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- Online Special: Supreme Court Watch
- Feb. 26, 2003: Two Senators discuss the embattled nomination of judicial nominee Miguel Estrada and the confirmation process
- Feb. 13, 2003: A report on the continuing struggle in the Senate over the confirmation of judicial nominee Miguel Estrada.
- Nov. 18, 2002: A discussion about how President Bush's judicial nominees will fare in the new Republican-controlled U.S. Senate.
- Sept. 26, 2002: Examining the Senate confirmation battle over judicial nominee Miguel Estrada.
- Mar. 14, 2002: Senate Judiciary Committee's decision to vote down the judicial nomination of Charles Pickering
- May 9, 2002: Bench Battle: The process of confirming judicial appointments.
- Feb. 7, 2002: The question of using ideology as a confirmation test for federal judges.
KWAME HOLMAN: Today, for the sixth time, Republicans fell short of the 60 votes needed to end a Democratic filibuster against Miguel Estrada, President Bush's nominee to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
SEN. PATRICK LEAHY (D-Vt.): I'm not going to vote for somebody who seems to be dominated solely for the purpose of politicizing the federal bench.
KWAME HOLMAN: And for the second time, Democrats in the narrowly divided Senate also maintained their filibuster against Texas Supreme Court Judge Priscilla Owen — Mr. Bush's nominee to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Earlier this week, majority leader Bill Frist said the ongoing Democratic action should not be tolerated.
SEN. BILL FRIST (R-Tenn.): It is simply unacceptable to have the Democrats try to establish a 60-vote threshold for the advice and consent clause of the Constitution of the United States Senate.
KWAME HOLMAN: Miguel Estrada is the first nominee to a federal appeals court ever to be held up by direct filibuster. Adding Judge Owen to that list has put more strain on the relationship between the two parties. Presidential spokesman Ari Fleischer:
ARI FLEISCHER: There are a bipartisan majority of votes for Priscilla Owen. There are a bipartisan majority of votes for Miguel Estrada. They are being blocked and obstructed by a liberal, partisan, obstructionist minority.
KWAME HOLMAN: Last week, Republican Judiciary Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said he believed the reason for the Democrats' tactics goes beyond their opposition to the two nominees.
SEN. ORRIN HATCH: It seems as though our colleagues just seem to hate President Bush, and they're not being fair to him. They're not being fair to his nominees. And the partisanship has gotten out of control.
KWAME HOLMAN: This week, Democratic leader Tom Daschle responded.
SEN. TOM DASCHLE (D-S.D.): Well, first of all, I think we have to be concerned about the hyperbolic rhetoric that comes over and over from some of our friends on the other side.
Last night, we confirmed the 121st judge for this administration. I would defy anybody to find a time when in two years, a little over two years, any Congress has confirmed 121 judges, circuit and district judges. We have opposed two so far. I would hope that our colleagues would take that balance into account before they make the rash statements made by many.
KWAME HOLMAN: In an effort to resolve the problem of stalled nominations, some Republicans on the Judiciary Committee are urging drastic steps, including rewriting Senate rules to eliminate the filibustering of judicial nominees.
And some Democrats also are considering remedies, such as bipartisan screening panels for judicial candidates. And in a letter to Leaders Frist and Daschle, 10 freshman senators, led by Texas Republican John Cornyn, suggested that whatever is done, the process should be improved as soon as possible.
MARGARET WARNER: We take up the debate now with two key players on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
As we just heard, Republican John Cornyn of Texas is behind a push with nine fellow freshmen to change the process. He's chairman of the Constitution subcommittee, which held a hearing on ways to do that earlier this week. Democrat Charles Schumer of New York is the ranking Democrat on the court subcommittee. He's got a reform proposal too that would have bipartisan nominating commissions in each state involved in selecting judicial nominees.
Welcome, senators. You've both called for changes in this process. Senator Cornyn, what would you put in its place?
SEN. JOHN CORNYN: Well, as you pointed out in the lead-in, we had a hearing at which multiple proposals were put forward, one by my colleague Senator Schumer, and one by Senator Arlen Specter (R-Penn.), another by Senator Zell Miller (D-Ga.).
And I think… I congratulate, really, all three of these senators for putting forth a positive proposal for reform, I think which acknowledges the fact that the judicial confirmation process is in a downward spiral, and really is at a low point in recent Senate history.
MARGARET WARNER: But would you want to end the filibuster of judicial nominees?
SEN. JOHN CORNYN: Margaret, I'm not opposed to the filibuster, because I think the filibuster is designed to make sure that there is adequate debate.
But at some point — and now it's been two years since some of president bush's nominees were first proposed — the debate needs to end and there needs to be a vote. What I want — and I think what the American people want, and I think most of the Senate wants — is when a majority stands ready to confirm a judicial nominee, a bipartisan majority to allow a vote, and then to confirm that nominee. Each senator is obviously free to vote their own conscience.
MARGARET WARNER: Senator Schumer, talk about your proposal and whether you think you can find common ground here.
SEN. CHARLES SCHUMER: Well, we're trying.
You have to start, Margaret, from the outset. This president has nominated more partisan, more out of the mainstream nominees than any president in history. Most presidents have had sort of a sprinkling. There is hardly… there is hardly not only a Democrat, but the number who are way over not just mainstream conservatives, but to the right side, are enormous.
And yet, we have approved now 123 of the 125, and get called — as you heard by Ari Fleischer — obstructionist when we won't approve two. So the president's view is unless he gets every single nominee that he wanted that we are being obstructionists.
Now, that's not what the founding fathers intended. They intended there to be real debate between the House… between the Senate and the president, and that there be give and take with which this administration there's been none.
And so to break that deadlock, what I propose is a true bipartisan measure: that in each state there be a commission to nominate the judges, blue ribbon panel, half Democrats, half Republicans. They'll come up with a candidate. Obviously that candidate won't be too far right, won't be too far left. And the president goes along with that, as does the Senate.
This has worked in several states already, and it's worked in many state governments, as well. And it's the best way to end the dead lock. Most of the other proposals say, well, after six months you've got to vote up or down. That's forcing us. Those aren't down the middle proposals. That's forcing us to wave the white flag, and instead of approving 123 of the 125, approve all 125, although two would have a six-month wait before they got on the bench. That's not much when you consider that this is a lifetime appointment to one of the most powerful positions in the federal government.
MARGARET WARNER: Senator Cornyn, what do you think of Senator Schumer's proposal?
SEN. JOHN CORNYN: Well, I hear Senator Schumer saying two things.
One, I hear him saying that the judicial nominees by President Bush are out of the mainstream. But yet, as he acknowledged, the vast majority of them have been confirmed, I think which establishes that these are mainstream nominees. These are highly qualified people who deserve to be confirmed.
And I also hear him saying that the two that are being filibustered in this unprecedented effort on behalf of the minority Democratic leadership, that that's okay because the vast majority have been confirmed.
Now, as far as Senator Schumer's proposal, as I've said, I congratulate him for making a proposal. To me, it's an admission that he thinks that the system is not working as it should. I do have some problems with this proposal, because it's sort of like binding arbitration. It's delegating to others to do what we in the Senate ought to be grown up enough to do for ourselves.
