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Great scent but unisex this is not. I purchased a 5 ounce bottle for myself because I'm a fan of BVLGARI and was disappointed to learn it was unisex. While I don't mind unisex...Read complete review
Great scent but unisex this is not. I purchased a 5 ounce bottle for myself because I'm a fan of BVLGARI and was disappointed to learn it was unisex. While I don't mind unisex scents, I steer clear of them for my own personal use. Green Tea worked so much better on my wife, it has a floral, citrus scent that just didn't work for me.
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Here's a super fast and easy recipe I made the other day when I had very little time to eat, but needed a break from my computer for a few short minutes. I didn't feel like a green salad, and wanted something a bit more substantial.
Zucchini noodles tossed with diced tomatoes and avocado with a touch of garlic, rosemary, and oregano for an Italian flavor. This is delicious and beautiful.
Simple Rosemary Oregano Noodle Salad
Place all ingredients into a mixing bowl. Toss to mix.
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Enjoy immediately.
I love my raw food sea vegetables for chlorophyll, vitamins and minerals from the ocean, iodine, and all things good for my health. Iodine works with our thyroid to help regulate our metabolism. Plus, I just love how sea vegetables taste. They're naturally 'salty' from potassium rather than sodium. They're a great add-on to any dish, and also make for a great recipe all on their own. I enjoy nori pretty much daily, wrapped up to hold my favorite fillings….like this arame salad.
Super fast and easy to make, this is a great recipe for when I'm short of fresh ingredients in my house. Seaweed is dried and shelf stable, and I always have hijiki, arame, and nori on hand.
My new favorite spice is yuzu paste. Found at Japanese markets, the paste is made with an aromatic, sour Asian citrus fruit (yuzu) that's highly salted with spicy chili added to the mix. It has a pungent flavor with kick of spice and salt, and I like to add a tiny bit of it to some recipes, like this one. If you can't find yuzu paste, you can just use pinches of salt and chili pepper instead.
The following recipe is super simple, easy and fast to make. It's how I feed myself on busy days when I don't have time to spend in the kitchen. I hope you'll enjoy this. If you want to make it more complex, try adding in a bit of garlic, ginger, and sliced green onions too.
Arame & Sugar Snap Pea Salad
Squeeze all excess liquid from soaked arame. Place into clean mixing bowl with sugar snap peas.
In another small bowl, whisk together vinegar, oil, and yuzu. Mix dressing into bowl with arame and snap peas, toss well.
Serve immediately.
Will keep for 1 day in fridge.
I made a batch of Kanga Dog Treats for my Rhodesian Ridgeback canine companion. She loves these, and asked me to share the recipe with you here on my blog so other dogs could also enjoy these treats.
It's important to keep your dog's gums and teeth healthy, especially if they aren't crunching on dry kibble. These easy to make, crunchy treats will help remove plaque and freshen dog breath.
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This is a recipe I taught during my workshop in Phuket, Thailand, to a packed room full of locals. My raw vegan version of their traditional Thai soup.
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Marinate toppings by placing all ingredients into a bowl. Set aside for 10 minutes or more.
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A delicious recipe I taught at the first ever raw food workshop in Phuket, Thailand. It was a packed house, standing room only. A great day of fun, food, and new friends.
Baja Fresh Taco Boats Filled with with Cilantro Cashew Cheeze, Fresh Corn and Tomato Salsa, and a Ground Almond Taco Meat
To make taco meat, process almonds into small pieces. Add oil, cumin, coriander, and salt, and process to mix well. Set aside.
To make cheeze, process garlic and salt into small pieces. Add cashews, juice, cilantro, and only enough water to process into a thick cream texture. Set aside.
To make salsa, mix ingredients in a bowl. Set aside.
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A delicious save-the-fish style pate made with almonds and cashews, flavored with ginger and lemon. The orange salmon-like color comes from sweet carrots full of beta carotene. Use this pate inside nori rolls, lettuce wraps, and scooped on top of a bed of greens.
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- Deciding subset relationship of co-inductively defined set constants (2005)
- Static analysis of different non-strict functional programming languages makes use of set constants like Top, Inf, and Bot denoting all expressions, all lists without a last Nil as tail, and all non-terminating programs, respectively. We use a set language that permits union, constructors and recursive definition of set constants with a greatest fixpoint semantics. This paper proves decidability, in particular EXPTIMEcompleteness, of subset relationship of co-inductively defined sets by using algorithms and results from tree automata. This shows decidability of the test for set inclusion, which is required by certain strictness analysis algorithms in lazy functional programming languages.
