of Thompson on Hollywood. The podcast is broadcast in special installments throughout the season, charting the ups and downs of contenders along the way. Plenty of things change en route to Oscar's stage and we're here to address it all as it unfolds.
On the docket today…
- BETTER LATE THAN NEVER: A week after the Oscar nominations announcement, we finally get around to assessing the field. What were the surprises?
- TO SPLIT OR NOT TO SPLIT?: Is this really a year that will see Best Picture and Best Director split? Is such a thing predictable? Many seem to think so but…
- BALMY SUNDANCE: No snow in Park City this year but a few films hit a stride that could carry them into the awards discussion a year from now.
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Negative - Ern Poulton's Property, Hopetoun, Victoria, 1921 Reg. No: MM 7002
- Description Of Content:
- Harvesters setting out to take in the crop. The local community had gathered to take in Ern Poulton 's crop after his from pneumonia at about age 31. 34 headers and teams turned up to strip the crop. One of a series of images.
- Acquisition Information:
- Copied from Glenys Klemm, 1988
- Acknowledgement:
- The Biggest Family Album of Australia, Museum Victoria
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|Negative: Black & White; 35 mm
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|J Discaciati & Co Studio, 1921
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PathEngineUpdated 1 year ago Released Jul 2002 with a commercial licence
PathEngine is the name of a company as well as an advanced path finding software development kit, created under the leadership of Thomas Young. The company...
Iron Lore Entertainment® is an independent developer of premier computer and video games. It was founded in October 2000 by Brian Sullivan, the co-creator of the award winning and best selling Age of Empires series of games. Iron Lore is dedicated to creating top quality, blockbuster games in a professional, fun environment.
Iron Lore is best known for their first game, the action role playing game Titan Quest. This game was released in June 2006 with fun gameplay, fantastic visuals, high production values, and great reviews. For their efforts on Titan Quest, Iron Lore was given the Best New Studio award at GDC 2007 by the AIAS.
Iron Lore followed Titan Quest with their release of Titan Quest: Immortal Throne, a full featured expansion with new story, maps, art, equipment, skills, and skill masteries. Immortal Throne enhanced the TQ experience by not only adding new content, but also expanding and enhancing the original content with features targeted for TQ's active and loyal community.
Iron Lore is currently working on Dawn of War: Soulstorm, a stand-alone expansion for the highly successful Dawn of War game franchise. This game is part of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, one of the most popular gaming licenses. This also extends Iron Lore's expertise into the real-time strategy genre, an area where many of Iron Lore's key developers have extensive experience.
While finishing up development of Soulstorm, Iron Lore is currently gearing up for the development of a multi-platform epic role playing game. With a capable and experienced team of 35 developers, Iron Lore is well positioned for the future.
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From the co-creator of Age of Empires, Brian Sullivan, comes an all-new action role-playing game set in the mythical worlds of ancient Greece and Egypt...
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wow. I didn't know it was founded in 2000. thats a young company :D They made a couple really good game though.


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Willow removal equals water savings
Removing willows growing in the stream bed of creeks and rivers could return valuable water resources to river systems, new CSIRO research has found.
Removing willows growing in the stream bed of creeks and rivers could return valuable water resources to river systems, new CSIRO research has found.
Evidence supporting Australia's internal quarantine restrictions designed to stop the spread of insect pests, has been published in the respected scientific journal, Nature Communications.
Following a study of what is in effect a miniature galaxy buried inside a normal-sized one like a Russian doll astronomers using a CSIRO telescope have concluded that massive black holes are ...
CSIRO researchers have discovered a new method growers could use to control when their grapes ripen, without affecting wine quality.
A major CSIRO breakthrough in wireless technology designed to bring broadband to people living beyond the optical fibre network, will be unveiled in Sydney tomorrow.
Excessive groundwater development represents a greater threat to nearby rivers and streams during dry periods (low flows) than previously thought, according to research released today by CSIRO.
Despite recent rainfall in parts of eastern Australia, a recently released scientific report indicates an increasing risk of below-average rainfall and runoff into streams, and drier conditions into the future ...
Australian scientists are preparing to use the data from a new $22m array of high-tech equipment to help them probe deeper into the nations surrounding oceans.
CSIRO has helped transform the University of Sydney's radio telescope into a world-class instrument, and along the way has learned lessons for its own ASKAP (Australian SKA Pathfinder) telescope.
The authors of a new book have called for the development of more robust international ocean and ice sheet monitoring and modelling programs designed to help community adaptation planning keep pace with the ...
The life expectancy of cooling plates in heat exchangers at Rio Tinto Alcans Yarwun alumina refinery has increased from a few days to as long as 12 months with help from CSIROs slurry erosion researchers, ...