SEN. CHARLES SCHUMER: Well, the bottom line is it is broken, but it wasn't broken by the Senate. It was broken by the president who has… I mean, I have voted for a whole lot of nominees that I consider out of the mainstream. I voted against the worst ones because you realize you want to try to compromise. But every time we try to reach out to the president and compromise, he says "no, you have to do it all my way." And in fact, a few Republican senators went quietly to the White House and said, let's compromise; the Senate would probably do this on its own. And they were told no.
So either the white House thinks they've got a great political issue, or they are so adamant on changing, really, the face of America — remember, these judges control as important decisions as the Congress, as the president — they can't change America maybe to the way they want through the Congress, because we have our procedures and, as you say, it's very close, so they try to do it through the one unelected branch, the Judiciary. And I believe the founding fathers, if they're looking down from heaven, would fully approve of what we were doing.
MARGARET WARNER: All right, let me see if I can try to narrow down, though, or highlight what is really the difference in how you would approach reform.
Senator Cornyn, is it fair to say, as Senator Schumer said earlier, that at some point all the Republican proposals would limit the right of filibuster, whether through time limits or other ways? Is that accurate? That you think they're… Senator Frist called it unacceptable. Do you think there should be some limits on it?
SEN. JOHN CORNYN: Well, first, Margaret, the main proposals being made by Senator Zell Miller, a Democrat, reiterating proposals made back in 1995 by Tom Harkin and Joe Lieberman, also Democrats. So it's really a bipartisan proposal, but, yes, ultimately there needs to be an end to the debate. I know senators love to debate. It's important that we debate all these nominees and all the issues that come before the Senate, but ultimately we've got to vote.
And we have to acknowledge that under our system of government, it's majorities that rule. And if there are 51 senators that stand ready to confirm a judicial nominee, they ought to be allowed to vote at some point, and two years is way too long.
MARGARET WARNER: All right, and Senator Cornyn, let me just ask you, then, the practicality. How are you going to bring about this change? What's your route to do that?
SEN. JOHN CORNYN: Well, I think there's a couple of ways that are being discussed. One is possibly a rule changed — Rule 22, which requires that in order for debate to be closed off, that at least 60 senators have to consent. That's where Senator Miller's proposal goes to a gradually declining … incremental decline in the number of votes that it takes to close off debate, ending at 51.
There's also other options being discussed; one I don't particularly like, and that is some senators are talking about filing a lawsuit. I think this is something we should do for ourselves here between ourselves. I think there's also another issue with regard to a constitutional point of order that might be called.
In other words, the Constitution doesn't require super majorities in order to confirm judicial nominees like it does to amend the Constitution or to affirm, confirm treaties, and so I think the rule can't trump the Constitution, and I think there's some procedure being contemplated now to bring that to a head.
MARGARET WARNER: And to amend the Senate rule, if you just did it in-house, that would require 67 votes, wouldn't it?
SEN. JOHN CORNYN: Well, it would require 67 votes to close off debate of a quorum sitting. So theoretically, depending on how many senators are there when the quorum is established, it could. But ultimately, you cannot impose a rule that violates the Constitution. So to say, I think there's severe constitutional problems is saying it takes 67 votes to change the rule to let majorities govern; to me that presents a tremendous constitutional conflict that we're going to have to resolve.
MARGARET WARNER: All right, Senator Schumer, one, do you think there is a … well, just the constitutional issue first. Do you think that the filibustering of judicial nominees is in violation of the Constitution?
SEN. CHARLES SCHUMER: No, and no one has… the whole silliness of these arguments, everyone they come up with is results oriented. They don't like what's happening so they say change the rules — not change the rules because they don't work for other things.
The bottom line is the word majority is not in the Constitution. It doesn't say 51 votes. And the great irony is the conservative movement wants strict constructionists on the bench who won't read things into the Constitution, and my good friend — and he's a great lawyer and was a great judge — Senator Cornyn, says the Constitution says a majority; it doesn't.
If it said a majority then we shouldn't have committees, because if the committee votes down a bill 10 to nine, but 51 senators on the floor want it, that would be unconstitutional; it clearly isn't. And most experts — Democrat, Republican, liberal, conservative — think going to court and saying it's constitutional is a joke.
The second argument that I would make to you is this: The bottom line here is that the Senate makes its own rules. You don't change those rules on one specific… they don't want to change… they don't want majority vote for everything, just for the selection of judges because they don't like the outcome of two cases.
That is not the way a government should work. That's not really a rule of law, and it just won't stand.
MARGARET WARNER: All right, but Senator Schumer, there is talk and there have been articles written about a possible parliamentary maneuver which Senator Cornyn, I think, was referring to, in which the president of the Senate, perhaps the vice president, Cheney, could simply declare that this rule, that Rule 22, doesn't apply to judicial nominees. Do you think that's possible?
SEN. CHARLES SCHUMER: Well, that sounds… this doesn't sound too democratic to me, that the vice president, who has no power to change the rules of the Senate — that's the rules of 100 senators — does that, that doesn't make sense.
And, you know, all this talk of majority rule, what happened to Bush V. Gore? We didn't hear much about majority rule or the electoral college. As I say, it's results oriented. They don't like the result, they change the rule. That's not the way a democracy should govern.
And I have to say this, and I've only been a senator for five years. There's a proud tradition in this Senate, and that is that our rules make us what James Madison described as the 'cooling saucer.' Yes, it sometimes is slow. And sometimes people who have strong views are able to slow down the process, to call us obstructionists, well, let the American people judge — is 123 out of 125 obstructionist? But to change the rules, to get everything — the president to get his way 100 percent, that violates the spirit of this Constitution in a way that I have not heard in a very, very long time.
MARGARET WARNER: Okay. Senators, thank you both. We have to leave it there. Thanks.


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First time on a dating site (08/2012)..... I am on this site because although I do get asked out quite often, I am looking for an individual of impeccable quality and integrity. I hope this site facilitates this process. My photos are recent (05/2012 - 06/2012). The remainder of this will be brief because I don't really know you! ;) Had an epiphany a couple of weeks ago that I am ready to have a committed love affair to last a life time (i.e. *long-term love affair/L.T.L.A.) --- someone that I can laugh with, have stimulating conversations with, learn interesting things from or with, be able to trust in their love for me, and eventually revel in the onset of wrinkles with--- you know the ones that will inevitably traverse our skin in ridiculous patterns (although I am a big advocate of sunscreen and hats!) I'm an eternal optimist who is looking for someone to share the joys of life with. I would like to be with a man who makes me feel safe and cared for. A man who will view me through his own rose colored glasses and see only my finest qualities. I, of course, will always search for his too. However, I believe it is extremely important to walk through life with a kind, but honest heart--- striving not to cause others any unnecessary pain. As an observer of life and relationships, I have discovered that apologies are an art form which is refined only by practice and forgiveness is one of life's most sacred blessings. I am looking for someone who shares this view. I enjoy the simple things in life like looking forward to a steamy cup of coffee every morning, listening to the patter of rain hit my roof while lying in bed, watching an amazing lightning storm at night, holding hands on a romantic walk or, just puttering around in my tiny urban garden on the weekend. Cooking with my partner (who knows maybe that will be you in the future?!) in my kitchen on the weekends with a nice glass of wine and great music (jazz, latin rhythms, blues, classic rock, pop, classical or even opera). But, be aware! I'm also always on the lookout for challenges! I'm adamant about always learning new things. I love visual and performance arts. I am the kind of person who likes both extremes of life--- I either want to live in the heart of the city or spend my time in a quiet, remote, rural area where you wouldn't see a person within a 120 mile radius --- nothing in between for me. Confession: I can be a bit stubborn at times (both a blessing and a curse perhaps?), a little bit quirky (which some people find amusing, charming, endearing???...like being cursed with a gluten allergy!!? or "prefacing" too much in conversations once I get to know you!!!), but I have one of the best hearts. I'm cute, but not perfect by any means. What I lack in perfection, I make up for with humor, spontaneity, and sophistication when called for! Oh, and did I mention that I'm usually very funny!....Really! I am!! :) So much for being brief with this!