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- Polynomial equality testing for terms with shared substructures (2005)
- Sharing of substructures like subterms and subcontexts in terms is a common method for space-efficient representation of terms, which allows for example to represent exponentially large terms in polynomial space, or to represent terms with iterated substructures in a compact form. We present singleton tree grammars as a general formalism for the treatment of sharing in terms. Singleton tree grammars (STG) are recursion-free context-free tree grammars without alternatives for non-terminals and at most unary second-order nonterminals. STGs generalize Plandowski's singleton context free grammars to terms (trees). We show that the test, whether two different nonterminals in an STG generate the same term can be done in polynomial time, which implies that the equality test of terms with shared terms and contexts, where composition of contexts is permitted, can be done in polynomial time in the size of the representation. This will allow polynomial-time algorithms for terms exploiting sharing. We hope that this technique will lead to improved upper complexity bounds for variants of second order unification algorithms, in particular for variants of context unification and bounded second order unification.
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- A complete proof of the safety of Nöcker's strictness analysis (2005)
- This paper proves correctness of Nöcker's method of strictness analysis, implemented in the Clean compiler, which is an effective way for strictness analysis in lazy functional languages based on their operational semantics. We improve upon the work of Clark, Hankin and Hunt did on the correctness of the abstract reduction rules. Our method fully considers the cycle detection rules, which are the main strength of Nöcker's strictness analysis. Our algorithm SAL is a reformulation of Nöcker's strictness analysis algorithm in a higher-order call-by-need lambda-calculus with case, constructors, letrec, and seq, extended by set constants like Top or Inf, denoting sets of expressions. It is also possible to define new set constants by recursive equations with a greatest fixpoint semantics. The operational semantics is a small-step semantics. Equality of expressions is defined by a contextual semantics that observes termination of expressions. Basically, SAL is a non-termination checker. The proof of its correctness and hence of Nöcker's strictness analysis is based mainly on an exact analysis of the lengths of normal order reduction sequences. The main measure being the number of 'essential' reductions in a normal order reduction sequence. Our tools and results provide new insights into call-by-need lambda-calculi, the role of sharing in functional programming languages, and into strictness analysis in general. The correctness result provides a foundation for Nöcker's strictness analysis in Clean, and also for its use in Haskell.


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Well wishes to the new pope
"Habemus Papam." With great joy, my prayers and lighted candles are given for our new pope, His Holiness Pope Francis. May he be blessed with The Holy Spirit in the love of Christ, the grace of God, as he answers his call to lead the Roman Catholic Church in bringing all
Catholics into the light, way, compassion and open love of Christ.
This Easter, the church is blessed with refreshed hope of renewal and cleansing, to bring the focus of Catholics away from self-given pedestals of the sins and arrogance of politics, self-importance, betrayals, scandals and cover ups that have caused many Catholics, priest and parishioners, to divide, scorn and cause harm to the already born of children and adults and especially to the way, life and death of Christ. May the focus be put back on the love and sacrifice of Christ that so many of us have taken for granted and disrespected often. This is not a judgment of my fellow Catholic's soul, for I have been guilty of it as well, as with them, at one degree or another, at one time or another, but an observation of our actions and reactions.
May he open the windows of the Vatican for the fresh air of the Holy Spirit to enter and refresh the faith of all Catholics, as he defends the unborn, May he also heal the already born of the physical and emotional scourge afflicted by others and open the doors to the women of the church who have the compassion, love, non-judgmental, who do not walk with blindfolded eyes, closed minds and hard hearts to be in higher positions, fulfilling God's call, just as the Blessed Virgin Mary answered her call, to bring Christ to everyone.
Chandler S. Vincent
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At Wagner College, we are committed to improving our digital and social media presence.
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We launched a major redesign of our website, wagner.edu, in January 2013. The overall goal here was to produce a site that is consistent in design and navigation, easy to access, simple to update and visually engaging. We want your feedback, questions, and ideas on this project; just fill out this form or contact Anna Mulé (x4468). We also have a series of web tutorials if you need help managing your subsite, and official policies that cover site management, site structure, content creation, and more.