The delivery of sustainable water supplies in Australia will require water managers and engineers to factor in a range of predicted variations in climate and long-term demand for water resources, according ...
Scientists are reporting significant changes in the distribution of coastal fish species in south-east Australia which they say are partly due to climate change.
CSIRO scientists have developed a revolutionary technique for the rapid on-site detection and quantification of petroleum hydrocarbons (commonly derived from crude oil) in soil, silt, sediment, or rock.
A CSIRO study of the quality of air inside the typical Australian home has not revealed any nasty surprises.


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Join the panel discussion of James Lorence's " The Unemployed People's Movement: Leftists, Liberals and Labor in Georgia, 1929-41" and David Taylor's "Soul of a People: The WPA Writers' Project Uncovers Depression America". Two Oneida writers, Oscar Archiquette and Ida Blackhawk, also participate in the panel.
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Dr. Andrew Bacevich, professor at Boston University, discusses his publications on political and social issues. Dr. Paul Buhle is the co-author of William Appleman Williams biography. They discuss the life of Williams as well as their own publications.
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Harvey Pekar and Paul Buhle appear at the 2009 Wisconsin Book Festival to discuss the graphic adaptation of "Working" by Studs Terkel; it's the first effort to translate Terkel's oral history classic into comic art.
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Jim Lattis discusses the history of the Washburn Observatory and the renovations themselves.
Fire, Fossils and Female Curators--The 160 Year History...
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Brooke Norsted chronicles the history of the UW Geology Museum. The museum has survived a fire and the theft of boxes of specimens since its inception in 1848.
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Richard Cates, Author
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Mark Tully, Author From about 1600 through 1850, determined men in bark canoes, known as Voyageurs or "travelers," paddled up the rivers and streams of the Great Lakes watershed hoping to trade a few simple tools and trinkets for thick, valuable beaver skins. Mark Tully gives a first-person multi-media presentation of the fascinating, true story of one of these Voyageurs-- "A Man Called...
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Aldo Leopold, A Sand County Almanac and Climate Change -...
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Filmmakers Kate Davis, David Heilbroner, and Franco Sacchi aim to clarify the abstruse relationship between Christian Zionists and Jews while encouraging dialogue between dissenting groups with this documentary examining the possibility that a substantial American voting block is attempting to create a self-fulfilling prophecy of international holy war. By speaking with Evangelicals in their homes, at conferences, and even during a tour of the site in Israel where they believe Jesus Christ will return to Earth, the filmmakers intertwine Jewish and Christian Zionist perspectives to explore the unique alliance between Evangelical Christians and Israel that could lay the groundwork for the battle of Armageddon. Interviewees include Connecticut evangelicals James and Laura Bagg, McAlester, OK-based Evangelicals Tony and Devonna Edwards, and Salem, OR-based doctor H. Wayne House, each of whom believe we are living in the end times, and that they will all be raptured into the heavens when Christ returns and humanity enters into a violent seven-year period known as "The Tribulation." … More
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Correction: California Water-Ballot Measure story
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — In a story June 23 about proposed changes to a water bond measure, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the bill would require that any future tunnel projects be approved by the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy. In fact, the bill does not give the conservancy the authority for direct approval.
The AP also misstated that the conservancy is part of the Delta Stewardship Council. The two are separate state entities.
A corrected version of the story is below:
Water bond measure fails in initial Senate vote
Senate Democrats fail to secure Republican support to revamp November water bond measure
By JUDY LIN
Associated Press
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Senate Democrats on Monday failed in an initial attempt to secure Republican support for overhauling the $11.1 billion water bond on the November ballot.
Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg brought the legislation to a vote because he said he wanted to force "an honest public discussion" about how to improve water supply in California, which is in a drought after three relatively dry years.
SB848 by Sen. Lois Wolk, D-Davis, fell short of the required two-thirds majority vote needed to pass, but it's not dead. After it failed 22-9, Wolk made a procedural move that will allow the bill to be reconsidered later in the summer.
The measure also lacked Gov. Jerry Brown's support. Steinberg said the governor prefers a smaller bond.
"The governor is concerned about ongoing debt service and its impact on future budgets," said the governor's spokesman, Jim Evans.
Democrats say voters are likely to reject the existing ballot measure if it remains on the general election ballot because it is perceived as containing too much special interest pork and being too supportive of a contentious tunnel project to divert water from the Northern California delta to farms and residents in the south.
The Legislature passed the current water bond in 2009 but has delayed it from going before voters twice out of fear that it would be defeated.
Steinberg said a bond that is perceived as promoting the tunnels, a project that is a priority of the governor, is likely to be defeated by voters.