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I exercise 5 or more times per week.
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I hope to have a dog again .... one day. Had a rescued pittbull terrier for nearly 13 years named Monsieur Henri (after Henri Matisse, of course!). He was the sweetest & most grateful dog-- ever.
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Supermarket Standoff
We have embarked on a taste test tour of your favorite supermarket foods. We nibble, we score, and we share the results with you to help you avoid the paralysis that can come with Brand Choice Overload. Today's topic: tortilla chips.
Just a sampling of the 15 brands we tested.
In our most cacophonous taste test yet, we crunched through 15 brands of corn tortilla chips. (We thought the cereals made a lot of snap-crackle-pop, but we now know that tortilla chips are better noise-makers.) Some were baked, some were organic, some were yellow, some were white, but most of the chips contained three simple ingredients: corn, vegetable oil, and salt. Perhaps this lack of variation explains the trouble we had deciphering which brands were better than others. As we nibbled our ways to completed score sheets, nutritionist Sandra Frank pored over the nutrition labels, breaking down which three tortilla chip brands are the best for you. Find both our winners for taste and Frank's picks for health after the jump.
Our Favorites for Flavor
#1 Xochitl
Nutrition: Serving size 1 oz (28g) = 140 calories, 6g fat, 0mg cholesterol, 60mg sodium, 18g carbohydrate, 0g sugars, 2g protein, 0% vitamin A, 0% vitamin C, 4% calcium, 2% iron
Ingredients: Organic white corn, organic expeller-pressed oleic safflower and/or organic sunflower and/or organic canola oil, and/pr organic palm oil, sea salt
Cost: $4.99 for a 16-ounce bag at Whole Foods in New York, NY
Blind Tasting Notes: "Tastes like Mexican restaurant chips"; "Thin and crunchy, but not too oily"; "Salty, crispy, perfect"
#2 Natural Tostitos
Nutrition: Serving size 1 oz (28g/about 6 chips) = 140 calories, 6g fat, 0mg cholesterol, 100mg sodium, 19g carbohydrate, 0g sugars, 2g protein, 0% vitamin A, 0% vitamin C, 2% calcium, 2% iron
Ingredients: Whole organic yellow corn, expeller-pressed sunflower oil, and sea salt
Cost: $3.99 for 9-ounce bag at Duane Reade in New York, NY
Blind Tasting Notes: "Tastes like roasted corn"; "Good on corn flavor, light on salt"; "Good enough to eat on its own"
#3 Santitas
Nutrition: Serving size 1 oz (28g/about 8 chips) = 130 calories, 5g fat, 0mg cholesterol, 120mg sodium, 20g carbohydrate, 0g sugars, 2g protein, 0% vitamin A, 0% vitamin C, 0% calcium, 2% iron
Ingredients: Blend of white and yellow corn masa, canola oil, salt
Cost: $2.00 for a 13-ounce bag at Pathmark in Greenvale, NY
Blind Tasting Notes: "Very good crunch"; "Light and crispy, great flavor, nice size"; "Good level of salt"
Nutritionist Sandra Frank's Picks
Note: "On the plus side, there is no sugar or cholesterol in any of the tortilla chips tested," says Frank. "Thirteen out of the fifteen brands are considered low sodium. Unfortunately, there are only three brands with three grams of fat or less per serving, which is the amount that the FDA defines as low fat."
#1 Garden of Eatin' Baked
Nutrition: Serving size 1 oz (28g/about 19 chips) = 120 calories, 2g fat, 0mg cholesterol, 120mg sodium, 21g carbohydrate, 0g sugars, 3g Fiber, 3g protein, 0% vitamin A, 0% vitamin C, 4% calcium, 2% iron
Ingredients: Organic yellow corn, organic brown flaxseed, organic soy grits, organic canola oil and/or organic safflower oil and/or organic sunflower oil, sea salt
Cost: $3.39 for a 7-ounce bag at Whole Foods in New York, NY
Frank's Comments: "This is low sodium, low fat and high fiber. In addition, each chip has only 6 calories, making it the lowest in calories per chip. "
Our Assessment: Some of us liked this brand, some didn't. We should point out that, as you can see from the ingredient list, this is the only chip with a mix of grains. Flaxseed and grits make appearances in addition to corn. Here are some comments taken from the score sheets: "Nice thickness, good for dipping"; "Salty but great flavor and texture"; "Strange smoky seasoning leaves a weird aftertaste"; "Good snack, but not sure how it will roll with salsa"
#2 Baked UTZ
Nutrition: Serving size 1 oz (28g/about 14 chips) = 120 calories, 2g fat, 0mg cholesterol, 105mg sodium, 23g carbohydrate, 0g sugars, 2g protein, 0% vitamin A, 0% vitamin C, 2% calcium, 2% iron
Ingredients: Whole grain corn, corn oil, toasted corn germ, salt
Cost: $3.49 for a 10.5-ounce bag at Pathmark in Greenvale, NY
Frank's Comments: "Baked UTZ was a close second. It is the lowest in sodium of the top three and it is also low fat."
Our Assessment: Figures that baked chips, the healthier option, taste like cardboard. These were no good. "Very salty but bland"; "Thin, good salt level, but weird aftertaste–a kind of char"; "Tastes like burnt nothing"; "Dry"
#3 Baked Tostitos Scoops
Nutrition: Serving size 1 oz (28g/about 14 chips) = 120 calories, 3g fat, 0mg cholesterol, 125mg sodium, 22g carbohydrate, 0g sugars, 2g protein, 0% vitamin A, 0% vitamin C, 2% calcium, 2% iron
Ingredients: Whole corn, vegetable oil (contains one of more of the following: corn, sunflower and/or soybean oil), and salt
Cost: $3.79 for a 9-ounce bag at Pathmark in Greenvale, NY
Frank's Comments: "Baked Tostitos rated third place as low in fat and sodium."
Our Assessment: Also no good. "Shape is unappealing"; "Scoop shape is silly. Okay flavor–a little artificial"; "Mealy aftertaste"; "I find the shape makes it hard to eat"
Healthy Dips
Frank says that the above tortilla chips make for a healthy food choice. Much of the extra calories, fat, and sodium that put people over the edge come from dips. Here are Frank's healthy dip suggestions:
* Salsa is usually low in calories (most brands hover around 5 calories) and has little or no fat. Watch out for the sodium, though. Some of our favorites: Frontera Grill, Rosa Mexicano, and Desert Pepper.
* Instead of full-fat versions, use a fat-free or low-fat sour cream, cream cheese, or yogurt in homemade dips. You can save as much as 15 calories and 2 grams of fat per tablespoon.