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A great way to connect with off-campus students, alumni, and others is to livestream an event. Wagner has a subscription to livestream.com and we can help you connect a webcam to our stream. Wagner has livestreamed Commencement, info sessions for orientation, discussions between current and prospective students, lectures, and other creative events.
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Cyclist Lance Armstrong recently admitted that he used performance enhancing drugs during his professional career, including the time during which he won the Tour de France seven consecutive times.
While this admission was in the news, it wasnt much of a surprise. In October, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency issued a report, called the Reasoned Decision, that laid out compelling evidence that Armstrong and his cycling team participated in a highly organized doping program. As a consequence, Armstrong was stripped of his Tour de France titles and was banned from professional competition.
You probably heard about Armstrongs recent interview with Oprah even if you arent a sports fan or dont follow cycling, but you may not understand what Armstrong did or why he did it.
The purpose of this column is to explain the techniques used by Armstrong and his teammates. And although several performance-enhancing substances were used, I will focus on blood doping.
First, a little physiology review. Endurance events like distance running and cycling are dependent on the delivery of oxygenated blood to the muscle to produce the energy needed to sustain exercise. For this reason, exercise of this type is called aerobic.
Oxygen use by the muscle is enhanced with training due to increases in the amount of blood the heart can pump to the muscle and changes within the muscle that allow it to take up and use more oxygen to produce energy. This allows athletes to exercise at a higher intensity for a longer time.
Since all of the athletes in a cycling race have trained vigorously, gaining an edge over the competition requires finding a way to improve oxygen delivery to the muscle even more.
Oxygen is transported through the blood by red blood cells. Increasing the number of red blood cells boosts the amount of oxygen delivered to the muscle.
This procedure is called blood doping. Traditionally, this required an athlete to remove a unit of blood and then reinfuse that blood later, closer to the event.
After the blood is removed, the blood oxygen level is lower than normal, leading to the release of a hormone called EPO, short for erythropoietin. EPO causes an increase in red blood cells production.
Since the body replaced the donated red blood cells, the reinfused blood adds extra red blood cells, which carry even more oxygen to the muscle to improve performance.
There is another way for athletes to get the same result without having to donate, store and reinfuse blood.
The hormone EPO can also be produced as a prescription drug that has the same effect.
This drug has legitimate use in treating anemia, including anemia caused by chemotherapy.
Unfortunately, the fact that Armstrong doped tarnishes his legacy. Even without the blood doping, he was one of the most highly trained and competitive athletes on the planet.
In a sport in which blood doping is thought to be so common, dedicated training likely contributed to his success as much as the use of banned substances.
His victories in the Tour de France increased the popularity of cycling in the U.S. and promoted the sport among young athletes.
His story of surviving advanced cancer and returning to competitive cycling is inspiring, to say the least, and led to the formation of his important charity foundation.
Hopefully, the fact that he was part of such a broad doping conspiracy wont diminish these important contributions.
Brian Parr, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Exercise and Sports Science at USC Aiken where he teaches courses in exercise physiology, nutrition and health behavior.
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Tue., Dec. 21*
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The Wolves host the Milwaukee Admirals in an Amtrak Rivalry game on Tuesday before breaking for the holidays; Chicago, which has won five of its last seven matchups on home ice and has scored 33 markers during those outings, has tallied an 8-5-0-0 mark at the Allstate Arena overall this season.