The new version put forth by Senate Democrats is slightly smaller at $10.5 billion. Supporters said it takes a neutral position on the tunnels, provides funding to improve the quality of drinking water supplies and maintains the $3 billion in the current bond to increase storage, primarily through building new dams or raising existing ones.
Maintaining money for dams was the top priority of Republican lawmakers, whose support is needed.
"If this is your signature priority, today is your chance," Steinberg said.
Sen. Jim Nielsen, R-Gerber, said he believes voters will support the 2009 water bond that is currently on the ballot, given the water shortages facing many communities.
"I do believe that the voters of California, now having been confronted with this drought, will be sympathetic," he said.
In the Assembly, several water bond overhauls are in the works, all of them less expensive than the Senate plan that came to a vote Monday. Any new version of the water bond will have to pass both houses of the Legislature on a supermajority vote and gain support from minority Republicans.


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Telluride Yoga Festival
The 8th Annual Telluride Yoga Festival is a 4-day event featuring over 100 offerings. These include yoga, meditation, music, hiking, dining, social gatherings and more. World-renowned teachers, artists, philosophers and scholars lead intimate workshops throughout the towns of Telluride & Mountain Village in eclectic and historic venues with stunning views of the majestic mountains surrounding the Telluride area…making it a unique and special gathering unlike any other. For for details or to purchase passes, go to www.tellurideyogafestival.com or stay in the flow with us on Facebook.com/TellurideYogaFestival
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Just wondering if your festival might be interested in a concert of deep meditational music from the UK based on the energies of the Bach Flower Remedies. Take a look at my website at www.musicalremedies.com - or read the review of the latest album, GIVE TAKE, on www.thejazzmann.com.
This is deeply healing music. I have performed at a yoga centre in Spain, a therapists' conference in Romania and to groups of Latvian flower therapists visiting the UK. It would be wonderful to have a chance to perform at your festival in July.
All good wishes
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Hi, Andrew! This is just the event listing on Visit Telluride's site. You will need to visit Yoga Festival's site and contact them directly with any festival related request: http://tellurideyogafestival.com


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They just got beat down at home by a bitter rival, are sitting in the AFC West cellar with a 1-3 record, and have many within the organization ready to turn the page on quarterback Matt Cassel. It's fair to conclude the Chiefs are in a bad place. And with the Ravens coming to town in Week 5, smart money is on it going from bad to worse. Despite handing Romeo Crennel the head coaching reigns, hoping he could change the culture tainted by Todd Haley, fundamental issues remain within the team, leading to blowout losses, a poor record and dwindling hope of a successful season. It's unfortunate considering the devout fanbase that still comes out in full force each week, even when there's little to cheer for. However, the dismal situation has led to boiling point for those very fans, who've resorted to their own 'Occupy' movement in hopes of forcing upper management's hand. With the monetary commitment of fellow fans, one member of the messageboard ChiefsPlanet.com has organized a ban...
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Below is a list of my most frequently used WordPress plugins, along with descriptions of how I use them and links to examples in some cases.
The name of each plugin is linked to its download page (each link opens a new window).
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Below is a list of my most frequently used WordPress plugins, along with descriptions of how I use them and links to examples in some cases.
The name of each plugin is linked to its download page (each link opens a new window).
Super affiliate, blogger, and speaker, Rosalind is best known for her affiliate marketing training in the Super Affiliate Handbook: How I made $436,797 in One Year Selling Other Peoples' Stuff Online and Affiliate Blogger PRO. You can connect with her on Facebook and Google+.
Morna says
Thank you so much, Rosalind. Your newsletters are always filled with valuable information. Not to put you in a spot but…how does AmaNiche compare to ReviewAZon (especially in ease of application)?
Nancy Ball says
Thanks for a very helpful post on plugins. While I haven't ventured into installing a blog on my server yet, these are excellent suggestions. Being a blog newbie, this definitely helps as a guide when I get my nerve up to do a WP install.
I was wondering, with the new FTC laws, is there a plugin for adding these extras to a blog site? Are they automatic when you upload a WP blog? What's the best way to stay within the new laws?
Renee says
Thanks once again for giving away all your "state secrets"….love, love, love the list of plugins. And thanks to your commentors who added a couple of more. (but don't tell anyone else about Amaniche…:-)
Randy says
Nice list of plugins. I see the bad behavior plugin is doing it's job by blocking more than 500 access attempts in the last week. Thanks for sharing this info.
Susan says
Thanks for the great list of plugins. I'll be sharing your list with my readers today.
Gregory E. Nemer says
This is a very useful list of plugins.