* Hummus contains protein and fiber. One tablespoon is only 25 calories.
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7 muscle ups
15 back squats, 95lbs (or 1/2 bw)
With a continuously running clock do one pull-up the first minute, two pull-ups the second minute, three pull-ups the third minute… continuing as long as you are able.
Use as many sets each minute as needed.
Then, do the same for push-ups.
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15 pull-ups (30 jumping)
30 push-ups
50 sit-ups
1/4 mile loop
6 times down and up the stairs. Each time at the top:
50 squats
40 squats
30 squats
20 squats
10 squats
Finish by running down and up as fast as you can.
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Deadlift (3/4 bw)
Dumbbell swing (1/2 bw)
Overhead squat (1/3 bw)
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At Lake Merrit Cascade Stairs, perform 21-18-15-12-9-6-3 reps:
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First Feature Win Ever At Delaware Speedway
July 26th Delaware Speedway
Race #14
What a night of celebration and history for our team. We were invited to race the Outlaw Pro 4 Modified of Dave Hodgkinson back in March and agreed to a two race event. These very fast Modifieds race weekly, throughout the U.S. and Ontario. We arrived early but on our first effort to practice the oil breather came off after one lap. We couldn't look for it until after all practice was done. No one had a spare so our practice session was reduced to one slow lap.
Apparently this little Modified only needed one lap because it was a rocket in both races I competed in. We won both our 8 lap heat race and the 25 lap feature, beating the top two Pro 4 runners by a car length at the line. It was an exciting finish with the top three running very tight.
This win was our first in 2013, breaking a long slump, but nothing compared to our feature win that was historic in so many ways.
The feature win on Friday night was incredibly welcomed by our team. We have been struggling trying to get our Late Model program in the winner's circle and we're surprised to find this history making night would be in a car we had never raced before. Here are some interesting high lights on this win.
- It was our first feature win ever, at Delaware Speedway in 45 years.
- It was our first feature win in five years, dating back to 2008.
- This feature win was 5 years to the day of our last win on July 26th 2008
- This was our 36th career feature win.
Special thanks to Matt, Don and Cheryl for coming with us to Delaware, and to the Hodgkinson family for allowing us to race their awesome car, and having our number and Quaker State put on the car. It was a great night.


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A great fire burns within me… - Vincent van Gogh (Dutch author)
When a person is passionately in love nothing holds him or her back. If you have been passionately in love with someone you'll know what I mean. No obstacle is insurmountable. No expense in too high. No distance is too far. You can pay the price for your love because of one thing – passion.
Passion is to love what coal is to a steam locomotive. Passion is to a person what petrol is to a vehicle. Passion drives your engine. Passion moves you from point A to B. Passion gives you a chance to make a difference.
Without passion we are impotent. Without passion we stay in limbo. Without passion apathy guides our actions. You can be sure of one thing – your chance of success is proportional to passion level.
Now, in the same way that a person who is passionately in love with another can scarcely be restrained, a person who is passionate about his or her goals can scarce be restrained from accomplishing them. Success isn't an option for the passionate person. It is an obligation. It doesn't matter how many times you say to him or her that the set goal won't be a reality because, for as long as he or she is concerned, it will be a reality.
I plead with you NOT to try chasing a dream you aren't passionate about. That is one of the sure paths to failure and nonfulfillment. Instead, find your passion and pursue it!


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windows 7 repair installation
i'm using ghost cast server 220.127.116.116 without any problem as long as i use it with window xp client.
Since i use it with windows 7 client, i've got every time the same problem.
Once the image is restored, the client reboot and start to repair the installation instead of start on windows.
i do create and restore windows 7 in the same way as i do with xp client :
the client start ghost like that : ghost.exe -ja=test -sure -RB
The server :
is there a way to make it works without repair installation?
thanks for your help
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Are you aware that a Windows 7 installation has two partitions? The first partition is hidden, is typically 100Mb in size, and contains important system files required for a successful boot. The second partition is the main C: partition and contains the bulk of the Windows 7 operating system. Unless your image both partitions, or use a drive image, then Windows 7 will need to run a repair to recreate the two partition structure. Based on your description, you are not providing the correct Win 7 image structure to the target hard disk.
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Thanks for your answer
My english is not so good and i'm not sure to well understand.
I make an entire image disk (i think with hidden partition), ghost explorer show me 3 partitions in my image file:
- DellUtility
- Recovery
Gparted show me the same then i think i've got all the partition in my image disk file.
During test i created image disk on one client and i restored the same image on the same client
Then why after reboot windows have to repair installation ?
If you could explain me the way to do that corectly
Thanks again
Hi Pascal,
On the Ghost Cast server,along with the -clone,mode=create,src=1,dst=@mctest switch include -IB swith for image creation which capture he boot track sector by sector so that the structure is not altered.Check if this makes a difference .
The command line should be like below ,
-clone,mode=create,src=1,dst=@mctest -IB
I've got a new problem during restore operation : now i've got this error message :
Error Number: (25058) Message: Unable to locate enough contiguous free space to load run.
Increase the destination partition size or
run Ghost with -NTEXACT switch.
i saw that i've to run ghost with -NTEXACT switch, is it the solution? this switch is run from the client side ?
thanks again for your help
You can use these articles to understand Ghost switches:
The -NTEXACT switch is indeed used on the client during restore.
Looking back over the thread, are you using DOS or WinPE for imaging?
If your issue has been solved, please use the "Mark as Solution" link on the most relevant thread.


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How Harvard Students Want to Fight Terrorism
Athanasiadis, Iason, The Christian Science Monitor
A course about Al Qaeda taught by Peter Bergen, the British journalist who bagged Osama bin Laden's first face-to-face interview on CNN, became last semester's must-attend event at Harvard's elite Kennedy School.
The international students crowding into the school's largest auditorium were a cross-section of Americans, Europeans, and Middle Easterners, including current members of the US Army and intelligence community on sabbatical leave. Attending it gave me a fascinating window into the mind-set of the young, global elites who will lead the next generation's fight against terrorism.
How do these best and brightest view the "long war"? And do they have what it takes to win it? The last class of the course was the most instructive in how elite Americans' perspectives on the war against terrorism have matured. Mr. Bergen paced the auditorium, asking the students for their recommendations on defeating Al Qaeda.
From horror, incomprehension, and the rush to conclude that "They hate us for our freedoms" - typical of the post-Sept. 11 response - there is now a shift toward viewing Al Qaeda as a fractious group that can be subverted and defeated by manipulating its internal divisions.
Intelligence reform and the restructuring of the bureaucracy topped the discussion. Some suggested that the analyst shortage currently afflicting intelligence agencies could be overcome by scrubbing top-secret evidence pointing to sources (in order not to jeopardize the safety of field agents) and by inviting nonsecurity cleared analysts in the commercial intelligence arena to mull the information over.
Others felt that America's Arab immigrants should be seen as a strength rather than a liability, as the security clearance program currently tends to classify them. A student of Lebanese origin suggested that Homeland Security deploy a network of informants drawn from immigrant communities because "these guys have come over here and benefited from the bounty, so they should put something back."
A diplomat wearing a US-Kuwait friendship T-shirt stamped with a government seal suggested that Pentagon employees with 20-plus years of service should be recycled into the State Department and the CIA to help rejuvenate these institutions.