--- Nigel Dawes: Bagged six goals and eight points during a current five-game point streak, which includes collecting at least one marker in four of those outings... Shares first on the Wolves and 11th in the AHL with 13 goals and is tied for fifth on the team with 21 points in 27 games this season ... Shares second on the team with five power-play strikes and holds second on the squad with 88 shots on goal
--- Spencer Machacek: Tallied four points (2G, 2A) in three games this week, which includes matching a season-best three points (G, 2A) on Saturday ... Shares first on the Wolves and 11th in the AHL with 13 goals and ranks fourth on the team and is tied for 17th in the league with 27 points in 32 games this season ... Paces the team with a +9 plus/minus rating
--- Paul Postma: Dished out seven assists in his last five contests, which includes his fourth multiple-assist game (2A) of the season on Saturday ... Leads Wolves defensemen and ranks third overall on the team with 18 assists and paces team rear guards and shares fifth on the squad with 21 points in 33 games ... His 18 helpers are tied for fourth among AHL blueliners while his 21 points share sixth among league defensemen
--- Jared Ross: Recorded four points (4A) in three games this week, which includes notching his fifth multiple-point game (2A) of the season on Saturday ... Ranks second on the Wolves and shares seventh in the AHL with 20 assists and ranks second on the team and is tied for 11th in the league with 29 points in 33 games this season ... Shares second on the squad with a +7 plus/minus rating
--- Jason Krog: Registered two points (G, A) on Saturday to move into third place on Chicago's all-time scoring list ... Collected 299 points (86G, 213A) in 235 games with the Wolves, spanning four seasons (2006-08; 2009-present) ... Ranks first on the Wolves and fifth in the AHL with 25 assists and leads the team and shares fourth in the league with 32 points in 33 games this season ... Shares second on the squad with five power-play markers
--- The Wolves 5-1 win over Milwaukee on Saturday matched their largest margin of victory this season and marked the 10th time they have scored four or more goals in a game; Chicago has recorded a 9-1-0-0 mark when potting four or more markers in a contest this year.
--- Chicago potted two power-play goals on three chances on Saturday, the ninth time this season the team has collected multiple man-advantage markers in a game; the Wolves lead the AHL with a 24.5 conversion rate on the power play (36 of 147).
--- Forward Michael Davies has tallied three points (2G, A) in three games since being recalled from the ECHL's Gwinnett Gladiators on Dec. 15; the 24-year-old forward has collected eight points (4G, 4A) in his last eight tilts with the Wolves and has accrued nine points (4G, 5A) in 15 games overall this season.
--- The Wolves have surrendered two or fewer goals in each of their last seven victories, which includes holding the opposition to a single tally in four of those matchups; Chicago has amassed a 13-0-0-0 record when allowing two or fewer markers in a contest this season.
--- Chicago opened scoring for the third time in its last four games on Saturday; Chicago has notched an 8-4-1-0 mark when lighting the lamp first this year.
--- The Wolves thwarted all three of Milwaukee's power-play opportunities on Saturday, the eighth time this season they have been perfect on the penalty kill; Chicago ranks 30th in the AHL with a 74.4) efficiency rating on the penalty kill (122 of 164).
--- The Wolves will be collecting toys for the United States Marine Corps "Toys for Tots" drive at their home game tomorrow night. Fans who donate a new, unwrapped toy will receive a raffle ticket for a chance to win a 2010-11 team-signed jersey.
Sat., Dec. 18
(at) Chicago 5, Milwaukee 1
--- The Wolves offense ignited for five goals and goaltender Drew MacIntyre shut the door the rest of the way to help the Wolves to a 5-1 victory over the Milwaukee Admirals at the Allstate Arena
--- Left wing Nigel Dawes (2G, A) and right wing Spencer Machacek (G, 2A) led a pack of five Wolves with multiple points
--- MacINTYRE stopped 22 of 23 shots to collect his first win of the season
Fri., Dec. 17
(at) Rockford 3, Chicago 2
--- The Wolves pulled within one, 3-2, with 40 seconds left to play but fell to the Rockford IceHogs at the Rockford MetroCentre
--- Forwards Michael Davies and Spencer Machacek tallied for the Wolves
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino stopped 28 shots in the loss
Wed., Dec. 15
Chicago 4, (at) Rockford 2
--- The Wolves bagged two third period goals to snap a 2-2 tie and lift them to a 4-2 win over the Rockford IceHogs at the Rockford MetroCentre
--- Forwards Nigel Dawes, Michael Davies, Ryan Garbutt and defenseman Arturs Kulda lit the lamp for Chicago
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Unless the Savannah River Site gets $79 million in funds by May 22, hundreds of workers will lose their income. Starting June 1, 700 to 900 workers will go on full furlough.
The shortfall in funding is a result of sequestration, where SRS funding was cut by $100 million. The result was forced reduction in staffing and narrowing the scope of work.
In an effort to keep SRS running and keep their mission milestones within site, on March 18 the Department of Energy submitted a reprogramming request for $79 million.
But what exactly is reprogramming, and where does this money come from?
Reprogramming is the use of funds for a purpose other than that for which they were originally provided, according to the Office of Management and Budget.