I love wordpress plugins and there are a few ones you've mentioned that I've never heard of before including Amaniche and popshops.
Can't wait to try them out!
Karen says
Awesome list! Thanks Ros:-)
Mark Krusch says
Hi Rosalind,
Thank you for sharing your plugin list! I use most of these.
Here's a plugin I use that you might want to check out – StatPress Reloaded – by Manuel Grabowski
You can find it at: http://blog.matrixagents.org/wp-plugins/
It's similar to Google Analytics but you don't have to leave your blog to check the stats, plus it gives you stats on the spiders that visit your blog!
Thanks again for sharing.
Kathryn says
Hi Ros
Thanks for sharing this info. I had already implemented several plugins on my WordPress site and now I have added a few more to my collection that were suited to my site. There are so many plugins to wade through so this information has really helped.
Cherie says
Brilliant list Roz, thanks a lot. Just a heads up on the contact form, It's not actually showing on that link just says [contact-form 1 "Contact form 1"]
Matt Belcher says
Sorry forgot to ask. How do you make the main page navigation bar go to the top of your theme? I am using the same at http://www.lifeturnaroundnow.com and would love to do the same!
Is it much coding?
Thanks Ros,
Matt Belcher says
Awesome! I have been waiting to get this from you for a long time!
Thanks Ros. Your site does help people like me not have to do all the testing to see what we should and should not use!
Olufemi says
This was very useful and excellent information. Ros you are very giving and unselfish. You really want to see people succeed.
I'm an affiliate of yours–the Super Affiliate Handbook is a MUST read!
I had whole sections yellow from highlighting!
Thanks Rosalind
Joan Miller says
Hi Ros,
This is a GREAT list! Thanks. There are so many useful plugins and I keep adding them…and my web page loads slower and slower…
One I've found recently that helps with blog slog is "JavaScript to Footer". It moves the scripts from the header to the footer; significantly decreasing loading time on the blog.
"WordPress Super Cache" or "HyperCache" also help with the blog loading time.
Thanks again for a great list. I will implementing some of these!
Greg Ellison says
Some really good plugins and some that I didn't know about. Thanks for sharing. Greg Ellison
John says
I have just started to use wordpress and find it hard to know what is good for plugins because there are just too many. Thanks for narrowing the list down for us wordpress newbies.
Ali says
very usefull, and easy to select. well done good article.
MK (Casey) van Bronkhorst says
Thanks for sharing this; I'm off to get a few more for my growing collection. I thought I'd share two new can't-live-without favorites which are saving my life in the new WP-as-CMS projects.
Page Management Dropdown. This jewel has completely eliminated the dance from edit list or pagemash to the editor to display and back; it generates links to every page and provides them on an easily accessible dropdown menu. Authored by Jascha Ephraim, found at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/page-management-dropdown/
Ozh' Admin Drop Down Menu. Major real estate saver since everything admin is at the top of the screen again, beautifully colored and easily found. Authored by Ozh, http://planetozh.com/blog/my-projects/wordpress-admin-menu-drop-down-css/ (also available at wordpress.org)
Kim says
thank you, I was going to ask what you used for the "comments" section, I want to put one on my WP blog…now I know 😉
ButterflyHerder (Cynthia) says
Excellent! Thanks for sharing these… I use some of them already, but I'm going to check out the others to see which ones might fit for my client websites. Great suggestions!
Rome says
Hey Rosalind, thanks for the great list of WordPress plugins. WordPress is probably one of the easiest and most effective platforms to use. These plug ins really give you a huge advantage.
Thanks again.
Channa Connolly says
Hi Rosalind…I've lurked at your site for a while, but this is my first comment! Not only are your posts great, but I can't help but feel a connection since I'm both Canadian and a woman is this male-dominated corner of cyberspace :0)
Great list of plugins — I'm already using many of these (except I prefer Dynamic Content Gallery [ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/dynamic-content-gallery-plugin/ ]to Featured Content Gallery since FCG has conflict issues between jQuery and MooTools…), but thanks for the heads up on Popshops – I hadn't run across that one before!
Collette Schultz says
I love the list. I'm curious do you have a favorite plugin to promote affiliate products?
Bob says
I was wondering if you coould send me the link where you add an affiliate link to youtube videos. I tried it before but couldn't get it to work. I've misplaced the email.
Bob Tyndall
Lisa Zaslow says
Another GREAT post, Ros! I was just wishing for a list of good plugins and there they were! Thanks SO MUCH!!