Generally, the American students tended toward recommending superficial solutions for winning the hearts and minds of the Muslim world. A deft repackaging of the war on terror or the realigning of bureaucratic entities in the Departments of Defense and State would do it, they seemed to think.
One American student took this syllogism to an extreme conclusion when he proposed that the US government confront Al Qaeda with "brand denial" by banning spokesmen and officials from referring to the organization by its name.
He reasoned that, deprived of the oxygen of publicity, the terrorists would shrivel up and die. Bergen asked the student whether the Bush administration should also ban the domestic press from referring to Al Qaeda. The student stammered in indecision and the auditorium exploded in laughter.
Slicker packaging will not make American policies more palatable to Middle Eastern audiences or improve Washington's image in the region. The debacle of Al-Hurra, the State Department-funded Arabic- language news network is one example. …


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Sure if your gateway router lan ports are full you can add a switch there for more ports, then connect port to powerline and powerline where you want to extend wireless coverage and more ports.
Then just use the wireless router you have as AP (connect via lan port, disable its dhcp server and put its lan IP on same network as your devices)
Yeah use same SSID, same password - might want to put on different channel depending on distance between your other APs and possible interference. For example your main wireless could be on channel 1 and your AP in this are could be on channel 11
Now as you roam about with wireless devices they will auto connect to the strongest signal. You should never actually even notice when you switch between AP. Now your wired devices will all have wired bandwidth to rest of your network and internet. And wireless bandwidth will only have to be shared between devices on the same AP.
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1. Rinse the potatoes thoroughly.
2. In a large vessel boil water and place the glass jars and lid into it. Take out the jars and lid and set aside.
3. In a vessel boil the water and add in the potatoes and blanch for 10 minutes.
4. Meanwhile in a vessel boil water to fill the potato jar.
5. Take out the potatoes from the vessel and fill five jars with it. 1 pound in one jar.
6. Pour in the boiling water into the jars leaving 1 inch head space. Cover the jars with the lid.
7. Fill pressure canner with water and place jars into it.
8. Pour vinegar into canner water. Lock lid on the canner and bring to a boil over medium high heat.
9. Vent steam for 10 minutes, and then close the vent. Process for 40 minutes.
10. Remove the jars from the canner and store.
11. Serve potatoes with roasted tofu and enjoy!


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Personalized Stork Nursery Art
Folklore tells us that storks deliver very precious bundles of joy, and this one bears the name and date of your new arrival beneath its beautifully outstretched wings.
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(a) By August 1 of each year, the Osage Tribal Education Committee will submit a proposed budget to the Assistant Secretary or to his/her designated representative for formal approval. Unless the Assistant Secretary or his/her designated representative informs the committee in writing of budget restrictions by September 1, the proposed budget is considered to be accepted.
(b) The investment principal, composed of the one million dollars appropriated by the Act and reverted funds, must be invested in a federally insured banking or savings institution or invested in obligations of the Federal Government. There are no provisions in this part which shall limit the right of the Osage Tribal Education Committee to withdraw interest earned from the investment principal; however, expenditures shall be made against only the interest generated from investment principal and reverted funds.
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How to prevent or manage diabetes
With exercise
Wear supportive shoes with thick, flexible soles that will cushion feet and absorb shock.
Work up to at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity five days a week.
When shopping, park a little farther away from the store's entrance.
If it's safe, get off the bus a stop or two early and walk the rest of the way.
Exercise while watching TV.
Deliver a message in person instead of sending an e-mail.
Take the stairs instead of the elevator.
Try using a pedometer. Aim for 10,000 steps per day.
Stretch after physical activity.
Schedule walks with friends or family members.
Play soccer, basketball or tag with your children.
Take a class at a local gym or recreation center.
Go dancing. Try swimming, biking, hiking, jogging or other active recreation.
And nutrition
Eat a variety of vegetables and fruits.
Choose whole-grain foods.
Include dried beans and lentils.
Eat fish two or three times a week. Choose lean meats, and remove the skin from poultry.
Choose nonfat dairy products.
Drink water and other calorie-free drinks.
Cook with liquid oils instead of solid fats.
Cut back on high-calorie snack foods and desserts.
Watch portion sizes of all foods.
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BRANLE EN COSTUME à LA FOLIE
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I am thinking of you, every day.
As if my heart, tells me I am home. Who would say something like that.
I do, for love, never lies.
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On Wednesday, the name of one of the NHL's most expensive goalies was added to the Vancouver Canucks' extensive list of injured players. While Roberto Luongo is not expected to miss as much time as Daniel Sedin -- who will be out up to six weeks -- the expectation is that he certainly will be out for the next week, a week that includes games against the Los Angeles Kings, Anaheim Ducks, Colorado Avalanche and New York Rangers. Luongo proved Tuesday that he could play with the injury, as he did finish the game against the Detroit Red Wings; on the other hand, he also proved that he can't play well with the injury, as he allowed four goals in the third period following a collision with Todd Bertuzzi.
If the hairline fracture to Luongo's ribs is as minor as is being suggested in media reports, his fantasy owners need not do anything rash in the short term. Primary backup Andrew Raycroft has been nearly perfect in two mop-up appearances, but there's a reason he's been on four teams in the past five seasons; in other words, sometimes even though a guy is technically a starter in real life, he's not a great starter in our world.
The man to keep your eyes on is Cory Schneider. Schneider was the Canucks' first-round draft pick in 2004 (No. 26 overall), was honored with the AHL's Goaltender of the Year Award last season for his work with the Manitoba Moose and had a cup of coffee with the Canucks the last time Luongo was on the shelf. There's been some speculation that Schneider might be in line for a start or two while Luongo is out, the thinking being that with Luongo signed through 2021-22, Schneider's best chances to be a starter are with another team. Moreover, the Canucks sure could use some more bodies to fill out their lineup, given their above-mentioned laundry list of injured skaters. The depth of your league will determine whether you should pick up Schneider now; in most leagues, it's a situation that bears monitoring without any action, but a pickup is warranted in deeper leagues in which you need to stay a step ahead.
1. Henrik Lundqvist, NYR (1)
2. Martin Brodeur, NJ (3)
3. Marc-Andre Fleury, Pit (4)
4. Ryan Miller, Buf (9)
5. Roberto Luongo, Van (2)
6. Craig Anderson, Col (8)
7. Tim Thomas, Bos (6)
8. Niklas Backstrom, Min (5)
9. Tomas Vokoun, Fla (12)
10. Jose Theodore, Was (16)
11. Ilya Bryzgalov, Pho (13)
12. Pascal Leclaire, Ott (15)
13. Jonas Hiller, Ana (7)
14. Evgeni Nabokov, SJ (17)
15. Nikolai Khabibulin, Edm (10)
16. Cam Ward, Car (11)
17. Marty Turco, Dal (32)
18. Cristobal Huet, Chi (21)
19. Carey Price, Mon (14)
20. Steve Mason, Cls (18)
21. Jaroslav Halak, Mon (35)
22. Dan Ellis, Nsh (22)
23. Ondrej Pavelec, Atl (25)
24. Miikka Kiprusoff, Cgy (19)
25. Jonathan Quick, LA (33)
26. Semyon Varlamov, Was (20)
27. Chris Mason, StL (26)
28. Pekka Rinne, Nsh (23)
29. Ray Emery, Phi (24)
30. Ty Conklin, StL (27)
31. Dwayne Roloson, NYI (28)
32. Antti Niemi, Chi (29)
33. Jean-Sebastien Giguere, Ana (30)
34. Tuukka Rask, Bos (31)
35. Cory Schneider, Van (NR)
36. Jonas Gustavsson, Tor (34)
37. Mike Smith, TB (36)
38. Brian Elliott, Ott (37)
39. Thomas Greiss, SJ (38)
40. Chris Osgood, Det (40)
Henrik Lundqvist, Rangers (no change): Lundqvist stays up top, but I am a little concerned over Marian Gaborik's knee injury this week that forced him out of the lineup. Although P.A. Parenteau did score a goal in his place Wednesday, Gaborik has been the Rangers' most important piece on offense (just ask Vinny Prospal). If Gaborik's injury persists for a significant amount of time, the Rangers' offense will suffer, and Lundqvist's forecast for wins will be tempered accordingly.