This means that one project will not be using certain funds, so these can be repurposed and given to another project to use.
For SRS, the Department of Energy is currently working with the Office of Management and Budget to get a reprogramming proposal to Congress. The money is appropriated to SRS through the Department of Energy's Environmental Management division, but currently not in the correct accounts.
Once OMB signs off on the amount of funds, it will be passed to two committees in the U.S. House and two in Congress. Once there, the reprogramming must be approved, then it can be moved by the Department of Energy.
Currently, SRS's request is bundled within the larger DOE Environmental Management request, which includes the Hanford Site in Washington State, Idaho National Laboratory and the Oak Ridge facility in Tennessee. Worryingly for DOE and SRS employees and the Congressional delegation, this request has not advanced since March 18.
"On April 26, Director Sylvia Burwell was confirmed as the Director of the President's OMB. Our Delegation's hope is that one of her first actions will be to approve reprogramming," Cong. Joe Wilson said Friday.
Through pressure from the public and the Washington and State delegation, Wilson is optimistic that the funding will be in place ahead of the May 22 deadline.
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FLORENCE Helen Beatrice Barall Snyder passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 17, 2012, in her home at The Lodge at Otter Creek in Middlebury, Vermont.
Helen was born in Hartford, Connecticut, on September 29, 1921, the daughter of Leon and Bertha (Jakira) Barall.
Helen worked tirelessly throughout her life in many endeavors. She raised a family of four children, served in leadership positions for many years with the PTA, worked in the administration at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, served on the Board of Trustees for Chaffee Art Center, served proudly in the sisterhood of the Rutland Jewish Center, and served on the Board of Directors of the beloved Dismas House of Rutland.
Helen married her companion for life, Murry A. Snyder, on February 17, 1946. Together, they raised a family and made a wonderful life in New York City and Florence, Vermont.
Helen will always be remembered for her radiant smile, beautiful hats and eternally large heart. Throughout her life, all were welcome in her home as equals. To this, there was no exception.
Helen loved to entertain guests and volunteer for her community. She was a constant presence at the Blood Drive in Rutland. She loved to travel, which took her to remote corners of the world. She was a strong supporter of the arts and loved theater, music and fine art with equal devotion.
Helen leaves a legacy that includes life with passion and death with dignity. She was a strong believer in teaching tolerance, that justice for all was more than a phrase and that you could think globally but needed to act locally. In spite of these attributes, when asked to explain her reason, she was fond of saying, Because Im Your Mother!
Helen was often referred to as The Prettiest Girl in Hartford. In truth, she was the prettiest girl wherever she happened to be at the time.
Helen was predeceased by her husband Murry Snyder, son David Snyder, brother Stan Barall and sisters Lillian Cane and Madeline Bedick.
Helen is survived by her son Andy Snyder of Florence, Vermont, daughter Karen Snyder-Kadish of Norwood, New Jersey, son Adam Snyder of Homewood, Alabama, daughters-in-law, Chris Anderson of Manchester, Vermont, and Sue Buckingham of Homewood, Alabama, and loving grandchildren Ethan Snyder of Brooklyn, New York, Caleb Kadish of Norwood, New Jersey, and Chrissie Wohland of Boston, Massachusetts; and many loving in-laws, nieces and nephews and their extended families.
The family also wishes to thank the staff and residents at the Lodge at Otter Creek, Kathy Laframboise and the angels at Addison Home, Health and Hospice, Jeanni Vargas, Milly Jackson and the staff of M&M Private Care and Doctors Diana Barnard and George Fjeld.
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Who is your other Quarterback and other DEF? There is no reason to keep 2 at this point in the season... Big Ben is a marginal fantasy QB who had 2 great weeks. Unless your league is crazy deep and your only other QB is Orton or Stanton then I would probably drop him since you only have 4 bench spots. Same with your DEF. If you don't have a top 5 one, you should be dropping your DEF for this spot.
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The Associated Press | December 20,2013WHITE RIVER JUNCTION A number of programs developed in Vermont to help veterans cope with post-traumatic stress disorder are now being used throughout the Department of Veterans Affairs hospital network.
Some programs are also in use by civilian treatment providers, a top VA official said Thursday.