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4. Families as Centers of Peace and Love: Paradoxes and Contradictions by Elise Boulding
5. Finding the Taproot of Simplicity: The Movement between Inner Knowledge and Outer Action by Frances Irene Taber
6. Creating Centers of Contagion: Quaker Education in the United States by Eugene S. Mills
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8. Beyond Equal Rights: The Quaker Concern for the Rights of Women
9. Bringing the Family of Humanity into the Family of Friends by James A. Fletcher
10. Alcohol and Drugs: A Quaker Concern by James F. Neff, M.D.
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Tampa, FL (PRWEB) May 14, 2012 -- The Professional Protector Plan for Dentists, a network of specialized agents, has outlined specific information to aide dentists in the decision process of determining a good malpractice insurance program.
1. Financial Ratings – One important aspect of a company is its financial rating. Several industry-recognized companies provide ratings of insurance companies. A.M. Best and Standard & Poor's are the two major companies that issue these financial ratings. Both companies assess the financial strength and creditworthiness of risk-bearing entities and investment vehicles. It can take years for a professional liability claim to arise, and even longer to resolve it. A client should be confident that its insurer will be a viable company and remain in business. Rated "A" excellent by A.M. Best and "A-" by Standard & Poor's. â�¨
2. Risk Management Program – When selecting a malpractice insurer, be certain the insurance company has a strong risk management program in place. Sound risk management and loss control procedures can be the most effective means of preventing malpractice claims and improving claims defensibility. A medical malpractice insurance provider should provide insureds with the tools they need to incorporate sound risk management practices and decrease the probability of a malpractice claim. â�¨
3. Quality Claim Services – Inevitably, one in 10 dentists will experience a professional liability claim within their career. An even greater amount will experience an incident that could lead to a potential claim. Look for professionals experienced in managing professional liability claims - the law firms are chosen for their expertise in medical and dental professional liability defense.
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'Beauty and the Beast' Renewed for Fourth Season by The CWFebruary 14, 2015 10:02:57
The CW has given an early renewal to "Beauty and the Beast". The drama, which was left out of the network's list of new season pick-ups in January, has finally received an order for a fourth season.
The renewal comes four months ahead of the show's third season premiere. The romantic, police procedural series is set to return for a 13-episode third season on Thursday, May 21 at 8 P.M. on the teen-skewing network.
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There is more than reruns this summer on The CW. The network has announced its summer premiere dates for returning shows as well as new series such as "Famous in 12", "Backpackers" and "Seed".
"Whose Line Is It Anyway?" moves to new night, Mondays, starting from June 2 at 8/7c. The long-awaited "Beauty and the Beast", which has been off air since March, premieres on the same night at 9/8c.
CW Picks Up 'Beauty and the Beast' to Full Season, Syfy Renews 'Haven'November 10, 2012 09:11:56
The CW has given a full-season order to its other freshman "Beauty and the Beast". The modern-day adaptation of the famous tale has just received an additional nine episodes, bringing its first season to a total of 22 episodes.
Starring Kristin Kreuk and Jay Ryan, the police procedural series is averaging 2.4 million viewers and a 0.9 rating among adults 18-34 so far. The latest episode is up 9% in total viewers than the previous week.
More Action and Mystery Teased in 'Beauty and the Beast' 1.02 PreviewOctober 12, 2012 11:10:23
After premiering its pilot episode on Thursday, October 11, CW's "Beauty and the Beast" unleashes a preview for its sophomore outing next week. Filled with action scenes, the clip gives glimpses at the troubles that happen following the sudden death of a dancer. Cat is seen asking for help from Vincent to solve the case, but he gets into his Beast mode during the process.
When a rising young ballerina mysteriously falls to her death, Vincent senses that the understudy, Victoria, is hiding information about the dancer's murder. Cat and Tess discover that the victim tried to file a police report for an assault.
New 'Beauty and the Beast' Clip Shows Kristin Kreuk in Subway ShowdownJuly 13, 2012 11:07:17
A pilot of "Beauty and the Beast" has been screened at its Comic-Con panel, but those who were unable to come to San Diego Convention Center still can get a glimpse at Kristin Kreuk in action. Making its way out onto the web, a new clip from the show highlights Kreuk's Catherine Chandler who fights some attackers, one of whom she thought to be an agent who could help her in finding her mother's killer.
Things look bad for Catherine when she falls on the railway with two of the attackers ready to finish her. The Beast comes just right in time to save her, not only from the bad people but also from being hit by a train.
Kristin Kreuk Joins Potential Series 'Beauty and the Beast'February 17, 2012 01:02:36
Kristin Kreuk is hopping from one Disney character to another. The Canadian actress who once portrayed the titular character in TV movie "Snow White", is tackling the role of "Beauty" in the TV pilot for The CW, "Beauty and the Beast".