Marty Turco, Stars (up 15 spots): Turco started off the season with three shootout losses but recently has hung up three straight wins, relinquishing just six goals total through those games. On the season, Turco's GAA is a stellar 2.19, down considerably from last season. As long as the Stars keep the offense going (currently ranked No. 7 in goals per game), Turco is a fine option as a No. 2 goaltender in fantasy.
Ondrej Pavelec, Thrashers (up three spots): Tumultuous week for Pavelec, so let's review: On Thursday night, he coughed up three goals in 88 seconds to the Washington Capitals. On Friday, Kari Lehtonen experienced a setback in his recovery and had to put an end to his skating program. On Saturday, Johan Hedberg got the start in place of Pavelec but was pulled after 30 minutes, and Pavelec was perfect thereafter with 12 saves on 12 shots. During that game, Thrashers offensive powerhouse Ilya Kovalchuk broke his foot while blocking a shot. So while the Lehtonen injury and the strong outing in relief of Hedberg will ensure that Pavelec gets the starts going forward, Kovalchuk's absence means the Thrashers' offense might not give him a chance to win that often. Hey, two out of three categories ain't bad.
Cam Ward, Hurricanes (down five spots): Needless to say, this is not the same Carolina Hurricanes team that made it to the Eastern Conference finals last season. Eric Staal's fantasy owners will confirm this for you. While Ward's ratios aren't as bad as those of some other starters around the league, the Canes' 2.27 goals-scored-per-game average requires their backstop to be nearly perfect every game. As the team continues to slide, so will Ward's value for our purposes.
Jose Theodore (27.8 percent), Semyon Varlamov (89.0 percent), Capitals: The disparity between the two Caps goalies' ownership percentages is staggering, as is the disparity between their fantasy values. Thing is, it's a reverse correlation. Let's be crystal clear on this: Varlamov had a nice run in the playoffs last season, and he's currently undefeated in four starts. But he's allowed four goals in three of those starts and was bailed out by the Caps' scoring prowess. Theodore's save percentage is currently 38 points higher (.922), his goals-against average is currently 78 points lower (2.47) and he appears to be coach Bruce Boudreau's choice at the moment. The move is pretty obvious here.
Jaroslav Halak (16.5 percent) and Carey Price (93.3 percent), Canadiens: Wednesday night -- although not his career best, relenting four goals in two periods -- marked the fifth consecutive start for Halak in net for the Habs, and it seems like the team is seeing whether he has what it takes to stick as a legit NHL starter. Why would the team be doing that? The trade rumors are beginning to swirl from various sources that Price is on the block. If Halak holds up, the Canadiens could grab some much-needed blue-line help and promote Curtis Sanford from Hamilton. Whether a trade goes through or not, Price is simply unstartable at this point, even when Habs coach Jacques Martin goes back to him. If Price is on your roster, you might be able to swing a decent trade based on Price's name and potential; then again, waiting out this current funk is the smarter move. He's got the skills to compete at an elite level; maybe he just needs a change of scenery to remember that.
Dan Ellis (9.8 percent) and Pekka Rinne (89.4 percent), Predators: Strange game Wednesday night for the Preds against the Wild. Nashville coach Barry Trotz gave Ellis the start, and his charge was perfect through the first period. Then, all hell broke loose in the first two minutes and 18 seconds of the second period, as the Wild poured in three long shots for goals, forcing Trotz to switch to Rinne. The Finn was then perfect for the next 37 minutes and change, earning the win on 12 saves. On the season, Ellis' ratios are much better, but both have been up and down lately. While Trotz continues to play mad scientist with his lines in an attempt to generate some offense, the Preds' goalies won't have value in the wins category. But Ellis certainly is worth picking up for help in the other two categories if you've got a frequent winner with bad ratios like Miikka Kiprusoff.
Jonas Gustavsson (63.3 percent), Vesa Toskala (1.9 percent) and Joey MacDonald (0.3 percent), Maple Leafs: "The Monster" picked up his first NHL win Monday night against the Ducks, but ohhhh was it ugly. Three goals on 28 shots yielded a save percentage of .893, and that's not going to help anyone's fantasy team in spite of the win. Wednesday night was a bit better, with 32 saves on 36 shots, but it's clear there'll be growing pains for Gustavsson, especially with this team. There's some thought that Toskala might reclaim the starting job upon his return from injury, but you don't want to mess around with that. If you must have a Leafs goalie, The Monster is the only one who is worth it.
Jonathan Quick, Kings: The 23-year-old from Connecticut has been the beneficiary of L.A.'s hot offense, currently fifth in the league with 3.47 goals per game. He has started 12 of the team's 13 games and has eight wins to show for it. On the other hand, his ratios are mediocre: a .904 save percentage (No. 22 in the league) and a 2.74 goals-against average (No. 19). So how "for real" is Quick? Well, since his fantasy value seems to be entirely linked to the continued success of the Kings' offense, it depends on what one thinks of Anze Kopitar and his comrades. But Quick will continue to get almost all of the starts, especially considering the organization has made the decision to keep Jonathan Bernier with the AHL's Manchester Monarchs for the time being, in spite of his 1.34 GAA and .963 SVP. Verdict: For real; keep starting him, but balance him out with a "ratios" guy .
Cristobal Huet's recent streak: Huet started the season by allowing 17 goals on 92 shots; that's a save percentage of .815, which is in Vesa Toskala's neighborhood, and there was great concern in Chi-town about the Stanley Cup hopes, given his awful play. But then in the past two games, Huet has allowed just one goal on 47 shots (a .978 SVP). So what's the issue here? Those two games were against the Wild and the Predators, two of the league's most impotent offenses. Maybe Huet's confidence will be boosted by the strong outings, but I ain't sold yet. Verdict: Not for real; make sure to start him Thursday night against the Preds, but be careful against teams that score more than 1.7 goals per game.
Tim Kavanagh is a fantasy hockey analyst for ESPN.com.