The VA Medical Center in White River Junction, which treats veterans from Vermont and parts of New Hampshire, has also developed programs that help rural veterans who live far from the hospital, said VA Assistant Secretary Tommy Sowers after touring the hospital and the adjacent National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Ive seen a level of technology adoption here that I have not seen anywhere else, Sowers said.
He was given a demonstration of a locally developed app, called the PTSD Coach, which offers online tools to help users screen themselves for PTSD and provides techniques for dealing with stress.
Sowers visited the inpatient substance abuse treatment area, where many of the patients are also suffering from PTSD, and other sections of the hospital that focus on traditional medical care for veterans.
He also spoke via a telemedicine hookup with a veteran undergoing physical therapy in his home about two hours away from the hospital while he conducted exercises with a VA therapist.
The PTSD Coach smartphone app has been downloaded more than 100,000 times in 78 countries since its release in 2011, and the PTSD Coach Online, released in September, had 25,000 page views in October, officials said.
The center has surveyed veterans and active duty military personnel who have used the applications to see if they work.
The bottom line, in terms of outcomes, is we have found really nice, robust, positive effects, said Barbara Hermann, the centers associate director for research and education.
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These are some topics on my mind as of late. When I'm not focusing on one specific argument/issue, I think I'll do more of these type blogs down the road.
Why does the trade waiver deadline seem bigger than ever before?
Is it me or is the MLB August 31
waiver deadline more active than of recent years? Just look at the blockbuster that went down several days ago between the Red Sox and Dodgers! (By the way, I know it's early, but the Dodgers are 1-3 since Adrian Gonzalez entered the Dodgers' lineup). Teams want impact players. I guess that's how you're suppose to win a World Series these days. There are a myriad of players that have already been thrown on trade waivers; some have already cleared…I'm amazed by all the household names on this trade waiver list. Let's see how many of them find new homes, though, in the next couple of days.
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And according to the New York Post, SS Alex Rodriguez has a chance of being put on waivers!
Apparently the Dodgers have interest in just about every one of these players. If the Dodgers were to land another top tier name, I would expect them to win the World Series. Otherwise, their season will be a failure. Magic Johnson apparently wants to win now…and so does GM Ned Colletti. Have people forgotten the Dodgers came out of bankruptcy only a few months ago? Obviously, the change in ownership makes a difference in healing that wound, but to rebound from that and spend this much money in so little time? According to the Wall Street Journal, the Dodgers payroll has nearly doubled from $95 million to $178 million this season. About $145 million of that payroll is divided amongst nine players! If you ask me, those figures are mind-blowing.
As for Shaun Marcum, if he does clear waivers, I'm curious to see what kind of value the Brewers can get in return. It won't be the type of package we got for Zack Greinke. Marcum's elbow injury almost destroyed his value. Luckily, you can't deny a 5-4 record with a 3.19 ERA this season. If Marcum can bounce back from Tommy John, he sure as hell can bounce back from elbow tightness. That logic could give aid to his value.
My Captain's picks in the Ryder Cup
Miggs in Shorewood tweeted me a question the other day – "If you were the USA Captain for the Ryder Cup Team, who would be your four Captain's picks?"
The U.S. has quite an arsenal of young talent these days in golf. The Europeans have been dominant for so long in golf, but the Americans are turning a corner in the sport. While the U.S. won in 2008 and fell just short of a victory in 2010, I like their chances of winning this year at Medinah.
Here are my four picks.
Jim Furyk
Steve Stricker
Dustin Johnson
Sleeper: Bo Van Pelt
Furyk and Stricker continue to have solid seasons on Tour. They also bring significant experience to Team USA. Although Dustin Johnson has had quite a see-saw season this year, you can never go wrong with him. He is by far one of the more talented young-guns out there. As for Bo Van Pelt, although he hasn't won much in his career (his first win came at the final U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee), he's consistently finding himself in the Top 10 on leaderboards. It's only a matter of time before that guy gets on a hot streak. He will give all of his European competitors a run for their money out on the course.
Hunter Mahan would be a nice pick as well, but he's struggled in the last month and a half. To be fair, he's won twice earlier this season on the PGA Tour. If he can catch fire in the FedEx Cup Playoffs, he deserves a spot.
European Soccer!
It's back, BABY!!! European Soccer is back in solid form. I can't wait to see how things will shape between now and May. The two leagues I'll be following the most include the English Premier League and the Spanish La Liga.