Unlike the fairy tale, this version of "Beauty and the Beast" is a modern-day romantic love story with a procedural twist. Kreuk plays Catherine, a tough-minded NYPD homicide detective haunted by witnessing her mother's murder nine years ago and the killers' quick demise at the hands of a Beast. After years of searching, Catherine finally finds the Beast, Vincent Koslow, the survivor of a military experiment that went disastrously wrong, and becomes the protector of his secret life as a superhero.
The CW Develops Remake to Linda Hamilton's 'Beauty and the Beast'September 16, 2011 02:09:27
The 1980s cult series "Beauty and the Beast" is going to get a reboot treatment. The CW has confirmed that it is developing the remake project at CBS Television Studios based on the classic drama series that ran on CBS from 1987 to 1990 and starred Ron Perlman as Vincent aka the Beast as well as Linda Hamilton as Catherine.
The reboot version will present the modernized romantic love story with a procedural twist. "Without a Trace" producer Jennifer Levin and "Brothers & Sisters" producer Sherri Cooper are attached to pen the project. They will also serve as executive producer alongside Paul Witt, C. Anthony Thomas, Ron Koslow and Bill Haber.


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Obama, Peña Nieto must save a vital part of effort to fight drug trafficking
Mexico is radically changing the way it cooperates with the US to fight drug trafficking. When President Obama meets with President Peña Nieto today, the two must find a way to save the US-Mexico working groups that have led to arrests in both countries.
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With President Obama visiting Mexico's new president, Enrique Peña Nieto, today, it's time to ask what the future holds for US-Mexican cooperation in reducing drug trafficking – an effort known as the Mérida Initiative.
The Mexican government is radically restructuring that cooperation. Instead of spreading the work across multiple ministries, which have been working with numerous US agencies, it is coordinating everything under the single roof of its Interior Ministry. We appreciate Mr. Peña Nieto's desire to change course in the fight against cartels, but the far-reaching cooperative structures MĂ©rida established should continue.Â
We recently traveled to Mexico City, where we examined security cooperation between Mexico and the United States. After speaking with senior officials in several Mexican federal agencies, we can say that changes in cross-border cooperation are dramatic.
Some context. In 2006, President-elect Felipe CalderĂłn decided to make the fight against organized crime a central part of his presidency. He had good reason to do so. Drug-related violence was soaring and becoming more gruesome. Since then, more than 60,000 Mexicans have lost their lives to drug-related violence.
The violence is not, however, just a Mexican issue. American demand for drugs fuels the trade, and guns from the US are the cartels' weapons of choice. In Chicago, the murder rate is on the rise, partly because of drug trafficking.Â
In March 2007, President Calderón and President George W. Bush agreed to significantly increase cooperation in fighting drug trafficking. Under the resulting Mérida Initiative, the US pledged $1.4 billion in assistance over four years, a fraction of what Mexico spends on the effort. Initial funds were earmarked for hardware; later allotments were to help Mexico transform its judicial sector to be more transparent and accountable. Equally important, Mérida sparked the creation of multiple binational working groups.
Fast forward to 2012. Despite the importance of organized crime as an issue in the Mexican presidential race, Peña Nieto's administration has focused almost exclusively on the economy since the election. Its first major security announcement came a few days ago. Instead of Mexican agencies working directly with their counterparts in US agencies, all communication, intelligence sharing, and joint maneuvers will run through one ministry – Interior.Â
As a public relations strategy in Mexico, it makes sense to lower the volume on the cartels and drug violence. Mexicans are worn out after six years of constant media coverage of gruesome violence and Mr. Calderón's war on those perpetrating it.
However, violence continues, and broad bilateral cooperation can help to stop it. Indeed, during our research we have met US state prosecutors who exchanged information with their Mexican counterparts that led to arrests and prosecutions in both countries. We also heard positive assessments about coordination on cargo inspection. Officers in both countries have also used the US e-trace system, which tracks weapons found at crime scenes.Â
Despite such progress, our discussions with senior Mexican officials suggest the future of bilateral cooperation is in doubt. Many newly appointed senior officials were shocked at the full extent of cooperation with the US during CalderĂłn's administration. Several officials used words like "penetration" and "infiltration" to describe US involvement – words that suggest suspicion about US motives.Â
They also argued that such close cooperation was problematic because CalderĂłn's goals for the MĂ©rida security agreement with the US were unclear. We hope Peña Nieto will clarify these goals, or discuss new ones in his meeting with Mr. Obama.Â
In our recent trip to Mexico, we also discovered that many binational working groups – cornerstones of the collaborative effort – are not meeting. Peña Nieto should reconvene these groups, even if only to discuss a new way forward.