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INDIANAPOLIS - NOVEMBER 8: Matt Schaub #8 of the Houston Texans runs with the ball during the NFL game against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium on November 8, 2009 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Saying Houston Texans quarterback, Matt Schaub had a phenomenal day is an understatement. (Of course I am going against him this week in fantasy football!) Matt threw for 527 yards and five touchdowns. His last touchdown pass was a game-winning 48-yard completion to Andre Johnson which put an exclamation point on his day in hard fought overtime game. Andre Johnson had a fantastic day as well. Johnson had 273 receiving yards and a touchdown. His performance ranks ninth in most receiving yards in NFL history. Even though Matt and Andre put up great numbers, the game did go into overtime so the Jacksonville Jaguars did put up at fight. During the game Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert got hurt and Chad Henne came into the game. the former Miami Dolphin did the best he could against a tough Texans defense. Henne threw for 354 yards and four touchdowns. Jacksonville rookie wide receiver Justin Blackmon had one touchdown and had 236 receiving yards. Watching this game it looked as if the 8-1 Texans were looking past this game against the 1-8 Jaguars and thinking about the quick turn around game on Thanksgiving Day against the Lions. The Texans did dodge a bullet and are 9-1 for the season and look to try and vie for the number one seed in the AFC.
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Interleague play is coming to a baseball stadium near you, bringing all the anomalies that come with it. The natural rivalries are fantastic to watch and great for bragging rights; trust me, I love, but also dread playing the St. Louis Cardinals, a topic we'll dive into that once the I-70 series rolls around. AL pitchers are taking hacks at the plate, different strategies are implemented for different leagues and there are matchups you don't normally get to see, but all in all it's still baseball and a chance to win games against unfamiliar opponents.
It also might be the last year of interleague play as we know it, the annual three-week stretch of American League vs. National League baseball in June. Next year, the Astros move to the AL West creating an equal balance between both leagues (15 teams each), and there's talk of interweaving interleague matchups all throughout the season. Nonetheless, let's look at the 2012 edition of interleague play within the AL Central.
Taking a look at the division and its matchups with the NL, the Cleveland Indians play the toughest NL schedule against teams with an average .513 winning percentage. Next, is Kansas City playing against NL teams with a .486 winning percentage. After that, Chicago, Detroit and Minnesota follow. If you take a look at how the NL opponents stack up based strictly on home and away winning percentages alone, factoring in where the 2012 games will be played, Kansas City plays the toughest schedule (.533 winning percentage tied with Cleveland, Chicago plays the worst at .432) .
A few other tidbits on the Royals and interleague baseball: Since 2003, this is the closest the Royals (24-31) have been in the standings (seven games back of first place Chicago) at this point in the season when interleague play began. 2008 was the best year for the team when they went 13-5 against NL opponents, but they have also had dismal interleague stretches going 5-13 in both 2002 and 2011. The Royals are 121-155 lifetime in interleague play.
This season the team is 1-2, with those games coming at home against the Arizona Diamondbacks in May. The upcoming 15-game NL schedule includes visits to Pittsburgh, Houston and St. Louis. Milwaukee and St. Louis will make trips to Kauffman Stadium.
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First, it's off to face the Pittsburgh Pirates. Currently second in the National League Central division, the Pirates (29-27) trail the Cincinnati Reds by just two games. The Royals last visit to PNC Park came in June 2009, where they went 1-2. Kansas City holds a slight 13-10 edge over the Bucs since the beginning of interleague play in 1997.
Pittsburgh comes into the matchup with a 3.30 team ERA, good for fourth in the NL, as well as the majors. While their strength is in the pitching department, only giving up 3.59 runs per game, the Pirates are woeful and dead last in the NL at the plate hitting just .224 as a team (3.2 runs/game). They are only hitting better than the Oakland A's in team average in the majors.
For the Royals, it's their first venture into a NL park this season so along with the pitchers swinging the bats, the team is expected to show a new look defensively with Billy Butler playing first base, Eric Hosmer moving to right field and Jeff Francoeur moving to center.
Tonight, Luke Hochevar (3-6, 6.63 ERA) will face Erik Bedard (3-6, 3.72 ERA). Hochevar has never faced the Pirates, while the Royals defeated Bedard, as a member of the Seattle Mariners, 6-5 last April at Kauffman Stadium (Luke ironically started that game). Bedard has a career 3-2 record and 3.00 ERA against the Royals.
Saturday, the Pirates send James McDonald (5-2) to the mound with the NL's second best ERA at 2.14, trailing only Brandon Beachy (1.87 ERA) of the Atlanta Braves. Vin Mazzaro (2-0, 2.25 ERA) will start for the Royals. Both starters have never faced either club.
And finally, the matinee on Sunday will feature Bruce Chen (5-5, 4.37 ERA) against A.J. Burnett (5-2, 3.76 ERA). Chen pitched his only game against the Pirates in his first start as a Royal back in 2009, he went 6+ innings in a 6-2 loss. Burnett is 4-3 lifetime with a 2.71 ERA against the Royals. He went 1-0 with a 2.95 ERA in two starts against Kansas City last year as a member of the New York Yankees.
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In medicine, most medications can be safely used with other medicines, but particular combinations of medicines need to be monitored for interactions, often by the pharmacist. In molecular biology, the knowledge on gene/protein interaction among themselves and with their metabolites is referred to as molecular pathways.
Interactions between medications (drug interactions) fall generally into one of two main categories:
In terms of efficacy, there can be three types of interactions between medications: additive, synergistic, and antagonistic. Additive interaction means the effect of two chemicals is equal to the sum of the effect of the two chemicals taken separately. This is usually due to the two chemicals acting on the body in the same way. Examples would be Aspirin and Motrin, Alcohol and Depressant, Tranquilizer and Painkiller. Synergistic interaction means that the effect of two chemicals taken together is greater than the sum of their separate effect at the same doses. An example is Pesticide and Fertilizer, the biological effect is devastating. Antagonistic interaction means that the effect of two chemicals is actually less than the sum of the effect of the two drugs taken independently of each other. This is because the second chemical increases the excretion of the first, or even directly blocks its toxic actions. Antagonism forms the basis for antidotes of poisonings. An example is Asparagus and birth control pills.
In communications, interactive communication occurs when sources take turns transmitting messages between one another. This should be distinguished from transactive communication, in which sources transmit messages simultaneously. Included in this category are all new modes of communication such as cable video, teletext, videotext, teleshopping, video on demand, computers, Internet, tele-conferencing etc. Tele-communication also falls under this category. so cell phones, pagers, mobile phones, and electronic mail are interactive communications. these can be classified under three headings:
In physics, an interaction or force specifically refers to the action of one physical object upon another and results in a potential energy - the physical objects under consideration may range from point particles to quantum fields. For example, the interaction of charged particles takes place through the mediation of electromagnetic fields, whereas beta decay occurs by means of the weak interaction. There are believed to be four fundamental interactions in Nature.
In sociology, social interaction is a dynamic, changing sequence of social actions between individuals (or groups) who modify their actions and reactions due to the actions by their interaction partner(s). Social interactions can be differentiated into accidental, repeated, regular, and regulated. Social interactions form the basis for social relations.
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- Kane gets the Superstar Spotlight on WWE's website today. - Dolph Ziggler had promised for weeks that he would cash in his Money in the Bank briefcase at Hell In a Cell but did not. Ziggler spoke to WWE.com cameras after the pay-per-view and said he didn't cash in because he's not a dummy and doesn't announce when he will cash in ahead of time. Ziggler says anyone who believed he would cash in is a sheep like the rest. - WWE cameras also spoke with Rey and Cara after the match. Rey said their win at Hell In a Cell only makes them stronger going forward. Rey translated for Cara as he talked about the spot in their match where Cara landed on his head. Cara saw a doctor backstage and everything was good. He was knocked out for a split second when the spot first happened but apparently he is fine now. F4Wonline.com reports that there was concern over Cara after the spot first happened on TV but it was not a hot topic backstage so apparently he's fine.