In the English Premier League, it's going to be battle between several of the most obvious clubs in England. Chelsea, Arsenal, and Tottenham will be making a run at the title this season. I'm not sure what to make of Fulham and Liverpool at this point. If Clint Dempsey moves from Fulham to Liverpool, then you can throw Liverpool into the mix of competitors. Swansea City is off to a fast start, but I'm not sure how much that run will last. Southampton is one of three newcomers to the Premier League this season. Although they've lost their first two matches, they strike me as an intriguing team maybe later this season. The two giant clubs to focus attention towards, though, are Manchester United and Manchester City. They are the favorites in England this year (no surprise).
The signing of striker Robin Van Persie to ManU has set the tone for the rest of the league. ManU is looking for revenge against Man City. Down the road this season, you could make an argument that this could become a bigger rivalry than Real Madrid and Barcelona. The talent on both sides is overly impressive. Then again, Real Madrid and Barcelona could beat ManU and Man City any day of the week.
Speaking of which, Real Madrid and Barcelona square off this afternoon in the Spanish Super Cup. I will be watching that. I'm a devout Barca fan, and I'm going back to that fame city in January. Skeptical about new head coach Tito Vilanova, I believe Barca may not be the same team after losing head coach Pep Guardiola. I do find it bizarre, though, that Pep has yet to land a coaching job in Europe.
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What if Derek Fisher was a Milwaukee Buck? We need a guard. He has phenomenal veteran leadership. Is there a leader in the Bucks locker room? He might be old, but he can still make shots. Jerry Stackhouse and Kurt Thomas were pivotal leaders/shot-makers for the 2009-2010 team. I'm just saying…
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The Book of Esther recounts the story of Purim, telling of how the Jews of Persia were saved from destruction. During the time of King Ahasuerus, one of his ministers, Haman, sought to destroy the Jews in revenge for being snubbed by the Jew Mordecai, who refused to bow down to him. With the king's authority, he draws lots (pur) to determine the fateful day, which falls on the 13th of the month of Adar.
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Gates Racing Micro-V Accessory Drive Belt Honda Prelude SOHC 88-90
Model: K050415RB
Sale: $37.49
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Gates Racing Micro-V Accessory Drive Belt Honda Prelude SOHC 88-90
If you want something done right, you have to invent it yourself. That's what we did with Gates Racing Serpentine Belts. You get more than just a cool color. You get high performance, leading edge technology that's 300% stronger with three times the heat resistance of stock belts.
1. Precision Belt Profile. Belts are precision ground, not cut, so they fit the pulley with absolute perfection.
2. Durable, Heat-resistant Overcord. The heat-resisting polyester fabric is reinforced with a patented EPDM compound.
3. Super Strong Tensile Cord. High-modulus, low-stretch polyester means Herculean strength for high load-carrying capability.
4. Heat Beating Undercord. Aramid reinforcement in a patented EPDM compound for three times the heat resistance and durability of standard belts.
5. Specially Engineered Adhesion Layer. Our patented EPDM compound gives Gates Racing belts extended service life.
Fits: Honda Prelude Ɗ-Cyl. 2.0 L (SOHC) 88-90
About Manufacturer: Gates
Gates is a truly global organization. In 1954, the company opened its first international manufacturing facility in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Expansion to other countries followed. In 1958, the Rubber Company opened Gates Rubber de Mexico. In 1963, Gates built a belt and hose plant in Erembodegem, Belgium, the first of many European facilities.
Today, Gates is the only non-tire producing rubber company with sales and manufacturing operations in all of the worlds major markets, including North America, Europe, Asia, Australia and South America.


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Courses: Senior Research Tutorial in Hematopoietic Stem Cell Biology (BIOLH412I01)
Spring 2011
The development and maintenance of vertebrate blood is tasked to rare quiescent multipotent hematopoietic stem cells, which must balance programs for self-renewal and differentiation. This balance is determined both intrinsically through a number of different signaling pathways, including the NF-Y transcription factor, and extrinsically by the microenvironmental niche in which they reside. We employ a combination of cellular and molecular techniques to investigate these two aspects of hematopoietic stem cell regulation. Laboratory work is supplemented with readings from the current literature.
Prerequisites: Consent of Instructor.
Fulfills: NA II