Progress on legal reform is also in question. A senior Mexican official told us the government was still deciding on the type and scope of changes to adopt. Delay is unfair to those in clogged prisons awaiting trial and to the thousands of families who have never received justice for murdered loved ones.Â
Finally, the human capital behind cooperation is being swiftly eroded. Many officials in MĂ©rida working groups have left government or fear losing their jobs. Executive agencies are cleaning house. The Ministry of Public Security, which received significant MĂ©rida funding, was absorbed into the Interior Ministry and has since witnessed an exodus of employees.
Peña Nieto's administration says it will take its time crafting a new security strategy. It should consider three things while doing so.Â
First, it should focus on violence reduction, targeting crimes that contribute to public insecurity, such as kidnapping and extortion.Â
Second, it must complete long-promised judicial reform, especially at the federal level. The Mexican Congress needs to pass new criminal and procedural codes. Without them, the status quo – wide-scale impunity – continues.Â
Third, Mexico should harness the cooperative structures of Mérida to achieve these goals. At their best, Mérida's working groups put people on both sides of the border in touch with their counterparts, allowing for practical cooperation on security issues big and small. Presidents Obama and Peña Nieto should find a way to preserve these groups even as they refocus how they will be used.
Carolyn Gallaher and Dan Schneider are professors in the School of International Service at American University.


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USS Sequoia (presidential yacht)
Sequoia in Washington Marina in 2008
|Sequoia II
|Richard Cadwalader (1925–1928)
William Dunning (1928–1931)
|Mathis Yacht Building Co., Camden, New Jersey
|Laid down:
|United States Department of Commerce
|by purchase, 24 March 1931
|In service:
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|USS Sequoia (AG-23)
|United States Navy
|25 March 1933
|Secretary of the Navy
|In service:
|Out of service:
|1 October 1968
|Sold at auction 18 May 1977
|General characteristics
|90 long tons (91 t)
|104 ft (32 m)
|18 ft 2 in (5.54 m)
|4 ft 5 in (1.35 m)
|12 knots (22 km/h; 14 mph)
USS Sequoia (yacht)
USS Sequoia
|Washington Channel
Washington, D.C.
|38°52′32.4″N 77°01′20.5″W / 38.875667°N 77.022361°WCoordinates: 38°52′32.4″N 77°01′20.5″W / 38.875667°N 77.022361°W
|Trumpy, John; Mathis Yacht Building Co.
|Governing body
|NRHP Reference #
|Significant dates
|Added to NRHP
|23 December 1987[1]
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USS Sequoia is a former United States presidential yacht used from Herbert Hoover to Jimmy Carter, who had it sold in 1977. The ship was decommissioned under Roosevelt and lost its "USS" status at that time, but by popular convention is still often used.[3] NorshipCo, a Norfolk-based shipbuilder and dry-docking company, repossessed the yacht after its owners, Presidential Yacht Sequoia Foundation, failed to pay the $3 million it cost to renovate the vessel.[4] In June 2000, she was sold via auction on Bid4Assets.[4] In November 2004 she was sought for repurchase by the US government but today remains privately owned by Gary Silversmith, who has owned her since September 2000.[3]
The yacht is 104 feet (32 m) long, with a wooden hull, and was designed by John Trumpy Sr., a well-known shipbuilder. It includes a presidential stateroom, guest bedrooms, a galley and dining room, and was at one time retrofitted with an elevator for Franklin D. Roosevelt (Lyndon Johnson had it removed and replaced with a liquor bar).[3]
The ship was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1987.[2][5]
Sequoia started out as Sequoia II, a private yacht built for $200,000 in 1925/1926 at a Camden, New Jersey shipyard. She was built for Richard Cadwalader of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who sold her to William Dunning, the president of the Sequoia Oil Company in Texas.
U.S. government service[edit]
Sequoia was purchased in 1931 by the United States Department of Commerce, for Prohibition patrol and decoy duties. Bootleggers would see what they thought was a rich-man's yacht and boat over to offer to sell illegal liquor, and then undercover police would arrest them. Herbert Hoover, an avid fisherman, had decommissioned the presidential yacht Mayflower in 1929 as an economy measure, and borrowed Sequoia from the Commerce Department as an unofficial yacht during the last two years of his presidency. Hoover was not personally a supporter of prohibition and drank while on the yacht.[3]
In 1933, Sequoia was transferred to the United States Navy, where she was commissioned and given her USS status, serving officially as the presidential yacht for three years, until replaced by the Potomac.