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Hotel Indigo NashvilleGuests arriving to the Hotel Indigo Nashville enter through their printer-themed lobby and speakeasy-inspired lounge. Located in the heart of Music City, the hotel is located just minutes away from the Entertainment District, Ryman Auditorium, LP Field (home to NFL's Tennessee Titans) and Printer's Alley where they can listen to the best in live music. 960 1280
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Loews Vanderbilt HotelLocated across from Vanderbilt University in the West End neighborhood, the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel is the only AAA 4-Diamond hotel in Tennessee for more than 28 consecutive years. It has 340 guest rooms, 14 suites, an exclusive club lounge and a fitness center. Eat a traditional Southern dish with classic French techniques at Mason's restaurant, or grab a drink at Mason's Bar, where guests can choose from an extensive selection of Tennessee whiskey, bourbon and moonshine. 960 1280
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Sheraton Nashville Downtown HotelLocated 3 blocks from the Convention Center, the Sheraton Nashville Downtown Hotel is a great place for business travelers to stay while visiting for a conference. The luxurious, 980-square-foot Presidential Suite has spectacular views of the city; spacious living and dining room areas; and complimentary breakfast, evening hors d' oeuvres and a nice selection of beverages. In addition, the hotel is pet-friendly. 960 1280
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Courtyard by Marriott Nashville DowntownThe Courtyard Nashville Downtown features a state-of-the-art lobby with flexible spaces to work or relax, free Wi-Fi, a business library, and access to news, weather and airport conditions via the hotels GoBoard. Grab a bite to eat at the on-site restaurant, The Bistro, before you head out to visit nearby landmarks like the Grand Ole Opry. 960 1280
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Hotel PrestonRelax in a comfortable King Executive Room (pictured) at the Hotel Preston. Enjoy luxe amenities including an outdoor pool, pet-friendly rooms, in-room organic coffee and tea, and yes, even a menu to choose the perfect pillow for your bed. A lava lamp, good book, art kit and rubber ducky are available upon request at the front desk. 960 1280
Hilton Nashville Downtown
Hilton Nashville DowntownIn February 2014, the Hilton Nashville Downtown completed the first phase of a major, multi-million dollar renovation, which included the new Executive Lounge. Guests can sip on a glass of wine listed on the hotel's international wine list and pair it with delicious hors d'oeuvres served in the new lounge, which features window walls and a fireplace. We recommend visiting the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum located only one block from the hotel. 960 1280
Gaylord Opryland Resort
Gaylord Opryland ResortWith shops, restaurants, a fitness center, 9 acres of indoor gardens, a river, cascading waterfalls, 2 pools and a 20,000-square-foot spa all under one climate-controlled roof, why would any guest leave the Gaylord Opryland Resort? 960 1280
Aloft Nashville West End
Aloft Nashville West EndAloft Nashville West End is located on Music Row in the heart of Tennessee's music scene. It's a great place to stay if you're visiting nearby Vanderbilt University. This hotel features a hip lounge and the chic W XYZ Bar that has fun theme nights each week. Guest choosing to participate in the hotel's green initiatives program will receive a $5 voucher to the gourmet eatery, re: fuel, or 500 Starwood Preferred Guest Starpoints each night housekeeping is declined during their stay. 960 1280
Hutton Hotel
Hutton HotelWelcome to green hospitality! With a long list of eco-friendly amenities -- including its renewable bamboo flooring and furnishings -- Hutton Hotel is Nashville's greenest hotel according to the Tennessee Hospitality Association for Green Initiatives. Some rooms have elliptical machines (Cardio King) or meeting areas large enough for small meetings (Forum Room). Hutton Hotel also has 2 penthouse apartments (pictured) with several exclusive amenities, including a private balcony with panoramic views of the city. 960 1280
Renaissance Nashville Hotel
Renaissance Nashville HotelThe Renaissance Nashville Hotel features a fitness center, an indoor heated pool, a whirlpool and 2 on-site restaurants that serve American faire. With 649 rooms and 24 suites, this moderately-priced hotel is located near tourist attractions like Frist Center for Visual Arts, The Nashville Symphony, Main Street Live and Percy Warner Park. 960 1280
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Los Alamos Pulls Medical Isotope From Low-Enriched Uranium
The Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico announced on Monday it had tapped a low-enriched uranium fuel sample for nearly its full yield of a critical medical isotope, hinting at an alternative to bomb-usable uranium for generating the substance.
The decay of molybdenum 99 produces technetium 99m, which is widely used in diagnostic health procedures. The isotope is presently not produced in the United States and largely comes by use of highly enriched uranium fuel sources in provider nations such as Canada. International manufacturing sites have faced closures and other technical problems in recent years, contributing to the material's scarcity.
The separation process used particle acceleration to draw molybdenum 99 from a slightly acidic low-enriched uranium solution, according to a Los Alamos press release. The technique mirrored a proposed process for generating the material on a larger scale, the laboratory said without specifying when mass production might begin.
Scientists faced a significant challenge in the need to separate isotopes from a much larger quantity of uranium without altering remaining material into new forms unsuitable for recycling, the statement says. In the latest experiment, though, there was "no observable loss in ... Mo-99 recovery" after irradiating and extracting isotopes from the uranium three times.
"The results confirm the viability of both the Mo-99 separation process and uranium fuel recycling, which can lower operating costs and minimize waste generation," according to the laboratory.
The project took place under the auspices of the National Nuclear Security Administration. The NNSA Global Threat Reduction Initiative has collaborated with U.S. national laboratories and private firms to promote manufacturing of molybdenum 99 without highly enriched uranium.
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VH1 is excited to announce that we'll be livestreaming a concert from this month's You Oughta Know artist, A Great Big World, next Thursday, January 16 right here on VH1.com. The New York-based two-piece, made up of college friends Ian Axel and Chad Vaccarino, went from being unsigned artists to landing a #1 record ("Say Something") during the course of the last 18 months or so, a whirlwind of activity by any measure.
As you'll see in the video above, the band gained their first burst of momentum when they launched a Kickstarter campaign back in the summer of 2012 to try and raise $15,000 to hit the studio to record a few of their songs. Thanks to the support of their fans, they not only met but EXCEEDED their goal, and one of the songs that came out of this session ("This Is The New Year") eventually caught the ear of the music supervisor of Glee. The rest, as they say, is history!
A Great Big World's debut album, Is Anybody Out There?, will be hitting stores on Tuesday, January 21, and we're proud to be bringing a concert by this dynamic new duo direct to you! Be sure to head over to agreatbigworld.vh1.com next Thursday night, January 16, for an exclusive livestream of their show taking place at Manhattan's Highline Ballroom.
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About Luceys Auto Center
Luceys Auto Center located at Route 11 B in North Bangor, NY services vehicles for Auto Repair. Call (518) 483-8148 to book an appointment or to hear more about the services of Luceys Auto Center.
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Business Name: Luceys Auto Center
Address: Route 11 B
Phone Number: (518) 483-8148
Email: not listed
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