She was decommissioned as an official Navy vessel under Roosevelt during WWII, supposedly because Churchill would not drink liquor on a Navy boat, and she remained decommissioned since.[3] A more likely reason is that alcoholic beverages are prohibited on commissioned U.S. Navy ships and by being "in service", rather than commissioned, the users of the Sequoia could technically not violate the prohibition.
From 1936 through 1969 Sequoia then became the yacht of the Secretary of the Navy. During this period Sequoia was used by presidents and other high-ranking government officials. From 1969 through 1977 the yacht was dual-use for the Navy and executive branch officials including the president.
At Jimmy Carter's direction, the US government sold Sequoia at auction in Manalapan, Florida on 18 May 1977, for $286,000,[5] as a symbolic cutback in Federal Government spending (annual cost to the US Navy was $800,000) and to help eliminate signs of an "imperial presidency".[6]
Notable events aboard Sequoia include:
- Herbert Hoover sailed her to Florida
- Dwight Eisenhower lent her to Queen Elizabeth II during her state visit to the US
- John F. Kennedy held strategy meetings during the Cuban Missile Crisis, and had his last birthday party on the yacht
- Richard M. Nixon negotiated the SALT I arms treaty with Leonid Brezhnev and Anatoly Dobrynin, and later made the decision to resign the presidency
- Gerald Ford conducted Cabinet meetings
- Ronald Reagan met all 50 state governors at the gangplank
- George H. W. Bush met with Chinese premier Li Peng
And some seem to be legends:[7]
- Franklin D. Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower planned European war strategy.[3]
- Harry S. Truman decided to bomb Hiroshima (the decision was made during the Potsdam Conference)
After decommissioning[edit]
She had a number of owners over the next 25 years, due in part to the expenses associated with the maintenance of a wooden-hulled vessel. Some owners sought to offer Sequoia for charter, others were non-profit groups seeking to maintain her for historical or other reasons.
The Presidential Yacht Trust, a non-profit organization, acquired her in 1980 and sponsored an eight-month, 6,000-mile "comeback" tour, but this group went bankrupt three years later. The vessel lay derelict for nearly a decade. Around 2000, Japanese buyers had a contract to purchase the vessel, due to some connections the ship has with Japanese history, but a private American buyer, Gary Silversmith, stepped in and made a counter-offer before the Japanese contract was signed.[3] Sequoia was purchased for $2 million in September 2000, after a shipyard had her renovated at a cost of over $3 million. Sequoia underwent additional restoration, and was available for private charters for $2500 per hour in 2003. In November 2004, Congress voted to appropriate $2 million to repurchase Sequoia, but she remains under private ownership. As of 2010 she was docked at the Gangplank Marina in southwest Washington, D.C.[3]
- American Defense Service Medal
- American Campaign Medal
- World War II Victory Medal
- National Defense Service Medal with star
See also[edit]
- List of official vehicles of the President of the United States, which includes the other presidential yachts
- This article incorporates text from the public domain Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. The entry can be found here.
- This article includes information collected from the Naval Vessel Register, which, as a U.S. government publication, is in the public domain. The entry can be found here.
- ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2009-03-13.
- ^ a b "Sequoia (Yacht)". National Historic Landmark summary listing. National Park Service. Retrieved 2009-09-08.
- ^ a b c d e f g h "Tour of the U.S.S. Sequoia Presidential Yacht, video tour by owner". 21 November 2010. Retrieved 2012-09-13.
- ^ a b "Bankrupt firms auction off assets on line". The Washington Times. 17 July 2000. Retrieved 2011-03-18.
- ^ a b Delgado, James P. (30 June 1987). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination: USS Sequoia (AG-23) / Presidential Yacht Sequoia" (PDF). National Park Service. Retrieved 2012-09-13. and
"Accompanying three photos, undated" (PDF). National Park Service. Retrieved 2012-09-13.
- ^ "Congressional Record - House - 108th Congress" 150. Government Printing Office. 20 November 2004. p. 25146. ISBN 978-0-16-084508-6. Retrieved 2010-06-09.
- ^ "Sequoia documentary". History Channel. 2005. Retrieved 2012-09-13.
Further reading[edit]
- Green, Jack (19 April 2003). "Presidential Yacht Sailors Reunite with Historic Ship" (Press release). Naval Historical Center Public Affairs.
- Kelly, Giles M. Sequoia: Presidential Yacht. Centreville, MD: Tidewater Publishers, 2004. ISBN 0-87033-561-8
- "The Presidential Yacht U.S.S. Sequoia: Restoring a Time-Honored American Tradition" (January 1983 cover story of Architectural Digest)
External links[edit]
- Media related to USS Sequoia (ship, 1926) at Wikimedia Commons
- Official website
- Photos and descriptions of U.S. Presidential Yachts


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